This report presents fall 2002 enrollment figures for Maryland colleges and universities in tabular form. In 2002, total headcount enrollment at Maryland's colleges and universities rose by 3.9%, or 11,085 students, to 298,776. This was the highest enrollment in the state's history, and the increase in the past 2 years was the biggest since the 1974-1975 school year. In the past 20 years, total enrollment in Maryland has grown by 27.7%, with enrollments rising for 6 straight years. Community colleges were responsible for 47.7% of the statewide increase. Public four-year colleges and universities, which increased enrollment by 3.2%, accounted for 36.9% of the statewide growth. Independent colleges and universities, which increased enrollment by 3.3%, represented 15.3% of the growth. Most of the enrollment increase was attributable to a 4.8% rise in the number of full-time undergraduates. Part-time undergraduate enrollment increased by 2.2% in the past year, with community colleges representing all of the growth. Full- and part-time graduate and professional enrollments were the highest on record in 2002. In that year, women continued to outnumber men, making up 59% of all students. (SLD)