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PURCHASE THE REPORT:
The Looming Enrollment Crisis
How Colleges Are Responding to Shifting Demographics and New Student Needs
 
The fallout from the Great Recession left institutions more dependent on tuition revenue than ever before, with even the most selective colleges missing enrollment goals. As the country has recovered from the recession over the last decade, some parts of the economy have seen relatively quick and significant rebounds, while the academic landscape has remained tumultuous.
 
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The Chronicle’s latest report, “The Looming Enrollment Crisis,” examines declining enrollment numbers and stagnant tuition revenue. It explores how colleges can best prepare for continued declines, and offers strategies for how to make the difficult decisions that will ensure the long-term survival and prosperity of academic institutions. Colleges have no choice but to grapple with how they can compete for and better serve a shrinking pool of students.
Purchase the report  for access to:
  • Ten case studies of institutions that are actively combatting declining enrollment numbers
  • A Chronicle survey of more than 250 enrollment officers on their projections and anxieties about the future of higher ed
  • Data and analysis on the key trends and demographic shifts that are impacting enrollment
  • Commentary from experts on the front lines with advice on how colleges can adapt and respond to emerging student needs
 
 

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