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MoreThe Student Success Strategy Playbook
American higher education has enjoyed a multidecade-long enrollment expansion that may soon come to an end. The recommendations in this report aim to help you and your leadership team reshape your student success strategy in preparation for the anticipated enrollment downturn of the 2020s.
Student Success Best Practices Library
Supporting students in today’s changing environment can sometimes feel like an overwhelming challenge for those accountable for student success. To help our partners navigate this shifting terrain, we’ve cataloged more than 360 best practices from across our research forums.
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How to Recruit and Serve Military Students
Experts share tips on how to engage and serve students who are either active-duty military or veterans.
Modern Student Experience Diagnostic for Community Colleges
Community college student demographics are shifting, nontraditional is the new norm, mental health is in crisis, and learning flexibility is a growing demand.
Lessons Learned from a Student Retention Revamp at Syracuse
Guests discuss how Syracuse University has revamped its approach to student retention.
That's a Wrap! The Top Content of 2022
As another year comes to a close, our team at EAB is looking back at the top insights from 2022. These are the resources, stories, and tools that resonated with our visitors over the past year.
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MoreMeeting Students’ Financial Needs in a COVID-Prompted Recession
Learn ways that to facilitate students' financial needs ( financial aid and basic needs) during a COVID-promoted recession.