A sixteen year old three years out is not ready to be a lead. They will not book a tour, will not request a prospectus, and will bounce off a course page in nine seconds. UniLoop Imagine asks them something far more interesting than their email address — and by the time it asks for that, they want to give it.
Five questions that feel like a personality quiz, not an enquiry form. No sign-up, no email, nothing to lose. The dream meter fills as they go, so finishing feels like an achievement rather than an obligation.
A personal one-pager assembled at runtime from their answers: the degree that fits, the campus, a real student who took the same road, the career at the end of it. Shareable as an image, because sixteen year olds share things.
Now the form makes sense. A welcome letter in their name, a student card for their wallet, a timeline to their start date, a mentor, a scholarship check and an Open Day invitation.
Figures describe how the experience is designed, not measured results. Replace with your own once a pilot has run.
One self-contained build, reskinned to your colours, fonts, logo and crest. Deploys on your own subdomain or embeds in a landing page. It does not care what CMS you run.
Nothing is pre-baked. Degrees, campuses, mentors, scholarships and start dates are composed from the answers, so two students who pick differently get genuinely different pages.
Course and campus content comes from your source of truth. Completions, consent and answers go back to your CRM and marketing automation with the intent attached.
A landing page, a QR on a school visit banner, a link in a careers-adviser email, or a paid social destination. Same experience, same memory, no install.
No data is captured before the result. Comms opt-in is explicit and channel by channel, and the wording is written with your compliance team rather than around it.
Imagine, Open Day and Orientation share one engine and one visual system, and each edition carries buttons to the other two. One link finds the whole suite.
Open Day converts the ones who already found you. Orientation keeps the ones who enrolled. Imagine is the part most universities have nothing for at all: the two or three years when a student is forming an idea of who they might become, long before they will tell anyone about it.
Send us three degrees and a campus, and we will come back with this same experience running on your brand.
Twenty minutes, screen shared, your questions. We will bring a version running on your brand.
Demo form — nothing is sent and nothing is stored. In a live build this posts straight to your CRM.