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September 27, 2023
Connors State College sees enrollment return to pre-pandemic levels

Connors State College is happy to announce that this year the institution has had its highest enrollment totals since prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Connors State College, like many colleges and universities, saw enrollment dip as a result of the pandemic, but through increased recruitment measures and innovative course offerings, CSC has increased enrollment by over 17% this fall.

“The positive growth that we are seeing across campus is a result of hard work from a lot of people and I couldn’t be happier with the efforts made by our faculty and staff. That, paired with new programs on campus, new ways we are able to offer courses, and increased collaboration with educational partners across Oklahoma have helped immensely,” remarked Connors State College President, Dr. Ron Ramming.

The Warner campus has returned to prepandemic normalcy, witnessing a remarkable surge of 28% in housing residents, leading to dormitories reaching full capacity this year and campus life thriving as a result.

Additionally, this is also one of the most diverse classes in institutional history, featuring students from 12 countries, 29 U.S. states and territories, and 42 Oklahoma counties.

For more information on how you can join the Connors State community, go to www. connorsstate.edu or call 918-463-2931.

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