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Peer reviewedHowe, Harold, II – Change, 1979
Problems affecting the survival of private colleges, including declining enrollment, inflation, costs, efficiency, public attitude, and competition with public institutions for students and federal and state aid are discussed. Thoughts about planning for the future are presented, with focus on planning and support at the state level. (JMD)
Descriptors: College Planning, Declining Enrollment, Federal Aid, Financial Problems
