“Free college tuition” deal is reached in New York, but it really is not “free” since it could cost taxpayers at least $163 million.
Topic: community college
Op-Ed: No, Hillary Clinton Can’t Save College
George Leef said the following about Hillary Clinton supporters advocating that she will ‘fix college’: The key objective of Clinton’s plan is to get more Americans into college, especially those from lower income families, and…
Community College, Under Fire, to Re-Examine ‘Blacks-Only’ Course
Moraine Valley Community College is rethinking their course, which sparked controversy because it would only admit ‘blacks-only’ into the course.
Why are Four-Year Colleges Making It Hard for Community College Students to Transfer
It’s a broken system, where it’s hard to transfer credits, and when you try to take the right classes, the classes still don’t transfer from community college to a four-year college.
‘Free’ Community College means a $232 Million Bill for New York Per Year
So much for free stuff, huh? That’s expensive.
Just Tragic: Gunman Kills at least 10 People at Oregon Community College
The gunman reportedly singled out Christians and shot them at the Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon.
College President Threatens Lecturer for E-mail Reminding what Day it was
May Day apparently gets everyone all excited and upset, even through e-mail. Legal action was threatened as a result.
Obama doesn’t get what Community Colleges are For
President Obama visited a community college and pushed for his free community college plan, but he overlooked how graduation rates are historically terrible for two-year students and what happens if one offers free associate degrees…
Community College pays its president $750,000 in Buyout
A community college named DuPage has THAT much money to throw around? But, this community college president lost the confidence of the community after e-mails were released to the public.
More Latinos in Community Colleges than Others, Report finds
Other findings were that 18% of Latino students were learning English as a second language and made strides in earning an associate’s degree via community colleges.