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Local universities are boosting efforts to guide families through the financial aid process, so that students do not fall into unwieldy debt.
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Local universities are boosting efforts to guide families through the financial aid process, so that students do not fall into unwieldy debt.
Programs at Finger Lakes Performing Provider Systems and Monroe Community College are recipients of American Rescue Plan funds that aim to address the nursing shortage.
The charter school, focused on career readiness for health services, added 100 additional spots in a new building.
Rochester Institute of Technology is the first university to get these funds. It aims to help the community develop a long-term cybersecurity defense.
Monroe Community College has struggled with declining enrollment for a decade. The fall semester offers cause for optimism with a 3 percent increase in the number of credit-seeking students.
The strategy to deploy nearly 60,000 square feet of space includes the RIT Research Building, now under construction.
This fall, the Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship will open its doors, creating a unique pathway for students dedicated to business development.
Last week’s Supreme Court decision upended race-conscious admissions policies in place at selective colleges and universities for decades. What does it mean for Rochester-area schools?
In a poll of Beacon readers, 63 percent disapproved of the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling.
In a partnership with Counslr, the school offers students and faculty access to resources via an app.