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Wall Street Journal Story on Financial Aid
Jim Scannell was quoted in Ruth Simon's article, Colleges Cut Prices by…

Gear Up Now for Financial Aid Appeals
The April issue of University Business features an article from Bill Berg…


Recent Events

Best Practices in Financial Aid Strategy - Webinar
April through June 2013 we're offering a free monthly webinar providing…

Five Keys to Making the Case for Affordability - Webinar
Jim Scannell will present Five Keys to Making the Case for Affordability…


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Data Sharers and Data Hoarders - Monday Musings
Mary Piccioli and Bill Berg discuss the difference between higher ed professionals…

Client Case Studies, Results, & Outcomes - University of Pittsburgh

A state-related University System that includes diverse regional campuses and programs. Multiple projects were conducted to achieve differing enrollment goals.

 

The University of Pittsburgh has engaged Scannell & Kurz numerous times over the last decade.  The projects have ranged from comprehensive University-wide net tuition modeling and enrollment management, to specific analyses of student recruitment practices in individual units.  Scannell & Kurz has assisted the University at both the undergraduate and graduate levels in developing more effective enrollment management processes and in allocating financial aid more effectively to advance their academic, financial, and enrollment goals.


Results of Our Work Together

The discount rate at the Oakland campus dropped by 5.4 percentage points, while quality as measured by SAT increased by 15 points.  Total NTR for freshman enrollees has increased by over 63% from 2003 to 2006!


Client Feedback

“The models we have implemented with their guidance enable us to understand the complex relationship between scholarship awarding policy, enrollment management, academic quality, and net tuition revenue.  Their approach has become a fundamental strategic management tool.  In these engagements, Jim and Kathy have shown a remarkable understanding of a wide variety of institutional settings and have demonstrated sensitivity to the differences among units.”

- Dr. Robert F. Pack, Former Vice Provost