Three Ways to Increase FAFSA Completion Rates
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Micro-credentials have several strategic benefits, two of which are helping institutions improve student retention rates and advancement goals.
The Campus Movement aims to help higher ed address the enrollment crisis and bridge the gap between education and employment.
As colleges seek solutions to declining enrollments, partnering with local businesses can help institutions draw students to campus.
Colleges are focused on recruiting new students to campus. How can a retention system help institutions retain the students they recruit?
As employer demand for skilled workers grows, institutions can bridge the employer-employee divide by offering programs that cater to life-long learners.
With their advanced capabilities and rich feature sets, ERPs for higher education can help institutions better recruit and retain students.
Institutions looking to retain more students and engage alumni should examine how financial literacy impacts student and institutional success.
We examine three of the major business trends impacting higher education this year and what your institution can do to address them.
Mid-Plains Community College enhanced its communications strategy and improved cross-departmental collaboration with Jenzabar Communications.
What’s behind increasing interest in career and technical education, and how can institutions optimize their recruitment tools and strategies?
Is offering off-base, credit-bearing courses and micro-credentials the answer to higher education’s current enrollment crisis?
To meet growing challenges and create compliant aid packages, financial aid offices need to leverage the power of modern solutions.
To connect with their students, financial aid officers need a communications strategy that revolves around personalized messaging in a student’s preferred channels.
