Basketball great Shaquille O’Neal is paying for students to take online community college classes this summer. The sports legend is teaming up with newly launched Campus.edu to fund an initiative dubbed Try College. O’Neal said in a press release, “What…
The University of Alabama – Birmingham just shared an exciting announcement. The school will be adding a graduate program in medical artificial intelligence—the first in the region, according to the university. Following recent approval from the University of Alabama System…
Many colleges receive donations each year, but the gift received by Pensacola State College recently is a unique one. InDyne CEO & President Don Bishop gave the school a retired aircraft for use in its new aviation maintenance program. The…
Boise State will be adding an exciting new program to its academic lineup for the fall semester—a bachelor’s in neuroscience degree. The school’s Board of Trustees recently approved the undergraduate program which includes two distinct areas of emphasis: Cellular and…
The University of Wyoming is announcing eight new online bachelor’s degrees for students interested in earning their undergraduate credentials via distance learning. Starting in the fall, the school will be offering bachelor’s programs in the following disciplines: These programs will…
Tallahassee Community College in Tallahassee, Florida was recently named one of our Top 10 Hidden Gem Colleges, and the school is gleaming even brighter today. TCC recently announced the addition of eight new associate’s degree programs to its already impressive…
Students interested in pursuing advanced degrees in criminal justice will have new options at North Carolina A&T University this Fall. The school is now accepting applications for its new master’s and PhD programs in criminal justice for working adults. Vice…
The rising costs of higher education has forced many students to reconsider their future plans. As a result, enrollment numbers are down across the country, and Indiana is no exception. In response to this discouraging trend, Butler University in Indiana…
Prospective business students at the College of Charleston will have a new program to consider in 2025—an executive MBA program, also known as an EMBA. The program will be the first of its kind in the state of South Carolina.…
San Jose State University is taking steps to address the demand for leaders in the health care industry. The school recently announced a new online bachelor’s degree in healthcare leadership designed for adult learners. Dean of SJSU’s College of Health…
Enrollment worries and budget constraints are keeping many colleges and universities from adding programs today. In fact, some are shrinking their academic offerings. A $30 million alumnus gift is making expansion possible for one top-rated engineering school, though. Alex Molinaroli,…
Undergraduate students enrolling at Diné College this Fall will have a new program to consider, thanks to a collaboration with Arizona State University. The new degree, a Bachelor of Arts in Navajo Law, is designed to be completed entirely on…
Cybersecurity is one of the fastest growing fields in the country, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With funds from a recent National Science Foundation (NSF) Grant, Marion Technical College in Marion, Ohio plans to strengthen its existing cybersecurity…
The increasing cost of college has become a significant barrier for many would-be students who want to earn a degree but simply can’t afford the cost. Now, students in Colorado could get a head start on achieving their educational goals…
While many colleges and universities across the country are cutting programs and even shuttering their doors, Utah State University has some good news to share. The school is breaking ground on a new veterinary college, slated to be the first…
With so many colleges and universities across the nation cutting academic programs to stay above water, it’s encouraging to see schools adding options for students. Concordia College in Minnesota is one of the schools adding to their academic lineup with…
Like many other universities across the nation, Buffalo State University in New York has been dealing with financial issues due to declining enrollment. As a result, school officials have made the difficult decision to slash some programs. The reality of…
More volunteer firefighters and first responders are needed in NY, so much so that lawmakers are trying to attract them by offering free college tuition. The bill hasn’t passed yet, but if it does, it will provide volunteers with free…
