Media Advisory: Radford University to announce enrollment growth at Board of Visitors Meeting
Radford, VA (09/04/2024) — Radford University invites reporters to attend the upcoming Board of Visitors meeting where exciting news about enrollment growth for the fall 2024 semester will be shared. University administration will be available for interviews following the meeting.
Date & Time:
9 a.m., Sept. 6, 2024
Location:
Kyle Hall, Room 340
Radford University
Highlights:
Radford University is poised to share significant news regarding a notable increase in enrollment for the fall 2024 semester. Part of this meeting will cover impressive year-over-year growth among new freshmen and transfer students, and the strategies that are contributing to gains in the university's total student population.
Media Availability:
University leaders will be available for interviews following the Board of Visitors meeting to discuss the details of the enrollment growth and its impact on the university community.
Radford University
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