October, 2020

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Without Better Postsecondary Data, We’re Leaving Stakeholders in the Dark

IHEP Institute for Higher Education Policy

by: Kim Dancy, Amanda Janice Roberson. This post also appears in the Today’s Students Coalition blog series. When exploring new territory, it’s wise to have a flashlight to illuminate areas that aren’t e asily visible. The COVID-19 pandemic, which has upended nearly every aspect of our nation’s well-being and profoundly disrupted the higher education experiences of nearly 20 million students, put higher education in uncharted territory.

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FAFSA is live again! It’s alive… It’s alive!!!

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Hey everyone! It’s been a while. How have you been? I’ve been busy working on getting our students set for the Fall and opening up the application cycle for 2021-22. And as part of that process, being available for presentations and other speaking opportunities about Financial Aid and the FAFSA. It’s Alive! It’s Alive!!! So today I have three opportunities for you to make your application process easier this year.

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Pathways to Student Affairs and Services Around the Globe

Supporting Student Success

By: Tricia Seifert. When I was a kid, I dreamt of traveling the world. I remember friends from a youth organization (4-H) hosting an exchange student from Japan. I was in grade 4 and I wanted to learn all about this student’s life back home and how it compared to her experience in the US. When I was in high school, I begged my parents to become a host family.

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Why California's Community College Enrollment Rates Dropped in 2009-2010

Community College Review

While enrollment rates have soared at community colleges, California's institutions experienced a decrease in enrollment this year. Learn about why this state is bucking the national trend.

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Can Brain Science Actually Help Make Your Training & Teaching Stick?

Speaker: Andrew Cohen, Founder & CEO of Brainscape

The instructor’s PPT slides are brilliant. You’ve splurged on the expensive interactive courseware. Student engagement is stellar. So… why are half of your students still forgetting everything they learned in just a matter of weeks? It's likely a matter of cognitive science! With so much material to "teach" these days, we often forget to incorporate key proven principles into our curricula — namely active recall, metacognition, spaced repetition, and interleaving practice.

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Students with Learning Disabilities Find Help in Community Colleges

Community College Review

Community colleges are an excellent stepping stone between high school and a four-year institution, especially for students with learning disabilities. Learn about the support programs available at community colleges that can help students thrive academically, regardless of their disabilities.

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10 Online Degrees to Consider at Your Local Community College

Community College Review

Consider some of the most popular online options at community colleges today that allow students to earn two-year degrees right from the comfort of home.

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The Pros and Cons of Online Learning

Community College Review

We examine the advantages and disadvantages of using online classes to earn your two-year degree.

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3 Reasons Why Top Universities are Recruiting Community College Students

Community College Review

Learn about the growing trend amongst four-year universities to recruit from community college campuses. Enjoy an academic head start and a competitive edge against other applicants by starting first at community college.

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Free Speech, Social Media and Community Colleges: Let the Clash Begin

Community College Review

An interesting case arose this week over a community college student in North Carolina that posted a rant about a new campus policy on his Facebook page. The student was suspended for two semesters, but quickly reinstated amid a flurry of protests over his free speech rights.

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Why Community College Students are Taking Classes at Midnight

Community College Review

To accommodate students' schedules, along with growing enrollment rates, community colleges are offering classes in the late evening. Learn more about why you may be taking midnight classes at a campus near you.

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Should Freshmen be First or Last in Line?

Community College Review

Freshmen typically wait last in line for class registration, but some community colleges are challenging this standard by giving the frosh class first priority. Learn about the new programs that are designed to give freshmen the first pick in classes at community colleges.

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New Poll: What Americans Really Think of Community Colleges

Community College Review

Have community colleges shaken their unfair reputation as being "13th" grade? A new poll shows that more Americans are seeing community colleges in a positive light.

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What Can Washington do about the State of Community Colleges?

Community College Review