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By Noah Buckley for The Conversation Since his ascension to power in 2000, Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, has maintained levels of approval among the Russian public that would be the envy of most world leaders. Prior to the recent invasion of Ukraine, Putin’s approval rating stood at 71%, according to an independent pollster. Contrary to widespread belief, research has
PORTLAND â Students by the thousands appear to be steering clear of Oregonâs public and community colleges this fall. Early figures suggest enrollment could be 5% lower this fall compared to a year ago, which itself was a historically bad year for Oregon higher education due to the pandemic. Through April, the stateâs public colleges had received the fewest financial aid applications since 2009, which administrators attributed to lingering concerns about the pandemic and the economic impact of the virus. âItâs really scary,â said Chuck Knepfle, vice president of enrollment management at Portland State University, which is preparing for a 5% enrollment decline this fall on top of a 7% drop in the current year. The biggest drop for PSU has been from low-income families in the Portland area. âThis pandemic has hit poor families really hard. I think thereâs some general frustration at the value of a college education.â
Students by the thousands appear to be steering clear of Oregon’s public and community colleges this fall. Early figures suggest enrollment could be 5% lower this fall compared to a year ago, which itself was a historically bad year for Oregon higher education due to the pandemic. Through April, the state’s public colleges had received the fewest financial aid applications since 2009, which ...
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Starting in Fall 2021, Oregon State University will begin to offer an additional scholarship opportunity, the Western Undergraduate Exchange scholarship, to first-year and transfer students of the Corvallis and Bend campuses. While the university currently offers a range of scholarships for both resident and non-resident OSU undergraduates, newly-admitted students will now be able to get a WUE scholarship next school year. OSU began to explore the idea of participating in the Western Undergraduate Exchange last spring. This decision was made because this program is very popular and well-known throughout the western states.. WUE will not be replacing any existing scholarship programs, as it will be offered along with those other awards. There are hopes that prospective students who are not already familiar with OSU will take a closer look at the university when they see that this program is being offered.