Multi-lingual Campaigns Work: USjournal.com has been translating profiles for U.S. universities, colleges and English Language Programs for more than ten years. When we went online in 1996, the vast majority of all internet users spoke English as their native language. English speakers now represent only about a quarter of all online users.

How does that trend translate for international student recruiters? UniversityWorldNews.com provides an analysis: There is no question that the online presentation of information on a branded website with added interactive features that often include multi-language translations, video content and downloadable documents, instantly accessible and at minimal cost, is the first point of call in a student's decision-making process.

For information about our services, contact cheryl@USjournal.com or review USjournal.com/en/educators/sponsor.html

Fuss about Finance: Inside Higher Ed's recent survey of admissions directors revealed mounting pressure to recruit more full-pay students. International admissions colleagues must not only meet those on-campus demands, but must also comply with requirements for prospective students to prove sufficient funds.

FundsV significantly improves the efficiency and integrity of the funds verification process. We successfully launched our beta earlier this week, and continue to correspond with our Working Group, which was assembled at the request of SWIFT to ultimately develop global standards.

Contact cheryl@FundsV.com to schedule a demo.

Contact cheryl@USjournal.com to schedule a slot

• 3-5 Nov, NAFSA Region VIII Conference in Philadelphia
• 6-8 Nov, NAFSA Region X Conference in Bolton Landing, New York
• 5-7 Dec, ICEF Workshop in Miami

Also, look for our article Trends in Transparency in the upcoming issue of IIE Networker Magazine, published by the Institute of International Education.