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Anthology bankruptcy near completion, and insights into formal proposed rules for student loan limits

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NC-SARA Exclusive Distance Ed: Why In-State vs. Out-of-State Changes the Story
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Some states primarily extend offerings by online modalities, while others explicitly rely on importing students

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The data are nascent, but it appears that roughly half of recent undergrad enrollment gains come from high schools students in dual enrollment programs

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Two Online Strategies, Not One: What the Data Now Show About Community Colleges

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We Don’t Need More Data - We Need Better Grads
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The employability crisis is a skills problem, and higher ed needs to get beyond its instincts and move faster

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