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e-Headlines for April 2, 2013
Compiled each weekday by CASE staff, e-Headlines summarize advancement-related news from leading U.S. and international sources. CASE archives e-Headlines for 10 business days.
Confusion on college costs
Inside Higher EdThe Education Department, consumer advocates and some members of Congress have pushed for greater standardization of financial aid award letters.
Basic marketing may be to blame for fewer low-income students at top universities
NPRWhy do high-achieving, low-income students not apply to top colleges and universities as often as high-achieving, high-income students? That's the question Stanford University economics professor Caroline Hoxby set out to answer in a recent study.
Germany sets standard for business outreach, says v-c
Times Higher Education (registration required)Universities should seek inspiration from Germany when looking to involve business in their school outreach programmes.
UBC pitches special college to attract international students
Vancouver SunA proposed 12-month program would cater to those who need help with English and who are unfamiliar with western learning styles.
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