8 Tips for Videos that Drive Enrollment
8 Tips for Videos that Drive Enrollment
Discover 8 expert tips for video content that helps you attract more, amaze more, and achieve more.
Capture, Connect, Convert: How Videos Help Achieve Enrollment Goals
Looking to stand out from the competition, attract more right-fit students, and drive enrollment? Authentic videos are the secret to getting ahead.
3 strategies to achieve your enrollment goals this year
Is your college or university looking to move the needle on enrollment? These 3 strategies will help you increase enrollment and achieve more.
7 Ways To Increase Your College Recruitment Conversion Rate
It's no secret that the world of higher education is increasingly competitive. To attract the best students, universities need to ensure that their admissions and enrollment teams..
How to Involve More Departments in the Admissions Process
Admissions officers are great representatives of your institution, but most students will no longer interact with them after their first day of class. There are countless..
Effectively Using the Skills of Your Student Employees
Student employees in admissions offices are undoubtedly valuable: they know your campus better than anyone and have the authentic answers prospective students want about what it..
Making the Most of an Understaffed Admissions Team
With more applications than ever, but a shrinking number of applicants and commitments, admissions and recruiting teams at colleges and universities are facing greater competition..
Video Content Drives Conversions
Short of bringing students to your campus, video content is the best way to give prospective students a dynamic and rich impression of your institution. It allows viewers to..
3 Tips for Using Athletics to Attract Prospective Students
Read Time: 3 minutes Have you ever heard of the Flutie Effect? This is the phenomenon in which a very successful season in a revenue sport (football or men's basketball) leads to..
Why Virtual Events are Here to Stay
Many colleges and universities may be thinking that virtual events were a quick fix during the pandemic. Now that in-person events are happening again, won't the virtual ones..