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1Latinos See Increase in Well-Being

Latinos See Increase in Well-Being

Mar 19, 2020

According to a new assessment, results reveal that in the United States Latinos continue to increase their overall lifestyle quality. Compared to other demographics, Latinos as a whole, have the most substantial growth when it comes to categories such as: health, income, and education. “Latinos overall saw their score in the American Human Development Index […]

2California Might make Community College Tuition free

California Might make Community College Tuition free

Dec 12, 2018

Last year, Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law the California College Promise, which waives the first year of community college tuition for full-time students. A new bill introduced last week would make community college free. Assembly Bill 2 (AB 2) would add a second year the California College Promise, which would give more people a […]

3Former Corinthian College Students in California will get debt Relief

Former Corinthian College Students in California will get debt Relief

Jul 12, 2018

An investigation by the state attorney general’s office claims that a loan company engaged in illegal debt collection practices, which will lead to almost 35,000 former Corinthian College students in California to  have the remainder of their private loan balances forgiven and some may receive payment refunds. Last month, state Atty. Gen. Xavier Becerra claimed […]

4Will California’s Free Tuition Movement Succeed?

Will California’s Free Tuition Movement Succeed?

Oct 19, 2017

Concern over increasing tuition rates and soaring student debt has driven a rapidly expanding campaign for free public higher education at the local, state, and national level. In California, lawmakers, political candidates and education advocates are among those pushing for ways to get rid of fees and other costs for some students. This fall, San […]

5Higher Education – The Moneyball Game

Higher Education – The Moneyball Game

Oct 16, 2015

Randall Lofton, 20 year old: ”I screen-shot it and I saved it. And he was basically saying, like, ‘Don’t quit, you’re very hardworking in this class. The course is almost over; I appreciate your participation. I appreciate how you’re very diligent and very intrigued by the work.’ That touched me that somebody was paying attention. […]

6Asians rally against SCA 5, call it revival of Affirmative Action

Asians rally against SCA 5, call it revival of Affirmative Action

Mar 10, 2014

Asians in the San Gabriel Valley and beyond joined forces Friday to rally against a proposed Senate constitutional amendment that they said would punish their children for working hard to achieve the American Dream. Olivia Liao, president of the Joint Chinese University Alumni Association, said Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 5 is racist because it allows […]

7More Cal State Campuses Are Considering ‘Student Success Fees’

More Cal State Campuses Are Considering ‘Student Success Fees’

Mar 3, 2014

They are called “student success fees” and they offer the promise of more classes and programs and improved graduation rates for thousands of California State University students. But critics say they are a thinly veiled attempt to shift more education costs to students — without increasing tuition. Read Full Article Here

8Bipartisan Proposal to Keep Student Loan Rates Low Faces Uncertain Prospects as Reid Objects

Bipartisan Proposal to Keep Student Loan Rates Low Faces Uncertain Prospects as Reid Objects

Jun 27, 2013

With just days to spare before a July 1 deadline sends subsidized Stafford loan rates up from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent, a group of senators from both parties announced a plan that would link interest rates on new federally backed loans to the financial markets. The deal would avert a costly rate hike for […]

9Brown Seeks To Turn Community Colleges into An Assembly Line

Brown Seeks To Turn Community Colleges into An Assembly Line

Jan 22, 2013

According to the Sacramento Bee, Governor Jerry Brown wants to “limit the number of credits students can accumulate. He also proposes changing the funding formula to pay schools for students who complete courses.” Making it more difficult for older students, those who have jobs and families and may attend part time. “It’s probably closing the door […]

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