With declining enrollment, it's as important as ever to find smart uses for your campus budget. In our new white paper, we outline how to make every dollar count while preparing for the future in higher education. https://bit.ly/4eofkkj #highereducation #enrollmentdecline
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As college enrollment rates decline nationwide, Washington faces a pivotal opportunity to reshape higher education to be more affordable, equitable, and aligned with economic needs. Our latest blog offers recommendations to boost financial aid attainment and demonstrate the tangible benefits of earning a degree. It's time to rethink and reshape higher education for the new era. Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/g_Rqg6JJ
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GOT CLOSURE? The hard reality, even for public institutions of #highereducation, is that supply and demand are not in alignment especially in select markets like the Midwest. Look for more consolidation of campuses in public sector and formation of systems in the private sector.
Universities of Wisconsin shutters another branch campus
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🗺 How do out-of-state students choose colleges? "Notably, core academics—the top stated enrollment driver for out-of-state public students (top, left quadrant)—was not nearly as important in the derived analysis. In fact, it wasn’t important at all. According to our derived analysis, the physical environment, in close competition with several others, comes out on top (bottom right quadrant). Why is that? That’s because students’ second choice institutions probably offered very similar core academic experiences and affordability as their enrollment schools. So, these are not differentiators. These are, however, required attributes for your institution. Without core academic quality and, to a lesser extent, affordability, you wouldn’t be in a position to enroll the student at all. So, what is driving the final decision?" Read more in our #EVWakeUpCall post: https://lnkd.in/geFT64zN
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Do you know what factors are driving your out-of-state students' college decisions? #highered #highereducation #enrollmentmanagement #emchat #enrollmentmarketing #EVWakeUpCall #enrollment
🗺 How do out-of-state students choose colleges? "Notably, core academics—the top stated enrollment driver for out-of-state public students (top, left quadrant)—was not nearly as important in the derived analysis. In fact, it wasn’t important at all. According to our derived analysis, the physical environment, in close competition with several others, comes out on top (bottom right quadrant). Why is that? That’s because students’ second choice institutions probably offered very similar core academic experiences and affordability as their enrollment schools. So, these are not differentiators. These are, however, required attributes for your institution. Without core academic quality and, to a lesser extent, affordability, you wouldn’t be in a position to enroll the student at all. So, what is driving the final decision?" Read more in our #EVWakeUpCall post: https://lnkd.in/geFT64zN
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Illinois is home to 12 four-year public universities, with only 5 boasting graduation rates of 60% or higher (U of I Urbana-Champaign 86%, Illinois State - 68%, U of I Springfield 65%, U of I Chicago 63%, Northeastern Illinois - 61%). The disparity between acceptance rates and graduation rates, such as Western Illinois accepting 75% of applicants but achieving only a 46% graduation rate, raises concerns about the value provided to students. It may be time to strategically assess the state university system to ensure student outcomes and economic sustainability align, mirroring the accountability seen in the private sector.
Western Illinois University lays off more staff in second round of cuts
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Campus Compact is conducting a nationwide assessment of civil discourse on campuses as part of the Scaling Discourse in Higher Education Project, supported by The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations. They're hitting the ground running and need input from faculty, staff, students, and campus executives! 🙌 📋How can you help? Complete this survey (or share with your friends in higher education) about the current needs, priorities, and activities on your campus related to civil discourse. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gEDEKda9 Why participate? ⏱️ It only takes about 20 minutes. 📅 Data submitted by July 4th will help shape immediate resources, while later data will inform plans for the coming academic year. 🎁 Complete the survey and enter a drawing to win one of two 50% coupons for the Compact25 conference (a $250-425 value)! #HigherEd #CivicLearning #CampusCompact #Survey #Compact25
Scaling Discourse in Higher Education Initiative
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College tuition continues to rise. Why? The rise is influenced by various factors, including faculty salaries, facilities maintenance, and administrative expenses. Additionally, the demand for higher education has risen, contributing to increased costs. Administrative overhead and investment in amenities also play a role. It's a complex issue with multiple factors impacting tuition fees.
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Here's a sample of institutions engaging in budget cuts and reallocations in the face of enrollment challenges and/or shifts in student interests or needs.
More campus cuts in March
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College costs have risen steadily over the past several years, which is why some should consider starting to save early. Whether you plan on paying all the costs or just a fraction, use our calculator to help you better assess the overall price tag of higher education: https://lnkd.in/gAC2MzJw #CollegeSavingsMonth
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College tuition continues to rise. Why? The rise is influenced by various factors, including faculty salaries, facilities maintenance, and administrative expenses. Additionally, the demand for higher education has risen, contributing to increased costs. Administrative overhead and investment in amenities also play a role. It's a complex issue with multiple factors impacting tuition fees.
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