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If you're curious how the recession affected enrollment for each school sector, including public, private, 4-year, and 2-year institutions, the Chronicle of Higher Education offers an interactive chart, showing changes from fall 2007 through fall 2010. The chart also breaks down increases by region of the country. By far, the sharpest enrollment increase came at 2-year public institutions located in the northeast and occurred shortly after the official end of the recession, which was June 2009. Fall 2009 enrollment for these colleges went up by some 10 percent. However, enrollment leveled off after fall 2010 for all school sectors. The end result according to figures compiled from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center? The recession caused only a mild increase in national enrollment levels. |
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