Flexible Programs Assist Adult Learners to Thrive – Part 2
Spatial, electronic and pedagogical flexibility are vital elements to a system geared toward adult...
Exploring Retention Strategies for Distance Learners
Facing reduced revenues and increasing demand from changing student groups, institutions must focus...
Conversation Key to Determining Adult Student Needs
Sometimes administrators need to simply talk to their students to know what they need. Adult...
Flexible Programs Assist Adult Learners to Thrive
Flexibility is extremely important when developing programming geared toward adult students. Photo...
Student Retention Logic – Part 2
By using a logic model, the principles and pathways in learning would be more open—resulting in a...
Supporting College Completion for Adult Students
Focusing on delivering academic quality geared toward the specific needs of non-traditional...
Proactive Academic Advising: Bringing The Personal Touch To Online Education
Developing individual and supportive relationships with adult learners is a pillar of student...
Student Retention Logic – Part 1
Teaching and delivery staff must think out of the box in order to deliver first-rate education that...
Increasing Retention At The Door
Retention efforts should start before a student even speaks with an admissions officer if we want...
Higher Education Retention: Lessons Learned From Non-Traditional Students
Higher education administrators have reached a crossroads and must begin to focus on the outcomes...
Adult Student Retention In Higher Education And The Role Of Technology
Once non-traditional educators begin to adapt to the technologies that today’s adult students...
MAY PANEL | Adult Student Retention: Important To Your Institution’s Bottom Line
Adult students have particular demands which affect their learning. To be successful, their college...
