Art & Science
Students are taking Texas off college lists ...

The highest percentage of soon-to-be college students are opting out of attending Texas colleges and universities due to the Lone Star state’s politics, according to a new study.

Students are taking Texas off college lists because of politics, new study says
Art & Science
1 In 4 Students Rule Out Colleges Based On ...

That’s one of the main findings from a new survey released by the Art & Science Group, a higher-education consulting firm. The percentage of students saying they ruled out a college based on the political leanings of a state increased slightly from a similar survey conducted by the group last year, which found 24% of students indicating their college choice would be affected by such factors.

1 In 4 Students Rule Out Colleges Based On State Politics Or Policies
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28% of college-bound students rule out schools ...

Art & Science Group, which conducted the surveys, found that 28% dismiss schools based on state politics. And two-thirds of those students do so right out of the gate. “That's somewhat alarming, because obviously the colleges and universities don't have a choice,” said Craig Goebel, a principal at Art & Science Group.

28% of college-bound students rule out schools based on state politics: new survey
Art & Science
Tulane Rises in Academic, Party, Free Speech ...

The Tulane Hullabaloo references Art & Science Group’s studentPOLL, published in September 2024 on the impact of rankings on college choice, related to Tulane's place in the recent U.S. News Best College rankings.

Tulane Rises in Academic, Party, Free Speech Rankings
Art & Science
The U.S. News College Rankings Are Out. Cue the ...

The New York Times references Art & Science Group’s studentPOLL, published in September 2024, while discussing the impact of rankings on high school seniors’ college decisions.

The U.S. News College Rankings Are Out. Cue the Rage and Obsession

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Tokyo, Nike And Katy Perry Changed Their Names; Is It Liberal Arts' Turn, Too?

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Published by Forbes

While some suggest renaming the liberal arts, A&S Principal Craig Goebel counters that the name change alone won’t improve the appeal.

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Poll Suggests Challenges for Liberal Arts Colleges

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Published by Inside Higher Ed

What's in a Name? StudentPOLL research explores students' perceptions of a liberal arts education and finds that students have a fairly sophisticated understanding of the category; however, many aren't convinced it's the best education for them.

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Liberal-Arts Colleges Should Take Initiative in Defining Themselves, Survey Suggests

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Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education

New studentPOLL research conducted by Art & Science Group and ACT explores the challenges institutions face when they attempt to use their commitment to the liberal arts as the basis for a distinctive value proposition.

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Among Students Bound for College, Confusion Persists on Paying for It

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Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education

StudentPOLL research conducted by ACT and Art & Science Group measures students' perceptions on the realities of paying for college.

 

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