Enrollment drop must be limited by state regents
Davenport Iowa. State Board of Regents officials warned plans to curb a looming enrollment decline at public universities. Regent John Fitzgibbon of Des Moines said a sustained drop could threaten tuition revenue funding new buildings and program changes, impacting the state’s educational system for years.
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State Board of Regents
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Declining Iowa University enrollments eyed by regents
Iowa three state universities face 7.5 to 16 percent enrollment drops by fall 1997 with University of Iowa at 16.3 percent and UNI, ISU watching declines. Regents consider long range planning and audits to balance enrollments with resources amid tuition and funding pressures.
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Richard Remington
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Gordon Eaton
Higher dorm rates set by state regents at Iowa universities
Iowa State University leads with a 10.6 percent dorm rate hike, followed by increases at the University of Iowa and University of Northern Iowa. The changes, effective next fall, affect single, double and triple occupancy rooms with meals, varying by campus and housing type.
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Davenport
Iowa
State Board of Regents
Towa State University
University of Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
U of I
UNI
U of 1
ISU
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