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Wednesday, April 22 | 2:00-3:00 p.m. ET
Graduate students are making enrollment decisions differently today than even two years ago. They are more price-sensitive, quicker to narrow options based on sticker price, and more likely to rule out programs before engaging. For many institutions, that shift is revealing a deeper issue: pricing, financial aid, and enrollment strategy often operate in silos rather than as a coordinated system.
At the same time, the end of Grad PLUS is making yield harder to predict and exposing gaps in existing enrollment and aid strategies. Institutions are moving quickly to increase scholarships, reconsider pricing, or both—often without clear visibility into how those decisions will impact enrollment or net tuition revenue.