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The District Marketing office and each college Marketing office use forms—also known as requests for information, or RFIs— for RFIs—for general student inquiries and targeted marketing campaigns and enrollment initiatives.
If you are not a member of your college’s Marketing department, you will need to contact your Marketing department or District Office Marketing to create new forms.
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🥇 Best Practices
Keep Forms Short and Simple
To encourage more submissions, ask for only the most necessary information upfront (e.g., name, email, program of interest).
Use Clear Labels and Instructions
Ensure that form fields have clear and concise labels so visitors know exactly what is required. Adding helper text can reduce confusion.
Optimize for Mobile
Make sure your forms are easy to fill out on mobile devices. This includes larger input fields, buttons, and a simple layout.
Reduce Required Fields
To lower the barriers to entry, only make essential fields mandatory, especially for student inquiries or event registrations.
Use Multi-Step Forms for Longer Processes
If more information is needed, consider breaking it down into multiple steps so visitors don’t feel overwhelmed.
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