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College Welcomes
Record Class posted 8/31/07
The numbers at Adrian College
tell an impressive story. According to the most
recent enrollment tally, fall enrollment for
freshmen and transfers is up 77 percent from
two years ago.
The unprecedented growth has
come as a result of the Renaissance Plan, which
Adrian College President Jeffrey R. Docking
launched soon after he arrived in July of 2005.
As of today (Aug. 31), 555
freshmen and 70 transfers have made deposits.
This is a 45 percent increase in enrollment
over Fall 2006, which itself represented a 22
percent increase over Fall 2005.
The Daily Telegram (Adrian,
Mich.) recently examined the changes happening
at the College through a series of stories in
its Sunday paper. [Note: Telegram stories are
available to non-subscribers for 14 days only.]
Climbing
enrollments boost local colleges’ fortunes
Adrian College and Siena Heights University
plan to welcome more students this year
 Adrian
College reclassified, receives honor in national
magazine
U.S. News & World Report ranked Adrian College
16th in the Midwest in its annual America’s
Best Colleges list.
Students
return to new facilities
With classes set to begin at both Adrian College
and Siena Heights University, administrators
and construction crews continue to put the finishing
touches on campus projects.
Variety
of strategies employed to reach prospective
students
Adrian College and Siena Heights University
broaden their reach.
EDITORIAL:
Colleges’ success helps city as well
At issue: Increasing enrollment at Adrian College
and Siena Heights University. Our view: Good
news for the colleges is also good news for
Adrian and Lenawee County.
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