From NPR · · 40s
College admissions offices soften their approach
Facing fewer applicants, colleges are making their admissions process warmer and less formal to attract students.
In brief
Facing fewer applicants, colleges are making their admissions process warmer and less formal to attract students. Colleges are making admissions offices friendlier and less intimidating as student numbers decline. Originally reported by NPR.
Fewer students prompt change
With student numbers declining, college admissions offices are redesigning how they present themselves to prospective applicants.
Making admissions friendlier
Colleges are making their admissions offices warmer and less intimidating to attract the smaller pool of students available.
A shift in strategy
The change reflects colleges competing harder for applicants by removing barriers and creating a more welcoming environment for prospective students.
What to remember
Colleges are making admissions offices friendlier and less intimidating as student numbers decline.
