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Blogs
From my recent conversations with institutional leaders, it’s clear that many are grappling with tough questions about their graduate and adult enrollment strategy. I frequently hear questions like, “Should we invest in expanding our market share in graduate and adult programs, given that undergrad is on the decline?” followed up by “Where should we focus based on our mission and strategic priorities?”
Partner Service
Through philanthropic support from Bank of America, EAB is partnering with 12 institutions to elevate and accelerate the path for Hispanic adults entering health care careers.
Blogs
To understand the pandemic’s impact on students’ perceptions of and interest in online learning, we surveyed more than 2,000 current and prospective adult, online, graduate, and professional students.
Blogs
Growth in graduate enrollment across the last two years exceeded dreary pre-pandemic growth projections from the National Center for Education Statistics. Graduate enrollment expanded by 2.4% in 2020 and 2.1% in 2021, compared to 0.2% growth projected during this period.
White Paper
To help our partners recruit and serve their future adult learners, EAB surveyed more than 2,000 current and prospective adult, graduate, online, and professional students about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and their enrollment plans.
Blogs
Learn how to use alternative providers to bolster enrollment, increase program flexibility, and reduce student costs in your own offerings.
Blogs
Here are a few of the mistakes your institution may be making when marketing to and recruiting online learners, and how to address them.
Blogs
See three principles to consider when developing new programs or reformatting existing programs to appeal to today’s professionals.
Blogs
For many enrollment leaders, recruiting adult degree completers has been a difficult nut to crack.
Learn three strategies to increase enrollment of adults considering finishing their degree.
Expert Insight
Human resources professionals must contend with particularly fragile job security during a recession. However, demand for diversity and inclusion professionals defies this trend, driven by widespread protests calling attention to nationwide systemic racism.
