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How can you identify, protect, and expand the services that truly prepare students for life on campus and after graduation? We can help you tackle your most pressing challenges in student wellness, career readiness, and more.

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EAB's infographic identifies 100 proven tactics to support international students. We evaluated each tactic based on ease of online delivery, ease of standardisation across a diverse international student body, and whether home students could also benefit from the tactic.

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Here’s how to support remote instruction in the short, medium and long term.
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Students’ sense of belonging on campus is one of the top factors in their retention and persistence. Through a review of academic literature and conversations with university leaders, EAB has broken down student belonging into five specific, defined components—each with specific best practices that leaders can put in place.

How can you identify, protect, and expand the services that truly prepare students for life on campus and after graduation? We can help you tackle your most pressing challenges in student wellness, career readiness, and more.

Having a sense of belonging is critical to retention and graduation. As a distinct minority on campuses that are predominantly white and female, Black and Latino men struggle to find a sense of belonging and a supportive community on campus. Explore EAB's studies on this topic in this compendium.

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