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How Does U.S. News Rank Colleges?

HEMJ (Higher Ed Marketing Journal)

Within each category, it calculates the sum of weighted, normalized values across 17 indicators of academic quality to determine each school’s overall score and, ultimately, ranking: National Universities National Liberal Arts Colleges Regional Universities (North, South, Midwest, and West) Regional Colleges (North, South, Midwest, and West) U.S.

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How to Win Faculty and Influence Staff (and Athletics)

Higher Ed Marketing Lab

Joining us in the conversation is Brad Pochard, AVP for Enrollment and Dean of Admissions at Furman University. Joining us in the conversation is Brad Pochard, AVP for enrollment and Dean of admissions at Furman University. I serve as ADP for enrollment and Dean of admissions at Furman University. My name is Brad Pochard.

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Back to Campus Visit (But Not Like Before) [Webinar]

Echo Delta

This is the second of four installments in our (Re)Precedented Webinar Series, which originally took place live in September and October of 2021. ?. Webinar Summary. Thank you for joining us and welcome to the RePrecedented webinar series and today’s webinar, Back to Campus Visits (But Not Like Before). Transcript.

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Outliers: How Some Schools Grew [Webinar]

Echo Delta

This is the first of four installments in our (Re)Precedented Webinar Series, which originally took place live in September and October of 2021. Webinar Summary. Welcome to the (Re)Precedented Webinar Series. But Transylvania, we are a private liberal arts institution. It’s 2:00 after the hour.

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These 5 skills are surging in the job market

University Business

By the time college of engineering students graduate from Georgia Tech, half of what theyve learned has become obsolete, said Steve Harmon, associate dean of research at Georgia Techs College of Lifetime Learning, in a webinar hosted in February. However, this needs to change.