The Human Side of Higher Education
Non-traditional students in remedial programs can typically succeed in their introductory programs...
K-12 Outreach Key to Improved Community Relations
By supporting the ongoing learning of secondary teachers through the continuing education unit,...
Social Media and Job Satisfaction: The Best Thing to Happen in the Workplace
As the workforce critical skills adapt with technology, continuing education departments must...
Should Public Financial Aid be Made Available to Continuing Education Students? (Part 3)
Adults are still considered the minority student in higher education and governments have been slow...
Defining and Focusing on the Core Mission
Once an institution defines its core business practice, it can begin to outsource smaller and...
Repurposing Workforce Development Funds for Adults
Shifting the focus from preparing individuals for any work — which, in many cases, means low-paying...
How to Make College Affordable
Colleges and universities can introduce a number of measures to reduce costs for their...
Increasing Affordability by Reducing Divide Between Merit and Need-Based Aid
Offering significant tuition discounts through scholarships and other loans may not reduce cost to...
Outcome, Not Process, Matters in the On-Campus vs. Online Education Debate
The route a student takes to a particular learning outcome is not nearly as important as ensuring...
Creative Degree Pathways Save Non-Traditional Students More than Money
Adult and continuing education units need to exercise creativity in helping non-traditional...
How Do Adults in Finland Pay for Higher Education?
While tuition in Finland is free, adult students must seek out pathways to finance their costs of...
Collision and Cooperation between Continuing Education and Schools of Management
When it comes to business education, the continuing education unit and business school should...
