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What could virtual reality mean for higher ed?

EAB

Below are four key lessons from the experience, and three broad questions to consider as we all contemplate what VR and the ‘metaverse’ might mean for higher education: 1. Click on the image to open larger in a new window. appeared first on EAB.

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Proactive Student Success Culture Improves Outcomes for All at the University of Cincinnati

Civitas Learning

For the most part, research institutions have been shielded from the steady enrollment decline impacting higher education. Graduation Plans and Enhanced Career Education for All Bearcat Promise is UC’s umbrella student success initiative to help students feel supported and part of the UC community.

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4 tips to improve your college’s behavioral intervention team

EAB

Our Responding to Students of Concern Resource Center is divided into categories so you can easily find the tools you need to enhance BIT/CARE performance.

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Academic Progress at FBS Schools Continues, But So Do Racial Disparities

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

The four universities showed solid numbers with their Academic Progress Rates (APR) with Alabama 995, Michigan 987, Washington 986 and Texas-Austin 974. Michael Harris Michael Harris, director of student-athlete academic services at Boston College, said intentionality is key.

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Does Loan Relief Lead to Increased Tuition? Probably Not, Says the Research

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

After all, since the 1991-92 academic year, federal student aid has increased 295%, during which time institutions of higher education roughly doubled their inflation-adjusted tuition and fees, according to data from the College Board. They have other objective functions, and so they don’t behave like a for-profit firm would.”