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How to Engage “Stealth Shoppers”

EAB

Podcast How to Engage "Stealth Shoppers" Episode 144. March 28, 2023. Welcome to the Office Hours with EAB podcast. You can join the conversation on social media using #EABOfficeHours. Follow the podcast on Spotify , Google Podcasts , Apple Podcasts , SoundCloud and Stitcher or visit our podcast homepage for additional episodes. EAB’s Michelle DiMenna and Emily Upton discuss the growing “stealth shopping” phenomenon that is forcing colleges to change how they recruit and engage prospective stude

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Digital Marketing at Every Stage of the Enrollment Funnel

Ruffaloni

Anyone who knows me will know that I love a good conversion funnel. They provide the clearest roadmap to recruitment success that I know of, because we all know that the path to purchase (the path to enrollment) is never linear. It would be great if this were true. Imagine how easy our lives in higher education enrollment would be if students submitted an RFI form, submitted an application, and then enrolled on the timeline that works best for us.

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Top Summer Programmes: Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS)

Ivy Central

PROMYS (Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists) is an intensive six-week summer math programme that has been running for over 30 years. It is designed for high school students who are passionate about mathematics and an interest in exploring the world of mathematical thinking alongside other motivated young people. Overview of the Programme Each year, typically between late June to early August, around 60 students from around the world join a further 20 returning students to attend the six

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2023-2024 Common App Essay Prompts (Tips and Examples)

Spark Admissions

The Common App has seven essay prompts from which to choose. All of them ask you to respond to broad, open-ended questions or statements that relate to a period of personal growth, intellectual challenge, and/or problem-solving capacities. Note of the prompts seen as better or worse in the college admissions process. Regardless of which prompt you choose, there are key elements that should appear in your essay.

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Applying to US Colleges as an Expat

ACM College Consulting

Considered International Student or not? For most colleges in the US, you are NOT considered an international applicant if you have American citizenship, regardless of whether or not you are attending a high school in the US. The application requirements are fairly similar to those students attending school in the US, except for a few which are mentioned below.

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Recruitment Implications of Graduate and Online Student Satisfaction

Ruffaloni

Data from satisfaction assessment can strengthen your recruitment efforts. Last month, I presented overview data documenting how satisfied graduate and online students are with their chosen programs, but this month I want to focus on how these data can help recruitment leaders in planning strategies that can optimally position institutions and programs for success.

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Top Summer Programmes: Simons Summer Research Program

Ivy Central

The Simons Summer Research Program at Stony Brook University is an outstanding opportunity open to US citizens and permanent residents, attending high school who are interested in pursuing careers in science, mathematics, and engineering. This programme provides participants with hands-on experience in research and exposure to the culture of scientific inquiry.

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What Non-Traditional MBA Applicants Need to Know

North Star Admissions Consulting

I am frequently contacted by non-traditional MBA applicants, who are concerned that they won’t be competitive for top programs. In fact, the opposite is often the case – business schools want to curate a diverse class, and greatly value different perspectives. Classroom Perspective One primary advantage of attending business school is the opportunity to learn from other people.

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Leveraging SEO in Your Enrollment Growth Strategy

Ruffaloni

Search engine optimization (SEO) is a key piece of any institution’s lead generation strategy. Driving organic traffic to your website, and program pages, is critical to your ability to meet—and exceed—your enrollment goals. A few months ago I discussed SEO Action Planning , which provides the bedrock for effectively using SEO, but this month I want to talk about how (and why) to make it the core of your enrollment growth strategy.

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Top Summer Programmes: Summer Science Program (SSP)

Ivy Central

The Summer Science Program (SSP) The Summer Science Program (SSP) is a non-profit organization that provides hands-on research experience to high school seniors. It is one of the oldest pre-college enrichment programs that is run and supported by its alumni. Each program includes twelve research teams, led by a team of seven full-time faculty members.

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Focus on Admission

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

It is Saturday at 5:30 a.m. and pouring rain. There are two ways I can view this fact: It’s dark, windy, early, and of course… it is the weekend. Naturally, it’s been beautiful all week (while I was working and could not really enjoy the weather). I am only up because I set my alarm in hopes of getting some time before the day gets rolling to read, think, and take care of a few things for work.

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Just Released: Wellesley College’s Acceptance Rate

Top Tier Admissions

See Wellesley’s official announcement below: This year, Wellesley received just over 8,400 first-year applications, the second-highest number in College history. On March 18, 13% of the applicants were offered admission. Here’s a look at the admitted class of 2027: They hail from 46 states plus the District of Columbia, Guam, and Puerto Rico, as well as 33 countries outside the United States. 64% are domestic students of color, identifying as African American, Asian American, Latina or Hispanic,

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The 11 Best Jobs for Introverts in 2023

College Transitions

Settling on the right college major and eventual career path is a challenge for every young person. First and foremost, you are trying to figure out what you truly love and how those passions can.

