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Higher education analysts suggest that undergraduate enrollment has officially reached its high-water mark. Colleges are now bracing for a permanent drop in applications as a result of a steady decline in birth rates since 2008. | Collector
Higher education analysts suggest that undergraduate enrollment has officially reached its high-water mark. Colleges are now bracing for a permanent drop in applications as a result of a steady decline in birth rates since 2008.
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Higher education analysts suggest that undergraduate enrollment has officially reached its high-water mark. Colleges are now bracing for a permanent drop in applications as a result of a steady decline in birth rates since 2008.

Higher education analysts suggest that undergraduate enrollment has officially reached its high-water mark. Colleges are now bracing for a permanent drop in applications as a result of a steady decline in birth rates since 2008.

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