by Kelly Parrett | Dec 13, 2023 | Career & Technical Education, Career Pathways, College Degrees, Education, Online Courses, online education
4-year college degrees aren’t for everyone! In fact, current Gen Z high school graduates are increasingly choosing to postpone college and choose alternative paths. For the high school class of 2023, 55% opted out of a traditional 4-year college path—and this trend...
by studentrg | May 23, 2022 | College Degrees, Online Courses, online education
The Googlization of College Education Is Underway . . . You or your students could very well be paying tuition dollars and getting courses that have been developed and distributed by Google. But after we have done some research, we believe that is not necessarily a...
by studentrg | Dec 21, 2020 | Online Courses, online education, Student Research Foundation Research
When you ask a group of college administrators to summarize the effects that the pandemic has had on their institutions, most of them are likely to use adjectives like, negative, threatening, horrible, terrible, and even catastrophic. There’s a reason for those...
by studentrg | Dec 17, 2020 | Online Courses, online education, Student Research Foundation Research
A new survey from SurveyMonkey provides answers For years, high-end polling firms like Gallup, Nielsen and Pew have been researching trends in American higher education. Now a new entrant has appeared in the world of educational research – SurveyMonkey. Actually, this...
by studentrg | Sep 15, 2020 | College Admissions, Online Courses, online education
You’re Taking Classes Remotely . . . Should You Take SAT and ACT Prep Classes Online Too? This has been a dream year for people who dislike standardized tests. Across America, colleges and universities have dropped the requirement that applicants take the SAT or the...
by studentrg | Jul 27, 2020 | College Degrees, College Major, Online Courses
A growing list of colleges have announced that they will offer most or even all of their classes online during the coming academic year. That prompted one student we know to ask, “So, should I forget about declaring myself pre-med next year? I mean, how am I going to...
