Enrollment

U. of Florida considers giving incoming students option of taking classes during spring and summer terms only — throughout their time at the university.

College of Charleston considers: How large an undergraduate gender gap is too large? And how can the institution attract more men?

At national gathering of admissions leaders, enrollment managers try to redefine the way they are viewed, stressing their role in retention as much as recruitment.

Report aims to put a price tag on students who don't complete the first year -- using a method others denounce.

First-year enrollment gains a bit over all at U.S. institutions, with numbers most dramatic for underrepresented minorities.

Survey of state community college directors shows few have plans for how to balance budgets once federal stimulus dollars are gone.

At gathering of admissions and aid leaders, speakers stress the dilemmas they face with limited budgets.

MLA survey shows record array of foreign languages offered on the nation’s campuses, as the proportion of students enrolling holds steady.

California community colleges ask whether anyone should need five attempts to pass a course.

New survey reveals nearly a third of community college students were unable to enroll in course of choice last semester.