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To Protect Revenue, These Colleges Are Reducing Enrollments
Several colleges are intentionally reducing enrollment through stricter admissions and fee policies to boost retention and stabilize revenue.
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When colleges close and student transcripts go missing: ‘My life will be put on hold’
Recent college closures in Massachusetts have left former students struggling to access missing academic transcripts, causing severe delays to their…
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‘Start From Yes’ Initiative Challenges Transfer Credit Skepticism
A new national campaign led by the Learning Evaluation and Recognition for the Next Generation (LEARN) Commission—convened by AACRAO and…
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AACRAO-CAEL Partnership: Getting Complementary about CPL
Through a new partnership, AACRAO and CAEL are helping colleges and universities make credit for prior learning more accessible.
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Student-Centered Enrollment Management Principles
AACRAO Co-Leads effort with Strada to develop Strategic Enrollment Management Principles.
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The Shift Toward Year-Long Academic Planning
With more learners deviating from the historic norm, higher ed institutions must evolve their academic planning from a term-to-term to…
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The Transfer Credit Myth: How Everything We Know About Excess Credits May Be Wrong
The Transfer Credit Myth: How Everything We Know About Excess Credits May Be Wrong
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Why Liberal Arts Schools are now Hopping on Skills-based Microcredentials
Why liberal arts schools are now hopping on skills-based microcredentials
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Integrating Workforce-Relevant Credentials
A strategic blueprint for university administrators.
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The Challenge We Must Accept
Reducing transfer admissions time to decision
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Recognizing Undergraduate Learning
Early indications from a new national effort to recognize undergraduate learning.
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After Affirmative Action Ban, More Emphasis Is Placed on College Essay
High school seniors this year faced a changed admissions landscape when applying to college