Here’s how enrollment is changing across the country, starting with the states where it increased the most between 2022 and 2023, according to Scholaroo.

Utah: ↑1.11%
North Dakota: ↑1.07%
South Dakota: ↑0.82%
Minnesota: ↑0.67%
Tennessee: ↑0.46%
Arizona: ↑0.41%
Oklahoma: ↑0.32%
Alabama: ↑0.29%
Delaware: ↑0.28%
South Carolina: ↑0.23%
Alaska: ↑0.22%
Idaho: ↑0.22%
Arkansas: ↑0.22%
Nebraska: ↑0.15%
Indiana: ↑0.07%
North Carolina: ↑0.04%
Iowa: ↑0.04%
Ohio: ↓0.05%
Nevada: ↓0.06%
Maryland: ↓0.11%
Pennsylvania: ↓0.16%
Wyoming: ↓0.21%
Illinois: ↓0.23%
Texas: ↓0.25%
Florida: ↓0.31%
New Jersey: ↓0.35%
Oregon: ↓0.38%
Washington: ↓0.41%
Louisiana: ↓0.41%
Massachusetts: ↓0.43%
Montana: ↓0.55%
Kentucky: ↓0.59%
Wisconsin: ↓0.61%
Michigan: ↓0.61%
Connecticut: ↓0.63%
New York: ↓0.78%
Nebraska: ↓0.79%
Rhode Island: ↓0.79%
Maine: ↓0.82%
Virginia: ↓0.84%
Colorado: ↓0.84%
Georgia: ↓0.88%
Missouri: ↓1.1%
California: ↓1.19%
Hawaii: ↓1.26%
Vermont: ↓1.33%
New Hampshire: ↓1.65%
New Mexico: ↓2.03%
Mississippi: ↓2.14%
West Virginia: ↓2.34%

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How enrollment rates are fluctuating in all 50 states

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