Two researchers have found that prisoners who have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be most prone to disruptive conduct, MSNBC reports.
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Research finds incarcerated individuals who have ADHD may be prone to violent behavior
January 4, 2011
Sacramento City College partners with online educator Ashford University to allow course credit transfers
January 4, 2011
Last week, postsecondary education provider Bridgepoint Education, Inc. announced a new collaboration between Sacramento City College (SCC) and Ashford University.
Massachusetts colleges partner with online tutoring service provider
January 4, 2011
Smarthinking, Inc. recently announced a partnership with Massachusetts Colleges Online (MCO) to offer online tutoring and academic support to college...
Florida’s new governor elect suggests online schools and increased choice for parents
January 4, 2011
Florida’s department of education is considering reforms to “rebrand” the state’s education system, according to the Florida Independent.
Online master’s degrees in business now offered through Texas A&M University-Commerce
December 29, 2010
The Texas A&M universities have joined with Academic Partnerships in an effort to expand their online master’s degree programs.
