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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.
Blogs
For colleges that find their headcount up while overall enrollment is down, here are three strategies that could generate a last-minute enrollment boost.
Case Study
This case study explores how SSC member, Georgia State University, increased graduation rates and reduced time-to-degree by innovating the academic advising experience.
Infographic
Since it emerged as a priority in the middle of the 20th century, student success has changed a great deal. This infographic charts six "eras" of student success theory and response to help student success leaders plan their responses to tomorrow's challenges.
Infographic
This infographic profiles different campus segments to determine where schools should focus their efforts.
Video
See how EAB's Navigate technology is supporting the unique goals of your community college students.
Toolkit
The toolkit outlines 15 minimal-effort, high-impact practices for introducing Navigate on campus, promoting Navigate via email, and encouraging campus constituents through traditional mass communication methods.
Video
The vice provost at Georgia State University shares how the Student Success Collaborative helped them translate data into actionable items. Find out how the university has significantly narrowed the achievement gap by focusing advising resources on students in the ""Murky Middle.""
Infographic
Complex student populations and limited advisor capacity make improving outcomes a challenge. This infographic outlines four key elements of a population health management approach to student success, including strategies you can implement today to begin the shift toward population-based student support.
Podcast
There are approximately 3.5 million adults who have completed some college and have a high potential in going back to earn their bachelor’s degree. Guests discuss findings from a survey of more than 1,000 of these potential “degree completers” and share how colleges can help these adults overcome their fears and return to higher education.
