Over past decade, nonresident freshmen enrollment grew by 63 percent, new resident enrollments fell by 20 percent
As most University of Wisconsin System campuses grapple with consistent enrollment declines, some have increasingly relied on out-of-state students to fill the gap. That`s brought in more tuition revenue along with some concerns about limited access for state residents.
Over the past decade, after the university system lifted caps on out-of-state enrollment, the number of freshmen from outside Wisconsin enrolling at state universities has grown by more than 63 percent...
Over the past decade, after the university system lifted caps on out-of-state enrollment, the number of freshmen from outside Wisconsin enrolling at state universities has grown by more than 63 percent...
Govindarajan said more nonresidents boosts diversity on campus...
Ken Notes: The key here is - can we keep graduating students in the State... This is an area not on our radar, but needed to create new opportunities for diversity the State...
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