Projected college enrollment largely steadies for 1990
A new projection from Education and Economic Systems predicts that total degree seeking college enrollment in 1990 will be close to current levels despite a 24 percent decline in 17 year olds. The forecast, backed by Census data, cites rising adult participation, more part time students, higher retention, and greater postgraduate study as offsetting factors.
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