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Do your higher education marketing strategies include alumni input? Learn why they should from AMNY Education Marketing: https://hubs.li/Q02YMRKd0

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A must for all my education contacts. If you haven’t already registered to attend this free webinar, all the details are in Stacey’s post below 👇

Great insight from Damon Cousins and definitely worth registering for this webinar if you’re in the sector! Don’t worry if you can’t make it, just register and we’ll send you the recordings after

If you're building your college application strategy, don't forget to consider Early Decision II (ED II) as a powerful option. It can offer a second chance if ED I doesn’t work out, with deadlines in early January. Planning ahead is key to reducing stress and maximizing your chances. Check out schools that offer ED II and plan accordingly. A well-thought-out application timeline makes all the difference. https://lnkd.in/gTHZ3BNv

I had a very insightful conversation with a higher education marketing leader yesterday. Their school saw record applicants this year and had an insane year over year increase. I asked, what do you think the difference was? The answer, we stopped doing things the way they have always been done. The market is shifting and messaging needs to change in higher education. We are starting to see the younger generations become old enough to make the college decision and their wants, needs, and values are different than those who came before them. Don't get stuck in the mantra of "that is how we have always done it" #highered #marketing #higheredmarketing

I’m going to tell you another truth about higher ed. marketing… A student’s decision to enroll at a school is based on their perception of reality. Not reality itself. A donor’s decision to give to a school is based on their perception of reality. Not reality itself. Let’s make it a priority to know what students and donors really think about our college or university. Good and bad. So we can emphasize the positive. And overcome the negative. This is the way. End of story. 👊🏼 #Highereducationleadership #Higheredmarketing #Highereducation

If you're building your college application strategy, don't forget to consider Early Decision II (ED II) as a powerful option. It can offer a second chance if ED I doesn’t work out, with deadlines in early January. Planning ahead is key to reducing stress and maximizing your chances. Check out schools that offer ED II and plan accordingly. A well-thought-out application timeline makes all the difference. https://lnkd.in/gTHZ3BNv

How do you get your kid into Harvard? The HBS Club of NY is leading a webinar on July 31 with 3 experts in college admissions on what it takes to get into the most prestigious colleges.  You will learn when is the best time to start your applications, what college admissions teams are really looking for, how important are standardized tests in the post-COVID environment, what are some common mistakes to avoid and much more.   Pre-registration is required and will close at Noon on July 30th, 2024.

We get asked one question more than any other: How do you choose the right college? Gosh, do we have the gift link for you 🎁. The truth is that most published rankings for colleges and universities are one-size-fits-all, based on formulas that don't consider a student's priorities, goals, and needs. So, The New York Times created a tool to help you find the best colleges — for YOU. Use the tool's sliders and filters to pick what you value and the tool will give you college rankings that fit and make sense for you. Get started: https://buff.ly/43JDCR0 P.S. We'd love to see some of your results! Post them in the comments. And tag a student or parent you think might be interested in this tool.