EWA Higher Education Seminar: Keeping College Affordable
How much is a college degree worth? Does the risk of incurring enormous debt outweigh the potential value of a post-secondary education? What steps are policymakers and institutions taking to make college more affordable?
We'll tackle those questions, and hear from leading experts in the field, at EWA's 2012 Higher Education Seminar Nov. 2-3 in Indianapolis. This journalists-only event is hosted by the Indiana University School of Education and Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis.
This is an ideal opportunity for reporters to get up to speed - and get ahead -- on some of the most pressing issues facing students, their families and the higher education community. Register today!
Have questions, comments or concerns for the Educated Reporter? Email EWA public editor Emily Richmond at erichmond@ewa.org. She also tweets @EWAEmily.
Labels: EWA, higher ed, higher ed_finance
posted by Emily Richmond at
4:05 AM
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The potential value of secondary education are now being loss it shine in all over the world, students are basically try to develop their professional education background instead of school education. Therefore career education is now more important to all, in EWA's 2012 Higher Education Seminar we witnessed some valuable steps to be prevented on these issues.
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