5 best practices for building a university-wide model for online enrollment growth
5 best practices for building a university-wide model for online enrollment growth
Online enrollment growth enables institutions to better serve students, support schools and pursue new opportunities for growth
Beyond the script: Why every faculty interview needs a few unexpected questions
Many academic interviews have become so standardized that candidates can anticipate nearly every question before they walk into the room
The data retention challenge for online exam platforms
How clearer data retention policies can strengthen security surrounding online exams
College was the default answer, but the data says it’s time to ask better questions
A better question may focus on what education or training pathway offers the best opportunity based on key variables
The most advantaged students attend the best-funded colleges. Does it have to be this way?
When choosing a school, experts say the one number applicants want to look up is what is being spent on a student in the college or university
Expect the unexpected: Lessons learned from conducting online survey research
When thoughtfully designed and carefully administered, online surveys can provide valuable insights across disciplines, institutions, and professional communities
Here’s what happens when colleges make the SAT optional
Do admissions tests tend to help or harm lower-income students? And has de-emphasizing tests resulted in more students struggling in college?
What small models teach
Small local AI models can help students make better decisions about when to use AI—or not
Graduates and employers differ on career preparedness
Educators and employers should better define the experiences and skills that matter most, while creating meaningful opportunities for students to develop and apply them
How higher ed can fight fraud without collecting more student data
