College Related Articles For January 18, 2010
The Denver Post is out with a great read looking at for-profit colleges in the state and focus now turning over to graduation rates and debt that is being racked up.
The New York Times is out with a new study out saying that typecasting may play a role as to why so many professors are liberal.
The Indy Star reports on some students taking Ivy Tech classes that are starting at 9pm.
The AP reports on University of Illinois that is going to launch Web site detail school finances.
The AP also reports on college students at Ball State University that are in a special dorm where they are learning about emerging media by immersing themselves in digital technology.
The Chicago Sun-Times reports on University of Chicago applications that have hit historic highs. Applications are up 42%.
The Baltimore Sun reports on Loyola, UMBC, and Hopkins university seeing a jump in college applications.
The New York Times reports on the state Gov. Patterson that would like to see SUNY and CUNY college system set tuition rates and not the State Legislature.
The Sacramento Bee reports on students at the California State University, Sacramento learning about green jobs.
The Washington Post reports on college students that are renting textbooks in order to save money.
The Union-Tribune reports on North County community colleges seeing enrollment increases.
The Tennessean reports on Tennessee State University that is going to start teaching housing law.
The East Valley Tribune reports on colleges in the area seeing a rise for financial aid.
