The Real Cost of an Extra Year
One delayed year of college can cost a student about $420,000 by age 65. Here is where the money goes, and why time, not tuition, is the real cost.
Credit Decisions Now Decide Transfer Enrollment. Here Is What That Means for 2027.
High school graduates peaked in 2025, and new federal rules will put credit decisions under scrutiny. See why credit decisions now decide transfer enrollment, what partners are seeing, and how to plan for 2027.
Creating the Transfer Flywheel – How DegreeSight is Redefining Credit Mobility In Higher Ed
As higher education faces demographic pressure and shifting student expectations, transfer is becoming a strategic growth lever. DegreeSight 3.0 introduces a new enrollment infrastructure that connects credit transparency, AI-powered workflows, and admissions decisioning — rewriting how institutions compete for transfer and returning students.
Inside the CIC Presidents Institute: The Pressures, Priorities, and Possibilities Facing Higher Ed Leaders
At the CIC Presidents Institute 2026, college presidents opened up about the intense financial pressure, enrollment headwinds, and the need for faster, more agile decision-making. As the higher ed landscape shifts, one thing is clear: resilience is no longer optional, it’s strategic.