Nothing about how you run your program changes. What changes is whether a student overseas ever sees it in the first place, and whether she arrives already understanding it.
Start with one partner school abroad. The material built for the first one, the pathway page, the requirements, the outcomes it produces, is the same material that makes the second one cost a fraction of the first.
Your program shows first, and marked, to students at any school you already have a partnership with. Everyone else still sees it too, just without the badge.
What happened to the students a partner sent you, by name and date. Something neither side can produce today.
Hiro hands off to your own site or your DSO to actually apply. Nothing about your process moves.
This isn't Hiro becoming a recruitment agency. Your relationship, your brand, your academic offer, all stay exactly where they are. We're the pathway page a student lands on before she ever applies, and the record of what happened after.
A single partner school abroad. You lead it, we build the material with you.
In-network, badged, with real requirements matched against what they've uploaded.
Hiro hands off to your site or your DSO. Nothing changes in how someone actually enrolls.
What happened to the students you sent each other, the thing neither side has today.
The material built for the first one is the material for every one after it.