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ADVERTISING OPTIONS

 

Colleges have traditionally relied on transfer students as an integral part of their student population. Admissions directors actively pursue transfer students to maintain their school’s enrollment. How does a college attract transfer students?

 

For more than thirty years, students earning an associate degree have used College Transfer Guide in their search for the right four-year college. The Guide is a comprehensive directory of colleges and universities that offer bachelor’s programs, making it the most frequently used directory on two-year public and private college campuses today.

 

Why Advertise?

Many students who graduate with an associate degree begin thinking about continuing their college education during their second year. At that time, students receive their own copy of College Transfer Guide to start their search for a four-year college. Advertising in the Guide is one of the most efficient ways an admissions director can inform two-year college students about the programs their school offers.

 

Qualified Circulation

All copies of College Transfer Guide are requested in advance by two-year colleges and sufficient copies are supplied so that transferring students can be given their own copy. A limited supply of copies are also distributed to high school guidance offices for students looking to transfer to a new four-year college.

DISPLAY ADS

 

Display ads are a great way to get your message across to potential students. 4 color or black & white ads can attract students to your website, programs, special features and phone number.

BUSINESS REPLY POSTCARDS

Sponsor Postcards are a great way to acheive direct response from potential students. Students enjoy the convenience of the postcards.

EXPANDED LISTINGS

 

Sponsor schools receive expanded listing information to enhance their presence and detail specific programs and features of their school.

FEATURED SCHOOLS SECTION

 

Sponsor schools receive a 275 word profile with their school logo in a featured section of College Transfer Guide. 

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