New England faces a concerning dip in its higher education enrollment, due in significant part to declines in the region’s birth and high school graduation rates that are both projected to continue through 2029. Despite these trends, New England’s postsecondary institutions continue to attract a large number of international students to the region, according to the 2018 Open Doors report relea...
This Auguste commentary brings to mind 3 recent pieces https://t.co/8i5HCZKocf and https://t.co/bKhEIaSh94 and https://t.co/10fQEaE0sx Low Wage, Not Low Skill: Why Devaluing Our Workers Matters via @forbes https://t.co/TLlmLEOvja #employability #skills
NJ Becomes 10th State to Offer 'Dreamers' College Financial Aid | also see https://t.co/tEbND7RVhA @nebhe #immigration #daca #highereducation #studentaid #dreamers
Forget fare hikes—make the T free "Massachusetts students (including college students at our public universities) should be the first group to ride fare-free." via @BostonGlobe @nebhe #publictransportation
New England faces a concerning dip in its higher education enrollment, due in significant part to declines in the region’s birth and high school graduation rates that are both projected to continue through 2029. Despite these trends, New England’s postsecondary institutions continue to attract a large number of international students to the region, according to the 2018 Open Doors report relea... 
