(KNZA)---Highland Community College has reported a 4.9% increase in student enrollment for the fall 2025 semester.
That's according to preliminary 20th-day enrollment data released Oct. 1 by the Kansas Board of Regents.
A release from the college says the early data places HCC among the top seven community colleges in Kansas by headcount, with a total enrollment of 2,297 students.
College officials credit the growth to Highland- continued focus on expanding access to higher education across its nine-county service area and beyond.
HCC President Dr. Vincent Bowhay praised the institution- faculty and staff for their efforts in attracting and retaining students. “This enrollment growth reflects our unwavering commitment to providing accessible, affordable, high-quality education,” said Dr. Bowhay. “We are proud to serve our communities and support students in achieving their educational and career goals.”
The release says the enrollment increase highlights HCC- success in adapting to the evolving needs of students and reinforces its role as a leader in community-based higher education throughout northeast Kansas.
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