The document discusses CollegeWithFriends, a mobile social network and hub for college search. It aims to solve problems with the current college recruitment process, which is costly for colleges and challenging for students. The network allows students to document their college search and share with others, while colleges can directly connect with prospective students. It plans to acquire users, mine user data like college lists, and monetize the data by providing leads to colleges. It has already seen early user growth, and believes that once it reaches a critical mass of students, colleges will pay to access them given the billions already spent on recruitment annually. The key is now execution to realize this vision.
6. Colleges collectively spend an
estimated $13B annually on costs
associated with college recruitment.
*Data taken from NACAC 2011 State of College Admission report
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7. Students are faced with
higher levels of competition, ever
increasing tuition costs, & an average
student-to-counselor ratio of .
*Data taken from NACAC 2011 State of College Admission report
460:1
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9. Provide students with a better
way to search for a college...
Colleges with a better way
to find students.
&
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10. Create a mobile hub
for college search so...
Students can easily
document & share their
college search experience.
Colleges can network &
build relationships directly
with prospective students.
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12. The plan for making $$$
Step 1.
Step 2.
Step 3.
Acquire Users
Mine Users For Data
MonetizeThe Data
(Students)
(College Lists)
(Leads to colleges)
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14. Students are already
joining in.
The launch of our beta app saw
user growth of roughly 25 per day.
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15. The key
to getting
colleges is
critical mass.
Reach a critical mass (10K)
of students, and colleges
will pay to access those
students. $13Billion being
spent annually proves this.
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16. Its all lined up.
Now its time to execute.
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