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How to Increase Student Enrollment While Optimizing Financial Aid

How to Increase Student Enrollment While Optimizing Financial Aid

One of Capture Higher Ed’s clients — a private, Catholic, liberal arts college in the Northeast — is on track this fall to increase student enrollment by 17 percent compared to before partnering with Capture two years ago. The college, which has been collaborating...
How to Take Your Applicant Predictions to the Next Level

How to Take Your Applicant Predictions to the Next Level

Why are Capture’s applicant predictions the most advanced in the enrollment management industry? One thing that gives them extra horsepower is ENGAGE, our cutting-edge marketing automation technology. Behavioral data collected from ENGAGE serve as inputs to...
Study: Half of Wealthy Households Have no Philanthropic Plan

Study: Half of Wealthy Households Have no Philanthropic Plan

A newly published study — The 2018 U.S. Trust Study of High Net Worth Philanthropy — reports that high-net-worth (HNW) households increased the amount they gave on average to charitable causes and organizations in 2017. Dr. Una Osili, associate dean for research and...

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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