Content Type: Press Release
EAB Acquires Cappex, a Leading College Research and Decision Platform
Together, will help EAB partner schools find, engage, and enroll new students despite market volatility
EAB Outlines Five Things School Districts Should Do This Fall
Firm shares insights from more than a hundred district leaders on how to safely educate students
EAB Becomes Platinum Member of Slate Preferred Partner Program
The partnership strengthens EAB’s ability to help colleges assess and report on enrollment performance.
Analysis of College Enrollment Deposits and FAFSA Applications Raises Equity Concerns
EAB study shows sharp drop in FAFSA filings among students of color who have already made deposits
Survey Shows University Leaders Concerned Students Will Not Social Distance
EAB released findings today from a survey of nearly 70 college and university leaders about their plans to promote social distancing on campus in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 this fall.
EAB Survey Points to Dramatic Decline in University Fundraising
Higher education fundraising is poised for a dramatic drop that will rival or exceed decreases seen during the Great Recession.
Demand for Virtual Campus Tours Surges During Coronavirus Closures
Demand for virtual campus tours is surging among prospective students and colleges hoping to enroll those students.
K-12 Schools Now Primary Providers of Mental Health Services for Adolescents
EAB’s latest report, “Are Districts the Nation’s Adolescent Mental Health Care Providers?” outlines the difficulties school districts face in handling their emerging role as the nation’s primary provider of adolescent mental health services.
Colleges Signal Growing Willingness to Recruit Other Schools’ Students
EAB released findings today from a survey of college enrollment leaders. The findings show that many administrators are thinking of recruiting students committed to or already attending other institutions.
Five Changes Colleges Can Make Now to Reduce Student Attrition
With the population of college-bound high school students about to enter a steep decline, it’s time for colleges and universities to embrace the “business case” for student success.
