In supporting students as they make the transition to campus life and beyond, officials at some colleges recognize that students may be transitioning into...
An online Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree made its debut in UPenn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies.
While many of the Ivies...
Waitlists for not-quite accepted students have long been used by colleges, but more institutions—both public and private—are dabbling in a different kind of delayed...
A business mindset isn’t always accompanied by mathematical prowess. Remedial and refresher courses are common in undergraduate programs, and more post-grad business schools are...
Creating an online community that mirrors a school’s physical campus is another way to retain online students.
This can be achieved by digitizing freshman orientation,...
Like their peers on campus, students enrolled in online programs benefit when they feel included in a community and supported by their institution. Colleges...
The fairness of race in admissions is again under question. A lawsuit brought against Harvard University by the nonprofit Students for Fair Admissions contends the institution...
