Changing the Conversation Around Trades
See how a comprehensive marketing strategy that celebrates student success can help you meet and exceed enrollment goals.
The Marketing Moves That Drove Record Enrollment
See how a comprehensive marketing strategy that celebrates student success can help you meet and exceed enrollment goals.
The New Rules for Marketing Skills-Based Education
Today's students want more than course catalogs – they want proof. Many prospects are working adults or parents and need to know that education can fit into their lives without breaking their budgets.
The Enrollment Shift You Can’t Afford to Ignore
The growth is real and measurable. Enrollment in certificate and vocational programs is rising while four-year institutions see declines. See all the data and learn how to turn it into high-performing campaigns.
Why Students Are Choosing Skills Over Status
Vocational and two-year programs aren't second-choice options. They're intentional, strategic moves toward financial stability and career readiness.
The Quiet Revolution in Higher Education
The traditional four-year degree is no longer the default path to success. With tuition costs up 180% in 40 years and many graduates facing stagnant wages, students are rethinking what education should deliver.
It’s Not One Fix. It’s the Right Mix.
Higher education marketers are navigating one of the most challenging landscapes in recent history. Rising costs, a shrinking student pipeline, digital fatigue, political pressures, and messy data have all made it increasingly difficult to attract and enroll students. However, with the right strategy in place, each of these challenges presents an opportunity for growth.
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OUR LATEST WHITEPAPER
Beyond Degrees:
The Era of Skills-Based Learning
There’s a quiet revolution underway in American education: community colleges and vocational schools are experiencing a renaissance.
Our latest whitepaper covers the data behind this shift and how education marketers can take this opportunity to lead the narrative.