Newly released data by the National Center for Education Statistics provide a highly anticipated look at how the coronavirus upended colleges’ enrollment, staffing, and finances during the past academic year.
The data underscore what has trickled out about institutions over the past 18 months: indicators of plummeting enrollment with warning signs for equity, fears of colleges’ faltering finances, and signs of their shrinking academic work forces. The new federal data are also notable because they reveal how these trends affected specific colleges.
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