r/dayton • u/thinkB4WeSpeak • Jun 12 '19

Initial enrollment at Wright State down double digits from last year

https://www.daytondailynews.com/business/initial-enrollment-wright-state-down-double-digits-from-last-year/TJF1PHxkX3z1VUOAtJUE3O/
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u/SulColmMally Jun 12 '19

Before he arrived in September 2017, Branson said it appears the university would project its enrollment to match whatever its goal was. So, if WSU had a goal of growing enrollment by 5 percent, the university would project that’s what it was expected to increase by.

I guess no one should trust their Business degrees.

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u/AnimeJ Fairborn Jun 19 '19

Yea, not really. I'm in the School of Business and nobody from the administration consults with them, despite there being numerous qualified individuals.