I am adjunct faculty at a school that is closing. I heard this from a former student today who has looked into transferring to a nearby campus that is staying open. I have not verified the information but he is a very reliable student so I do trust his word.
He can finish his associates degree in one subject at our campus by the end of Fall 18 quarter. He had officially switched majors and had contemplated finishing the second associates at the open nearby campus. He's a few quarters off (likely could finish both degrees by next spring quarter). He was informed that his gen eds wouldn't transfer properly and that students were only being accepted if they had less than 25% of the program to go.
Meaning that for students that just started our closing school's programs, they won't be accepted at the open school.
This particular student has decided just to graduate out on our campus with the 1 degree at the end of Fall. But the 25% bit doesn't seem to give hope for the open campuses to stay open for long. I know that the enrollment for that school had also dipped (and was originally on the rumor list for being shut down).