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St. Cloud State University reports 46% enrollment drop, shifts strategy

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St. Cloud State University held a gathering on November 3, 2026, to address declining student enrollment. The university's 26th president, Gregory Tomso, stated that headcount enrollment has dropped about 46 percent since its peak in 2010, and the school is currently losing 25 to 30 percent of students. The university is now prioritizing student retention and attracting adult learners due to the projected decline in high school students in Minnesota.

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The decline in enrollment threatens the core operations and financial stability of St. Cloud State University. The university is adjusting its academic offerings to align with the workforce demands of the Central Minnesota region. This trend reflects a broader issue of fewer high school graduates in Minnesota, which could put pressure on state educational funding models.

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