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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.
The Prospective Student Journey: Reaching Traditional College Students Whitepaper 2024
The Prospective Student Journey Whitepaper is here! We have identified four specific points in the journey where schools can make small changes that can increase the number of incoming students. Download our latest whitepaper today to learn how to implement these changes and optimize these opportunities.
2024 Parent & Student Survey Webinar
We are excited to present our follow-up to last year's Parent & Student survey whitepaper – an in-depth webinar with the team here at Advance Education.
Streaming Video For Enrollment Marketing Whitepaper
YouTube has exceeded expectations by becoming the most dominant streaming platform. In 2024, YouTube surpassed Netflix by having 9.7% of all US TV viewership in May, as reported by Nielsen’s “The Gauge” Report. Designed specifically for marketing executives in colleges and universities, this whitepaper explores how streaming video can be strategically interwoven into multi-channel, higher education enrollment marketing campaigns.
Student & Parent Survey 2024 Edition
From a looming demographic enrollment cliff to rising costs [...]
Unlocking the Power of Your Enrollment Data
As a higher education professional, you care about students, student outcomes, a thriving academic community, and the reputation of your programs and institution. And yet, by unlocking critical insights from your data, you can have very real, measurable, and boast-worthy results from the insights.
The Enrollment Cliff Whitepaper
Almost all colleges have seen decreased enrollment over the past decade. Predictions for an even steeper enrollment cliff in 2026 have higher education professionals worried.