73 Liaison Testimonials

“Simple, easy and smooth. When people think about adopting a new system, they get scared, but with this, you probably have people on your campus that already know how to use it. We’re looking forward to growing the CAS and getting other biomed programs involved.”

“We have saved the equivalent of a full-time person through our adoption of these CAS systems. That’s a 1.0 that we didn’t lose that we were instead able to integrate into more quintessential admissions counseling.”

“I strongly recommend PSYCAS. In fact, we recently invited other schools from all over the Bay Area to speak with us about joining the service. This service is not about competition. We really want them to enjoy the same benefits we do. The broader adoption of this kind of application technology elevates our entire academic sector.”

"The TargetX Recruitment CRM has proved to be not only the enabler, but also the initiator, for us to make essential changes in our admissions office."

“You see these students with low GPAs who seem like they struggled in school but are successful, and then you see students with high GPAs who are struggling.”

"We understood the value of (TargetX) for our students, faculty, and staff. It was a way to improve communications and increase transparency at a time when the world was still adjusting to a new normal."

"Through the flexibility and power of TargetX, since implementation we’ve seen some of our conversion metrics hit all-time highs. TargetX is more than just a partner for our success, they’re a driving force behind the future of higher education technology."

“I also really like being able to customize so many different local status designations. Because we can create a unique category for each step of the application process, the CAS allows us to do a much better job of managing applications and tracking applicants. When it comes time for me to report up the chain, I don’t have to wonder who’s where. As long as we’ve been doing our work every day, all I need to do is look at the number of applicants in each status designation. It’s all right there.”

“EngineeringCAS gave us one central location for applicants to do everything a one-stop-shop. It helped us close the gap in the previous delay between students applying and getting any response from our admissions office. That really changed our pre-decision process. Our graduate advisors now have greater access to admissions documents pre-decision, and they’re able to play a more active role rather than waiting on the admissions office to gather this information. They are also now able to reach out to in-progress applicants. This has been a significant benefit to our advisors.”

“With ApplyTexas, no one is going to be applying unless they’re specifically interested in the schools that the platform serves. And ApplyTexas only works with Texas-based schools, so the increased exposure offered by Liaison was attractive.”

"NursingCAS, a centralized application system that helps nursing programs manage the application process more efficiently, is proving to be an important platform to help us achieve that goal."

"NursingCAS takes a huge administrative burden off the table and allows us to utilize our administrative staff more effectively in areas other than just admissions."

"Our dean was very interested in analytics and familiar with the positive results other Pitt programs were having, and she suggested we take a look at the solution. I’m glad we did."

"There is nobody else doing what liaison is doing right now in terms of their partnerships and marketing pieces. Working With Liaison is like having a combined enrollment and marketing department."

“It’s important to have clear and continuous communication with our potential applicants. Using ADEA PASS allows us to streamline our process. Our deadline is August 1st and we aim to have completed our initial assessment of applicants by August 24th or 25th. And at that point we can send them emails regarding our decision. I do not believe this would be possible if we were doing it through another mechanism. I think it would be a much more tedious process that wouldn’t allow us to communicate quite as quickly and as effectively.”