Discount Much?
Published by Inside Higher Ed
Finding the balance between tuition and aid is absolutely essential for maximizing enrollment and revenue. A&S Principal David Strauss warns against the danger of discounting too much.
Why Drexel U. Tamed Its Application Monster
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Drexel University digs into its enrollment data and found a surprise regarding the meaning of the numbers.
College Jobs, Never Easy, Have Become Pressure Cookers
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
What differences are college administrators and faculty facing with the current economic and market factors? A&S Principals provide insight on the changing landscape.
Among Students Bound for College, Confusion Persists on Paying for It
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
StudentPOLL research conducted by ACT and Art & Science Group measures students' perceptions on the realities of paying for college.
Cooper Union Says Ending Free Tuition May Make it More Accessible
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Cooper Union reallocates finances to provides more resources to the neediest students.
The Ever-Growing World of College Rankings
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Art & Science Group's studentPOLL provides insight into the proliferation of college rankings and what it means for institutions.
College, Rank, and File: How Much do College Rankings Matter?
Published by Columbia Daily Spectator
The Columbia Spectator examines the influence of college rankings on institutions and the subsequent impact on student choice.
Does College Sticker Price Still Matter?
Published by University Business
New research explores the impact on college price packages and what college-bound students and their parents are expecting.
A New Way to Apply for College: Video
Published by Marketplace
In a competitive college market, Goucher College develops a unique way to distinguish themselves and attract more applicants.