Policy Papers
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The 2015 report “Driving Better Outcomes: Typology and Principles to Inform Outcomes-Based Funding Models,” released by HCM Strategists, established a comprehensive typology of Student Success Funding (SSF) models and a state-by-state classification of funding systems according to the typology.
By Martha Snyder, Scott Boelscher and Danielle Zaragoza -+ View Policy Paper -
By Joni E. Finney, Kristin D. Hultquist, Scott D. Pattison, Martha J. Snyder -+ View Policy Paper -
Mental health conditions in the United States are widespread. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, almost 1 in 5 adults lives with a mental health condition. However, the stigma surrounding these conditions is a significant barrier for people seeking help.
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By Amanda McMahon and Jessica Bonilla -+ View Policy Paper -
In today’s economy, a postsecondary degree or similar credential of value is critical for economic and social mobility. During the Great Recession, those without a college degree fared much worse than bachelor’s degree holders — a trend that continued during the recovery.
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The 2015 report “Driving Better Outcomes: Typology and Principles to Inform Outcomes-Based Funding Models,” released by HCM Strategists, established a comprehensive typology of outcomes-based funding (OBF) models and a state-by-state classification of funding systems according to the typology.
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Madeline Will of The Chronicle asks the question–“Who’s tying money to college performance, and how?” The answer is found in the new report released today by HCM Strategists.
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Principles to Inform Outcomes Based Funding Models,” established a comprehensive typology of outcomes-based funding (OBF) models and a state-by-state classification of funding systems according to the typology. The 2016 update of “Driving Better Outcomes” provided an enhanced typology informed by continued engagement with state policymakers and promising practices as well as updated state-by-state data.
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The current economic climate and need for expanded access and completion for all students, especially underserved populations, in higher education have sparked renewed interest in outcomes-based funding (OBF) policies, which tie a portion of state funding to institutional performance metrics.
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The current economic climate and need for expanded access and completion for all students, especially underserved populations, in higher education have sparked renewed interest in outcomes-based funding (OBF) policies, which tie a portion of state funding to institutional performance metrics.
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The current economic climate and need for expanded access and completion for all students, especially underserved populations, in higher education have sparked renewed interest in outcomes-based funding (OBF) policies, which tie a portion of state funding to institutional performance metrics.