U.S. loses out to rivals as graduate numbers fall

Article Abstract:

A report reveals that prohibitively high tuition fees and obstacles to access are resulting in a decreasing number of graduates in several American universities. Controlling costs, targeting programs beneficial to students, and including long-neglected groups of students are recommended to enable U.S. universities compete with their more successful international rivals in higher education.

United States, Reports, Influence, College costs, Higher education costs, School enrollment, Academic failure, Report

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King's College takes the crown for PhD completions

Article Abstract:

A report reveals that King's College London has a remarkable 92% success rate in enabling its PhD students to complete their doctorates within the benchmark time of seven years.

United Kingdom, Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Examinations, Test results, King's College (London, England)

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