Monthly Archives: December 2016

Executive Compensation at Private and Public Colleges – The Chronicle of Higher Education

Mark Kopenski December 9, 2016 793 Comments Off on Executive Compensation at Private and Public Colleges – The Chronicle of Higher Education
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View compensation data on chief executives at public and private nonprofit colleges in the United States as far back as 2008. Newly updated with private-college compensation data for 2014. The Chronicle’s executive-compensation package includes the latest data on more than 1,200 chief executives at more than 600 private colleges from 2008-14 and nearly 250 public universities and systems from 2010-15. Hover

High school graduates to drop in number and be increasingly diverse

Mark Kopenski December 9, 2016 627 Comments Off on High school graduates to drop in number and be increasingly diverse
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High School Graduate Plateau A decade-long stagnation in the number of U.S. high school graduates is setting in, and the number of students receiving diplomas in 2017 is expected to drop significantly. The stagnating number of graduates breaks nearly two decades of reliable increases and comes as significant demographic changes reshape where students live and from what backgrounds they come.

Open Doors: How US colleges hooked up with controversial Chinese firms

Mark Kopenski December 9, 2016 943 Comments Off on Open Doors: How US colleges hooked up with controversial Chinese firms
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New Oriental, China’s biggest private educator, is accused of fraud. Thanks to two U.S. consultants, it also has access to top college admissions officers. SHANGHAI/SHELTER ISLAND, New York – Thomas Benson once ran a small liberal arts college in Vermont. Stephen Gessner served as president of the school board for New York’s Shelter Island. More recently, they’ve been opening doors for

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