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Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
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FiscalNotes

A Review of the Texas Economy

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February

Higher Education Enrollment Decline Spurs Reform Proposals Number Falls by 66,000 Since 2019; Driven by Community College Drop

Faced with a 66,000-student drop in enrollment that could stall Texas’ economic engine, state higher education leaders are recommending significant initiatives to improve educational attainment.

Higher Ed Tackles Workforce Shortages Texas A&M University Launches Completion, Admissions Programs

As industries vital to the state’s education and public health are grappling with workforce shortages, universities and state agencies are creating more pathways to education attainment to boost the supply of degreed and certified workers.


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