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Arizona University System: Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report

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2006 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2007 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2009 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2010 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2011 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2012 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2013 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2014 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2015 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2016 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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2017 Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment Report
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