701 Takeaways According to declining birthrates, the applicant pool for new freshmen will shrink by 20 percent by 2025. This rate of decline will persist for five years, which could result…
702 …overall number of traditional students, simply maintaining enrollments will be a less than zero sum game and will require significant new investments by most institutions to successfully compete. TREND 2…
703 …Tetlow is president of Fordham University. 1. Forest, Hunt, “Colleges Contend With a Tidal Wave of New Undergrad Unions,” Chronicle of Higher Education, March 7, 2024, https://www.chronicle.com/article/colleges-contend-with-a-tidal-wave-of-new-undergrad-unions?sra=true. 2. Alan Blinder,…
704 …& Thriving in Tumultuous Times By Terrence MacTaggart and Robert A. Sevier In an era with seemingly relentless new challenges, many colleges and universities need to change—either to reverse a…
705 …maintains your AGB membership Password Forgot Password? Reset Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance? If…
706 Every time over the last several years that I’ve been asked to vote to approve the renovation or construction of a new building, I wonder: Will this facility be necessary…
707 …Clinton suggest an initial appropriation of $200,000 a year, ramping up over five years to an annual appropriation of $1 million, which would support an influx of 10,000 new students…
708 …threshold has not been raised since 2004. Earlier this summer, the Obama administration proposed new regulations that would more than double the threshold, to $50,440 a year. If the proposal…
709 The University of Oregon is one step closer to building a new practice facility for the football team, and finding a new president….
710 …of rapid change, uncertain revenues, and public skepticism about college costs and the value of a degree requires a new level of board engagement, but that engagement must remain at…