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Top Summer Programmes: Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC)

Ivy Central

Stanford University Mathematics Camp(SUMaC) Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) was started in the fall of 1994 by Professors Rafe Mazzeo and Ralph Cohen. Initially the camp was a small program for high school students in the San Francisco Bay Area. Gradually, over the years the mathematics camp has become one of the most competitive math summer programs for high school students in the world.

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Easiest Colleges to Get Into 2023

College Essay Guy

We’ve seen way, way too many students build dangerously top-heavy college lists —like Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, MIT, and … hm, guess I’ll add UC Irvine (28ish% acceptance rate) as a safety? ( Note: 28% is not a “safety school.”) These students are likely falling prey to optimism bias. And if this sounds like you, then we’d highly recommend building a more balanced list, and adding one or two actual “safety schools” to give yourself some peace of mind.

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College Application FAQ: Recommendation Letters

SSA Online College Prep

Do you need separate recommendation letters for each college ? No - you can use the same one for all colleges. How to get your recommendations on time? Make life as easy as possible for your recommender - give them all the info (brag sheet!) up front ! Many colleges would actually prefer bulleted recommendation letters ! Read more college admissions tips on our blog !

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What is the Easiest Math in College?

College Transitions

We’re running the mile today, your gym teacher announces. You consider a range of possibilities that include a dramatic ankle twist, the tried-and-true “forgot my sneakers,” and the construction of a large yet surreptitious HELP.

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Top Summer Programmes: Boston University’s Research in Science & Engineering (RISE)

Ivy Central

Boston University’s Research in Science & Engineering (BU RISE) Boston University’s Research in Science & Engineering (RISE) program is one of the most competitive programs in science. The students will spend 6 weeks conducting research and they will get the opportunity to improve their STEM skills. All RISE students will achieve a better understanding of the scientific process, research ethics, how to read a research paper, how to present independent research, and how to network in the

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Division 3 Scholarships for College Athletes

StandOut College Prep

If you are looking to play for a Division 3 school, you won’t be eligible for division 3 scholarships. The NCAA’s rules regarding division 3 scholarships are as follows: ” “[to] provide an integrated environment for student-athletes to take part in competitive athletics while pursuing their academic interests with rigor and dedication.” This means that athletics is considered an extracurricular activity, and financial aid for student-athletes is based solely on acad

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When Should You Take the MCAT? The Ideal Timeline

Shemmassian Academic Consulting

Learn when to take the MCAT, including the earliest date and the absolute latest date you should take the exam (Note: This resource also appears in our MCAT Ultimate Guide.) - Introduction If you’re applying to medical school, the many application components you need to take care of, from your personal statement to your letters of recommendation , might make your medical school application timeline feel like a juggling act.

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How to Cope With Anxiety: Stress Management Tips

SSA Online College Prep

Set a healthy sleep schedule and stick to it! Use journaling to reflect and be mindful of how you handle emotions. Building the habit of regular exercise - even just walking! - can impact your emotional and mental health, as well as physical. Keep your space organized and efficient and your brain will follow! Stress often comes from taking on too much - set priorities and prevent this.

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Colorado College: One of the Best Liberal Arts Education Options

Ivy Central

Colorado College is a private liberal arts college located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States. The college was founded in 1874. The college is known for its unique academic and outdoor education programs, including the Southwest Studies program, the Rocky Mountain Field Institute, and the Outdoor Education program. Colorado College has a competitive athletic program, with 17 varsity sports teams competing in NCAA Division III.

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Best Online Doctorate Degree No Dissertation Programs in 2023

BestColleges

Have you always wanted to get a Ph.D., but the thought of writing a whole dang book makes your stomach turn? Forget about it. We've discovered 15 quality online doctorates that don't require a dissertation. Our collection of no-dissertation doctorates spans subjects and industries, so there is something here for everyone — whatever your career goals might be.

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Just Released: University of Richmond’s Acceptance Rate

Top Tier Admissions

See the University of Richmond’s official announcement below: With almost 16,000 first-year applications, the Office of Undergraduate Admission surpassed its goal of 14,000 applications. The office also saw a surge in early applications, which were up 17% over last year. “This is another record-breaking year for us,” said Rebecca Buffington, director of admission.

