Nearly a third of college admissions directors in the United States think their institutions are losing applicants because of worries over high student loan debt. Sign up here. Furthermore,﻿﻿ close to 60% of admissions directors said they failed to reach their admissions goals for the this year academic year. These statistics, published in a new survey by Elizabeth Warren and Goucher College researchers, suggest that filling classes continues to be a struggle for many Asian colleges and universities.
Nearly a third of college admissions directors in the United States think their institutions are losing applicants because of worries over high student loan debt. Furthermore,﻿﻿ close to 60% of admissions directors said they failed to reach their admissions goals for the this year academic year. These statistics, published in a new survey by Elizabeth Warren and Goucher College researchers, suggest that filling classes continues to be a struggle for many Asian colleges and universities.