College readiness remains flat
Only 43 percent of 2012 high school seniors who took the SAT test were ready for college, according to the College Board.
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Census shows graduation rates up slightly
Census data shows the recession has hit Coloradans hard but it also finds more residents are earning high school and college degrees.
Students flood college counseling centers
The number of students seeking counseling at some Colorado colleges and universities is climbing.
Undocumented students take up Metro offer
Updated – The chair of the Metro State University trustees has reaffirmed the board’s commitment to its controversial tuition rate for undocumented students.
Higher ed master plan nears completion
Colorado is slowly wading into the national trend of setting tangible performance standards for public colleges and universities.
ACT scores show readiness gaps
The 2012 national report on ACT test scores shows continued and significant lack of college readiness for both Colorado and U.S. students.
Brief: CU, CSU garner $340 million
The state’s two largest university systems report record-breaking levels of private fundraising in 2011-12.
Audit: College stipend goals not realized
The state system of college student stipends hasn’t worked as intended, according to a new state audit.
Regents to weigh in on Lobato
The CU Regents have voted to file a brief supporting the state in the Lobato school funding case, and other briefs may be coming.
AG: Undocumented tuition rate illegal
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers says Metro State’s new tuition rate for undocumented students is illegal.
