Washington News Brief

February 15, 2017 Jenny

0

0

0

8

Washington Perspective

By Sharon H. Bob, Ph.D., Higher Education Specialist, Powers Pyles Sutter and Verville, PC
The following is a summary of important higher education news originating from Washington D.C.

Read more

Washington News Brief

Student Success is 10 STEPs Away!

February 15, 2017 Jenny

0

0

0

23

Student Retention

By John King, Ed.D., Independent Education Consultant
There is no single thing that will lead to student success. Only a comprehensive approach will be successful. King’s article discusses his 10 STEP (Student Tactical Education Program) that has proven successful at two multi-campuses post-secondary educational organizations.

Read more

Retaining Online Students: It Takes a Village

Alternative Tuition Assistance Resources

February 15, 2017 Jenny

0

0

0

9

Financial Aid

By Susan F. Schulz, Ed.D., Founder, Schulz School Advisors
Owners of Title IV approved schools often look for alternative tuition assistance resources. Students appreciate them too. This article shares resources that several school owners report work. Ideas work for non-Title IV approved schools too.

Read more

Preparing for Student Loan Repayment

The 2017 Higher Education Benchmarks

February 15, 2017 Jenny

0

0

0

4

Research/Trends

By Mike McHugh, Group President, Keypath Education, Reprinted with Permission
Keypath Education has released its third annual higher education benchmarks report, which provides a current snapshot of the sector with key marketing metrics, enrollment drivers, and academic program and student behavior research.

Read more

Veteran Alumni Report Positive Experiences at Proprietary Institutions According to New Survey

Cost of Attendance and the Student Debt Crisis: A Case for Policy Reform

February 15, 2017 Jenny

0

0

0

157

Financial Aid

By Marc M. Jerome, President, Monroe College
Thousands of students across the country take on unnecessary student loan debt as a result of cost of attendance and other financial aid policies. There is more the Department should do to partner with colleges in reducing student debt.

Read more

Preparing for Student Loan Repayment

Career Services in a Trump World: Make it Great Again

February 15, 2017 Jenny

0

0

0

7

Career Services

By Jarlath O’Carroll, Founder, Jobspeaker
Career Services has seen additional pressures and complexity added to an already challenging role. However, there is hope, as a new generation of technology services are entering the market to respond to these needs.

Read more

What Innovative Career Service Departments Learned From COVID-19

International Students Offer Opportunity for Career Colleges to Grow, Expand

February 15, 2017 Jenny

0

0

0

8

International Career Education

Written from an interview with Zhanjun Yang, Vice Chancellor of International Affairs, Keiser University
With unique qualities like career-focused education and accreditation standards, U.S. career colleges have a lot to offer international students, creating an opportunity for colleges looking either to recruit more international students, expand their operations overseas or both.

Read more