Academic scheduling is the engine of student success. If it's inefficient, it can delay learners' progress, drive up their debts and increase institutional expenses.
When higher education takes on real problems in real time, in addition to fundamental basic research, it can serve students, families and society in novel ways.
Workforce development has become the driving force behind some of the nation's most significant education reforms. One major higher ed initiative beginning July 1 is accelerating the trend.
In an era increasingly defined by automation, a true network is a dynamic community of people who share ideas, challenge assumptions and create avenues for collaboration.
Most students who don't pay tuition on time aren't ignoring the bill, at least not on purpose. They're hitting walls the standard reminder doesn't address.
