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Loyola’s Spring enrollment decline drives new strategies for growth

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The university released its spring statistics on enrollment and retention rates on Feb. 28. These numbers help the university, academic advisors, and faculty understand what incoming students need to succeed, as well as how to increase enrollment in the fall. Elizabeth Rainey, assistant provost for student success, provided insight on behalf of the university about what these statistics mean for future outreach at Loyola. The Office for Institut…
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Loyola’s Spring enrollment decline drives new strategies for growth

The university released its spring statistics on enrollment and retention rates on Feb. 28. These numbers help the university, academic advisors, and faculty understand what incoming students need to succeed, as well as how to increase enrollment in the fall. Elizabeth Rainey, assistant provost for student success, provided insight on behalf of the university about what these statistics mean for future outreach at Loyola. The Office for Institut…

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