Student Profiles: Changing the Way We Look at Prospects
Students, Programs and Growth, a Career
College Central Article
By Christoper Roswell
Career college enrollments are
skyrocketing. Enrollment at for-profit colleges is growing at an
estimated rate of 5 percent to 10 percent. As a result, for-profit
colleges are expected to reach about 14 percent market share in
less than 10 years (Barrons, August 2009).
There are a lot of prospects to reach,
and there is even more student information to manage. So, how does
a career college make the best possible use of data in order to
reach more prospects and better support students?
Career colleges are in a position to
differentiate themselves through their effective use of data. The
way they collect it, manage it and, most importantly, act on it can
make the difference in both their success and their students'
success.
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