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State-of-the-art spaces: Wood lab, Nancy Richardson Design Center

Colorado State University

In our State-of-the-Art Spaces series , we’ll show you academic spaces all over campus that boast unique features and technology that enhance learning, allow students to engage in hands-on experiences, and more. Get an inside look at Colorado State’s state-of-the-art spaces now. Within Colorado State’s Nancy Richardson Design Center , a building dedicated to collaborative creative learning, you’ll find the Wood Lab, a large area with ample space, natural light, and woodworking tools

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Best Psychology Programs in the World

Ivy Central

The German scientist, Wilhelm Wundt (1832–1920) was the first person to be referred to as a psychologist. Wundt viewed psychology as a scientific study of conscious experience, and he believed that the goal of psychology was to identify components of consciousness and how those components combined to result in our conscious experience. Psychology is a fascinating subject which helps you gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be human.

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Emory University Remains Test Optional for 2023-2024

Inside Emory Admission

>> Updated March, 2023 Emory University has extended its test optional policy for applicants who plan to enroll as first-year students in Fall 2024. In addition, transfer applicants for Fall 2024 can also take advantage of this test optional policy. TEST POLICY SUMMARY: Submitting standardized test scores is completely optional. Students will not have to justify or disclose why they are not submitting scores.

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Just Released: Colby College’s Acceptance Rate

Top Tier Admissions

See highlights from Colby College’s official announcement below: Colby has offered admission to 1,142 students to the Class of 2027, with selections made from a pool of nearly 17,800 candidates. The College admitted 6 percent of students who applied from the most competitive applicant pool in Colby’s history. “Our admissions committee was extraordinarily impressed by the breadth of talent, resilience, and achievements displayed by our applicants this year,” said Molly B.

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These Schools and Colleges Have Banned Chat GPT and Similar AI Tools

BestColleges

Notable U.S. K-12 systems that banned the AI tool are the New York City Public Schools and the Los Angeles Unified School District. A few international universities have banned ChatGPT and similar AI tools. It's unclear whether or not U.S. colleges and universities will ban the tool. While U.S. college faculty wrestle with embracing or banning AI (artificial intelligence) tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT language model, several U.S.

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Unranked Universities: Universities That Have Opted Out Of The US News & World Report’s Ranking System

Ivy Central

Recently, many universities have opted out of the ranking system. There are several reasons why some colleges and universities have decided to opt out of the US ranking system. Many institutions feel that the ranking methodologies used by various organizations do not provide an accurate or comprehensive view of their academic quality, teaching effectiveness, or research productivity.

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Education CRM: What Schools Need to Generate Results

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Reading Time: 10 minutes Communication is key for schools looking to connect with potential students and build meaningful relationships. In fact, great communication and a deep understanding of your target audience are two things that can help your school boost its enrollment numbers. To do either of them justice in the world of digital marketing, your school will need to rely on a CRM designed for education.

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Happy Ivy Day

Top Tier Admissions

Happy Ivy Day! Best of luck to all seniors waiting on decisions and congratulations to all of our Class of 2027 students accepted to the following Ivies: Brown University Columbia University Cornell University Dartmouth College Harvard University Princeton University University of Pennslyvania Yale University Oh wait…that’s ALL the Ivies!

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Penn Futures Project Leaves Lasting Impact

Penn Nursing

Penn's unique cross-school collaboration, the Penn Futures Project, leaves impact on education, research, and Philadelphia.

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Fitting in as an Older College Student

Solomon Admissions

According to the , Department of Education , enrolled adults ages 20-34 are usually in college or graduate school, and young adults ages 18-19 are typically transitioning to college education. Attending college can be challenging for anyone despite their age, however, it can be even more challenging for an older student. There are some challenges to consider if you are thinking about attending college as an older student.

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How to Ensure Strong Letters of Recommendation with Brag Sheets

Princeton College Consulting

Letters of recommendation are essential to your college application, especially since SAT/ACT scores have become optional. Your application is a way to share who you are from your point of view. Recommendation letters are the only way universities will hear from others about who you are. What the teachers and the counselors say about who you are will confirm how you describe yourself in the rest of your application.

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Just Released: NYU’s Acceptance Rate

Top Tier Admissions

See NYU’s official announcement below: NYU today released offers of admission to the Class of 2027. Offers of admission to NYU’s New York campus were made to 8% of applicants—a record. Three of NYU’s undergraduate colleges offered admission to fewer than 5% of applicants. These talented and diverse students were selected from nearly 120,000 applications for first-year admission (13% more than last year and another record-setting number of applications).

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Should Your College Student Only Consider the Best Paying Majors?

road2college

This story was first published in our Paying for College 101 Facebook community. It’s been edited for clarity and flow. The post Should Your College Student Only Consider the Best Paying Majors? appeared first on Road2College.

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