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How Do Online Student Expectations Diverge and Converge Across Generations?

Ruffaloni

Over the last few years, RNL has reported that the online education market is in the midst of a generational transition. With our 2024 national study, we can firmly say that this transition—from “Gen X/Millennial” to “Millennial/Gen Z”—is complete. Today, all but 24 percent of online students are within this new demographic.

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8 Effective Retention Strategies for your School

Enrollment Catalyst

The months of January and February are usually focused on school leaders asking parents to re-enroll for another year. However, just because a family is enrolled today, doesn’t mean that they will continue their enrollment next year. A high-quality experience will likely result in families that want to remain enrolled.

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The Student Aid Index: Shifting Our Thinking on Financial Aid Eligibility

Ruffaloni

Watch our webinar for more strategies and insights. But the change is daunting for those of us working in enrollment and financial aid. Our colleagues have expressed worries about this since the announcement, and as the change approaches, we are hearing a lot of anxiety from colleges and universities about the transition to SAI.

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Mastering the Art of Enrollment: Designing a High-Converting Admissions Funnel From Prospect to Student

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Reading Time: 10 minutes The journey from prospective student to enrolled pupil is anything but linear. At the heart of this journey is the admissions funnel —a powerful tool that, when optimized, can significantly enhance the effectiveness of your enrollment strategies. Source: HEM) What are the stages of the enrollment funnel?

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7 Retention Strategies in the Evaluation Phase of the Family Journey

Enrollment Catalyst

Once a family is enrolled in your school, the parent is in the evaluation phase of the Family Journey. Just because a family is enrolled today, doesn’t mean that they will continue their enrollment. I have written many blog posts, conducted several webinars, and conference workshops on effective retention strategies.

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Understanding the Awareness Phase of the Family Journey

Enrollment Catalyst

Several months ago, Andy Lynch and I launched our Enrollment Marketing Geeks brand through a series of webinars. During this workshop, we will utilize the Family Journey as our guiding framework for enrollment marketing planning as we consider the processes and strategies you should implement at each phase.

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Reducing Melt and Increasing Engagement With Summer Comm Flows

Niche

No matter the reason, melt affects your institution and the students themselves — especially if they don’t enroll anywhere, or if they’ve already made connections with other incoming students. This year will likely be even worse given the ongoing FAFSA issues and disruption to “the norm.” Were you filled with excitement?