ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT COACHING AND MENTORING
For first-time deans and VPs of enrollment management at small private colleges:
Partnering to exceed expectations in admissions and financial aid
Solving Enrollment Issues
Improving Admissions and Financial Aid Results
Good News: Total undergraduate enrollments in Fall 2024 increased by 4.5% according to NSC’s January, 2025 Current Term Enrollment Estimates report
Less Good News: College enrollment of first-year students who are 18 and directly out of high school grew at a lower rate – 2.8% for 4-year non-profit private institutions and 3.3% for 4-year publics. International students fueled most of the total first-year enrollment growth – up 10.9% from 2023 in 4-year privates and 9.9% in 4-year publics.
On the horizon: A combination of the SCOTUS decision on the use of race in admissions, the FAFSA debacle that impacted new students more than returning students, the decline of interest in pursuing a college degree in favor of vocational training and certificates, and the general decrease in the number of domestic high school graduates — all of these trends will impact total enrollments in the immediate future. The Trump administration’s position on issuing student visas is another concern, particularly since new international undergraduates accounted for most of the growth from 2023.
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