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"Calling all Canadian and international students: Don't fall victim to scams! My latest video shares our firsthand experience and offers valuable insights to protect yourselves. Watch now and spread the word to keep our community safe. #ScamAlert #InternationalStudents #StaySafeCanada"

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New Post: Lake Land College to increase tuition rates MATTOON -- Lake Land College is dedicated to providing quality education at an affordable cost, ensuring that students have access to opportunities for success. However, as the college prepares for the upcoming fiscal year 2025 budget, efforts are underway to maintain the value of a Lake Land College education while balancing financial considerations. These considerations will involve increases in tuition fees. Under the upcoming changes effective with the 2024-25 academic year, in-district students will see an increase of $3 per credit hour. The in-district rate is $110.50 per credit hour, but with the change, it will be $113.50 per credit

New Post: Lake Land College to increase tuition rates MATTOON -- Lake Land College is dedicated to providing quality education at an affordable cost, ensuring that students have access to opportunities for success. However, as the college prepares for the upcoming fiscal year 2025 budget, efforts are underway to maintain the value of a Lake Land College education while balancing financial considerations. These considerations will involve increases in tuition fees. Under the upcoming changes effective with the 2024-25 academic year, in-district students will see an increase of $3 per credit hour. The in-district rate is $110.50 per credit hour, but with the change, it will be $113.50 per credit

Reforms to the U.S. financial-aid system that were launched this year were supposed to bring students closer to their dream of earning a college degree. But the glitchy rollout of the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, threatens to derail many of their plans.Although the government has pitched the new FAFSA as an improvement, the glitchy rollout means that for students it is a wait and see as to what school they will attend because money is the main thing that will determine which college under-resourced students can afford. Read the attached where PeerForward CEO Gary Linnen discusses this dilemma that students are facing and how PeerForward is helping them navigate this and the entire journey to and through college.

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Are your state’s politics costing you enrollment? We surveyed 1,000+ high school juniors and seniors to get their thoughts on how the political landscape of an institution or its state might affect their desire to enroll.Our results were informative and surprising. We gathered them all in a research report, Politics and College Choice: How Students’ Political Views Influence Where They Enroll. We think you might find it interesting—download the 51 page report at https://lnkd.in/eZEXa2ke

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Tonight’s #PresidentialDebate is ideal context for Echo Delta’s telling #StudentRecruitment study:“One in four students has concerns about attending college in a specific state based on its #politics. What state are students most concerned about? #Texas. 50% of liberal students and 18% of moderate students indicate concerns about the state’s political climate.”“Conservative students are significantly more likely to say their parents’ political views will influence where they attend college than their moderate or liberal peers.” #CollegeAdmissionshttps://lnkd.in/gDjPpMy2

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Recently, a tragic event unfolded at a #Sydney shopping center where several people where stabbed and killed. A short time after the chaos, a young #universitystudent, studying at #UTS, was mistakenly identified and accused of being the attacker. Social media exploded with #misinformation, and this poor guy’s day was completely disrupted. News channels were reporting false news. It turned out the real perpetrator was someone else entirely, but the #damage was already done. This #student endured days of unnecessary #distress and #publicshaming. It got me thinking about how quickly false information can spread and the real #harm it can cause.This isn't an isolated case. We've seen countless examples where news channels, social media, and journalists have spread misinformation, causing real #mentalhealth impacts on those wrongly accused. Often, these entities close the chapter with a simple apology, but their #behaviour rarely changes!!!My respect goes to the news and media outlets and journalists who are #morally sound #humanbeings before anything else. There are many who do amazing work, and we need more of them.The attached informative file from: International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)#Misinformation #DigitalIntegrity#LegalAccountability #VerifyBeforeSharing#StudentRights #Studentwellbeing#IFLA

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"Some advice for students: If an organization of which you are a member puts out a public statement you disagree with, you have a few choices. You can: Stay silent and have the entire world conclude that you stand by the statement. Convince the other members of the group to withdraw or otherwise modify the statement so that it can reflect the views of all members. Or you can resign in protest. Claiming that you had no involvement or knowledge of the statement, but remaining a member of the organization without it withdrawing the statement is perhaps the worst of the alternatives, as it appears to simply be an attempt to avoid accountability while continuing to be a member of the organization. If you were managing a business, would you hire someone who blamed the despicable violent acts of a terrorist group on the victims? I don’t think so. Would you hire someone who was a member of a school club who issued a statement blaming lynchings by the KKK on their victims? I don’t think so. Would you want them to be an associate at your law firm? Of course not. It is not harassment to seek to understand the character of the candidates that you are considering for employment. In fact, as CEO, it is your obligation to do so on behalf of all of the other employees in your company, the clients and customers it serves, and all of your other stakeholders. I have heard that the above inquiry has made some members of the groups which put out the statement feel ‘unsafe,’ a word that is sadly overused in universities today. Ask yourself how unsafe it would feel in Israel beginning Saturday early morning and how unsafe it feels now? Ask yourself how unsafe your Jewish classmates feel when 32 clubs published a statement assigning sole responsibility for the heinous, deathly acts of terrorists to Israel and the Jews? Experience is making mistakes and learning from them. If you have made a mistake, acknowledge it, and immediately correct your mistaken actions. Public statements made by organizations of which you are a member can have a material negative impact on your reputation. I have learned from experience that the best time to fix a mistake is now."-Bill Ackmanhttps://lnkd.in/g4EVA8Gm

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