Today, as many states hold primary elections, we reflect on how politics influences higher education. Political division on campus is reaching the highest levels at the most selective institutions—just ask former Harvard president Claudine Gay.
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How Can Christian Colleges Grow Their Funnels?
According to Higher Ed Dive, more than 40% of the institutions that closed or consolidated since the start of the pandemic were Christian colleges. Considering that these institutions make up 24% of all two- and four-year higher education institutions in the United States, the disproportionate closure rate is concerning.
Redefining College Value: Affordability, Quality, and Student Perceptions in Higher Education
According to a New America study, 63% of GenZ think a high school diploma or technical certificate is sufficient for personal financial security. Consequently, there has been a decline in the percentage of American high school graduates immediately entering college.
How to Reach Out-of-State Prospects
Attracting out-of-state prospects is a difficult but critical endeavor, particularly in today’s world. Student demographics are expected to plummet in two years’ time and questions about the value of higher education continue to grow louder.
Three Tips We Learned From Top College Communicators
Amid declining enrollments, growing applications, and increasing competition, standing out in inboxes, mailboxes, and on screens is not easy.
The State of College Campus Visits
Once a reliable indicator of enrollment interest, campus visits have become somewhat of a wild card in student recruitment. Since the pandemic began to recede, many institutions have reported lackluster attendance, even among admitted students.