Student-to-student marketing is the future

You share the facts. It's time to let your students share the experience. Unibuddy is reimagining how higher ed does recruitment.

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Prospective student expectations have evolved—dramatically

Authenticity

Build trust by sharing authentic student voices and connecting your prospects with ambassadors

Unibuddy sample conversation between a lecturer and professor at Wilton University about courses and teaching style

Personalization

Deliver the content and connections they want to build their confidence in their decision and your institution

increase in yield

St. John's University

deposit rate

USC Viterbi

more likely to enroll

NYU Tandon

Increase applications and improve yield

Our platform boosts enrollment by building trust and confidence through scalable peer-to-peer & community engagement. It generates connection—and unique, real-time insights to help higher ed understand student behavior and optimize their strategy.

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See why higher ed institutions love Unibuddy

Unibuddy is one of the strategic tools we employ to support students in their enrollment journey, and it is by far the most impactful in our toolkit. When I measure engagement in our CRM Slate, prospective students spend more time interacting with our ambassadors than any other channel or activity we offer.

“Conversation insights are a critically important part of using Unibuddy. We’re able to read what questions are being asked and what concerns our prospects have — and translate this into our marketing efforts.”

“We know that peer influence is such an important part of our prospective students’ higher ed choice. Giving them the opportunity to chat with our current students through Unibuddy has given confidence and a sense of belonging.”

“Our current student ambassadors get to share their personal experiences and give advice to prospective students. Our conversion rates are now significantly higher after students have communicated with an ambassador or staff on Unibuddy.”