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Tune In, Turn On: College Admissions in a Web 2.0 World
1. “Turn On, Tune In”: Web 2.0, Social Media and the College Admissions Process in 2010 and Beyond Chris D’Orso Assistant Director of Admissions, Stony Brook University @cdorso on Twitter www.theadmissionsblog.com
2. One of the most important things about your brand business restaurant store school campus… is your reputation. And what’s the easiest way to enhance – or damage – your reputation? WORD OF MOUTH.
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4. Students have been talking to each other about their college experiences – good and bad – forever. But now… you can listen! And participate! passive proactive “Turn On” “Tune In”
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7. There are lots of ways to “turn on” to what’s happening in the world around you:
15. MYTH:I don’t have the time/money/ resources/energy to handle all this by myself. FACT: It doesn’t have to be overwhelming… there’s quite a bit you can do to make it easier.
16. MYTH:The funnel – used for eons to help admissions deans craft their applicant pool and incoming class – is dead. FACT: Far from it; the funnel is just wider now... and at the same time, goes deeper into the enrollment cycle than we’ve ever seen it go before.
20. MYTH:Students should be careful what they put on their Facebook pages, because colleges are searching them when students apply. FACT: That would be impossible to do on a practical level. I have searched for a student online once in nine-plus years in admissions. However… the Web does stay with you for a long, long time.