Sentences with phrase «higher education has»

The research team at the University of Warwick said: «Patterns of subject choices remain stubbornly gendered even though female participation in higher education has grown more rapidly than for males and, on average, women's entry qualifications surpass those of men.

As the cost of higher education has skyrocketed, colleges have been forced to cut back on expenses.

The Chronicle of Higher Education has a nice short piece on this situation here.

The conference will feature an opening plenary by Theodore M. Shaw, who will discuss the role higher education has played in the civil rights movement.

As the cost of higher education has risen exponentially, student loan debt has also increased at alarming rates.

The Chronicle of Higher Education has collected all of its coverage of the controversy over Michael Bellesiles» «Arming America: The Origins of a National Gun Culture» — including an open Colloquy on the controversy and letters to editor — and posted it...»

Equal treatment in higher education has long been an important issue to the Court.

Higher education has the power, potential, and imperative to shape the future of America's climate leadership.

«The cost of higher education has been out of control,» she said.

In the last five years, higher education has undertaken or completed many major museum construction projects.

The commodification of higher education has jeopardized people's ability to contribute to our international and local communities without shackling the following decades of our future wages to student debt.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in February of 2017 that student loan debt rose for the 18th consecutive year and that borrowing for higher education has doubled in just eight years.

Anyone seeking higher education has a few options to pay for college.

There are some concrete reasons - the cost of higher education has been growing at far beyond inflation for many years.

The rising costs of higher education has made affording college a very difficult task.

The torch of higher education has been passed down to Generation Z for quite some time now.

Financing higher education has led to an inconceivable level of debt for students and their families, and has thrown our economy to the brink of a bubble we may never fully recover from.

The cost of a higher education has skyrocketed by at least 300 percent over the last 30 years, leaving students with no other choice but to take out loans to pay for college.

President Obama recently noted that higher education has been a luxurious investment in the US.

Financing higher education has led to an inconceivable level -LSB-...]

Student loans have proven to be a needed resource to help students and parents finance higher education and Brazos Higher Education has been an integral part of financing more than 2 million student loans.

The rapidly rising costs of higher education has made affording college on savings, scholarships, and grants difficult to say the least.

He included, «Helping students and families manage the cost of a higher education has been one of my top priorities in Congress.»

He actually recognizes that «the cost of higher education has soared in recent years,» and his answer is to continuing his «strong support of policies and programs, like Pell Grants,» to ensure college access.

Not to mention the fact that government funding for higher education has significantly declined.

Since 1995, enrollment in higher education has increased 50 %.

First, this is important because higher education has always been hesitant to enter the arena of litigation.

Today, there are so many children of different race and nationality in colleges and universities that prejudice in higher education has become a really acute problem.

School Admission Essay Nowadays the higher education has become not profusion but necessity, and almost all the teenagers understand that.

Nowadays the higher education has become not profusion but necessity, and almost all the teenagers understand that.

My lack of higher education has smacked me down.

The Chronicle of Higher Education has a great article where the author read «Little Dorrit» using 4 methods: on her iPhone, on a Kindle, in paperback form, and as an audio book (http://chronicle.com/free/v55/i39/39b01601.htm).

«Higher education has become mass education and more people enter higher education today than took O - levels in the early 1980s.

It explained how the state's historic investment in higher education has paid off handsomely ---LSB-...]

Catholic higher education has stepped up to the plate to lend a hand.

Higher education has traditionally been used as the balancing wheel in state budgets, with the sector being the first to experience budget cuts due to the presence of tuition - paying students.

UTSA's Frederick disagreed that higher education has escaped scrutiny, but acknowledged that remedial education has not been a priority.

Higher education has been abuzz with conversations about noncognitive skills in recent years.

Unfortunately, the takeaway from these sources and others is that higher education has mostly been watching from the sidelines and that it has been difficult in many places for K - 12 and higher education to overcome decades of entrenched habits and work productively together.

In Washington, higher education has been working with partners such as the Ready Washington Coalition to educate students and parents about the benefit of the Smarter Balanced test for college.

Higher education has long complained that more and more students need remediation at the beginning of college.

Higher education has a bone to pick with public schools.

The marketplace model in higher education has, along with its benefits, also led lots of people to get narrow, skill - focused degrees rather than seek a broad liberal education.

Higher education has also expanded.

The report says college has become increasingly unaffordable as federal and state support of higher education has declined as a percentage of total college revenues over the past decade.

Higher education has not traditionally been a major issue in national politics because there's been more agreement about the basic financial aid system working okay and our universities being generally the best in the world.

The federal role in higher education has grown over the past two decades, and now a new administration has the opportunity to strengthen policies that support students and their colleges and universities.

«The public is losing confidence in the ability of the higher - education sector in particular to control costs,» note the authors, adding that «all of higher education has a stake in addressing this problem, including the elite institutions that are under less immediate pressure than others to alter their teaching methods.»

The data is all part of the Grattan Institute's Mapping Australian higher education 2016 report, which provides a full analysis of how higher education has evolved in recent years.

In summary, the share of students who received a Pell Grant is a widely used proxy for low - income students because grants are awarded mainly to those students; data on how many students at each institution of higher education receive a Pell Grant is readily available; and finally, data on student incomes at each institution of higher education has only recently become available and does not cover all students at each institution.