States have responded in very different ways to the economic pressure of the past year, with some of them contemplating drastic action to reduce higher-education costs and others pushing to expand faculties.
As state colleges and universities attempt to rebound from several difficult years, leaders are looking to higher education to boost the economy. Meanwhile, one of the ideas foremost on legislative agendas has been improving college completion. | Read More »
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States have responded in very different ways to the economic pressure of the past year, with some of them contemplating drastic action to reduce higher-education costs and others pushing to expand faculties.
