The Iowa Department of Education collects enrollment information from all 15 community colleges. This report summarizes several aspects of community college enrollment, including: (1) Fall 2017 enrollment decreased less than one percent to 90,531 students; (2) Part-time enrollment reached a record high, comprising 62.2 percent of total fall enrollment; (3) Minorities comprised 22.2 percent of total fall enrollment; (4) Total credit hours registered decreased 2.8 percent to 783,036 credit hours; (5) Average course load for both full- and part-time students remained relatively unchanged at 13.8 credit hours and 5.5 credit hours, respectively; (6) Students with no program of study comprised 37.7 percent of total fall enrollment, followed by college parallel transfer programs (31.2 percent) and CTE programs (29.0 percent); (7) The number of high school students participating in joint enrollment grew 2.7 percent to 34,928 students, accounting for 38.6 percent of community college enrollment (unduplicated); and (8) Of students who participated in joint enrollment while in high school, the majority (91.0 percent) did so through contracted courses between high schools and community colleges. [For the report from the previous year, "Fall Enrollment Report. 2016," see ED583839.]