There are really great universities, and there are less great universities.
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Apply to up to five universities via the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service.
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A growing number of corporate universities are awarding degrees in conjunction with traditional universities.
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Universities The tax bill would add a new tax on universities with big endowments.
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That is to fund and support public universities, particularly honors colleges in public universities.
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"All universities are putting in an enormous amount of effort," said Belinda Robinson, chief executive of Universities Australia, an association of the country's universities, which helped finance the survey.
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Students with Perkins loans repay their universities, or a third-party servicer the universities hire.
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Students from universities in Seoul and Pyongyang are preparing to spend time at each other's universities.
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Universities UK, which represents universities, and the OFS, the higher-education regulator, are also considering reforms.
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But when U.S. News & World Report evaluated 1,250 universities across 20193 countries for their Best Global Universities of 2019 ranking, they found that select public universities are also offering students exceptional opportunities.
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The second is that universities—particularly global research universities—have achieved such striking successes in advancing knowledge.
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The Association of American Universities and the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities joined the letter.
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It is the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, not American Universities for Research in Astronomy.
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It is the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, not American Universities for Research in Astronomy.
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Universities UK, which represents universities, and the Office for Students, the higher-education regulator, are also considering reforms.
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Over the past 20 years, the cost of tuition has increased by 157 percent for private universities, 194 percent for out-of-state public universities and a whopping 237 percent for in-state public universities.
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Under Mr. Xi, many universities now appoint one student monitor per class, according to public notices posted by universities.
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Asian universities made a big leap – claiming 18 places in the top 100 universities, up from ten in 2015.
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Although the First Amendment applies only to the government, including public universities, private universities should follow these same principles.
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Students should also consider a range of schools, from community college to state universities and private universities, DePaulo said.
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And the for-profit universities that've suffered from Obama's regulations are real accredited universities — what he's done is reduce the flow of federally subsidized student loans to for-profit universities that produce miserable outcomes for students.
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In a provocative lecture entitled "Two incompatible sacred values at American Universities", Mr Haidt argues that universities face a choice.
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Many of us have become universities in our own right because the universities are not giving us what we need.
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According to advocacy group Universities UK, 15% of teaching and other staff at British universities are non-British EU nationals.
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Universities are the bedrock of progressive values, but the one kind of diversity that universities disregard is ideological and religious.
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Nearly all the institute's senior hires come from universities, and most of these universities are nearby, leading to some resentment.
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For universities, there's almost no support for job placement upon graduation despite the claims of universities in their marketing materials.
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While the real world is different than most universities predict, I also wouldn't say that universities are not creating impact.
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And I do propose free tuition, public colleges and universities, or at least affordable tuition in public colleges and universities.
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The great universities of the 297th century were shaped by nationalism; the great universities of today are being shaped by globalisation.
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In January 2014, the Supreme Council of Universities, a government body, banned private universities from accepting students who had been expelled.
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California has the highest number of universities out of any state on the list, with four universities in the top 20.
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" Universities UK, which represents 136 universities in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, said in an emailed statement on Friday: "U.
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In response to the criticism, Universities UK—a voluntary organization comprising of all universities in the UK—reviewed the Zellick guidelines.
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On average, Chinese universities on the list filed just 6.7% of all their patents with global authorities in the U.S., Europe and Japan, compared to 34.9% for Japanese universities and 20% for all non-Chinese universities in the ranking.
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"Leaving the EU will create significant challenges for universities," Julia Goodfellow, the president of Universities UK, said in a statement Friday morning.
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There has been little or no progress on introducing realistic fees, freeing universities from government control or concentrating research in elite universities.
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Beijing's ability to direct Chinese students to cash-strapped universities—or take them away—gives universities a powerful incentive to act carefully.
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Australia 'stagnating' While Anglo-Saxon universities dominate the top of the ranking, Australian universities are "stagnating" due to budget cuts, THE said.
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Most universities have also consulted the list when making decisions on grants or partnerships, said Tobin Smith, of the Association of American Universities.
