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For the post-baby boomer generation, the idea of staying in one job long enough to collect a pension feels as anachronistic as asking som...

Even before the onset of the pandemic, the healthcare industry was growing. Now, as the industry continues to boom, student interest in t...

Today’s shrinking revenues and declining enrollments suggest that, more and more, students are questioning the value of a four-year educa...

On February 9, 2022, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching—developer of the Carnegie Classification, a framework for ca...

Fifteen years ago, the New York Times published an article about the “tuition game,” in which colleges raised tuitions to compete with ri...

Competency-based education (CBE) programs are becoming increasingly popular in higher education because they enable institutions to offer...

When the higher education industry returns to “normal” after the pandemic, institutions will likely still feel its financial repercussion...

The fall of 2020 for college campuses is unlike any other. Freshman orientations were often held over Zoom, there is ongoing COVID testin...

Many high school graduates who have been accepted to college plan to enroll and attend classes in pursuit of higher education in the fall...

The highest priority for any higher education leader is to ensure that they have systems that serve the evolving demands of students over...

Gen Z is the first generation to have online access to information and social media their entire lives. Unlike previous generations, tech...

The pandemic will forever change higher education. Colleges and universities around the world are struggling to visualize what the fall s...

One of the most stressful times of the college application process has begun: acceptance season. Higher education institutions are making...