Should I Stay or Should I Go?: The Future of U.S. News College Rankings
The U.S. News and World Report Rankings have, per current vernacular, lived rent free in the minds of college and university leaders since 1983. Better than rent free, actually, since…
The MARKETview Data Behind Early Decision
When a student applies in the Early Decision round, he/she is making a commitment to a college that, if admitted, he/she will withdraw applications from all other institutions and definitively…
A Real-Time Look at Catholic Institutions
With nearly 40 Catholic member institutions (and 120 institutions overall) in its dataset, MARKETview can provide a rich, comprehensive, point-in-time look at Catholic school performance this enrollment cycle. See how EC2023 Catholic applications are shaping up.
The Covid Class, Part 2: How the 2023 Applicant Pool is Building
In our second of the Covid Class blog series, we discuss how the past 3 pandemic-influenced years have changed applications within the enrollment cycle.
Celebrating 4 Years
Four years ago, MARKETview came to be – and today, we celebrate the partnerships and progress we’ve made since then.
Low-Income Students of Color: Applications Lagging Behind 2020
Through early October and November 2021, high application volume seemed to be the norm – and though it’s slowed in recent months, performance is still strong. According to MARKETview data,…
Common Application Influence Continues to Rise
The Common Application continues to gain share in overall volume. In mid-February 2020, 51.6 percent of total applications to all schools were submitted through the Common Application. Just two years…
Celebrating Three Years
If Covid didn’t have other plans, we’d be gathering in Cape Coral, Florida tonight at the College Board Colloquium to celebrate MARKETview’s 3rd birthday. It was exactly three years ago…
The Need For Faster Horses?
Here is a famous quote attributed to Henry Ford: “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” – Henry Ford There is scant evidence…