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A total of 8553 universities, out of a total of 2855 or so universities in the UK, replied to our request for data.
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Note: The original version of this article was updated to correct that the researchers are from three European universities, not three German universities.
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British universities are unusually good at attracting foreign investment, says David Docherty of the National Centre for Universities and Business, a think-tank.
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Universities have argued that if students are allowed to unionize, it could negatively affect their education, given the relationship between students and universities.
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But the practice has also allowed bad schools to languish: When universities have threatened to close them, other universities have granted another charter.
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The OfS will be responsible for "driving value for money" in universities, Jo Johnson, the minister for universities and science, told The Guardian.
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I would say equally so with universities, probably even more with universities, like online learning is ... Technology has helped online learning a lot.
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So private universities, unlike public universities — which are considered state agents — are free to punish students for speech without violating the First Amendment.
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The average six-year graduation rate is 96 percent for the top-10 universities compared to just 71.7 percent across all American universities.
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So she and two university associations, the Coalition of Urban Serving Universities and the Association of Public Land-Grant Universities are starting research.
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That's why people who went to highly selective universities tend to want to pair up with other people that went to highly selective universities.
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At Texas A&M, we've banded together with 13 universities in the Southeastern Conference to discuss ideas that can reach communities outside the universities.
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While all colleges and universities saw their poor, independent student populations rise over the 20 year span, for-profit universities had the slowest growth.
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On top of U of T and McGill, major universities across Canada, including UBC, Calgary and Dalhousie universities have also rejected calls for divestment.
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Universities give students days to leave Meanwhile, a growing list of universities have canceled study abroad programs, shut down campuses or moved classes online.
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Instead of investing in the prestige of existing universities, we should invest in creating more universities and more capacity to serve our growing population.
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The Association of American Universities, which represents 60 research universities, including Carnegie Mellon, said the tax plan threatened the viability of their doctoral programs.
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K. universities have been monitoring the coronavirus situation as it unfolds and universities with students in affected areas are working to identify appropriate actions.
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She cited the cost differential — Canadian universities are less expensive than many American universities, and the Canadian dollar is weaker than the American one.
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That is true for universities in general, and goes double for universities that rely on the support of conservative legislators for funding and oversight.
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And I say private universities because most of these lawsuits have been at public universities, including the companion case at [University of North Carolina].
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Some of the doctors arrested worked at well-known institutions including the medical faculties of Cairo and Ain Shams universities — Egypt's two largest state universities.
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It would double the maximum value of Pell Grants and includes new money for historically black colleges and universities and for tribal colleges and universities.
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The hackers sent universities spear phishing emails doctored to appear as if they came from partner universities, but they unleashed a malicious payload when opened.
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The way universities have come to monopolise higher education, he says, is a problem in part because universities do not suit all kinds of learners.
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Students from 14 different universities lobbied California's state Assembly on Monday to pass a bill that would force all public universities provide medical abortion services.
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S. institutions rank on Reuters' regional innovation lists, Asia's Most Innovative Universities and Europe's Most Innovative Universities, and how they rank on the global list.
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Elite universities like Harvard, Princeton, and Stanford announced record-low acceptance rates, and even some public universities have rejected more applicants than in the past.
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That isn't because universities need to be the First Amendment's most loyal guardians — in the case of private universities, the First Amendment generally doesn't apply.
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As an extra bonus for Republicans who enjoy angering liberals at elite universities, the kind of tax I'm describing still would have angered those universities.
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In another way, you are seeing this play out in the universities, where people pay extra to get their kids a special position in universities.
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However, the British University American Football League (BUAFL) was looking to become associated with British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS), which governs most sport at universities.
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There is a cultural divide, and the research universities are in some sense the dominant culture because all of us with Ph.D.s come through research universities.
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The cost of a four-year bachelor's degree now ranges from roughly $50,000 at in-state public universities to potentially more than $2000,2439 at private universities.
