Centralized admissions offers real equity and efficiency gains, but needs enough flexibility to respect programs’ specialty-specific rules.

The case for centralized admissions in graduate medical education

Centralized admissions offers real equity and efficiency gains, but needs enough flexibility to respect programs’ specialty-specific rules and autonomy   

Technology, interaction can bring big retention gains to small colleges

Electronic lists detailing which students are in danger of dropping out of college have become a favorite of campus administrators trying to curtail falling retention rates. Classes teaching…

Can colleges meet students’ preference for digital communication?

The effective delivery of information is important in almost any environment. No matter the setting – corporate, health care, or a university – poor communication can lead to…