From The Bridge: “Public universities typically don’t release enrollment data until after the fall semester begins, but several private colleges are noticing a troubling decline in low-income freshmen enrolling or making deposits to reserve spots in the incoming class, said Colby Cesaro, vice president at Michigan Independent College and Universities, an association of private institutions.” Read more here.
NEWS BRIEFS: Fewer Low-Income Students Reserving Spots at Michigan’s Private Colleges
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