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Executive Summary
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Summer SCH: ~-3% (aligned with campus trend)
- Fall Student Credit Hours (SCH): ~-16–17% decline system-wide
- Summer headcount positive despite SCH softness
- UG admissions stabilizing
- Grad recruitment remains soft
TOTAL SCH DETAIL
| SUMMER 2026 | FALL 2026 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COE | 2,807 vs 2,726 | â–¼ -2.9% | COE | 4,968 vs 4,093 | â–¼ -17.6% |
UNDERGRADUATE SUMMARY
Growth Areas
Human Services & Behavioral Health showing strongest application growth.
Declines
Inclusive Early Childhood Education and post-bacc licensure programs declining.
Overall UG funnel is stabilizing with slightly improved yield in summer, flat enrollment trends in fall.
GRADUATE SUMMARY
Growth Areas
Special Education programs driving most growth across both terms.
Declines
Principal Licensure continues to decline, especially in fall cohorts.
Graduate enrollment is near FY2025 levels but shows structural shifts across licensure programs.
SUMMER SCH
â–¼ -2.9%
2,807 vs 2,726
FALL SCH
â–¼ -17.6%
4,968 vs 4,093
SUMMER HEADCOUNT
â–² +3.4%
495 → 512
FALL HEADCOUNT
â–¼ -16%
510 → 430
KEY INSIGHT
COE is tracking with main campus declines in Fall SCH. Summer remains relatively stable in headcount but weaker in credit intensity. Undergraduate pipeline is stabilizing while graduate recruitment pressure persists.
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Visual Overview
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