New Programs at South Texas and Brazosport Take Students to Graduation
by Marilyn Gilroy
What does it take to get students who are unprepared for the rigors of college to stay in school and persist to graduation? Two schools in Texas are providing some ... click here

Lumina Partnering for Progress – The Goal for 2025
by Jeff Simmons
Miami Dade College in Florida has the largest Hispanic enrollment of any campus-based college or university in the country. But it was deeply aware that many of its students were struggling to complete a ... click here

Hidalgo Visionary Leader Generates Amazing Achievements
by Michelle Adam
In a rural Texas community along the Mexican border, schools once home to gangs and extremely low-achieving students are now filled with college posters and ...

Early University Programs Prepare Hispanic Students for Higher Ed Success
by David P. López
Only 37 percent of U.S. Hispanic high school graduates between the ages of 18 and 24 are expected to enroll in college, according to Excelencia in Education’s Roadmap ...

New Report Emphasizes Role of Community Colleges for Immigrant Student Success
by Angela Provitera McGlynn
I ncreasing Opportunities for Immigrant Students: Community College Strategies for Success, by Jill Casner-Lotto of the Community College Consortium for Immigrant ...

Let’s Get Ready Initiative Sends Thousands of Low-Income H.S. Students to College
by Thomas G. Dolan
On Dec. 10, 2011, the New York City-based Let’s Get Ready (LGR), a nonprofit organization devoted to expanding college access by providing free SAT ...

Can the Celebrated Cooper Union Continue Its Free Tuition and Minority Access?
by Gary M. Stern
Cooper Union, the much respected college located in New York City, has offered a free education to students since 1902, but it may be forced to charge tuition in the future because ...

High School Students Not Prepared to Face Tuition Hikes
by Mary Ann Cooper
There is an increased urgency about starting as early as possible to prepare students academically for college. However, many students who, with the help of their families and ...

Quality of Education (online only)
by Gustavo A. Mellander
For a number of years, the U.S. Department of Education has conducted a High School Transcript Study (HSTS) that collects and analyzes transcripts from a representative sample ... click here

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