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let's take a look with ted rollins, the co-founder and of campus crest communities. mr.lins, welcome to "mad money." thank you so much for copping on, ted. >> thank you. >> this is obviously a growth market. bury i know having just dropped off two kids at college that there are a lot of people talking about not having enough money to go, people scaling back. you're in what -- you call them target tier 2 schools. why should we want to be levered to a cohort that is so worried about money right now? >> well, i think it's interesting. we've seen continued increases in enrollment. it's projected to increase continuing through another 2.3 million up through 2020. and even through the recession in 2008/2009, we still had an increase in enrollment. we still had an increase in tuition. so this is almost an indispensable thing if you're going to be out there in the workforce of tomorrow, you have to have a college education. i like to say it's the new high school education. >> okay. now occupancy rate 91. if that's the case, can we see that go up over time? a lot of the real esta