ACTA president Anne Neal participates in the “Complete College Ohio Conference” in Columbus on November 13th for the Ohio Board of Regents, a conference featuring state and national experts and focusing on “practical solutions to improve college readiness and keep students on track to attain a degree in a timely way while providing incentives to increase completion.”
ACTA president Anne D. Neal delivers the 2014 commencement address, “Liberty and Learning,” at Colorado Christian University on May 10. She highlights how essential the Founders believed education was to maintaining our republic.
If you’re a current or prospective student, you probably have money on your mind. After all, student loan debt is burgeoning on $1.5 trillion. While there are many factors to consider when choosing which college to attend, the money necessary to go there is usually one of the biggest factors. According to a recent press release, […]
The public is increasingly displeased with colleges often being run like businesses, according to a study released earlier this month. Still, Dean of Admissions Eric Furda said Penn “can be proud that it is an institution that is really mindful of its resources and how to best use them.” The study was run by the […]
College governing boards should do their part to cut costs on campuses, according to the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, which has published a 20-page guide to help trustees find money-saving opportunities. “If you think times are tough for your university’s budget, consider how difficult economic times are for your students and their families,” […]
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