30 mars 2015

By Hunt Lambert - EvoLLLution. The higher education space is in flux, but it has yet to face a true crisis that forces wholesale changes industry wide. That said, given the massive changes in demographics, the only barriers truly standing in the way of such a crisis are the quickly diminishing state subsidies that allow institutions to maintain their status quo operational models—and those walls are tumbling down. More...

By Scott Greenberg - EvoLLLution. At a minimum, higher education institutions are responsible for providing students with a quality education that adds value to their lives. While value can be measured in different ways, the majority of adult undergraduate students are enrolled for practical reasons, specifically for job preparation and/or career advancement. More...

By Lesley Nichols - EvoLLLution. It’s all about student expectations and what the institution can do to provide an experience that ideally exceeds those expectations. Students don’t necessarily come to us because they want a degree or certificate. They’re looking for a way to pursue their dream. More...

By Nicole Foerschler Horn - EvoLLLution. As a consumer, when you think of an exceptional business, you typically think of a company that excels at one of three value propositions: operational excellence, product leadership or customer intimacy. More...

By Monica Wesley - EvoLLLution. With tuition costs continuing to rise, both cumulative and individual student loan debt becoming unsupportable, and an employment landscape that is rapidly evolving in challenging ways, it is no wonder that colleges and universities are being asked to demonstrate their tangible value. More...

By John DeLalla - EvoLLLution. You’ve heard the cliché statement many times. Roughly, “the more you learn the more you’ll earn.” Yet how do we as continuing education leaders quantify return on investment to students in our program marketing. More...