Corning Community College president outlines enrollment decline, workforce and ACE program changes
Corning Community College President Terrence Finley and college leaders told the Steuben County Legislature that campus enrollment has declined while concurrent‑enrollment and workforce programs grow; the college plans to revert ACE tuition to one‑third of campus tuition and highlighted SUNY Reconnect support.
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Dr. Terrence Finley, who said he has been on the job about 45 days, told the Steuben County Legislature that Corning Community College is adapting to a changing higher‑education landscape marked by declining on‑campus enrollment and growth in concurrent‑enrollment and workforce training.
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