Stop Applying to 'Seller' Schools. Hunt 'Buyers'.

Your career strategy identifies 'growth' markets. Your college strategy should identify 'Buyer' institutions.

Professionals meticulously analyze market dynamics and growth opportunities in their careers. Yet, when approaching college selection, many default to prestige ('Seller' schools) rather than strategically identifying 'Buyer' institutions that offer significant financial advantage through merit aid. This is a missed opportunity.

Here’s how to apply strategic thinking to college selection:

Differentiate 'Sellers' vs. 'Buyers': Recognize that not all high-quality schools approach student acquisition and aid with the same strategy.
Target 'Buyer' institutions: Focus on high-quality schools actively seeking to 'buy' top-performing students with substantial merit scholarships.
Shift to offense: Proactively secure significant discounts by aligning with institutions whose strategic goals match your student's profile.

Strategically hunt for merit scholarships.

Watch the full podcast episode for more details: https://youtu.be/5XCbtxW3O3U

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