IntelliTec College Honored with CompTIA Transformation Award
Unitek Learning Launches New Program for Nursing Faculty
National American University (NAU) Celebrates Constitution Day by Adding U.S. History and Constitution Curricula
Concorde Career Colleges Launches Nursing Program in Memphis
Keiser University ranked No. 5 in social mobility by U.S. News and World Report
Improved Access to Vocational and Career Training with New UEI College Location Coming to Tacoma
Washington News Brief
By Sharon H. Bob, Ph.D., Higher Education Specialist, Powers Pyles Sutter and Verville, PC
The following Washington career college news brief is a summary of important higher education news originating from Washington D.C.
The following Washington career college news brief is a summary of important higher education news originating from Washington D.C.
What to Expect With Negotiated Rulemaking at the Department of Education
By John Huston, Vice President of Government Relations, CECU
The Department recently announced the selection of negotiators to represent 16 distinct constituencies on the Affordability and Student Loans Committee. This article summarizes the regulatory areas the Affordability and Student Loans Committee will consider during negotiated rulemaking and what might be next on the negotiated rulemaking agenda.
The Department recently announced the selection of negotiators to represent 16 distinct constituencies on the Affordability and Student Loans Committee. This article summarizes the regulatory areas the Affordability and Student Loans Committee will consider during negotiated rulemaking and what might be next on the negotiated rulemaking agenda.
From the Brink of Closure to 650 Students: WyoTech’s Resurgence Story
Written from an interview with Jim Mathis, President, WyoTech
On the brink of closure, Jim Mathis, the state, local Laramie community and WyoTech faculty fought to keep the school open. In July of 2018, Mathis reopened WyoTech with 12 students and 12 faculty. In a few short years, WyoTech has grown to 650 students and has plans to expand in the near future.
On the brink of closure, Jim Mathis, the state, local Laramie community and WyoTech faculty fought to keep the school open. In July of 2018, Mathis reopened WyoTech with 12 students and 12 faculty. In a few short years, WyoTech has grown to 650 students and has plans to expand in the near future.
