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Quick Takes. Applications for admission to graduate school between Fall 2022 and Fall 2023 increased for the second year in a row, with an increase of 5.6%.This increase was fueled by a 15.8 percent increase at master’s-granting institutions and a 17.4 percent increase at R2 doctoral institutions.; First-time graduate student enrollment rose by 3.1 percent overall between Fall 2022 and Fall ...

The latest data on graduate and online enrollment reveal five data-driven trends that institutions will likely have to take into account as they chart their course in 2024. ... Trends Driving Innovation and Change in 2024.” As I sifted through all the data released last fall by IPEDS, National Student Clearinghouse, Open Doors, Council of ...

This graph shows new enrollment by program type from 2019-2024. This graph shows enrollment trends by underrepresented minority status from 2019-2024. ... While educational specialists represent a small slice of graduate students at UW, entering cohorts have been growing and the new enrollment in Autumn 2024 is twice as large as in Autumn 2019. ...

Enrollment trends at graduate business programs over the past six years reveal a complex and rapidly changing global landscape, making broad generalizations difficult. ... eager to identify any new trends or patterns that emerge in the 2024–25 academic year. While we await the full data, several schools have already shared interesting ...

2. 🎣 Casting a wider net to counter the enrollment cliff. What we learned: The impending enrollment cliff — the predicted drop in high school graduates after 2025 — remained a focal point in 2024. Many colleges turned to innovative strategies, including direct admissions, to attract a broader and more diverse pool of applicants. Why it ...

Challenges in Adult and Graduate Enrollment. Although adult and graduate markets have been viewed as potential areas for growth, recent data indicates obstacles to capturing these segments. ... Given the current trends, enrollment projections for 2024-2025 suggest continued challenges for traditional undergraduate enrollments, yet targeted ...

Undergraduate enrollment rose 3% in fall 2024 from last year, according to preliminary data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.But a closer look at that data highlights some important trends that could shape higher education for years to come. That includes a 5% drop in first-year students, a concerning decline that some higher education experts link to the rocky rollout ...

Fall 2024 marks a period of cautious optimism for higher education institutions. While challenges remain, the trends suggest a positive trajectory for enrollment, provided that colleges and universities continue to adapt to the needs and expectations of a diverse and changing student population.

The latest National Student Clearinghouse Research Center report reveals positive news for higher education, with undergraduate enrollment growing 1.2% and graduate enrollment growing 0.6%. Among the three largest sectors, growth was highest at community colleges, which gained 118,000 students (+2.6%) after steep declines during the pandemic.

We now believe that adult learners themselves, long the focus of graduate recruitment efforts, are shifting to center stage as the key drivers of growth for undergraduate enrollment. Fall 2024 data from National Student Clearinghouse shows 16.7%-19.7% growth in nontraditional undergraduate students (21+ years of age), with the largest gains in ...

Based on trends during other recessionary periods—booms in graduate enrollment followed by a slowdown—we had anticipated that graduate enrollments in 2023 might continue to decline as they had in 2022. But the National Student Clearinghouse estimates that graduate enrollment grew by 0.6% from 2022 to 2023.

The latest Current Term Enrollment Estimates report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center reveals good news for postsecondary education, with undergraduate enrollment growing 2.5% (+359,000) and graduate enrollment growing 3.0% (+88,000) over spring 2023. The community college sector continues to experience the most significant gains in enrollment, increasing 4.7% (+17,000).

Data from the IPEDS, National Student Clearinghouse, Open Doors, and Council of Graduate Schools, reported by Ruffalo Noel Levitz (RNL), identifies key trends universities and applicants must watch in 2024. These trends shape how universities recruit and are indicative of how students today are choosing graduate programs to achieve their career ...

Title: Current Term Enrollment Estimates: Fall 2024 Source: National Student Clearinghouse Research Center Total fall 2024 enrollment rose across multiple factors—including sector, selectivity, and urban-rural classification—bringing it closer to pre-pandemic levels, according to a new report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Service. Compared to fall 2019, overall ...

While some trends impacting our work in graduate enrollment management aren't necessarily new, they are exacerbated by the impending undergraduate enrollment "cliff" projected to begin in 2025. Here are a few that are particularly worthy of our attention. Competition. Graduate enrollment has outpaced undergraduate enrollment over the last 10 ...

The number of students enrolling in graduate school is steadily declining, according to a recent report by the Council of Graduate Schools. Although grad-school enrollment increased by six percent between 2010 and 2020—progress that remained unhindered by the pandemic—it began falling in 2022, dropping by a total of 4.7 percent between Fall 2021 and Fall 2022.

Trends in graduate student enrollment by field of study. Graduate student enrollment in science, engineering, and health has steadily increased since the 1980s, led by increases in science field enrollment (+275,000, or +117%, from 1975-2021). ... As of the end of 2024, Treasury has disbursed nearly $4 billion of the $10 billion set aside for ...

In a positive turn of events, researchers found that students from some underrepresented groups accounted for most of the undergraduate and graduate enrollment growth. Here are the highlights: Undergraduate enrollment increased 2.1% — the first increase since 2020; Freshman enrollment declined by 3.6%, which reverses the fall 2022 gains of 4.6%.

5 Graduate Enrollment Trends and Online Enrollment Trends to Watch in 2024. by ... One of my colleagues asked me to plan a session for an upcoming conference called “Empowering Excellence: Trends Driving Innovation and Change in 2024.” As I sifted through all the data released last fall by IPEDS, National Student Clearinghouse, Open Doors ...