EPISODE · Nov 15, 2024 · 1H 8M
Why Counselors Give Us Hugs at NACAC [Event Replay]
from Inside College Admissions · host Scoir, Inc.
In this webinar-turned-podcast, hear the experts talk about how Scoir's foundational work with high school counselors benefits the work of colleges, too. Liz McGonigle, Managed Subscriptions Engagement Strategist at Scoir, Chris White from High Tech High, and Sebastian Brown from the University of Oregon share how Visits, Matches, and Parent/Guardian Messages in Scoir seamlessly bridge the gap and solve shared challenges between high school and college, empowering students, college staff, and high school staff every step of the way.What You’ll Discover:The Scoir Love: Hear what counselors and admissions staff have to say about Scoir, and how it makes their jobs easierReal-World Applications: Learn actual ways colleges and high schools are using Scoir to support student success, right from your peersConnecting Communities: Learn how Scoir promotes collaboration among colleges, high schools, students, and parents/guardians throughout the college admissions processWhy Scoir is Different: Find out what sets Scoir apart from traditional college marketing approaches and college guidance systemsCheck out the blog post recap of this event or the replay on YouTube as well!Follow us on Instagram!Learn more about Scoir
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In this webinar-turned-podcast, hear the experts talk about how Scoir's foundational work with high school counselors benefits the work of colleges, too. Liz McGonigle, Managed Subscriptions Engagement Strategist at Scoir, Chris White from High Tech High, and Sebastian Brown from the University of Oregon share how Visits, Matches, and Parent/Guardian Messages in Scoir seamlessly bridge the gap and solve shared challenges between high school and college, empowering students, college staff, and...
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