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).

Resources

Key Facts about Higher Education in Washington (2007)

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)

Board Updates and Action

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

DRAFT 2003-05 High Demand Enrollment Grants Report
(October 26, 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)

Reports

Biennial Review of Academic Enrollments, Programs, and Locations (July 2006)

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 contact:
John Lederer
Phone: 360-753-7822