For today's college student, multi-tasking defines how they live. Generally it's common for the average college student to listen to music, communicate with peers on the Internet and watch television simultaneously. To make an impact, advertisers need to create a ubiquitous presence across multiple mediums. Both Online and Off.

Through our team's proven experience in recruiting, marketing, and interactive web programs, we have the resources to connect you to college-bound and college students. Our online and offline products reach them at home, school and online.

Let our team of industry professionals guide you through the planning and execution processes to create an impactful campaign.

• Social Media Campaigns
• Email marketing
• SMS Text messaging 
• Banner advertising
• Buzz Marketing
• Campus Newspapers 
• National College Newspapers
• Online campus newspapers 
• Alternative Newspapers
• Daily Newspapers 
• Campus radio
• Internet Radio
• Local radio 
• Campus TV 
• Network and Cable TV 
• Placement Manuals 
• Campus Ad stands
• Campus Postering
• Campus Flyers 
• National College Magazines 
• Events and Promotions
• International Campaigns
• And More

COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY EDUCATION STATS (USA):

• In fall 2009, a record 18.4 million students are expected to attend the nation’s 2-year and 4-year colleges and universities, an increase of about 3.1 million since fall 2000.

• Females are expected to comprise the majority of college students, numbering about 10.5 million compared to 7.9 million males in fall 2009.

• The majority of students will attend full-time (an estimated 11.4 million for fall 2009), about 7.0 million are expected to attend part-time.

• About 7.2 million students are expected to attend public 4-year institutions, 6.5 million will attend public 2-year institutions, about 4.4 million will attend private 4-year institutions, and 0.3 million will attend private 2-year colleges.

• The record college enrollments have been driven by both increases in the traditional college age population and rising enrollment rates. Between 2000 and 2008, the 18- to 24-year-old population rose from approximately 27.3 million to approximately 29.9 million.

• During the 2009−10 school year, colleges and universities are expected to award 741,000 associate’s degrees; 1,634,000 bachelor's degrees; 659,000 master's degrees; 94,400 first-professional degrees; and 60,400 doctor's degrees.