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Over this period, male enrollment saw its largest single-year decline in fall 2020 (7 percent), while female enrollment saw its largest single-year decline in fall 2021 (3 percent). In contrast, between 2021 and 2031, female and male enrollment are both projected to increase by 9 percent (to 9.7 and 7.1 million students, respectively).

In the US, an unprecedented decline in college enrollment has started. From 2010 to 2021, a 15% drop had been reported, which could worsen as the country faces its "demographic cliff."

Over this period, male enrollment saw its largest single-year decline in fall 2020 (7 percent), while female enrollment saw its largest single-year decline in fall 2021 (3 percent). In contrast, between 2021 and 2031, female and male enrollment are both projected to increase by 9 percent (to 9.7 and 7.1 million students, respectively).

Enrollment at 4-year private for-profit colleges decreased by about 54% between 2010-2021. Enrollment at 4-year public colleges increased by 15.1% between 2010-2021. ... US College Enrollment Decline – Enrollment Cliff (Continued) Enrollment declines do hurt revenue, though. Therefore, if enrollment continues to decline (as is almost certain ...

Added to the 3.5% drop that was seen in spring 2021, the overall two-year decline in college enrollment has reached 7.4%, or nearly 1.3 million students since spring 2020.

The decline of 3.2% in undergraduate enrollment this fall follows a similar drop of 3.4% the previous year, the first fall of the pandemic, according to the research from the National Student ...

From 2019 to 2021 alone, undergraduate enrollment steeply dropped 6.6%, and the trend hasn’t really slowed down. 1 Community colleges and for-profit schools especially have seen big declines, but even some four-year institutions are feeling the squeeze.

HERNDON, VA – (JUNE 10, 2021) – This spring’s overall college enrollment fell to 16.9 million students from 17.5 million, marking a one-year decline of 3.5% or 603,000 students, according to a new report by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.This is seven times worse than the decline a year earlier, and the largest decline in year-over-year percent change and student ...

Total undergraduate enrollment dropped 3.1 percent from the fall of 2020 to the fall of 2021, bringing the total decline since the fall of 2019 to 6.6 percent — or 1,205,600 students.

A new report shows undergraduate enrollment decreased by 465,300 students in Fall, 2021 compared to Fall, 2020. That decline means that nationally, there are 1,025,600 fewer undergraduates ...

Decreases for male and female undergraduates were roughly similar (-3.5%) this year, but cumulatively, the male enrollment decline during the pandemic (2019-2021) is down 9.3%, much more than the ...

Additional research from the clearinghouse shows a 6.8% decline in college-going rates among the class of 2020 compared with the class of 2019 — that's more than four times the decline between ...

After 2020, truly an annus horribilis for American higher education, most veteran observers thought college enrollment would start growing again this fall. Preliminary data from the National Student Clearinghouse show it did not, with undergraduate numbers down over three percent from last fall’s already depressed count.

Undergraduate enrollment declined by 3.1% or more than 465,000 students between fall 2020 and fall 2021, according to the report released by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. A ...

Early fall 2021 enrollment numbers delivered more disappointing news to higher education leaders this month. Undergraduate enrollment sank once again, this time by 3.2% from the year before, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.. To help make sense of a particularly turbulent time in higher ed, we put together several charts showing recent enrollment trends.

Male and female students saw about the same drops this fall in undergraduate enrollment at about 3.5%. Male college enrollment, which has been a concern in higher education for years, decreased 3. ...

Undergraduate enrollment continued to decline, falling by 3.2% since fall 2020, virtually mirroring last fall's drop of 3.4% and combining for a 6.5% drop from 2019 pre-pandemic levels.

College enrollment in the US declined by 3.5%, or 603,000 students, in spring 2021. It was the greatest enrollment decline over a one-year period since 2011. The drop was driven by undergraduate ...

For men, just 54.9% of high school graduates enrolled in college in 2021, down from 62.0% in 2019. Among women, rates of enrollment remained more stable over this time period, falling slightly from 69.8% to 69.5%. ... The pandemic-era decline in college enrollment out of high school occurred across men of most major race and ethnic groups ...