Higher education institutions are increasingly recognizing the pivotal role financial stability plays in student success and retention. Economic hardships can significantly hinder a student's academic journey, leading to an increase in dropout rates and a decrease in overall enrollment at your institution. In this webinar, higher education leaders offer valuable insights on effective strategies for supporting students through financial difficulties, ultimately contributing to improved retention rates and enhanced student success. Our discussion focuses on the integral role of advising teams in identifying and guiding the diverse needs of students managing financial stress before or during their college experience. Join us as we explore practical approaches to creating a more inclusive and supportive educational environment for all students. You’ll learn: Presenters: This is a presentation of a previously recorded webinar.
Our predictive model results lead to proactive discussions with students about why they may struggle – or succeed – in their educational journey and help you develop a guided pathway for them to get back on track.
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