Boston Herald

Stonehill, Massasoit strike transfer deal

- — Boston Herald Wire Services

Some students at Massasoit Community College will have the opportunit­y starting this fall to transfer to Stonehill College with guaranteed admission and earn a bachelor’s degree while paying half-price on tuition, the schools announced Tuesday.

Massasoit students in good standing with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.3 in five non-technical courses at or above the 100 level and who have not earned any individual grade below a C at Massasoit will have the applicatio­n fee waived and be assured a spot in either Stonehill’s business school or its arts and sciences school.

“Through this partnershi­p, these students will have an incredible opportunit­y to accomplish their educationa­l goals. We are grateful to our partners at Stonehill for recognizin­g the amazing potential of Massasoit students and affording them this opportunit­y,” said Ray DiPasquale, president of Massasoit Community College.

Airbnb reports higher bookings, rates

Airbnb on Tuesday reported increases in profit and revenue as the shortterm-rental giant continued to benefit from the rebound in travel.

The San Francisco-based company said after the close Tuesday that it earned $319 million, or 48 cents per share, in the fourth quarter. That’s up from $55 million a year earlier.

Spurred by an increase in nights booked and higher average rental rates, Airbnb revenue climbed 24% from a year earlier, to $1.9 billion.

The results beat Wall Street expectatio­ns. Analysts expected the company to earn 26 cents per share on revenue of $1.86 billion, according to a FactSet survey.

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