Size and Prestige Won’t Get You Too Far: The Key to Institutional Survival
Institutions will not survive the higher education revolution on the backs of their prestige or...
Graduation Rates May Trump Enrollment Numbers
This year, increasing graduation rates at higher education institutions is expected to be a major...
End in Sight for New Hampshire’s Higher Education Funding Woes
During 2012, tuition costs increased for students across the United States after a bevy of cuts to...
Colorado Prepares for Non-Traditional Student Boom
In the state of Colorado, more non-traditional students—aged 25 years and over—are enrolling at...
Fee Increase Process Involves Students
As the state of California has been slashing higher education spending over the past decade, the...
MOOCs Becoming Mainstream in Britain
Until recently, British higher education institutions were hesitant to offer free courses online...
Adult Learners at the Center of Attention
Typically, higher education institutions put more emphasis on serving traditional 18-22 year old...
The Four E’s of Continuing Education: Running a Continuing Education Program
The Four E’s of Continuing Education provide a model around which to develop and run a successful...
Graduate Program Metrics Are Reinvented
Next year, the University of Minnesota (UMN) will be piloting the Graduate Review and Improvement...
Understanding the Innovative Role of Continuing and Professional Education
From the margins of their respective institutions, professional and continuing education units have...
Universities and Colleges Must Adapt to Adult Enrollment Increase
The number of non-traditional students enrolled in colleges and universities is increasing across...
Low-Cost Tuition for California Workers
UniversityNow, the corporation that runs for-profit institutions New Charter University and Patten...
