• Best Practices in Statewide Articulation and Transfer Systems

    Seeks to develop a deeper understanding of how states coordinate their articulation and transfer programs for students who move from two-year to four-year institutions.

  • College Access Challenge Grant Consortium and Network

    Aims to increase the number of low-income students who are prepared to enter and succeed in postsecondary education.

  • Cost-Saving Purchasing Options

    Enables eligible institutions and agencies to cut costs through group purchasing through WICHE's partnership with MHECTech.

  • EduTools

    Provides independent reviews and side-by-side comparisons of educational software to assist decision making in the e-learning community.

  • eLearning Common Interest Groups

    Builds communities of higher education administrators to share resources, develop research projects, and discuss common concerns related to interinstitutional collaboration, academic integrity/student authentication, student retention in online learning, and more.

  • eLearning Membership Organization

    WCET (formerly the Western Cooperative for Telecommunications) serves a membership cooperative of institutions and organizations dedicated to advancing access and excellence in higher education through the innovative use of technology.

  • eLearning News Digest

    Gathers and disseminates press articles about advances in e-learning.

  • eLearning Professional Development

    Offers webcasts, conferences, and face-to-face sessions to promote good practices in distance and online education through WCET’s professional development offerings.

  • Getting What You Pay For

    Helps legislators and policymakers better understand the complex and difficult-to-balance mix of higher education appropriations, tuition, and financial aid.

  • Innovations in eLearning

    Recognizes, via competitive awards, outstanding innovation, quality improvement, or achievements in using educational technology tools, techniques, or services by postsecondary institutions and organizations.

  • Internet Course Exchange (ICE)

    Enables institutions to meet student, state, and workforce needs cost-effectively by exchanging high quality, Internet-delivered courses and programs.

  • Knocking At The College Door

    Provides projections of high school graduates, including data on enrollments and graduates by state and for major racial/ethnic groups covering the period from 1991-92 through 2021-22.

  • Master Property Program

    Lowers insurance costs for institutions and improves risk management systems.

  • No Significant Difference

    Focuses on the effectiveness of alternative modes of education, serving as a companion to Thomas L. Russell's book The No Significant Difference Phenomenon.

  • Non-traditional No More: Policy Solutions for Adult Learners

    Aims to help selected states increase the number of “ready adults” (those who’ve accumulated a significant number of college credits but remain just shy of completing their degree) who return to college and finish their postsecondary education.

  • Professional Student Exchange Program (PSEP)

    Helps students who want to earn a professional degree in the health professions pay reduced tuition at participating programs in the West.

  • Rocky Mountain Collaborative to Transform the Health Professions Workforce

    Works to expand the pipeline of underrepresented populations through all sectors of postsecondary education and ultimately into the health professions.

  • State Scholars Initiative

    Administered by WICHE from October 1, 2005 through September 30, 2009, SSI partnered with business leaders to motivate students to complete a rigorous course of study in high school.

  • Technology Costing Methodology

    Supplies a set of resources to determine the costs of offering a course through different delivery methods.

  • Transparency by Design

    Provides adult learners with information to become educated consumers of online higher education.

  • Western Academic Leadership Forum

    Provides the West’s top academic leadership with a forum for sharing information and expertise and collaborating on regional initiatives.

  • Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)

    Helps undergraduate students to study out of state in the West for less (150 percent of resident tuition) at more than 140 institutions in 15 WICHE states.