Higher ed can’t afford to ignore artificial intelligence. The enrollment cliff is here. Employee burnout is at record highs. Students (and their parents) have lost faith in the value of a college degree. AI offers solutions to these challenges and many more. Learn how AI can help your institution attract more students and staff, run more efficiently, and prepare learners for a future that won’t look anything like the last 20 or even five years.

The Definitive Guide to AI for Higher Education

Get our comprehensive guide to AI in higher education.

It’s easy to dismiss AI as another hyped-up technology. This guide makes the case that it’s essential for transforming how higher ed operates and serves its constituents — from enrollment to student success.

We explain in plain language the types of AI that offer the greatest potential in higher ed. We go deep into how AI can unburden schools bogged down in repetitive tasks and bureaucratic student experiences. The guide also includes ways to build a culture of AI (starting today) and a checklist for choosing AI technology.

Real examples, opportunities, brass tacks.

“The development of AI is as fundamental as the creation of the microprocessor, the personal computer, the internet, and the mobile phone. It will change the way people work, learn, travel, get health care, and communicate with each other. Entire industries will reorient around it. Businesses will distinguish themselves by how well they use it.” 

—Bill Gates

The complexity of getting into college is a huge barrier for schools looking to expand their pool of potential students. So why not give prospects a personalized AI assistant? This would empower the 62% of people ages 18-24 who weren’t enrolled in college as of 2021 to earn a bachelor’s or associate’s degree. 

The ingredients for an AI advisor — including AI chatbots and intelligent CRMs — are already available. We take you through them and present more examples of how AI is reinventing the college and learner relationship.

Case in point: the AI admissions advisor.