Pricing out high school dropouts. The price to take the GED test will triple in the next year, making it inaccessible to some of its poorest students. (The Columbus Dispatch)
Midwest colleges take the largest chunk. International enrollment in U.S. universities has increased 6 percent since last year, even as total enrollment has leveled off. (Associated Press)
Packed lunch. Could the unhealthiest lunches be the ones parents pack for their children? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Shouldn’t it be the opposite? The director of Yale’s dwindling Education Studies program—for students aspiring to be teachers—believes “the true merit of Education Studies lay in its focus on psychology and teaching theory rather than on hands-on training.” (Yale Daily News)
Chad Aldeman 
Kristen Amundson 
John E. Chubb 
Constance Clark 
Peter Cookson Jr. 
Thomas Dawson 
Joni Finney 
Andrew Gillen 
Sara Mead 
Jeff Selingo 
Ben Wildavsky 
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3/21/2013 | Andrew Gillen tells the 
4/5/2013 | Jordan Weissman discusses Andrew Gillen’s Higher Ed Data Central and the increase in college tuition in 
3/28/2013 | Chad Aldeman’s Chart You Can Trust “The Evergreen Effect” is discussed in