Demographics

Enrollment Decline in Connecticut State Colleges & Universities Is Not Inevitable: It Is a Policy Choice

Connecticut’s four state universities and 12 community colleges are facing a crisis. The problem is marked by declining enrollments, soaring deficits, rising tuition, program cuts, and reduced student services. Although the institutions have blamed a shrinking college-age population for the crisis, the reality contradicts this. Connecticut’s college-age demographic remains stable. In contrast, comparable institutions in the state, such as UConn’s regional campuses, have witnessed enrollment increases. Therefore, it suggests that

Enrollment Decline in Connecticut State Colleges & Universities Is Not Inevitable: It Is a Policy Choice

The Connecticut Project Releases A Data-Driven Analysis on the Fiscal Guardrails

The Connecticut Project Releases A Data-Driven Analysis on the Fiscal Guardrails

Connecticut Taxes: Not Too Regressive? A Review of the Recent Tax Incidence Study

Millionaires Pay to Stay: The Millionaire Tax Migration Myth