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ContentsCollege Breaks Ground for Nursing and Allied Health Building Endowed Scholarships Support Nursing, Allied Health Students First Students Graduate from Medical Assisting Program College Wins National Design Awards RENEW Program Helps Those in Transition Spring Enrollment Up Over 8 Percent College Serves Over 10,000 Students Annually
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The Nursing and Allied Health Building will feature a new college landmark—the clocktower. The building will connect with the Great Hall and create a new entry courtyard for the college. A recent report by the Office of Institutional Research found that the college has enrolled over 10,000 different individuals each year for the past four fiscal years. In fiscal year 2002, a total of 10,676 people enrolled for classes at Carroll. A third enrolled in credit classes exclusively. Sixty-five percent took noncredit, continuing education courses only. Nearly three percent, or 297 students, enrolled in both credit and noncredit classes at Carroll during the year. Unduplicated
Headcount, FY1999–FY2002
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