PREPARING FOR THE DROP: COMMUNITY COLLEGES ARE RETHINKING THEIR ENROLLMENT STRATEGY AS ADMISSIONS CLIFF LOOMS.

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Title:	PREPARING FOR THE DROP: COMMUNITY COLLEGES ARE RETHINKING THEIR ENROLLMENT STRATEGY AS ADMISSIONS CLIFF LOOMS.
Authors:	GUTH, DOUGLAS J.
Source:	Community College Journal. Jun/Jul2026, Vol. 96 Issue 6, p8-13. 6p.
Subject Terms:	Student recruitment, Outreach programs, Artificial intelligence, College campuses, Services for students, Community colleges
Abstract:	The article highlights recruitment strategies at several community colleges, including Bay College's early outreach to fifth graders, San Bernardino Valley College's campus-focused approach, and South Central College's use of artificial intelligence. Topics include early college exposure programs, campus beautification and student services investment; and the application of AI for academic advising and scheduling.
Database:	Education Research Complete

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Abstract:	The article highlights recruitment strategies at several community colleges, including Bay College's early outreach to fifth graders, San Bernardino Valley College's campus-focused approach, and South Central College's use of artificial intelligence. Topics include early college exposure programs, campus beautification and student services investment; and the application of AI for academic advising and scheduling.
ISSN:	10671803