2011 Enrollment

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LAFAYETTE — The University of Louisiana received conditional approval Thursday for a new bachelor’s program in health services administration and the state’s only graduate certificate program in nonpublic school administration.

The Louisiana Board of Regents approved both programs at its meeting Wednesday.

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Marsha Sills

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UL saw a small enrollment hike from 16,763 students to 16,885

[Boomer]

Any word on if our #s increased---ULM said they had a big increase----I am just wondering where all the schools stand as I think that the demographics show a decline in graduating high school seniors!!!!

[CajunSaint]

Any word on if our #s increased---ULM said they had a big increase----I am just wondering where all the schools stand as I think that the demographics show a decline in graduating high school seniors!!!!

boom, all i know for sure is that this incoming freshman class is the largest since 1999. i just hope we see most of them at the home opener on the 17th.

[ynkfan42]

It sure feels like we had an increase, campus has been more busy than I've ever seen

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LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - The University of Louisiana plans to launch its first online degree program next semester.


The Advocate reports students will be able to earn an online bachelor of science degree in kinesiology in the concentration of health promotion and wellness.
Classes start in January and registration is open.


Luke Dowden, director of UL's Office of Distance and Electronic Learning, says they hope to attract working adults who either wish to complete a degree or are first-time college students.


In the past year, he says the university's distance learning options have grown 50 percent with 105 courses now available.

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[Boomer]

Are the #s out for all Louisiana schools this year//// What are they////

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UL saw a small enrollment hike from 16,763 students to 16,885

Southeastern gained from 15,351 enrolled to 15,414 students.

ia Advocate

[UL_Cajuns]

Southeastern is getting close to us as the second largest University. I guess they are taking everyone who can't get into LSU.

[SlappyCajun]

SE has been big for awhile now. They may actually pass us next year when our standards jump. More important to bump up our recruiting efforts in NOLA and E. of Baton Rouge.

SLU is all commuter, since a lot of population dumped onto the northshore their enrollment has increased.