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Over the last few years, the technology-enhanced learning (TEL) community has made the student digital experience a central concern. 
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Juggling a job and a family can be tough, but Katrina Martin added in study as well and came out on top.
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Read insights from the Accenture Strategy 2016 U.S. College Graduate Employment Study.
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Vauhini Vara on the Corinthian Fifteen, former students at a defunct for-profit university who are campaigning for forgiveness of their student debt.
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Money pressures lead many to scrimp on textbooks, meals and other expenses.
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Observations from University of Sydney PhD graduate Ly Phan on her three years living in Australia.
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Focusing too much on individual experiences numbs us to structural faults larger than ourselves, Xiaoran Shi writes.
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The federal government’s fictitious University of Northern New Jersey was aimed at dishonest recruiters, but foreign students who signed up lost thousands and face deportation.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama's daughter Malia is taking a year off after graduating from high school before attending Harvard University as part of an expanding program for students known as a "gap year." Many colleges are encouraging the delayed entry to give students time to recharge after the stress of high school and build upon life or work experiences with a structured program of volunteer work, part-time employment or travel and internships in foreign countries.
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videos about a literacy training programme that supports second chance learners' progress into higher education and employment.
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Research on doctoral students at 39 universities found that most used their Ph.D.s to pursue postdoc research. But this may require further study.
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The government's proposed internships scheme is more like welfare for businesses than the unemployed
The government is trying to sell its plan to give employers $1000 and the free labour of dole recipients as an "internship" program. Eleano
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Administrators are all too willing to play parent. That’s bad for students — and our democracy.
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How first-generation students are helping each other through college
Peter Mellow's insight:
Is #social a big help to study? How can we nurture cooperation and collaboration in our students? Perhaps the lone studying student is not the way forward?
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''Any incident that goes unreported is a cause for concern'', university says.
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Tertiary students mental health page in the Melbourne CSHE site.
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With 40,000 international students calling Sydney home, a major survey is underway to gauge their wellbeing and safety, including how homesickness can affect their experience.
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Students say universities avoid the expense of providing instruction but profit off their free labor.
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Many public universities now rely heavily on parents—particularly those with money, time, and connections—to meet their basic needs.
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A national study shows that high school graduates often struggle to find work. Their jobless rate is 17.8 percent, and it’s much worse for dropouts.
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But two of Sydney's most prestigious universities have the state's most dissatisfied students.
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Kenneth A. Heinzel’s new book is this month’s selection for the Color of Money Book Club.
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First-generation faculty can steer first-generation college students toward success.
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