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The 2nd Annual
Parent & Student Survey
As we approach 2025, the landscape of higher education is undergoing seismic changes. Amidst these challenges, we conducted our 2nd Annual Post-Secondary Education Survey to better understand the perspectives of students and their parents. Now these insights are available for download.
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Featured Posts
Expanding Recruitment with Snap and TikTok
As more and more options for digital interaction arise, it […]
How Community Colleges are “Indispensable”
Let me count the ways. Inexpensive tuition. Open-door policies. Enrolling […]
Expanding Recruitment: Personalization and Relationship Building
Empathy and listening to potential students became a more important […]
Download: Expanding Recruitment Whitepaper
Finding the silver lining in the past year’s experiences for […]
Crisis Communication for Higher Education Marketers
The pandemic made it clear to institutions and businesses that […]
The Zen of Admissions: Reducing Stress for Schools and Students
Admissions season is stressful for college admission departments, with competition […]
3 Ways to Adapt Your Messaging to Changing Student Needs
Student needs change in normal times, but the pandemic has […]
Are Standardized Tests on the Endangered List?
The pandemic cancellations of SAT and ACT test sessions have accelerated the trend of test-optional admissions a universities and colleges. Though brought on by necessity, there were already reasons for colleges to opt out of using standardized tests in evaluating potential students, including claims of bias in the tests. But did Covid-19 put the last nail in the coffin of admissions testing? Or is some form of testing here to stay? The answer seems hazy at this point, but let’s explore the issue.
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