Topic: Colleges And Universities
BOSTON (Reuters) - A college degree is seen more and more by the public as a credential women need to make it big despite a soaring price tag, research published on Wednesday showed.Some 77 percent of respondents in a Pew Research Center ...
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Higher education leads to better paying jobs and by 2018 almost two thirds of all occupations in the United States will require a college degree, according to a new study.Researchers at Georgetown University's Center on Education and ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The board of New Jersey's Rutgers University has slashed in half a recommended tuition hike, bucking the tide of historic tuition spikes at public colleges in cash-strapped states nationwide.The board of governors at Rutgers, New Jersey's state university, ...
Ministers will on Tuesday set out their plans for a radical shake-up of the English university system the government says is aimed at increasing competition and giving consumer powers to students.The controversial higher education proposals are expected to enable universities to compete ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nancy O'Leary is proud of her son, and with good reason. After graduating from the University of Michigan this spring, he landed a research job on Wall Street -- no mean feat in troubled economic times.Success for the sports ...
Local foreign-born population exceeding national average; education levels not keeping upA Washington think tank says Las Vegas is a major U.S. metropolitan area with an emerging immigrant population but one whose adults are mostly low skilled because they lack high school degrees.The ...
South Korean college students, civic groups and opposition parties held a candlelit rally Friday to call for quick government action to reduce tuition fees.South Korea has the world's second-highest average college tuition fees after the United States, according to a 2009 Organisation ...
Phoenix proves it is possible to turn a desert patch into a thriving metropolisLas Vegas deservedly bills itself as the entertainment capital of the world, a tourist destination with few equals, but it still has a lot to learn about how to ...
My warring impulses of naive optimism and fatalistic pessimism were on full display as Gov. Brian Sandoval and Democratic legislative leaders announced a deal Wednesday extending taxes passed in 2009 while enacting reforms of education and collective bargaining.Bad news first. Reasons to ...
The government could face a "substantial funding gap" for higher education after ministers underestimated the number of universities which will charge top fees, a report published on Tuesday said.A government spending watchdog said more universities than expected were planning to charge the ...