Resources

Combatting declines in FAFSA submissions will be more difficult this year due to the outbreak of COVID-19. Learn more about this challenge in our blog.

You can use texting to keep your students informed about your institution's financial aid processes. Read our blog to learn four tips to text students about scholarships.

In the United States, one in three students will not complete college. Learn six of the main reasons why students drop out in the last blog of our retention series.

Scaling text campaigns works - if the right texting tool is used. Learn how Signal Vine helps higher ed staff send personalized messages at scale.

Each year, nearly $3 billion in federal grant awards go unclaimed. Learn how texting can be used to solve the question of how to increase FAFSA filings.

In the second blog of our college retention rates series, we discuss the characteristics of students who are most at risk of not completing a degree.

One in three students who enroll in postsecondary education never complete their degree. Find out why in this infographic.

Learn about the factors contributing to the student retention problem in the United States in part one of our retention blog series.

Texting students is an art form that is perfected through trial-and-error. Karen L. Serna, our partner from Austin Community College, discusses best practices for texting students and lessons learned since implementing Signal Vine.

Texting can open the door to a two-way conversation about work-study opportunities for students. Learn best practices in using Signal Vine for this outreach.

Financial aid texting works because it puts key financial aid information into the hands of students who need it. Learn Signal Vine's recommendations on financial aid texting, including when to deploy key messages throughout the academic year.