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At the University of South Carolina Aiken (USC Aiken), students don’t like the school’s chatbot – they love it! And staff does too.

Adjusting to university life can be overwhelming for many students. Administrators can help with these three suggestions for communicating more clearly.

Artificial intelligence. Machine learning. Chatbots. As a leader in higher education, it’s likely you’ve heard one or more of these buzzwords. But what do they really mean – and why do they matter?

AdmitHub’s Co-Founder and Chief Evangelist, Kirk Daulerio, tells his personal story of imposter syndrome in college, and now providing today’s students with a sense of belonging on campus through conversational AI.

Forward-thinking colleges and universities use text-messaging chatbots to remind students about helpful resources, schedule appointments with students that need support, and point students in the right direction when they mention a sensitive topic by alerting staff immediately.

Technology in higher education can be transformational to an institution’s long-term success. When considering a new solution for your campus, it’s crucial to follow the right steps and include the right people to ensure alignment and successful implementation.

School spirit is directly correlated to students’ sense of belonging in higher education. See the different ways that texting and AI can foster relationships and boost school spirit on campus.

Why do 40% of college students drop out before completing a degree? UCLA Professor David Kirp diagnoses the crisis and explains 5 ways to power student success with innovation–including the use of AI chatbots.

The 74 recently reported a whopping one-third of all college students at four-year institutions don’t earn a degree after six years, and the problem is even more apparent for low-income students. Need help scaling strategies that address this completion crisis? We have answers.

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