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Barry University Launches 5-Year Plan to Boost Access and Student Success
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Barry University's 5-Year Plan: Boost Access & Student Success

Barry University unveiled its five-year strategic plan (2023-2028) focused on increasing student access, opportunity, and academic success. The plan emphasizes experiential learning and the university's Dominican values.

09/27/2026 · Miami Shores edition

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Barry University in Miami Shores has released its five-year strategic plan, covering 2023 through 2028. The plan aims to elevate the university's national profile by expanding student access, opportunities, and support for academic and professional development. Barry University commits to becoming an agile, resilient, and innovative institution within the Miami-Dade community.

The strategy emphasizes integrating experiential learning into undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. This approach addresses evolving student needs, market changes, and societal challenges. Barry University also reaffirms its dedication to Dominican values, prioritizing justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in all aspects of university life, from curriculum to operations.

Barry University visualizes its strategic framework as a house. The foundation rests on the university's mission, core values, and a commitment to Community Engagement and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Four pillars—Recruitment & Enrollment, Student Success & Engagement, Academic Excellence, and Revenue & Resource Development—guide specific initiatives. Current strategic priorities, encompassing all goals and strategies, form the roof.

The university has published its detailed strategic plan, including objectives and key activities. Residents can find more information about Barry University's initiatives for the 2023-2028 period on their website.

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