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Illinois Mandates ACT for High School Graduation Starting Next Spring - Vimarsana News

Illinois Mandates ACT for High School Graduation Starting Next Spring

Starting next spring, Illinois high school juniors must take the ACT to graduate, shifting from the SAT due to cost considerations. Read to learn more.

FAFSA Woes: Education Department's $50 Million Plan Falls Short of Expectations - Vimarsana News

FAFSA Woes: Education Department's $50 Million Plan Falls Short of Expectations

Amidst FAFSA chaos, the Education Department's $50 million plan falls short, leaving colleges disappointed and administrators grappling with uncertainties. Read to learn more.

Democrats Unveil Ambitious Plan to Transform Higher Education, Prioritizing Affordability and Student Success - Vimarsana News

Democrats Unveil Ambitious Plan to Transform Higher Education, Prioritizing Affordability and Student Success

House Democrats unveil a groundbreaking roadmap for higher education, proposing free community college, doubled Pell Grants, and enhanced student support. Read to learn more.

School Choice: Republican Lawmakers Pushing Parents to Remove Their Children From Public Schools - Vimarsana News

School Choice: Republican Lawmakers Pushing Parents to Remove Their Children From Public Schools

Republican lawmakers in Kansas are getting more aggressive in ensuring that public schools don't give children wrong teachings about gender and sexuality as they propose a new bill — school choice for parents.

10 Most Regretted College Majors and What Graduates Wished They Pursued Instead - Vimarsana News

10 Most Regretted College Majors and What Graduates Wished They Pursued Instead

Researchers interviewed more than 1,500 college graduates and job seekers and found the top 10 most regretted and least regretted college majors and the reasons behind them.