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Higher education in 2026 is shifting fast. The most resilient institutions are moving toward work‑integrated degree pathways—models pioneered by leaders like Reach University—to stabilize enrollment and meet new federal accountability rules.
Our partnership helps your university offer paid, degree‑aligned school roles that strengthen student success without requiring curriculum redesign.
Federal loan caps (OBBBA) now leave students with a $15,000–$25,000 annual gap.
Our pathway fills that gap with paid school‑based roles, keeping students enrolled.
New 2026 “Earnings Accountability” rules require graduates to earn more than high‑school‑only workers.
Students in our pathway begin in‑field employment on Day One, boosting post‑grad earnings metrics.
Students working in jobs aligned with their major are 35% more likely to persist to graduation (College Board, 2026).
“The workplace is the new learning place. By turning school staff roles into degree pathways, we’ve grown to 3,500+ candidates and are on track for 10,000 by 2027.”
— Reach University Executive Briefing, 2026
No curriculum redesign. No new faculty load.
Just three simple integrations:
Replace low‑impact campus jobs with high‑impact school‑based roles.
Allow students in Education, Psychology, Social Work, and related majors to earn practicum or elective credit.
Showcase your commitment to affordability and real‑world experience.