California's Poor Families Need Better Access to College, Report Says
Sixty percent of those working families have no postsecondary education, the lowest percentage among the 50 states.
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My Academic Metamorphosis
Four years of anguish intense enough to induce a fugue state was enough for this would-be professor.
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The Long Odds of the Tenure-Track Job Search
The Chronicle looks at the applications submitted for two positions in the humanities, where the competition is stiff and candidates are often in the dark.
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Hire and Hire
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Coalition Steps Up to Advocate for Needy Students—and Their Colleges
Smaller private colleges with many Pell Grant-eligible students want more help for those students and better measures of what the institutions are achieving.
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Students and States Near a 50-50 Split on the Cost of Public Higher Education
Net tuition revenue made up 47 percent of public colleges' educational costs in 2012, an increase of six percentage points in one year, a report says.
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