Serve more students without adding headcount.
Every office is asking for more people just to keep up. Risely's agents take the repetitive work off every team's plate, so the staff you already have handle more students, more personally, without new hires. Your team approves every action, and the capacity you gain is visible across the institution.
One student
Cost to acquire
−$2,840
Cost to serve, year one
−$1,120
Net tuition, four years
+$58,400
Giving relationship
+$4,400
Lifetime value
~$62.8K
Return on cost
22×
There are four ways to serve more students without hiring. Risely's agents work all four at once.
You add capacity without adding headcount.
Risely's agents take the routine work off every team, so the staff you already fund carry more students without a new hire.
The cost to serve each student comes down.
When the same people handle a larger caseload, the salaried cost of a team spreads across more students, and each student still gets a personal answer.
A person on your team approves every action.
Nothing reaches a student until a staff member reviews it, so judgment and accountability stay with the people who own the outcome.
The capacity you gain is visible across the institution.
Every office reads the same student record, so the hours freed in one place show up everywhere you look.
Every office serves more with the same team.
One student's file crosses six offices on a single record. Each office picks up the work the last one finished, so the capacity freed in one place carries straight into the next. No new hire sits between them, and a staff member approves each step.
Every course evaluated against the catalog, the rule cited on each equivalency, one ambiguous syllabus routed with precedent attached.
writes → 42 credits articulated
The degree re-solved as a constraint problem against real sections in real terms. Her finish lands at five terms.
writes → five-term plan on the record
Cost of attendance re-run against the shorter path, the award re-priced to the degree she will actually walk.
writes → drafted award → counselor
The message her decision is waiting on, drafted: your credits counted, your finish date, your price.
writes → outreach approved → sent; her deposit posts
Her risk scored on every pass from the day she registers, the quiet signals watched before anyone has to ask.
writes → score readable by every office
A role shortlist seeded against the institution's own graduate outcomes, one more reason to hold through the fragile first term.
writes → role shortlist on the record
Six offices moved on one record, with zero handoff emails and three approvals.
The analysis your board will ask for.
Each is a model you can run on your own numbers.
Cost to serve, per student
Capacity returned to your teams
Net tuition held through the year
One record is why they work as one team.
Every system the campus already runs resolves into one prospect record.
One admitted biology transfer
Every agent reads the same record, and every approved action writes back.