University Of Maine Will Give College Credit For Soft Skills Learned In High School
The University of Maine system and two Kansas community colleges will now award college credit for soft skills credentials earned in high school.
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Department of Education Says Nearly 1,800 Colleges Haven’t Reported Required Earnings Data
ED says 38.7% of colleges are missing required debt and earnings data. Here’s the reporting breakdown by sector and what happens to non-compliant schools.
DOJ Sues Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon And Washington Over In-State Tuition For Undocumented Students
DOJ sued Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington over in-state tuition for undocumented students, bringing the total to 21 states. What’s at stake.
Syracuse University Admits First Budget Deficit in Years After Missing 2026 Enrollment
Syracuse University faces its first budget deficit in years after missing Fall 2026 enrollment. Here’s what it means for families weighing the cost.
Michigan Seniors Can Now Get Into 21 Colleges Without A Traditional College Application
Michigan’s new MI College Match sends direct admission offers from 21 colleges to seniors who submit a profile by Sept. 21. No essays, fees, or rejections.
Texas Governor Orders Colleges To Develop Three-Year Bachelor’s Degrees
Gov. Greg Abbott directed the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to build a statewide three-year bachelor’s degree framework by Dec. 31, 2026.
Justice Department Says GW Med School Broke The Law In 2024 And 2025 Admissions
DOJ says GW Medical School used essay questions to discriminate by race in 2024 and 2025 admissions, violating Title VI. GW disputes the finding.
Pentagon Gives 30 Universities Until August 31 To Report Foreign Collaborations
The Department of War ordered 30 U.S. colleges to audit foreign research ties to Section 1286 institutions and report by Aug. 31, 2026 or risk funding.
Senators Demand Answers From MOHELA Over False Delinquency Notices Sent To Borrowers
Nine senators led by Elizabeth Warren demand MOHELA explain false delinquency notices sent to student loan borrowers, with answers due September 10.
Education Department Appeals Court Rulings That Struck Down PSLF Employer Rule
The Education Department is appealing both June 30 rulings that vacated its PSLF employer rule, sending the fight to the First and D.C. Circuits.
International College Applications Fall 10% As New Visa Rules Take Effect
International applicants to U.S. colleges fell 10% to 148,780 in 2025-26, India down 15% and Ghana down 34%, as a DHS four-year visa cap goes to court.