Alpha colleges buck nationwide falling tuitions
Colleges are losing pricing power and a lot of this is due to their own tuition strategy.
Source: thehill.com
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The Edge: It's Time to 'Demystify' the University
New research shows that former students with some college but no degree have at least three good reasons for not re-enrolling.
University Of Mississippi United States Long Beach City College North Central College Paul Freedman Sarah Brown
Source: chronicle.com
Student debt: It's the interest stupid
Unlike other proposals, this would protect both the lender and borrower.
Joe Courtney Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Education Department Federal Reserve Income Based Repayment Social Security
Source: thehill.com
Ohio State is about to score a financial aid touchdown
Ohio State has just announced it will use its endowment to eliminate student loans within the decade.
Source: thehill.com
The end of student loans
If the administration doesn’t accept this reality, it may suffer widespread defaults on the new repayment date on May 1.
Source: thehill.com
South Boston's Flynn has votes for City Council presidency
City Councillor Ed Flynn is set to assume the City Council presidency in January. Jockeying for the top job on the 13-member body ended last week with the South Bostonian gathering enough votes to lock down the position. The other contenders were Kenzie Bok of Back Bay and Mission Hill and Ricardo Arroyo of Hyde Park. Arroyo is now supporting Flynn, and he has been tapped to
Source: dotnews.com
Student debt borrowers are not ready for repayment to resume: How to avoid looming crisis
Borrowers are not ready to start repaying their debt: 89 percent do not feel financially secure
Source: thehill.com
To lower tuition, empower the family with direct funds
Nothing would empower families more than if the government sent its financial aid directly to them — rather than to colleges as it does now.
Source: thehill.com