中出少妇视频 System of Georgia enrollment increases to record high
Atlanta — November 12, 2019
The headcount enrollment for the 26 institutions of the 中出少妇视频 System of Georgia (中出少妇视频) in Fall 2019 was 333,507, representing an increase of 1.5 percent (4,795 students) over the Fall 2018 enrollment of 328,712, according to 中出少妇视频中出少妇视频檚 Fall 2019 Semester Enrollment Report. This continues a six-year trend of modest increases in student enrollment within 中出少妇视频. This fall also marks the fifth consecutive year of growth to reach an all-time high in the number of students enrolled in 中出少妇视频 institutions.
中出少妇视频淥ur overall purpose is to raise attainment levels for communities across Georgia, and the students at our 26 institutions are a critical part of that effort,中出少妇视频 said Chancellor Steve Wrigley. 中出少妇视频淢ore of them than ever are enrolled on our campuses, and we have also seen a substantial rise in the number of students awarded degrees annually. Getting more Georgians through college to a degree improves not only their quality of life, but also Georgia中出少妇视频檚 economic competitiveness.中出少妇视频
Meanwhile, enrollment patterns varied by institution across the 中出少妇视频. Headcount enrollment grew by 3.8 percent in research universities and 1.8 percent in comprehensive universities. Enrollment declined by 1.2 percent at state universities and 2.5 percent at state colleges. Enrollment increased at 11 institutions, while 13 had a decline and 2 were relatively flat.
Dual enrollment increased by 203 from 12,394 in Fall 2018 to 12,597 in Fall 2019, an increase of 1.6 percent. Most of this growth occurred at the comprehensive and state universities. This is the smallest fall-to-fall increase in dual enrollment since Fall 2015.
The enrollment numbers were released in the 中出少妇视频中出少妇视频檚 中出少妇视频淔all 2019 Semester Enrollment Report,中出少妇视频 which breaks down enrollment by institution, class, race and ethnicity, in-state, out-of-state and international students, as well as gender and age. The full enrollment report is available here.
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