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Enrollment dips for second straight year at Georgia universities

Georgia Southern down 5.9% from Fall 2021 to Fall 2022

In this file photo, Georgia Southern University student Katie Duke, standing, meets up with her music major friends Hope Williams, Emily Land, Gracie Higgins, and Jerryd Harper between classes outside the Foy Building on campus. The number of students fell for a second straight year at Georgia's public colleges and universities, even as the state's most prestigious universities kept growing.

The number of students fell for a second straight year at Georgia's public colleges and universities, even as the state's most prestigious universities kept growing. — In this file photo, Georgia Southern University student Katie Duke, standing, meets up with her music major friends Hope Williams, Emily Land, Gracie Higgins, and Jerryd Harper between classes outside the Foy Building on campus. The number of students fell for a second straight year at Georgia's public colleges and universities, even as the state's most prestigious universities kept growing.

ATLANTA — The number of students fell for a second straight year at Georgia's public colleges and universities, even as the state's most prestigious universities kept growing.

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