Reported by Inside Higher Ed, the subscription-based model provides interesting win-win scenarios. A potentially steadier and more predictable cash flow forecasting for the institution. An incentive for the student to finish their credential quicker. Plus, an easier post-graduation option to make continuing education an expected next step for our students.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, with many incoming freshman grieving their potentially lost first-year college experience, they are also considering their cost options.

Reported by The Chronicle of Higher Education, with many faculty concerned they may be harshly critiqued for their well-intentioned and unplanned pedagogical scramble this spring, what are the different ways institutions should be thinking about performance assessment?

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, a new study published in Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis shows the long term enrollment impacts of 19 public universities in states that banned affirmative action.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, many of the highlight reel moments were canceled. The SAT. The math competition. The debate team finals. And these same students are nervous about having blanks on what prior may have been an impressive track record of success. So what should we communicate to these nervous students?

And the problem is, many higher ed leaders require the handbook. These peacetime leaders are uniquely great at operating in the normal. The problem is – this is war. A whole lot of really critical decisions have needed to have been made quickly. A whole lot more to come.

Reported by The Chronicle of Higher Education, summer athletic, academic, international, theater, musical, travel and co-curricular programs can account for up to 10% of a college’s annual income.

Reported by The Chronicle of Higher Education, back in March, 1 in 6 students claimed COVID had changed their college path. How much more so in the next several months?

Reported by Marketplace, the University of California’s Board of Regents voted to drop the SAT and ACT as part of the admission process across their nine campuses, which currently enroll more than 225,000 students.

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