22 Jul IPEDS Definitive Guide for Senior Leaders: 2021-22
As a higher education administrator, your plate is always full. So, we’ve developed the IPEDS Definitive Guide for Senior Leaders to help you through all three IPEDS seasons....
12 Mar Strategic Financial Health Definitive Guide 2021
In this definitive guide, we’ll discuss the organizations that currently collect and/or analyze financial health data, what that means for institutions, and what’s likely to come next (hint -- IPEDS Financial Health data)....
17 Aug IPEDS 2020-21: Definitive Guide for Senior Leaders
As a higher education administrator, your plate is always full. So, we’ve developed the IPEDS 2020-21: Definitive Guide for Senior Leaders....
23 Jun College Affordability and Transparency Center (CATC) 2021: Definitive Guide for Using Your Results
The IEHE has developed the College Affordability and Transparency Center (CATC) 2020: Definitive Guide for Using Your Results to help you understand the metrics and actions for your institution....
22 Jun Anticipating Data Needs in Times of Crisis
This article is focused on anticipating data needs in times of crisis; offices can and should prepare to support their institutions now and in the future....
18 Jun A Better Way to Measure Student Success
In this multi-chapter resource we discuss a better way to measure student success....
09 Apr Data Culture Ambassadors
Unpopular ideas are just that . . . unpopular. So, when you have a new idea or way of looking at the data, you often wonder if you should go out on a limb to share it. Wouldn’t it be great if there were others who think like...
09 Mar Four Data Questions for Leaders
Sometimes it feels like reports detailing college and university data might as well be written in a foreign language. Lots of numbers, tons of bar graphs, size 5 font. Footnotes aplenty. And data questions galore. Reports are jam-packed with so much information that it's hard to identify key takeaways. And it’s often a challenge to even...
22 Jan Resolve to Get (Your Metrics) in Shape in 2020
“What gets measured, gets managed.” We’ve all heard this phrase (written by Peter Drucker in 1954). Some 65+ years later it has been used a TON—and misused almost as often. Some folks have taken it as a license to ‘add one more metric’ that should...
12 Nov Introducing IEHE’s RealityCheck Report
Completion Rate. The beacon of institutional success. The metric that everyone points to to say whether or not an institution is successful. The metric used to justify funding and support. The metric used to decide which institutions are better than others. Graduation Rate. The metric that...
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