Is Tuition Discounting Leading Some Colleges Off a Cliff?
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
A&S Principal Craig Goebel comments on new research analyzing tuition discounting. He says developing a distinguishing strategy beyond tuition/aid pricing models is the most effective change schools can make.
A Marketplace in Confusion
Published by Inside Higher Ed
Art & Science Group Principals comment on the impact that New York's free tuition plan will have on private colleges and universities.
How to Make Strategic Big Bets
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Wake Forest implemented a bold, strategic initiative: Wake Downtown, an urban science and innovation quarter that is setting them apart from the competition.
Can a Small College Close to Reinvent Itself?
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Agnes Scott College is featured as an example of successful innovation and "re-engineering" by building a distinctive platform.
Sacred Heart Amps Up Its Future with GE Property Buy
Published by CT Post
Sacred Heart University makes a major campus expansion in an attempt to spark larger attention. Craig Goebel comments on the benefits of such a plan.
Trump Win Opens Questions for College's Books
Published by Inside Higher Ed
What impact will Trump's new policies have on higher education. A&S Principals comment on the potential influence across enrollment and revenues.
Real-World Experience and the Liberal Arts
Published by Inside Higher Ed
Furman University implemented strategic initiatives to differentiate itself as a liberal arts college, resulting in powerful new programs and enrollment improvements.
Bard's Big Cash Crunch
Published by Inside Higher Ed
Bard College's financial rankings have decreased again, raising questions to their financial models. Art & Science Group Principals comment on Bard's situation, which might be more related to other colleges than many assume.
Asking the Right Questions
Published by Net Assets
National Business Officers Association CEO Jeffrey Shields discusses the overlap in financial aid and pricing strategies between independent schools and colleges.