Young students deciding on colleges weigh state politics in their decisions
NBC News references Art & Science Group’s studentPOLL, published in March 2023, while discussing the impact of state politics on high school seniors’ college decisions in 2024.
This Small College Has a Message: The Liberal Arts ‘Are Not Dead’
David Strauss, Principal, offers that "colleges need 'to do more than be at the liberal arts'" in an ever-changing market.
Ignore The Tuition Sticker Price: How To Uncover Your True Cost At Any College
While introducing their latest college pricing tool and guidance on the revised FAFSA, Forbes references insights derived from the most recent studentPOLL conducted by the Art & Science Group which delves into students' perspectives on the financial considerations associated with their college selection process.
Weighing Perceptions Against Realities of Going to College
Craig Goebel, Principal, discusses Art & Science Group’s newest studentPOLL report on the role of price and financial aid in high school seniors' college decisions.
Many high school seniors prefer high-amenity colleges, survey shows
More high school graduates prefer a four-year degree with a high-amenity campus, and Principal David Strauss, weighs in on why that is.
Why Fewer High-School Graduates Are Going to College
Fewer high school graduates are pursuing four-year degrees, and Principal, David Strauss, weighs in on why that is.
Despite The Student Debt Crisis, High School Seniors Favor High-Cost, High-Amenity Colleges, New Survey Finds
Principal David Strauss speaks with Forbes about Art & Science Group’s most recent edition of studentPOLL and how the market of higher education has not yet been interested in paying less and getting a lesser experience.
Rising Freshmen’s Concern With College Costs Has Limits
Art & Science Group’s most recent edition of studentPOLL points to the ever-challenging services/amenities arms race that continues to push up the cost of higher education, and how that plays into an institution’s appeal among prospective students.
Think Twice Before Rolling Out a Tuition Reset
Craig Goebel discusses how an institution’s decision about a price reset could expand the college’s application numbers…but also how it could backfire.