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Pursuing a Non-Title IV Short-Term Training Strategy

January 9, 2018 Jenny

By Jim Tolbert, Chief Executive Officer and Timothy Armstrong, VP for Information Technology & Training Services, Vista College
In an attempt to meet 90/10 requirements and supplement earnings, Vista College has invested in a short-term training strategy. What a long, strange trip it has been.

Preparing for Student Loan Repayment

All About the Outcomes: Retention, Licensing, Placement and Satisfaction

December 5, 2017 Jenny

Career Services

By Darcy A. Dauderis, JD MHA, Senior Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer, International Education Corporation
The key to ensuring institutional quality, sustainability, and well-equipped graduates is to use the tools you already have to monitor and enhance outcomes. Even with limited financial or human resources, there are simple ways to safeguard quality outcomes for our students and institutions and ensure tomorrow’s workforce is well-equipped.

What Innovative Career Service Departments Learned From COVID-19

Competition Among Superheroes: Qualitative Assessment of Schools Within a Multi-Campus Group

October 2, 2017 Jenny

School Operations

By Dr. Joel A. English, Vice President of Operations, Centura College, Aviation Institute of Maintenance, Tidewater Tech
Dr. English shares how his school group designed and communicated the values, goals, assessment, timelines, and competition that leads his campuses to institutional success, and how this benchmarking structure supports their best campus directors in leaping tall buildings in single bounds.

Humanity in Our Hands: Educators Embrace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Cybersecurity and Potential Loss of Title IV Eligibility

September 3, 2017 Jenny

Financial Aid

By Michelle Donovan, Partner and Jessica S. High, Attorney, Duane Morris, LLP
The Department has taken several actions that make it abundantly clear that Title IV schools must adhere to strict federal cybersecurity regulations. It has also explicitly stated that it considers a breach to the security of student records as a demonstration of a potential lack of administrative capability, which can lead to restrictions on a school’s Title IV funding, including a complete loss of Title IV eligibility.

Preparing for Student Loan Repayment

Using Gap Analysis to Improve Student Outcomes

August 5, 2017 Jenny

Academics

By Christine Sproles, MSN, BSN, RN, Assistant Dean of Nursing and Nursing Instructor, Fortis Institute, Pensacola, Florida
As educators, our number one goal should be student success. Gap analysis is a method to determine whether or not content is being properly taught for student success on course specialty and exit/comprehensive exams and includes methods for improving these outcomes.

In Tune with the Market: Bellus Academy Creates CBD Curriculum

The Path to Success in Certification and Licensure

March 7, 2017 Jenny

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Academics

By LeeAnn Rohmann, President, Legacy Education and Lori Sypher, Vice President of Sales, Private Sector Education, Elsevier Education
When a school is struggling with certification and licensure outcomes, it is necessary to understand the cause in order to determine the best solution. Schools that adopt a personalized learning program are more likely to see improvement in their certification and licensure rates.

In Tune with the Market: Bellus Academy Creates CBD Curriculum

Cost of Attendance and the Student Debt Crisis: A Case for Policy Reform

February 15, 2017 Jenny

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Financial Aid

By Marc M. Jerome, President, Monroe College
Thousands of students across the country take on unnecessary student loan debt as a result of cost of attendance and other financial aid policies. There is more the Department should do to partner with colleges in reducing student debt.

Preparing for Student Loan Repayment

The Role of the Admissions Office in Restoring Public Trust in Career Colleges

January 6, 2017 Jenny

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Admissions

By Dr. Jean Norris, Managing Partner, Norton|Norris, Inc.
The change in the White House may offer the private, proprietary college sector some hope for fairness, but let’s not waste this opportunity. Regaining public trust is mandatory in securing the future of career colleges.

A New Strategic Approach to Coaching is Helping Admissions Teams Overcome Post-Pandemic Challenges

U.S. Department of Education’s September 2016 Audit Guide Key Changes

November 11, 2016 Jenny

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Compliance

By Michael T. Wherry, CPA, Director/Shareholder, McClintock & Associates, PC
After over a decade of waiting, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Inspector General issued a new Audit Guide which has expanded existing audit requirements and added new audit requirements. In short, Title IV compliance audits aren’t getting any easier.

New OSHA Rules for Vaccination in the Workplace

Hard Facts About Soft Skills

October 8, 2016 Jenny

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Research/Trends

Dr. Amanda Opperman, Director of Competency-Based Solutions, Wonderlic, Inc.
Job seekers struggle to get noticed among the thousands of candidates who have the same training and certifications. Learn how data from a recent nationwide survey of employers can equip job seekers, educators, and employers with the data, tools and resources necessary to understand and close the soft skills gap.

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