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Oberlin Eyes Enrollment Swap

Facing challenging finances and a demographic cliff, Ohio's Oberlin College (OH) is mulling a strategic plan that would trim 100 students from its renowned music conservatory while adding the same number to its liberal arts program.  The shift, which would take place slowly, over four years, would bring the conservatory’s enrollment to around 480. It would also create a brand-new minor in music for liberal arts students, who often show up with musical interests but little interest in a music career. Oberlin would offer these students conservatory classes and private lessons, as well as the opportunity to perform with conservatory students.
 
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