Survey of 1200 institutions, with 12 statistical tables. (SP)

The American College Testing Program (ACT) surveyed 1,472 institutions for 1975-76 in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and related territories to report on collegiate enrollments and enrollment trends in 4-year and related institutions. The purpose of the survey is to provide data to facilitate planning in higher education and related areas. (JMF)

This document presents some facts, interpretations, trendline indications and opinions on postsecondary/collegiate enrollments in America. Following introductory material, freshmen enrollments, enrollment trends, brief comments upon those developments, and factors to consider in the future are discussed. (MJM)

Presented the 54th Annual Report on collegiate enrollments and interpreted the data as a public service. (Author/RK)

Study sponsored by the University of Cincinnati, the American College Testing Program, Society for the Advancement of Education, and Exxon Education Foundation. (Editor/CB)

The 53rd annual study of collegiate enrollments shows 4,755,795 full-time, 1,651,255 part-time, and 6,407,050 grand total students enrolled. Teachers colleges show loss of 5.6 per cent students while professional, technological, and related schools are up 1.2 per cent. (DS)

This 55th annual report on collegiate enrollments examinies the statistics, and presents interpretations and trends in four-year and related institutions of higher education. Of 1,457 responding institutions in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and related territories, there were 4,731,376 full-time and 1,922,975 part-time students, a 6,654,351 grand total…

Enrollment projection involves interpreting current enrollments and the trends and implications associated with them. Consideration is given to the general preparation for projections, organization development potential approaches to projections, projection parameters and perimeters, statistical analysis, and the responsibility of the personnel…

As we approach the crest of collegiate-level enrollments in the early 1980s, we must be mindful of the potentiality of a 25-30 per cent decline by 1990. Our challenge is to plan ahead constructively to serve society and students better. (Author)

This document presents detailed institutional enrollment tabulations by career and transfer program areas as well as by sex, full-time or part-time enrollment, and total enrollment figures. It consists principally of 12 tables: the first six tables present overall enrollments by institution and by program in 158 two-year colleges (67 junior…

This report compiles 1977-78 enrollment information for 1,006 two-year postsecondary institutions, including accredited junior and community colleges, multipurpose, technical, and/or vocational schools and institutes, university branch campuses, and proprietary schools. During 1977-78, total enrollment for reporting institutions was 3,336,413, a…

Fluctuations in higher education enrollments in the 1970's are interpreted as they may affect enrollments in the next decade. For his analysis the author draws on his own study of enrollments in four-year colleges in 1976-77 as well as other data. Some attention is given to these factors in the future: long-range planning; "endangered species" of…

The American College Testing Program (ACT) reports on a survey of 1,717 institutions in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and related territories. The institutions covered in this study include responding four-year and upper-division colleges, universities, and other baccalaureate degree-granting schools; graduate, professional, and theological schools; and…