From 31% Mis-Enrollment to 4% — In 3 Years
How G-CIM's Cognitive Readiness Data Transformed Enrollment Integrity at G-CIM University
Sandra Ikeda
Manages all enrollment, registration, degree audits, and academic records for G-CIM University. Integrated G-CIM's Learning DNA™ readiness data into enrollment workflows — achieving a 4% mis-enrollment rate and saving students $1.2M in tuition credits annually.
⚠️ Why Legacy Systems Failed Enrollment Quality
Sandra's Enrollment Transformation Journey with G-CIM
Sandra Ikeda, University Registrar at G-CIM University, manages enrollment for 1,200+ students across 6 academic programs. Despite precise administrative processes, 31% of students are mis-enrolled — placed in courses their cognitive readiness data (if it existed) would have flagged as inappropriate. The result: high D/F/W rates, frequent late drops, and students who complete degrees without the mastery to succeed professionally.
"I can tell you exactly how many credits a student has. I cannot tell you whether they actually mastered the content those credits represent. That gap kept me up at night."
When G-CIM University deploys the G-CIM platform, Sandra works with the Dean and IT team to integrate G-CIM's Learning DNA™ profiles with enrollment workflows. For the first time, course placement decisions are informed by cognitive readiness — not just transcripts.
Enrollment Intelligence
"We had a student with a 3.2 GPA trying to enroll in Advanced Statistics. G-CIM flagged a critical gap in quantitative reasoning that her transcript never showed. We redirected her — she thanked us a year later."
Registrar's Office Today
4% Mis-Enrollment · 86% Transfer Accuracy · $1.2M Student Savings · National Enrollment Model
"When I started, I thought my job was to count credits. G-CIM taught me my job is to protect the integrity of what those credits actually mean. That changed how I see everything."— Sandra Ikeda, University Registrar, G-CIM University
This persona is a composite illustrative case study based on G-CIM's platform capabilities and enrollment management research.