Lower standards may explain higher completion; training graduate students to teach; students as colleges' social-media ambassadors; and more.
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The shift at the huge public-university system casts new attention on questions about how colleges decide who’s ready for college-level work. (PREMIUM)
A budding strategy in higher education involves recruiting students as social-media influencers, to sell their collegiate brands as campus ambassadors. (PREMIUM)
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