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/PRNewswire/ -- Brightway Education Foundation announced today that it is partnering with the State University of New York (SUNY) college system to implement a...

The cost of going to college for four years to earn a bachelor’s degree is so high, some students wonder if it’s worth it these days. It turns out, they could get a bigger bang for their buck with an associate degree, depending on what it’s in.

CUNY, the Professional Staff Congress (PSC-NY) faculty union, and elected officials crowded the steps at the Tweed Courthouse last week to protest against Mayor Eric Adams’ $60 million cuts to CUNY funding in the city budget.

Dozens of students, professors and staff, and elected officials rallied Thursday over budget cuts to the The City University of New York that they say will make it harder for many students to earn college diplomas.

Amarillo College’s “No Excuses” program has become a national model.

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Three community colleges in Ohio started to adapt the Accelerated Study in Associate Programs almost 10 years ago. A study of how the first students performed after six years shows signs of success.

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