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Authenticity, Privacy, Student-Centered Content are the Key to Successful Enrollment Growth

February 9, 2020 Jenny

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Marketing

By Eric McGee, Director of Marketing & Corporate Communications, EducationDynamics
To succeed in 2020, your marketing should strive for authenticity, transparency, and trustworthiness. Standing out requires colleges and universities to keep their focus firmly on prospective students.

To Understand the Future, We Must Study the Past

Teletherapy App Provides Students Convenience, Privacy and Choice of Therapist

January 11, 2020 Jenny

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Student Support

Written from an interview with Robert M. Keiser, MBA, Executive Director, Southeastern College/Southeastern Institute and Srikanth Santhanam, Senior Vice President, META
In order to combat mental illness among students, faculty and staff, Southeastern College and Southeastern Institute have partnered with the META teletherapy app. The app provides users with convenience and the freedom to choose a mental health therapist who best fits their needs.

Reaching Students in a COVID-19 Focused Learning Environment

Admissions 2020 and Beyond

December 13, 2019 Jenny

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Admissions

By Dr. Jean Norris, Managing Partner/CEO, Norton Norris, Inc.
This article examines the preferences of consumers and how other industries have adapted to realize greater success and client satisfaction. Reducing “friction” in the recruitment process and changing the value proposition in admissions are two areas that are explored in-depth.

A New Strategic Approach to Coaching is Helping Admissions Teams Overcome Post-Pandemic Challenges

Innovative Approaches to Online Student Engagement Outside the Virtual Classroom

November 11, 2019 Jenny

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Distance Education

By Sharon F. Goldstein, Campus Operating Officer, Online Campus, Berkeley College
Are your online students engaged in co-curricular events and activities outside the virtual classroom? Join Berkeley College as we spotlight innovative approaches to online student engagement and share the program planning roadmap we utilize for both development and continuous improvement.

Four Areas of Distance Education Best Practices

Beginning to Make Sense of the New Borrower Defense Regulations

October 13, 2019 Jenny

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Legal and Regulatory Issues

By Michael T. Wherry, CPA, McClintock & Associates
The finalized borrower defense to repayment regulations will be making major changes or modifying and clarifying existing rules. With less than a year before they become effective, institutions have some time to plan for their implementation, but preparation should begin now.

Negotiated Rulemaking Committee on Affordability and Student Loans – Session One

Process Makes Perfect: How the Accommodation Process Supports Students with Disabilities and Safeguards Valuable College Resources

September 4, 2019 Jenny

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Legal and Regulatory Issues

By Jessica High, Attorney and Bryce Young, Attorney, Duane Morris, LLP
Since 2005, disability rights cases have increased by almost 395 percent. Following the same process for every student will always lead to the right result, no matter the facts or situation. While this may not immunize your institution from a complaint or lawsuit, following and documenting a process bolsters your defenses greatly.

Negotiated Rulemaking Committee on Affordability and Student Loans – Session One

Pursuing Student and Exchange Visitor Program Certification to Attract International Students Benefits Career Colleges Willing to Undertake the Process

August 6, 2019 Jenny

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Admissions

By John Willis, President, MIAT College of Technology Houston Campus
One of the many ways that leaders of career schools can enhance their program offerings is to attract international students, which is proven to benefit the student, the school, and the U.S. economy. MIAT College of Technology Houston campus leaders initiated the SEVP certification process in May 2016 and secured approval in May 2017. Earlier this year, the Houston campus enrolled its first group of international students.

A New Strategic Approach to Coaching is Helping Admissions Teams Overcome Post-Pandemic Challenges

Inclusive Access: Is it the Answer to Course Materials Accessibility and Affordability Challenges?

July 7, 2019 Jenny

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Education Technology

By Bruce Schneider, Vice President of Business Engineering, Ambassador Education Solutions
Whether the challenge is accessibility or affordability or both, schools around the country are taking a hard look at their course materials programs and seeking innovative models that put the right materials in students’ hands, the right way and at the right price. Enter: Inclusive Access.

Course Materials are Changing: Are You Keeping Up?

Generation T Aims to Shift the Societal Perception of the Trades

June 11, 2019 Jenny

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Admissions

Written from an interview with Nick Gomez, President, San Joaquin Valley College (SJVC) and Michael Mitchell, Trade Skills and Learning Innovation, Lowe’s Home Improvement
Lowe’s Home Improvement and more than 60 companies, including San Joaquin Valley College, are working together to change the perception of skilled trades. The movement, called Generation T, has three goals: to demonstrate the economic mobility possible with skilled trade jobs, to expose children to trade education early and to encourage students to explore career options beyond four-year degree programs.

A New Strategic Approach to Coaching is Helping Admissions Teams Overcome Post-Pandemic Challenges

Career Colleges are a Smart Choice for Veterans and Their Family Members

May 13, 2019 Jenny

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Military Student Issues

By John Willis and Titus Hubbard, MIAT College of Technology Houston Campus
Among the many veterans who have completed their training during MIAT’s 50-year history, one graduate of the Aviation Maintenance Technician Program at the Houston campus is a standout and is an inspiration to other veterans.

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