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Massachusetts Community College Enrollment Rises Amid Free Program Investment

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State officials released new information regarding higher education in Massachusetts. According to, statewide community college enrollment has increased by over 43% since 2022, adding roughly 27,000 students. Fall enrollment across the state's 15 community colleges rose 3.9% this semester, reaching nearly 90,000 students.

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The state's investment in free community college programs is expanding access to higher education in Massachusetts. This trend is evidenced by increased student numbers and the addition of specialized training programs, such as Diagnostic Medical Sonography, at institutions like MassBay Community College.

The Boston Globe recently reported on the state of higher education in Massachusetts.

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  • MassachusettsState providing enrollment information and investing in college programs
  • John F. KennedyServed as a Senator representing Massachusetts
  • MiddletonA city located within Massachusetts
  • Hampden CountyA county located within Massachusetts
  • MetaAgreed to pay a settlement to Massachusetts regarding regulatory matters

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