
This episode covers the latest developments in college viability, including athlete payments, funding for low-earning degrees, and financial risks faced by colleges.
This week's top stories. + Without nationwide rules, South Carolina lawmakers move to keep college athlete payments secret + U.S. Plans to Stop Funding Low-Earning Degrees. Indiana May Just End Them. + Editorial: New England colleges urged to disclose financial risks + ‘A Gray Area’: Students Say Harvard’s ‘Typical Assets’ Rule Leaves Financial Aid Gaps + And much more . . . . Show notes: Eastern Illinois University on-campus enrollment drops 9.5% in spring Wittenberg Offers Transfer Pathway for Lourdes University students Without nationwide rules, South Carolina lawmakers move to keep college athlete payments secret U.S. Plans to Stop Funding Low-Earning Degrees. Indiana May Just End Them Editorial: New England colleges urged to disclose financial risks (Behind paywall.) Don't Rush Students Into Debt Before New Loan Limits Hit ‘A Gray Area’: Students Say Harvard’s ‘Typical Assets’ Rule Leaves Financial Aid Gaps Additional links: Purchase the 2026 Majors Completion App (Academic leaders version. Purchase the 2026 Majors Completion App (Student & Family version More Links: Sign up for college financial transparency updates Other College Viability Shows Beyond the College…
Host: Gary Stocker
Organizations: Harvard, South Carolina, U.S., Indiana, New England
Places: Eastern Illinois University, Wittenberg
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