This document presents enrollment projections for the public colleges and universities in Maryland through the year 2010. These are headcount projections for each higher education institution, with breakdowns by full- and part-time undergraduates and, as applicable, full- and part-time graduate/professional students. Full-time equivalent (FTE) and full-time day equivalent (FTDE) projections were calculated by applying a mathematical formula to the headcount figures. For the first time, projections have been developed for state-eligible FTE noncredit continuing education enrollments at the community colleges. These projections offer a context for higher education policy discussions. Projections suggest that the total headcount enrollment at Maryland public colleges and universities is projected to be 27.2% higher, by nearly 61,000 students, in 2010. This is more than 22,000 students above the forecast made for the 2000-2009 period the year before, and it primarily reflects the anticipated surge in enrollments at the University of Maryland University College resulting from developments in Web-delivered education. There will be a sharp difference between the community colleges and the public four year institutions in the growth rates of full- and part-time undergraduates during the next 10 years, with a much greater increase at the community colleges. (SLD)