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Loyalist College Reports Enrollment Trends and Financial Deficits

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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Loyalist College President Mark Kirkpatrick reported on the college's enrollment and financial status. Domestic student enrollment came in 6% above projections this fall, reaching 2,455 students. However, the school is currently running a $14-million deficit in fiscal 2026 and expects a $10 million deficit in fiscal 2027.

From quintenews.com

Why it matters

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The college is undergoing a strategic realignment to align with the needs of employers in the Bay of Quinte region. The financial deficits and the shift in institutional strategy could impact the college's ability to provide workforce development opportunities in the area.

From quintenews.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Loyalist CollegeSpeculative

    The college might face pressure on funding or investment due to financial deficits and strategic realignment.

  • LoyalistSpeculative

    The township municipality could see changes in local demand for workforce development services due to Loyalist College's strategic realignment.

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