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Corinthian Colleges, Inc. (Nasdaq: COCO – news) today reported that, fueled by strong enrollment growth, revenues for the first quarter of fiscal 2002 improved 42.3% to a record $73.7 million, up from $51.8 million for the first quarter of last year.
The Department of Biology and Department of Linguistics and Philosophy will play lead roles with web sites for up to 10 courses apiece in a test phase of OpenCourseWare, a program that will make MIT course materials available on the World Wide Web free of charge.
The price of higher education increased significantly this fall, particularly at public colleges and universities, where tuitions surged by 7.7 percent in a year, the College Board announced yesterday.
Central Connecticut State University’s program for a new online master’s degree in data mining was approved today by the Connecticut Board of Governors for Higher Education. Aimed at meeting a growing national need for skilled information technology professionals who analyze database information crucial for business decision makers, the CCSU program is nearly unique. “Our is […]
Boston University announced the launch of its newest division, the Division of Extended Education (EXTED). The new venture is among the most comprehensive educational outreach programs in the country today. The Division of Extended Education powerfully demonstrates the University’s commitment to meeting the lifelong learning needs of the many diverse communities it serves, from K-12 […]
Survey Shows College Costs Rising Steeply In Weak Economy Higher Bills For Energy, Health Care, Salaries, Technology Student Loans And Grants In 2000-2001 Topped $74 Billion
The University of Ulster has created an online portal that makes available all of the institution’s e-learning courses, including innovative biomedical and nursing programs. University officials say they hope to enroll at least 1,000 American students in their distance-education programs.
For all the Mississippians who have put off their education because of children, job schedules, military transfers or general inconvenience, the College Board thinks it has an answer: The Mississippi Electronic Campus.
The National Science Foundation has awarded high-performance-network connections to 19 universities, a research museum, and 2 research institutes. This brings to 221 the number of institutions with NSF-awarded connections to high-speed networks.
In its 4th annual survey, Computerworld reveals the nation’s best techno-MBA degree programs, based on the nominations of our readers, national recruiters and business school leaders.