How Declining Appropriations Creates Demand for Out-of-State Students
As institutional competition for out-of-state students reaches a fever pitch, the federal...
Collaboration over Competition: How US Institutions Should Adapt to the Growth of the Asian Higher Ed Market
Asian universities are growing in strength and stature, and it would behoove leading US...
Driving Enrollments and Completion: The Value of Accepting PLA for Colleges
Acceptance of prior learning may mean institutions make less money per student, but it will...
Stackable Credentials Critical to Increasing Latino Success In Healthcare Industry
Introducing more stackable credentials can vastly improve the capacity for students to progress...
Customization for Credit: What It Takes To Succeed in the Corporate Training Marketplace
Success in the customized training marketplace, above all else, requires the capacity to be...
What It Takes to Meet the Self-Service Expectations of Today’s Students
Offering more self-service opportunities to students reflects to them the consumer experience to...
Self Service Central to Improving the Student Experience
Introducing self-service capabilities for students may require some front-end investment in...
The New Breed of Competency-Based Education Degree Programs: A Trend or Fad? (Part 2)
Higher education institutions have been transformed considerably as leaders strive to adapt to...
Outsourcing Training: Deciding Between Open Enrollment and Customized
Customized training offers employers the opportunities to deliver critical and relevant information...
Cause For Hope Despite Today’s Perceived Higher Ed “Crisis”
The future higher education environment will present a rich tapestry of diverse institutions,...
Succeeding in the PK-12 Space Requires Focus, Investment and Communication
A successful PK-12 program can pay great dividends for the institution, but getting new offerings...
Three Elements Key to Supporting the Success of “New Traditional” Students
Creating the conditions for adult students to progress through and succeed in their postsecondary...
