number of college-age students is decling & what marketing measures should a school take to adjust to this tre
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Broaden the scope of the school to serve students who would not other go to college at all.
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In college, the math is much different.  There are basic classes, and specific classes.  Marketing will require Statistics.  My biggest nightmare and I'm good at Math.  I suggest you get a catalog from your university(s) of choice and check our the curriculum requirements.  Most universities and colleges have them posted online and you can see exactly what will be required.
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It will be diffuclt, but bonding with the professors might be easier then with the students.   Look around at differnet colleges, some will cater more to a older crowd.
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You may want to do research to answer this question. When you are done, consider publishing a booklet on the same for sale to other potential students. What constitutes a "top" college?\n(a) Student-professor ratio, broken down department-wise\n(b) Student grade distribution, department-wise in university exams\n(c) Number of journals subscribed to in the library\n(d) Number of library books\n(e) Amount spent/student each year on purchasing library books\n(f) Avenues for industry interaction\n(g) Lab facilities\n(h) Computer facilities\n(i) student accommodations and other facilities\n(j) Fees\n(k) Cost of living in the area of the college\n(l) Number of research scholars\n(m) Number of publications by faculty\n(n) Number of disciplines offered\n\nWhen you grade colleges by these measures and award points\nfor them accordingly, you may get your own top-ten list.
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Seems like you're a business freshman or sophomore.\n\nYou asked so many questions. Please be fair. Split the questions.
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well im in high school but heres my idea. advertise it to the whole school but talk to a few students you would think would really want to do it(book worms...) and let the kids choose a book but make sure its grade appropriate
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market analysis should include these numbers:\ntotal number of students in ur college,\ntotal number of lockers in ur college,\ntotal number of used and unused lockers in ur college,\ntotal number of potential students that would rent $65 a month,\nthe price of the locker rentals per month,\nlist down the benefits of using ur storage warehouse.\netc\netc
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you need to first identify who is your target market,\nsuch as age group,and many more variables, then you can establish a strategy to target that specific group,with\nwhat they identify with in correlation to your product.\nYou know this is very basic stuff, maybe you should hire a firm to help you along.
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Tell people that you care. I know that there are many students who get the impression that their wishes and opinions do not count and I believe that, put together, their number surpasses that of people who get together for a cause. That is the biggest problem, I believe, targeting such a wide array of people. The only way you can get their attention is to shock or to challenge them, depending on the type of person you are. If tou are a popular girl, then people can be amazed without condemning your actions, so you can get your friends together an invent a crazy dance on a song that just won't let you sit down, promise them the formation of a new club or diversification of the cafeteria menu, but make sure that you target as many types of people as you can. Being a popular figure, you could personally speak to students nobody pays too much attention to, and they will feel very happy and vote for you. In case you are not in the middle of everything, I suggest that you choose Saving Jane- Girl Next Door as a theme song and show people how close you actually are to them without them knowing it. And, no matter the type of person you are, you have to change something about yourself to get their attention, but within the limits of staying yourself.The change could be a piece of clothing that everybody will copy or a new hairstyle, but stay true to yourself with the promises you make. Best of luck!
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Stick with it & try not to hurt any of the younger set in your classes! I started college at 30 &, even then, found myself ready to throttle some of the kids in my classes. Personally, I found the difference in maturity to be the hardest thing to deal with when attending college at an older age :)\n\nGood luck!
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Ask what YOU want to know. Try to ask stuff that you cannot find on the college's site or brochures. Asking some of the college students themselves is a lot of times more rewarding than whoever is leading the tour or session.\n\nA good question is:\nIf there was one thing you would change about this college, what would it be and why?
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Sorry I can only suggest try going to google and put a few words in reference to your question, to narrow down the 1000's of respondents, add or change wording to narrow down to see something that you may want to work with or through...\n\nLike by School Name then Years... Or mabey if you knew a friend that may remember???\n\nGood Luck!
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First of all, learn to use your spell checker.\n\n1.  Find a product that you want to sell.\n\n2.  Think of its properties (smells good, tastes good, looks good, etc.)\n\n3.  Think of your target audience (your classmates, your teacher, your parents, etc.)\n\n4.  Think of some commercials that you like and adapt them to your own.\n\n5.  Ask your teacher for some help.
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get alot of applications make sure they are animal lovers and a good question to ask college students if they pay for there own tution... if so they will probably be hard workers
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Check out Campus-Clients.com http://www.campus-clients.com/ as they market to college students. They may be able to help you get advertisers for your website\n\nAlso this website http://www.newagemarketing-univ.com/overview.html
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There are many people 30+ only beginning their undergraduate education.  It is not too late for you.
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Day by day attraction towards professional courses are increasing.  Likewise the fee structure of the colleges are also in a steep increasing trend.  I think studying thro' colleges will disappear in the next ten years as computer and net educations are growing fastly.