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"[EAB was] able to identify cost savings practices that we just were not aware of."
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MoreImprove the enrollment process
Improve Communications across the Community College Student Lifecycle
An uncoordinated communication stream can deter students from progressing through the enrollment funnel or completing critical steps after enrollment. Community college leaders should review their current communications plans and ensure that messages match the preferences of today’s students.
How to get strategic enrollment management planning right
To help get a handle on this tough enrollment situation, many colleges are turning to strategic enrollment management (SEM), as it offers a straightforward way to prioritize efforts for a successful fiscal future.
Career and Technical Education Program Opportunity Guide
Discover how community colleges can identify viable program launch opportunities for career and technical education and plan for the cost of new programs.
What is Guided Pathways—and why are we still talking about it?
Four years after the term became ubiquitous, we provide a refresher on what Guided Pathways is, why it has been so challenging to implement, and profile the most promising strategies from your peers.
Create a Community College Pipeline to Place Students in Right-Fit Careers
As automation and technological innovation continue to create volatility within the workforce, many individuals may not know the best way to prepare for or advance their careers. Learn how community colleges can attract underemployed workers and prepare students to succeed in the workforce.
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MoreRedesigning Student Support Services for Part-Time Students
This webconference presents best practices for designing student support service models that respond to part-time student needs.
2019-2020 Community College Executive Forum Planning Intensive
This intensive one-day session will help community college presidents and their planning executives prepare for the students of tomorrow.
