The COVID pandemic continues to wreak havoc on higher education: 86 percent of institutions have yet to announce their plans for the fall semester and, when factoring in enrollment, this leaves more than half (62 percent) of college students uncertain about how to plan their lives come fall. The data appears in a new infographic from Cengage, and includes information gathered from a public listing of fall campus plans tracked

McGraw Hill, a leading learning science company, and TutorMe, a subsidiary of Zovio, an online education platform offering on-demand tutoring, will expand their work together in 2020 to offer college students using the McGraw Hill Connect® digital learning platform a free 60-minute tutoring session with TutorMe. As online and blended learning continues to be the The post McGraw Hill and TutorMe Partner to Offer Free On-Demand Tutoring appeared first on

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