TL;DR The enrollment cliff has arrived: U.S. high school graduates peaked in 2025 and are projected to fall 13 percent by 2041.
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TL;DR Ghosting in higher ed often starts on the institution’s side of the conversation: a text that asked for a click instead of a reply, a student reply nobody answered, or a question that arrived after the office closed. Mongoose’s ...
As the calendar turns to 2025, admissions and enrollment teams have an opportunity to refine strategies and focus on building stronger connections with prospective and current students. A new year is the perfect time to revisit communication ...
As higher education institutions prepare for the challenges of 2025 and beyond, the demand for personalized, efficient, and empathetic student communication has never been greater. Admissions and enrollment teams often find themselves caught between ...
No matter where you get your news, you won’t have to scroll too far to read about how artificial intelligence (AI) continues to impact various industries, including higher education. At institutions across the globe, AI has transformed how ...
Your institution offers students the opportunity to develop skills and prepare for rewarding careers. But are you effectively showcasing that value to increase enrollment? If you’re unsure, it’s time for your admissions and marketing teams to ...
Encountering challenges in higher education is inevitable. With ongoing initiatives to improve student enrollment, the evolving role of cybersecurity, and shifts in budgets, institutions must be prepared for the future. From FAFSA updates to the ...
The decision to enroll in college is a big one. Although many high school seniors are on the cusp of independence, their families still play a vital role in helping them decide where to attend college. Because they have such a large influence on ...
Ensuring the enrollment period is smooth for your students might sound like a job for your admissions team. However, nearly every department on campus has a hand in enrollment management. From the marketing department to student services to ...
Some good news: undergraduate enrollment grew by 2.5 percent in the spring of 2024. For many college campuses, this is welcomed news, especially after the post-pandemic drop in enrollment.. However, just because numbers are on the rise again ...
