According to the enrollment snapshot numbers released this week, A&M's number of students for just the College Station and the Health Science Center is up 1,413 from 2021. Blinn Bryan and the BLINN RELLIS campus enrollment is up 768 students from 2021. So, there are an additional 2,181 college students in town compared to this time last year.
Given the talk on here about the new mid-rises on Northgate, by my count, the towers under construction or soon to start have a total of 1,832 beds. Given the expected further growth of RELLIS and programs that A&M plans to add or expand, these new towers will be needed to meet the demand.
https://wtaw.com/texas-am-releases-fall-enrollment-numbers/
Given the talk on here about the new mid-rises on Northgate, by my count, the towers under construction or soon to start have a total of 1,832 beds. Given the expected further growth of RELLIS and programs that A&M plans to add or expand, these new towers will be needed to meet the demand.
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Texas A&M releases fall enrollment numbers that are reported to the state legislature and the Texas coordinating board of higher education.
Headcount on the 20th official class day at the College Station and health science center (HSC) campuses had a combined total of 71,871. That is up from 70,458 last fall.
https://wtaw.com/texas-am-releases-fall-enrollment-numbers/
https://www.blinn.edu/news/2022/09/blinn-board-of-trustees-receives-positive-fall-enrollment-report.htmlQuote:
The Blinn College District Board of Trustees received a preliminary enrollment report Tuesday indicating that fall 2022 registration has increased over last year's figures.
Dr. Becky McBride, Vice Chancellor for Student Services, shared that as of Monday, Sept. 12, Blinn's unofficial fall enrollment was 17,255 students, a 2.52% increase from the same time period last year. This included a 3.08% increase in contact hours, which is included in the formula to determine state funding.
The preliminary enrollment figures include:
- 6,614 Blinn-Bryan students (a 7.68% increase),
- 3,463 online students (an 18.67% decrease as more classes are offered on campus),
- 3,047 RELLIS students (a 10.76% increase),
- 2,071 Blinn-Brenham students (a 13.60% increase),
- 1,827 high school dual-credit students (a 14.69% increase),
- 64 Blinn-Schulenburg students (a 5.88% decrease),
- and 43 Blinn-Sealy students (a 13.16% increase).