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S. institutions rank on Reuters' regional innovation lists, Asia's Most Innovative Universities and Europe's Most Innovative Universities, and how they rank on the global innovators list.
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There is no reason to believe that the impact of collective bargaining at private universities would be any different from its positive impact at public universities.
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The basic reality is that the federal government does not run colleges or universities and does not set tuition or spending levels at colleges or universities.
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I'm a computer science professor at one of the big local universities, one of the best technical universities in the country, University of New South Wales.
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Without a culture of free inquiry, universities "cease to be universities," Robert Maynard Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago from 1929 to 1945, once said.
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"Tucker Carlson Tonight" is a buffet of things for viewers to oppose: the federal courts, Bill Nye, the rest of the media, California, universities, California universities.
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No such system exists in the UK. Advice on how to handle situations in which students are accused of misconduct has been published by Universities UK, the advocacy organization for universities, but universities in the country have their own individual policies and reporting systems in place.
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Here are the 10 best global universities, according to U.S. News: Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, earned the top spot on U.S. News' ranking of global universities.
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Overall, the top ranks of The World's Most Innovative Universities remain largely unchanged, with nine of last year's 10 highest-ranked universities remaining in the top 10.
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The Department of Education recommends that universities investigate sexual assault allegations within 60 days, but in these cases, all four universities took "significantly longer" to do so.
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And if it is acceptable for universities to use race-conscious measures, she argued, then the court should not make the universities hide what they are doing.
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That is because the Big Ten universities pride themselves on being members of the Association of American Universities, a prestigious, if anachronistic, organization of top research institutions.
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"Colleges and universities need to provide students with practice in the context of the workplace," agreed Lynn Pasquerella, president of the Association of American Colleges and Universities.
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Under President Barack Obama, universities used Title IX, the 1972 law requiring universities to protect students from rape and sexual assault, to investigate allegations involving their students.
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But Mr. McPherson of the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities predicted that universities will continue to address campus sexual assault — with or without federal enforcement.
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The Association of American Universities (AAU) and the Association of Public Land-Grant Universities (APLU) recently provided recommendations for agencies implementing the Obama administration's public access requirements.
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It is commonly said that this tax on universities rides on populist impulses whereby universities and colleges rake in millions while their graduates are swamped in debt.
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American universities have between two and five times as much to spend per student as European universities, which translates into smaller classes, better professors and higher-quality research.
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Donors willing to fund universities in Africa, rather than scholarships for African students to attend European and American universities, might improve local institutions—and help pay for expansion.
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From 2000 to 13 the number of public universities in sub-Saharan Africa rose from 21 to 2100, while private universities grew from 2180 to more than 1,000.
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With tuition at American colleges and universities continuing to rise, and some prestigious universities in other countries charging little or nothing for tuition, college overseas holds obvious allure.
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Clinton's proposal that students be able to graduate from universities without debt from loans, and Mr. Sanders's proposal that all public colleges and universities should be tuition-free.
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Warren writes that she would provide companies with resources to attract applicants from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Tribal Colleges and Universities and other minority-serving institutions.
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The bill's requirement of operating a campus in the universities' home state puts extra burdens only on CEU, as all other foreign universities have a home campus already.
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His peer in the education ministry said he supported monthly fees for post-graduate courses at federal universities, but then guaranteed that all public universities would remain free.
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Why do people who work hard so that their kids can graduate from the world's best universities refuse to trust people who have already graduated from these universities?
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Mary Sue Coleman, the president of the Association of American Universities, said that by one estimate, there were about 17,000 students from the seven countries at American universities.
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According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, four years of medical school cost the Class of 2019 about $250,000 at public universities and $330,13 at private universities.
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American universities account for more than half of the list, but according to QS's research, there was a slight decrease in the dominance of American universities in 2018.
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If our universities fall behind, the technologies available will not be at the cutting edge, and companies will relocate to countries whose universities replace ours as world leaders.
