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Colleges must meet students where they are today, regardless of whether there is a bubble or not.
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Vocational Education Income Losing Ground; New Commission to Study College Attainment; Action Plan on Hispanic Grad Rates
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Open Educational Resources: A Cost-Effective Solution for Course Materials; Community-College Study Asks, What Helps Students Graduate?; College Endowments See Gains in 2011, but Not Enough; Historically Black Colleges and Universities TelevisionOpen Educational Resources: A Cost-Effective Solution for Course Materials; Community-College Study Asks, What Helps Students Graduate?; College Endowments See Gains in 2011, but Not Enough; Historically Black Colleges and Universities Television Net...
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The capacity to link intellectual thought with social responsibility is fundamental to a democratic society. Here, Crutcher espouses the benefits for college and university students of receiving a liberal education, given the rapid pace andThe capacity to link intellectual thought with social responsibility is fundamental to a democratic society. Here, Crutcher espouses the benefits for college and university students of receiving a liberal education, given the rapid pace and complexit...
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ACE President Molly Corbett Broad discusses a recent alumni survey, the importance of globalization for higher education, and a recent ACE report on minority access to and success in higher education.
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Institutional Effectiveness
ACE President Molly Corbett Broad discusses the necessity of a college-educated workforce to our economic future in the United States.
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Given the current economic climate, colleges are now being held responsible for how graduates use their degrees. Randall discusses the techniques and programs at several postsecondary institutions in response to this demand.
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Kenneth L. Ender shares additional insights and perspectives on the value of a well-rounded education in this article, which was written as a companion to "Fluency Across the Boundaries" in this issue.
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Institutional Effectiveness
Judging the value of a liberal arts education, even with a purely economic calculus, shows it to be more relevant than ever before.
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One of the most powerful American myths is our belief that the higher the rank and prestige of a college, the better it is.