Key Trends
- Government operating grants are declining
- No growth is projected for the 15 – 24 age group in our region through 2028
- Almost 2/3 of KPU students take fewer than 12 credits each term
- Almost ¾ of KPU students say that location is a major influence on their decision to attend KPU and over ¾ of KPU students say that program is a major influence; this is a change from a few years ago when location greatly outweighed all other factors
- The proportion of KPU students whose parents have postsecondary education is stable at just over 60%; this reflects the education level of all adults aged 25 or older in the KPU region
- 90% of KPU students would enroll here again
- Over the past few years, there has been a steady increase in enrolments in the summer term, driven by international student increases
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KPU Mobility
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