Deloitte's report by Clark, Cluver, and Selingo suggests the traditional higher education model is outdated. Historically centered around faculty needs, this approach doesn't align with today's economic and social demands. Key flaws include misaligned tuition costs and over-reliance on middle-class high school graduates. To stay relevant, institutions should adopt student-centric models, focusing on diverse learners and innovative delivery methods, such as market-aligned certifications. The report urges institutions to evolve and adapt for a sustainable future in education.

In a recent article by Micah Ward, it was revealed that 80% of schools faced ransomware attacks last year, a surge since the pandemic's onset. The Sophos report identified compromised credentials and exploited vulnerabilities as primary causes. The rise of the ransomware-as-a-service model has made attacks more frequent and sophisticated. First Lady Jill Biden stressed the importance of protecting students' data. Institutions are urged to enhance cybersecurity, educate about threats, and invest in secure IT to safeguard students' futures.

VisitDays and MPower have partnered to enhance international student recruitment. Leveraging MPower's Internationalstudents.com, which attracts 300,000 visitors, VisitDays offers targeted ads, free counseling for students, and hosts recruiting fairs. Their new Direct Placement Services further simplifies student enrollment. This collaboration represents a modern, efficient approach to global student recruitment.

Over 408,000 undocumented students, known as "Dreamers," are enrolled in U.S. colleges, contributing significantly to the nation's diversity and economy. Despite their potential, they face challenges, notably a decline in DACA enrollments. State policies, like Texas's in-state tuition for these students, play a vital role in supporting their education. Embracing their potential and reducing barriers aligns with the principles of the American Dream.

The U.S. has seen a record surge in Indian student enrollment, attributed to its top-tier universities. In 2022, 125,000 visas were issued to Indian students, a 20% increase from the previous year. Platforms like VisitDays facilitate this growth by connecting universities with potential students through virtual events. This trend benefits both countries, offering Indian students a quality education and enriching the U.S. student population.

In a bold move, the University System of Georgia unveils a revolutionary strategy, targeting an influx of 11,300 domestic students and significant academic enhancements by 2029. Amidst past enrollment challenges and a dynamic academic landscape, this roadmap also ventures into avant-garde admission models and amplifies research funding, signifying a transformative era for Georgian higher education.