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Here’s how to make your college website more accessible
If prospective students can’t access your school’s website, they’re not going to inquire or apply.
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Are you using the right mix of channels to reach your next class?
College-bound students are using an ever-expanding range of digital channels to research and engage with schools they’re considering. The emerging challenge for enrollment leaders is understanding how to connect with students within this increasingly complicated landscape.
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4 ways your search marketing needs to evolve
Here are four strategies enrollment leaders can adapt to evolve their search marketing and improve performance across the funnel.
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Is the recruitment funnel gone for good?
It has become abundantly that the old ways of describing recruitment as something linear, like a funnel, no longer capture the complexity of students’ college search experiences. Here are three things enrollment leaders need to thrive in this new recruitment ecosystem.
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3 aid policy questions to consider amid the shift to the new Student Aid Index
See three strategic aid policy questions to consider with the new Student Aid Index. Plus, prepare a communication plan that helps you get out ahead of the questions that students and parents already have about what’s coming.
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Introducing Enroll360: Unlock the power of a thriving recruitment ecosystem
Learn about EAB's connected recruitment ecosystem that allows enrollment leaders to keep pace with students as they pursue these increasingly digital journeys to college.
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Improving student retention through need-based scholarships
Low-income and working students, who are more likely to be students of color and first-generation students, are less likely to have the ability to pay the tuition and fees required, decreasing their likelihood of persisting to graduation. By providing financial assistance to low-income students, Kansas State University can work to close the achievement gap, prevent low-income students from stopping out of college, and boost retention and graduation rates.
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9 ways recruitment marketing can help address families' growing college cost concerns
Learn how the pandemic increased price sensitivity among college-bound students, what this means for your enrollment outcomes, and nine ways to address families’ growing concern over cost.
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5 recommendations to create urgency around FAFSA submissions
Here are five recommendations on how to create urgency around FAFSA application submissions.
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