The Economistflipped into United StatesHigher Education Could a fifth of America’s colleges really face the chop? The Economist MARTYNA MALECKA, a criminology student at Stonehill College, can’t wait for classes to restart in August. Her campus in Easton, Massachusetts, “feels …
Daily Mailflipped into Coronavirus LatestHigher Education Cambridge University are seeking financial support from the Government dailymail.co.uk - By Helena Kelly For The Daily Mail Cambridge University is 'actively seeking' financial support from the government despite being the UK's richest higher education institute. The …
Refinery29Higher Education Universities Are Going Online, But What Do Students Think About It? Refinery29 - Jessica MorganThe coronavirus crisis has thrown the future of university education up into the air, with many graduation ceremonies cancelled or postponed and student life brought to a standstill, forcing universities
Rodrigo Duterte Duterte to private schools: Allow staggered payment of tuition fees inquirer.net - Darryl John Esguerra MANILA, Philippines — President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday night appealed to private schools to allow the staggered payment of tuition fees in light …
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCollege & University Cambridge University is seeking financial help from the Government, vice-Chancellor reveals The Telegraph - Camilla TurnerCambridge University, the UK’s wealthiest higher education institution, is seeking financial help from the Government, its vice-Chancellor has revealed. The 800-year-old university is facing losses running
Learning DepEd: Tuition fees steady due to alternative learning expenses cnnphilippines.com Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, May 28) — Tuition fees remain unchanged because of expenses in adapting alternative learning modes for students to …
