Discusses the special needs of students transferring from colleges that have failed. Student reactions, academic issues, financial issues, social issues and choice of a new college are discussed as well as the possibility of a successful department being absorbed into a new institution. (JAC)

Colleges need to seriously consider enrollment planning on a long-term basis. Arthur suggests that colleges can help stop enrollment decline by using the resources at hand, in this case, nearby corporations and companies which employ large numbers of educable personnel. (Author)

Proposes that admissions offices, especially those in the private sector, use the expertise of the supportive staff to inform prospective students of the opportunities available to them during and after college. (Author)