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| Technology By Goldie Blumenstyk PathwayConnect, a yearlong program created by Brigham Young University-Idaho, has graduated nearly 24,000 students by cutting marketing costs, stacking credentials, and mixing online classes with real-world meetups. What can other colleges learn from the endeavor? |
| Government By Nell Gluckman A lawsuit filed last week by a group of state attorneys general against the U.S. Department of Education may indicate that states will ramp up their regulation of the for-profit sector. Here’s what they could do. |
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| Commentary By Alana Dunagan At least a few colleges are looking beyond incremental steps to reach new students, raise the bottom line, and rethink the role of higher education. |
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| First Person By Brian Leiter Should faculty members participate in the “world university rankings” industry? |
