California public universities are beginning to turn towards massive open online courses in an effort to cut costs amid pressure from Gov. Jerry Brown...
California's public higher education system is dying a slow death. The promise of a cheap, quality education is slipping away. And don't think the slow rot of public education is unique to California: that state's woes are the nation's.
Both components of the Middle Class Scholarship Act have passed the California State Assembly. And now it seems there is a real possibility for deep, impactful reform of our higher education system.
A reason students attend community college before applying to a more expensive four-year college is to save money. Pricier courses would undermine their purpose: providing affordable options to students from all backgrounds.
California once led the world in providing affordable access to college to all classes. Today, our taxpayers have said no to this commitment. But the taxpayer revolt against the rising cost of higher education has an element of logic.
As the college-bound population grows and technology affords the convenience of applying to schools online -- such as through the Common Application, ...
We're never one to shy away from our obsession with college rankings, so we were thrilled to see our friends over at the San Francisco Business Times ...
As a City College Board Trustee, I have always advocated for the students that need and rely on City College the most: young men and women who are struggling to make ends meet while working toward their degree.
New reports indicate that more and more California students are leaving the state to pursue higher education.
The San Jose Mercury News has more:
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