Clients in the News
Hobsons is proud to recognize some of our more than 1,500 clients who were recently in the news.
Ohio Schools Enrollment Strategies Featured
Tiffin and Heidelburg universities, both located in Tiffin, Ohio, were recently featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education. Both universities, EMT Connect clients, have experienced continued enrollment success through their Hobsons powered recruitment efforts.
Read more about Tiffin and Heidelburg University's success...
Tiffin Successful Retention Strategies
Tiffin's innovative retention strategies were recently featured in the higher education publications Recruitment and Retention and Campus Technology. Both articles focus on Tiffin's success through the use of EMT Retain and the school's implementation of a three tiered approach to retention.
Check out more news on Tiffin's success with Hobsons Student Retention Solutions here.
EMT Chat University Schools Profiled Locally
Several Hobsons clients that are using EMT Chat University products were recently profiled in publications across the country.
- Indiana University Bloomington was recently highlighted for their use of EMT Group Chat to elevate their enrollment strategies. Read the article for more details.
- George Washington University highlighted its use of EMT Blogs to reach out to prospective students all over the world. Read more about George Washington University.
- Ohio University discussed the use of EMT Message Boards to reach prospective and current students. Read more about Ohio University.
Hobsons Clients Speak About Efficient Admissions Process
Columbia College Chicago and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, tell how their use of Hobsons EMT products has made their electronic admissions processes more efficient. Read the article on the University Business Web site.
University of San Francisco Making the Most of IT
Hobsons is proud to recognize the University of San Francisco, which was recently featured in the Greentree Gazette, profiling its efforts to strengthen connections with prospective students. Read the article on Greentree's Web site for more details.