Turner College Enrollment Down 6.6% Since Fall 2024

Undergraduate enrollment in the Turner College stood at 881 students in the Fall of 2024. One year later, now in Fall of 2025, Turner College enrollment stands at 823 students. This drop of 58 students represents a 6.6% decrease in the Turner College's undergraduate enrollment. As the table below also indicates, over this same time period there has been a 10.3% decline in the number of accounting majors, a 5.4% decline in the number of general business majors, an 11.4% decline in the number of MIS majors, a 5.9% decline in the number of management majors, and a 14.5% decline in the number of marketing majors. Along with these declines, there has been a 5.6% increase in the number of finance majors.

The numbers above also indicate that since Fall of 2024 the share of finance majors represented by online students has risen from 18.7% to 28.3%, the share of general business majors represented by online students has risen from 28.2% to 33.7%, the share of MIS majors represented by online students has risen from 58.2% to 60%, the share of management majors represented by online students has risen from 5.9% to 20.8%, and the share of marketing majors represented by online students has risen from 6.9% to 13.4%. Overall, the share of Turner College business majors represented by online students has risen from 19.2% in Fall of 2024 to 26.4% in Fall of 2025.

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