Each Spring, community colleges report their opening spring term enrollment figures to the Illinois Community College Board on a brief web-based survey. These figures reflect only those students enrolled in credit courses that were operational on the census date (last day for course registration for regular classes). Enrollment for classes beginning after the census date are reflected in the annual enrollment counts. This report summarizes the survey results. This report contains information on student enrollments as of the end of registration (usually the 10th day of the term) for the spring semester and for the winter quarter at the College of DuPage which is the one district on the quarter system. Statewide results of the fiscal year 2005 spring opening enrollment survey show that compared with the same term one year ago headcount enrollments decreased and full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments increased slightly. Statewide spring semester headcount was 357,602 compared to 367,547 last year (a decrease of -9,945 or -2.7 percent). The FTE count was 196,054 compared with 195,702 a year ago (an increase of 352 or 0.2 percent). After experiencing increases during the three previous years, spring headcount enrollments decreased this year. FTE enrollments registered a modest increase this year preceded by larger increases during the three previous years. Table 1 contains statewide comparative spring tenth-day enrollments from 2001 to 2005. Table 2 provides a comparison of fiscal year 2001 through fiscal year 2005 spring headcount enrollments for each community college. Of the 48 community colleges, 16 colleges experienced increases (1.0 percent or higher) in headcount, while 25 exhibited decreases (1.0 percent or higher) during the past year. Seven colleges experienced little or no change (less than 1.0 percent) over the last year. Table 3 contains a comparison of FTE enrollments for the five-year period. FTE increases were reported by 22 colleges, decreases by 19, and 7 colleges indicated little or no change. (Contains 3 tables.)