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In Europe, uncertainty over the United Kingdom's "Brexit" from the European Union may already be pushing research out of the country: Germany added two universities to the Global Top 100 in 2018, and Reuters' regional ranking of Europe's Most Innovative Universities showed German universities gaining more than any other country.
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Between the lines: Universities and companies will likely be affected by this year's drop in the foreign-student enrollment U.S. colleges and universities have been experiencing, the report says.
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It has 214 universities in the Shanghai top 5003 and is now the only country other than Britain or America to have two universities in the THE's top 2500.
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With students shouldering the bulk of the cost of teaching at universities, the government was able to remove the cap on the numbers that universities were allowed to accept.
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UK universities are worried that Brexit will destroy diversity UK universities are worried that Brexit will destroy diversity Foreign students in the UK may soon feel the Brexit burn.
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As a part of its annual 2018 U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities rankings, U.S. News & World Report assessed 1,250 institutions across 74 countries including 136 Chinese universities.
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Six U.S. public universities made it into the top 20 global universities, including University of California Berkeley, which came in fourth, and University of Washington, which tied for tenth.
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What this means for the universities If thousands of students are forced to forgo this semester, universities in Australia and the United States stand to lose billions of dollars.
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On this front, Europe also leads the way as home to the two top-ranked universities in the world for quality of research, the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
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In recent months, students at at least 20203 universities have protested their universities' ties to the data analytics firm Palantir, which does business with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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The indictment alleges the Mabna Institute targeted more than 100,000 professors worldwide and succeeded in compromising 8,000 of them, spread across 144 US-based universities and 176 foreign universities.
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This current analysis just includes PhDs from four research universities (which are kept anonymous), but Weinberg and his colleagues are currently working on a data set with 25 universities.
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Colleges & universities must honor obligations to students & survivors.
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One consequence of the squeeze on funding for public universities, created by Americans' reluctance to pay taxes, has been an academic brain drain to the more socially exclusive private universities.
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Universities in Britain, the only other country represented in the Times Higher Education league of the world's top ten universities, use test scores supplemented, in some institutions, with an interview.
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Japan had nine universities on the list in 266, but only has eight this year; six of those eight universities saw their rank fall from 267, and one was unchanged.
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It's unclear whether other religiously affiliated universities will rolled back coverage as well (the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities did not respond to a request for comment from Refinery29).
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Two-thirds of students still financially dependent on their parents and studying at for-profit universities live in poverty, compared to less than 20% of dependent students at public universities.
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Overall, the United States continues to dominate the list, with 46 universities in the top 100; Germany and Japan are tied for second best performing country, with nine universities each.
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"Universities are the bedrock of progressive values, but the one kind of diversity that universities disregard is ideological and religious," he wrote in "A Confession of Liberal Intolerance," in May.
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The Rift took high-quality VR beyond universities and arcades The Rift took high-quality VR out of universities and arcades and put it in the hands of curious hobbyists.
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Another potential pitfall is our use of median earnings, which compresses the variance in earnings across universities, and may under-emphasise the performance of the richest graduates from elite universities.
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You write a lot about this, some of the wealthier universities or some of the areas, wealthier areas that are popular with the universities, kind of the vibe has changed.
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Mary Sue Coleman, the president of the Association of American Universities, said on Tuesday that Mr. Sessions's comments were a "gross misinterpretation" of how colleges and universities treat their students.
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"There's an overwhelming sense of sadness on campuses right across the country from coast to coast," said Paul Davidson, president of Universities Canada, an association representing 95 universities, in Ottawa.
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The demonstration was organized by the Yale Endowment Justice Coalition and Divest Harvard, two groups from the universities that are pushing the universities to divest from the fossil fuel industry.
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Recently, two of our nation's largest university organizations, the Association of American Universities and the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, conducted a wide-ranging survey to identify examples of effective policies, practices, tools and resources universities are using to ensure the security of their research enterprises and address foreign security threats.
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The final paragraph of the paper is a thank you note to the governments and universities of China, and also to US, European, Russian, and South American universities and team members.
