ReadyRecruit Adopted by Eight Universities

Aug 11, 2026
Graduate Program Recruitment Solutions says eight universities have adopted ReadyRecruit, its AI recruitment associate for graduate enrollment, less than six months after launch.

Graduate Program Recruitment Solutions said in a press release that eight universities have adopted ReadyRecruit less than six months after its commercial launch. The Philadelphia company said additional implementations are also underway.

ReadyRecruit is an AI powered recruitment associate for graduate enrollment teams. It engages prospective students through email, SMS, voice, and web chat, and can answer questions, schedule appointments, support recruitment events, and hand conversations to admissions staff.

GPRS did not name the universities in the announcement. It described the adopters as a mix of private research, Ivy League, Big Ten, SEC, Pacific Northwest research, health sciences, and specialized graduate institutions.

The company said more universities are in contracting, implementation, and evaluation phases. GPRS developed ReadyRecruit after more than 25 years of work with graduate, executive, online, and professional programs.

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