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Solving the Enrollment Puzzle at a Small College

Ruffaloni

In addition, Kelly learned when he started that he would have to hire a new director of financial aid as his current one was retiring, adding an even greater degree of difficulty to achieving enrollment success amid the chaos from the FAFSA changes. They added new strategies such as a virtual orientation event for transfer students.

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50 Things to Do Before You Send Your Teen to College

Grown & Flown

Check if you need to buy tickets or register for events on campus. Make sure that any financial aid, merit aid, or loans are in place. Explore whether college orientation is for families or just students. Book dinner reservations if you will need them. Go online and check items that are banned from the dorm.

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Mastering Multi-Channel Marketing for School Enrollment: Strategies for Consistent Student Engagement

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Example : Randolph Macon College splatters social media images of students partaking in school events across their website. Example: Here, John Cabot University allows visitors to its website to explore stories, and events, from its alumni, students, and faculty. These posts show what student life is like at the college.

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No More Melt: 6 Strategies to Keep Students Committed Through Summer

Niche

Assign a simple melt risk score in your CRM or spreadsheet using signals like: FAFSA® not submitted or stuck in verification Housing deposit not submitted Admitted student event invites ignored No engagement with admitted student portal or emails Each flag increases the score. A score of 3+ means that a student needs a personal call.

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Boarding School Applications: Your Step-by-Step Guide

Top Tier Admissions

Winter (December-February) – Getting Oriented and Building Credentials Understand admission requirements: Make a list of requirements for each school to determine which exams your student will need to prepare to take. Attend revisit days: If accepted to multiple schools, attend events to help make your decision.

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From First-Year to Graduation: How Email Marketing Nurtures Student Retention

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

What helps: Targeted emails that invite students to join clubs, attend welcome events, or connect with peers can foster a stronger sense of connection. Lets take a look at how email can support retention from orientation through graduation. The school posts and emails information on upcoming events.

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How to Commit to a College: Insights and Advice

AdmissionSight

For some students, scholarships or financial aid may cover this deposit, but in most cases, it’s out-of-pocket and non-refundable, officially marking your spot in the incoming class. If the deposit is a financial challenge, reach out to the admissions office. Visit the campus and sign up for an orientation.