Content Type: Infographic
Hallmarks of Higher Education’s Most Strategic Finance Functions Infographic
Finance leaders should use this information to evaluate their own adoption of the trends to identify areas of underinvestment in financial planning.
Connect Your Planning Processes with APS Data
Use our latest infographic for ways to connect your planning processes with APS data.
3 important reminders to students when applying for financial aid
Do your students know when to submit their FAFSA form, or where to start when applying for financial aid? The process can be confusing for the entire family. But to make informed college decisions, it’s imperative that families know as soon as possible how much aid they’re eligible for. Share this infographic with school counselors, students, […]
Getting ahead of the total cost of ownership during project design
EAB’s tactics to equip leaders to identify the design and construction interventions that will extend the life of institutional assets.
5 emerging responsibilities for Facilities leaders
As budgets tighten and campus needs change, the role of the Senior Facilities Officer (SFO) is evolving—and expanding. Based on interviews with 100+ Facilities leaders, this infographic highlights the five responsibilities demanding more and more SFO time. It also maps these roles to resources available on eab.com.
The State of the Enrollment Office: 2019
A common feature of high-performing enrollment teams is the close attention they pay to the practice of their peers. Are they spending more than other schools to land their freshman class? Should they have a more direct line to their institution’s president? How do their counselors’ visit numbers compare? Questions such as these can have […]
Top 10 Academic Affairs Issues
This infographic offers an industry-wide perspective on the academic affairs concerns across institutions, even for topics that will not be a focus in the upcoming EAB research cycle.
How to bridge the gaps in your early-alert program
For over a decade, colleges have relied on early alerts, submitted by faculty, to surface at-risk students and ultimately prevent them from slipping through the cracks. When successfully managed, early-alert programs can improve academic outcomes as well as retention and graduation rates. But too often, these programs have critical gaps that make them uncoordinated and […]
Future Higher Education Economics
It’s almost become old hat to say that the higher education economic model is “broken.” Unstable future revenues. Ballooning costs. For some, it’s survival at risk. But even the most fortunate are concerned that there won’t be sufficient budget to sustain excellence, much less fund new ambitions. Yet despite all the talk about an economic […]
How must we evolve to remain relevant to the student of tomorrow?
Ask any college or university what they’re doing to create the student experience of tomorrow, and they will rattle off the same experiential or high-impact practices: active learning, internships, undergraduate research, service learning, and the like. In the near term, higher ed leaders are focused on scaling these efforts to improve learning, persistence, and career […]