Why Sales Shouldn’t Be a Dirty Word in Admissions
In this episode, Jarrett sits down with higher ed consultant Chris Lewis to discuss how your admissions team can embrace sales during student recruitment—and steps you can take to do so.
In this episode, Jarrett sits down with higher ed consultant Chris Lewis to discuss how your admissions team can embrace sales during student recruitment—and steps you can take to do so.
In this article, consultant Scott Rhodes provides eight real-life strategies to improve how your team handles rejection from prospective students.
Explore the pitfalls of relying solely on performance marketing to drive enrollment results and why integrating brand marketing is crucial for long-term success.
Our SVP of Strategy, Jarrett Smith, makes that case for prioritizing brand advertising in university marketing plans.
Discover how Flagler College has built a consistent and sustainable stream of engaging TikTok content through collaboration with students and a focus on quality.
FAFSA delays have left admissions and financial aid teams with a short window to finalize packages and collect deposits. Here are some tips to help students and enrollment pros weather the FAFSA storm.
Our Copywriter, Jenna MacFarlane, puts together some tips on how to engage younger readers, especially Gen Z, across platforms.
Geoff Baird, CEO of EnrollML, shares practical people and technology insights for modernizing enrollment management. We discuss market dynamics, attention to foundational processes, and how the strategic use of data and machine learning technologies can drive student recruitment.
Our SVP of Strategy, Jarrett Smith, considers whether Elon Musks’ foray into academia will be a hotbed of innovation or yet another tumultuous sideshow.
Remember the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, the original 1971 film starring Gene Wilder? A character named Veruca Salt sang a song titled “I Want It Now,” and she wanted everything and wanted it now. Veruca reminds me of colleges and universities these days who want everything, and …