Michigan's Big Three, no, the
other Big Three -- the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, and Wayne State University -- have increased enrollment for the fall semester.
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The
University of Michigan,
Michigan State University, and Wayne State University are reporting higher fall enrollments.
The
growth at Michigan's top three research institutions comes despite or
possibly in response to the state's serious economic problems.
The
University of Michigan announced Tuesday that fall enrollment at its
main campus in Ann Arbor rose 1.6 percent, from 41,028 in 2008 to
41,674 this year. The school says it raised undergraduate financial aid
11.7 percent in the face of the economic downturn.
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