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Are you prepared to recruit ‘Gen P’?
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The top 5 ways prospective graduate and adult learners are finding your programs
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30 Student success priorities for the 2020s
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Most strategic plans fail to set useful goals. Why these mistakes make it impossible to meet institutional objectives.
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Community College Blog,Enrollment Blog
Fall 2020 enrollment: The truth behind early trends in the community college and graduate certificate markets
How should trends in community college and post-bacc certificates influence the way college and university leaders think about their growth potential this year, and for the years to come?
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Enrollment Blog
Students are opting out of submitting test scores. Here’s what you need to know
To help VPEMs and their teams navigate this newly test-optional landscape, our analysts looked at the extent to which students are taking advantage of test-optional opportunities. We also considered what institutions can do to make sure test-optional policies support, rather than confuse, students and their families during this already confusing time.
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Advancement Blog
The largest roadblock to hiring diverse fundraisers—and how to get around it
Many advancement teams have a long way to go when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Read our insight to learn how colleges and universities can diversify their advancement shops by attracting, hiring, and onboarding employees with transferable skills.
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Community College Blog,Student Success Blog
What data shows about student stopout trends
When should colleges should focus their outreach efforts to stopout students, and does it vary by school-type? See three insights from our latest research.
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K-12 District Leadership Blog
Independent school CFOs excel at keeping their institutions running smoothly during the pandemic, but worry about long-term sustainability
Read the five major takeaways from independent school CFOs about their COVID-19 challenges and solutions.
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K-12 District Leadership Blog
5 types of questions to ask families to improve the virtual learning experience
This fall, districts should create Family Virtual Learning Profiles, which will improve the effectiveness of remote instruction by better aligning virtual learning activities and communications with the needs of individual households.
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Adult Education Blog
Accelerate the adult degree completer’s journey to enrollment
For many enrollment leaders, recruiting adult degree completers has been a difficult nut to crack. Learn three strategies to increase enrollment of adults considering finishing their degree.
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Adult Education Blog
3 ways to vet academic programs when labor market data isn’t enough
Here are three ways to review the viability of a new or existing graduate, adult, and online program, beyond labor market intelligence.
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Higher Education Strategy Blog
Chancellor Tim White saw the fall term unfolding—and made a call in May
Timothy P. White, Chancellor of the California State University system, explains the values that guided his decision to move education online this fall, how his campuses are addressing the pandemic’s outsized impact on the most vulnerable students, and what he remains hopeful about.
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