Prospective Student Community Software
Give admitted and prospective students a moderated place to ask questions
Create cohort spaces where prospects can meet trained student ambassadors, ask about campus life, and hear from current students throughout the enrollment process.
A moderated community led by current students
CampusThreads gives each cohort a familiar place to ask questions and meet student ambassadors. Your school sets the rules, assigns ambassadors, reviews activity, and keeps the community connected to the rest of the ambassador program.
Moderation controls
Set community rules, review flagged activity, and give staff a clear path for follow-up.
Community activity
Bring topics and participation into your dashboard so the enrollment team can see what students are asking.
Ambassador-led prompts
Let assigned ambassadors start useful discussions based on the cohort, season, and questions they hear.
Where community fits
A community gives admitted and prospective students another place to learn about the school between visits, events, and direct conversations.
Build a prospect community with current students
Prospective students can ask current students about classes, housing, clubs, food, work, and the routines that shape campus life. Assigned ambassadors can answer from their own experience.
Community Engagement
Assigned ambassadors can start discussions that fit the cohort and point in the enrollment cycle.
Retention Strategies
Prospective students who feel connected to a community are less likely to drop off during the recruitment process.
Moderation You Can Trust
Moderation controls help staff review flagged activity and apply the school’s community rules.
Community Engagement
Assigned ambassadors can start discussions that fit the cohort and point in the enrollment cycle.
Retention Strategies
Prospective students who feel connected to a community are less likely to drop off during the recruitment process.
Moderation You Can Trust
Moderation controls help staff review flagged activity and apply the school’s community rules.
Community for admitted and prospective students
Your school’s unique culture is one of its biggest selling points. CampusThreads helps prospects learn about that culture through conversations with students who already know it.
Connect each community to the ambassadors, preparation, and enrollment work already managed in CampusThreads.
Give each cohort a place to keep asking questions
Questions about prospective student communities
What makes Discord a good choice for creating a prospect student community?
Discord is an ideal platform for building a prospect student community because it offers real-time communication, organized channels for different topics, and a familiar, engaging space for students to connect. With voice, video, and text options, prospects can interact in the way that feels most comfortable to them. Additionally, Discord is already a widely used platform among younger generations, meaning most prospective students likely have the app installed on their phones and use it regularly for other communities. This makes it easy for them to join your school’s server, directly integrating it into their existing Discord experience. By simply adding your school’s server to their account, they can start engaging with other prospects, ambassadors, and school personnel right away, without having to learn a new platform or download additional apps.
Do I have to already have an operating discord server to use CampusThreads Community?
No, you don’t need a pre-existing Discord server to take advantage of CampusThreads Community. If your school does not already have a server, our AI will automatically create and set up a fully functional server for you – using your branding, school guidelines, and other resources you upload as the foundation for how the server will be moderated and sustained. This ensures a connected and hassle-free setup, allowing you to start engaging prospective students right away.
How does CampusThreads Community help with defeating summer melt?
Summer melt occurs when accepted students lose interest or reconsider their decision before enrolling. CampusThreads Community combats this by keeping prospective students engaged throughout the summer. The platform provides a dedicated space where they can interact with other admitted students, ask questions, and begin forming friendships before stepping on campus. By fostering early connections and providing a sense of belonging, CampusThreads helps students envision their future at your institution, increasing excitement and commitment to enrollment. Additionally, the community serves as a hub for sharing important campus information, making new students feel more prepared and confident about their transition.