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Young College Graduates Are $3,200 Poorer Than They Were In 2000: EPI
Recent college graduates trying to make it on their own have truly been living through a lost decade. Read More »
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Delayed Marriage On Rise: Good For College Educated, Tough On Middle America
One of the major demographic and social changes of the last four decades has been the dramatic increase in the average age at which Americans first marry, from their early 20s in 1970 to their late 20s today. Delayed marriage in America has helped to bring the divorce rate down since 1980 and increased the economic fortunes of educated women... Read More »
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MOOCs On The Move From Colleges To Companies
If you’re one of the 1,000 lucky people worldwide who are: 1. Accepted to Harvard; 2. Successful in scoring a seat in Professor Michael Sandel’s wildly popular Justice course there; and 3. Wealthy enough to pay the $7,500 in tuition that it effectively costs you … Congratulations! Read More »
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The MOOC That Roared
How Georgia Tech’s new, super-cheap online master’s degree could radically change American higher education. Read More »
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The Power of Open Education Data
Technology, data, and entrepreneurs can help with college affordability—as well as help address our national priorities in K-12 education. That’s why we are excited about the Education Data Initiative, an Administration-wide effort to “liberate” government data and voluntarily-contributed non-government data as fuel to spur entrepreneurship, create value, and create jobs while improving educational outcomes for students.
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