Five areas enrollment leaders are prioritizing in 2025
Why do students pick the schools that they do?
How does your enrollment office compare?
How to write compelling copy for your college website
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Five areas enrollment leaders are prioritizing in 2025
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How to write compelling copy for your college website
In my time as a content strategist at EAB—and as a card-carrying digital native—I’ve had the opportunity to share copywriting and content strategy with our partners for web, print, and email. While each platform is important, we know your website is the #1 resource prospective students use in their college research.
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How does your enrollment office compare?
In late 2024, we surveyed enrollment leaders at more than 180 institutions around the country to learn about key aspects of their operations and strategy.
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Why do students pick the schools that they do?
Understanding what attracts students to a school when they’re conducting their college search is critical for developing a recruitment strategy. Our latest research reveals both expected and unexpected factors—ranging from affordability to the social and political context of a school’s location—that drive student interest.
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What enrollment leaders are saying about the Great Opt-Out
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