Performance of the SCHEV 2003 Enrollment Projections
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The chart to the left demonstrates the relationship between SCHEV's projected enrollment demand for Virginia institutions and the actual enrollments. As part of SCHEV's Systemwide Plan for Higher Education in Virginia, it is the Council's number one goal to accomodate an enrollment increase of at least 38,000 (Based on the 2001 Systemwide Needs Assessment) additional students by the end of the decade. The 2003 Revised Enrollment Demand Projections through 2010 and Potential Gaps in Higher Education Services now places the demand at 51,246 additional students by the end of the decade. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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In 2003, the agency's goal is to work with the Council, the institutions, the General Assembly,
the Governor, and other
parties to ensure that at least 95% of the overall demand by Virginia resident students is met.
Starting from the base
of Fall 2000 and continuing through Fall 2010, this will represent an
increase of 48,684 (95% of
51,246) students.
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| Demand Projections, Institutional Targets, and Actual Enrollments (All In-state students) | |
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The chart to the left demonstrates the relationship between SCHEV's projected enrollment demand of Virginia residents for public four-year institutions, the enrollment targets of those institutions and the actual enrollments. |
| Demand Projections, Institutional Targets, and Actual Enrollments (In-state Undergraduate students) | |
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Institutional enrollment targets, assuming no additional funding for in-state undergraduate students beyond current levels, leave a projected gap of 2,265 students in Fall 2007. By extrapolation, this gap could be as high as 6,300 by 2010. This gap represents two percent of the 2007 enrollment targets and is hidden in the overall totals by the capcity for graduate students in excess of of the forecasted demand. This gap becomes even more noteworthy when viewed in the context of the growth in in projected high school graduates likely to attend public four-year institutions as making up the bulk of this gap and also in the context of perhaps 3,000 students from the VCCS eventually seeking to transfer. With the addition of these factors, this looks to be much more of a potential problem in demand exceeding supply. |
| Demand Projections, Institutional Targets, and Actuals of Virginia High School Students attending Public Four-year Institutions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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SCHEV's 2003 report of Revised Enrollment Projections provides estimates of the number of Virginia high school
graduates likely to desire enrollment at a public four-year institution in Virginia. These estimates were
developed through historical patterns of actual enrollments and overall projections of high school graduates
(using multiple methods). These projections are then compared to the institutional enrollment targets of new first-time
in-state freshman provided by the public four-year institutions.
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