Just 35% of students who entered an online bachelor's program earned their degree in six years. Download this whitepaper to learn how to best foster a sense of community among remote learners.

Increasingly, college programs have set their sights on what many already know: mentorship helps lead to success. Download this whitepaper to learn more about the research that demonstrates the impact of mentorship in both women's educations and careers and how universities are addressing this need for students and alumni.

In this market, alumni have to be “lifelong learners” who continuously adapt to the changing economic environment. These graduates often turn to their alma mater, the source of their first career education, for support in making these switches or re-skilling.

Undergraduate support is lacking in American colleges and universities - leading to a shortage of graduates who are prepared for the working world. Download our whitepaper to understand the reasons (and solutions) for why quality mentoring is not yet within every student’s reach, and how PeopleGrove is working to close this prominent Mentoring Gap.

The Gallup-Purdue Index examines two important questions: Do U.S. universities provide students with opportunities equal to increasing college fees? And: Do students graduate well-equipped to find good jobs and prosper financially, as well as pursue their passions and lead healthy, fulfilling lives?

Published by the McKinsey Global Institute, Jobs Lost, Jobs Gained dives into what career areas will experience growth, which won't, and where we can expect new jobs and careers to develop. The report also covers strategies for adapting to the new world of automation and predictions for success and failure.

“Traditionally there has been academic advising here, and career advising over there, and financial aid advising over there. We have known for a long time that doesn’t work from a student point of view. As we move to an integrated tech system where an advisor is thinking about a holistic approach, advising isn’t even the right word. It’s a coach.”– Melinda Karp, Assistant Director at the Community College Research Center (CCRC)

Historians of higher education may one day come to describe recent decades as the "Entrance Era" of higher education. But findings from the Gallup-Purdue Index 2016 report suggest that a new era is on the horizon: the "Exit Era" of higher education, in which the ultimate accomplishment will be the successful transition from college to life outside of college. – Brandon Busteed, Executive Director, Education & Workforce Development

"We needed to provide a direct connection between students and their opportunities. The new model features 10 communities so students can explore how their discipline relates to industry-specific opportunities. This will enable students to align their academic interests with their career interests and to connect with alumni employed in a broad array of fields.” – Joe Lovejoy, Director of Career Services for the Walter Center for Career Achievement