SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Higher Education General Information Survey ( HEGIS), `` Fall Enrollment in Colleges and Universities'' surveys; and Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ( IPEDS), `` Fall Enrollment'' surveys. ( This table was prepared April 2001.) 244 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 209.   Total fall enrollment in degree granting institutions, by level, attendance status, sex, and race/ ethnicity of student: 1998 and 1999 Level and enrollment status 1999 Percent minority, fall 1998 Total Enrollment, by sex Enrollment, by race/ ethnicity 1 Nonresident alien Male Female White Total, minority Percent minority Black, non Hispanic Hispanic Asian/ Pacific Islander American Indian/ Alaskan Native 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 All students .......................................... 14,791,224 6,490,646 8,300,578 10,262,485 4,012,301 28.1 1,640,746 1,316,616 909,658 145,281 516,438 27.6 Undergraduate, full time and part time ..... 12,681,231 5,559,457 7,121,774 8,796,657 3,600,417 29.0 1,470,509 1,212,341 784,268 133,299 284,157 28.6 Degree seeking .................................... 10,967,780 4,823,390 6,144,390 7,608,045 3,114,238 29.0 1,314,748 1,025,570 661,406 112,514 245,497 28.4 Percent of undergraduates seeking degrees ................................. 86.5 86.8 86.3 86.5 86.5 ( 2) 89.4 84.6 84.3 84.4 86.4 ( 2) First time freshmen ........................... 2,351,932 1,091,802 1,260,130 1,641,983 667,976 28.9 289,167 221,019 132,996 24,794 41,973 28.2 Other first year .................................. 2,421,214 1,050,187 1,371,027 1,514,205 859,565 36.2 358,811 315,793 156,327 28,634 47,444 34.5 Second year ...................................... 2,854,278 1,204,473 1,649,805 2,018,430 780,229 27.9 334,445 259,520 154,967 31,297 55,619 28.4 Third year .......................................... 1,460,326 643,706 816,620 1,061,895 356,637 25.1 148,574 102,937 93,209 11,917 41,794 24.7 Fourth year and beyond ................... 1,782,764 793,179 989,585 1,298,415 429,723 24.9 172,372 121,384 120,893 15,074 54,626 24.4 Unclassified by level ......................... 97,266 40,043 57,223 73,117 20,108 21.6 11,379 4,917 3,014 798 4,041 21.1 Others in credit courses ....................... 1,713,451 736,067 977,384 1,188,612 486,179 29.0 155,761 186,771 122,862 20,785 38,660 30.0 Full time ............................................ 7,735,075 3,515,869 4,219,206 5,466,389 2,045,531 27.2 870,597 616,501 481,667 76,766 223,155 27.1 Degree seeking ............................. 7,415,415 3,368,868 4,046,547 5,265,701 1,945,544 27.0 836,594 579,286 457,266 72,398 204,170 26.8 First time freshmen .................... 1,845,407 863,377 982,030 1,321,406 487,219 26.9 218,336 147,126 103,631 18,126 36,782 26.8 Other first year ........................... 1,197,491 550,357 647,134 759,694 401,511 34.6 182,130 132,075 72,589 14,717 36,286 33.7 Second year ............................... 1,807,686 805,204 1,002,482 1,305,539 455,564 25.9 195,476 136,170 105,264 18,654 46,583 26.3 Third year ................................... 1,204,771 542,585 662,186 883,875 282,730 24.2 114,511 78,230 80,445 9,544 38,166 23.9 Fourth year and beyond ............ 1,332,644 596,000 736,644 977,224 311,117 24.1 121,238 84,396 94,397 11,086 44,303 23.9 Unclassified by level .................. 27,416 11,345 16,071 17,963 7,403 29.2 4,903 1,289 940 271 2,050 29.6 Others in credit courses ................ 319,660 147,001 172,659 200,688 99,987 33.3 34,003 37,215 24,401 4,368 18,985 35.0 Part time ............................................ 4,946,156 2,043,588 2,902,568 3,330,268 1,554,886 31.8 599,912 595,840 302,601 56,533 61,002 30.9 Degree seeking ............................. 3,552,365 1,454,522 2,097,843 2,342,344 1,168,694 33.3 478,154 446,284 204,140 40,116 41,327 31.8 First time freshmen .................... 506,525 228,425 278,100 320,577 180,757 36.1 70,831 73,893 29,365 6,668 5,191 33.9 Other first year ........................... 1,223,723 499,830 723,893 754,511 458,054 37.8 176,681 183,718 83,738 13,917 11,158 35.2 Second year ............................... 1,046,592 399,269 647,323 712,891 324,665 31.3 138,969 123,350 49,703 12,643 9,036 31.7 Third year ................................... 255,555 101,121 154,434 178,020 73,907 29.3 34,063 24,707 12,764 2,373 3,628 28.1 Fourth year and beyond ............ 450,120 197,179 252,941 321,191 118,606 27.0 51,134 36,988 26,496 3,988 10,323 26.1 Unclassified by level .................. 69,850 28,698 41,152 55,154 12,705 18.7 6,476 3,628 2,074 527 1,991 17.9 Others in credit courses ................ 1,393,791 589,066 804,725 987,924 386,192 28.1 121,758 149,556 98,461 16,417 19,675 28.9 Postbaccalaureate ..................................... 2,109,993 931,189 1,178,804 1,465,828 411,884 21.9 170,237 104,275 125,390 11,982 232,281 21.0 First professional .................................. 303,190 165,134 138,056 219,677 75,475 25.6 22,469 14,682 36,226 2,098 8,038 25.1 First time ........................................... 88,911 47,379 41,532 64,137 22,005 25.5 6,703 4,569 10,131 602 2,769 25.7 Other ................................................. 214,279 117,755 96,524 155,540 53,470 25.6 15,766 10,113 26,095 1,496 5,269 24.9 Full time ............................................ 270,581 146,613 123,968 195,032 68,158 25.9 18,906 13,086 34,288 1,878 7,391 25.4 First time ........................................ 79,089 41,902 37,187 56,812 19,678 25.7 5,483 4,046 9,613 536 2,599 25.8 Other .............................................. 191,492 104,711 86,781 138,220 48,480 26.0 13,423 9,040 24,675 1,342 4,792 25.2 Part time ............................................ 32,609 18,521 14,088 24,645 7,317 22.9 3,563 1,596 1,938 220 647 23.1 First time ........................................ 9,822 5,477 4,345 7,325 2,327 24.1 1,220 523 518 66 170 25.0 Other .............................................. 22,787 13,044 9,743 17,320 4,990 22.4 2,343 1,073 1,420 154 477 22.4 Graduate students ................................ 1,806,803 766,055 1,040,748 1,246,151 336,409 21.3 147,768 89,593 89,164 9,884 224,243 20.2 Degree seeking ................................. 1,525,038 669,092 855,946 1,036,236 276,410 21.1 122,982 70,603 74,692 8,133 212,392 19.9 Percent of graduate students seeking degrees ............................. 84.4 87.3 82.2 83.2 82.2 ( 2) 83.2 78.8 83.8 82.3 94.7 ( 2) First time ........................................ 405,265 175,481 229,784 262,272 76,576 22.6 33,209 19,292 21,775 2,300 66,417 21.7 Other degree seeking .................... 1,119,773 493,611 626,162 773,964 199,834 20.5 89,773 51,311 52,917 5,833 145,975 19.4 Others in credit courses .................... 281,765 96,963 184,802 209,915 59,999 22.2 24,786 18,990 14,472 1,751 11,851 21.7 Full time ............................................ 780,838 363,239 417,599 472,508 143,825 23.3 56,910 37,096 45,405 4,414 164,505 22.2 Degree seeking ............................. 733,963 344,428 389,535 443,497 130,204 22.7 53,273 32,459 40,448 4,024 160,262 21.5 First time .................................... 243,171 111,775 131,396 144,396 42,351 22.7 16,475 10,395 14,190 1,291 56,424 21.7 Other degree seeking ................ 490,792 232,653 258,139 299,101 87,853 22.7 36,798 22,064 26,258 2,733 103,838 21.5 Others in credit courses ................ 46,875 18,811 28,064 29,011 13,621 32.0 3,637 4,637 4,957 390 4,243 30.6 Part time ............................................ 1,025,965 402,816 623,149 773,643 192,584 19.9 90,858 52,497 43,759 5,470 59,738 19.0 Degree seeking ............................. 791,075 324,664 466,411 592,739 146,206 19.8 69,709 38,144 34,244 4,109 52,130 18.7 First time .................................... 162,094 63,706 98,388 117,876 34,225 22.5 16,734 8,897 7,585 1,009 9,993 21.7 Other degree seeking ................ 628,981 260,958 368,023 474,863 111,981 19.1 52,975 29,247 26,659 3,100 42,137 18.0 Others in credit courses ................ 234,890 78,152 156,738 180,904 46,378 20.4 21,149 14,353 9,515 1,361 7,608 20.0 1 Only U. S. citizens are classified by race/ ethnicity. 2 Not applicable.

