Transcript Holds Might Be Loosened, But Only If Your College Messed Up
The Department of Education is considered a new rule preventing colleges from withholding student transcripts under some circumstances
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Sustaining Evidence-Based Practices: Lessons Learned from ASAP
ED could structure the application so that it prioritizes colleges that will pilot a proven student success program such as ASAP.
Before Enrollment Management
To better understand what enrollment management is and what a radical change it represented, it is helpful to look to the past.
DACA’s Rollercoaster Ride of Legal Battles
DACA, at first, felt like a bright light for young undocumented immigrants in the U.S., but it has been an emotional legal rollercoaster.
Early Alert Systems: Why the Personal Touch is Key
With limitations to in-person instruction, faculty now rely more on technology to keep students engaged.
Ten Take-Aways from the New Government Funding Package
Today, President Biden signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2022 into law.
Rewriting Like It’s Going Out of Style: Negotiators Continue Revising Accountability Measures
The Department of Education’s Institutional and Programmatic Eligibility Committee continues work on accountability regulations.
Colleges Can Make Life Easier For Parenting Students
Edward Conroy wrote a piece for Forbes on what colleges can do for parenting students.