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Bolstering Your International Student Pipeline
International students are a crucial part of many colleges’ enrollment, and the past few years have been a bit of a wild ride because of worldwide travel restrictions during the Covid pandemic.
Immediate College Enrollment Rate 2022
As a lifelong student, I recently learned what the Immediate College Enrollment Rate represents and seeing the trend line barely achieve a passing grade illustrates the need for powerful storytelling and showcasing value across all brands in higher education.
Marketing and Enrollment: Different Mindsets, Similar Goals
Enrollment and marketing staff have many of the same overall goals. We all want our colleges to succeed. We want healthy enrollment numbers, happy students, and successful graduates.
The Changing Face of Equity in Admissions
For most colleges, the Supreme Court ruling banning consideration of […]
Enrollment Software Integration: Leveraging Your Connections to the Rest of the School
Changes in college admissions and enrollment over the […]
GA4 Setup (Intro Part II)
With the looming sunset of Universal Analytics nearly upon us all, (and Google is quite aggressive in the reminders to complete GA4 setup…), an atmosphere of apprehension is working its way through our beloved marketing worlds.
College Marketing Content That Grabs—and Holds!—Attention: Articles
Would you like some marketing assets that can give you […]
9 College Digital Marketing Strategies for 2023
Digital marketing provides a foundation for keeping a stream of […]
Small Colleges: Surviving the Enrollment Cliff
The coming enrollment cliff affects all higher education institutions, but […]