In 2012, the National Center for Education Statistics reported that 11.1% of students enrolled in undergraduate higher education in the US had a disability. Many researchers and specialists believe that number might be even higher, but students with disabilities don’t…
The “share economy”, sometimes referred to as the collaboration economy, has been taking the world by storm for the past 5 years. Sharing resources isn’t a new concept – in fact it’s somewhat similar to a concept that the higher…
When students are in the admissions and enrollment process, a flurry of questions can arise. Most colleges utilize their website and email communications to distribute important information to students, but sometimes that’s not enough. Many students’ questions go unanswered during…
For many colleges and universities, the season for admission offers is right around the corner. Now that the Admissions department has put in all the hard work to persuade the brightest students to apply, their work is done right? Not…
Millennials are on track to become the most educated generation in America’s history, making them a huge factor in any college recruitment strategy. To determine what types of techniques or strategies work best for millennials, we want to uncover their…
Implementing Online Orientation can be intimidating if you don’t have a plan in place. Our outline below will help you create a clear, concise, relevant and engaging orientation for your incoming students. Don’t let content paralysis slow you down. …
