MBA interest down, but Masters on the rise
By: Anna Radinsky/Assistant News Director Student applications for Master’s of Business Administration programs dropped throughout the country in recent years. Even elite schools like…
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‘Early fall’ enrollment surpasses fall
By: Ryan Soriano and Joshua Ceballos/PantherNOW Staff University admissions will be flipped this year as more freshmen are enrolling in the summer rather than…
Students dissatisfied with lack of available summer classes
In August, Shannen Germain will be moving to North Carolina to start her new job. That is, if she can enroll for summer classes.
Priority registration is fair, according to advisor
Certain groups of students are given priority registration dates and can register prior to regular registration, according to the official University procedures.
Editorial: New construction halts the lives of students
Photo by C. Quintana via Flickr FIUSM Staff Florida International University is a place full of traditions and stories that have been passed down to…
Tuition tracker: Low-income students suffering most
According to tuitiontracker.org, sticker price is rising and so has the net price for low-income students, who are receiving less aid.
New funding system spells trouble for master’s programs
Seven master’s programs deemed low performing by the Board of Governors are being scrutinized for their ability to graduate a certain number of students and land them jobs in the future.
Register once, never register again: University introduces block enrollment
A block enrollment program began for freshmen in four majors who will be automatically enrolled in their courses each semester, said to eliminate registration issues and guarantee graduation in four years.
Steady increase in international students follows national trend
According to data collected by the State Department, the United States enrolled the highest number of international students in its history in 2012-2013 – showing a 7 percent increase.
President Rosenberg talks growth and expansion with Student Media
With the University ranking seventh largest in the nation with its estimated fall enrollment, President Mark B. Rosenberg sat down with Student Media on Oct. 7 at Biscayne Bay Campus to discuss fundraising, partnerships and expansion — internal, online and into UniversityCity.
