sweeping changes at the school led to protests, these days loeffler is not sure if he is going to graduate. there is no urban city faculty to teach me any classes. i have required classes left to take. but a lot of of the professors are gone. to i can t do that. reporter: new college says its faculty recruitment efforts are ongoing and more classes could be offered. they point to an increase in fallen role. the school is you a peeling to more students. they are tauting a record number of students envoeld this fall semester, incoming freshman class of 341 students compared to 277. but a closer look at the number shows the uptick are the results of student-athletes. it s a recruitmentest that many students and professors say is odd considering that new college
challenge for students to complete their areas of study here. reporter: chi is one of those students. we first met him back in february, when sweeping changes at the school led to protest. this year, he is not sure if he is even going to graduate. there s no urban studies faculty here this semester to teach me classes and i do have required classes left to take, but a lot of the professors are gone. so i can t do that. reporter: faculty recruitment efforts are ongoing, and more classes could be offered. a spokesperson points to an increase in fall enrollment as a sign the school is appealing to more students. enrollment numbers are up at the school. tell us why that is. reporter: that s exactly right. bianna. so, new college is touting a record number of students enrolled in the fall semester. we re talking about an incoming freshman class of 341 students