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"We all talk about improving our college's retention and transition programs
for students and parents. We know it's importants, but with all our other daily
responsibilities, it keeps getting put on the back burner. Finally, someone has
put it all together for us! DORMtours is the perfect college retention and transition
tool. They do all the work. All we have to do is sign up!"
Imagine if all your accepted freshmen could reach out and touch your
University -- virtually, of course -- 24-hours-a-day on the Web. Imagine if
someone else would do all the work for you to produce a custom
CD-ROM with virtual tours of your freshmen
residence halls and all kinds of other cool and innovative tools to ease
freshmen's transition to campus life. What if they actually even
provided you with enough of these amazing e-cards to send to all your
accepted freshmen with your traditional acceptance materials! Now, imagine
if that powerful retention tool was available to you, right now,
with someone else paying for the professional photography sessions, travel, production and administration!
Are you ready for DORMtours?
DORMtours can help you recruit and retain your accepted freshmen by providing
information, advice and virtual tours of your freshmen dorms in a
user-friendly format. For the students, DORMtours is cool, funky and
fun. For your school, it will complete your existing "recruitment funnel"
that normally includes campus visits, special events and telemarketing.
The truth is that DORMtours can help you ease parental anxiety and
create an abundance of goodwill. Already, dozens of universities have
realized the benefits of DORMtours. Shouldn’t your school be among them?
Let DORMtours help you:
- Showcase your university to accepted and potential students who can’t visit
in person or don't remember details of their visit.
- Enable students to see 360-degree virtual tours of your freshmen dorms.
- Provide expert "Transition Tips" helpful to incoming freshmen.
- Showcase campus and area maps.
- Create added value as part of your recruitment, acceptance, and enrollment information
Best of all, DORMtours is available to you right now for a nominal one-time set up!
Click here for a Power Point document of Network Benefits. We handle everything
for you!
Browse our web site and feel free to call us @ (877) 467-9301 or e-mail us @
universitydevelopment@dormtours.net
any time with any questions you may
have. Our University Development team has years of experience
in college admissions, residence life and recruitment, just like you. We
understand your needs and concerns. Allow us to share our excitement
about DORMtours with you.
We will:
- Arrange for one of our professional photographers to travel to your campus and
film the necessary footage for your 360-degree virtual DORMtours. FREE
- Provide and administer a venue for you to showcase how great your school is for incoming
freshmen. FREE
- Produce all content for your custom website pages and CD-ROMS. FREE
- Oversee sponsorship, manufacturing and delivery of your CD-ROMS. FREE
- Make available transition tools to your accepted freshman and their parents that they will love
and appreciate. FREE
- Create and support a virtual community that will help your incoming
freshmen and their parents feel right at home - easing the transition to
campus life. FREE
Let DORMtours complete your recruitment funnel. Click here for NACAC
information on the importance of recruitment funnels.
Source: The Journal of College Admission Number 169 Fall 2000
"Building an Effective Recruitment Funnel" By Robert A. Sevier, PhD.
Other Resources:
Integrated Marketing for Colleges, Universities and Schools (1998) By
Robert A. Sevier
Brand Leadership (2000) By David A. Aaker and Erich Joachimsthaler
New York: The Free Press
Integrated Marketing Communication: A Practical Guide to Developing
Comprehensive Communication Strategies By Robert A sevier and Robert
E Johnson (1999) Washington DC: CASE Books
Going to College:How Social, Economic and Educaitonal Factors
Influence the Decision Students Make (1990) by Don Hossler et al New
York: The College Board
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