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February SIS Reminders
As the second semester continues, use these tips to refresh yourself on FACTS SIS.
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Your 2021-22 Financial Aid Strategy
Megan Fangmeyer, product manager for FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment, recently hosted a webinar on how schools should refine their financial aid strategies for the upcoming school year. Megan has worked at FACTS for 11 years and spends most of
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November SIS Reminders
As we near the end of the semester, we’re highlighting some of the FACTS SIS resources available to help you be more effective in your role at school. HubHelp Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to FACTS SIS, the
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Becoming a Cashless Business Office
In March 2020, school business offices had their workflows and procedures well documented and communicated with families. But when COVID-19 hit, new processes had to be created and institutions needed to adapt quickly to meet student needs under a contactless
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The Partnership Between Leadership and Enrollment
Enrollment directors are responsible for bringing in the majority of revenue for our schools, but they aren’t always invited into leadership circles or involved in decision making. How would you characterize the relationship between enrollment and leadership at your school? Great? Getting there? Nonexistent? Unfortunately, sometimes leadership doesn’t fully understand that enrollment and marketing are
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Regain Control of Enrollment
Prepare for an unusual enrollment season by focusing on what’s in your control. Glean helpful tips from School Growth’s Enrollment Growth Plan webinar.
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Streamline Admissions Inquiries
In January 2020, FACTS doubled down on its commitment to school enrollment. We assembled a brand-new development team solely dedicated to streamlining your school’s entire admissions process into one central, easy-to-use system. Now the time has come to unveil our
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10 Tips to Market to Millennials
Millennials are many things — informal, technology-oriented, the scapegoat for grandparents’ societal rants. However you perceive millennials, their sheer number (they are America’s largest, living adult generation) means they are a key marketing audience for your school. The millennial cohort
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