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Aquinas College in Michigan Enrolls Largest Class Since 2018
John W. DysartPresidentThe Dysart Group It’s an extremely challenging recruitment market for presidents, administrators and enrollment managers. Demographics are a real obstacle, support for federal and state financial aid has stagnated, and colleges and universities are folding at an alarming … Continue reading
Aquinas College Opens its Doors to an Amazing Class in 2025
Aquinas College is the first school to open this year, and — welcoming their largest class since 2018 — this move-in day is sure to be one for the history books. As of early August, the AQ Admissions team boasted … Continue reading
Be Prepared for Expiration of Student Loan Payment Pause
by John W. Dysart | Jan 27, 2023 | 2023, Business Mgmt, FAFSA, Winter |Christian Academia Magazine The pandemic negatively impacted millions of people; yet, Government intervention mitigated some of the challenges. One of the ways the federal government reduced the economic impact was to pause the payments on … Continue reading
Navigating the Enrollment Cliff: There Are “No Silver Bullets”
Higher Ed CareersFriday, August 26, 2022 For years, experts have been projecting an enrollment cliff in higher education. As we begin the new academic year, HigherEdJobs spoke with enrollment experts at Emory & Henry College and Purdue University about their path to … Continue reading
Emory & Henry Shuffles Offices to Find More Student Housing
Bristol Herald Courier EMORY — In preparation for the arrival of 450 new students, Emory & Henry College has relocated the Admissions and Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) offices in order to turn workspace into student housing. This … Continue reading
Emory & Henry College Expects All-Time Record of Enrolled Students and All-Time Record Number of Students Residing on Campus
Administrative Offices that Once Served as Residence Halls are Now Back in Use for Student Housing (Emory, VA) – Some staff members at Emory & Henry College in Emory, Virginia, are on the move to new office spaces, making room … Continue reading
Emory & Henry Projects Fall Enrollment Uptick
Johnson City Press EMORY, Va. — Some staff members at Emory & Henry College are on the move to new office spaces, making room for new students to call the college home this fall. With continued increase in enrollment after … Continue reading
Emory & Henry College going through ‘creative reinvention’
The school’s growth comes as many small colleges struggle. By Susan Cameron March 30, 2022 EMORY – In the coming years, motorists at Interstate 81’s Exit 26 in Southwest Virginia will seemingly travel through the campus of Emory & Henry … Continue reading
Yale College term bill raised by nearly 4 percent; cracks 80k
By Jordan Fitzgerald MAR 10, 2022 The University will raise the Yale College term bill from $77,750 to $80,700, a four percent hike for the third time in the last three years. The Feb. 21 update marks a 3.8 percent increase to … Continue reading
Emory & Henry College Charts Growth Plans for its Future along I-81 Corridor and the Region
Emory & Henry College officials have announced a bold plan to construct two new facilities on property it owns adjacent to Exit 26 off Interstate 81 as the College continues to expand to meet growing demand. Last week members of … Continue reading
