Curriculum Concerns Drive Record Numbers of Parents to Choose Homeschooling
Rising Discontent with School Standards Pushes Families Toward Personalized Learning at Home
COVID-19 Impact on Education: Historic Drop in American Student Performance in Math and Reading
Examining the Long-Term Consequences of COVID-19 on U.S. Student Achievement in Math and Reading
Defending Democracy in the Classroom: How Book Banning Threatens Educational Freedom
Exploring the Impact of Censorship on Student Rights and Academic Integrity
Harvard Announces Groundbreaking Free Tuition Plan for Families Earning Under $200K: What You Need to Know
A Game-Changer for Families Earning Less Than $200K
China’s Top Universities Expand Enrollment to Strengthen AI and Strategic Capabilities
In a significant move to bolster national competitiveness, several of China’s leading universities have announced plans to expand undergraduate enrollment, with a particular focus on areas deemed critical to the country’s strategic interests.
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Prospective international graduate students often face standardized tests like the TOEFL, GRE, and GMAT when applying to U.S. universities.
Top 20 Largest U.S. Universities by Undergraduate Enrollment: From ASU to Cal State Fullerton
Undergraduate enrollment at the top 20 largest U.S. universities ranges widely, from 37,000 to a staggering 65,200 students.
Master the New GRE: Ultimate Preparation Strategy for Graduate School Success
Understanding the New GRE Format
5 Accepted Ways to Demonstrate Financial Capability for International Student Visas
Understanding Financial Ability Requirements