How cultivating fruitful and enduring relationships with recruiting agents can supercharge your enrollment efforts. For some admissions officers, the idea of working with agents is taboo. Everyone’s heard horror stories about unethical actors, and the notion of paying someone to

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It happened. A school you were referred to by your CS&A Placement Associate reached out and wants to schedule an interview with you. Right now, you’re probably: excitedenergizednervousanxiousoptimisticpessimisticrelievedand happy all at once. We see you. Interviews, and especially first interviews,

One marketing challenge independent schools face is how to attract new students and families to their school. Communities often can have more than one independent school for families to consider and schools are now utilizing social media more and more

Out of a mountain of despair, a stone of hope. Martin Luther King Jr   None of us is immune. Not from the virus, which rages on, reducing to ash thousands of lives each day. Not from the blindness to

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