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Information overload? Start with our best blogs

Colorado State University

No matter which stage of the college search/application process you are in, there can be a lot of information to sift through. It’s overwhelming, and our hundreds of blogs can help … but then there’s the task of figuring out which to read first, which to save for later, which to bookmark, which don’t apply to you.

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12 Strategies to Deploy While We Await the FAFSA and Subsequent ISIR Arrival

Ruffaloni

This blog was co-authored with Ann Cools. Communicate about the Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID) Make sure to communicate to students and families the importance of obtaining their FSA ID. Another strategy is similar to the days when FAFSA workshops were/are held—consider holding FSA ID “how to” workshops.

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What We Learned About College Students and Families in 2023

Ruffaloni

As colleges and universities work to recruit and retain students in the post-pandemic world, understanding students and their families is more important than ever. Read College Planning and Student Emotions. E-Expectations : How do students search for colleges online? Read the E-Expectations Trend Report.

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Tips for Your Campus Visit: Confessions of a Former College Tour Guide

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

This week we welcome Associate Director for Guest Experience, Andrew Cohen, to the blog. Since there is no majoring in “admission” in college, I often get asked how I ended up in a career working in college admission — more specifically, managing campus visits and events. Welcome, Andrew!

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Three Messages about College Admissions for Juniors

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

Warning : The subtitle is this blog is “That you may not like to hear.” And unlike most of my intros, we’re not going to waste time or words on analogies, personal anecdotes, or admittedly stretched parallels. Don’t apply to a college you would not actually attend. The “College Search” is internal. Seniors did this.

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The Strategies Behind the Best College Websites

The Enrollment Marketer

As a typical first entry point for prospective students, college websites have always been a crucial instrument in any marketing strategy toolkit. And in a world where in-person campus visits are scarce, academic websites have to pack a powerful punch. What makes a great website?

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The New FAFSA: What You Need to Know

Ruffaloni

The SAI is used to determine what amount of federal, state, or institutional need-based aid a student might receive to assist with college costs ( we dove into this in more detail in this blog ). The most recent announcement indicates that campuses will now be receiving data sometime in the first half of March.