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College enrollment trends are impacted by external events like economic downturns and pandemics, requiring institutions to focus on brand management and strategic planning.

In a surprise, U.S. colleges saw higher enrollment last fall

College enrollment in the U.S. rose 4.5% last fall, surpassing pre-pandemic levels.

What motivates students with some college but no credential?

Many learners distrust higher education and question the value of degrees, particularly after stopping out.

College-age demographics begin steady projected decline

Projected declines in American high school graduates will begin in 2025, significantly impacting higher education enrollments for the next 15 years.

College isn't dead to Gen Z yet. Enrollment just hit a post-pandemic high

US college enrollment has surpassed pre-pandemic levels for the first time, increasing by 4.5% in fall 2024.

In a surprise, U.S. colleges saw higher enrollment last fall

College enrollment has rebounded above pre-Covid levels.

Freshman enrollment increased by 5.5%, especially in community colleges.

Four things to focus on to meet enrollment goals (opinion)

College enrollment trends are impacted by external events like economic downturns and pandemics, requiring institutions to focus on brand management and strategic planning.

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How the FAFSA got back on track (opinion)

This year's FAFSA process has improved significantly, allowing quick submissions and reducing complexity for families trying to access federal financial aid.

The botched FAFSA rollout leaves students in limbo. Some wonder if their college dreams will survive.

The delayed FAFSA application process is causing significant stress for high school seniors, hindering college enrollment decisions and financial planning.

How the FAFSA got back on track (opinion)

This year's FAFSA process has improved significantly, allowing quick submissions and reducing complexity for families trying to access federal financial aid.

The botched FAFSA rollout leaves students in limbo. Some wonder if their college dreams will survive.

The delayed FAFSA application process is causing significant stress for high school seniors, hindering college enrollment decisions and financial planning.

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Promising results for Tennessee adult college advising model

Navigate Reconnect significantly aids adult learners in enrolling and remaining in college, particularly among marginalized demographics.

Coaching support leads to higher enrollment and completion rates for adult students in Tennessee.

Op-Ed | Helping more students get to college with knowledge and tools to succeed | amNewYork

CUNY's partnership with NYC schools helps high school students transition to college, increasing enrollment and providing personalized support for successful applications.

The way Americans pay for higher education is changing

Student-loan borrowing is decreasing while grant aid is increasing, prompting colleges to reconsider tuition strategies in light of declining enrollment and value perceptions.

Harvard's Black Student Enrollment Dips After Affirmative Action Ends

The impact of ending affirmative action on Harvard's diversity is nuanced, with some groups seeing changes while others remained stable.

Seize the student housing surge: A guide for property managers

The off-campus student housing market offers growth but requires fundamental operational and marketing changes for successful entry.

Study: It takes more than 'free college' to boost enrollment

Free tuition programs alone may not increase college enrollment or completion rates.

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FAFSA completion down 40 percent

40% fewer high school students completed FAFSA by March 29 in 2023 compared to 2022 due to the new form's disastrous rollout.

FAFSA submissions are down 27% year-over-year, highlighting significant errors in the new form that can't be corrected until mid-April processing.

The College Financial-Aid Scramble

Students are facing challenges due to the delays and glitches in the simplified FAFSA form, impacting their college enrollment decisions.

FAFSA completion down 40 percent

40% fewer high school students completed FAFSA by March 29 in 2023 compared to 2022 due to the new form's disastrous rollout.

FAFSA submissions are down 27% year-over-year, highlighting significant errors in the new form that can't be corrected until mid-April processing.

The College Financial-Aid Scramble

Students are facing challenges due to the delays and glitches in the simplified FAFSA form, impacting their college enrollment decisions.

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Are state politics becoming an enrollment issue?

State policies impact college enrollment decisions.

Issues like campus gun policies and reproductive health policies influence students' college choices.

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In a surprise, U.S. colleges saw higher enrollment last fall

What motivates students with some college but no credential?

College-age demographics begin steady projected decline

College isn't dead to Gen Z yet. Enrollment just hit a post-pandemic high

In a surprise, U.S. colleges saw higher enrollment last fall

Four things to focus on to meet enrollment goals (opinion)

In a surprise, U.S. colleges saw higher enrollment last fall

What motivates students with some college but no credential?

College-age demographics begin steady projected decline

College isn't dead to Gen Z yet. Enrollment just hit a post-pandemic high

In a surprise, U.S. colleges saw higher enrollment last fall

Four things to focus on to meet enrollment goals (opinion)

How the FAFSA got back on track (opinion)

The botched FAFSA rollout leaves students in limbo. Some wonder if their college dreams will survive.

How the FAFSA got back on track (opinion)

The botched FAFSA rollout leaves students in limbo. Some wonder if their college dreams will survive.

Promising results for Tennessee adult college advising model

Op-Ed | Helping more students get to college with knowledge and tools to succeed | amNewYork

The way Americans pay for higher education is changing

Harvard's Black Student Enrollment Dips After Affirmative Action Ends

Seize the student housing surge: A guide for property managers

Study: It takes more than 'free college' to boost enrollment

FAFSA completion down 40 percent

The College Financial-Aid Scramble

FAFSA completion down 40 percent

The College Financial-Aid Scramble

Are state politics becoming an enrollment issue?

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