Search
Media & Resources
501 results for enrollment growth
The Bluefield State University Board of Governors withdrew a president contract extension following revelations about the university's finances.
Students' waning interest in the humanities contrasts with growth in other fields, such as engineering, healthcare and the natural sciences.
Just 15% of workers without a bachelor's degree are earning premium salaries, according to new research from Georgetown University.
Enrollment is flowing toward programs that offer clear economic value, forcing colleges to rethink their operating model.
Enrollment data told me what was happening. I wish I had spent more time understanding the conversations behind those numbers.
Institutions are welcoming record numbers of students and tying their enrollment wins to affordability and workforce alignment.
The Lone Star State's push mirrors efforts unfolding across the country to drive down college costs and streamline entry to high-demand careers.
New Common App data shows first-year applications from abroad fell this year. Can increasing domestic demand cover the losses?
Mounting enrollment and financial challenges are getting harder to reverse, according to this sweeping analysis from Ellucian.
For generations, the college campus playbook was simple: grow enrollment, expand programs and build more space. Today, many institutions are facing a very different reality.
