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Caret, Robert L.; And Others – Planning for Higher Education, 1988
The planning process at Towson State University was developed in anticipation of a projected enrollment decline of 12 percent in the period 1984-90. The planning process, planning model, and implementation are described. (MLW)
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Planning, Declining Enrollment, Higher Education
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Hardy, Cynthia – Planning for Higher Education, 1988
If universities are to deal with the problems of declining enrollment and funding, they must combine both political and economic considerations, placing more responsibility on the administrators who now have to decide not only what to do but how to do it. (MLW)
Descriptors: Change, College Administration, College Planning, Decision Making
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Durham, Lawrence B. – Planning for Higher Education, 1978
The prospect of declining enrollments challenges those in higher education to plan creatively for the future. For illustrative purposes, the concerns of mental health, aging, and criminal justice are related to higher education and examined in terms of four primary planning variables: programs, people, facilities, and funding. (JMD)
Descriptors: Building Conversion, Declining Enrollment, Educational Change, Educational Finance
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Wing, Paul; Rowse, Glenwood L. – Planning for Higher Education, 1986
Competition for students will increase in the next decade. Some factors indicating an institution's vulnerability to declining enrollment can be assessed, and may also be the key to initiatives by campus leaders to help offset the decline. (Author/MSE)
Descriptors: College Choice, College Planning, Competition, Curriculum Development
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Dill, David – Planning for Higher Education, 1994
The "postindustrial" environment for higher education, with shrinking revenues and enrollments and increasing competition, demands that all colleges and universities become more integrated organizations. Planning can be a powerful instrument for achieving better integration in highly differentiated academic organizations, and good organizational…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, College Planning, Competition, Declining Enrollment
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Mason, Thomas R. – Planning for Higher Education, 1985
The recent literature on issues of quality, retrenchment, and evaluation suggest the kinds of planning and institutional research needed to aid college and university decision processes to sustain and improve program quality. An extensive bibliography is provided. (MLW)
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, College Faculty, Declining Enrollment, Educational Finance
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Fink, Ira – Planning for Higher Education, 1982
The relationships between demographic trends, student characteristics (age, ethnic background, marital status), enrollment trends, and demand for on-campus and off-campus housing are examined. Effects of availability of housing on enrollment are also discussed. Institutional policy implications are outlined. (MSE)
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, College Buildings, College Housing, College Planning
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Flaig, Herbert – Planning for Higher Education, 1979
The need for planning in higher education institutions is discussed in light of the financial restrictions imposed by a period of retrenchment. Planning is defined as a systematic assessment of goals and objectives based on available resources and institutional priorities. A planning model is presented and steps of the planning process are…
Descriptors: Budgets, Change Strategies, College Administration, College Planning
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Keller, George – Planning for Higher Education, 1989
A review of literature on declining Black student achievement attributes the problem to a hostile campus environment, competition with military service, reduced student aid, changes in Black males, poor preparation, choice of work over education, family deterioration, drug use, negative attitudes and behavior, and lack of Black leadership. (MSE)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Armed Forces, Black Students, College Environment