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American universities face a complex financial crisis driven by falling enrollment, fewer international students, and growing public doubt about the value of a degree.
Alabama school officials have launched a door-to-door search for a large number of students who have vanished from enrollment lists amid a record decline.
Elkhart Community Schools is considering consolidating some facilities due to declining enrollment and financial pressures. Superintendent Larry Huff detailed the plan and its three phases during rece
Minnesota State University, Mankato is laying off seven tenured professors and suspending 87 programs, citing financial challenges and declining student demand. Faculty union leaders dispute the neces
Maryland education leaders are now open to changing how public schools are funded after an investigation revealed millions were allocated for absent students. The current one-day enrollment count may
Officials at the University of Minnesota report strong and sustained enrollment in its English program, challenging the national narrative of declining liberal arts.
The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District is facing a potential $5 million budget deficit due to a projected enrollment drop of nearly 500 students.
Federal data reveals a nearly 20% drop in international student arrivals in the U.S. for August, the largest decline outside the pandemic era, with policy changes and visa delays cited as potential ca
US colleges and universities are facing a severe financial crisis due to declining enrollment, rising costs, and a potential drop in international students.
Chicago Public Schools reports a 3% drop in student enrollment, continuing a long-term decline that has seen the district lose 93,000 students since 2009.
