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Trends in Admissions

Explore changes in Resident vs. Non-Resident FTES, impact of WUE phase-out, need for increased Resident FTES, and strategies for regional recruitment. Key focus on Spring 2013 challenges including predictive difficulties, ballot initiatives, and transitions for out-of-area students.

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Trends in Admissions

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  1. Trends in Admissions Resident vs Non-Resident FTES

  2. Changes in WUE • 2 years to phase out counting WUE in Resident FTES • Need to increase Resident FTES to compensate • Regional Recruiters in Bay Area and Los Angeles will increase time spent at each high school and community college

  3. Spring Admissions in general, Spring 2013 in particular • Spring Admissions is historically difficult to predict or rely upon for enrollment. • November ballot initiatives, mid-year cuts to CSU • Difficult for students from out of the area to transition to HSU in January (Housing, jobs, etc) • Spring 2013 – Prop 30, changes in WUE, need to keep Housing at capacity, no FYE

  4. What are the Numbers?

  5. Same Numbers

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