They are not aware of financial aid for which they may qualify, such as pell grants, for example. While the growth in minority numbers is roughly factored into the projection, it does not factor in the boost in enrollment that could result from an increase in financial aid. Wesleyan College Has Story to Tell Private colleges that offer competitive programs, adjust quickly to economic environments, and embrace an entrepreneurial spirit will likely have an edge over other colleges who want a thriving future, according to a new report by Carolina Journal - a new, monthly newspaper featuring news and commentary by the Pope Center for Higher Education Policy. In the second edition of the new publication, Pope Center Publications Director Jon Sanders looks at the effects of slashing tuition on college programs, with particular attention paid to the recent tuition cut at North Carolina Wesleyan College. Sanders reveals other important reasons, besides the tuition decrease, responsible for Wesleyan's increased enrollment.
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