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Episode 80: Reimagining Student Success in Higher Ed: A Conversation on the Future of Financial Aid | The Enrollify Podcast
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March 25, 2021
Episode 80: Reimagining Student Success in Higher Ed: A Conversation on the Future of Financial Aid | The Enrollify Podcast

Reimagining Student Success in Higher Ed: A Conversation on the Future of Financial Aid

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About the Episode

Tune into an exciting conversation about the future of financial aid on this week's episode, featuring ideas and innovative insight from Amy Glynn, VP of Student Financial Success at CampusLogic.

Zach and Amy cover a lot of ground in this conversation - from the current student debt crisis to the communication strategies and tactics enrollment teams use to present aid awards, to how to think about the role financial aid counselors play in the admissions process and more!

Amy shares thoughts on how schools should shift from a model that prioritizes student financial success (and not just academic success) and offers a unique opinion on income share agreements and the role they play in higher ed.

This episode is brought to you by our friends at Squiz - a Student Experience Platform that offers a full suite of solutions developed exclusively for higher education.

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Seth Odell

Seth Odell is Founder and CEO of Kanahoma, the fastest growing digital marketing agency in higher education, and host of The Higher Ed Pulse.

Mallory Willsea

Mallory Willsea is a strategist and consultant working at the intersection of higher education.

Interviewee

Amy Glynn

Amy Glynn is CampusLogic's VP of Student Financial Success. She serves as a higher education advocate focused on eliminating the financial barriers that delay and derail college enrollment and completion. Amy is focused on helping colleges and universities deliver student financial success through automation, advising and analytics. Dedicated to improving staff efficiency and the student experience, Amy has spent her entire career optimizing the financial aid process while ensuring institutions maintain compliance with Federal Title IV regulations. A nationally renowned and sought-after speaker, Amy champions ideas that can help turn the tide for millions of students who drop out of higher education every year for reasons related to finances. Amy holds a BA in English Secondary Education from the College of St. Rose in Albany, NY and a Master of Science in Higher Education from Walden University.

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