States with three-year bachelor’s degrees include Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Utah.
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4-H clubs can make a difference for post-high school success. Here’s how it’s happening in Colorado
Juntos 4-H helps students and families navigate the educational system in middle school, high school and post-graduation.
Iowa invests millions each year in regional career centers. What does that mean for rural students?
A look at a community college in Iowa where a $1 million state grant will help build a new hub for career and tech education.
Everyone’s talking about Flock cameras. Here’s what to know.
Some colleges are re-upping their Flock contracts. Others are ending them amid data-sharing and privacy concerns.
Q&A: Tanaine Jenkins on the “Second Sentence” and Building a Career After Prison
In a Q&A, College Inside spoke with Tanaine Jenkins about her path from incarceration to entrepreneurship and public advocacy.
Rural career opportunities exist. How advisers in Missouri are proving it to their students
Takeaways from joining high school advisers on industry tours in Missouri as part of a training with rootEd Alliance.
Three takeaways from a new census on higher ed in prison
New research from the University of Utah shows how much the postsecondary-in-prison landscape has grown across the country.
Dual enrollment has boomed. Now what?
Dual enrollment has its challenges, a research brief argues. Few states fund it sufficiently. Equity gaps persist. And too many credits lead nowhere.
‘This is the model’: Why Workforce Pell is taking a backseat to this $40M state program in Virginia
An opportunity to connect with one another online, and a look at Virginia’s FastForward program and its impact on rural students
Workforce Pell is here. Prison education is still waiting.
Workforce Pell officially took effect July 1. For prison education, though, the deadline has come and gone without much change.