You mean like.. Higher tuition costs and no need for the new Dorm projects other than replacing the ancient buildings?
It might be the cheapest 4-year college in the country but there are reasons for that. Plus its one of the only "blue" areas in all of Wyoming.. I guess its more "purple" now but it often falls blue.
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From the post:
"The University of Wyoming has been battling declining enrollment and retention rates for the last several years. Since 2018, enrollment has fallen by 11 percent.
However, in a bit of good news, UW said in yesterday’s news release, “significant increases in transfer and graduate students helped make up for an unexpected drop in first-time students at the University of Wyoming this fall.”
Census data was collected on the 15th day of classes after the add/drop deadlines. Typically, UW enrollment is in the 11,000-13,000 range. "
You mean like.. Higher tuition costs and no need for the new Dorm projects other than replacing the ancient buildings?
It might be the cheapest 4-year college in the country but there are reasons for that. Plus its one of the only "blue" areas in all of Wyoming.. I guess its more "purple" now but it often falls blue.
Archive: https://archive.today/rvPZX
From the post:
"The University of Wyoming has been battling declining enrollment and retention rates for the last several years. Since 2018, enrollment has fallen by 11 percent.
However, in a bit of good news, UW said in yesterday’s news release, “significant increases in transfer and graduate students helped make up for an unexpected drop in first-time students at the University of Wyoming this fall.”
Census data was collected on the 15th day of classes after the add/drop deadlines. Typically, UW enrollment is in the 11,000-13,000 range. "
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