Student Success

An analysis of IPEDS data finds that the median four-year institution spends over $4,800 per student on support services and nearly $3,000 on academic support.

A state program designed to address student homelessness holistically greatly improved retention and attainment, according to new data from Cal State Long Beach.

In April, unexpected changes to students’ SEVIS statuses required staff to manually check on them each day. Ed-tech providers see growing interest in tools designed to address such challenges.

New data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center finds more students are leaving higher ed without a degree each year than are re-enrolling and completing.

A recent study from the University of Washington at Tacoma finds that a student’s decision to leave higher education can be driven by a lack of goals or sense of self.

Mentorships, job shadows and office hours can connect students to other graduates of their alma mater.

Promoting student success requires more than just leadership, higher ed leaders say; it necessitates campuswide buy-in and strategic decision-making.

Wentworth University built a new gateway math course to ensure any student can pursue any major, regardless of high school math completion levels.