As you strategize in 2025, here are a few insightful resources to help you better understand the current state of higher education and prepare for what’s to come.
Revolutionizing higher ed affordability: How institutions can better support students by proactively addressing collections
Institutions are increasingly finding ways to engage with students before they fall behind on tuition payments, allowing them to improve student well-being, address education affordability, and enhance cash flow. Proactive collection strategies are becoming more and more important and can benefit both students and educational institutions.
Bonus: Learn about other strategies for increasing affordability in our higher education finance playbook.
5 things to consider before adding more payment choice for students
Institutions must balance providing payment choices with ensuring compliance and security, choices that scale and support diverse student needs.
Bonus: Hear directly from institutions like the University of Michigan and North Carolina State University in an on-demand webinar.
3 ways to support education agents in a shifting international education landscape
Institutions are increasingly relying on education agents to navigate the complex international education landscape. Effective partnerships with agents are crucial for student recruitment and support, emphasizing the need for clear communication and standardized processes.
Bonus: See how 500+ institutions around the world are working with education agents in our exclusive research.
Is higher education prepared for Gen Alpha’s future enrollment?
With Generation Alpha (born between 2010 and 2025) approaching college age, educational institutions are starting to integrate advanced digital solutions and personalized learning experiences to meet the expectations of this tech-savvy cohort.
Bonus: Learn from Texas A&M University’s digital transformation journey.
Integrating payment software: 3 tactics to ensure a smooth student financial journey
In an already tumultuous environment, the prospect of introducing more change to your institution in the form of a software integration project can be daunting, even if it can ultimately improve your outlook. But there are ways to make the process easier through effective cross-campus collaboration across departments and a deep understanding of the student financial experience.