The Kansas Board of Regents released annual fall enrollment data last month, showing a mixed picture for the state’s public universities.
“After three years of growth, our system is experiencing flat enrollment this fall, with uneven results across sectors and institutions,” Kansas Board of Regents Chair Alysia Johnston said in a Sept. 30 news release. “The Board remains focused on ensuring that education beyond high school remains affordable and accessible for Kansans and that students who enroll in our system achieve success in college and after graduation.”
In Wichita, Wichita State’s main campus posted a 2.5% drop even as it welcomed the largest freshman class in school history…