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Survival of the Fittest: Consumer Satisfaction Focus Will Help Career Colleges Survive

January 5, 2019 Jenny

Interview with Dr. Richard Vedder, Distinguished Professor of Economics Emeritus, Ohio University
Economist and professor Dr. Richard Vedder believes the career college sector will survive if it keeps its customer satisfaction focus, but recommends schools reach out more to educate politicians.

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Community Outreach – Worth the Investment

September 10, 2016 Jenny

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By Andrew High, Chief Operating Officer and Susan Ciardullo, Regional Director of Career Services and Community Outreach, West Coast Ultrasound Institute
Community outreach may seem like a nebulous topic, but when backed by the strength of strategic direction, it becomes more concrete and valuable. This article will attempt to show you why structured community outreach efforts are worth the investment.

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Using Graduation and Employment Charts to Make Strategic Institutional Decisions

November 10, 2018 Jenny

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By Dr. Raye Mahlberg, President, Community HigherEd
Graduation and employment charts can be more than just an accreditation requirement. These charts can serve as a strategic roadmap for an institution.

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We Invited Our Marketing Agency to Our Annual Planning. Here’s Why You Should Too.

February 14, 2019 Jenny

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By Charlie Buehler, Vice President of Marketing, Broadview Education Consortium
Broadview Education Consortium needed to think differently as they prepared for their annual planning meeting. They decided to take the bold step of inviting their outside marketing agency to attend and participate – the result was amazing.

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Four Elements Needed for a Successful Teach-Out

April 14, 2019 Jenny

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Written by Sara Klein from an interview with Mitchell Fuerst, President, Success Education Colleges
When a college or university closes, teach-outs are often the best option for the students, faculty and taxpayers. Mitchell Fuerst, President of Success Education Colleges (SEC), explains how to effectively implement a teach-out.

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Déjà vu for Career Colleges – Proactively Preparing for the Attack!

May 8, 2020 Jenny

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Interview with Vince Norton and Jean Norris, Norton Norris, Inc.
The perfect storm was already brewing with ideological battles over the tax status of a career college, a focus on questionable marketing and recruitment practices, battles over 90/10, VA benefits, borrower defense to repayment and more. Let’s talk about how a career college can proactively prepare to avoid the scrutiny that is sure to come.

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Campus Screening App, Cleaning Technology Help Bring Stanbridge University Students Safely Back to Campus

November 17, 2020 Jenny

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Written from an interview with Yasith Weerasuriya, President and CEO, Stanbridge University
Stanbridge University focused on safety when successfully bringing its students back to campus and clinical settings, not only following best practices in social distancing and mask wearing, but also using new technology like NanoSeptic coverings, an IOS/Android campus screening app and more.

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How to Handle Student Complaints – Work the Problem, Dig in the Right Place, and Stay on Target

November 10, 2018 Jenny

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By William R. Bay and Jeffrey R. Fink, Partners, Thompson Coburn LLP
From time to time, career colleges face complaints from their current or former students about all kinds of issues. Here are some practical suggestions for how to handle these complaints.

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What’s an EOP?

January 11, 2020 Jenny

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By Tami Erickson, Ph.D., Vice President Accreditation & Licensure, Ancora Education, Inc.
What’s an EOP? It’s an Emergency Operations Plan. This article discusses the eight main sections every EOP should include at a minimum.

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15 Ideas to Help You Recruit, Enroll, Educate and Place Generation Z

March 9, 2020 Jenny

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By Theresa Miulli, Consultant and Keynote Speaker, T.M. Speaks
As we turn into 2020, a new generation is emerging into our classrooms, Generation Z. Miulli writes about some need to know things concerning Generation Z, and how you can adapt to reach them in the admissions process, education space, and even in placement initiatives.

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