Why Prospective Students Aren't Filling Out Your Forms
Recruiting students is no easy feat, especially when faced with declining enrollment numbers that make the market more competitive. Your ability to hit recruitment goals heavily depends on the experience you create…
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2023 Assessment Insights in Student Affairs
Note: The following is a guest post written by Dr. Joe Levy, Associate Vice Provost of Accreditation and Quality Improvement at Excelsior University, about Applying & Leading Assessment in Student Affairs —…
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Leveraging Microcredentials in Higher Education
In the past few years, microcredentials and other forms of alternative credentialing have shifted from the shadows into higher education’s limelight. Increasingly, students of all ages are indicating their desire for a…
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4 Ways You Can Help Develop Essential Skills for Students
Conventional wisdom says that employers demand industry-specific skills—and want candidates to prove they’ve got the goods.
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How to Improve Your Higher Ed's Web Development Speed & Efficiency
The school’s website is the first place that students, alumni, donors, faculty and other visitors check when they need information fast.
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Clarifying the Alternative: Why Higher Ed Needs to Better Define Microcredential Skills
Continuing education aims to serve students, employers and the local community. However, many institutions struggle to showcase the breath, depth and value of their learner’s newly acquired skills to employers.
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How Clarifying Career Pathways Drives Student Success
Poorly navigating a school’s offerings, or not having a handle on one’s career preferences can lead to subpar—even catastrophic—results. Having a lackluster understanding of the career paths available to a learner diminishes…
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How Students Plan for College: Key Insights from a 2022 Survey
Before you design your strategy to attract and convert your prospective students, you want to understand what they think of higher education and how they plan for college or university.
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