Though outcomes-based funding models have become increasingly popular, their success is still uncertain, with experts divided over whether they actually improve student performance. Regardless, academic leaders who rely on a portion of their funding through these models must work with legislators to agree on priorities, devise evidence-based formulas and solutions, and assess risks and inefficiencies.
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Chronicle issue brief,
"The Rise of Performance-Based Funding," for insight into the current national landscape of this funding model. You'll get success stories, expert advice, and data to help you understand and navigate the intricacies of outcomes-based funding, which was created as an incentive for institutions to improve student success.
