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This Initiative Is Mapping Public Transit Access to Community Colleges. Here’s Why.

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The recently launched Civic Mapping Initiative is making state-by-state maps of community colleges' accessibility by public transit. Many community colleges are located within just a few miles of a public transit stop, potentially making for an easy and low-cost expansion of services.

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How to Get Into the University of Florida: Acceptance Rate & Strategies

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Charging an annual in-state tuition of approximately $6,400, the University of Florida allows residents to get a full year’s education for roughly the same cost of a single course at an elite private institution like Duke, Boston College, Columbia, or Tufts.

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Best Colleges in Maryland – 2024

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With a flagship college like the University of Maryland, a private research gem like Johns Hopkins, and an elite service academy like the USNA, the state of Maryland is teeming with quality higher education options. But those are hardly the only three terrific post-secondary choices with the Old Line State.

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21 Best Colleges in Pennsylvania – 2024

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From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia to everywhere in between, PA is an amazing state for higher education that attracts top students from every country in the […] The post 21 Best Colleges in Pennsylvania – 2024 first appeared on College Transitions.

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Best Colleges in Connecticut – 2024

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From the Ivy Leagues to highly-selective private schools to top-notch public universities, the state of Connecticut has a ton to offer on the higher education front.

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Best Colleges in Alabama – 2024

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The state of Alabama has 60 colleges and universities, some of which are 4-years schools and other of which are community colleges. Just four are designated as R-1 Doctoral Universities.

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Direct Admissions Is Growing in Popularity as an Alternative Way to Market Your Institution. But Is It the Best Way?

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In the last few months, direct admissions programs at Niche, the College Board, and even state-run higher education programs have received renewed media attention. Supporters of direct admissions believe that participation in direct admission programs help more students see that a college education isn’t out of reach.