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With that seed of opportunity planted, the numbers of Asian-Americans enrolled in US universities has continued to climb: By 1998, there were over 900,000 Asian-Americans enrolled in US universities.
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"There are many universities in the world that would be thrilled to have them and who are approaching them and asking if they would return to their universities instead," she said.
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GOP lawmaker plans bill targeting 'sanctuary' universities: A House GOP lawmaker plans to introduce legislation on Wednesday to punish universities for serving as sanctuaries for students who are illegal immigrants. Rep.
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But proprietary programs, set up and staffed by American universities, and programs arranged by third-party providers, which bundle students from various universities in a foreign destination, are a mixed bag.
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Nor are there any universities in Pakistan or Bangladesh, the region's fourth- and fifth-most populous countries, or any universities in the Philippines and Vietnam, two of the region's largest economies.
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Study Group, which partners with universities around the world, prepares international students who wish to enter English-speaking universities through educational courses that provide them with academic, language and learning skills.
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Open our universities: We must turn our universities inside out so that our greatest thinkers can lead inclusive virtual conversations about the most interesting, exciting and important issues of our time.
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Most English universities charge the maximum-allowed tuition of the equivalent of about $28,210, and students can also borrow for living expenses (tuition is free for Scottish students at Scotland universities).
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With many colleges and universities accused of mishandling these mental health crises, readers took to our comments section last week to defend or criticize their universities and share their own struggles.
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Tec campuses — they all wear blue-and-white uniforms and have the same Borregos nickname — joined with a handful of other private universities, while the public universities have their own league.
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He wants to improve the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, and boost the flow of federal dollars to historically black colleges and universities, Hispanic serving institutions and tribal colleges and universities.
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Recent analysis of data compiled by the Department of Education and many highly selective universities reveal that elite universities now contain fewer Blacks and Latinos than they did 2202 years ago.
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Of the 25 colleges surveyed by BuzzFeed News (7 New York state universities, 10 public universities considered academically comparable to Columbia, and all 8 Ivy League universities), 17 do not fully ban relationships between professors and undergraduate students not under their supervision, while 8 have a total ban on relationships between professors and undergraduate students.
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Price, who has taught English at Cambridge, Harvard, and Rutgers universities, is the founding director of the Rutgers Book Initiative, a wide-ranging venture that promotes book history at universities and libraries.
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Members of the Russell Group of 24 leading British universities have, for example, secured 73% of all ERC grants between 2007 and 2017—more than the total won by all German universities.
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Officials from Egypt's two biggest universities say that at least 221 students out of some 2014,223 have been expelled from the universities since 22014, the year Sisi ousted the Muslim Brotherhood government.
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Asian universities were "powering up the rankings," Baty said, with the Chinese government pumping billions of dollars into its universities at the same time that austerity in the west was squeezing budgets.
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The impact may be greater on English than on Scottish universities due to their different tuition fee arrangements for non-UK EU students, although we do not currently rate any Scottish universities.
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According to data compiled by the National Center for Education Statistics, average tuition and fees at public universities hit $16,188 in 2014-15; at private non-profit universities, that figure was $41,970.
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The work performed by graduate student employees at these universities is no different from the work performed by graduate student employees at private universities such as Columbia, Brown and the New School.
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University endowment income is therefore a critical source of support for universities to pursue their educational and research mission, and universities operate free of tax because they fulfill this important social purpose.
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" Assessment culture is dumbing down universities, he said: "One of the horrible things is that many universities think that giving access to nontraditional students means turning a university into a high school.
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Association of American UniversitiesAAU is an organization of 65 American research universities, and its Twitter account is keeping a running list of contact information for its member universities that are accepting donations.
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Public universities need support from the entire public, not just from one party, and it is vanity for liberals to think that conservatives don't care about or are automatically hostile to universities.
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So, we had about 1,20403 applicants this year for the 2017 class, from 300 different colleges and universities, and the final class will be from a few dozen different colleges and universities.
