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We help today's education leaders solve their biggest problems.

We start by forging and finding today's best practices. Then, we hardwire those insights into each organization with our technology and services.

  • Finding and enrolling the right students
  • Increasing student retention and graduation rates
  • Improving academic efficiency and operations

Through best practices research and decades of experience from our colleagues in Enrollment Services, we provide data-driven undergraduate and graduate solutions that target qualified prospective students; build relationships throughout the search, application, and yield process; and optimize financial aid.

How We Help With Enrollment

Featured resource: Our latest survey on student communication preferences

Enrollment teams work hard to perfect their messages for prospective students. But those messages can get lost in today’s maze of communication channels. To help you achieve the greatest impact, we surveyed 5,580 college-bound students about their media use and preferences. Download the survey.

We combine technology, research, and consulting to help you identify your most at-risk populations, coordinate cross-campus resources so students can find the help they need, and analyze the data that informs your decision making.

How We Help With Student Success

Infographic: What happens to 100 students who start a bachelor's degree?

How many will drop out? How many will graduate? How many will graduate but be underemployed? EAB researchers pulled from eight different data sources to create an estimated snapshot of what really happens to students when they enter college and beyond. Download the infographic.

We partner with university academic and business leaders to help you make smart resource trade-offs, improve academic efficiency, and grow academic program revenues.

How We Help With Academic Operations

Featured infographic: 3 approaches to finding (and filling) empty seats

With as many as 28% of seats on campus unfilled each semester, many institutions have an untapped opportunity to free up capacity and redirect resources to their top priorities. Our infographic will guide you through 3 different approaches to using data in your decision-making. Download the infographic.

EAB in Action

Making education smarter isn't just our job. It's our passion. Keep reading to see how we put best practices to work.

Infographic of the Week

Using the right metrics to measure success can help institutions improve over time. Unfortunately, the methods by which departments are evaluated rarely align with institutional goals and can prevent progress on cost efficiency, enrollment growth, student outcomes, scholarship, and faculty diversity and inclusion. This infographic outlines 14 mission-aligned, departmental performance indicators that will help your team accurately assess program health and achieve institution-wide priorities.

Best Practice of the Week

Most universities have spent decades investing in support resources for both their highest- and lowest-risk students. But what about the students in the middle? These students may not show obvious signs of risk in their first term or two, but often encounter problems later in their academic career. To better support these students, the University of Colorado, Boulder re-focused its faculty-student mentoring program to reach students in the "engagement gap."

EAB in the News

"What Can the CEO of a $1.6-Billion Enrollment-Services Giant Tell Us About the Student Life Cycle?" Hear from EAB's CEO David Felsenthal in this profile originally featured in the Chronicle of Higher Education.