[BLC] [EXTERNAL] Recruitment Strategies?

[Oberhofer, Mary Jane]

Good question, Tanya.

I am pleased to share what we are doing down in Pierce county - three colleges, Clover Park, Pierce and TCC, have partnered to create a county-wide awareness campaign around BAS degrees.

Besides the wrapped buses (see attached pic), digital ads (including Spotify) are appearing and directing people to this landing page<https://253bachelorsdegrees.com/>

We are also covering our respective areas with printed posters.

We have noticed an uptick in our applications for Fall but really this is about building awareness for the long term.

~Mary Jane~

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Greetings all,

I hope you're all fabulous and enjoying your summer! I was wondering if you would be willing to share recruitment strategies to incresase enrollment that are working for you or that you are trying?

Warmest regards,



Tanya Powers, Ed.D.

Associate Dean for BAS and Workforce Pathways

tpowers at highline.edu<mailto:tpowers at highline.edu>

(206) 592-3662

(206) 592-3780 (FAX)

Book appointment here: https://tinyurl.com/48aycduw

https://www.highline.edu/what-we-offer/bas/
https://appliedbachelorsapp.highline.edu/


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