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Today, 46 percent of American adults take formal continuing education classes¹ and workforce development is considered one of the top issues facing higher education². The traditional 18- to 22-year-old student population has changed dramatically and now, non-traditional learners hold the lion's share of the market. And there is funding behind the need. In 2014, President Obama allocated $450 million to promote continuing education and workforce development.
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You'll also discover why Ellucian Elevate™ can help you do it all. It's built to meet the unique needs of non-traditional students. It's nimble, so you can deliver and manage courses as quickly as the market demands. And rather than trying to make non-traditional students fit into traditional processes, it makes it easy for them to register and enroll on any device. And that means you'll see a return on investment faster.
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