NOTE: Data are for 4 year and 2 year degree granting institutions that participated in Title IV federal financial aid programs. Data imputed using alternative methods. ( See Guide to Sources for details.) SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ( IPEDS), `` Fall Enrollment'' surveys. ( This table was prepared March 2001.) 245 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 210.   Total number of institutions and fall enrollment in degree granting institutions, by percentage of minority enrollment: 1999 Minority percentage of U. S. citizen enrollment Total enrollment Public institutions Private not for profit and for profit institutions Private not for profit institutions only Total 4 year institutions 2 year Total 4 year institutions 2 year Total 4 year institutions 2 year Total University Other 4 year Total University Other 4 year Total University Other 4 year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 All institutions Number of institutions .............................. 3,958 1,646 609 94 515 1,037 2,312 1,690 62 1,628 622 1,638 1,494 62 1,432 144 Total enrollment ....................................... 14,791,224 11,309,399 5,969,950 2,266,494 3,703,456 5,339,449 3,481,825 3,228,575 777,875 2,450,700 253,250 3,051,626 2,989,285 777,875 2,211,410 62,341 U. S. citizens ............................................. 14,274,786 10,983,383 5,720,616 2,132,518 3,588,098 5,262,767 3,291,403 3,042,175 695,246 2,346,929 249,228 2,871,660 2,810,649 695,246 2,115,403 61,011 Minority .................................................... 4,012,301 3,188,643 1,433,752 410,844 1,022,908 1,754,891 823,658 736,889 183,876 553,013 86,769 662,373 644,241 183,876 460,365 18,132 90.0 percent or more minority enrollment Number of institutions .......................... 151 61 30 0 30 31 90 67 1 66 23 72 62 1 61 10 Total enrollment ................................... 353,437 260,153 149,384 0 149,384 110,769 93,284 81,604 9,108 72,496 11,680 77,653 74,345 9,108 65,237 3,308 U. S. citizens ......................................... 346,936 256,295 146,622 0 146,622 109,673 90,641 79,061 9,108 69,953 11,580 75,615 72,331 9,108 63,223 3,284 Minority ................................................. 331,969 243,553 137,886 0 137,886 105,667 88,416 77,564 8,979 68,585 10,852 74,321 71,200 8,979 62,221 3,121 75.0 to 89.9 percent minority enrollment Number of institutions .......................... 123 67 22 0 22 45 56 25 0 25 31 23 17 0 17 6 Total enrollment ................................... 550,291 496,129 153,456 0 153,456 342,673 54,162 40,953 0 40,953 13,209 31,841 29,978 0 29,978 1,863 U. S. citizens ......................................... 530,975 478,610 145,659 0 145,659 332,951 52,365 39,547 0 39,547 12,818 31,014 29,176 0 29,176 1,838 Minority ................................................. 438,846 396,175 118,381 0 118,381 277,794 42,671 32,174 0 32,174 10,497 25,145 23,623 0 23,623 1,522 50.0 to 74.9 percent minority enrollment Number of institutions ......................... 322 133 31 4 27 102 189 81 0 81 108 71 45 0 45 26 Total enrollment .................................. 1,460,910 1,271,557 484,142 117,961 366,181 787,415 189,353 143,027 0 143,027 46,326 95,607 85,722 0 85,722 9,885 U. S. citizens ......................................... 1,408,086 1,228,790 456,031 109,347 346,684 772,759 179,296 134,027 0 134,027 45,269 88,328 78,545 0 78,545 9,783 Minority ................................................. 850,907 742,370 271,511 63,295 208,216 470,859 108,537 80,858 0 80,858 27,679 54,621 48,441 0 48,441 6,180 25.0 to 49.9 percent minority enrollment Number of institutions ......................... 882 385 109 13 96 276 497 342 29 313 155 293 262 29 233 31 Total enrollment ................................... 3,913,600 2,889,431 1,209,798 362,757 847,041 1,679,633 1,024,169 960,077 392,493 567,584 64,092 863,772 853,491 392,493 460,998 10,281 U. S. citizens ......................................... 3,743,864 2,802,046 1,150,449 336,350 814,099 1,651,597 941,818 878,694 343,391 535,303 63,124 785,002 775,012 343,391 431,621 9,990 Minority ................................................. 1,302,684 982,697 397,264 109,914 287,350 585,433 319,987 296,393 114,649 181,744 23,594 263,840 260,245 114,649 145,596 3,595 10.0 to 24.9 percent minority enrollment Number of institutions ......................... 1,318 538 229 52 177 309 780 617 29 588 163 600 563 29 534 37 Total enrollment ................................... 5,634,356 4,295,178 2,688,625 1,364,856 1,323,769 1,606,553 1,339,178 1,270,839 328,975 941,864 68,339 1,234,829 1,218,018 328,975 889,043 16,811 U. S. citizens ......................................... 5,423,418 4,157,188 2,569,853 1,282,813 1,287,040 1,587,335 1,266,230 1,198,745 297,433 901,312 67,485 1,164,158 1,147,673 297,433 850,240 16,485 Minority ................................................. 914,260 697,220 428,559 208,919 219,640 268,661 217,040 205,370 57,329 148,041 11,670 199,226 196,483 57,329 139,154 2,743 Less than 10.0 percent minority enrollment Number of institutions ......................... 1,162 462 188 25 163 274 700 558 3 555 142 579 545 3 542 34 Total enrollment ................................... 2,878,630 2,096,951 1,284,545 420,920 863,625 812,406 781,679 732,075 47,299 684,776 49,604 747,924 727,731 47,299 680,432 20,193 U. S. citizens ......................................... 2,821,507 2,060,454 1,252,002 404,008 847,994 808,452 761,053 712,101 45,314 666,787 48,952 727,543 707,912 45,314 662,598 19,631 Minority ................................................. 173,635 126,628 80,151 28,716 51,435 46,477 47,007 44,530 2,919 41,611 2,477 45,220 44,249 2,919 41,330 971 NOTE: Minority students includes black, Hispanic, Asian or Pacific Islander, and American Indian/ Alaskan Native students Some institutions do not report separate enrollment data for each branch campus. For this reason, counts of institutions in this table are somewhat lower than figures appearing in other tables. Includes data for 4 year and 2

year degree granting institutions that were participating in Title IV federal financial aid programs. Data imputed using alternative methods. ( See Guide to Sources for details.) SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ( IPEDS), `` Fall Enrollment'' survey. ( This table was prepared July 2001.) 246 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 211.   Total fall enrollment in degree granting institutions, by race/ ethnicity of student and by state: 1994 to 1999 State or other area 1999 Percent minority Total White, non Hispanic Minority enrollment, by race/ ethnicity Nonresident alien 1994 1996 1997 1998 1999 Total Black, non Hispanic Hispanic Asian/ Pacific Islander American Indian/ Alaskan Native 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 United States ............................. 14,791,224 10,262,485 4,012,301 1,640,746 1,316,616 909,658 145,281 516,438 24.6 26.2 26.9 27.6 28.1 Alabama .......................................... 223,144 153,178 64,824 58,412 2,112 2,674 1,626 5,142 25.5 27.0 27.8 28.6 29.7 Alaska ............................................. 26,948 20,037 5,926 964 807 985 3,170 985 18.7 19.4 21.7 21.9 22.8 Arizona ............................................ 326,159 227,423 90,473 12,908 53,042 11,345 13,178 8,263 24.0 26.0 26.7 27.6 28.5 Arkansas ......................................... 115,092 90,634 21,854 17,975 1,293 1,487 1,099 2,604 17.1 18.3 19.3 19.9 19.4 California ......................................... 2,017,483 958,920 989,384 153,159 445,329 369,216 21,680 69,179 46.3 48.8 49.3 50.5 50.8 Colorado ......................................... 261,744 204,991 48,383 9,859 25,678 9,311 3,535 8,370 16.9 18.3 18.6 19.0 19.1 Connecticut ..................................... 156,907 120,276 30,002 13,421 9,664 6,273 644 6,629 16.3 17.6 18.3 19.1 20.0 Delaware ......................................... 46,613 35,518 9,854 7,371 1,150 1,142 191 1,241 18.0 19.4 20.4 21.0 21.7 District of Columbia ........................ 72,118 34,720 29,385 21,363 3,204 4,622 196 8,013 45.4 45.7 44.5 46.2 45.8 Florida ............................................. 684,745 422,597 237,018 104,726 107,123 22,186 2,983 25,130 29.5 32.9 33.9 35.2 35.9 Georgia ........................................... 311,812 201,957 99,559 82,908 5,129 10,468 1,054 10,296 29.0 30.8 31.6 32.4 33.0 Hawaii ............................................. 62,578 15,917 41,118 1,717 1,637 37,480 284 5,543 70.6 71.0 72.8 72.8 72.1 Idaho ............................................... 64,661 59,031 4,196 468 1,898 1,001 829 1,434 6.1 6.5 6.5 6.8 6.6 Illinois .............................................. 733,182 495,380 215,227 96,685 72,731 43,445 2,366 22,575 26.9 28.4 29.2 29.7 30.3 Indiana ............................................ 304,725 257,987 35,375 21,182 7,505 5,473 1,215 11,363 10.5 11.2 11.5 11.9 12.1 Iowa ................................................ 186,780 165,673 13,464 5,106 3,240 4,190 928 7,643 7.2 7.7 7.4 7.4 7.5 Kansas ............................................ 176,737 148,713 22,557 9,400 6,016 4,430 2,711 5,467 11.5 12.6 13.8 13.1 13.2 Kentucky ......................................... 181,626 159,265 18,998 14,232 1,626 2,318 822 3,363 8.9 9.5 9.7 10.4 10.7 Louisiana ......................................... 221,348 142,116 73,273 61,655 5,428 4,846 1,344 5,959 31.4 32.8 33.1 33.8 34.0 Maine .............................................. 57,822 53,592 2,792 607 483 863 839 1,438 3.7 4.0 4.5 5.2 5.0 Maryland ......................................... 268,820 166,027 92,193 66,958 7,809 16,336 1,090 10,600 30.0 32.2 33.3 34.7 35.7 Massachusetts ................................ 419,695 311,026 77,035 27,310 21,158 26,811 1,756 31,634 16.5 17.7 18.6 19.3 19.9 Michigan .......................................... 558,998 438,845 98,654 64,314 12,680 17,382 4,278 21,499 16.8 17.5 17.9 18.4 18.4 Minnesota ....................................... 282,756 247,273 27,795 10,431 4,086 10,227 3,051 7,688 8.0 9.0 9.2 9.8 10.1 Mississippi ....................................... 133,170 84,325 46,929 44,448 844 1,084 553 1,916 31.2 32.7 33.3 34.6 35.8 Missouri ........................................... 317,480 262,323 46,367 30,977 6,113 7,461 1,816 8,790 13.2 13.8 14.1 14.9 15.0 Montana .......................................... 43,114 36,963 5,181 253 667 401 3,860 970 11.5 11.2 11.5 11.8 12.3 Nebraska ......................................... 110,806 97,795 10,014 3,971 2,581 2,644 818 2,997 7.4 8.0 8.7 8.6 9.3 Nevada ............................................ 89,711 62,655 24,864 6,697 9,760 7,038 1,369 2,192 19.5 23.0 24.6 26.9 28.4 New Hampshire .............................. 63,366 57,618 3,876 1,091 1,221 1,244 320 1,872 4.6 5.0 5.7 5.9 6.3 New Jersey ..................................... 330,537 211,666 104,302 41,525 36,486 25,357 934 14,569 27.4 29.5 30.6 32.1 33.0 New Mexico .................................... 111,896 56,315 53,795 2,772 39,940 2,201 8,882 1,786 41.8 44.9 45.9 47.5 48.9 New York ........................................ 1,020,991 646,462 318,953 138,202 105,084 71,954 3,713 55,576 29.8 31.6 32.1 32.7 33.0 North Carolina ................................. 395,907 282,157 105,645 86,186 6,504 8,815 4,140 8,105 24.1 24.9 25.7 26.5 27.2 North Dakota ................................... 40,348 35,809 3,395 378 302 308 2,407 1,144 7.8 8.2 8.0 8.6 8.7 Ohio ................................................ 548,545 453,609 77,948 55,553 8,655 11,720 2,020 16,988 13.2 14.1 14.1 14.3 14.7 Oklahoma ........................................ 179,055 131,127 39,348 14,421 5,177 4,464 15,286 8,580 19.9 20.9 21.9 22.6 23.1 Oregon ............................................ 175,635 145,084 23,808 3,366 7,014 10,617 2,811 6,743 12.2 13.0 13.2 13.6 14.1 Pennsylvania ................................... 605,283 496,753 89,688 52,887 12,909 22,319 1,573 18,842 13.2 14.3 14.7 14.9 15.3 Rhode Island ................................... 74,821 61,209 10,686 3,803 3,607 2,999 277 2,926 11.4 13.0 13.6 14.0 14.9 South Carolina ................................ 183,626 128,919 51,043 46,085 2,041 2,342 575 3,664 24.7 26.1 26.9 27.6 28.4 South Dakota .................................. 42,147 37,295 4,132 371 274 306 3,181 720 8.6 8.3 9.2 9.7 10.0 Tennessee ...................................... 252,915 197,974 49,470 41,142 3,159 4,284 885 5,471 17.7 18.2 18.7 19.2 20.0 Texas .............................................. 990,587 573,115 384,127 105,836 224,781 48,206 5,304 33,345 35.1 37.4 38.2 39.1 40.1 Utah ................................................ 161,591 145,515 11,221 934 4,877 3,961 1,449 4,855 6.5 6.8 6.9 7.1 7.2 Vermont .......................................... 36,728 34,059 1,886 460 589 640 197 783 4.8 4.5 5.0 5.4 5.2 Virginia ............................................ 377,970 268,355 98,262 66,050 10,780 19,377 2,055 11,353 23.6 24.9 25.6 26.0 26.8 Washington ..................................... 306,723 239,084 57,041 11,480 13,102 26,541 5,918 10,598 16.9 18.2 19.2 19.2 19.3 West Virginia ................................... 88,657 80,785 5,927 3,895 634 1,037 361 1,945 5.9 6.2 6.8 6.5 6.8 Wisconsin ........................................ 304,776 267,209 30,540 13,763 6,704 6,983 3,090 7,027 9.4 9.7 9.9 10.5 10.3 Wyoming ......................................... 29,002 26,393 2,101 270 1,097 232 502 508 6.9 8.0 7.9 7.4 7.4 U. S. Service Schools ...................... 13,344 10,816 2,413 799 886 612 116 115 22.0 19.9 20.4 17.5 18.2 Outlying areas ............................ 185,244 865 183,831 2,440 171,396 9,980 15 548 99.5 99.6 98.3 99.5 99.5 American Samoa ............................ 1,172 0 1,089 0 0 1,089 0 83 100.0 100.0 100.0 99.9 100.0 Federated States of Micronesia ..... 1,506 3 1,502 0 0 1,502 0 1 100.0 100.0 100.0 98.1 99.8 Guam .............................................. 5,727 411 5,176 31 37 5,096 12 140 90.0 90.9 92.0 92.5 92.6 Marshall Islands .............................. 616 0 616 0 0 616 0 0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Northern Marianas .......................... 1,080 20 1,060 0 4 1,056 0 0 92.3 92.2 93.6 94.0 98.1 Palau ............................................... 569 4 565 0 0 565 0 0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 99.3 Puerto Rico ..................................... 171,832 339 171,345 74 171,234 34 3 148 100.0 100.0 98.5 99.8 99.8 Virgin Islands .................................. 2,742 88 2,478 2,335 121 22 0 176 92.5 95.2 95.1 95.4 96.6 NOTE: Percent minority based on U. S. citizen enrollment ( total enrollment less enrollment of nonresident aliens). Data for 1994 are based on institutions of higher education. Data for 1996 through 1999 are for degree granting institutions. Data for 1994 are based on higher education institutions that were accredited by an agency or association that was recognized by the U. S. Department of Education, or directly recognized by the Secretary of Education. The Department of Education no longer distinguishes between those institutions and other institutions that participated in Title IV programs. The new degreegranting classification is very similar to the earlier higher education classification, except that it includes some additional institutions, primarily 2 year colleges, and excludes a few higher education institutions that did not award degrees. Data for 1999 imputed using alternative methods. ( See Guide to Sources for details.)

SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ( IPEDS), `` Fall Enrollment'' surveys. ( This table was prepared October 2001.) 247 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 212.   Number and percent of students enrolled in postsecondary institutions, by disability status and selected student characteristics: 1995   96 Selected student characteristics Undergraduate Graduate and first professional 1 All students Disabled students 2 Nondisabled students All students Disabled students 2 Nondisabled students 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total ( in thousands) .................................... 16,678 892 15,786 2,784 89 2,695 Sex ................................................................ 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Male .......................................................... 44.1 50.0 43.8 45.7 31.3 46.2 Female ...................................................... 55.9 50.0 56.2 54.3 68.7 53.8 Race/ ethnicity of student ............................... 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 White, non Hispanic ................................. 71.4 80.9 70.8 80.6 73.9 80.9 Black, non Hispanic .................................. 11.6 7.1 11.9 6.4 10.7 6.2 Hispanic .................................................... 10.3 7.7 10.5 4.9 9.8 4.7 Asian/ Pacific Islander ............................... 5.3 1.8 5.5 8.1 5.6 8.2 American Indian/ Alaskan Native .............. 0.9 2.1 0.8 ( 3) ( 3) ( 3) Other ......................................................... 0.5 0.4 0.5 ( 3) ( 3) ( 3)

Age ................................................................ 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 15 to 23 .................................................... 54.9 46.0 55.5 9.2 7.6 9.3 24 to 29 .................................................... 17.9 13.6 18.1 42.7 32.3 43.0 30 or older ................................................ 27.2 40.4 26.4 48.1 60.0 47.7 Attendance status ......................................... 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Full time .................................................... 40.5 38.7 40.6 32.5 34.2 32.5 Part time ................................................... 59.5 61.3 59.4 67.5 65.8 67.5 Student housing status ................................. 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 On campus ............................................... 14.6 12.0 14.8 6.5 6.6 6.5 Off campus ............................................... 58.0 62.7 57.7 86.9 82.3 87.1 With parents or relatives .......................... 27.4 25.3 27.5 6.6 11.1 6.4 Dependency status ....................................... 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Dependent ................................................ 49.3 40.7 49.8 50.5 48.8 50.5 Independent, unmarried ........................... 16.7 21.5 16.4 20.7 21.5 20.7 Independent, married ............................... 9.8 8.0 9.9 28.8 29.7 28.8 Independent with dependents .................. 24.2 29.8 23.9 ( 3) ( 3) ( 3)

Veteran status ............................................... 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Veteran ..................................................... 5.2 9.7 5.0 5.2 10.6 5.0 Not veteran ............................................... 94.8 90.3 95.0 94.8 89.4 95.0 Field of study ................................................. 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Business/ management ............................. 15.7 13.8 15.8 17.1 14.8 17.1 Education .................................................. 6.8 6.6 6.8 26.1 23.8 26.2 Engineering/ computer science ................. 9.6 10.9 9.6 8.3 3.7 8.4 Health ....................................................... 10.1 9.0 10.2 13.0 28.6 12.5 Humanities ................................................ 11.6 13.9 11.5 9.7 6.2 9.8 Law ........................................................... 0.0 0.0 0.0 5.2 4.1 5.2 Life/ physical sciences ............................... 5.3 3.2 5.4 6.3 2.1 6.5 Social/ behavioral sciences ....................... 7.6 7.5 7.6 7.8 5.8 7.9 Vocational/ technical .................................. 2.1 3.0 2.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 Undeclared ............................................... 20.3 20.9 20.3 3.5 7.1 3.4 Other ......................................................... 10.8 11.3 10.7 2.9 3.8 2.9 1 Includes chiropractic medicine, medicine, dentistry, optometry, osteopathic medicine, pharmacy, podiatry, and veterinary medicine. 2 Disabled students are those who reported that they had one or more of the following conditions: a specific learning disability, a visual handicap, hard of hearing, deafness, a speech disability, an orthopedic handicap, or a health impairment. 3 Sample size too small for a reliable estimate. NOTE: Detail may not sum to totals due to survey item nonresponse and rounding.

SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, `` The 1995   96 National Postsecondary Student Aid Study.'' ( This table was prepared October 1997.) 248 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 213.   Enrollment in postsecondary education, by major field of study, age, and level of student: 1995   96 Field of study All students Undergraduate Graduate and first professional Total, in thousands Percentage distribution, by age 2 year institutions 1 4 year institutions Total, in thousands Percentage distribution, by age Under 25 25 to 34 Over 35 Total, in thousands Percentage distribution, by age Total, in thousands Percentage distribution, by age Under 25 25 to 34 Over 35 Under 25 25 to 34 Over 35 Under 25 25 to 34 Over 35 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Total ........................ 19,444 53.0 26.3 20.7 8,887 48.1 27.0 24.9 7,791 71.4 17.1 11.5 2,767 17.4 49.5 33.1 Agriculture ................... 204 65.8 21.1 13.1 71 60.5 21.0 18.5 109 80.5 12.0 7.5 24 13.7 63.8 22.5 Architecture/ city planning ................... 82 62.8 32.5 4.6 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) 50 89.0 8.8 2.2 22 16.3 73.5 10.2 Area studies ................         ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) 24 76.2 11.5 12.3 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2)

Business ..................... 2,949 48.7 29.7 21.6 1,295 45.2 29.0 25.8 1,233 64.2 20.8 15.0 420 13.9 58.0 28.1 Communications/

journalism ................ 335 71.5 17.5 11.0 89 57.3 23.1 19.6 224 82.0 11.8 6.2 22 21.3 52.9 25.8 Computer science ....... 554 42.7 31.6 25.7 275 34.4 31.1 34.5 219 62.4 23.4 14.2 60 9.2 63.3 27.6 Education .................... 1,590 45.0 27.0 28.0 337 63.0 22.2 14.8 649 67.0 17.5 15.5 604 11.3 39.9 48.9 Engineering ................. 1,002 58.6 28.9 12.5 403 48.2 30.4 21.5 477 77.6 18.5 3.8 122 18.7 64.4 16.9 Foreign language ........         ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) 55 78.2 16.1 5.7 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2)

Health ......................... 2,157 47.4 31.4 21.2 1,273 42.7 34.4 22.9 637 65.9 19.8 14.3 247 23.6 46.1 30.3 Medicine/ dentistry ....... 83 43.3 49.9 6.8 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) 83 43.3 49.9 6.8 Home economics ........ 473 55.8 27.7 16.5 375 53.0 30.5 16.6 81 77.8 13.0 9.2 17 15.0 36.1 48.9 Industrial arts .............. 210 53.2 30.0 16.8 181 41.9 33.5 24.7 28 81.9 11.0 7.1 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2)

Interdisciplinary science .................... 153 62.8 22.4 14.9 37 73.8 11.7 14.6 89 72.8 17.0 10.2 27 14.0 55.1 30.9 Law ............................. 636 53.2 30.0 16.8 352 52.2 27.1 20.6 142 69.0 21.0 10.0 142 39.6 46.3 14.1 Letters/ liberal studies .. 1,340 60.6 21.9 17.5 908 59.1 22.3 18.6 383 69.9 17.4 12.7 48 15.8 50.9 33.3 Library science ........... 24 5.8 57.6 36.6 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) 24 5.8 57.6 36.6 Life sciences ............... 558 77.2 19.1 3.7 118 72.0 23.2 4.8 380 87.4 10.3 2.3 60 22.5 67.1 10.4 Mathematics ............... 113 56.7 28.8 14.5 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) 63 76.5 17.6 6.0 25 20.6 61.1 18.4 Mechanics/

transportation ....................... 230 39.4 29.3 31.3 208 34.8 30.9 34.3 22 82.1 15.0 3.0 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2)

