Two-year and four-year colleges in New Jersey experienced an undergraduate enrollment decline of more than 25,000 students in the fall semester as a result of the pandemic, state statistics show.
NJ Advance Media’s Adam Clark has more.
Similar Posts
More than 200 arrested as Occupy Wall Street protests sweep through NYC streets
Stuart Leonard, an English instructor at Kean University who has been joining the protesters several times a week, said…
Webinar shows new ways to learning about history
Learn effective methods to use video and other media to teach the history today’s students want to know by attending…
Tuition at N.J.’s public colleges, universities third highest in the nation
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer. The Record. Tuition at New Jersey’s public colleges and universities is the third highest…
Rutgers Faculty Call on Barchi, Governors For ‘Sanctuary’ For Undocumented Students
Rutgers AAUP-AFT President David M. Hughes, said, “High school seniors in New Jersey are now applying for admission to…
Cerf Goes Public About Student Test Scores and Teacher Evaluations
At standing-room-only meeting of the state BOE, administration puts rough percentages to components of teacher ratings By John Mooney…
Rutgers Trustees Refuse to Surrender Camden Campus
Despite resounding ‘No,’ board leaves door open to further discussions, alternative options By Tara Nurin Battle lines were drawn…