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Of the eight institutions in the county, two provided detailed enrollment data at the time, including Reformed University and Georgia Gwinnett College.
At least 5,666 people applied to Gwinnett County colleges in the 2022-23 school year.
NCES data shows that among them, around 12,716 students enrolled in the universities, including 12,687 in undergraduate and 29 in graduate programs. In total 5.7% of undergraduates transferred from another college or university.
The reported undergraduate student body is comprised mostly of Black or African American (32.6%) and Hispanic (24.2%) students.
Among the institutions that provided disclosed enrollment data, Georgia Gwinnett College stood out with the largest enrollment at the time, welcoming 11,030 students.
U.S. college enrollment has been in a downward trend since peaking at around 18.1 million students in 2010. Recent increases offered some relief, but experts project a steeper decline in 2025.
This decline is likely due to two main factors. First, the pool of young adults is shrinking as birth rates have fallen nearly 23% between 2007 and 2022. Second, the rising cost of higher education, including skyrocketing student loan debt. A 2023 Wall Street Journal report shows that more than half of Americans think a four-year degree is not worth the cost.
Some educational data is based on estimates. Shifting demographics among student populations can sometimes result in gender totals which do not equal 100%.
Institution | # of Applicants | # of Admitted Students | Total Enrollment |
---|---|---|---|
Gwinnett College-Lilburn | -- | -- | 130 |
Reformed University | 40 | 26 | 281 |
Georgia Gwinnett College | 5,626 | 5,288 | 11,030 |
Atlanta Institute of Music and Media | -- | -- | 250 |
Hogan Institute of Cosmetology and Esthetics | -- | -- | 79 |
Keune Academy by 124 | -- | -- | 116 |
Empire Beauty School-Gwinnett | -- | -- | 102 |
Aviation Institute of Maintenance-Atlanta | -- | -- | 728 |