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Are you prepared to recruit ‘Gen P’?
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The top 5 ways prospective graduate and adult learners are finding your programs
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30 Student success priorities for the 2020s
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Most strategic plans fail to set useful goals. Why these mistakes make it impossible to meet institutional objectives.
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Advancement Blog
3 Recommendations for Your 2023-24 Annual Giving Strategy
Advancement teams have had to think beyond their traditional approaches and find new ways to engage and retain their donors. This led to annual giving strategies that incorporated virtual elements, unique messaging approaches, deployment on new digital platforms, and much more.
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Adult Education Blog
How graduate enrollment leaders are keeping up with changing recruitment expectations
In our third survey with NAGAP, we asked graduate enrollment leaders about their experiences with recruitment. Here are three trends that our research demonstrated about graduate recruitment tactics.
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Advancement Blog
3 key trends shaping higher education fundraising in 2022, backed by EAB’s data analysis
EAB identified three notable trends for higher education fundraising in an era defined by tight budgets and constant change.
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Community College Blog
How dual enrollment can combat enrollment declines
Since 2020, enrollment at community colleges has declined 5.4 percent, which has prompted institutions to reflect on practices that impact student success and on barriers students face in their pursuit of higher education.
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Enrollment Blog
Are you prepared for what’s next in the enrollment landscape?
The remarkable convergence of crises our nation has faced since the start of the pandemic has amounted to a stress test for higher education, revealing strengths and vulnerabilities that previously went unnoticed, were underestimated, or were perhaps misunderstood.
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Student Success Blog
4 ways to build faculty buy-in for student success initiatives
Faculty are in a unique position to provide academic and personal support to students, and their guidance can have a positive impact on student outcomes. But institutions face common roadblocks when trying to secure faculty buy-in for major student success initiatives. Read this post to learn 4 ways to build faculty buy-in.
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Advancement Blog
What Advancement Leaders Can Learn from Enrollment Leaders About Gen Z
As the “demographic cliff” nears, enrollment leaders are focused on meeting the needs of gen z students and finding the best ways to engage them.
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Advancement Blog
5 top priorities for advancement leaders in 2023
EAB identified 5 top priorities for advancement leaders from a survey of chief advancement officers across the U.S., Canada, and the U.K.
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Advancement Blog
5 top priorities for advancement leaders in 2023
In April 2023, EAB surveyed chief advancement officers across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom asking them to identify the most pressing issues for their advancement shops. The 95+ respondents included leaders at both public and private institutions, whose student counts ranged from less than 2,000 to more than 50,000.
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