Campus retention efforts, historically, don't focus on second-year students as much as they do first-year students. Yet, the “sophomore slump” is named such for a reason. Are colleges making a costly mistake by focusing their retention efforts on delivering the best first-year experience?
An increasing number of universities are starting to offer second-year programs that focus on combating the slump. And for good reason: Many universities are seeing positive results.
Join us at our new Virtual Forum, "The Student-Success Journey: Beating the 'Sophomore Slump,'" on August 22, starting at 2 p.m. ET.
During this forum, we'll discuss the unique financial concerns, social life, basic needs, and academic advising elements that all play a part in the sophomore experience. Delivering the best first year is crucial, but students deserve care and attention throughout the entirety of their college experience.
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Ian Wilhelm
Deputy Managing Editor The Chronicle of Higher Education
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Jared Tippets
Vice President for Student Affairs Southern Utah University
Amber Williams
Vice Provost for Student Success University of Tennessee at Knoxville
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