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U.S. Opens Antitrust Investigation Into Colleges' Talk of Student-Aid Reform
The inquiry into "a possible agreement" was prompted by discussion among a few colleges about limiting merit-based aid and reducing bidding wars for applicants.
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For-Profit Colleges Consider New Competition From Nonprofits
At their annual convention, company officials discussed the impact of competency-based degrees, MOOCs, and other online programs.
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Congress Is Back
Congress offers an unruly focus for research. But it's a crucial one, and it's finally getting its due.
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Just Look at the Data, If You Can Find Any
We need more openness about the career outcomes of doctoral education.
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