Changing College Delivery Models to lessen Amounts Borrowed Scott Pulsipher, President AUTHOR’S NAME HERE.

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Changing College Delivery Models to lessen Amounts Borrowed Scott Pulsipher, President AUTHOR’S NAME HERE

WGU Nonprofit, founded in 1997 by 19 governors 74,000+ students and 70,000 graduates in all 50 states 60+ degrees in 4 Colleges for high-demand fields: Business K-12 teacher education IT Health professions Competency-based, all online $6,000 per year, “all you can learn” Created to increase access and improve quality of higher education opportunities for busy adults

Non-traditional Students are the Majority …and they have different needs Flexibility Access Affordability Ability to leverage knowledge and skills already acquired Opportunity to advance career, not just begin or change While these needs are often important for traditional students as well, they are absolute requirements for nontraditional students. The absence of any one of these requirements can be a complete barrier to going back to college. There’s a gap in U.S. higher ed opportunities, and these students are often unable to find a means to complete their degrees.

WGU and the Student-Centric Model Reinventing Higher Ed from Ground Up Programs; not individual courses Aligned with workforce needs Fundamentally a teaching institution Best content from third parties; measure outcomes Technology-enabled, 100% online Specialized faculty roles Data-driven, adapted to individual student needs Unlike more traditional models, WGU’s model is student centered. No research, facilities, sports, etc.

Competency-based Education Recognizes adults have different levels of knowledge and learn at different rates. Hold learning constant, let time vary Advance when mastery demonstrated Personalize and adapt learning path Regular, substantive progress ONLINE ≠ CBE

Technology-Enabled Student Learning & Experience WGU: How CBE Works Aligned with workforce needs Regular review by employers Graduate surveys Relevancy + Valid & reliable Knowledge & application Expert, independent evaluators Secure, online proctoring Integrated field / clinical experiences Assessment + Specialized roles One-to-one, personalized support Guided by real- time data 100% student focused Faculty + Quality College & Program councils Academic & industry advisors Assessments designed into curriculum Data-driven Technology-Enabled Student Learning & Experience

WGU – a Low-cost Opportunity Our Focus Low Cost Less Debt Teaching High-volume, high- demand degree programs All-you-can-learn pricing $6,000 / year No increase in 8 years E-books and learning resources included Well-Connect included 30 months to graduation Responsible borrowing Lower debt Fewer defaults

Delivering a Better Student Experience Job-Related Knowledge Challenging Work Quality of Faculty Interactions Quality of Academic Support Would Attend Again Rating of Entire Experience 94% of WGU students are in satisfactory academic standing (Federal financial aid designation to maintain eligibility) WGU’s one-year retention rate of 79% is higher than the average for U.S. four-year public universities/colleges (theirs is 74%). 4-year graduation rate will be >50% by 2019 Source: National Survey on Student Engagement

Delivering Value to Graduates WGU graduates find the jobs they seek. … And earn more. Source: Harris Online poll

Delivering Value to Employers 100% said WGU grads were prepared for their jobs. 98% said WGU grads meet or exceed expectations; 92% said they exceed. 93% rate WGU grads’ job performance excellent or very good. 94% rated WGU grads’ soft skills equal to or better than other grads.

It Works Lower Tuition, Faster Time to Graduate Individualized Learning Greater Student Support

Thank You! Scott Pulsipher spulsipher@wgu.edu Questions? Thank You! Scott Pulsipher spulsipher@wgu.edu