In which of the years shown was the total number of first-year students at College X greatest?

In 1991, the enrollment numbers were lower than in 1992, indicating that the college had not yet reached its peak. This year may have experienced factors such as economic conditions or demographic changes that affected first-year student numbers negatively compared to 1992.

In 1993, the number of first-year students declined from the previous year. This drop could result from various factors such as changes in admission policies, increased competition from other institutions, or a general decline in the number of high school graduates.

The enrollment in 1994 continued the downward trend established in 1993, indicating that the college may have struggled to maintain interest among prospective students. Changes in external factors, such as the economy or institutional offerings, could have contributed to this decline.

By 1995, the total number of first-year students was still lower than in 1992, reflecting an ongoing challenge for College X in attracting new students. This trend might suggest a need for reassessment of recruitment tactics or program offerings to better align with student interests.