? Virtual Events Today at 2 p.m. ET on LinkedIn Live, I’ll be talking about what the world of work will look like on the other side of the pandemic. My guests: Rachel Carlson, co-founder and CEO of Guild Education, and Paul Freedman, president of the Learning Marketplace at Guild. Guild pioneered the model of managing tuition […]
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A newsletter about what’s ahead for higher education. From Jeff Selingo, an expert who helps parents, university leaders, and business executives navigate the changing landscape.
Plan, Replan, Repeat
The fall 2020 semester will look different for colleges across the nation as reopen plans vary.
How Colleges Are Thinking About Tuition Pricing for the Fall
The rush back to campus is driven in part by fear that students won’t pay on-campus tuition for another remote experience.
Slow Walking to the Fall
While a lot of attention has been placed on the Class of 2020, current high school juniors also are seeing their college process upended.
Swirling Around
This summer, the student swirl might be used to describe students trying to decide where to go to college.
If You Reopen It, Will They Come?
Colleges want to open their campuses for in-person instruction this fall. That’s because the alternatives, whatever they might be — everything from fully online to some sort of hybrid solution — look painful when it comes to enrollment, finances, and planning for a dual modality of instruction. Students (and their parents) also want to be back on campus. But […]
Autumn, Fall, Heartache
Colleges will need to decide what to do with the fall semester with limited information about what September could look like.
The 3 Questions Campuses Are Now Asking
Whether campuses will roar back to life come September is by far the top question campuses need to answer soon.
What’s Next for Admissions and Higher Ed
The pandemic could also affect high school seniors and juniors making college choices.
A New (Temporary?) Normal for Higher Ed
Universities continue to plan how they’ll handle admissions, enrollment, and commencement as campuses around the country close because of coronavirus.