In today’s world, social media rules. Most people these days gather the bulk of their information through social media and networking channels. Social media and networking sites have become a crucial tool for finding jobs, relationships, hotels, destinations for travel,…
The United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world with nearly 2.3 million people currently imprisoned. A majority of these prisoners eventually wind up back in prison after being released. In fact, half of federal convicts are rearrested…
Student debt has reached an all-time high, with 45 million borrowers owing a total of over $1.56 trillion in debt. According to Student Loan Hero, that’s $521 billion more than the total U.S. credit card debt. Many agree that this…
The higher education landscape has changed drastically over the past 10 years alone. Student debt is at an all-time high, the gig economy is growing faster than ever, and the online education market continues to grow. And while these new…
At every higher education institution, you’ll find an abundance of data around student success, course feedback, program success, and more. However, there’s one issue that frequently acts as a major roadblock to finding insights from that data: it’s not all…
The career landscape for students graduating college has been rapidly changing year over year. Today, students are learning alongside artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. New roles focused on data are becoming the most highly sought after jobs after graduation…
As colleges and universities work harder to demonstrate their ROI, workplace readiness is a constant topic that is brought to educators’ attention -- and more specifically, the lack thereof. Research has uncovered a prominent issue of a “soft skills gap”…
With the higher ed industry more competitive than ever, retention rates are top of mind for industry professionals. A recent study by Stanford showed that students who leave before graduating can cost an institution up to $40,000 per student. All…
According to NAFSA, international students studying in the United States contributed $39 billion to the U.S. economy during the 2017/2018 academic year. Over one million foreign learners study in the United States each year, but it has become increasingly harder…
According to a report by Bloomberg Next, only 35% of employers feel that new recruits are prepared with hard technical skills and “soft” skills like problem-solving. Both students and employers want curriculum to include actual skills that will be utilized…
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