Rockland Community College cites shrinking enrollment as factor in $3.4M budget deficit
The college is reviewing current contracts to see if there are ways to lower costs.
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Oct 26, 2023, 11:46 AM
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Updated 274 days ago
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92ds agoRockland Community College is facing a $3.4 million deficit for its 2023-2024 budget.
School administrators say the main factor is shrinking enrollment over the past several years.
They're hoping to see more students enroll this year to help offset the shortfall.
The college is reviewing current contracts to see if there are ways to lower costs.
Officials say the college may also need to furlough some of its workers.
