This document presents enrollment projections for the public colleges and universities in Maryland through 2012. There 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, and projections were also developed for state-eligible FTE noncredit continuing education enrollments at the community colleges. Total headcount enrollment at Maryland public higher education institutions is expected to increase by 24%, or more than 59,000 students, in 2012. This is 4,000 students more than the forecast for the 2002-2011 period the previous year, and it reflects a more optimistic view of growth expected at the community colleges. Total enrollments in the next 10 years are expected to grow 18% at the community colleges and 29% at the 4-year campuses. FTE and FTDE enrollments at the community colleges are expected to increase by 19%, and FTE and FTDE figures are projected to increase by 20% and 11% respectively at the public 4-year institutions. Of the anticipated additional students by 2012, 77% will be undergraduates, but only 38% will be full-time undergraduates. (SLD)