Answer: Valparaiso (a 100 percent decrease as the school is closing and did not admit new students); Thomas Jefferson (a 72 percent decrease as the school is on probation); Arizona Summit (a 65 percent decrease as the school’s accreditation was pulled and it will soon be closing); Atlanta’s John Marshall (a 50 percent decrease as the school is now on probation and it closed its Savannah campus); Florida Coastal (a decrease of 43 percent due to accreditation issues); North Carolina Central (a 37 percent decrease due to accreditation issues); Southern Illinois (a 33 percent decrease); Appalachian (a 32 percent decrease due to accreditation issues); University of D.C. (a 31 percent decrease); and Michigan State (a 22 percent decrease).
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