Higher Education Consulting
We Help Colleges and Universities Use Technology to Automate Processes, Gain New Insights, and Optimize Student Experiences.
THE ARIZONA EDUCATES PROCESS
Higher Education Consulting
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Consultation
Meet with us virtually for no charge to your college or university, let's see if we can help.
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Scope of Work
If there is a good fit, and we believe we can help, we will provide your organization a quote with a detailed SOW.
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"Higher education cannot be a luxury reserved just for a privileged few. It is an economic necessity for every family. And every family should be able to afford it."
President Barack Obama
Mission Oriented
Arizona Educates is a 501(c)(3) IRS recognized public charity in good standing.
Contracts with Arizona Educates are done to advance our mission to support lifelong learning. We will never provide more services than necessary to help. As a federally recognized non-profit organization 100% of any received monies are used for our non-profit purposes.
A typical statement of work may include:
- 5% Service Support (Mission Donation Tax Deductible)
- 5% Administration Fee (Administrative Costs)
- 90% Consultant Fees (No Rate Upcharge)
IN THE NEWS
REFINING YOUR TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY
Enrollment Challenges Continue in 2021
Community colleges, and other institutions who serve less privileged students particularly hard hit by the pandemic, are seeing enrollment declines across the board. Organizations are opening up requests for information (RFIs) and requests for proposals (RFPs) with cross-functional committees all across the United States. We are also seeing institutions adopt strategic priorities around enrollment to focus resources on addressing these challenges. We recognize the considerable challenges ahead and would suggest you consider engaging our higher education consulting team to inquire about supplementing your college or university's efforts with our higher education consulting services. Start with a free consultation and we can discuss your RFIs/RFPs, selection and award processes, implementation strategy, and long-term funding strategy.
"Community colleges experienced a decrease of about 10 percent in enrollment between fall 2019 and fall 2020 and a similar drop in spring 2021, according to National Student Clearinghouse Research Center data."