Yale To Consider Changes To Mission, Admissions, Financial Aid, And Grading

Yale blames soaring costs, degree doubts and free speech worries for higher ed trust crisis: ‘Fallen short’

Skyrocketing college costs, shady admissions practices, and growing fears about free speech, political bias and curriculum have eroded public trust in higher education, a scathing Yale University report said.

Yale Panel: Colleges Got Themselves in This Mess

Colleges aren't just caught in the higher-ed backlash; they helped create it, a new Yale report concludes. A faculty committee at the university says institutions like its own share major blame for collapsing public confidence in college, pointing to soaring sticker prices, confusing financial-aid schemes, opaque admissions, grade inflation, and...

Yale To Consider Changes To Mission, Admissions, Financial Aid, And Grading

In order to regain public trust in higher education, a long-awaited Yale University report makes 20 recommendations regarding mission, admissions, costs, and grading.

Teacher, blame thyself: Yale report savages Ivy League schools for destroying American trust in higher education

A new faculty report from Yale diagnoses the trust crisis gripping U.S. colleges and universities — and doesn't spare its own institution from criticism.

Yale considers changes to admissions, grading to regain trust in higher ed

Maurie McInnis, the school’s president, said she could see that loss of trust was a serious issue for higher education.

Report of the Committee on Trust in Higher Education

A new report from a faculty-led committee outlines recommendations to rebuild public trust in universities. Read President McInnis’ response and the committee’s report.