Enrollments

The Higher Education Coordinating Board has called for stepped-up state investment to meet the growing demand for higher education through 2010.

Washington's public colleges and universities will need to accommodate about 26,000 new full-time students (FTE) by 2010-2011 simply to maintain the current rates of college attendance in Washington (based on fall 2004 participation).

Reports

See also: Reports and Publications

- Enrollment, Capacity and Technology Study (2008)

- Biennial Review of Academic Enrollments, Programs,

  and Locations (July 2006)

Resources

Key Facts about Higher Education in Washington

Funded High Demand Proposals for 2006-07

 - General Studies Social Science (CWU)

 - Organic Chemistry (CWU)

 - Communication Disorders (EWU)

 - Occupational Therapy (EWU)

 - Physical Therapy (EWU)

 - Master's in Education (WWU)

 - Plastics Engineering (WWU)

2006-07 High-Demand Enrollments RFP (April 2006)

2003-05 High Demand Enrollment Grants Report
(November 2006)

High Demand PowerPoint Presentation - (Oct. 2006)

Awards in the High-Demand Grant Program (May 2006)
Higher Education Simulation Model (April 2005)
Allocation of High-Demand Enrollments 2004-2005 (July 2004)
Allocation of High-Demand Enrollments 2003-2005 Biennium (July 2003)

High-Demand Enrollment Reports, 2001-02 (December 2002)
2000 Master Plan: Final Report on the Comprehensive Review of Enrollment Goals and Capital Assumptions (February 2001)

For more information on enrollments, call us at:
360-753-7870

For more information on high-demand programs:

E-mail: John Lederer
Phone: 360-753-7822