“ has provided me with a one-stop-shop to see and monitor my student applications, but it also allows me to see what documents are missing. As a free tool, is creating space for both of sides of the desk to deepen our relationships.' We can easily and securely upload materials and track applications in the process.

In addition to seeing when our students apply, member colleges and universities answer the 'has my student taken the right steps to make sure their application is complete' question by providing us with the same checklist of materials seen on student portals. ''s functionality and user-friendly interface give new meaning to transparency. If you are not constantly learning and improving while you are using Slate, you are not doing it right.' We analyze every process, every internal user experience, and every external user experience to make sure that we are optimizing every part. Using Slate has completely changed the way I think and the way our team thinks. 'With Slate, your imagination is your limit. We are using it in unique ways to make it the one system that we use for everything, even for aspects of our office that are not prospective student-focused (such as tracking new hires and their training).'ĭavid Mariott, Ph.D., Oklahoma State University We have been able to build and integrate every aspect of our office into one system. “Slate has fundamentally changed our business practices. The Timeline & Interactions has empowered our front line staff to answer applicant questions with one phone call/email.” “Our office went from 100% paper to a 95% paperless eco-friendly and cost-saving admissions office. We are more efficient, we communicate better with students, and we have a much richer and more complete picture of how applicants interact with our office.” ET leading up to Super Bowl LVII in Glendale, Arizona.“From top to bottom, Slate has revolutionized the way we approach our work. “Big Game Bound” streams every Thursday at 12 p.m. The show will also have reports on the Giants-Ravens, Panthers-Rams and Cowboys-Eagles games, plus Jarrett Payton’s weekly picks.

WXIN’s Chris Hagan runs down the entire schedule on “Big Game Bound.” WIVB sports director Josh Reed joins Hagan to talk about Sunday’s highly-anticipated Bills vs Chiefs matchup. The action starts with the Commanders and Bears on Thursday Night Football and wraps up with an AFC West showdown between the Broncos and Chargers on Monday. This weekend is a 14-game slate with bye weeks beginning for teams.

The Bills (4-1) visit the Chiefs (4-1) in a rematch of last year’s divisional playoff matchup that some consider one of the greatest games in postseason history, while the Cowboys (4-1) travel to the Eagles (5-0), the last undefeated team. INDIANAPOLIS – Week 6 of the NFL schedule is highlighted by a pair of games featuring four of the top teams in the league.

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