SCRANTON, PA-University of Scranton sophomore Patrick Kelly teamed up with friends Jon Krouse (Wake Forest), David Graham (Ohio State), and Chris Tsetsekos (Tufts) to create college social media app called “FuzeMee.”
The main goal of FuzeMee is to be an all encompassing social media platform whereby users can connect with each other before heading to school, recruit club members and organize club events, and be used by college students for networking of all kinds (be it professional, social, etc.)
As of now, FuzeMee has 2,400 test users; on top of the student ambassadors they’ve garnered, the app has a total digital outreach of 20,000,000. According to metrics gathered on test runs at Ohio State and Wake Forest Universities, users would log onto and interact with the app upwards of 14 times a day.
To garner recognition on colleges throughout the country, the FuzeMee founders have recruited over 5,500 student ambassadors. These ambassadors have committed to spreading the word about FuzeMee via their social medias, namely Instagram. Of those 5,500 ambassadors, 350 of them are from Scranton alone.
FuzeMee will be available for download from the App Store today, September 7, 2021. Upon downloading the app, users must make an account and reserve a spot in their school’s wait room. The managers of the app will unlock a school’s waiting room based upon student user to school enrollment ratio.
Prior to availability of download on the App Store, users had to be sent a test link...
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