Where Do High School Students Pay Attention to Potential Colleges?

When it is time to focus attention on their potential school options, students shift to noticing email and social media the most, with still directing some attention to what they hear from counselors. With email almost three times as likely to get a student’s attention, it has more prominence by far than direct mail. Note that the regular mail metric is much less important to students, making the shift to email a crucial step for colleges looking to get eyes and thoughts on enrollment from prospects.


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advance education parent and student survey whitepaper

OUR LATEST WHITEPAPER

The 2nd Annual

Parent & Student Survey

Advance Education surveyed more than 500 high school students and over 500 parents of high school students about their journey to decide what’s next after high school graduation. This survey uncovers the motivations driving their choices.

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