Episode 4: Is Enrollment Management a Friend or Foe to Financial Aid Leadership?
In the latest edition of NASFAA's "Director Download," 2017-18 National Chair Billie Jo Hamilton and National Chair-Elect Paula Luff join Justin and Allie for a discussion on how enrollment management is impacting the financial aid world. The group talks over whether enrollment management is a passing trend, or something that will stick with the financial aid profession for years to come. How do you maintain access while ensuring institutional success? What do aspiring leaders need to know about building a student population to meet both institutional and student goals? Listen on to find out the answers to these questions and more.
Speakers
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| Justin Draeger NASFAA President & CEO |
Allie Bidwell NASFAA Senior Reporter & Audio Content Producer |
Billie Jo Hamilton 2017-18 NASFAA National Chair |
Paula Luff NASFAA National Chair-Elect |
Resources
- Listen on iTunes
- Episode 4 Transcript (PDF)
- Webinar: The Ethics of Enrollment Management
- Survey: College Presidents Increasingly Concerned With Enrollment Management, Aid
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Publication Date: 10/29/2018
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