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Regional Demand for Post-High School Education. Long-Range Needs and Resources. Working Papers.

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Title: Regional Demand for Post-High School Education. Long-Range Needs and Resources. Working Papers.
Authors: Patterson, D . Jeanne, Indiana Advisory Commission on Academic Facilities, Bloomington., Indiana Conference on Higher Education, Indianapolis.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 214
Publication Date: 1969
Descriptors: Cost Estimates, Educational Demand, Educational Needs, Educational Planning, Educational Resources, Enrollment Influences, Enrollment Trends, Facility Requirements, Facility Utilization Research, Higher Education, Regional Planning
Abstract: This study documents the second of three phases of the Indiana Higher Education Facilities Comprehensive Planning Study. Papers comprising this second phase of the study are devoted to long-run forecasts of needs and resources and related significant considerations. This portion of the study focuses on regional demand for higher education and considers that demand in view of potential enrollment. In an analysis of student demand, the report presents statistics showing a breakdown of college and university students by counties; examines regional variations in college enrollment; and analyzes the reasons for these differences. A related document is E A 003 080. (JF)
Journal Code: RIEFEB1971
Entry Date: 1971
Accession Number: ED043130
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:This study documents the second of three phases of the Indiana Higher Education Facilities Comprehensive Planning Study. Papers comprising this second phase of the study are devoted to long-run forecasts of needs and resources and related significant considerations. This portion of the study focuses on regional demand for higher education and considers that demand in view of potential enrollment. In an analysis of student demand, the report presents statistics showing a breakdown of college and university students by counties; examines regional variations in college enrollment; and analyzes the reasons for these differences. A related document is E A 003 080. (JF)