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The NC State College of Education has reported a remarkable 16.6% rise in new student enrollment for the 2025-2026 academic year, welcoming 527 new students. This surge follows a record number of applications, reflecting a growing interest in education programs at the institution.
The total enrollment for the college this fall has reached 1,715 students, marking the highest enrollment figures seen in three years. This increase not only highlights the college's appeal but also signifies a positive trend in the field of education, as more individuals are pursuing careers in teaching and educational leadership.
The college attributes this growth to various factors, including enhanced program offerings, dedicated faculty, and increased outreach efforts aimed at prospective students. As the academic year progresses, the College of Education looks forward to fostering a vibrant learning environment for its new and returning students.
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