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Gen Z comprises one of the most sought-after audiences in today's marketing landscape. We rarely scroll through LinkedIn or Twitter without coming across an article describing all the Image Masking ways this generation (born after 1999) is radically different from all previous generations. If Gen Z operates so differently from past generations, higher education institutions need to take those differences into account to better engage the Image Masking public. The differences between traditional higher education landscapes and more modern approaches go far beyond blackboards versus screen sharing or typewriters versus iPads.

The stark contrast between the traditional higher education landscape and the modern approach to technology-driven education is precisely what will grab (and keep) the attention of Image Masking incoming students as they buy a school to attend - if you know how to position it. Every institution of higher learning - whether it's a four-year university, a community college or a trade school - offers something unique to incoming Image Masking students, and rightly every establishment is proud of its unique offer. But is your institution promoting its offering in a way that resonates with incoming Gen Z students? Are you highlighting the good characteristics of your school or are you missing the mark? 5 Questions Gen Z Students Ask When Buying Colleges: Is it affordable?

Many millennials carry debt, much of which accrued while they were in school. Incoming Gen Z students have watched their older peers rack up — and struggle to repay — that debt and Image Masking worry about what rising tuition fees might mean for them. Continuing education directly after high school is no longer a given and the cost is a major reason for this. As a marketer, determining tuition is way outside of your job description. Instead, your challenge is to effectively communicate the value of your institution to prospective students. It may be Image Masking expensive to attend your school, but if students understand its value, they are more likely to accept the impending 10.5 years of student loans after graduation. Does it incorporate technology? Online courses allow non-traditional students - commuting students, home students, full-time