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Building an Action Plan for Enrollment Success at the Strategic Enrollment Planning Forum

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Every year for more than 15 years, campus presidents, chief enrollment officers, and other senior leaders have taken two days to attend the RNL Strategic Enrollment Planning Executive Foru m. It’s a hands-on event created by enrollment leaders, for enrollment leaders. Calculating enrollment impact.

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TWO Demographic Cliffs? The Enrollment Case for Diversifying Revenue Streams

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But, as I was working on this, I read a story in the Chronicle of Higher Education buried by all the coverage of the FAFSA fiasco that alarmed me. Department of Education (IPEDS) projections for first-year students now, in 2020, and in 2016 in orange. Demographics and the Demand for Higher Education.

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We Wrote the Book on Strategic Enrollment Planning (Again): New Third Edition Released by RNL

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It is so exciting to be able to announce the publication of the third edition of Strategic Enrollment Planning: A Dynamic Collaboration. It’s been seven years (2016) since we published the second edition, and so much has changed. Why focus on strategic enrollment planning? What’s in the new book edition?

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College Enrollment Rates Rebound Slightly

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Higher education has experienced a considerable decline in attendance since 2010. New data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center paints a classic good news/bad news picture for higher education. For the class of 2022, immediate enrollment in college increased by "as much as 3.2 in 2022 to 50.5%

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6 trends impacting community college enrollment in 2023

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Blogs 6 trends impacting community college enrollment in 2023 For the past two years, it’s been difficult to focus on anything beyond the immediate consequences of the pandemic. Increased competition Community college enrollment is facing several new external threats outside of the traditional competition from other colleges.

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AANHPI in Higher Education: Facts and Statistics

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Note Reference [1] Check Immediate college enrollment for Asian students was 82%, a rate much higher than those for white students (69%), Hispanic and Latino/a students (64%), and Black students (57%). [3] 5] AANHPI Undergraduate Student Enrollment In 2022, women made up 53% of the Asian undergraduate population and men made up 47%.

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Why Campuses Cannot Put All Their Eggs in One Basket

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Thankfully, online education was becoming available, and I jumped at the opportunity to further my education with the flexibility I needed. Fast-forward to today after the pandemic forced higher education leaders to pivot to online learning. What does this comparison have to do with higher education?