This market forecasts whether students will be able to formally enroll in Donald Trump's proposed "American Academy" initiative by the end of his current mandate.

For this question, 'enrollment' is defined as the existence of a publicly accessible application or registration process allowing students to sign up for academic programs under this initiative.

Edge cases and clarifications:

1. If the 'American Academy' is announced but no enrollment mechanism (e.g., application portal or form) is made available, the market resolves as 'No.'

2. If enrollment is limited to a pilot program or a subset of students (e.g., only certain states or demographics), the market resolves as 'Yes,' provided there is a clear and accessible enrollment process for those groups.

3. If the initiative is rebranded but retains the core concept of an academic program under federal oversight, it qualifies as the 'American Academy.'

4. If the application process exists but is not functional (e.g., website errors prevent submission), the market resolves as 'No.'

5. If legal challenges, funding issues, or other external factors prevent enrollment from being offered by the end of the mandate, the market resolves as 'No,' regardless of intent or progress made.