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Enrollment Growth Briefing is a quick daily update for higher education leaders looking to grow enrollment at their college or university. Each briefing highlights a potential enrollment growth strategy or initiative, including topics such as: enrollment marketing, adult student recruitment, enrollment management, online learning, student retention, data intelligence, online course development, financial aid, academic scheduling, and more. If you’re looking for tactics, strategies, and best practices in order to build a step-by-step roadmap toward enrollment growth at your institution, this briefing is for you.

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California’s governor proposes $40 billion in higher ed funding for next year

2022/02/08

Reported by Higher Ed Dive, California governor Gavin Newsom’s 2022-23 higher education budget plan is part of a broader goal of having 70% of working-aged Californians holding a post-secondary credential by 2030. This is by far the most ambitious state higher ed funding plan in the country.

Will Arizona State University hit 100M learners by 2030?

2022/02/09

Reported by Higher Ed Dive, the goal is for these learners to all participate in an online global management and entrepreneurship certificate program, translated into 40 different languages, and provided free of charge through a $25 million philanthropic gift. Completion of the five graduate-level classes will provide students with 15 credit hours able to be transferred into full graduate degrees.

One semester into an ungrading experiment

2022/02/10

Reported by EdSurge, Dr. David Clark from Grand Valley State University conducted a student self-grading experiment in his upper-level Euclidean geometry course this past semester. The results? Qualitatively, Clark claims his most energetic, enthusiastic, and best course in 12 years of teaching.

Will SAT’s Digital SAT replace itself?

2022/02/11

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, features of the new digital version include brevity - a 2-hour test time down from the original 3 - shorter reading passages, and calculators allowed through the math section. The testing centers will remain for authentication purposes.

Do the best institutions for low-income students enroll far too few of them?

2022/02/14

Reported by Higher Ed Dive, a new report from Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce shows that the top two dozen institutions providing low-income students the greatest ROI are highly selective private colleges. Whereas, overall, public colleges in general provide low income students with the best ROI.

Do our students believe they have free speech on our campuses?

2022/02/15

Reported by Higher Ed Dive, an Ipsos poll found that nearly 60% of college undergraduates believe students should be exposed to all forms of speech on campus, even if biased or offensive, while less than 50% believe freedom of speech rights are secure in this country today.

Do our female-led institutions have better pay equity?

2022/02/16

Reported by Higher Ed Dive, while only 1 in 3 college presidents are women, recent research from the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources finds that female senior leaders are paid more at these institutions with female presidents.

Have those students abandoning the higher ed pathway found another?

2022/02/17

Reported by The Hechinger Report, higher ed’s value is indeed in question, so much so that higher ed enrollment is down 1 million students since the start of the pandemic. And while the labor shortages of the last year have meant these students have been able to find open opportunities in the workforce today, a majority of high-paying jobs are still largely locked for them.

Should college teach us to be happy?

2022/02/18

Reported by CNN, Yale University's “happiness” course, officially titled “The Science of Well-Being” is the highest enrolled course in the history of the institution. And during a global pandemic that has been extraordinarily rough on our mental health, this free course is filling a big need.

Enrollments are down, but college endowments are way up

2022/02/21

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, while higher ed’s enrollment woes continued last year, the average college endowment increased 35% from the fiscal market’s bull run, to an average of $1.1 billion dollars.

The online vs. in-person learning conversation needs to end

2022/02/22

Reported by Higher Ed Dive, Don Kilburn, the CEO of UMass Online, claims we are beyond the experiment phase. That online is clearly the way forward for adult learners. And that our focus must become on excellence of delivery.

Should our b-schools go back to in-person once we can?

2022/02/23

Reported by Business Standard, while our business schools became more online-friendly since the pandemic out of necessity, the question becomes, why should we go back once we can?