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and colorful pamphlets. Think sex, skiing and rock 'n roll.
When it comes to recruiting students for college, admissions officials
are turning to increasingly outlandish stunts to get the attention of high
schoolers. Birthday cards, ski weekends and even reality TV shows are
being used by colleges and universities to get an edge.
Personal contact with students is in. Indiscriminate mass mailings are
out.
"Everybody's trying to do something that isn't the mundane,"
said Dan Kunzman, vice president of admissions at Doane College in Crete
in southeast Nebraska.
The marketing efforts are being driven, in part, by the standard issues
college rankings and involved parents. But schools in states including
Nebraska also are struggling to fill seats and deal with declining
enrollment.
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