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Students are AI Optimists, but Women are at Risk of Being Left Behind

How Students Really Feel About AI in Higher Education

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Closing the frontline management skills gap with practical, real-world learning experiences

How we created a more relevant, skills-based certificate program

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Students are AI Optimists, but Women are at Risk of Being Left Behind

How Students Really Feel About AI in Higher Education

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The Hidden Pathway: What We're Getting Wrong about Building Internal Talent Pipelines — and How to Fix it

Discover key insights for supporting Rising Talent

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When Life Gets in the Way: Understanding and Addressing Dropout Risks for Adult Learners

Insights and strategies for improving persistence among adult learners

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How College Students Use and View AI in the Learning Experience

Insights from our WGU student survey

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Bridging the Gap: What Non-Completers Say They Need From Higher Ed

Insights from a survey of former Western Governors University students

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Understanding Belonging for Online Learners | Research Brief

Studying the impact of a belonging intervention on online learners

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First-Mover Advantage: Capitalizing on the Growth of Vocational Rehabilitation Technology

With $645 billion untapped talent pool, now is the time to act.

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The impact of an AI-assisted learning tool on student outcomes | Research Brief

We examined the impact of an AI learning tool on student outcomes

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How first-time, first-term WGU students experience belonging at COIT | Research Brief

Findings on the incoming student experience and initial challenges

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Breaking Barriers, Building Futures: WGU Labs End of Year Impact Report 2024

2024 has been a year of transformative impact and innovation at WGU Labs

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Students Want Increased Online Options Without Sacrificing Relationships with Peers and Professors | Research Brief

Today's students want online options with human engagement