Large-scale nudging doesn't affect college choice, study finds (Education Dive)
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"Giving high school students more information about the college application process largely yields no changes in which type of postsecondary institution they enroll, according to a large-scale study funded by the College Board."—Source: Education Dive
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Article continues belowFor digital nudging to be effective, it needs to happen at-scale, used as a reminder tool for enrolled or accepted students. For prospective students who are less invested in a specific institution, nudging can fall flat.
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