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Barriers Found to College Degrees for Hispanics New York Times ... United States,” the researchers write, “this target cannot be achieved without increasing the rate at which Hispanic students obtain a college degree. ... Hispanic Graduation MadnessThe American Report says colleges must act to improve graduation rate of Hispanic studentsThe Ct Mirror Low Graduation Rates Among Hispanics Provide Key Target for Education ReformThe Washington Independent American Enterprise Institute -National Review Online (blog) -Inside Higher Ed all 27 news articles »

Should 'Private Equity' Pay for Junior's College? - BusinessWeek

Should 'Private Equity' Pay for Junior's College? BusinessWeek No matter how you slice the numbers, the payoff from a college degree is high. For instance, over the past four decades, the median family income of adults ... and more »

NCAA Tourney Teams Get Grades; Summer School Next? - New York Times

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NCAA Tourney Teams Get Grades; Summer School Next? New York Times The average student now takes 5 1/2 years to graduate from college. Recognizing that, a number of schools are effectively guaranteeing student-athletes a ... Concern Over Basketball Player Graduation RatesNews Channel 8 Alden weighs in on academic subjectColumbia Daily Tribune Education chief pitches reforms, New standards sought by 2020Contra Costa Times ABC News -Detroit Free Press -Bleacher Report all 783 news articles »

What if a college education just isn't for everyone? - USA Today

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What if a college education just isn't for everyone? USA Today Philadelphia's mayor opened an office in City Hall last month to help residents get information about how to attain a college degree. ... and more »

California's Latino students graduate college at higher rates than... - San Jose Mercury News

California's Latino students graduate college at higher rates than... San Jose Mercury News ... students graduate from college at a higher rate than the national average; 58 percent earn a bachelor's degree, compared to 51 percent nationally. ...