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These 10 schools found their footing creating quality alternative credentials

University Business

“[T]hose institutions thriving within the changing landscape of higher education continue to make it easy for people to unbundle and rebundle their education and training, allowing them to personalize and best meet their career and personal goals,” read the report.

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Collaboration in Higher Education: How Can Universities Partner With Employers?       

HEMJ (Higher Ed Marketing Journal)

By 2030, these shortages could cost organizations $8.5 Employer collaborations in higher education are an excellent option for dealing with these shortages. Not only does this make the process run more smoothly, it also helps employers more easily navigate higher education’s administrative complexities.

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Costs and Benefits of Adding 30-units to Accounting Students' Requirements for Licensure as a CPA

Higher Ed Ethics Watch

It is safe to say that the jury is still out on whether the additional education requirement is preparing students to become better CPAs. Accounting educators are always complaining about not having the time or space to add new material to existing bachelor’s degree programs. Expanding the Knowledge Base for CPAs.

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How can America Encourage College Dropouts to Complete their Degrees

Edu Alliance Journal

Yet nearly 40 million people from the age of 18-64 started higher education and did not complete one degree. During the next decade, the need for people with advanced credentials will continue to rise. A report by McKinsey projected that more than 100 million workers will need to find a different occupation by 2030.