According to Dave Clayton, senior vice president of consumer insights at Strada Education Network, hybrid education \u201cwas a consistently popular option\u201d throughout a recent survey taken by his organization. It beat out both online and in-person when it came to which option Americans were likely to recommend, as well as which option offered the best preparation for joining the workforce.<\/p>\n
Will this change higher education? Of course it will. The market to find students gets more competitive for colleges every year. That trend is predicted to continue long into the future. If today\u2019s junior high schoolers already know that they want \u201cboth,\u201d this shift in consumer demand won\u2019t go unnoticed. If college leadership wants the freshman class of 2026 to enroll in their institution, they would be foolish not to adapt.<\/p>\n
To read the full text of this article by Duane Morris partner Edward M. Cramp<\/a>, please visit the University Business<\/em> website<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" According to Dave Clayton, senior vice president of consumer insights at Strada Education Network, hybrid education \u201cwas a consistently popular option\u201d throughout a recent survey taken by his organization. It beat out both online and in-person when it came to which option Americans were likely to recommend, as well as which option offered the best … <\/p>\n