As enrollment budgets get tighter and goals are set higher, college marketing to high school students has become the priority amongst many enrollment leaders. This group of students, also known as Generation Z, is
Recruitment & Enrollment, Thought Leadership
Embracing change has been a common theme in higher ed so far this year. Everybody’s talking about the work by a researcher out of Carleton College, who formulated the Higher Education Demand Index, or HEDI. In case you
Best Practices in Higher Ed, TargetX Company Updates, Edupreneur
This January, TargetX was announced as one of the first Salesforce HEDA Core Compatible Partners for 2018, and we’re excited to share this news with our clients, friends, and the higher education community. At
Retention & Student Success, Best Practices in Higher Ed
When I think about the pressures my colleagues in the Community College space are facing, my head starts to spin. The largest sector in higher education is composed of community colleges that serve undergraduate student
Recruitment & Enrollment, Admissions Marketing
In today’s world, earning a graduate degree or certificate is seen as the path to success and advancement. But graduate recruiting practices have not kept pace with the realities of who today’s graduate students are.
As we approach the 73rd National NACAC Conference, we wanted to help you prepare for the event! Here are a few things that you must do while you're in Boston for #NACAC17:
Benjamin Franklin once said, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” At TargetX, we know the importance of investing not just in our local communities, but in the power of education for our youth.
According to a recent study by the Harvard Center for Education Policy Research, 10-40% of college intending students fail to enroll in a university the fall after graduating high school — that’s almost half of enrolled
Thought Leadership, TargetX Summit
The second day of the 2017 TargetX Summit featured a Leadership Panel of higher education experts moderated by Scott Jaschik, the editor and CEO of Inside Higher Ed. The panel was entitled “Hell No to the Status Quo:
