Appealing to Non-Traditional Students: A Strategy for the Humanities
Programs in the humanities could greatly benefit from a more concerted effort to attract, enroll...
Shifting Perceptions Around Prior Learning
After decades of waiting in the wings in the higher education industry, prior learning assessment...
Engaging Local Stakeholders through Targeted Programming (Part 1)
While creating programming that appeals to local industry is an important step for higher education...
The Changing Role of Students in the Customer-Oriented Higher Education Marketplace
Higher education institutions must upgrade their approaches to business management to keep up with...
The Student as a Consumer
As students begin to behave more like consumers, it’s critical for higher education institutions to...
Higher Education’s Special Sauce is Dripping
As higher education transforms with the times, industry leaders seem to have lost sight of the...
The Student Customer Service Imperative: A Short Trip into Academic Heresy
Inside the classroom, students are students. However, outside the classroom, it’s critical for...
Three Ways to Improve Online Courses for Adult Students
Gamification of a course can improve student interaction and learning, but there are other...
Three Reasons Adults Should Seek out Community Colleges
Prospective adult students often look at universities as being their best option for postsecondary...
Three Ways to Attract and Retain Adult Learners
The numbers of 18 to 22-year-olds enrolling in higher education institutions are declining, so...
Open Courses Increase Access and Opportunity
Low-to-no cost programming can allow an institution to stand out from the pack in the crowded and...
Three Questions to Consider When Entering a Partnership
Forming service partnerships with vendors is one way for institutional leaders to keep costs low,...
