This report is the second part of a two-phased study designed to provide data for forecasting the size and characteristics of freshman classes at colleges and universities in Idaho. The initial phase of the study focused on the post-graduation plans of high school seniors who participated in a statewide survey conducted in May 1971. The present analysis attempts to validate projected enrollments derived from the intention survey as indicators of actual demands made on institutions of higher education. It describes freshman enrollments in private and public colleges and universities in Idaho in the fall of 1971 and compares actual enrollments with projections derived from intention data gathered from high school seniors five months earlier. (Author/HS)