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10 Key Strategies to Improve Student Retention in Higher Education

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Institutions that foster a sense of belonging through student organizations, mentorship programs, and social events tend to see higher levels of college student retention. Internship programs, networking events, and job placement support should be at the forefront of marketing efforts.

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10 Proven Strategies to Recruit Students Online: From Awareness to Enrollment

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Students and families are likely reaching out for additional information, attending virtual or in-person events, and engaging with admissions counselors. From testimonials and alumni success stories to faculty introductions and campus events, video content humanizes your institution. At this stage, communication should remain active.

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Six Key Strategies for Onboarding New Families at Your Private School

Enrollment Catalyst

1—Welcome Social Events Organize events specifically for new families, such as picnics, meet-and-greets, or coffee mornings. This mentorship can facilitate a smoother transition, providing new families with a go-to resource for questions about the school’s programs, events, and traditions.

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What Keeps Students Up at Night? Understanding College Safety Concerns

Ruffaloni

Continuing-Generation Male Takeaway for institutions: Establish peer mentorship programs to help new students build connections. Partner with student organizations to create substance-free social events. Strengthening support systems: Expand counseling, mentorship, and peer support programs.

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The Power of Alumni Networks: Featuring Graduate Success Stories in Your Marketing Strategy?

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

This engagement can take many forms, from mentorship opportunities and career support to networking events and fundraising initiatives. Alumni relationships create a dynamic ecosystem of support, mentorship, and career growth. So in summary, why is alumni networking important?

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USC receives 42,000 Early Action applications, will introduce Early Decision

Admissions.Blog

This urban setting offers numerous internship opportunities, networking events, and real-world experiences that are directly integrated into the curriculum. Students have access to resources for starting their own businesses, from funding to mentorship.

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The Value of Attending a Liberal Arts College

Top Tier Admissions

Furthermore, smaller student populations mean that career services departments can offer personalized guidance and mentorship. For example, alumni networks at liberal arts colleges frequently organize career panels, internships, and networking events that are accessible to students and young graduates.