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Scaling Online Programs: Strategic Decisions for Growth

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Andrea Carroll-Glover From Capella, to Rasmussen, to Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, Andrea Carroll-Glover has led online programs for big institutions, small institutions, and helped at every other size and shape since she began working in higher education 15 years ago.

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Scaling Online Programming: The Fundamental Building Blocks

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Andrea Carroll-Glover Andrea Carroll-Glover has built online programs from the ground up at each of the institutions at which she has worked. Since joining the Capella University team more than 15 years ago, and then leading online development efforts at St. You can’t get more comprehensive than that.

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Wharton Global Youth Online Program

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Wharton Global Youth Online Program This is the second part of a three-part series on Wharton Global Youth Summer Programs. The Wharton Global Youth Program provides a plethora of educational programs. They can participate in On-Campus , Online , or Location-based Programs.

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You Built a Great Online Program. How Do You Position it in a Crowded Market?

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Insights into student preferences and market dynamics Understanding online student motivations will help you engage and enroll them. Understanding what students want and how they perceive online education is crucial. Let’s first consider geographic proximity and the factors influencing their enrollment decisions.

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Don’t Get Left Behind: AI Skills for Enrollment and Marketing Leaders

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But the expansion of AI technology offers a real opportunity to connect with students more and in a way that translates to increased enrollments. RNL’s latest study highlights the growing adoption of AI in online program marketing and recruitment. It’s a future that’s closer than you think!

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Enrollment Format Choices: Snapping Back to “Normal”?

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million additional undergraduates were pushed into all online (or for many “emergency remote”) courses in fall 2020, only 2.5 million undergraduates made the decision to enroll in all face-to-face (F2F) classroom students in 2021, after 5.9 million fewer all online students in 2021 in comparison with only 1.8 percent per year).

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5 Graduate and Online Enrollment Trends to Watch in 2024

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Traditional undergraduate challenges remain National Student Clearinghouse 2023 fall enrollment data indicate that undergraduate enrollment grew for the first time in several years (+2.1%), but nearly all growth was driven by community colleges (+4.6%) offering dual enrollment courses. Source: IPEDS degree conferral data.