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Preparing for College
January 9, 2015
President Obama today outlined an ambitious proposal to make community college tuition-free nationwide in a speech at Knoxville’s Pellissippi State Community College.
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Preparing for College
January 9, 2015
President Obama has presented an extremely bold proposal, a potential game-changer that could encourage millions more students to consider, apply and enroll in postsecondary education.
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Innovative Practices
December 16, 2014
ACE has selected five institutions to participate in a second round of the Change and Innovation Lab (CIL), a groundbreaking project to help colleges and universities implement significant and sustainable initiatives to increase the number of...
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Preparing for College
December 5, 2014
Several hundred higher education leaders gathered in Washington Dec. 4 for the second White House College Opportunity Day of Action, an event that focused on efforts to help students prepare for and graduate from college.
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Innovative Practices
September 24, 2014
Four-year historically black colleges and universities, minority-serving institutions and Hispanic-serving institutions can apply now to participate in a second round of the Change and Innovation Lab.
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Preparing for College
September 17, 2014
The new GED program launched earlier this year by the GED Testing Service aims to increase the number of Americans prepared for college-level work.
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Preparing for College
January 17, 2014
More than 100 higher education leaders, including ACE President Molly Corbett Broad, met at the White House Jan. 16 to discuss increasing college access for low-income students.
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Preparing for College
January 6, 2014
Key to the just-launched 2014 GED program is a new test aligned with state and national college and career readiness standards.
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College and Career Readiness
January 2, 2014
This new, comprehensive GED program is a critical step forward in ACE's efforts to expand the pipeline of learners who are prepared for college-level work.
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Fading From the American Dream; Catch-22?; E-what?; Presidents and Professors Actually Agree
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