Inspiring Institutional Culture Change with Completion
The completion target will lead to a culture change across the postsecondary education space to...
Behind the Target: Understanding 60 Percent
The 60 percent attainment target, based on international trends and labor market projections, is...
Should Public Financial Aid be Made Available to Continuing Education Students? (Part 6)
There are some clear changes that will bring certificates and continuing education programming from...
Assessing the Proposed Federal Ranking System
It’s critical for postsecondary leaders to be a part of the design process for the President’s...
Should Public Financial Aid be Made Available to Continuing Education Students? (Part 5)
While current financial aid models do not typically account for non-credit or continuing education...
Should Public Financial Aid be Made Available to Continuing Education Students? (Part 4)
Remedial programming can be very expensive for students to pursue, but it is critical in the...
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...
Lack of Public Support Forces Romanian Students to Look to their Families
Given the lack of financial and social support available for adult students in Romania, many often...
Is Tuition to Blame for Rising Student Debt in the United States?
Adults in the United States have been significantly challenged by the rapid increases in tuition...
Determining the Appropriateness of Public Funding for Non-Degree Students
More public funding for non-degree programming is critical, but it is equally important for...
Putting the Pieces in Place for a Stronger Labor Market
Without government support for workforce training programs, many adults — among them new migrants —...
The Federal Government’s Obligation to Fix, Fund and Facilitate
Higher education prices do not reflect the costs of producing the product, but rather the revenue...