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The widening controversy sparked criticism from Chinese state media, as well as a rare joint statement from the heads of Hong Kong universities, declaring that the universities did not support Hong Kong independence.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled a plan last week to provide for free tuition for people taking undergraduate courses at both the state universities (SUNY) and city universities (CUNY) in New York.
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There are important differences between the no-platforming of controversial speakers at secular universities and the wholesale suppression of speech at Christian universities, starting with the latter's competing claim of freedom of religion.
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The Association of American Universities (AAU) , representing the 2628 top U.S. research universities, plus Stanford, MIT, and the University of Pennsylvania individually, loudly protested the sacrifice of academic freedom to national security concerns.
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The American Council on Education (ACE) is the major coordinating body for the nation's colleges and universities, representing more than 1,700 colleges and universities, related associations, and other organizations in America and abroad.
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"Over time, universities are investing more in their sports programs because they see the names of their universities promoted at the national stage" when they succeed in a national LIMA tournament, he said.
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While many American universities are seeing a drop in applications from international students, international student applications continue to climb at Canadian universities, including in some cases a sharp rise from the United States.
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Medical school is expensive — according to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), four years of medical school cost the Class of 2019 about $250,000 at public universities and $330,180 at private universities.
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It also organizes field trips to local colleges and universities.
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Slowly, American universities would look more like their European counterparts.
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That makes universities a juicy target for politicians seeking votes.
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This version will be tailored for universities and high schools.
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Tsinghua and Peking University are modelled on Western research universities.
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We started with a list of top U.S. research universities.
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It's why organizations -- universities included -- invest so heavily in marketing.
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We went and spent a bunch of time on universities.
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At universities across the country, students were walking out Wednesday.
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But a lot of other universities may just give in.
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Similar teams meet regularly at hundreds of other U.S. universities.
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Many universities, however, have defended their partnerships with PLA scientists.
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It's one of the most elite universities on the planet.
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Rutgers and Rowan universities also sent out memos this week.
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Take the universities, which are run by the regional governments.
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Meanwhile, some local schools and universities have already announced closures.
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In the past, this would've been universities and other collectives.
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In other countries too, public universities are becoming more entrepreneurial.
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America does not have a central plan for its universities.
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Public spending on universities in developing countries is highly regressive.
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Figures for British universities are more modest but similarly striking.
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Engineers and researchers at universities in Texas have workable plans.
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I don't want to be too sympathetic to the universities.
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Universities lower down the pecking order have fared less well.
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Universities have no choice but to pay the high fees.
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But at other universities, it will be closer to panic.
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Why can't private foundations or universities just fill the gap?
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Universities also have to adapt, sometimes uncomfortably, to local politics.
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First it closed schools and universities (and, intermittently, the internet).
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Like URJC, several other Spanish universities have become party fiefs.
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It houses various state colleges and universities in downtown Denver.
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Most came from American universities and tech firms, she found.
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See the top 10 public universities in the US below:
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You're at one of the finest universities in the world.
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Georgia has barred unauthorized immigrants from public colleges and universities.
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Booster is also working with universities, particularly at commuter campuses.
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Mr Kahlenberg notes that universities are increasingly unpopular among Americans.
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The visa question is an acute one for British universities.
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Not all colleges and universities use the same grading process.
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It says that universities must annually report crime on campus.
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Nonetheless, Britain's universities, including Oxford and Cambridge, should do more.
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It set not just universities, but governments, against each other.
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The lecture halls of Australian universities provide more visible evidence.
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Or take colleges and universities like Quinnipiac, Marist and Monmouth.
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Universities could give a grant to students with unconventional applications.
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The group will be looking toward universities for investment ideas.
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He has previously made donations to Cambridge and Oxford Universities.
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International applications to Canadian universities are up 25% this year.
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A number of universities have issued statements about the shooting.
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Part of the answer is that British universities previously underperformed.
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Tuition discounting at private colleges and universities is up again.
