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In this week’s episode, Dustin speaks with Omar Chihane, Global General Manager of TOEFL at ETS, about the evolving landscape of international student mobility and the growing importance of English proficiency in an AI-driven world.
Drawing on his own international journey and global perspective, Omar explores how students are making increasingly pragmatic decisions about where to study, balancing factors like cost, visa certainty, career outcomes, and long-term opportunities.
Brian Piper sits down with Dr. Courtney Lewis, the Director of Enrollment Services at Trinity Valley Community College (TVCC), to explore how an institution in rural East Texas leveraged AI-powered student enrollment to achieve sustained semester-over-semester growth.
Jeremy Tiers has a conversation with Dr. Kevin Thomas about the importance of healthy disagreement among higher ed leaders and teams.
Allison sits down with Jaime Smith, author of The Complete Guide to College Transfer, to discuss what transfer students actually need from colleges and universities.
Mallory, Amy Still (ZeeMee), and Paul Garner (Western Carolina) unpack survey data from 12,000+ students showing they embrace AI for research and reminders but overwhelmingly want human guidance for high-stakes decisions, especially the final college choice.
In Part 3 of this Pulse Check series, host Faton Sopa sits down with Stephanie Geyer, associate vice president for marketing and brand strategy at the University of Montana, to explore the evolving student journey.
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