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Vice Provost for Enrollment and Student Success Jay Goff seated at a Faculty Senate meeting.

Class of 2026 retention rate among the highest in GW history: data

By Ianne Salvosa and Rachel Moon
November 13, 2023
Total international student enrollment at GW dropped from 4,170 students in the 2019-20 school year to 3,342 students in the 2022-23 school year.

International student enrollment boost aligns with ‘top’ schools after pandemic drop: experts

By Fiona Riley and Aidan English
April 3, 2023
Students studying in the School of Engineering building in February 2023.

Enrollment in Bachelor of Science degrees doubles over five-year period

By Caitlin Kitson and Lana Khalaf
February 27, 2023
Jay Goff, the vice provost for enrollment and student success, said officials built planning models during the pandemic that have accommodated for enrollment decreases from the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020.

Pandemic could remain as benchmark for GW’s long-term enrollment strategy: experts

By Kellen Hoard
January 23, 2023

Op-ed: I was one of the 779 Black men at GW in 2022. Here’s why GW should raise that number.

By Kamau Louis
January 17, 2023
GW enrolled 26,457 total students this fall, dipping slightly below last year’s total by 560 students.

Transfer student enrollment reached eight-year low, enrollment data shows

By Fiona Riley and Maram Baider
December 6, 2022
Experts in higher education administration said GW’s six-point acceptance rate hike could make the school look less competitive, especially if the rate continues to climb.

Total enrollment continues four-year decline, despite more diverse freshman class: report

By Caitlin Kitson
November 14, 2022
At the Board of Trustees meeting Friday, Alumni Association President Will Alexander III said officials hope to revive GW’s donor base through community events.

GW’s donor base shrinks amid unpopular administrative decision making: officials

By Daniel Patrick Galgano
October 10, 2022
Administrators said a little more than 4,700 tuition aid packages were adjusted after the 10 percent tuition cut to reflect most students' reduced costs of board.

GW receives record number of new student applications, plans to leverage waitlist

By Daniel Patrick Galgano and Grace Chinowsky
March 28, 2022
Experts in higher education said the disparity in salaries among business professors is unrepresentative of salary disparities across higher education.

Graduate certificate enrollment declines despite program expansions

By Grace Chinowsky
February 28, 2022
GW's Foggy Bottom campus from the University Yard.

GW’s enrollment drop fits with nationwide projections, experts say

By Daniel Patrick Galgano
February 7, 2022
Cordes said in his committee’s annual report that GW may experience an increase in expenses that is not accompanied by an increase in revenue next fiscal year.

Funding for faculty promotions, raises increase in FY 2022 budget

By Isha Trivedi and Nick Pasion
January 18, 2022
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