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Students are better switched-on to the marketing world than ever. With advertising being selected as the least influencing factor in their spending, young people are becoming more and more wise to generic advertising. Calling for marketeers to become more unique and personalised with their approach.
As open day season approaches, we turned to our community of over 10 million monthly users to understand students’ perceptions of these key conversion events, and how significant they are when deciding their next steps.
We surveyed a sample of over 1,000 students to understand their attitude towards university fee reform. This report shares key insights into the narrowing of provision, commercialisation of universities and student purchase rationale.
We surveyed over 1,100 respondents to understand student spending habits and give you a unique insight into what they purchase in preparation for university.
We surveyed over 1,100 respondents to understand student spending habits and give you a unique insight into what they purchase in preparation for university.
We surveyed over 1,100 respondents to understand student spending habits and give you a unique insight into what they purchase in preparation for university.
As open day season approaches, we turned to our community of over 10 million monthly users to understand students’ perceptions of these key conversion events, and how significant they are when deciding their next steps.
We surveyed over 1,000 students to explore their experiences of university advice in schools and colleges and understand what they wanted to be told before going through the decision-making process.
We surveyed over 1,000 students to understand their perceptions of university open days and how valuable they are in their decision-making process.
TSR has been working with Revolt Sexual Assault, a campaign that aims to give power back to students, to consult thousands of young people about their experiences of sexual assault and harassment while at university.
Revolt Sexual Assault was set up by a recent graduate, Hannah Price, as a national campaign to reveal the nature and extent of sexual violence occurring across UK university campuses. After experiencing it first hand, she realised many students needed a safe way to comfortably talk about what had happened to them.
Widening Participation (WP) students are three times more likely to be put off going to university due to the cost of university fees.
