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12 C’s for Enrollment Leaders: Part 2, Taking the Next Step

12 C’s for Enrollment Leaders: Part 2, Taking the Next Step

College and university enrollment leaders have a ton on their plates this time of year. Questions surrounding the current state of the fall 2022 enrollment funnel are compounded by the need to enroll new students for the spring semester. This can bring a certain level...
Capture Clients Up in Deposits Compared to Last Year 

Capture Clients Up in Deposits Compared to Last Year 

After 2020, when schools were down about 10 percent in average enrollment, 2021 is shaping up to be a bounce-back year for most of Capture Higher Ed’s client schools. Now that most schools’ deposit deadline has passed, we have a clearer picture of what their classes...
Surprising Trend: Admitted Students Coming from Farther Away

Surprising Trend: Admitted Students Coming from Farther Away

During the current 2020-21 recruitment cycle, students have been unable to travel like in years past for campus visits due to limitations necessitated by the pandemic. That should mean their college search has centered closer to home … right? While that logic makes...

How Do Predictive Engines Work in Higher Ed?

We know that Envision, Capture Higher Ed’s cutting-edge predictive engine for higher education, makes predictions. We know that Envision needs student record data to make those predictions. But what happens between feeding student data in and getting predictions...
How to Save Thousands on Your Direct Mail Spend

How to Save Thousands on Your Direct Mail Spend

At Capture Higher Ed we talk a lot about spending smarter instead of spending more — that there are diminishing returns to just pouring more money into student recruitment and hoping to get more students. In the admissions office, direct mail is the poster child for...
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