A close look at the latest statistics on enrollments, earned degrees, and number of private and public higher education institutions. (Editor)

Tuition tax credit proposals have been introduced in Congress since the early 1950s. Issues relating to tuition tax credit include: the impact on public policy; people and groups who would benefit from the tax credit; budgetary and tax implications; and the constitutionality of the tuition tax credit. (JN)

Depicts enrollment in grades K-12 from 1950-2000 and projected population changes into the 1990s, and discusses the methodology for projecting changes. (SK)

The motivation for founding and maintaining nonpublic schools appears to be more than racial prejudice. Many evangelical Protestants have come to believe that the public schools now espouse a philosophy that is completely secular, perhaps even antireligious. (Author/IRT)

In looking forward to the future of adult education, the author emphasizes the following areas of concern: continuity and interaction, the experiential continuum, educational actions which reinforce the educational experience, and the emergence of subject matter. (CT)

The growing trend in "lifelong learning" demands that professional associations assume a leadership role in the design and development of adult education programs in health, physical education, and recreation. (LH)

Discusses the problem of forecasting engineering enrollments and methods of dealing with enrollments that are too high for the job market to absorb. (MLH)

Enrollment shifts create several planning and financial problems for school districts accustomed to continued growth and rising budgets; however they can also signal new possibilities for quality integrated education both in cities and metropolitan areas. (Author/AM)

Reports on recommendations based on a study of Wisconsin journalism programs conducted in 1976. (KS)