forksandspoons Posted Tuesday at 07:51 PM Posted Tuesday at 07:51 PM 10 minutes ago, AJS said: Would be quite the zag if the numbers that have been in recent articles (putting FR class around 2,200) was actually the on-campus or full-time FR total or something along those lines. Yeah, I am not sure if he was just going off last year or what. Quote
The Sicatoka Posted Wednesday at 01:59 PM Posted Wednesday at 01:59 PM 20 hours ago, The Sicatoka said: The enrollment cliff of 2026 is here. You planned for it or it will wreck you. Quote
forksandspoons Posted Friday at 06:47 PM Posted Friday at 06:47 PM From the bottom of this article from today: Heard from Link that the first day enrollment number was 15,465 students. The official fall enrollment number will be confirmed on census day, Sept. 21. https://www.grandforksherald.com/news/local/three-und-programs-flagged-as-low-completion-in-draft-state-report From a UND blog post in August 2025: UND’s first-day headcount this week came in at 15,440. https://blogs.und.edu/und-today/2025/08/first-day-enrollment-at-und-sets-record/ The Herald article uses the word enrollment, which is different than head count I believe. Not sure if comparing apples to apples here or not Quote
thUNDer Posted Friday at 07:31 PM Posted Friday at 07:31 PM 39 minutes ago, gfhockey said: So we went up? You don’t do math on Fridays either?😏 Quote
gfhockey Posted Friday at 07:34 PM Posted Friday at 07:34 PM 2 minutes ago, thUNDer said: You don’t do math on Fridays either?😏 Nah I’m hunting harvesting and st the lake 2 1 Quote
AJS Posted Friday at 08:27 PM Posted Friday at 08:27 PM Even with a 2,200 FR class, that would still be replacing incredibly small SR classes (anything class prior to FR in 2024). Only up 25 year over year? What a disaster. We’ll remember Fall 2025 fondly. Fun few years to follow. Quote
AJS Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago https://www.inforum.com/news/fargo/ndsus-new-president-to-lobby-for-expanded-tuition-reciprocity-to-boost-enrollment Nice to see someone with some initiative. Quote
UND69er Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 15 minutes ago, AJS said: https://www.inforum.com/news/fargo/ndsus-new-president-to-lobby-for-expanded-tuition-reciprocity-to-boost-enrollment Nice to see someone with some initiative. Very surprising stats that 84% of ND and 46% of MN residents stay in ND after graduation. Quote
SIOUXFAN97 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago On 9/4/2026 at 3:27 PM, AJS said: Even with a 2,200 FR class, that would still be replacing incredibly small SR classes (anything class prior to FR in 2024). Only up 25 year over year? What a disaster. We’ll remember Fall 2025 fondly. Fun few years to follow. is there sarcasm here or are these numbers a "disaster"... explain more Quote
UND1983 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 9 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said: is there sarcasm here or are these numbers a "disaster"... explain more As big of a disaster as our "LABOR DAY WEEKEND ATTENDANCE" 2 Quote
Nodak1883 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago On 9/4/2026 at 1:47 PM, forksandspoons said: From the bottom of this article from today: Heard from Link that the first day enrollment number was 15,465 students. The official fall enrollment number will be confirmed on census day, Sept. 21. https://www.grandforksherald.com/news/local/three-und-programs-flagged-as-low-completion-in-draft-state-report From a UND blog post in August 2025: UND’s first-day headcount this week came in at 15,440. https://blogs.und.edu/und-today/2025/08/first-day-enrollment-at-und-sets-record/ The Herald article uses the word enrollment, which is different than head count I believe. Not sure if comparing apples to apples here or not Typically, yes enrollment and head count refer to different metrics. However, given the phrasing in the Herald it would likely be referring to the head count or number of students taking a class at UND for the fall semester. The fact that we were basically even with last year is a good sign given that it usually trends up towards Census Day. For comparison, Fall 2025 First day was 15,440 while the official tally on Census day was 15,844 which is a 2.5% increase from first day of class to census day. While we could pull data from previous years to see how that lines up with historical numbers. If the 2026 Fall Semester sees roughly the same uptick from first day to census day we should see the final tally be 15,850-15,900 students at UND. As long as we don't see a drop of -5% or more we should be completely fine. 1 Quote
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