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Is your campus meeting the demand for academic support services?

Published on February 28, 2013 By Noel-Levitz

Even after many students received academic support, demand remained high for support with writing, reading, and math at the institutions in our study.

Are you helping your students to plan ahead? Incoming freshmen are highly receptive to career-planning assistance

Published on September 25, 2012 By Noel-Levitz

New data show that a large number of incoming students who say they are looking for help with planning for their future have yet to receive that help by mid-year.

What these college freshmen want but aren’t getting by mid-year: Findings from a new Noel-Levitz report

Published on September 20, 2012 By Fred Longenecker

Fred Longenecker examines new data from the Freshman Attitudes and Needs at Mid-Year report, which identify gaps in the types of assistance freshmen students want from those they receive by the end of their first semester.

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