We are excited to announce that Volunteer State Community College, just outside of Nashville, has adapted our course on Professional Etiquette (PRDV104) for use in one of the programs they are revamping under the Rx Tennessee grant program. Initially, the adapted course will be used as part of a Health Informatics program at VSCC and […]
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We are excited to formally announce that students can earn up to 34 tuition-free credits that can be transferred and applied to an undergraduate degree at Thomas Edison State College, a state-owned accredited college who has been a long time partner of the Saylor Academy. Students can earn the credits through our self-paced “Earn College Credit” […]
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The Clinton Global Initiative held its annual “domestic focused” working conference, aptly named “CGI America”, earlier this month. I was honored to represent The Saylor Foundation and join nearly 1,000 private, public, and non-profit thought leaders at the event in Chicago to commit to action to help tackle some of our country’s biggest challenges. Of […]
As technology becomes more portable and affordable, universal access to higher education becomes more achievable. However, even as technology reaches more potential learners, we’re still seeing significant barriers to educational content. In addition to working hard on access and distribution, the Saylor Foundation is also helping lead the way in promoting the creation of more […]
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