3 Essential Transfer Strategies for Enrollment Offices
In this recent blog, we examined three questions university enrollment teams should ask about their work in the transfer marketplace. Staying with that magic number, let’s now offer three essential transfer strategies for getting out in front of this sometimes elusive...
INNOVATE Keynote: Want to Become a Better Recruiter? Change Your Mindset
Day 2 of INNOVATE 2023, Capture Higher Ed’s virtual conference for enrollment marketing recruiters this past December, opened with a keynote by Jeremy Tiers, senior director at Tudor Collegiate Strategies and host of “Mission Admissions,” an essential higher education...
No Rock Unturned: 7 Essential Search Strategies for Graduate Enrollment
With more institutions leaning on graduate enrollment to offset looming declines in undergrad admissions, it’s never been more important to have a strategic, forward-focused search strategy to support new graduate programs as well as existing programs. The following...
5-Point Checkup: How to Measure and Evaluate Recruitment Marketing Efforts
Measuring and evaluating your recruitment marketing strategies and campaigns is not a post-game activity. It is something you should do throughout the recruitment cycle. Determining the effectiveness of your campaigns in attracting and engaging prospective students...
Wrapping Up and Ramping Up, Part 2: Q&A on Future Proofing Admissions
Higher ed admissions have entered the “wrapping up while ramping up” period in the college recruitment cycle. In Part 1 of this blog, we discussed the wrapping up — how enrollment teams can lock in their fall classes using anti-melt strategies. In Part 2, we asked...
The Financial and Tech Habits of College Students
Understanding how college students handle their finances and technology is important for institutions because it helps them cater to the needs and preferences of this demographic. To get some insight, let’s dive into the key findings from a comprehensive...
