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What Are Pre-Orientation Programs?

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College pre-orientation programs help incoming first-year students adjust to campus life. Pre-orientation programs are voluntary and occur the summer before a student's first fall semester. Types of pre-orientation programs include those that help students with mental health challenges.

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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. Video content, shown via virtual tours, student testimonials, and even faculty introductions also provide valuable insights into what the campus environment and overall student experience look like.

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Fostering College Success: Family Privilege Eludes Students Aged Out of System

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Colleges host these weekends — usually in the fall, and usually revolving around a sporting event — to encourage students' family members to get a feel for the college experience. But Ramirez and Hoffman-Cooper said such events can make SEFC feel that they're being excluded from the "traditional" college experience.

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Back to School Social Media Posts and Campaign Ideas

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Showcasing Campus Life One of the most powerful back-to-school post ideas is visually showcasing campus life through social media. Virtual campus tours are a powerful tool for this purpose. Countdowns to the first day of school and promoting fun social events like homecoming can foster excitement.

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Your diverse campus should be your ‘Camelot’

Educated Quest

With few exceptions, such as intercollegiate athletics, students run student activities on campus. A diverse campus is diverse in more ways than you may realize. Yes, a diverse campus would have students, men and women, of different ancestries, races, orientations and faiths. Attend campus events.

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Student Ambassador Program: Exploring Benefits and Strategies for Your School

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

These student ambassadors can contribute to your marketing strategy across various touch points and channels—including posting social media posts, writing blogs, hosting campus tours, and assisting with fairs and fundraising events.

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How to Develop a Visual Content Strategy for Your School

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Younger generations are not only more visually oriented, having grown up in a digital age where visual stimuli are constant, but they also process and respond to visual information more rapidly and effectively than ever before. These can be used on websites, blogs, or social media to give a real-life glimpse into the school environment.