Phil Hill

Phil Hill

Phil Hill (@PhilOnEdTech) is Publisher of the On EdTech blog and Partner at Phil Hill & Associates, LLC. Market Analyst. Craft Beer Connoisseur. Dad and Grandpa. These are just a few of the hats that Phil Hill wears.

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A Change in Scope for Institutional Accountability

A Change in Scope for Institutional Accountability

Showing the major expansions and restrictions in scope from Gainful Employment to the new Senate proposal

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Phil Hill
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Friday Follow Up

Friday Follow Up

US vs UK online, course material spending, a view of IES data, and an update on The Coalition and California budgets

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Phil Hill
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Median Risk-Sharing Payments by Program

Median Risk-Sharing Payments by Program

A premium newsletter bonus: viewing Master's and Undergrad median results across programs

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Phil Hill
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Three Lenses to View Risk-Sharing Program Data

Three Lenses to View Risk-Sharing Program Data

The House reconciliation bill proposal calculated at the program level - a first view into that data

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Phil Hill
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Three Observations on the House Accountability Proposal

Three Observations on the House Accountability Proposal

Looking at the impact of "risk-sharing" on colleges and universities

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Phil Hill
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Friday Follow Up

Friday Follow Up

A deeper dive on institutional accountability comparing Gainful Employment, House Risk-Sharing, and Senate Accountability provisions

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Phil Hill
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Yet Another Survey Showing Declines in Online Ed
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Yet Another Survey Showing Declines in Online Ed

Color me skeptical about the interpretation, however

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Phil Hill
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Is SNHU the Most Expensive Large Institution?

Is SNHU the Most Expensive Large Institution?

No, but the risk-sharing data set shows that obvious fallacy

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Phil Hill
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Visualizing the Congressional Risk-Sharing Impact on Higher Ed Institutions

Visualizing the Congressional Risk-Sharing Impact on Higher Ed Institutions

Combining risk-sharing accountability and Promise Grants in the US House data set

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Phil Hill
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The Rise of the ROI and College Premium Mentality

The Rise of the ROI and College Premium Mentality

An underlying driver of higher education policy and public sentiment that needs to avoid overly-simplistic conclusions

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Phil Hill