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Monitoring
Throughout yield season, Hardwick-Day can monitor awards, enrollment, and net revenue, providing bi-weekly reporting for the fall entering class. These reports allow clients to track the admitted student cohort, deposits, projected expenditures, and net tuition revenue throughout the enrollment cycle. They help admissions and financial aid managers detect discrepancies between policy and practice, and alert them to changes in the admitted student population that could result in unexpected enrollment or revenue outcomes. The early warnings provided by these reports can enable mid-course corrections to avert the undesirable outcomes of a smaller or larger than desired class, or a more heavily discounted class than expected.
