With more disposable income around the world, the demand for higher education could grow beyond the ability of 'physical' infrastructure to accommodate it.
Two Ontario-based institutions will be testing students to see how transmission spreads among different subgroups and the potential links with immunity.
After the severe dislocation of COVID, many in higher ed are asking: Will things go back to normal once we are vaccinated and can return to on-campus life?
College enrollment leaders begin revamping recruitment messages with a significant decline in high school graduates likely to begin in 2025 and last for more than a decade.
Those institutions of higher learning that are upfront about the uncertainty of the fall semester are those that will gain the trust of their students and families, and endure after this trying time has passed, says UB guest columnist Francesco C. Cesareo, president of Assumption College, which will become Assumption University on June 10.
Enrollment management officers nationwide may be considering more aggressive tactics to sign on new students as well as defensive ones to retain current students, under the National Association for College Admission Counseling's revised Code of Ethics and Professional Practices.
ISAs protect students from getting financially steamrolled and help institutions to consider and, hopefully, implement the necessary business model changes they will need to thrive, says guest columnist Richard Price, a research fellow for higher education at the Clayton Christensen Institute.
