Graduate School Leaders Discuss Impact of Online Orientation
Online Orientation Improves Melt Rate and Student Preparedness
George Mason University and the University of North Georgia
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Depending on their program of study, most graduate students begin their educational journey differently, with information from many sources.
More graduate school leaders are choosing Advantage Orientation® to provide consistent, foundational messages from a central digital source in a more convenient and engaging way.
The returns are measurable.
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Online Orientation Results
- Year-to-year comparison shows an 11% reduction in melt rate, demonstrating strong return on investment.
- Students applaud the convenience and rate their readiness to attend as high.
- The total onboarding process is streamlined, freeing program directors to focus on the details specific to their departments.
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- Learn from these graduate school leaders:
- Laurence Bray, Ph.D., Sr. Assoc. Provost for Graduate Education, Assoc. Professor in Bioengineering, President, VA Council for Graduate Schools, George Mason University
- Troy Terry, Ph.D., Dean of Graduate Studies, Assoc. Professor of Education, University of North Georgia
- Explore the strategies and decisions behind the development of each online orientation.
- Preview two Graduate Student online orientation platforms like a student, then examine platform-generated data and survey responses
- Discover a versatile and expandable orientation solution applicable to any onboarding or engagement strategies. Their stories are models you can follow!
