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Aug 30

Twitter chat: Are apprenticeships more lucrative than a college degree?

By Vic Pasquantonio

To learn more about apprenticeships and share your thoughts and questions, join in @NewsHour's Twitter chat on Thursday, August 31, at 1 p.m. EDT.

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Aug 29

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Colorado apprenticeship program turns the factory floor into a classroom

By PBS News Hour

Some high school students in Colorado may get prime jobs even before they get their diplomas. That’s because CareerWise, the nation’s first statewide youth apprenticeship program, links students to industries and addresses manufacturers’ demand for skills, while offering employment, academic…

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Aug 29

After decades of pushing bachelor’s degrees, U.S. needs more tradespeople

By Matt Krupnick, The Hechinger Report

As California budgets millions to rebrand long-disparaged vocational education, there are an estimated 30 million jobs in the U.S. that pay at least $55,000 per year and don’t require a bachelor’s degree.

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Aug 25

Column: How colleges need to stop sustaining white supremacy

By Shaun R. Harper, Inside Higher Ed

Shaun R. Harper, executive director of the USC's Race and Equity Center, writes about a speech he delivered to faculty and staff members at the University of Virginia one week after white supremacists showed up on the campus.

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Aug 24

How students with school debt but no degree get stuck in ‘purgatory’

By Meredith Kolodner and Sarah Butrymowicz, The Hechinger Report

In a vicious circle, debt and low-paying jobs make it tough to earn a way back to college. The numbers of students with school debt but no degree are large enough that the financial impact goes beyond individual struggles and…

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Aug 24

Column: How colleges need to stop sustaining white supremacy

By Shaun R. Harper, Inside Higher Ed

Shaun R. Harper, executive director of the USC's Race and Equity Center, writes about a speech he delivered to faculty and staff members at the University of Virginia one week after white supremacists showed up on the campus.

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Aug 23

Growing number of Georgia students have debt but no college degree

By Meredith Kolodner and Sarah Butrymowicz, The Hechinger Report

More than 108,000 students who had taken out federal loans withdrew from Georgia’s public colleges and universities between 2013 and 2015.

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Aug 23

Twitter chat: How do we solve the student debt crisis?

By Vic Pasquantonio

To dig into the student debt crisis and discuss possible solutions, join the PBS NewsHour for a Twitter chat at 1 p.m. ET Thursday, Aug. 24 along with leading education voices.

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Aug 22

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Purdue invests in students’ futures with new model of financing

By PBS News Hour

College graduation can be a time of financial anxiety. But Purdue University is offering students a new way to pay for their degrees: Students get funding when they agree to pay back the university a percentage of their future earnings,…

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Aug 22

Georgia students drop out with high debt despite state surplus

By Meredith Kolodner and Sarah Butrymowicz, The Hechinger Report

More than half a billion dollars in surplus lottery funds, meant for Georgia’s college students, is sitting unused in the state’s coffers even as many drop out of school, unable to afford to continue.

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