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Inside Higher Ed News- Chapman University student paper declined to cover Bush, but not for reason you might think October 21, 2019
- After first rejection, Florida Coastal makes another bid to go nonprofit October 21, 2019
- Marketing firm breaks down personas of adult learners to help colleges recruit better October 21, 2019
- British government considers creating DARPA-like agency October 18, 2019
- Racial inequality, at college and in the workplace October 18, 2019
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Reminder - Session proposals for Annual Conference/GWI 2020 are now being accepted! Presenting at the 2020 GWI and Annual Conference provides an opportunity to build your professional network and experience learning with others who are passionate about the future of secondary education and post-secondary access. Submit your session proposal today at form.jotform.com/OhioACAC/session_proposal_OACAC_2020.
OACAC 2018 Annual Conference Session Proposal
Please click the link to complete this form.How will the upcoming ACT changes affect your students’ scores? Read more to learn about the new option available to students beginning next fall. mobile.edweek.org/c.jsp?cid=25919761&bcid=25919761&rssid=25919751&item=http%3A%2F%2Fapi.edweek.or...
ACT to Change How Students Retake Exam, Add 'Superscore'
Starting next fall, some students who take the ACT will be allowed to retake individual sections of the college-entrance exam, instead of having to sit for the entire test again.
