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College Consensus Publishes Annual Ranking of the Best Colleges in Florida 2020 | News
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Aug. 25, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — College Consensus (http://www.collegeconsensus.com), a unique new college ranking website, has published their ranking of the Best Colleges in Florida 2020 at https://www.collegeconsensus.com/rankings/best-colleges-fl/ and the Best Online Colleges in Florida 2020 at https://www.collegeconsensus.com/rankings/best-online-colleges-florida/.
To identify the Best Colleges in Florida for 2020, College Consensus combined the latest results from the most respected college ranking systems with thousands of real student reviews to produce a unique consensus rating for each school. According to College Consensus founder Jeremy Alder, “Similar to what Rotten Tomatoes does for movies, College Consensus gathers the

Here’s How Colleges Should Help Close the Digital Divide in the COVID-Era
San Antonio, Texas, the place my family currently calls home, ranks high among major cities with the fastest-growing number of COVID-19 infections. Add in Houston, Austin, and Dallas, and Texas now accounts for over 7 percent of the nation’s 3 million cases. It’s a harsh and disastrous reality that is wreaking havoc on families, local economies and the education system.
One key problem prevalent in many low-socioeconomic communities around the nation—like San Antonio, which now has the highest poverty rate of the country’s 25 largest metro areas—is the digital divide. Digital divide is a term used to describe

These Private SoCal Colleges Are Trying To Figure Out How To Reopen Their Campuses In The Fall: LAist

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While public university community college systems have announced that their campuses will remain closed this fall, a handful of small, private universities in Southern California say they’re making plans to welcome back students to campus.
“Our goal is to resume in-person classes in fall and bring