At Oklahoma public colleges and universities, FY26 tuition and mandatory fees are over 25% less, on average, than institutions in their national/regional peer groups. #OKHigherEdWorks #OSUIT

Many American learners rely on regional public universities, but these institutions often struggle the most with enrollment challenges. The latest research brief by Risepoint and The Chronicle of Higher Education explores the opportunities available to regional publics to attract more students.

The UK education sector is changing rapidly. With increased competition among independent schools, colleges, and universities — and with students and parents relying on ... https://lnkd.in/e4bJKAs9

Trump caps international student enrollment at top US universities, limits set at 15%. This move is part of a broader policy aimed at regulating academic admissions and funding, and it is set to have significant repercussions for colleges and universities across the United States. http://ow.ly/VyJu106nY3w

Reading Between the Lines on Compact Responses Universities that rejected the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education emphasized merit in their responses and highlighted core values in turning it down. https://bit.ly/4oyxZhF

🎓 Higher Ed is in the Headlines Again On October 1, the Trump administration sent the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education to nine institutions. So far, four have rejected it outright. The compact itself is controversial, but the problems it raises are not new — and they deserve continued attention and bipartisan discussion, especially: ✅ Transparent earning outcomes 💰 Rising college costs �� Foreign investment in U.S. institutions No matter where you land on the compact, the question remains: 👉 How can we ensure higher education remains both high-quality and affordable — while protecting U.S. interests?

American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) has launched a comprehensive initiative aimed at restoring public confidence in higher education at a time when trust in colleges and universities has reached unprecedented lows. https://lnkd.in/eSPuU4xn

This may bring a change in the Indian education system with more and more students pursuing PhD in the face of the new policy.

The American Council on Education (ACE) has a great tool for measuring the impact and value of higher education that can be viewed by state and congressional level. Local, regional, and national datapoint expansion in the future. https://lnkd.in/ejZ3z9wK

🚨 Princeton University reinstates mandatory standardized testing from 2027-28. Not a big surprise, but still big news for UK students considering US universities: Princeton will once again REQUIRE an SAT or ACT scores beginning with the 2027-28 admissions cycle. Key details for UK applicants: 📋 Students applying for autumn 2028 entry MUST submit SAT or ACT scores 📋 Test-optional policy continues through autumn 2025, 2026, and 2027 entry 📋 This applies to both first-year and transfer applicants What UK based Y10-11 students (applying in 2027-28) need to know: ✅ Factor SAT/ACT preparation into your study schedule alongside your studies ✅ SAT testing centres are available across the UK ✅ Plan for multiple test sittings if needed—its not uncommon to take tests 2-3 times ✅ Tests can be taken during school holidays to avoid clash with school commitments What UK based Y12-13 students (applying for 2025, 2026 or 2027) need to know; ✅ Testing remains optional for your application cycle ✅ Only submit scores if they strengthen your overall application Context: Princeton joins other elite US institutions reconsidering test-optional policies introduced during the pandemic. This shift reflects ongoing debates about standardized testing's role in university admissions. UK students often perform well on the SAT, as strong A-level preparation translates effectively. However, early preparation is key. Reach out for guidance at hello@theuniversityguys.com #HigherEducation #Princeton #SAT #ACT #UKStudents #USUniversities #InternationalAdmissions #ALevel #StudyAbroad