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The most valuable thing you’ll learn this week.

Students should not have to dig across dozens of pages just to compare college programs.

When they do, strong programs get missed.

A better directory makes programs easier to find, easier to compare, and easier to trust.

Join us March 24 for How to Transform Your Academic Program Directory for Students and Staff.

Should your be the place students go to explore career pathways and compare programs in your field?

It should.

Too often, academic program directories are harder to use than third-party sites, and the yearly update cycle becomes a fire drill for staff.

Join us on March 24 for our webinar, How to Transform Your Academic Programs Directory for Students (and Your Staff!).

We will cover:
How to improve the student journey
How to make program information easier to compare
How to reduce staff burden during the annual update cycle
How to compete more effectively with outside sites

Hi, it’s Tony with Milieu. I'm hosting a webinar this month, "How to Transform Your Academic Programs Directory for Students (and Your Staff!)"How to Transform Your Academic Programs Directory for Students (and Your Staff!)

Is your academic program directory helping students compare programs and build a shortlist before they apply, or is it just functioning as a list?

1. Do you maintain a list of college programs, accredited or otherwise, and publish admissions requirements that students rely on?

2. Do students have an easy way to compare programs and build a shortlist on your site before they enter an (centralized) application process?

3. Are third-party sites starting to feel like the default place students go to research careers and programs in your field?

4. Do you have a clear, modern path for reaching middle and high school students with credible career exploration tied to your association’s programs and standards?

5. Does annual collection of submissions across dozens or hundreds of institutions feel like a fire drill each year?

In our , "How to Transform Your Academic Programs Directory for Students (and Your Staff!)", we will explore how associations can create a better student journey, reduce the annual fire drill of data collection, and respond to the growing influence of third-party sites in career and program research.