An early glimpse of how colleges are responding to changes to NACAC’s ethics code; an interview with the new leader of Coalition for College; and more
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Many enrollment leaders are considering offering transfer incentives to students enrolled at other colleges, according to a new report. But is that a good idea?
A well-known enrollment official will become chief executive of a consortium of public and private institutions that runs a shared college application. In an interview, she discusses the organization’s role. (PREMIUM)
It’s a recognition of the value of experiential education and an expanding movement of alternative credentials coming from outside the academy that have their own currency in the market.
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Analyzing more than 50,000 people’s diets, Edith Cowan University researchers discovered those with a high flavonoid consumption had a lower risk of death from cancer or heart disease.