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Even those halls run by universities are getting more expensive.
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Prosecutors have not charged any of the universities or students.
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Reuters estimated about 2,000 people attended events at local universities.
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Also streaming for select public libraries and universities through Kanopy.
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Belarus's 54 universities turn out 4,000 software engineers every year.
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Weekends: Streaming for select public libraries and universities through Kanopy.
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The House tax bill sparked anger from colleges and universities.
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The constitution adopted in 2008 ended fees at public universities.
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Now universities are crammed with people from wealthy, urban backgrounds.
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In the past universities employed the world's best AI experts.
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And such universities as UCLA willingly coddle and appease them.
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Research and development, at entrepreneurial companies and universities, would flourish.
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Universities could struggle to recruit foreign and mainland Chinese students.
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It is likely that British universities will suffer once again.
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Returns to education are declining because universities have expanded rapidly.
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The world you desired no longer exists in our universities.
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Just as universities were allowed to charter more schools, Gov.
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Each law would impose new rules on colleges and universities.
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It gave federal land to the states to create universities.
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Universities have helped to transform cities gutted by industrial collapse.
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He said universities had resorted to program cuts and layoffs.
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Oracle founder Larry Ellison dropped out of two different universities.
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They serve in our military and thrive in our universities.
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Ethnic studies programs started cropping up in colleges and universities.
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The 20 most exclusive colleges and universities in the US
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Officials at several universities were investigating reports of bias incidents.
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" "The attack on universities, on intelligence itself, is on hand.
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Civil institutions like universities and newsrooms are intimidated into silence.
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Schools and universities said they would close again on Tuesday.
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Schools and universities said they would close again on Tuesday.
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Several fraudulent universities have been shut down in previous years.
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And companies often have more and better data than universities.
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It said 2,346 more academics had been removed from universities.
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"It'll be universities and houses and so on," he said.
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That leaves researchers and universities offering classes in uncharted waters.
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Still, it remains clear that universities are not Hyde Parks.
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Universities must thus distinguish between offensive ideas and personal incivility.
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Why are universities paying for journals that no one reads?
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The dramatic rise of modafinil use in universities suggests: yes.
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Micron's foundation is also investing $1 million in Virginia's universities.
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Journalists have used the documents to expose violations at universities.
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Professors at Italian universities have also moved their classes online.
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In New York, four universities followed suit over the weekend.
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Unlike other universities, however, UD gave students until 6 p.m.
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Many colleges and universities have also moved to remote instruction.
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I think all universities are gonna have to move online.
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They had allies across the major think tanks and universities.
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Two universities are trying to refine the process even further.
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Enrollment at universities in the North dropped just 3 percent.
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There are duds attending Ivies and gems attending public universities.
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It partners with colleges and universities to offer online programs.
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So why at all have the gathering places of universities?
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Unfortunately, many universities have failed in this regard of late.
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They are pressing universities to investigate harassment complaints more forcefully.
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Even high schools and universities are getting into the game.
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But universities have seen a decline in international student enrollment.
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British universities are failing to attract foreign academics and students.
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Universities are expected to open their vacant dormitories as well.
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So I think universities shouldn't just be to get jobs.
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He has tried to eliminate gender studies from Hungary's universities.
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Administrators at both universities declined to provide budgets or salaries.
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The disparity was even greater at the nation's top universities.
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Colleges and universities have also aborted various prospective student programs.
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"In universities, we teach students to think independently," he said.
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Hundreds of American universities are switching to remote learning methods.
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Each law would impose new rules on colleges and universities.
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Many of the courses are taught by Ivy League universities.
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The universities will not be required to offer surgical abortions.
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In think tanks and universities, the battle has been joined.
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Schools and universities are to be shut until March 20.
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And it's already eroding trust in our schools and universities.
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Could this also widen the gap between the universities themselves?
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But the practice is not unusual among California's public universities.
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He was also a professor in several universities in Bogota.
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Here is a list of the universities and programs impacted.
