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Official, third week enrollment numbers for spring 2005 revealed continuing growth at Carroll Community College. Both headcount and full-time-equivalent enrollments were at all-time highs for spring terms. Total credit headcount increased five percent from spring 2004 to reach 2,895. Both full-time and part-time enrollments were up from a year ago. The average student load increased to 8.84 billable hours, up from 8.76 in spring 2004. Full-time-equivalent (FTE) enrollment, used by the state for determining part of the college’s funding, increased 6.4 percent. FTEs are based on the total student hours generated by student course enrollments. While headcount indicates the number of different individuals taking classes in a given time period, full-time-equivalents provide a better picture of total enrollment activity. Credit Enrollment Increase, Spring 2004–2005
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