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A deeper analysis of US Department of Education (and their foundation allies) efforts to transform US higher education with regulatory activism

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Friday Follow Up
Nov 14, 2025
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Is accessibility deadline really a deadline, and Google's evasions on Homework Helper kerfuffle

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Excellent Research Confirms Flaw in Earnings Premium
Nov 12, 2025

Excellent Research Confirms Flaw in Earnings Premium

Exploring ROI and the differences in state vs. local earnings metrics, with recommendations for the upcoming NegReg

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New Information on Two Newsletter Themes
Nov 11, 2025

New Information on Two Newsletter Themes

Confirming our coverage that fall 25 enrollment is up, and sharing another casualty of the ROI mindset

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Friday Follow Up
Nov 07, 2025
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Updates on Coursera's fee, accessibility regs, and Big Tech AI cheating

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The Other Regulatory Time Bomb
Oct 30, 2025

The Other Regulatory Time Bomb

Higher ed in the US is not prepared for what's about to hit in April for new accessibility rules

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The Department’s Victory on Gainful Employment and What It Means for Higher Ed
Oct 08, 2025

The Department’s Victory on Gainful Employment and What It Means for Higher Ed

One aspect is that metrics like Earnings Premium were cemented as the centerpiece of institutional accountability moving forward, with all of the warts

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Stale Inputs, Lasting Consequences: OBBBA's Accountability Math
Sep 23, 2025

Stale Inputs, Lasting Consequences: OBBBA's Accountability Math

An outlier year set the assumptions, but Do No Harm implementation will be applied to cohorts shaped by a very different economy

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It's Not Loan Limits or Accountability or Pell, It's the Combination
Sep 17, 2025

It's Not Loan Limits or Accountability or Pell, It's the Combination

Three upcoming changes from OBBBA with strategically-important impacts

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Friday Follow Up
Sep 12, 2025
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An AI battle to watch, a video explainer on regulatory changes, and Coursera's content path

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Public Comments on Upcoming Regulations to Implement OBBBA
Sep 09, 2025

Public Comments on Upcoming Regulations to Implement OBBBA

An AI-enabled study of the nearly 1,124 public comments, focusing on institutional accountability and loan limits

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Aug 29, 2025
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Some needed sanity in state-level regulations around online education

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Valuable Comments on Process
Aug 26, 2025
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Valuable Comments on Process

Two days left in public comment on upcoming rules implementing OBBB - an early view

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