So, who are you voting for this November?That could be a sensitive question in today's politically charged climate. Two different studies over the last year say that somewhere between 75% and 88% of the U.S. population are hesitant to reveal their choice for political candidates to neighbors. …
Two Things Every College Coach Can Be Best At
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies There are probably a lot of things that are not the best at your school. Maybe they are not the worst, but certainly are not the best out there. Things like:Your weight room Your financial aid offerings Your program’s winning history …
The 100-Year Old Productivity Hack for College Coaches
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach We’re going analog today. Stick your phone back in your pocket. Close out your Evernote files and your favorite apps. Today we’re going to lick your to-do list once-and-for-all. And it all starts with a 100-year-old tip from a management consultant. To-do lists have …
Creating a Story About Money for Your Recruits (and Their Parents)
Because I visit a lot of coaches on a regular basis on their campuses, I buy wifi on airplanes. A lot.For the convenience of Internet access, I usually fork over $27 for a three and a half hour flight. Or I pay $50 a month for the convenience of just logging on whenever I'm on a flight. Either …
Help Is On The Way
By Jeremy Tiers, Director of Admissions Services As we hit mid-October, a lot of admissions leaders and counselors are struggling with two big problems as they work with this next class of students – a decrease in applications year/year, and low turnout for virtual events, college fairs, and …