AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoInternational Students: A proposed U.S. fee of $70,000 for international students seeking work-based training has raised concerns about access to post-study jobs; extensions would cost $30,000. AI and Student Safety: Common Sense Media says ChatGPT’s Teen Mode failed tests for cheating safeguards and responses to risky behavior, while OpenAI disputed the review’s findings. Scholarship Access: The Philippines’ legislature ratified a bill creating merit scholarships for college and technical education, including support for costs beyond tuition. Flexible Higher Education: Nigeria’s National Open University enrolled 23,885 students, as its vice-chancellor called distance learning key to widening access. Campus Accountability: Cornell students held a sit-in demanding action on sexual-violence allegations and campus safety. College Pathways: A Minnesota commentary says many school districts fail to provide required information about PSEO, a program that lets high school students take free college courses.
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