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NAVIGATING THE COLLEGE ENROLLMENT CLIFF: How Successful Schools are Adapting

The current challenge for higher education is that two forces are occurring simultaneously. Declining birthrates reduce the number of prospective students, while tighter student loan caps reduce the ability of many students and families to finance education. Together, these trends are likely to suppress enrollment growth, intensify competition among colleges, and place the greatest pressure on tuition-dependent institutions and high-cost graduate programs. The schools most likely to succeed will be those that can demonstrate clear career value while keeping costs and borrowing needs manageable.

Our latest white paper breaks down how successful schools are adapting.

Read the white paper here.