As two-year and four-year institutions grapple with enrollments post-pandemic, they must recruit and retain students based on new academic, financial and social dynamics.
Institutions need to adapt to students' communications preferences as 75% of millennials would rather lose their ability to talk on the phone than to stop texting.
An analysis of enrollment and endowment data finds wide disparities among 102 historically Black colleges and universities and a further divide between private, public institutions.
Acceptance rates at highly selective colleges are lower for Asian Americans, but that's likely because they are also much more likely to apply, Georgetown University study finds.
