Lucille Terry, an 85-year-old student from Cirencester, is working towards her fourth university degree, proving that learning has no age limit. "I can't just sit around," says Ms. Terry, who has a passion for education and a relentless drive to keep her mind active.Ms. Terry's academic journey began in 1962 when she completed her first degree in pharmacy at the University of Manchester. Now, she's on track to finish her fourth degree—this time in religious studies,...

Dr. Tunji Alausa, Nigeria's new Minister of Education, announced a significant shift in tertiary admission requirements by abolishing the 18-year age benchmark. This policy change aims to offer more students early access to higher education. Speaking at his inaugural ministerial press conference in Abuja, Alausa also hinted at a broader review of Nigeria’s education policies to align with the country's evolving needs.Emphasizing the importance of practical education...

The New Norm: Why College Counselors Endorse Online DegreesCollege degrees are rapidly undergoing a seismic transformation, with a shift towards the virtual sphere becoming more and more evident. As students consider the diverse pathways to the careers of their dreams, college counselors have begun championing the myriad opportunities offered by online degrees. They understand that today's job market is highly competitive, requiring a delicate balance of traditional...