Last year, the board of trustees laid out what they believed to be the most critical issues facing Guilford College — mainly issues involving enrollment and retention. These became Guilford’s 10 strategic...
Falling. Guilford College’s enrollment, that is.
For the past four years, Guilford College has seen a drop in enrollment each year. Is this Guilford’s fault or is something larger causing this?
Nationally,...
Three hundred and twenty first-years arrived at this summer’s new student orientation at the College on Aug. 24. Greeted with fresh faces, full schedules and fun activities, first-years got to know Guilford.
One...
On Aug. 26, President Jane K. Fernandes was welcomed as Guilford College’s first woman president and the first deaf woman president of an American college during the inauguration of the college’s ninth...
Guilford College has a $2 million deficit, and no one seems to know how we got here.
Due mainly to a drop in enrollment, cuts will be made and no one is safe.
“I’ve been here 16 years,” said...
“Guilford is treating (CCE students) like second- class citizens,” said CCE sophomore Jeffrey Ray at the event, “Help Save Your CCE Program,” organized by the CCE Student Government Association.
The...
When enrollment numbers are dropping fast, what is a school to do?
A decline in enrollment rates is something Guilford College has been struggling with for a couple of years now. As of spring 2015,...
The numbers are in.
For the Spring 2014 semester, Guilford College has enrolled 1,105 traditional students and 952 CCE students.
“(The numbers are) decent, not great,” said Dean of Admission...
Anthony Harrison & Natalie Sutton and Natalie Sutton
• September 6, 2013
If you hear victorious cries and triumphant cheers echoing from New Garden Hall, it’s likely they’re coming from the Admission Office.
With the help of his team, Director of Admissions Andy Strickler...
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