As higher education institutions continue to feel financial pressure from declining or stagnating enrollment, they often look to online education to tap into new markets and adapt to the changing preferences of their existing student populations. However, despite growth in both the number of online and hybrid programs and student enrollments, misconceptions about the potential and limitations of these modalities persist. EAB has developed four white papers to help member institutions better understand the broader trends in the online and hybrid market and how to serve three critical online student markets. Executive Guide to Online and Hybrid Education Strategy Student Segment Overview: Multi-Modal Students Student Segment Overview: Online Graduate and Professional Students Student Segment Overview: Adult Degree Completers Executive Guide to Online and Hybrid Education Strategy Many higher education leaders fail to understand segment-specific trends in student preferences while also maintaining some false assumptions about the financial and enrollment implications of online and hybrid learning. This whitepaper gives members an overview of the online and hybrid enrollment trends nationally and within their specific institutional segment. It also dispels some of the key myths pertaining to the scalability, quality, and global reach of online education. The whitepaper ends with a brief overview of the regulatory and operational considerations institutions must keep in mind when launching or expanding their online portfolio. Download the White Paper Learn about national online and hybrid enrollment trends (pg. 9) or delve into the data pertaining to your institutional segment: Segment Overview: Research Universities (pg. 13) Segment Overview: Regional Public Universities (pg. 15) Segment Overview: Regional…
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Online and Hybrid Education Strategy White Papers
EAB has developed four white papers to help member institutions better understand the broader trends in the online and hybrid market and how to serve three critical online student markets.
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