DECLINING REVENUES, INCREASING ENROLLMENTS, AND THE OPEN DOOR
Thomas C. Leitzel, Samuel D. Morgan, Robert J. Stalcup
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Thomas C. Leitzel, Samuel D. Morgan, Robert J. Stalcup
Abstract
A national study of community colleges found declining state support and increasing enrollments in a majority of the states. Although the community college officials who participated in the study indicated that they did not view current levels of state support as sufficient given the significant increases in enrollment, few reported plans to limit enrollment or restrict access.
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A national study of community colleges found declining state support and increasing enrollments in a majority of the states. Although the community college officials who participated in the study indicated that they did not view current levels of state support as sufficient given the significant increases in enrollment, few reported plans to limit enrollment or restrict access.
Key concepts: Community college, Open enrollment, Revenue, State (computer science), Demographic economics, Political science, Economic growth, Public administration