425 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210
Event Description:
As online education continues to grow in scale and strategic importance, Chief Online Learning Officers face a new convergence of pressure: heightened regulatory scrutiny and increasingly fragile financial models. This interactive session brings together executive leaders to explore the implications of shifting federal aid policies, evolving definitions of online learning, and the long-term viability of traditional revenue streams. Through expert insights, scenario-based planning, and peer dialogue, participants will assess institutional risk, challenge outdated assumptions, and leave with tools to align compliance obligations with sustainable online growth strategies.
The Compliance Crossroads: Regulation, Risk, and the Future of Digital Learning
Updates on Title IV, state/federal regulatory shifts The implications of federal aid reform (e.g., Workforce Pell, Grad PLUS, gainful employment, reporting complexity)
Disrupted Models: Online Enterprise Financial Sustainability
Changing tuition models (subscription, stackable, short-form)
Aligning Compliance and Revenue Strategy: A Leadership Planning Exercise
UPCEA is the online and professional education association. Our members positively impact millions of lives by continuously reinventing higher education. We advance the professional field through cutting edge research, professional development, networking and mentorship, conferences and seminars, and stakeholder advocacy. Our collaborative, entrepreneurial community brings together decision makers and influencers in education, industry, research, and policy interested in improving educational access and outcomes.
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Phone 202.659.3130
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