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Kentucky will Double the Number of college graduates in the state by 2020.

Kentucky will Double the Number of college graduates in the state by 2020. THE GOAL. Raise high school graduation rates. Increase the number of GED graduates and transition more to college. Enroll more first-time students in KCTCS and transfer them to 4-year programs.

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Kentucky will Double the Number of college graduates in the state by 2020.

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  1. Kentucky will Double the Number of college graduates in the state by 2020. THE GOAL

  2. Raise high school graduation rates. Increase the number of GED graduates and transition more to college. Enroll more first-time students in KCTCS and transfer them to 4-year programs. Increase the number of Kentuckians going to and completing college. Attract college-educated workers to the state and create new jobs for them. THE FIVE STRATEGIES:

  3. Target audiences aligned with Double the Numbers strategies $800,000 from the 2006 Kentucky General Assembly to conduct a second phase of the Go Higher campaign More than $1 million in matching funds from campaign partners DOUBLE THE NUMBERS IN ACTION: THE 2006-08 COLLEGE ACCESS INITIATIVE

  4. The 2020 TARGET: Increase the number of adults in college 3.6 percent to 4.5 percent. The TARGET AUDIENCE: 500,000+ KY adults (25 & over) have some college, but no bachelor’s degree 233,000 KY adults (25 – 40) have attended Kentucky’s public institutions, and left without a bachelor’s degree. More than 11,000 of these students have 90+ credit hours. KENTUCKY’S ADULTS WITH SOME COLLEGE MARKET

  5. Production-oriented marketplace Mass production Compliant consumers Homogenous marketplace Business-to-consumer Reign of mass media Market segments MARKETING ORIENTATIONS 1950s 1980s 2000+ Industrial-agemarketing Information-agemarketing Consumer-driven, research based marketplace (data, data, data!) • Customized products & services • Informed consumers • Diverse marketplace • Customer-to-business • Personalization • Markets of one • Branding

  6. INTEGRATED MARKETING MODEL PROMOTION

  7. RESEARCH SUMMARY • 23 percent are “very likely” to re-enroll in the future, most within 2 – 3 years. Career reasons are primary driver. • The greatest barriers to entry are time and money, NOT the ability to fit in or do well in college. • Prospective adult learners want – • --financial aid programs for part-time students. • --college credit for work experience. • --accelerated degree programs. • --nursing, business and education programs. • --online programs and classes at night during the week. • Most overestimate the cost of attending a public university. • More than 91% have Internet access (80% home); 67% are online daily; 40% would first turn to the Web to find college information.

  8. Create awareness Drive change in the system Expand online information Development of marketing plan Project Graduate RESEARCH-DRIVEN OUTCOMES

  9. Modeled after University of New Mexico Collaborative effort-all public institutions participating * Council efforts Direct and fund research Provide creative Fund printing and distribution of outreach materials PROJECT GRADUATE

  10. Institutional Incentives Campus response teams Campus advocate to provide ‘high touch’ Reduced tuition or tuition assistance Quick admits Individual advising Free applications Degree summaries Evening office hours for student services Re-entry centers on campus PROJECT GRADUATE

  11. Outreach Efforts Initial personalized letter followed by two postcard www.projectgraduate.org Open houses / orientations Campus advocates for personal assistance Public service announcements PROJECTGRADUATE

  12. Development Partners Chief Academic Officers Enrollment Managers Public Relations Officers Continuing Education Officers Institutional Research Officers PROJECTGRADUATE

  13. Project Graduate Steering Committee Initial meeting May 18, 2007 Eight meetings throughout Summer & Fall Direction, Scope and Messaging Creative review PROJECTGRADUATE

  14. Steering Committee Outcomes Campus Action Plans Campus Advocates Target refinement Institutional incentives Policy concerns CPE’s role PROJECTGRADUATE

  15. Messages Career Transformation Get ahead in your career Change careers Finish what you started You can do it and we are here to help PROJECTGRADUATE

  16. Materials Letter template Postcard templates Central Web resource Rack card Broadcast media PROJECTGRADUATE

  17. Status Launched the initiative November 26, 2007 More than 300 students have already contacted institutions 40+ already enrolled (Spring & Summer ‘08) At least four students on-track to graduate in Spring ‘08 Most institutions have not officially begun outreach efforts Great media response PROJECTGRADUATE

  18. Next steps Marketing plan Involve independent institutions Evaluate our efforts Create URGENCY PROJECTGRADUATE

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