Enrollment Management
Enrollment Management 101: International Enrollment
Emily Genao
November 8th, 2007
A recent survey painted a mixed picture of international student enrollment in graduate schools. On the one hand, total international enrollment has seen its biggest increase in the last five years, jumping seven percent from 2006 to 2007. This compares to the one percent increase seen just one year prior. On the other hand however, the rate of growth for first-time enrollment has slowed down considerably. This parallels the decrease in admissions offers for international students as well. Yet this is not the total story either. The survey also showed that universities with smaller international enrollments saw the largest increases, when compared to universities who typically have large international enrollments.
Even With Increased Enrollment, Florida Community Colleges Suffer
Florida’s State School Budget Battle Rages Onward
Angela Januzzi
September 13, 2007
Due to months of recent moves by Florida Governor Charlie Crist to decrease state financial support for public colleges and universities, it was not surprising when Florida community college funding was cut substantially last week.
Enrollment Management 101
Demand for Master’s Degrees Expands, and Schools Take Notice
Angela Januzzi
September 12, 2007
For all the hype surrounding increased undergraduate applications these days, this fall semester is experiencing the highest-ever enrollment in master’s programs.