Philosophy and religion 90 44.6 33.9 21.5 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) 46 71.5 15.0 13.5 42 12.5 56.1 31.4 Physical science ......... 178 63.4 29.1 7.5 ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) ( 2) 106 81.4 17.0 1.6 44 20.9 59.5 19.6 Psychology ................. 495 67.4 21.1 11.5 84 69.8 20.8 9.4 347 75.3 15.7 9.1 65 21.9 50.8 27.3 Public administration/

social work .............. 241 38.7 34.5 26.8 59 39.1 33.5 27.4 90 55.0 20.7 24.2 93 22.7 48.4 29.0 Social sciences ........... 713 67.3 21.4 11.3 122 65.2 22.0 12.8 492 76.9 15.0 8.2 99 22.7 52.4 24.9 Visual and performing arts .......................... 603 66.0 20.7 13.3 169 57.1 19.4 23.5 357 79.4 14.7 5.9 78 23.6 51.2 25.2 Other 3 ......................... 181 53.0 23.4 23.5 27 35.1 27.0 37.9 115 71.3 16.2 12.6 38 10.3 43.1 46.5 Undeclared ................. 3,523 54.0 21.2 24.9 2,196 45.5 23.4 31.1 1,248 71.7 15.5 12.8 78 9.8 49.0 41.2   Not available.

1 Includes less than 2 year schools.

2 Too few sample cases for a reliable estimate.

3 Includes students whose classification is unknown. NOTE: Because of different survey editing and processing procedures, enrollment data in this table may differ from those appearing in other tables. Includes students who enrolled at any time during the 1995   96 academic year. Detail may not sum to totals due to rounding.

SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, `` The 1995   96 National Postsecondary Student Aid Study,'' unpublished data. ( This table was prepared November 1997). 249 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 214.   Graduate enrollment in science and engineering programs in degree granting institutions, by field of study: United States and outlying areas, fall 1987 to fall 1999 Field of engineering or science 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Percent change, 1990 to 1999 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Total, all sciences and engineering 421,526 424,671 434,567 452,178 471,262 493,624 504,409 504,516 499,750 494,195 487,279 485,724 493,425 9.1 Engineering, total ..................................... 103,953 102,829 104,043 107,625 113,576 118,003 116,834 112,993 107,173 103,189 101,070 99,969 101,468   5.7 Aerospace ....................................... 3,015 3,223 3,524 3,934 4,120 4,036 3,940 3,715 3,343 3,208 3,083 3,137 3,349   14.9 Agricultural ....................................... 1,080 1,052 1,043 946 983 1,008 1,018 1,061 1,037 1,012 941 925 934   1.3 Biomedical ....................................... 1,674 1,752 1,916 2,136 2,239 2,537 2,675 2,750 2,732 2,732 2,847 2,905 3,121 46.1 Chemical .......................................... 7,111 6,618 6,460 6,735 7,127 7,397 7,516 7,608 7,424 7,373 7,247 7,060 6,849 1.7 Civil .................................................. 14,682 14,811 14,909 15,542 17,398 19,572 19,583 19,925 19,218 18,528 17,156 16,481 16,190 4.2 Electrical .......................................... 31,399 32,035 33,257 33,722 35,182 36,428 35,290 33,020 30,721 29,702 30,548 31,129 31,368   7.0 Engineering science ........................ 2,343 2,386 2,077 2,020 2,154 2,218 2,180 2,089 1,955 1,751 1,647 1,701 1,627   19.5 Industrial .......................................... 12,220 11,393 11,094 11,248 12,676 13,525 13,596 13,661 13,143 12,399 11,736 10,995 10,886   3.2 Mechanical ...................................... 16,366 16,151 16,265 16,879 17,730 18,637 18,477 17,761 16,363 15,509 15,045 14,696 14,956   11.4 Metallurgical/ materials ..................... 4,366 4,337 4,594 4,941 5,160 5,512 5,363 5,191 4,920 4,713 4,649 4,644 4,451   9.9 Mining .............................................. 513 489 418 437 489 437 427 424 373 371 348 304 328   24.9 Nuclear ............................................ 1,279 1,303 1,323 1,278 1,282 1,286 1,306 1,246 1,154 980 868 821 830   35.1 Petroleum ........................................ 818 742 665 670 705 737 725 624 610 562 561 571 642   4.2 Other engineering ............................ 7,087 6,537 6,498 7,137 6,331 4,673 4,738 3,918 4,180 4,349 4,394 4,600 5,937   16.8 All sciences, total ..................................... 317,573 321,842 330,524 344,553 357,686 375,621 387,575 391,523 392,577 391,006 386,209 385,755 391,957 13.8 Physical sciences, total ....................... 32,727 32,962 33,616 34,075 34,710 35,348 35,318 34,449 33,388 32,324 31,078 30,571 30,689   9.9 Astronomy ....................................... 719 731 789 810 829 869 880 973 912 874 778 820 832 2.7 Chemistry ........................................ 18,827 18,579 18,828 19,118 19,407 19,929 20,131 19,797 19,565 19,327 18,764 18,479 18,414   3.7 Physics ............................................ 12,807 13,308 13,657 13,813 14,081 14,122 13,841 13,162 12,425 11,728 11,147 10,809 10,869   21.3 Other physical sciences .................. 374 344 342 334 393 428 466 517 486 395 389 463 574 71.9 Earth, atmospheric, and ocean sciences ............................................ 14,371 13,867 13,643 13,984 14,480 15,333 15,731 15,968 15,722 15,185 14,565 14,259 14,082 0.7 Atmospheric sciences ..................... 952 940 912 929 968 1,089 1,112 1,109 1,072 1,086 1,092 965 913   1.7 Geosciences .................................... 8,998 8,463 8,052 7,692 7,567 7,744 7,785 7,741 7,608 7,323 6,997 6,705 6,652   13.5 Oceanography ................................. 2,127 2,033 2,207 2,333 2,386 2,530 2,611 2,853 2,703 2,598 2,458 2,545 2,608 11.8 Other environmental sciences ......... 2,294 2,431 2,472 3,030 3,559 3,970 4,223 4,265 4,339 4,178 4,018 4,044 3,909 29.0 Mathematical sciences, total ............... 18,508 19,077 19,247 19,774 19,952 20,355 20,000 19,579 18,509 18,015 16,729 16,488 16,254   17.8 Mathematics and applied mathematics .................................. 16,015 16,490 16,723 17,096 17,206 17,404 16,945 16,463 15,400 14,970 14,048 13,841 13,530   20.9 Statistics .......................................... 2,493 2,587 2,524 2,678 2,746 2,951 3,055 3,116 3,109 3,045 2,681 2,647 2,724 1.7 Computer sciences, total .................... 32,051 32,227 32,482 34,257 34,610 36,325 36,213 34,158 33,458 34,626 35,991 38,027 42,560 24.2 Life sciences, total .............................. 106,036 108,084 111,862 116,348 121,849 129,010 136,986 143,708 148,442 149,116 148,656 149,822 151,473 30.2 Agricultural sciences, total .............. 11,118 11,135 11,190 11,316 11,506 11,841 11,988 12,273 12,450 12,009 11,893 11,877 12,036 6.4 Biological sciences, total ................. 46,747 47,565 48,852 49,989 51,778 54,180 56,458 58,152 58,775 58,170 57,140 57,124 57,320 14.7 Anatomy ....................................... 1,016 1,056 1,078 1,000 1,051 991 986 1,043 1,008 1,046 1,029 947 913   8.7 Biochemistry ................................ 4,813 4,921 5,082 5,039 5,201 5,376 5,513 5,632 5,579 5,296 5,123 5,173 5,120 1.6 Biology ......................................... 12,331 12,393 12,761 13,027 13,292 13,874 14,327 14,220 14,284 14,635 14,643 14,289 13,996 7.4 Biometry/ epidemiology ................. 1,556 1,682 1,722 1,871 2,032 2,365 2,658 2,710 2,812 3,001 2,900 3,484 3,575 91.1 Biophysics .................................... 591 592 655 642 697 751 780 794 845 833 748 737 710 10.6 Botany .......................................... 2,979 2,912 2,826 2,733 2,694 2,689 2,714 2,748 2,609 2,504 2,402 2,328 2,261   17.3 Cell biology .................................. 1,964 2,078 2,234 2,555 2,809 3,132 3,415 3,804 3,938 3,961 4,046 4,148 4,402 72.3 Ecology ........................................ 963 999 1,084 1,136 1,180 1,301 1,410 1,566 1,680 1,615 1,619 1,655 1,687 48.5 Entomology/ parasitology .............. 1,244 1,240 1,181 1,173 1,171 1,193 1,247 1,263 1,241 1,234 1,161 1,168 1,145   2.4 Genetics ....................................... 1,314 1,289 1,365 1,408 1,520 1,639 1,785 1,699 1,700 1,729 1,760 1,705 1,767 25.5 Microbiology, immunology, and virology ...................................... 4,452 4,773 4,827 4,873 4,928 4,972 5,068 5,141 5,072 4,963 4,854 4,869 4,910 0.8 Nutrition ........................................ 4,158 4,132 4,164 4,172 4,164 4,159 4,388 4,747 5,016 4,859 4,550 4,430 4,449 6.6 Pathology ..................................... 1,369 1,333 1,369 1,354 1,449 1,456 1,575 1,707 1,670 1,656 1,674 1,580 1,580 16.7 Pharmacology .............................. 2,072 2,124 2,267 2,353 2,432 2,532 2,651 2,839 2,710 2,663 2,597 2,730 2,757 17.2 Physiology .................................... 2,213 2,220 2,206 2,236 2,332 2,317 2,372 2,378 2,540 2,377 2,298 2,151 2,100   6.1 Zoology ........................................ 2,104 2,029 2,083 2,104 2,191 2,139 2,120 2,092 2,068 1,911 1,730 1,676 1,614   23.3 Other biosciences ........................ 1,608 1,792 1,948 2,313 2,635 3,294 3,449 3,769 4,003 3,887 4,006 4,054 4,334 87.4 Health fields, total ............................... 48,171 49,384 51,820 55,043 58,565 62,989 68,540 73,283 77,217 78,937 79,623 80,821 82,117 49.2 Medical fields ................................... 9,809 10,101 10,232 10,950 11,707 12,594 14,184 15,027 15,500 15,293 15,403 16,600 17,244 57.5 Other health fields ........................... 38,362 39,283 41,588 44,093 46,858 50,395 54,356 58,256 61,717 63,644 64,220 64,221 64,873 47.1 Dentistry ....................................... 1,022 1,048 1,004 956 1,016 1,121 1,133 1,199 1,251 1,291 1,411 1,426 1,383 44.7 Nursing ......................................... 18,444 18,862 19,689 21,194 22,012 23,213 24,781 26,997 28,405 27,388 26,861 25,591 25,068 18.3 Pharmaceutical sciences ............. 2,607 2,613 2,787 2,889 2,968 2,792 2,859 2,887 2,808 2,846 2,710 2,882 3,422 18.4 Speech pathology/ audiology ........ 7,314 7,479 7,911 8,354 8,945 9,791 10,740 11,473 12,092 12,973 13,320 13,331 13,653 63.4 Veterinary sciences ..................... 731 752 801 900 894 942 877 875 929 946 1,175 1,192 1,216 35.1 Other health related ..................... 8,244 8,529 9,396 9,800 11,023 12,536 13,966 14,825 16,232 18,200 18,743 19,799 20,131 105.4 Psychology, total ................................. 42,612 43,963 45,528 48,167 51,343 53,484 54,557 54,554 53,641 53,122 53,126 52,557 51,874 7.7 Psychology, general ........................ 267 15,443 19,408 20,108 19,555 18,802 18,887 18,297 17,666 16,894 17,350 17,241 16,353   18.7 Clinical psychology .......................... 41,566 20,548 9,298 9,916 10,834 12,090 12,526 12,684 12,519 12,787 13,008 12,648 12,716 28.2 Other psychology ............................ 779 7,972 16,822 18,143 20,954 22,592 23,144 23,573 23,456 23,441 22,768 22,668 22,805 25.7 Social sciences, total .......................... 71,268 71,662 74,146 77,948 80,742 85,766 88,770 89,107 89,417 88,618 86,064 84,031 85,025 9.1 Agricultural economics .................... 2,203 2,259 2,276 2,273 2,364 2,522 2,415 2,289 2,338 2,117 2,043 1,995 2,014   11.4 Anthropology ................................... 5,835 5,945 6,128 6,479 6,731 7,123 7,361 7,665 7,693 7,773 7,560 7,577 7,633 17.8 Economics ( except agricultural) ...... 11,998 12,036 12,139 12,326 12,707 13,252 13,214 12,913 12,673 12,080 11,097 10,701 10,562   14.3 Geography ....................................... 3,223 3,208 3,479 3,530 3,760 4,102 4,378 4,502 4,371 4,331 4,287 4,326 4,250 20.4 History and philosophy of science .. 294 288 304 331 337 360 369 387 401 409 443 508 557 68.3 Linguistics ........................................ 3,282 3,243 3,286 3,404 3,425 3,277 3,321 3,279 3,194 3,156 3,068 2,935 2,799   17.8 Political science ............................... 27,429 27,723 29,194 30,582 31,707 33,797 35,076 34,317 34,298 33,252 32,083 30,828 31,398 2.7 Sociology ......................................... 7,026 7,117 7,405 7,801 8,393 9,011 9,425 9,498 9,564 9,425 9,413 9,058 8,966 14.9 Sociology/ anthropology ................... 942 960 988 1,164 899 979 935 987 941 923 948 857 741   36.3 Other social sciences ...................... 9,036 8,883 8,947 10,058 10,419 11,343 12,276 13,270 13,944 15,152 15,122 15,246 16,105 60.1 NOTE: Includes estimates for master's degree granting institutions which were surveyed on a sample basis for 1987. Some data have been revised from previously published figures. Detail may not sum to totals due to rounding. SOURCE: National Science Foundation, Division of Science Resources Studies, Survey of Graduate Students and Postdoctorates in Science and Engineering: Fall 1999. ( This table was prepared May 2001.) 250 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 215.   Size of enrollment of degree granting institutions, by type and control of institution: Fall 1999 Control and type of institution Enrollment size Total Under 200 200 to 499 500 to 999 1,000 to 2,499 2,500 to 4,999 5,000 to 9,999 10,000 to 19,999 20,000 to 29,999 30,000 or more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Number of institutions Total ........................................... 3,958 479 588 526 894 613 454 276 92 36 Research I universities 1 .................... 89 1 0 0 1 1 9 22 31 24 Research II universities 1 ................... 37 0 0 0 0 2 2 17 13 3 Doctoral universities ......................... 113 1 0 2 5 16 29 46 11 3 Master's ............................................ 557 0 4 17 117 164 167 77 10 1 Baccalaureate .................................. 880 69 95 201 378 115 19 2 1 0 Associate of arts 2 .............................. 1,659 226 319 178 295 281 221 109 25 5 Specialized institutions 3 .................... 623 182 170 128 98 34 7 3 1 0 Public ................................................. 1,646 18 57 103 348 398 365 239 84 34 Research I universities 1 ............... 59 0 0 0 0 1 0 9 26 23 Research II universities 1 .............. 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 11 2 Doctoral universities ..................... 65 0 0 1 1 3 13 33 11 3 Master's ........................................ 277 0 0 0 15 65 116 70 10 1 Baccalaureate ............................... 123 0 1 10 54 41 14 2 1 0 Associate of arts 2 ......................... 1,037 16 50 78 258 276 220 109 25 5 Specialized institutions 3 ............... 58 2 6 14 20 12 2 2 0 0 Private ............................................... 2,312 461 531 423 546 215 89 37 8 2 Research I universities 1 ............... 30 1 0 0 1 0 9 13 5 1 Research II universities 1 .............. 10 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 2 1 Doctoral universities ..................... 48 1 0 1 4 13 16 13 0 0 Master's ........................................ 280 0 4 17 102 99 51 7 0 0 Baccalaureate ............................... 757 69 94 191 324 74 5 0 0 0 Associate of arts 2 ......................... 622 210 269 100 37 5 1 0 0 0 Specialized institutions 3 ............... 565 180 164 114 78 22 5 1 1 0 Enrollment of institutions Total ........................................... 14,791,224 54,738 194,477 380,145 1,475,076 2,141,256 3,200,497 3,825,942 2,189,551 1,329,542 Research I universities 1 .................... 2,100,946 142 0 0 1,889 3,491 74,048 326,156 775,928 919,292 Research II universities 1 ................... 658,834 0 0 0 0 8,801 14,009 246,721 289,082 100,221 Doctoral universities ......................... 1,290,702 39 0 1,568 8,435 59,949 215,567 655,887 254,878 94,379 Master's ............................................ 3,274,314 0 1,416 13,305 205,771 585,302 1,157,143 1,034,217 247,149 30,011 Baccalaureate .................................. 1,333,796 6,815 34,607 149,084 600,850 368,522 125,269 28,587 20,062 0 Associate of arts 2 .............................. 5,592,699 28,141 103,417 123,397 500,531 995,540 1,572,477 1,503,001 580,556 185,639 Specialized institutions 3 .................... 539,933 19,601 55,037 92,791 157,600 119,651 41,984 31,373 21,896 0 Public ................................................. 11,309,399 2,720 19,120 77,165 602,853 1,422,580 2,590,174 3,335,844 1,999,264 1,259,679 Research I universities 1 ............... 1,692,395 0 0 0 0 3,491 0 155,305 651,439 882,160 Research II universities 1 .............. 516,140 0 0 0 0 0 0 203,470 245,180 67,490 Doctoral universities ..................... 944,830 0 0 671 1,765 12,020 103,372 477,745 254,878 94,379 Master's ........................................ 2,318,580 0 0 0 26,700 242,641 825,672 946,407 247,149 30,011 Baccalaureate ............................... 373,971 0 337 8,095 88,940 141,373 86,577 28,587 20,062 0 Associate of arts 2 ......................... 5,339,449 2,531 16,560 57,746 448,477 981,090 1,563,849 1,503,001 580,556 185,639 Specialized institutions 3 ............... 124,034 189 2,223 10,653 36,971 41,965 10,704 21,329 0 0 Private ............................................... 3,481,825 52,018 175,357 302,980 872,223 718,676 610,323 490,098 190,287 69,863 Research I universities 1 ............... 408,551 142 0 0 1,889 0 74,048 170,851 124,489 37,132 Research II universities 1 .............. 142,694 0 0 0 0 8,801 14,009 43,251 43,902 32,731 Doctoral universities ..................... 345,872 39 0 897 6,670 47,929 112,195 178,142 0 0 Master's ........................................ 955,734 0 1,416 13,305 179,071 342,661 331,471 87,810 0 0 Baccalaureate ............................... 959,825 6,815 34,270 140,989 511,910 227,149 38,692 0 0 0 Associate of arts 2 ......................... 253,250 25,610 86,857 65,651 52,054 14,450 8,628 0 0 0 Specialized institutions 3 ............... 415,899 19,412 52,814 82,138 120,629 77,686 31,280 10,044 21,896 0 1 Research institutions are committed to graduate education through the doctorate, and give high priority to research. Research I institutions receive $ 40 million or more annually in federal support. Research II institutions receive between $ 15.5 million and $ 40 million annually. 2 Includes tribally controlled 2 year institutions. Tribally controlled colleges are located on reservations. They are members of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium 3 Specialized institutions award baccalaureate or higher level degrees in specific fields of study. Also includes tribally controlled 4 year institutions. Tribally controlled colleges are located on reservations. They are members of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium.

NOTE: Data imputed using alternative methods. ( See Guide to Sources for details.)

SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ( IPEDS), `` Fall Enrollment, 1999'' survey ( This table was prepared July 2001.) 251 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 216.   Enrollment of the 120 largest degree granting college and university campuses: Fall 1999 Institution State Rank Control 1 Type 2 Total enrollment fall 1999 3 Institution State Rank Control 1 Type 2 Total enrollment fall 1999 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 The University of Texas at Austin ........................... Tex. 1 1 1 49,009 Iowa State University ......................................... Iowa 61 1 1 26,110 Ohio State University, Main Campus ...................... Ohio 2 1 1 48,003 Tarrant County Junior College .......................... Tex. 62 1 2 25,968 Miami Dade Community College ............................. Fla. 3 1 2 47,152 University of Utah .............................................. Utah 63 1 1 25,781 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities ....................... Minn. 4 1 1 45,361 University of Kansas, Main Campus ................. Kans. 64 1 1 25,406 Arizona State University, Main Campus .................. Ariz. 5 1 1 44,215 University of California, Davis ........................... Calif. 65 1 1 25,092 Texas A& M University ............................................. Tex. 6 1 1 43,817 University of Massachusetts, Amherst .............. Mass. 66 1 1 25,031 University of Florida ................................................. Fla. 7 1 1 43,382 Broward Community College ............................. Fla. 67 1 2 24,720 Michigan State University ........................................ Mich. 8 1 1 43,038 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ....... N. C. 68 1 1 24,653 Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus ........ Pa. 9 1 1 40,658 University of Illinois at Chicago ......................... Ill. 69 1 1 24,610 University of Wisconsin, Madison ............................ Wisc. 10 1 1 40,099 California State University, Sacramento ............ Calif. 70 1 1 24,530 Purdue University, Main Campus ............................ Ind. 11 1 1 39,471 University of New Mexico, Main Campus ......... N. Mex. 71 1 1 24,374 University of Illinois at Urbana ................................. Ill. 12 1 1 38,851 SUNY at Buffalo ................................................ N. Y. 72 1 1 24,256 Houston Community College System ...................... Tex. 13 1 2 37,882 Texas Tech University ....................................... Tex. 73 1 1 24,249 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor ........................... Mich. 14 1 1 37,846 Harvard University ............................................. Mass. 74 2 1 24,214 New York University ................................................ N. Y. 15 2 1 37,132 George Mason University .................................. Va. 75 1 1 24,180 Northern Virginia Community College ..................... Va. 16 1 2 36,655 University of Oklahoma, Norman Campus ........ Okla. 76 1 1 23,694 University of California, Los Angeles ...................... Calif. 17 1 1 36,351 Northeastern University ..................................... Mass. 77 2 1 23,556 Indiana University, Bloomington .............................. Ind. 18 1 1 36,201 Virginia Commonwealth University .................... Va. 78 1 1 23,481 University of Washington, Seattle ........................... Wash. 19 1 1 35,559 University of South Carolina at Columbia ......... S. C. 79 1 1 23,430 Rutgers University, New Brunswick ........................ N. J. 20 1 1 35,308 Georgia State University .................................... Ga. 80 1 1 23,410 University of South Florida ...................................... Fla. 21 1 1 34,839 De Anza College ............................................... Calif. 81 1 2 23,264 University of Arizona ................................................ Ariz. 22 1 1 34,326 Oakland Community College, Bloomfield Hills .. Mich. 82 1 2 23,244 Community College of Southern Nevada ................ Nev. 23 1 2 33,402 University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee .................. Wisc. 83 1 1 23,149 Florida State University ........................................... Fla. 24 1 1 32,878 University of Kentucky ....................................... Ky. 84 1 1 23,060 University of Maryland, College Park Campus ....... Md. 25 1 1 32,864 Pasadena City College ...................................... Calif. 85 1 2 22,978 Brigham Young University ....................................... Utah 26 2 1 32,731 Eastern Michigan University .............................. Mich. 86 1 1 22,956 University of Houston, University Park .................... Tex. 27 1 1 32,651 University of Missouri, Columbia ....................... Mo. 87 1 1 22,930 University of Central Florida .................................... Fla. 28 1 1 31,673 Northern Illinois University ................................. Ill. 88 1 1 22,843 Louisiana St. U. & A. & M. & Hebert Laws Center La. 29 1 1 31,639 Mount San Antonio College .............................. Calif. 89 1 2 22,715 San Diego State University ..................................... Calif. 30 1 1 31,413 El Camino College ............................................. Calif. 90 1 2 22,616 University of California, Berkeley ............................ Calif. 31 1 1 31,347 University of Virginia, Main Campus ................. Va. 91 1 1 22,433 Florida International University ................................ Fla. 32 1 1 31,293 Portland Community College ............................. Oreg. 92 1 2 22,401 Wayne State University ........................................... Mich. 33 1 1 31,025 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale ........... Ill. 93 1 1 22,323 University of Georgia ............................................... Ga. 34 1 1 30,912 Riverside Community College ........................... Calif. 94 1 2 22,320 Pima Community College ........................................ Ariz. 35 1 2 30,548 West Virginia University ..................................... W. Va. 95 1 1 22,315 California State University, Long Beach .................. Calif. 36 1 1 30,011 Mesa Community College ................................. Ariz. 96 1 2 22,295 College of Du Page ................................................. Ill. 37 1 2 29,032 University of Nebraska at Lincoln ..................... Nebr. 97 1 1 22,142 University of Colorado at Boulder ........................... Colo. 38 1 1 28,851 Auburn University, Main Campus ...................... Ala. 98 1 1 22,120 University of Iowa .................................................... Iowa 39 1 1 28,846 North Harris Montgomery Community College Tex. 99 1 2 22,113 University of Southern California ............................. Calif. 40 2 1 28,766 Orange Coast College ....................................... Calif. 100 1 2 21,942 Boston University ..................................................... Mass. 41 2 1 28,487 American River College ..................................... Calif. 101 1 2 21,934 Temple University .................................................... Pa. 42 1 1 28,124 University of Phoenix, Southern California ........ Calif. 102 3 1 21,896 North Carolina State University at Raleigh ............. N. C. 43 1 1 28,011 University of Pennsylvania ................................ Pa. 103 2 1 21,855 City College of San Francisco ................................. Calif. 44 1 2 27,986 University of Nevada, Las Vegas ...................... Nev. 104 1 1 21,820 California State University, Northridge .................... Calif. 45 1 1 27,947 Southwest Texas State University ..................... Tex. 105 1 1 21,769 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. .............. Va. 46 1 1 27,910 Santa Rosa Junior College ............................... Calif. 106 1 2 21,728 Western Michigan University ................................... Mich. 47 1 1 27,744 Macomb Community College ............................ Mich. 107 1 2 21,718 San Francisco State University ............................... Calif. 48 1 1 27,701 University of Akron, Main Campus .................... Ohio 108 1 1 21,687 Indiana U. Purdue U. at Indianapolis ...................... Ind. 49 1 1 27,587 Kent State University, Main Campus ................ Ohio 109 1 1 21,653 University of Cincinnati, Main Campus ................... Ohio 50 1 1 27,467 Kansas State University .................................... Kans. 110 1 1 21,543 California State University, Fullerton ....................... Calif. 51 1 1 27,167 University of Delaware ...................................... Del. 111 1 1 21,206 Colorado State University ........................................ Colo. 52 1 1 27,036 Columbia University in the City of New York .... N. Y. 112 2 1 21,167 San Jose State University ....................................... Calif. 53 1 1 26,937 Oklahoma State University, Main Campus ....... Okla. 113 1 1 21,014 University of North Texas ........................................ Tex. 54 1 1 26,493 Utah State University ......................................... Utah 114 1 1 20,865 University of Tennessee, Knoxville ......................... Tenn. 55 1 1 26,437 San Diego Mesa College .................................. Calif. 115 1 2 20,859 Valencia Community College .................................. Fla. 56 1 2 26,376 Washington State University ............................. Wash. 116 1 1 20,799 Santa Monica College ............................................. Calif. 57 1 2 26,372 Salt Lake Community College ........................... Utah 116 1 2 20,799 Central Michigan University ..................................... Mich. 58 1 1 26,321 Palomar College ................................................ Calif. 118 1 2 20,492 University of Pittsburgh, Main Campus ................... Pa. 59 1 1 26,162 Illinois State University ...................................... Ill. 119 1 1 20,470 Austin Community College ...................................... Tex. 60 1 2 26,135 Cerritos College ................................................. Calif. 120 1 2 20,450 1 Publicly controlled institutions are identified by a `` 1,'' and private, not for profit, by a `` 2,'' and private, for profit, by a `` 3.''

2 The types of institutions are identified as follows: `` 1'' for 4 year institutions; and `` 2'' for 2 year institutions. 3 College and university campuses ranked by fall 1999 enrollment data.

SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ( IPEDS), `` Fall Enrollment, 1999'' survey ( This table was prepared September 2001.) 252 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 217.   Selected statistics for degree granting institutions enrolling more than 14,600 students in 1999 Line no. Institution State Control 1 Type 2 Total enrollment, fall 1990 Total enrollment, fall 1995 Total enrollment, fall 1998 Total enrollment, fall 1999 Enrollment, by sex, fall 1999 Enrollment, by attendance status, fall 1999 Men Women Full time Part time 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13   United States, all institutions 5 ...............       13,818,637 14,261,781 14,506,967 6 14,791,224 6 6,490,646 6 8,300,578 6 8,786,494 6 6,004,730   Colleges with enrollment over 14,600       5,102,204 5,107,272 5,200,934 5,291,628 2,424,095 2,867,533 3,275,263 2,016,365 1 Auburn University, Main Campus .............. Ala. 1 1 21,537 22,122 21,775 22,120 11,536 10,584 19,229 2,891 2 University of Alabama ................................ Ala. 1 1 19,794 18,985 18,426 18,744 8,974 9,770 15,721 3,023 3 University of Alabama at Birmingham ........ Ala. 1 1 15,356 15,502 15,056 15,098 6,396 8,702 10,197 4,901 4 University of Alaska, Anchorage ................ Alaska 1 1 17,490 16,206 14,998 14,746 5,697 9,049 5,820 8,926 5 Arizona State University, Main Campus .... Ariz. 1 1 42,936 42,040 43,732 44,215 20,971 23,244 32,254 11,961 6 Glendale Community College .................... Ariz. 1 2 18,512 17,699 18,101 19,131 8,396 10,735 5,465 13,666 7 Mesa Community College .......................... Ariz. 1 2 19,818 21,244 22,834 22,295 10,587 11,708 8,679 13,616 8 Northern Arizona University ....................... Ariz. 1 1 16,992 20,131 19,940 19,981 7,875 12,106 13,319 6,662 9 Pima Community College ........................... Ariz. 1 2 28,766 27,866 28,316 30,548 14,022 16,526 8,915 21,633 10 University of Arizona .................................. Ariz. 1 1 35,729 34,777 34,291 34,326 16,335 17,991 26,950 7,376 11 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ........... Ark. 1 1 14,732 14,692 14,984 15,167 7,729 7,438 11,966 3,201 12 American River College ............................. Calif. 1 2 18,716 20,170 20,469 21,934 9,794 12,140 5,218 16,716 13 Cal. Polytechnic State U., San Luis Obispo ..................................................... Calif. 1 1 17,751 16,023 16,296 16,470 9,051 7,419 15,031 1,439 14 California State Polytechnic U., Pomona ... Calif. 1 1 19,468 16,605 17,577 18,021 9,939 8,082 13,291 4,730 15 California State University, Chico .............. Calif. 1 1 16,633 13,798 14,983 15,261 6,939 8,322 13,330 1,931 16 California State University, Fresno ............ Calif. 1 1 19,960 17,461 18,101 18,321 7,785 10,536 14,042 4,279 17 California State University, Fullerton .......... Calif. 1 1 25,592 22,604 25,675 27,167 11,090 16,077 17,800 9,367 18 California State University, Long Beach .... Calif. 1 1 33,987 26,403 28,637 30,011 12,357 17,654 20,567 9,444 19 California State University, Los Angeles .... Calif. 1 1 21,597 18,385 19,732 19,783 7,751 12,032 11,728 8,055 20 California State University, Northridge ....... Calif. 1 1 31,167 25,015 27,203 27,947 11,118 16,829 18,351 9,596 21 California State University, Sacramento .... Calif. 1 1 26,336 22,796 23,676 24,530 10,214 14,316 17,004 7,526 22 Cerritos College .......................................... Calif. 1 2 15,886 19,981 19,173 20,450 9,067 11,383 4,847 15,603 23 City College of San Francisco ................... Calif. 1 2 24,408 26,019 27,768 27,986 12,474 15,512 6,658 21,328 24 Cosumnes River College ........................... Calif. 1 2 8,235 11,117 13,420 14,614 5,783 8,831 3,144 11,470 25 De Anza College ........................................ Calif. 1 2 21,948 22,545 23,343 23,264 11,068 12,196 7,334 15,930 26 Diablo Valley College ................................. Calif. 1 2 20,255 18,192 19,216 19,216 8,873 10,343 6,622 12,594 27 East Los Angeles College .......................... Calif. 1 2 12,447 15,289 14,876 15,771 6,254 9,517 4,751 11,020 28 El Camino College ..................................... Calif. 1 2 25,789 21,540 21,913 22,616 10,116 12,500 6,247 16,369 29 Foothill College ........................................... Calif. 1 2 12,811 12,619 14,079 15,283 7,854 7,429 3,955 11,328 30 Fresno City College .................................... Calif. 1 2 14,710 16,287 16,532 16,739 7,514 9,225 5,482 11,257 31 Fullerton College ........................................ Calif. 1 2 17,548 17,748 18,174 18,211 8,643 9,568 5,798 12,413 32 Grossmont College ..................................... Calif. 1 2 15,357 14,560 15,510 16,159 6,883 9,276 5,862 10,297 33 Long Beach City College ........................... Calif. 1 2 18,378 18,137 17,923 18,730 7,997 10,733 4,586 14,144 34 Mount San Antonio College ....................... Calif. 1 2 20,563 22,202 22,715 22,715 10,372 12,343 7,130 15,585 35 National University ..................................... Calif. 2 1 8,836 10,068 14,062 17,065 7,048 10,017 10,891 6,174 36 Orange Coast College ................................ Calif. 1 2 22,365 21,135 22,191 21,942 10,614 11,328 6,775 15,167 37 Palomar College ......................................... Calif. 1 2 16,707 18,894 20,492 20,492 9,900 10,592 4,924 15,568 38 Pasadena City College ............................... Calif. 1 2 19,581 21,101 22,451 22,978 10,080 12,898 7,099 15,879 39 Riverside Community College .................... Calif. 1 2 15,683 18,633 21,758 22,320 9,070 13,250 4,924 17,396 40 Sacramento City College ........................... Calif. 1 2 14,474 16,098 16,067 17,003 7,115 9,888 5,072 11,931 41 Saddleback College ................................... Calif. 1 2 14,527 14,093 18,022 18,054 7,719 10,335 4,752 13,302 42 San Diego Mesa College ........................... Calif. 1 2 23,410 19,904 20,818 20,859 9,994 10,865 5,455 15,404 43 San Diego State University ........................ Calif. 1 1 35,493 29,350 31,453 31,413 13,473 17,940 22,485 8,928 44 San Francisco State University .................. Calif. 1 1 29,343 26,791 27,446 27,701 10,878 16,823 18,380 9,321 45 San Joaquin Delta College ........................ Calif. 1 2 14,792 14,640 14,499 15,562 6,314 9,248 5,064 10,498 46 San Jose State University .......................... Calif. 1 1 30,334 25,997 26,628 26,937 12,381 14,556 16,959 9,978 47 Santa Ana College ..................................... Calif. 1 2 20,532 20,392 17,734 18,196 10,154 8,042 3,347 14,849 48 Santa Monica College ................................ Calif. 1 2 18,108 20,392 24,105 26,372 11,569 14,803 7,727 18,645 49 Santa Rosa Junior College ........................ Calif. 1 2 20,475 20,102 21,461 21,728 8,998 12,730 6,202 15,526 50 Sierra College ............................................. Calif. 1 2 11,637 13,282 16,671 16,631 7,276 9,355 4,862 11,769 51 Southwestern College ................................ Calif. 1 2 13,010 15,037 15,452 16,349 7,444 8,905 4,997 11,352 52 Stanford University ..................................... Calif. 2 1 14,724 16,003 17,207 18,083 10,408 7,675 12,628 5,455 53 University of California, Berkeley ............... Calif. 1 1 30,634 29,630 31,011 31,347 15,872 15,475 28,670 2,677 54 University of California, Davis .................... Calif. 1 1 23,890 23,091 24,866 25,092 11,412 13,680 22,665 2,427 55 University of California, Irvine .................... Calif. 1 1 16,808 17,256 18,102 19,277 9,719 9,558 18,131 1,146 56 University of California, Los Angeles ......... Calif. 1 1 36,420 34,713 35,795 36,351 17,315 19,036 34,695 1,656 57 University of California, San Diego ............ Calif. 1 1 17,790 18,315 19,347 19,894 10,006 9,888 18,908 986 58 University of California, Santa Barbara ...... Calif. 1 1 18,385 18,224 19,363 20,056 9,414 10,642 19,298 758 59 University of Phoenix, Southern California Calif. 3 1   4,880 8,300 21,896 9,438 12,458 21,896 0 60 University of Southern California ............... Calif. 2 1 28,374 27,971 28,739 28,766 15,109 13,657 22,839 5,927 61 Colorado State University .......................... Colo. 1 1 26,828 26,340 26,635 27,036 12,911 14,125 19,911 7,125 62 Metropolitan State College of Denver ........ Colo. 1 1 17,400 16,932 17,273 17,716 7,662 10,054 9,460 8,256 63 University of Colorado at Boulder .............. Colo. 1 1 28,600 27,624 28,157 28,851 15,093 13,758 22,500 6,351 64 University of Connecticut ........................... Conn. 1 1 25,497 22,471 21,398 18,721 8,993 9,728 14,656 4,065 65 University of Delaware ............................... Del. 1 1 20,818 21,365 21,346 21,206 9,070 12,136 17,105 4,101 66 George Washington University .................. D. C. 2 1 19,103 19,670 19,481 20,346 9,641 10,705 12,635 7,711 67 Broward Community College ..................... Fla. 1 2 24,365 25,738 26,422 24,720 9,654 15,066 6,526 18,194 68 Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton ..... Fla. 1 1 12,767 17,704 19,396 20,126 7,739 12,387 9,318 10,808 69 Florida Community College at Jacksonville Fla. 1 2 20,974 21,237 20,640 19,645 8,062 11,583 9,127 10,518 70 Florida International University ................... Fla. 1 1 22,466 28,171 30,421 31,293 13,655 17,638 15,818 15,475 71 Florida State University .............................. Fla. 1 1 28,170 30,155 31,071 32,878 14,582 18,296 26,395 6,483 72 Hillsborough Community College ............... Fla. 1 2 19,134 20,311 16,750 17,319 7,132 10,187 4,779 12,540 73 Miami Dade Community College ............... Fla. 1 2 50,078 47,060 48,222 47,152 18,931 28,221 14,158 32,994 74 Nova Southeastern University .................... Fla. 2 1 9,562 13,941 16,050 17,810 6,215 11,595 9,095 8,715 75 Palm Beach Community College ............... Fla. 1 2 18,392 18,310 18,192 16,962 6,606 10,356 3,849 13,113 76 Saint Petersburg Junior College ................ Fla. 1 2 20,012 21,176 19,547 19,964 8,146 11,818 5,800 14,164 77 University of Central Florida ....................... Fla. 1 1 21,541 26,556 30,206 31,673 14,095 17,578 19,781 11,892 253 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 217.   Selected statistics for degree granting institutions enrolling more than 14,600 students in 1999   Continued Percent minority enrollment 1999 3 Enrollment, by level, fall 1999 Earned degrees conferred, 1999   2000 Financial statistics, 1998   99, in thousands 4 Full timeequivalent enrollment, fall 1998 Full timeequivalent enrollment, fall 1999 Line no.

