With so many options for incoming college students, and an increasingly-easy application process, how do you stand out from the competition? Capture the eyeballs, and information, of your prospective students with an engaging, always-on digital assistant.
Students who engage with a digital assistant are more likely to submit an application and a deposit, and more likely to be on your campus in the fall. Start conversations with prospective students automatically on your website and continue those conversations seamlessly via text.
Gen Z students much prefer text and chat over phone calls or even email. With shortening attention spans, “normal business hours” do not apply anymore. Students are looking for immediate answers and are not willing to wait for an answer.
Only AtlasRTX digital assistants can speak fluently in over 100 languages, automatically. Your admissions team can chat live with prospective students around the world with real-time language translation.
Students often apply to between 3 and 8 schools. Chances are if they were accepted into your institution, they also were accepted into others. Automation helps combat summer melt and counteract the decreased resources available to admissions departments.
Once they've been admitted, students don't hear much from your institution. With a digital assistant, you can stay in constant contact via text, a communications channel preferred over all others.
By using automated text messages, you can keep students informed about their upcoming first semester. Encourage them to sign up for student groups, tell them about life on campus, and prepare them for their first day.
Only AtlasRTX digital assistants offer an automated, consistent and trustworthy way to communicate with students during pandemics, when information is changing rapidly and staff is limited.
Academic counselors and advisors are essential to institutions achieving their retention and graduation goals. At many institutions, the ratio of students to advisors exceeds 350 to 1. Providing an automated, AI-powered tool to answer the majority of student questions helps free up your staff for higher level activities.
Many students due to work and family obligations simply can’t come to campus during standard business hours and are thus cut off from student services which jeopardizes their academic progress. Our digital assistants are available 24x7, speak 100+ languages, and integrate into your SIS.
An AtlasRTX digital assistant can open up access to student services for “non-traditional” students, helps them with their academic progress, creates an environment where it’s safe and comfortable to ask sensitive questions, and speaks in the student’s chosen language.
Attending a college or university can be mentally difficult, even before COVID-19. With uncertainty around virtual or in-person classes, mask mandates, and changing rules, student mental health is critical to their success. Keep tabs on your students automatically via text message with an AtlasRTX digital assistant.
Working students are not able to seek help from counselors or administrators during "normal business hours". A digital assistant levels the playing field, providing equal access to information 24x7 to keep students engaged and in school.
Your human staff is rarely bilingual, let alone fluent in 100+ languages. For international and ESL students, language is a devastating barrier. AtlasRTX digital assistants remove this barrier, automatically translating conversations into the student's preferred language.
Often, students from diverse backgrounds are dissuaded from reaching out for fear of judgement — whether that’s uncomfortable financial discussions or personal questions about why they are missing school deadlines. Digital assistants allow students to get the answers they need without explanations or reluctance.
AI-powered digital assistants provide engaging, empowering, and effective experiences that help foster relationships and drive inclusivity. As they continue to evolve through optimization by human experts, these digital assistants can remember students regardless of platform and even greet them by name, nurturing success for all students.