How one Cal State Campus is Trying to Break out of a Doom Loop of Declining Enrollment
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Cal State University is facing a decline in enrollment, leading to financial struggles, but is implementing strategies such as the First-Year Experience Summer Program to combat this issue. The university system is also working to enroll more students to bring in much-needed cash and address a $2.3 billion budget gap.
Cal State University is struggling with declining enrollment, which has led to financial difficulties. The university system is facing a $2.3 billion budget gap. To address this issue, Cal State is implementing strategies such as the First-Year Experience Summer Program. This program helps freshmen transition to college life and has shown positive results. Ten campuses, including Dominguez Hills, have seen double-digit enrollment declines since 2020. Despite this, Cal State officials say the system is on pace to meet state enrollment targets for the first time in four years.
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