The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center recently reported a 3.2 percent decline in fall student enrollment on top of last year’s 3.4 percent drop. This is one of the largest two-year decreases in half a century. While the market for prospective college...

Anton Chekhov, famous Russian playwright and short-story writer once said, “Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice.” Chekhov wrote this more than a century ago, but the quote still resonates, especially when it comes to today’s higher education...

Even as colleges and universities work feverishly to respond to and, hopefully, recover from the COVID-19 health crisis, the future for many institutions remains uncertain. Decreasing enrollments, budget cuts, and repetitive belt-tightening activities of the past...

Competition for student enrollment in online degree programs is more fierce than ever. According to a recent report, online-only enrollment surged 38 percent from 2012 to 2017, and will continue to increase. In fact, another survey found the majority of online...

Is your small, private college suffering from low enrollment? If you are the President or VP of Enrollment at a small college, non-profit or traditional university, now may be the right time to make some entrepreneurial changes to your offerings.

Can your institution be entrepreneurial and put students over profit at the same time?

When a company offers exceptional customer service and high-quality products that are cost-effective, it will reap a profit. Consumers desire and seek out such businesses, so why wouldn’t an educational institution offer the same for today’s students?