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By | 05/14/2013 | Education

Over time, we dramatically increased college graduation rates, which has driven a 700 percent increase in our adjusted-for-inflation GDP. But, we are still not where we need to be. Only 25 percent of Americans over the age of 25 have a college degree…

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By | 04/24/2013 | Education

Governor Jerry Brown wants to incentivize colleges to increase four-year graduation rates. This would be done by tying a certain amount of state funding to colleges to the its percentage of students graduating “on-time.”

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By | 02/08/2013 | Education, In-Depth, Issues, News, News Ticker | 3 Comments

Gallup and the Lumina Foundation collaborated to poll Americans’ sentiments on higher education issues. There was near consensus on the importance of obtaining post-high school credentials.

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By | 01/30/2013 | Education, Headline, In-Depth | 2 Comments

Obama’s inaugural address focused his policy initiatives on issues like climate change and immigration reform; however, the overriding theme of his speech centered on equality in American society.

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By | 08/14/2012 | Economy, Education, Featured, Issues | 2 Comments

It should come as no surprise that a higher education generally means a higher income. However, education is not a guarantee of success. The infographic below shows common jobs and.

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By | 07/11/2012 | Education, Featured, Issues | 8 Comments

Today over a thousand students, alums and activists joined together on Twitter to advocate student loan debt relief. Specifically, they advocated for Congress to hold a hearing on HR4170, the Student Loan Forgiveness Act.

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By | 06/29/2012 | Activism, Education, Issues, Legislation, Legislators, Movements | 11 Comments

Student loan interest rates for American students will double from 3.4% to 6.8% on Saturday. Many are outraged, but what about the students?

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