Reporters call about college cost, admissions and testing data, and about AI, learning and performance. Below is every published piece, newest first, with the substance of what was said.
Private colleges cutting published tuition are mostly formalizing discounts families already received. The high sticker price existed partly to make large scholarships feel valuable, and as families turn price-conscious that model stops working.
Nick Standlea, founder of High School Reach, which helps families compare college costs and financial-aid offers
An argument that the University of California's test-free admissions policy has not delivered what was promised, written as a response in Inside Higher Ed's Views section.
Standardized tests give colleges a common measure for comparing students from different schools and backgrounds, and colleges can reverse testing policy quickly.
Nick Standlea, founder of Test Prep Gurus, an SAT and ACT prep company committed to supporting students throughout their testing process
On building a long-form interview show, and on six years as a research associate at the Quality of Life Research Center under Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who wrote Flow.
Great companies do not focus on making money. They focus on being better than anyone at the one thing they do, and profitability follows from the expertise.
Nick Standlea, Chief Executive Officer of Test Prep Gurus