The FAFSA is finally easier–but that’s still not enough
Navigating uncertainty: What international enrollment looks like today
When international students arrive, they should find campuses a place of welcome, not ambiguity
College completion rates inch upward
Six-year completion rates reach 61 percent--the highest rate of the 12 years tracked
Higher education in flux: Students at the heart of change
Educators, policymakers, and the public should push for a system that prioritizes accessibility, adaptability, and the transformative power of learning
Leveraging AI is helping institutions meet goals
AI has significant untapped potential within higher education, particularly as institutions fail to adopt the technology
Strategies to help campus leaders boost student success
Understanding the evolving needs and expectations of students is paramount to student success, retention, and completion
Community college enrollment gains led by dual-enrolled high school students
Lawmakers and other education advocates want more information on the long-term benefit of dual enrollment programs--as well as the overall costs
1 of 3 Hispanic students have dropped out of college at some point, survey says
The study focuses on the Hispanic population during a time when a growing number of Hispanic students are heading to college each year
5 ways to forge genuine connections with modern learners
Winning over the modern learner requires authenticity and genuine connections
How are applicants using AI in admissions?
A new survey highlights the growing influence of AI tools, fairness concerns, and calls for clearer guidelines in the admissions process
Students are testing out the FAFSA before it goes live in an effort to avoid last year’s mess
