By Katherine (Kate) Lee Carey, Special Counsel, Cooley LLP The Department of Education has issued Proposed Rules intended to expand the options for student borrowers to request debt relief, based on the alleged wrongdoing of their college. But these rules do much more than that.
By Jeri Prochaska, Vice President of Higher Education Relations, TextAim There are four imperative factors to take into consideration when it comes to communicating with students via text: response rates, transparency and manager oversight, compliance and ease of use.
Roohparvar: Speaking Your Mind, Creating Open Relationships Key to Success Written from an interview by Jenny Faubert with Shahrooz Roohparvar, CFO, Milan Institute and Milan Institute of Cosmetology
By Glenn Bogart, J.D. Bogart shares his experience when he submitted a Freedom of Information Act request, asking for recent program review status reports or their modern equivalent.
By Shannon Gormley, Licensed School Counselor, Type 73/National Director of Enrollment Solutions, NortonNorris, Inc. This article reveals the opportunities that lie ahead for admission professionals in career colleges and community colleges to elevate the profession, create lasting partnerships with high school counselors, and make a lasting impact on student outcomes.
By Richard McCulloch, Vice-President of Client Services, Tribeca Marketing Group A creative redefinition of your comprehensive marketing strategy is an opportunity to improve the outcomes for your institution, not only because of the gainful employment regulations, but as a means to elevate the value proposition of attending your institution.