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Give points and give points. Trustworthy. 2011/9/28 13:46:41

Admissions publicity has always been the focus of competition in various industries, and some institutions have adopted unscrupulous tricks in order to attract students and parents.

I once saw a kindergarten advertisement in which they advertised, "As long as you sign up, you can guarantee that your child will be able to learn English language, piano and swimming within a year." Such exaggerated propaganda not only praised Wu's teaching ability in kindergartens, but also caused unnecessary pressure and expectations on parents, which is really flattering.

Another time, I saw a middle school that was even more nonsensical in its propaganda when recruiting students. Their poster reads, "Sign up for a chance to win 5 million!" "This kind of propaganda tactic is clearly intended to take advantage of the greed of students and parents to attract registration.

Such admissions propaganda is not only unethical, but also has no credibility at all.

In addition, there are some institutions or schools that use false** or false data in their propaganda to attract students and parents. For example, in the brochure of a foreign university, they used a fake ** showing a campus building that was believed to be the university, but in fact the ** was copied from a university in another country. This false propaganda not only deceives students and parents, but also damages the credibility of the school.

Overall, unscrupulous admissions or promotional tactics not only lack integrity, but are also detrimental to building long-term relationships of trust. I hope that every institution or school can be honest and truthful in its message when it comes to publicity, so that students and parents can get real help.

While the term "improper" may have a derogatory connotation, some interesting, unique, or innovative approaches may attract more attention and interest when it comes to admissions guidelines and publicity. Here are some admissions guidelines and promotional strategies that might be considered "improper":

Note that while these strategies may seem "unscrupulous", they are all designed to appeal to students and parents

Here are some suggestions and examples:

1.Exaggerated slogans: Use exaggerated slogans to grab students' attention, such as "Our graduates are billionaires!"

Or "Join us and you'll be the next Zuckerberg!" ”。This approach may arouse curiosity among students, but it can also cast doubt on the credibility of the school.

2.Creativity and: Use humor and humor to showcase the school's facilities, faculty, and curriculum. For example, using a talking owl instead of the headmaster of the stove to promote the school's strengths, or showing the school's mascot acting out a funny scene in class.

3.Funny Campus Life Display: Tell interesting stories and anecdotes about what happened on campus to dismiss the atmosphere of the school in a humorous and witty way.

For example, you could describe how students hold a hilarious talent contest in their dorm room, or describe how a chef in the school cafeteria prepares a special "superhero" bento for students.

4.Fictional lessons and activities: Design lessons and activities that are very creative but don't actually exist to grab students' attention.

For example, you could design a course called "Aircraft Pilot Training" or create a club called "Time Travel Club".

It is important to note that while these "unorthodox" admissions guidelines and propaganda may spark interest in students, they may not be conducive to building a positive image of the school.

During admissions season, many colleges and educational institutions release their own admissions guidelines and promotional materials. Some admissions guides and collateral use humor, innovation, or compelling ways to engage students and parents. Here are some typical unscrupulous admissions guides and publicity:

1.Art-style admissions posters: Some schools use exaggerated illustrations and unique designs that combine the school's iconic architecture with humor to capture the attention of students and parents.

2.Movie-style admissions promotion: Some schools will imitate the form of a movie trailer and create a promotional video about the school's characteristics and strengths, so that students and parents can feel the unique atmosphere of the school.

3.Interactive Admissions Campaigns: Some schools will use social media platforms to launch interactive admissions campaigns for students and parents to engage and learn about the school's curriculum and activities.

4.Light-hearted and humorous admissions speeches: Some schools will introduce students and parents to the school's culture, curriculum and development prospects in a humorous and relaxed way, and relieve the tense atmosphere.

5.Internet Funny**: Some schools will make some Internet Funny** to show the daily life of the school and students' activities in a humorous and relaxed way, so as to attract the interest of students and parents.

It is important to note that these indecent admissions guidelines and promotional materials should be produced in accordance with school regulations and ethics to ensure the authenticity and accuracy of the content. At the same time, schools should combine humorous and innovative elements with practical educational quality to attract more outstanding students to apply for the examination.