Webinar Recording and Resources
The Future of Community College Enrollment and How to Prepare
In our first webinar of our community college series, we described the current trends affecting community and technical colleges and strategies being adopted to improve enrollment results. Above, you can watch the full recording. We have also assembled resources that may be of interest to you.
Additional Resources
Current Enrollment Trends
Larry described the challenges with Community College Enrollment.
- Overall Enrollment Trend Survey Data
- Inside Higher Ed article on enrollment trends
- Inside Higher Ed article on transfer enrollment
Enrollment Cliff
Larry discussed the coming enrollment cliff in 2025.
Continuing Education and Competency Based Learning
Larry also discussed how some institutions are making education more accessible by implementing competency based learning.
The Ultimate Guide to Boosting Two-Year Enrollment
As the dust settles from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, community colleges are facing significant enrollment challenges seeing declines of close to 20% nationally over the past two years. Consequently, community and technical colleges are experiencing greater financial constraints and tightening recruitment and marketing budgets.
Despite these challenges, there are innovative and affordable ways to attract, engage, and retain the ideal student for your institution.
Download The Ultimate Guide to Boosting Two-Year Enrollment to learn how to buck current trends and drive enrollment at your community or technical college.
Upcoming Webinars
Best Practices for Increasing Two-year Enrollment Through Candidate Engagement
Wednesday, June 15, 2022
Learn techniques to have more highly engaged applicants, better information for your admissions team to make decisions, and less effort due to data accuracy problems.
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Rose State College Candidate Experience
Wednesday, July 13, 2022
Learn how the two-year institution, Rose State College, increased their enrollment by 33% by improving their application for admission.