ENROLLMENT

School Year Enrollment                  
1996-1997 6205                    
1997-1998 6073     Bitmap
1998-1999 6071    
1999-2000 5824    
2000-2001 5753    
2001-2002 5536    
2002-2003 5459    
2003-2004 5505    
2004-2005 5473    
2005-2006 5505    
2006-2007 5397    
2007-2008 5480    
2008-2009 5413    
2009-2010 5223    
2010-2011           5197    
       
       
       

 

sycamore   employees     enrollment
  fy04       fy04 5505  
  fy05 823     fy05 5473  
  fy06 833     fy06 5505  
  fy07 809     fy07 5397  
  fy08 833     fy08 5480  
  fy09 848     fy09 5413  
  fy10 846     fy10 5223  
  fy11              856     fy11            5197  
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 The number of Sycamore employees increased while the number of students declined 
during the 7 year period from school year 2003-04 through 2009-10.  
               
Sources: Buckeye Institute, Ohio Department of Education    

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During the next decade fewer Ohioans (will) graduate from high school every year. “The population is just not growing here.” said Aaron Meis, dean of undergraduate admission at Xavier. The number of Ohio high school graduates will drop 9.3 percent from 2006 to 2022, shedding more than 12,000 graduates a year, according to the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, a membership and research group for colleges around the U. S.

Source: Colleges see record applications – for now. But as Ohio high school rolls shrink, universities will have to step up their game. The Enquirer 2/18/12  A

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