In the popular imagination, admissions is about selection. But for many colleges, it’s really about recruitment. Most of the work involves encouraging potential students to apply, and admitted ones to enroll. To illustrate how that works, the University of Evansville, a private institution in Indiana, shared the numbers of potential students it connected with at each stage of the admissions process that brought in its 2014 freshman class.
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