Higher Education

International Student Enrollment in the United States Has Stagnated (Figure 1)

Has President Trump Scared Away All the Foreign Students?

The facts behind fears of a higher-education revenue recession

Two Answers to Political Correctness

Review of “The Assault on American Excellence” by Anthony Kronman and “Safe Enough Spaces” by Michael Roth

The Education Exchange: How Rising Costs Have Affected Higher Education

Richard Vedder, an Independent Institute Sr. Fellow and Distinguished Professor of Economics Emeritus at Ohio University, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss his new book, "Restoring the Promise: Higher Education in America," and how rising college tuition costs have changed the dialogue around higher education.

What We’re Watching: Sen. Lamar Alexander on Reforming the Higher Education Act

On Monday, February 4, the American Enterprise Institute hosted Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-TN) for a speech on the committee’s agenda for reforming the Higher Education Act.

Entree to Freshman Year

Online programs offer low-cost courses for college credit

Community Colleges and Career Education

New non-degree programs skip the general education requirements

The Education Exchange: Lowering College Costs by Offering Credits for Free

Steve Klinksy, founder and CEO of Modern States Education Alliance, sits down with Paul E. Peterson to explain how the organization is able to provide an on-ramp to college with its "Freshman Year for Free" program.

Can For-Profit Colleges Rebound?

A second chance to innovate, amid tough market conditions

High Expectations Demand High Support

Strengthening college readiness at the California State Universities

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