This study examines the effectiveness of math and English transition courses with added supports through the At Home in College program in New York City, which was developed by the City University of New York. Taken together, ...

The U.S. requires a well-educated workforce to grow economy, strengthen democracy, and solve big problems at home and abroad. And individuals with a college degree benefit from more job security, employment opportunities, ...

Many borrowers have difficulty repaying their federal student loans, particularly at certain institutions. This article proposes an institutional accountability system that is intended to help align incentives of institutions ...

While sixty-five thousand undocumented students graduate high school annually,1 a dismal 49% of undocumented students drop out.2 Various laws and policies make higher education, and education generally, unattainable and ...

At $14 billion, the investment in operating support for higher education institutions from the coronavirus relief bill, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, is the largest one-year federal infusion ...

Many public college and university leaders will enter the new decade with some hope and confidence in the policy arena, with the tailwinds of a strong national economy, healthier state budgets and state political environments ...

Public college and university leaders will enter a state policy landscape in 2018 marked by more political uncertainty than any time in recent memory. The immediate driver of state-level uncertainty is the overhaul of the ...

The UK offers a particularly interesting case for the study of higher education and its regulation. One key challenge has been the growing diversity across the different countries that form the UK, not just in terms of ...