New York Chiropractic College's Web site is now available on all mobile devices. The recent launch culminates a yearlong project that enables the college to optimize customer service and allow prospective students to request information, connect with an admissions counselor and apply online. Additionally, applicants can now check the status of their admissions or financial aid files in real time.
Changes not only benefit applicants, however. Current students can now check their grades, communicate with faculty and review their course schedules. Alumni can access continuing-education information, update contact information, and register for the annual homecoming event.
Michael Lynch, director of admissions, said of the new application, "With the new mobile site, we can communicate with people in an environment where they spend most of their time. Things are moving so quickly - even e-mail is becoming outdated!"
Active for less than a month, the site has already logged 1,000 unique visitors. NYCC's new mobile site can be accessed at http://m.nycc.edu through a mobile device or by scanning the QR reader on NYCC print ads. The NYCC Web site www.nycc.edu on mobile devices also automatically redirects to the mobile Web site.
Source: New York Chiropractic College
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