CNC Wraps 07-08 School Year with Positive Numbers
By 250 News
Wednesday, June 25, 2008 03:48 PM
Prince George, B.C. – The College of New Caledonia says the past school year was a success. Enrolment was up 7.6% to 3438.
The largest increase was in health related studies which had a student enrolment increase of 19%. The Trades also saw an increase with a boost of 8% over the previous year.
Satellite campuses also saw increases with Vanderhoof showing an increase of 135%, Mackenzie next at 60% and Quesnel up by 41%.
The programs showing a decline were business and university transfer.
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Posted by: He speaks on June 26 2008 8:00 AM
It would be interesting to know why. Looks like it might be increased offerings in outlying regions and specific program offering changes.
Wondering whether the student profile has also changed.
I guess I am just the type of the person who likes to know more than just what.
Why and how are the pieces of information which can give a better perspective of how one might be able to improve their own business performance.