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College Degree Still Sound Investment, Despite Rising Tuition

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Dr. Liang Zhang “Our cost-benefit analysis finds that on average a college degree offers better returns than the stock market,” said study coauthor Dr. Liang Zhang, a professor of higher education at New York University’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. million Americans.

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Reddit IPO Implications for Higher Ed Leaders Seeking to Rebuild Trust

Campus Sonar

Reddit filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange last month, and I paid close attention. The proof of the value this insight brings to organizations is in the emerging pillar of Reddit’s business model: licensing user conversation data. People already trust Reddit.

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EdTech’s Funding Problems Are Going to Get Worse

eLiterate

Since the proximate causes of the situation are falling stock prices and high inflation, the investing environment should improve significantly during 2023 as inflation falls and the stock market begins to recover. I already own half of the stock market and am looking for other opportunities.

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Charitable Gifts To Higher Ed Surged In Fiscal 2022, Along With The Stock Market

University Business

That means they can thank a strong stock market in December 2021, when many wealthy donors look to make tax deductible gifts of appreciated stock, for a rise in 2022 donations. The post Charitable Gifts To Higher Ed Surged In Fiscal 2022, Along With The Stock Market appeared first on University Business.

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Change is an opportunity. Amid deepening pressures, universities must seize it

University Business

Their future rests on our ability to develop a suite of programs tailored carefully to support their self-discovery, intellectual growth and needs in this market. Our actions can leave no doubt: While all universities need business-like functions for survival, they cannot operate solely as businesses. The truth is more nuanced.

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Cheating Giant Chegg, Shrinks (Derek Newton)

Higher Education Inquirer

Yesterday, academic cheating company Chegg took yet another major hit on its stock value after the market closed, a decline that continues. Today, Chegg - which is shockingly listed on the New York Stock Exchange - tumbled below $10 a share. Back in Issue 68 , I wrote: Bottom line: Chegg as a business is in trouble.

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Coursera is Evolving into a Third-Wave EdTech Company

eLiterate

But this is the slide that attracted my full attention: The point of this slide is to show the diversification of Coursera’s business. The enterprise business provides a distribution channel between universities and employers. The enterprise business provides a distribution channel between universities and employers.