President Miller announces record enrollment and fundraising, groundbreaking on a new housing complex, and the establishment of a donor-funded program dedicated to study of African-American history. University News | August 23, 2019 Photo Gallery: 2019 State of the University Growth, innovation and … Continue reading →

Purdue University Fort Wayne begins the 2018-19 academic year with a major increase in enrollment, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. A total of 2,314 new students have been admitted at the undergraduate level for Fall 2018, compared to … Continue reading →

ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette A decades-old institution got a symbolic fresh start today as students returned to a campus no longer known as IPFW but as Purdue University Fort Wayne. The university – which saw enrollment growth for the first … Continue reading →

ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal GazetteTuesday, August 21, 2018 1:00 am A decades-old campus got a symbolic fresh start Monday as fall classes began at Purdue University Fort Wayne, whose chancellor encouraged students and faculty to build its “very bright” future. “Let’s … Continue reading →

BY AMANDA HARRISaharris@heraldonline.comAugust 21, 2018 04:32 PMROCK HILL Clinton College has a new leader, and he’s focused on the school’s growth.   Clinton’s board of trustees has named Lester McCorn as the school’s 13th president. McCorn has led the college as acting … Continue reading →

John Dysart was featured in a Wall Street Journal article in April 2018.  The article talks about how merit awards are an important component of many schools’ enrollment strategies. To view the article, click here for a PDF.

Official excited to see 877 attend annual Spring Campus Visit ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette Kenneth Christmon didn’t tire of signing his name Sunday – he insisted on it. The assistant vice chancellor of admissions at IPFW, soon to be Purdue … Continue reading →

Tips on Making the Most of Your College’s Location JANUARY 01, 2018 We asked some enrollment-management professionals to suggest ways that a college situated in a seemingly less-than-ideal place could appeal to students. Here’s what they said. John W. Dysart, … Continue reading →

by Sarah Black | Jun 15, 2017 LSUA is pleased to announce a large increase in summer enrollment.  LSUA is excited to announce a 17.31 percent overall increase in summer enrollment for 2017 over summer 2016.  There are 1,037 students … Continue reading →

John W. Dysart President – The Dysart Group, Inc. Christian colleges, universities, and schools face a myriad of challenges that threaten much-needed revenue streams. The majority of schools lack substantial endowments and must rely on net tuition dollars to meet … Continue reading →