University Marketing and Enrollment Planning Updates
Find out what the Division of University Marketing and Enrollment Planning accomplished during the 2022 recruitment cycle, what it's up to this fall and how you can help.
Find out what the Division of University Marketing and Enrollment Planning accomplished during the 2022 recruitment cycle, what it's up to this fall and how you can help.
A recent brand study found that the College of Charleston is defined by its originality. Here's how faculty and staff can stay on message.
The Division of University Marketing and Enrollment Planning is holding virtual presentations for faculty and staff on Tuesday, April 19, to discuss the results of the College of Charleston brand study and the next steps in the College's brand messaging.
Freshman applications to the College of Charleston increased by 12% for the fall 2022 semester, with more minority applicants, too.
It’s likely that you will see more prospective students visiting campus in the next few months. This is a wonderful opportunity for us all to showcase the friendly, helpful atmosphere that is a hallmark of the College of Charleston experience.
Here are five essential ways faculty and staff can – and should – use the College’s brand identity to make their marketing materials work for them, their audiences and the College as a whole.
Using a mix of learning modalities, safety procedures, town halls and coordinated teamwork, the College of Charleston emerged from the pandemic stronger than ever.
The College has extended its test-optional policy for freshmen who apply for admission for fall 2022 and fall 2023, which means high school students may apply to CofC without submitting SAT or ACT scores.
Students who are applying for admission to the College of Charleston for fall 2021 can choose to have their application evaluated without SAT or ACT scores.