Discover how Freedom's automation tools free up admissions officers to focus on student engagement and strategic initiatives.

Transcript processing can be complex and time-consuming, but following a few tips and strategies can help!

The role of higher education admissions officers is essential to shaping the student body and ensuring that the institution attracts,...

In today's fast-paced world, responding quickly to student applications is essential for Higher Education institutions.

High school transcripts in particular can present unique challenges for admissions offices. Shamrock's Freedom software is here to get high

Freedom is an advanced OCR technology platform that streamlines the processing of all incoming transcripts for Higher Ed institutions.

To remain competitive, Higher Education institutions must be more proactive in their efforts to attract and admit quality students.

Processing high school transcripts can be a daunting and challenging task for higher education institutions!

In today’s increasingly competitive Higher Education landscape, institutions are facing a myriad of challenges including disengaged...

Important points of consideration as your institution seeks to elevate your students, staff, and faculty experience to the cloud!

The National Student Clearinghouse has reported that fewer students are transferring than in previous years (nearly an 8.4% decline in...

As we discussed in our recent webinar, a Financial Aid process driven by intelligent automation will drastically improve your staff’s...

Now more than ever, Higher Education institutions are faced with a rapidly changing environment that constantly requires adjustment to...

The complexities of today’s Higher-Ed landscape go beyond paperless operation. As an institution for higher learning, you need access key...

The modern landscape of intelligent automation offers many tools and solutions that can fit a variety of use cases in Higher-Ed.

According to new numbers out from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center there were nearly 250,000 fewer students enrolled in...