Our 10th edition of Knocking at the College Door projects the number of high school graduates out to 2037 and provides a much-needed glimpse of what graduate rate improvements have meant for the number of high school graduates between 2010 and 2019. Explore key trends and access interactive data and dashboards tools.
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Cathy Dinauer Appointed to the WICHE Commission
19
Jan
BOULDER, Colo. – Cathy Dinauer, the Executive Director of the Nevada State Board of Nursing, was recently appointed by Governor Steve Sisolak to the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), an interstate compact of Western states and territories...
The 60 Year Degree: Learning Without Boundaries
21
Jan
The boundaries of learning and earning are intersecting in increasingly complex ways. The “traditional” approach – prescriptive pathways of degree attainment, followed by a long career – can no longer be the norm in a dynamic and rapidly changing...
What Does the Declining Number of High School Graduates Mean for the Future of Higher Education?
29
Jan
Join NEBHE and our panel of esteemed experts to discuss the far-reaching implications of WICHE’s latest Knocking at the College Door report
Campus Wellness in the COVID Era: Practical Tips and Tools
05
Feb
Students, faculty, and staff continue to be impacted by COVID. As the pandemic extends beyond 2020, the effect of “COVID fatigue” is taking its toll on mental wellness. Learn about the long-term impacts of an extended crisis on health...
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Transfer Students: Key to Institutional Resilience
Some experts argue that transfer students could play a pivotal role in the survival of colleges today. In a recent virtual forum, hosted by The Chronicle of Higher Education, hear from experts (including Francisco Rodriguez, Co-Chair of our Colleagues for Interstate Passport’s Future Advisory Committee) about challenges transfer students face today, the current obstacles at colleges, and the ways institutions can help attract and retain transfer students simply by better serving their needs, including Interstate Passport.
WICHE's Impact Throughout the West
Since 1953, WICHE has been working collaboratively to expand educational access and excellence for all citizens of the West. By promoting innovation, cooperation, resource sharing, and sound public policy among states and institutions, WICHE strengthens higher education’s contributions to the region’s social, economic, and civic life. Select a WICHE state or territory on the map to explore individual highlights of our long-standing partnership.
