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“I think the fact that Donald Trump is projected to win the Electoral College really speaks to how radical Kamala Harris is because in order to win the Electoral College…

…more college than our citizens are currently getting.” Well, no. The problem is not that students aren’t getting enough college. The problem is that students aren’t getting enough education. America…

…college-educated voters. Yet she is a homecoming queen compared to Trump, who is an unfathomable 37 points in arrears with college-educated voters. Cruz is also anathema to college graduates. They…

…college. That plays into a phenomenon called “signaling,” an economic term that means the typical college degree says less about whether someone actually learned anything in college than the kind…

…is that colleges accept students who simply are not prepared for actual college work. They do this because kids can get taxpayers’ money for college with little to no proof…

…New Saint Andrews College Patrick Henry College Pepperdine University St. John’s College (both campuses) Wheaton College (with a caveat that it seems to be tilting quite Left in some departments)…

…23rd Amendments. Why an Electoral College? Our nation’s founders determined that we would ultimately elect our president every four years through the Electoral College, rather than by straight popular vote….

…among college students now, who recall their last years as minors before they were thrown into the world of adults. I’m a transfer student from a community college, and the…

…and employers believe in college automatically making a young person competent and respectable, they also believe college will automatically make them smart. None of them demand accountability for college degrees…

…other options but college for developing their athletic skills in an eventual bid for the majors. They may not be at all interested in college as college, but they have…

…Core State Standards: Implications for Community Colleges and Student Preparedness for College.” “Making Good on the College-Ready Promise and Higher Education Engagement Core to College Alignment Director Convening, August 1-2,…

…we are to better understand our world. Plenty has been written over the past year about the chaos on college campuses, violent protests against guest speakers, and college students who…

Whether you are in college, hope to go to college, or planning for your children’s education, the cost of university tuition in America is on many people’s minds. Since the…

…demonstrate any significant improvement in learning’ over four years of college. For many Americans, the return on college is negative. Part of this is because many Americans going to college…

…student who is qualified to attend college. The number of high-school graduates each year who have the academic qualifications to attend college (such as meeting transcript requirements) and the number…

…college if it were less expensive. However, we should question each of the three assumptions outlined above. If college were free, which populations would increase their college attendance? I know…

…of college policy. Violations of college policy may result in college discipline up to and including suspension.” Middlebury Was Not Prepared To Control Students Burger’s prepared statement, which was surely…

…forth to pay my own way (in addition to working part-time jobs throughout high school and college). —Kiley I Took Dramamine to Keep Working to Pay for College One of…

…often at jobs you will not love. If you’re lucky, you’re reading this before you hit college: A college degree will not save you from the need to work hard,…

…error can be seen in their ongoing complaints about the Electoral College, which misses the whole point of why we have it. [C]omplaints about the Electoral College…indicate the very attitude…

…Return on Investment? For many Americans, the return on college is actually negative — it hurts them to attend college. Part of this is because many Americans going to college…

…The return on investment for going to college has remained stable—but only because the wages of Americans without college degrees has cratered. Americans who can afford it pay whatever colleges…

…earn an income of less than $125,000 per year and who attended a public college, a “historically black” college,” or a “minority-serving institution.” On Election Day, Senate Minority Leader Chuck…

…want your kids to attend an elite college, why not lead by example? It helps if you go there first. Most elite colleges give strong preference to legacies in college…

…is taken on December 19. The rationale, of course, is that the horrible awful no good very bad Electoral College gave Trump the win even though Clinton won the popular…

…regulations is a victory for colleges and students alike, the replacement College Scorecard does warrant a measure of caution. Currently, the College Scorecard measures data like admission selectivity, student demographics,…

…various freelance jobs that I currently perform don’t technically require a college degree, I credit my college years with developing the skills necessary to do them. But if the college…

…for those who cannot repay their loans after several years of good-faith efforts and require that colleges repay half of their students’ discharged debt. Nearly every college in the country accepts federal money, and if they wish to continue receiving this funding, colleges should be willing to…

…honor and prestige to students enrolled in name-brand colleges and universities than to those in community colleges or in technical and vocational training programs.” Indeed, promoting occupational and community college…

…know clearly what is prohibited.) No college may apply more than X percent of its budget to non-instructional, non-facilities spending. That is, colleges must reduce administrative bloat. No college may…

…of the electoral college vote, came within roughly 75,000 votes of winning Oregon, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota. Imagine going back to an electoral map that purple. The next…

…reasons alone that college was futile, but the leftist insanity that perpetually surrounded me certainly played a part. This spring was set to be my graduation from college. Had I…

…earn college credit for exemplary exam performance. The College Board’s ‘required knowledge’ focuses on identity group grievances, conflict, exploitation, and examples of oppression. Instead of resorting to talking points, we…

…purse to foist upon colleges a questionable, expanded interpretation of Title IX, the federal law governing gender equity in college programs. With “federal compliance officers” now trolling campuses, colleges have…

…saying “all lives matter“; wood paneling; having the name “Becky“; speaking positively about marriage; the Electoral College; being born with blonde hair; and not sending your kids to public school….

…When is a tie a loss in presidential elections? When it occurs in the popular vote — but not in the Electoral College vote. That is because the electoral vote…