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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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Higher Education Strategy Blog
Leading in times of crisis: How a wildfire prepared this president for COVID-19
President Ann McElaney-Johnson of Mount Saint Mary's University shares how she led her campus through a wildfire—and how the experience informed her response to COVID-19.
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Community College Blog
How to prevent worsening developmental ed equity gaps in a COVID-19 landscape
Explore three insights for community college leaders to consider when reevaluating how they assess students’ English readiness.
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Before layoffs and salary reductions, analyze these drivers of instructional cost
A university’s faculty is clearly one of its greatest assets—but also one of its largest investments. Learn three ways to reduce instructional costs per attempted student credit hour without changing instructor salaries.
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Enrollment Blog
Top findings from over 200 enrollment leaders on how they are gearing up for fall admissions during COVID-19
Across July, EAB hosted three virtual working sessions with 54 admissions leaders representing over 50 institutions across the United States and Canada. During this time, we also surveyed over 230 enrollment leaders on their plans for fall admissions given the pandemic. The survey and working sessions delved into how admissions teams are recruiting and engaging with prospective students for fall 2021 and beyond.
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Student Success Blog
How can I become an anti-racist leader?
See seven questions college leaders should ask to identify and dismantle racist practices on their campus to promote equity.
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K-12 District Leadership Blog
3 ways independent schools can engage alumni virtually
EAB researchers assembled three examples of how independent schools have shifted their approach to alumni engagement.
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Adult Education Blog
2 strategies to grow enrollments in your nursing programs (during and after COVID-19)
Learn why growing demand for nurses doesn’t always translate to growth in enrollments—and how you can recruit nurses despite these challenges.
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Data & Analytics Blog
Bringing a digital strategy to life: expert advice from the University of Greenwich’s Director of Information and Library Services
It’s one thing to acknowledge the need for digital innovation and digital dexterity in response to student expectations and business continuity challenges—and another thing to bring those ideas to fruition. Digital strategies can be really helpful in this regard, aligning campus stakeholders around a shared vision for a digital university.
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K-12 District Leadership Blog
5 ways to support school communities experiencing pandemic-related grief
Losses of loved ones, family income, connection to friends, graduation ceremonies, normal daily routines, and even vacations have also taken a significant toll on student mental health.
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