The Undergraduate Enrollment Analytics Module is a cloud-based predictive analytics solution designed specifically for higher education institutions to optimize undergraduate student recruitment, conversion, and retention.
Built on AWS infrastructure, this SaaS solution helps enrollment and admissions teams make data-driven decisions that improve enrollment outcomes and student success rates.
Highlights
Recommended data-driven actions to improve Undergraduate enrollment outcomes
Self-Service Dashboards to visualise current and trending enrollment outcomes and student success rates
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This listing prices the Undergraduate Enrollment Success Module by unit. You buy a set number of modules under a contract. The first module carries one price, and each additional module you add carries a separate price. This two-part structure separates your initial module purchase from any modules beyond the first. Your total cost depends on how many modules you enroll. The module supports admissions and yield work, including scoring admitted students, building success profiles, and personalizing outreach through platforms you already use.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one module for billing purposes?
A module is one deployment of the Undergraduate Enrollment Success capability. You buy modules in units under a contract. The first module you purchase is billed at one rate. Each module you add beyond that first one is counted and billed separately.
How does the price differ between the first module and additional modules?
The two dimensions bill independently. The first module carries its own price. Every module beyond the first carries a separate per-unit price. Your total adds the first-module charge to the charge for each additional module you enroll.
What work does each module support once purchased?
Each module supports admissions and yield tasks. You get scoring for admitted students, success profiles built from your student data, and personalized outreach delivered through platforms you already use. These capabilities apply to undergraduate enrollment work.
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