Schools in Power 4 conferences are allowed to directly share up to $21.6 million in revenue with their athletes this year. Most schools say they are allocating around 75% of that revenue sharing pool to football players
With rising public fear over student debt—as well as skepticism about the value of higher education—this data shines a hot light on hundreds of mostly for-profit schools where something is clearly not working.
Ever wonder why institutions that serve working adults—even the ones that are mostly online—still have clubs, organizations, mascots, and graduation walks?
Date & Time: Wednesday, September 23 at 12 p.m. ET <br><br> Microcredentials are creating new opportunities for colleges and universities to attract learners, address workforce needs, and generate new revenue. Join us to explore how streamlining operations and payments can help institutions overcome common challenges and turn microcredential programs into a scalable, sustainable growth strategy.
