Student Life Cycle Management

Report Paints Mixed Picture Of UW-Madison

When the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents meets later this week, it will for the first time be presented with a separate, Legislature-mandated performance report on UW-Madison in addition to the one regents typically see annually for the 13-campus university system.

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Class Of 2016 Sees World In A Whole New Way (With Video)

Remember when suitcases had to be carried instead of rolled? Or when an airline ticket was a booklet of pages separated by carbon paper? Maybe you remember when Lou Gehrig held the Major League record for consecutive baseball games played.

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Registration Cancellations Rising At UNCG, A&T

UNCG about two weeks ago canceled the registrations of about 1,300 students because they had yet to pay their tuition bills — the highest number of cancellations since fall 2009, university officials said.

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Cedar Crest College selectes N.Raisman & Associates

Cedar Crest College has selected N.Raisman & Associates to provide the College with training in academic customer service.

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Higher Education Booming In Morehead

Public higher education apparently is heading for a boom school year in Morehead.

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Oklahoma State University Welcomes New Class Of Freshmen

Within 24 hours of setting foot on campus at Oklahoma State University, Amanda Agpar was a Cowboys season ticket holder.

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Record Number Of Freshmen Due At Butler

Butler University will welcome 1,111 new Bulldogs next week. School officials say it's the largest incoming freshman class in the university's 157-year history.

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ND Chancellor Proposes Higher Education Changes; Stricter Admission Standards At UND

Hamid Shirvani, chancellor of the North Dakota University System, has proposed a major overhaul to the state’s higher education system – an overhaul that stands to affect nearly every future North Dakota college student.

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Mo., Kan. Universities Seek Out-Of-State Students

Out-of-state students are becoming increasingly important at universities in Kansas and Missouri, which are searching for ways to offset rising costs and cuts in state funding for higher education.

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