Enrollment and graduation rates rise at UA Hope-Texarkana
HOPE/TEXARKANA, Ark. (KTAL/KMSS) — The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana is reporting increases in enrollment, retention, and graduation rates for the third straight year.
According to a news release, this fall, enrollment rose 7.7% to 1,406 students compared with last year. The college also saw a 3.8% increase in fall-to-fall retention, which officials said is a sign of improved student satisfaction and academic support.
Graduation rates have climbed for two consecutive years, up 15.2% over the past two years and 7.6% higher than last year.
“These results are a direct reflection of our commitment to putting students first,” Interim Chancellor Laura Clark said in a news release. “The steady rise in our enrollment, retention, and graduation rates is not just a win for UAHT, it’s a win for our students, their families, and the communities we serve.”
UAHT leaders said in a news release that the gains highlight ongoing efforts to expand programs, strengthen student services, and build partnerships with local schools, particularly through dual-credit and concurrent enrollment.
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