As higher education rebounds from the pandemic dip and amasses more nontraditional learners, here are some data points that can win over more skeptical students and their families.
Transfer students now represent roughly 13% of all non-first-year undergraduates, showing how common it has become for students to change institutions mid-degree.
Across the country, students are reconsidering where and sometimes whether they finish their degrees.
The Higher Learning Commission's endorsement marks the first time an accreditor has formally verified the quality of a third-party short-term credential provider.
A new study suggests weather during campus visits can influence whether students apply to a college, with rainy or very hot tour days linked to fewer applications. Researchers say the findings are limited but highlight how campus experiences can shape enrollment decisions.
California’s free online community college is growing quickly after years of scrutiny and failed efforts to shut it down. Even so, lawmakers and faculty groups continue to question Calbright’s cost, effectiveness and whether it is serving the students it was created to reach.
Nearly half of all community college students reach meaningful milestones—a far better picture than traditional graduation rates suggest, a new Federal Reserve metric finds.
Date & Time: Tuesday, April 07, 2026 at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> In this 30-minute Ed Talk, participants will gain a clear understanding of how to modernize their enrollment approach in an AI-enabled enrollment landscape, from rethinking the traditional funnel to implementing connected, context-aware engagement strategies that meet adult learners' expectations for speed, clarity, and continuity.
