College costs are rising. Student debt is mounting. And most Americans say college fails to deliver good values. So what do you do? Call together the best minds in the college world together for a brainstorming session on shaping the future of higher education. At least that's what the College Board did this past weekend in Newport Beach, Calif. The fact that the college board even invited a community college leader speaks to the notion of a new normal in the higher education world, in which more students are choosing to attend a two-year school before transferring on to a four-year university, says a lot.Read more at:
http://www.dispatch.com/content/blogs/the-eteam/2012/01/college-board.html
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