Arkansas: The presence of a charter high school has led to a sharp drop in enrollment at UA-Little Rock, which is now facing financial problems. Chancellor Andrew Rogerson “said the university conducted a survey of roughly 800 students who left UA Little Rock before completing their degrees in an effort to understand the enrollment slump. 72 percent of the students surveyed, according to Rogerson, cited the presence of eStem High School on campus as a drawback.”