Marquette's Next Freshman Class up 22% from 2021

[warriorchick]

2,027 committed by May 1, making it the largest incoming class in several years.

Increases in diversity and average SAT/ACT scores as well.

https://today.marquette.edu/2022/05/marquette-announces-successful-recruitment-year/?fbclid=IwAR3QQvfIIqGeTmvBaRu8RnT7LIYvsFPzAocqU6KgiQjTEgKfiZvTOws0wzc


Sorry, Disco - no word on the acceptance rate.

[jesmu84]

Must not be aware of the crime

[Goose]

I spent much of the afternoon at MU today and definite excitement over the increased enrollment. Great news for MU!

[rocket surgeon]

Must not be aware of the crime

what crime?


 i'm sure MU is on top of the crime situation as they should.  to ignore the problem could set up a libelous situation.  good thing MU has been able to thwart some very serious situations to keep the campus relatively safe and i mean that in a positive sense.  no one likes to see their alma mater go to hell. the presence of MUPD along with what's left of MPD can and will do a nice job if they are allowed. 

btw-milwaukee homicides 2022 are at 70 which is 19 ahead of last year-nothing to celebrate

[warriorchick]

what crime?


 i'm sure MU is on top of the crime situation as they should.  to ignore the problem could set up a libelous situation.  good thing MU has been able to thwart some very serious situations to keep the campus relatively safe and i mean that in a positive sense.  no one likes to see their alma mater go to hell. the presence of MUPD along with what's left of MPD can and will do a nice job if they are allowed. 

btw-milwaukee homicides 2022 are at 70 which is 19 ahead of last year-nothing to celebrate

How many on campus?

[jesmu84]

what crime?


 i'm sure MU is on top of the crime situation as they should.  to ignore the problem could set up a libelous situation.  good thing MU has been able to thwart some very serious situations to keep the campus relatively safe and i mean that in a positive sense.  no one likes to see their alma mater go to hell. the presence of MUPD along with what's left of MPD can and will do a nice job if they are allowed. 

btw-milwaukee homicides 2022 are at 70 which is 19 ahead of last year-nothing to celebrate

"What's left of MPD"?

[Uncle Rico]

what crime?


 i'm sure MU is on top of the crime situation as they should.  to ignore the problem could set up a libelous situation.  good thing MU has been able to thwart some very serious situations to keep the campus relatively safe and i mean that in a positive sense.  no one likes to see their alma mater go to hell. the presence of MUPD along with what's left of MPD can and will do a nice job if they are allowed. 

btw-milwaukee homicides 2022 are at 70 which is 19 ahead of last year-nothing to celebrate

7 of 10

No ellipses or air quotes but some hints at conspiracy theories about city politics and police work salvage the effort

[rocket surgeon]

7 of 10

No ellipses or air quotes but some hints at conspiracy theories about city politics and police work salvage the effort

  that's still passing right? 

jesmu-mpd had over 200 vacancies as of august 2021 and rising-feel free to look it up

[wadesworld]

  that's still passing right? 

jesmu-mpd had over 200 vacancies as of august 2021 and rising-feel free to look it up

Taking the decision to defund the police into their own hands, hey?

[jesmu84]

  that's still passing right? 

jesmu-mpd had over 200 vacancies as of august 2021 and rising-feel free to look it up

Did employees leave the MPD? What was their reasons for leaving?

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Did employees leave the MPD? What was their reasons for leaving?

I know you are trolling and/or dense,  but if you aren't aware of the shorage of law enforcement applicants, then you are next level dumb.

[jesmu84]

I know you are trolling and/or dense,  but if you aren't aware of the shorage of law enforcement applicants, then you are next level dumb.

I asked about where all the openings came from.

A quick Google search seems to indicate the openings are the result of retirements.

[tower912]

Yes, there is a shortage of police applicants and teachers.   Both professions have been scapegoated for a couple of generations by both ends of the political spectrum.   

[Hards Alumni]

what crime?


 i'm sure MU is on top of the crime situation as they should.  to ignore the problem could set up a libelous situation.  good thing MU has been able to thwart some very serious situations to keep the campus relatively safe and i mean that in a positive sense.  no one likes to see their alma mater go to hell. the presence of MUPD along with what's left of MPD can and will do a nice job if they are allowed. 

btw-milwaukee homicides 2022 are at 70 which is 19 ahead of last year-nothing to celebrate

Stick to teeth.

[4everwarriors]

Projected freshman classes are up throughout the country from the downturn during covid. Students no longer want to "attend" and pay huge tuition while enrolled in virtual classes or to be held hostage in their dorm rooms, hey?

[Uncle Rico]

Projected freshman classes are up throughout the country from the downturn during covid. Students no longer want to "attend" and pay huge tuition while enrolled in virtual classes or to be held hostage in their dorm rooms, hey?

Too bad they’re all going to get robbed or shot

[4everwarriors]

Nah, only at MU, hey?

[warriorchick]

Thanks for ruining yet another thread

Great job, guys.

[tower912]

This is something to be happy about.

[shoothoops]

2,027 committed by May 1, making it the largest incoming class in several years.

Increases in diversity and average SAT/ACT scores as well.

https://today.marquette.edu/2022/05/marquette-announces-successful-recruitment-year/?fbclid=IwAR3QQvfIIqGeTmvBaRu8RnT7LIYvsFPzAocqU6KgiQjTEgKfiZvTOws0wzc


Sorry, Disco - no word on the acceptance rate.

Is there a link to more specific data?

41% from Illinois
33% from Wisconsin

Geographic diversity hasn’t improved.

[Herman Cain]

2,027 committed by May 1, making it the largest incoming class in several years.

Increases in diversity and average SAT/ACT scores as well.

https://today.marquette.edu/2022/05/marquette-announces-successful-recruitment-year/?fbclid=IwAR3QQvfIIqGeTmvBaRu8RnT7LIYvsFPzAocqU6KgiQjTEgKfiZvTOws0wzc


Sorry, Disco - no word on the acceptance rate.

Great work by admissions. I like that they are going to places where the sales is easier to close . 41 percent from Illinois is solid.

Hopefully that big donation for school nursing is increasing their capacity

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

Is there a link to more specific data?

41% from Illinois
33% from Wisconsin

Geographic diversity hasn’t improved.

This is Marquette's strategy and is what many private schools are doing now.  Focus your resources on areas from where you are likely to get the most students.

Sure they will still do the college fairs where people are sending out alumni because that is a low cost scenario, but admissions work is nearly a three year process now.  The goal is to make sure your professional staff knows each and every admitted applicant at some level.  That is resource intensive work and that requires concentrating on where you are getting the most bang for your buck.

[dgies9156]

Glad to see MU continues to be an excellent choice for discriminating high school seniors.

Hope this trend continues!

[cheebs09]

I remember that one year MU had a high enrollment but the net price per student was too low it was actually a tough enrollment year. Any word on the street if that’s the case this year?

[Scoop Snoop]

This is something to be happy about.

Thanks for ruining yet another thread

Great job, guys.

Yep on both posts.