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Empower high school counselors to strengthen your recruitment pipeline
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Pricing and aid strategy in the OBBB era
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Enrollment yield best practices
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Five areas enrollment leaders are prioritizing in 2026
Discover the 5 enrollment priorities leaders are focused on in 2026, based on an EAB survey of higher ed VPEMs and their teams across institutions.
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The opportunity gap undermining your enrollment strategy
Why the .edu drives enrollment in an AI-driven search landscape—and how higher ed teams can strengthen website visibility without a full redesign.
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What enrollment leaders can learn from Alabama’s statewide direct admissions program
Find out how Alabama’s Direct Admissions Initiative, powered by EAB’s Match, delivered $5.1B in scholarships and reshaped statewide college access.
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Is your yield rate okay?
Insights from a new analysis of admissions yield data for enrollment leaders.
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AI visibility is critical when competing for student enrollments
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Demographics shape the enrollment landscape, but strategy determines success
Enrollment trends diverge from demographics nationwide; see which states outperform and what strategies help colleges thrive despite population shifts.
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