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The pandemic taught us how to retain and graduate students in 2021 and beyond

See four student success advancements from 2020 that will set the direction for how we retain and graduate our students for years to come.
Student Success Blog
Blog

The top five undergraduate programs to launch online

Our researchers took a look at which bachelor’s degree programs have the highest potential for growth. Here’s what we learned.
Adult Education Blog
Blog

Is virtual advising here to stay?

Learn why virtual advising will likely become a standard part of the toolkit for advising offices even after the pandemic is long gone.
Video

Part I: Achieving persistence gains beyond first year

In this video, Rick Sluder, Vice Provost at MTSU, explains how SSC has played a pivotal role in the persistence gains MTSU has realized in just six months.
Partner Story

Strategic interventions generate rapid persistence gains at Middle Tennessee State University

Through its partnership with SSC, Middle Tennessee State University was able to increase overall persistence by 1.5 percentage points, retaining an additional 390 students for $1.5M in spring tuition revenue.
Insight Paper

How Late Is Too Late?

This white paper uses data from 78,000 students at ten public, private, regional, and flagship institutions across the nation to answer the question: Should we believe the conventional wisdom about…
Navigate360
Partner Story

Student Success Case Study Compendium 2020

This case study compendium explores the success stories of 20 diverse institutions that achieved breakthrough results since joining the Student Success Collaborative.
Blog

Why even C students should consider taking 15 credits their first semester

Learn one essential recommendation advisors should share with all incoming students—regardless of high school academic achievement—that results in higher GPAs and higher retention rates.
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