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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wednesday, November 1, 1967
New enrollment figures prepared
Anderson's report said several factors may limit enrollment in the years ahead. These include higher tuition policies, economic conditions, world conflict, failure to maintain the present enrollment ratio, decrease in out-of-state enrollments, availability of teaching personnel, and changes in the pattern of higher education in Kansas.
Because KU enrollment this fall exceeded anticipated figures, Kenneth Anderson, dean of the School of Education, Tuesday issued a revised report on predicted enrollments expected from next fall until the 1977-78 school year.
Actual enrollment was 101 students more than he had predicted, Anderson said. Last Dec. 22, he said, he predicted 15,690 students but the official enrollment totaled 15,791. The prediction error was only .6 of one per cent.
Anderson said the war in Vietnam and the growth of junior colleges may affect his predictions. He said although he has set upper and lower limits for new predictions, many factors may increase or decrease these figures.
Factors which may increase predicted enrollment, Anderson said, are an increase in appropriations for, facilities and personnel, an increase in student financial aid, better economic conditions, an increased demand for trained personnel by government, business and industry, political stability, interest in higher education by Kansans, and a trend toward public rather than private schools.
Named for prof
War and Jucos
The research and laboratory facilities which he helped create in Snow Hall were named for Charles A. Leone, professor of zoology Tuesday night in a reception honoring him.
Our Sound was used for last Al Hirt Concert
Just 35 minutes east on I-35 to 7th Ave. in K.C., K. South past KU Med. Ctr. to 43rd St., east 4 blocks
A $2,000 grant has been awarded to the William Allen White School of Journalism to support a two-week summer program for
Journalism school gets $2,000 grant
high school journalism teachers. The grant is one of 12 made by the Newspaper Fund, Inc., of Princeton, N.J., an organization
20,000 by 1975?
Anderson said if the public- private ratio goes from 2:1 today to 5:1 in 1975, KU enrollments in 1975 might be more than 20,000.
The new enrollment predictions compared with the Dec. 22 predictions are:
financed by Dow-Jones, Inc. KU's workshop, the only one in the midwest with Newspaper Fund support, will be June 4-14.
New Old
1968-69 16,900 16,900
1969-70 16,842 15,790
1970-71 17,104 16,140
1971-72 17,366 16,540
1972-73 17,038 17,590
1973-74 17,890 17,590
1974-75 18,152 17,770
1975-76 18,154 17,960
1976-77 18,677 17,790
1977-78 18,940 —
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