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February 28, 2012 – One-third of college students transfer institutions at least once before graduation…many to two-year colleges.

February 29, 2012 – More adult learners are hiring academic consultants to navigate the admissions process.

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February 17, 2012 – Lower tuition for higher education.

February 21, 2012 – Students adding real-time case studies to M.B.A. program courses.

February 21, 2012 – Continuing studies dean wants his program — and others — to increase emphasis on technology and research.

February 23, 2012 – Americans 60 and older are earning college degrees at rates faster than young adults.

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February 1, 2012 – Brain drain or gain? Which states are exporting the most college-bound students?

February 3, 2012 – Some institutions beat the President to the punch on affordability and outcomes. Cut tuition, hasten graduation…cutting corners or meeting student needs?

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January 23 – It’s official…Datatel+SunGuard close the deal.

January 26 – NJ next in higher ed consolidation? Rutgers-Camden possible merge with @RowanUniversity.

January 26 – More financial aid clouds on the horizon for students – New challenges for college-aid seekers.

January 27 – DeVry shares fall 11% on sliding student enrollment.

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January 16 – Accountability continues to permeate higher education discussions. A look at the funding pressure placed on colleges and universities to produce graduates.

January 18 – From Widener to Stetson… Congrats to Emily Richardson, new AVP of Boundless Learning @StetsonU.

January 19 – Where are the students? Well, about 43,000 of them are studying at non-US institutions. Report: 43k US students earn degrees outside of the US.

January 20 – Apple iBooks 2 announcement – Fair to say it was just matter of time? Apple joins (& jumps to front?) of the e-textbook revolution.

January 20 – University presidents stepping in as…professors? So much for skipping class!

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January 12 – Can the state of Kentucky acquire a new public university in the midst of statewide budget cuts? The rocky road from public to private institution

January 12 – 15th Annual Marketing to Adult Students Seminar, hosted by Aslanian Market Research. We’re looking forward to speaking at this wonderful event in February, and hope you’ll join us for it in San Francisco.

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January 5 – Private colleges fear net tuition revenue slump.

January 6 – College rankings proliferate in recent years… and many don’t make much sense.

January 6 – University merger news in Georgia. 8 institutions consolidate into 4.

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December 28 – What makes an application? The Naval Academy and other schools under examination for how they define an application.

December 29 – Tim Copeland recaps the most highly-trafficked blog posts of 2011 on EnrollmentMarketing.org.

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December 19 – Emphasis on productivity shifting policy discussions to college affordability and accountability.

December 22 – As the higher education accountability drumbeat continues in legal education, what schools/programs are next?

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December 13 – Higher education technology consolidation is in the air: Hobsons acquires Intelliworks.