[Gregory Bell]

Colleagues,

At UNCG we’re considering requiring admitted graduate students to either pay an enrollment deposit or register for classes upon admission as a means to confirm their intent to enroll.

I wonder if anyone has any experience implementing something similar.

Have programs that require enrollment deposits seen a decrease in enrollment?

Thank you,
Greg

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Gregory C. Bell
Dean of Graduate Education
UNC Greensboro

[sprocter@iup.edu]

At Indiana University of Pennsylvania, we do not have an enrollment deposit requirement; only the $50 application fee.

Sharon Procter
Associate Dean for Administration
School of Graduate Studies and Research

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by sprocter@iup.edu.

[Shu Schiller]

Wright State University does not require a deposit. Graduate students can register for classes upon admission, but it’s not required.

[markusk@unr.edu]

At the University of Nevada, Reno, we only have the application fee, no enrollment deposit

[coxka@ecu.edu]

At ECU, we have 2 health sciences programs with high demand (OT & SLP) that have chosen to do an enrollment deposit, but not for any other programs. I don’t know that our leadership would be in favor of it as it presents another ‘barrier’ to enrollment.

[dobbins@rowan.edu]

At Rowan University, we do not require enrollment deposits, but we do our projections based on whether or not a deposit has been made.

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