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Tristan Denley, provost at Austin Peay State University, has created a computer program called Degree Compass that predicts a student's future GPA within 2 hundredths of a point.
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Bring on the adult-size onesie PJ's. Today’s 20- and 30-year-olds who have "boomeranged" back home to live with their parents are largely satisfied with that arrangement and upbeat about their financial futures, a new study shows.
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Rowan University in New Jersey may have reported artificially high SAT scores on the fact sheet of a proposal to merge the university with Rutgers.
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The jury in the Tyler Clementi bias intimidation case is still in deliberation, but one of the potential outcomes for the accused, Dharun Ravi, is deportation to his native India.
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If the ruling stands, the university will have to pay $4 million to each family.
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“About 4 million Americans are born every year,” warns David Burge; “about 90k Americans graduate college with art degrees. One out of 44.” With few exceptions, our bitterly divided ideological camps speak as one on education. Up with scientists! Down with artists!