Quick Takes: Why Would-Be Students Don't Enroll, Stanford Push on International Ed

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Quick Takes: Why Would-Be Students Don't Enroll, Stanford Push on International Ed

April 29, 2005 - 4:00am

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A new report from the California Student Aid Commission and EdFund looks at why some students apply for financial aid and never enroll. The report found that 7 in 10 of these students cited financial difficulties as preventing them from enrolling. The report also found that many of these students -- as opposed to those who apply for aid and do enroll -- did not complete a college-preparatory curriculum in high school.

Stanford University on Thursday announced $94 million in gifts to support a major expansion of international education efforts. The gifts will finance, among other things: 10 interdisciplinary professorships, expansion of financial aid for international undergraduates and endowments for several research institutes at the university.

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