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5 Entrepreneurial Strategies Universities Can Use to Boost Enrollment

Is your small, private college suffering from low enrollment? If you are the President or VP of Enrollment at a small college, non-profit or traditional university, now may be the right time to make some entrepreneurial changes to your offerings.

Students Over Profit: The Entrepreneurial Approach to Education

Can your institution be entrepreneurial and put students over profit at the same time?

When a company offers exceptional customer service and high-quality products that are cost-effective, it will reap a profit. Consumers desire and seek out such businesses, so why wouldn’t an educational institution offer the same for today’s students?

Relearnit Welcomes First Senior Vice President of Marketing and Student Engagement

Jacques Rojahn joins Relearnit with extensive experience marketing and recruiting for online degree programs (St. Louis, MO) — October 19, 2020 — Relearnit, the online program management firm, has named Jacques Rojahn senior vice president of marketing and student...

St. Francis College Launches First Online Degree Program: Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Movement Science

St. Francis College Launches First Online Degree Program: Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Movement Science Developed in partnership with Relearnit.

Relearnit Partners with Concordia University, St. Paul to Launch Ed.D. in Kinesiology

The online program prepares doctoral candidates for academic, leadership and clinical roles in health-related disciplines (St. Louis, MO and St. Paul, MN) — Relearnit, the online program management firm, has partnered with Concordia University, St. Paul (CSP), to...

THE RELEARNIT CONTINUUM

We’re here for students every step of the way, and we call this the “Relearnit Continuum.” From a student’s initial interest in a program, through the registration and admission process, through all the coursework and on to graduation and beyond, Relearnit surrounds each student with support, guidance and encouragement. And that spells success for both the institution as well as the student.