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AANHPI in Higher Education: Facts and Statistics

BestColleges

Data Summary Check Roughly 54% of Asians and Asian Americans ages 25 and older had a bachelor's degree or higher in 2019, however, this figure varies widely by origin group. [1] had a high school level of education or less. had a bachelor's degree or higher. [2] population older than 25 had a bachelor's degree or higher.

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Online Program Managers: What Are OPMs in Higher Education?

BestColleges

It's unclear, however, how pervasive these companies are in higher education. OPMs have become a hot topic in higher education policy circles, but for the uninitiated, it can be hard to understand why. The Department of Education (ED) intends to force more transparency into how commonly institutions use these managers.

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TWO Demographic Cliffs? The Enrollment Case for Diversifying Revenue Streams

Ruffaloni

But, as I was working on this, I read a story in the Chronicle of Higher Education buried by all the coverage of the FAFSA fiasco that alarmed me. Department of Education (IPEDS) projections for first-year students now, in 2020, and in 2016 in orange. Demographics and the Demand for Higher Education.

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Social Media Trends for 2024: Strategies for Educational Institutions

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Reading Time: 10 minutes As we transition into the second half of 2024, understanding and leveraging social media trends is more crucial than ever, especially for educational institutions aiming to recruit students locally and internationally. One key advantage is the ability to curate educational content in structured playlists.

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We Wrote the Book on Strategic Enrollment Planning (Again): New Third Edition Released by RNL

Ruffaloni

It’s been seven years (2016) since we published the second edition, and so much has changed. The higher ed landscape continues to change at a rapid pace, and yesterday’s enrollment planning methods will not yield the kind of results most college and university leadership teams are looking for. What’s in the new book edition?

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College Enrollment Rates Rebound Slightly

BestColleges

Higher education has experienced a considerable decline in attendance since 2010. New data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center paints a classic good news/bad news picture for higher education. for the class of 2016. Matriculation, persistence, and graduation rates vary widely by income and race.

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Building an Action Plan for Enrollment Success at the Strategic Enrollment Planning Forum

Ruffaloni

A second edition followed in 2016, but as you know, higher ed has undergone massive changes in the last eight years. As you can see from the agenda , we will cover a variety of key topics about the higher education environment, examine major parts of the SEP process, and conduct working sessions.