Enrollment rebounds in 2023 after 2-Year dip at Georgia public universities and colleges

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The number of students rose at Georgia’s public universities and colleges this fall after a two-year dip, with all but three of the system’s 26 schools adding students.

Enrollment rose 2.9% statewide from fall 2022. That increase of nearly 10,000 students set a new record of more than 344,000 students statewide, surpassing the previous high of 341,000 in fall 2020.

The turnaround is especially welcome at many of the system’s smaller institutions, which bled students fast during the pandemic.

Read more from U.S. News and World Report.

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