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wiu712 wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 11:32 am The current on-campus headcount enrollment at Western is 2,262 in Macomb and 271 in the Quad Cities. Total = 2,533.

The spring semester enrollment number of 5,107 includes students who take some on-line courses as well as in-person courses.

The 2,533 figure is based on students who are attending only in-person classes.

The university is considering moving to a two-college model:
College of Humanities, Arts, Science, and Education
College of Health and Community Professions

The two-college model would result in a reduction of Deans from seven down to two.
 

 

vatusay wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 5:08 pm

wiu712 wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 11:32 am The current on-campus headcount enrollment at Western is 2,262 in Macomb and 271 in the Quad Cities. Total = 2,533.

The spring semester enrollment number of 5,107 includes students who take some on-line courses as well as in-person courses.

The 2,533 figure is based on students who are attending only in-person classes.

The university is considering moving to a two-college model:
College of Humanities, Arts, Science, and Education
College of Health and Community Professions

The two-college model would result in a reduction of Deans from seven down to two.
 


 

Unbelievable. 2200. That number is actually staggering.  

How many millions of dollars a year is spent on the QC campus for 270 kids?

 

ST_Lawson wrote: Wed Mar 26, 2025 8:23 am

vatusay wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 5:08 pm

wiu712 wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 11:32 am The current on-campus headcount enrollment at Western is 2,262 in Macomb and 271 in the Quad Cities. Total = 2,533.

The spring semester enrollment number of 5,107 includes students who take some on-line courses as well as in-person courses.

The 2,533 figure is based on students who are attending only in-person classes.

The university is considering moving to a two-college model:
College of Humanities, Arts, Science, and Education
College of Health and Community Professions

The two-college model would result in a reduction of Deans from seven down to two.
 



 

Unbelievable. 2200. That number is actually staggering.  

How many millions of dollars a year is spent on the QC campus for 270 kids?


 

Just to be clear, that 2200 number is for students who are ONLY taking in-person classes. Almost nobody does that anymore. After COVID hit and all classes went online, some professors/departments realized that it worked better for some types of classes, so they just stuck with them being online. The majority of students that I know take some classes in-person and a couple of classes online. They would not be included in that 2200, but they're still living on campus or in town, walking around campus, eating at BWW and shopping at Walmart, etc.

 

sealhall74 wrote:

ST_Lawson wrote: Wed Mar 26, 2025 8:23 am

vatusay wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 5:08 pm Unbelievable. 2200. That number is actually staggering.  

How many millions of dollars a year is spent on the QC campus for 270 kids?


 

Just to be clear, that 2200 number is for students who are ONLY taking in-person classes. Almost nobody does that anymore. After COVID hit and all classes went online, some professors/departments realized that it worked better for some types of classes, so they just stuck with them being online. The majority of students that I know take some classes in-person and a couple of classes online. They would not be included in that 2200, but they're still living on campus or in town, walking around campus, eating at BWW and shopping at Walmart, etc.

 

are there any "hybrid" classes, through the magic of zoom or whatever, some students in the classroom with prof and others participating from a distance?