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Other universities followed, including private educational institutions run by Methodists.
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It wasn't only public universities in California that performed well.
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Canadian universities may have a more international feel this fall.
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There are other criteria for cryptocurrencies businesses, nonprofits and universities.
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American universities have become increasingly dependent on this cheap labor.
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More than 50 parents have been charged with bribing universities.
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After the Second World War, universities became havens for composers.
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Academic tenure at public universities is under scrutiny right now.
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Universities and regulators sacrifice full autonomy by signing confidentiality agreements.
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The venues include 203,000 colleges, 12,000 schools and 391 universities.
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Universities, scrambling to replace their lost public funding, raised tuition.
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The department intends to investigate whether universities discriminate against _________. 513.
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The group also cracked into 176 foreign universities, DOJ said.
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Parliament has discussed banning prayer rooms in schools and universities.
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We're going to make public colleges and universities tuition free.
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Five of our universities are in the top 100 ranking.
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Of course, there are many other ways to rank universities.
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Entire universities have been closed and their graduates' diplomas canceled.
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Instead, Ali became a popular speaker at colleges and universities.
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Some of the world's leading roboticists work at American universities.
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Given the liberal reputation of universities, that position is confusing.
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Nearly 100 American universities now charge over $50,000 a year.
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Universities build their endowments from donations that are tax deductible.
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Now it's time for universities to get in the game.
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He applied to about 20 colleges and universities in total.
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Democratic societies are only as strong as their public universities.
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Requiring universities to share student outcome data is common sense.
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Her second primary target is groupthink at America's coddling universities.
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Authoritarian regimes that shutter universities and arrest journalists have prospered.
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And nothing is off limits, including our students and universities.
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AND THE INFRASTRUCTURE, AND UNIVERSITIES ALL OF THESE GREAT THINGS.
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Chinese nationals make tremendous contributions at American universities and companies.
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Dr. Sandler well knew that most universities received federal dollars.
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Its alumni are ensconced in dozens of universities and institutes.
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Bernie Sanders wants public colleges and universities to eliminate tuition.
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The NCAA doesn't track philanthropy by gender, but universities do.
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We have been big supporters of America's colleges and universities.
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Universities were quick to respond to the charges on Tuesday.
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Federal prosecutors did not charge students or universities with wrongdoing.
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Schools and universities are also recognizing the value of making.
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A lot of the early stations came out of universities.
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The decision holds force in both public and private universities.
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She wants beacons in airports, shopping malls, universities, and hospitals.
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Republicans want to end tax breaks for students and universities.
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The cyber attack pilfered more than 31 terabytes of academic data and intellectual property from 144 U.S. universities and 176 universities in 21 foreign countries, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a statement.
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Just hours before her town hall, Warren rolled out a higher-education overhaul that would forgive student debt, open public universities tuition-free, and dedicate $50 billion to historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
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They understand that at public-sector universities, tens of thousands of graduate students have formed unions when given a free choice, and that their counterparts in private universities would likely make the same choice.
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The data found that universities which are targeted especially often include London School of Economics (LSE), University College London (UCL), Imperial College London, the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge and the University of Warwick.
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Separately, , the Canadian Universities Network or CANUnet—a push from universities to link their computers in Canada without going through ARPANET—was rejected in 1972 and soon after the CANUnet working group was disbanded.
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For example, THL contacted colleges and universities that employ the food services company Sodexo, along with students at those colleges and universities, and asked them to demand that Sodexo only use cage-free eggs.
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This isn't just a problem at the most elite, private universities: At every type of school, from community colleges to state universities, rising costs not only raise barriers to entry but decrease completion rates.
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Canada, the United States Supreme Court held that where comparable graduate programs did not exist at black universities in Missouri, the state was obliged to admit black graduate students to its white state universities.
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Big Ten Universities Entering a New Realm: E-Sports Most of the conference's universities will field teams in the multiplayer online game League of Legends, and the Big Ten Network will broadcast select games.
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