Running the Numbers: Biden Admin Mulls Reviving “Gainful Employment” Rule Tying Federal Funding to Graduate Earnings
The Biden administration is considering reviving an Obama-era “gainful employment” rule which would tie federal higher education grants and funding to graduates’ earnings. A new analysis shows that the rule would cut off access to federal grants and...
Performance-Based Funding is Growing, and Metrics of Success Are Changing: New Research
Performance-based funding of public universities and colleges has expanded drastically in recent years, but studying this trend has been hampered by lack of data: which states have implemented PBF policies; what metrics do they use to determine success; how much...
University of Georgia Raising $300 Million for Facilities Expansion
The University of Georgia Athletic Association announced its goal to raise $300 million through fundraising for the Commit to the G campaign, $50 million of which will be designated for women’s athletics and varsity programs. The G campaign aims to support three...
State Funding for Higher Ed Grew 4.5% in FY21
State funding for public higher education institutions increased by 4.5% in FY2021, according to the recent State Higher Education Finance report. The growth comes despite a 3% enrollment decrease on full-time equivalent students and decline in net tuition revenue due...
Higher Education Credit Ratings Roundup: June 2022
Fitch and Moody’s recently updated the ratings of several Higher Education institutions in Indiana, Washington, South Carolina, and Texas. Gonzaga University was given an ‘A+’ rating on its $9,475,000 Revenue Bonds Series 2022 and $32,030,000...Test Drive Our New Data Dashboards!
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