Undergraduate Postbaccalaureate Associate Bachelor's Master's Firstprofessional Doctor's Current fund expenditures, public institutions Educational and general expenditures, public institutions Total expenditures, private institutions 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 6 28 6 12,681,231 6 2,109,993 564,933 1,237,875 457,056 80,057 44,808 ( 7) ( 7) ( 7) 10,698,775 10,943,609   31 4,339,422 952,206 103,492 529,810 197,984 29,226 29,435 ( 7) ( 7) 16,773,563 3,916,329 4,004,596   10 18,669 3,451 0 4,182 723 127 186 389,033 334,417   20,016 20,338 1 16 14,645 4,099 0 2,569 1,153 181 150 320,397 258,206   16,382 16,885 2 28 10,420 4,678 0 1,562 1,051 254 125 1,165,958 553,506   12,024 12,117 3 20 14,167 579 480 724 203 0 0 121,793 110,060   9,556 9,407 4 22 33,948 10,267 0 6,622 2,207 159 286 623,191 549,722   36,350 36,898 5 28 19,131 0 779 0 0 0 0 44,092 40,165   9,596 10,053 6 25 22,295 0 1,013 0 0 0 0 60,454 54,666   12,680 13,250 7 20 13,947 6,034 0 2,969 1,871 0 52 229,074 200,078   15,871 15,818 8 40 30,548 0 1,192 0 0 0 0 90,841 89,711   14,378 16,178 9 25 26,258 8,068 0 4,932 1,254 307 405 848,114 758,736   29,552 29,815 10 13 12,240 2,927 0 1,889 758 104 86 312,801 274,063   13,086 13,196 11 32 21,934 0 1,141 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   10,175 10,830 12 29 15,503 967 0 3,545 287 0 0 180,531 168,737   15,379 15,596 13 69 15,842 2,179 0 2,585 301 0 0 147,747 141,838   14,759 15,135 14 20 13,397 1,864 0 2,401 314 0 0 139,864 133,664   13,856 14,081 15 52 14,765 3,556 0 2,833 580 0 7 161,418 157,644   15,361 15,698 16 56 22,449 4,718 0 4,522 889 0 0 221,368 193,693   20,114 21,467 17 58 24,109 5,902 0 4,158 1,099 0 0 228,083 214,062   22,763 24,223 18 83 13,732 6,051 0 2,500 843 0 0 161,489 155,988   14,690 14,805 19 54 21,560 6,387 0 3,921 857 0 0 259,626 242,175   21,362 22,052 20 43 19,343 5,187 0 3,721 910 0 0 201,466 194,600   19,270 19,931 21 83 20,450 0 1,085 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   9,428 10,086 22 68 27,986 0 991 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   13,893 13,819 23 41 14,614 0 721 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   6,365 6,995 24 63 23,264 0 1,131 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   12,779 12,682 25 37 19,216 0 649 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   10,850 10,850 26 97 15,771 0 1,059 0 0 0 0 60,627 60,627   7,950 8,451 27 71 22,616 0 939 0 0 0 0 74,204 69,187   11,420 11,743 28 43 15,283 0 561 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   7,129 7,758 29 62 16,739 0 1,071 0 0 0 0 62,055 57,504   9,066 9,261 30 52 18,211 0 886 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   9,897 9,966 31 32 16,159 0 991 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   9,062 9,319 32 68 18,730 0 758 0 0 0 0 78,531 77,878   9,095 9,335 33 72 22,715 0 1,114 0 0 0 0 104,387 104,387   12,362 12,362 34 37 5,072 11,993 38 1,352 2,090 0 0     67,297 10,783 13,276 35 43 21,942 0 1,147 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   12,147 11,867 36 34 20,492 0 1,103 0 0 0 0 73,849 67,872   10,151 10,151 37 79 22,978 0 1,267 0 0 0 0 82,255 82,255   12,204 12,430 38 52 22,320 0 1,270 0 0 0 0 78,214 68,427   11,095 10,764 39 55 17,003 0 924 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   8,757 9,078 40 26 18,054 0 840 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   9,039 9,218 41 44 20,859 0 969 0 0 0 0 46,189 40,934   10,699 10,627 42 46 25,631 5,782 0 5,201 1,558 0 32 436,149 374,534   25,848 25,960 43 60 21,135 6,566 0 3,987 1,187 0 1 253,557 242,450   21,741 22,011 44 53 15,562 0 1,095 0 0 0 0 57,080 55,406   8,160 8,589 45 64 20,732 6,205 0 3,956 1,414 0 0 234,216 216,867   20,644 20,834 46 73 18,196 0 1,328 0 0 0 0 105,391 99,019   8,228 8,332 47 60 26,372 0 1,280 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   13,049 13,987 48 19 21,728 0 1,808 0 0 0 0 85,897 79,022   11,190 11,415 49 14 16,631 0 1,478 0 0 0 0 ( 8) ( 8)   8,731 8,813 50 83 16,349 0 975 0 0 0 0 67,416 60,046   8,570 8,808 51 37 7,784 10,299 0 1,737 2,040 263 589     1,619,713 14,308 14,751 52 57 22,593 8,754 0 6,169 1,636 340 756 1,124,668 1,058,791   29,407 29,708 53 48 19,517 5,575 0 4,698 658 377 357 1,476,796 793,466   23,327 23,632 54 68 15,361 3,916 0 3,334 630 85 202 823,687 598,914   17,480 18,576 55 57 24,668 11,683 0 6,220 2,054 613 606 2,450,479 1,508,583   34,737 35,345 56 52 16,230 3,664 0 3,530 408 130 294 1,296,435 920,530   18,772 19,297 57 34 17,699 2,357 0 4,519 477 0 232 410,265 361,766   18,882 19,597 58 50 18,280 3,616 4 3,052 1,241 0 0     91,176 8,300 21,896 59 47 15,594 13,172 0 3,814 2,841 636 481     1,106,093 25,022 25,113 60 11 20,667 6,369 0 3,621 1,053 129 180 458,197 383,906   22,327 22,621 61 24 17,716 0 0 2,172 0 0 0 91,983 81,069   12,594 12,792 62 14 22,976 5,875 0 4,734 1,046 172 266 ( 8) ( 8)   24,260 24,904 63 15 12,353 6,368 18 2,802 1,145 209 275 477,069 398,344   17,790 16,220 64 12 18,098 3,108 8 3,327 709 0 164 441,912 392,896   18,646 18,722 65 28 8,695 11,651 124 1,504 2,729 582 236     697,858 14,935 15,633 66 51 24,720 0 1,859 0 0 0 0 95,290 86,418   13,894 12,634 67 30 16,470 3,656 108 3,194 727 0 43 226,686 210,364   13,187 13,571 68 32 19,645 0 2,421 0 0 0 0 102,773 102,773   10,300 12,658 69 76 25,709 5,584 0 4,127 1,444 0 58 277,419 249,567   21,030 21,908 70 23 25,965 6,913 382 5,342 1,400 220 263 470,717 396,864   27,377 28,898 71 37 17,319 0 1,537 0 0 0 0 62,729 58,986   8,020 8,989 72 88 47,152 0 3,985 0 0 0 0 228,950 227,591   25,776 25,235 73 38 4,218 13,592 0 950 2,660 659 587     242,555 11,452 12,471 74 32 16,962 0 1,881 0 0 0 0 55,830 55,344   8,771 8,252 75 16 19,964 0 2,384 0 0 0 0 77,832 76,981   10,405 10,555 76 24 26,485 5,188 185 5,417 1,280 0 66 274,333 235,029   23,034 24,415 77 254 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 217.   Selected statistics for degree granting institutions enrolling more than 14,600 students in 1999   Continued Line no. Institution State Control 1 Type 2 Total enrollment, fall 1990 Total enrollment, fall 1995 Total enrollment, fall 1998 Total enrollment, fall 1999 Enrollment, by sex, fall 1999 Enrollment, by attendance status, fall 1999 Men Women Full time Part time 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 78 University of Florida .................................................... Fla. 1 1 35,477 39,412 42,336 43,382 21,311 22,071 37,962 5,420 79 University of South Florida ......................................... Fla. 1 1 32,326 36,142 33,654 34,839 14,274 20,565 19,182 15,657 80 Valencia Community College ..................................... Fla. 1 2 18,438 23,569 24,655 26,376 11,429 14,947 9,256 17,120 81 Georgia State University ............................................ Ga. 1 1 23,336 24,274 22,686 23,410 9,343 14,067 12,688 10,722 82 University of Georgia .................................................. Ga. 1 1 28,395 30,149 30,009 30,912 13,768 17,144 26,678 4,234 83 University of Hawaii at Manoa ................................... Hi. 1 1 18,799 19,769 17,004 17,612 7,783 9,829 12,439 5,173 84 Boise State University ................................................ Idaho 1 1 13,367 14,543 15,696 16,215 7,153 9,062 9,029 7,186 85 College of Du Page .................................................... Ill. 1 2 29,185 29,888 28,968 29,032 12,612 16,420 8,915 20,117 86 Depaul University ....................................................... Ill. 2 1 15,711 17,133 18,565 19,549 8,793 10,756 11,875 7,674 87 Illinois State University ............................................... Ill. 1 1 22,662 19,756 20,394 20,470 8,453 12,017 17,215 3,255 88 Northern Illinois University .......................................... Ill. 1 1 24,509 22,218 22,473 22,843 10,233 12,610 16,950 5,893 89 Northwestern University ............................................. Ill. 2 1 17,041 17,780 17,428 17,041 8,641 8,400 13,834 3,207 90 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale .................... Ill. 1 1 24,078 22,418 22,251 22,323 12,399 9,924 18,163 4,160 91 Triton College ............................................................. Ill. 1 2 16,759 15,362 17,815 18,697 8,164 10,533 3,603 15,094 92 University of Illinois at Chicago .................................. Ill. 1 1 24,959 24,870 24,799 24,610 11,110 13,500 19,519 5,091 93 University of Illinois at Urbana ................................... Ill. 1 1 38,163 38,420 38,307 38,851 20,573 18,278 34,551 4,300 94 William Rainey Harper College .................................. Ill. 1 2 16,509 15,106 14,986 14,817 6,398 8,419 4,826 9,991 95 Ball State University ................................................... Ind. 1 1 20,343 20,014 18,924 18,638 8,598 10,040 15,580 3,058 96 Indiana University, Bloomington ................................. Ind. 1 1 35,451 35,063 35,600 36,201 17,002 19,199 30,971 5,230 97 Indiana U. Purdue U. at Indianapolis ......................... Ind. 1 1 27,517 26,939 27,821 27,587 11,621 15,966 14,535 13,052 98 Purdue University, Main Campus ............................... Ind. 1 1 37,588 36,427 38,757 39,471 22,975 16,496 34,084 5,387 99 Iowa State University .................................................. Iowa 1 1 25,737 24,673 25,585 26,110 14,520 11,590 22,307 3,803 100 University of Iowa ....................................................... Iowa 1 1 28,785 28,052 28,705 28,846 13,644 15,202 22,516 6,330 101 Johnson County Community College ......................... Kans. 1 2 13,740 15,477 15,572 16,046 7,279 8,767 4,857 11,189 102 Kansas State University ............................................. Kans. 1 1 21,137 19,681 20,885 21,543 11,175 10,368 17,043 4,500 103 University of Kansas, Main Campus .......................... Kans. 1 1 26,434 25,036 25,155 25,406 12,016 13,390 19,848 5,558 104 Eastern Kentucky University ...................................... Ky. 1 1 15,290 15,703 15,366 14,976 6,096 8,880 10,558 4,418 105 University of Kentucky ................................................ Ky. 1 1 22,538 23,794 23,707 23,060 10,976 12,084 18,522 4,538 106 University of Louisville ................................................ Ky. 1 1 22,979 20,559 20,195 19,892 9,020 10,872 12,687 7,205 107 Western Kentucky University ..................................... Ky. 1 1 15,170 14,675 14,866 15,114 6,090 9,024 10,887 4,227 108 Louisiana St. U. & A.& M. & Hebert Laws Center ..... La. 1 1 26,112 26,573 30,533 31,639 15,008 16,631 26,742 4,897 109 Southeastern Louisiana University ............................. La. 1 1 10,262 14,238 15,308 15,175 5,625 9,550 11,837 3,338 110 University of Louisiana at Lafayette ........................... La. 1 1 15,764 16,902 16,933 16,351 7,134 9,217 12,722 3,629 111 University of New Orleans .......................................... La. 1 1 15,322 15,483 15,629 15,868 6,686 9,182 9,752 6,116 112 Johns Hopkins University ........................................... Md. 2 1 13,363 15,765 17,089 17,801 8,911 8,890 8,842 8,959 113 Towson State University ............................................. Md. 1 1 15,035 14,643 15,923 16,647 6,251 10,396 12,183 4,464 114 University of Maryland, College Park Campus .......... Md. 1 1 34,829 32,908 32,925 32,864 16,962 15,902 26,299 6,565 115 University of Maryland, University College ................ Md. 1 1 14,476 14,204 14,142 15,673 7,120 8,553 1,691 13,982 116 Boston College ........................................................... Mass. 2 1 14,502 14,729 14,745 14,773 6,750 8,023 11,733 3,040 117 Boston University ........................................................ Mass. 2 1 27,996 29,132 29,131 28,487 12,487 16,000 23,187 5,300 118 Harvard University ...................................................... Mass. 2 1 22,851 24,687 24,373 24,214 12,504 11,710 17,819 6,395 119 Northeastern University .............................................. Mass. 2 1 30,510 24,605 24,027 23,556 11,653 11,903 15,375 8,181 120 University of Massachusetts, Amherst ....................... Mass. 1 1 26,025 25,267 24,545 25,031 12,331 12,700 20,022 5,009 121 Central Michigan University ........................................ Mich. 1 1 18,286 23,575 25,595 26,321 11,016 15,305 17,385 8,936 122 Eastern Michigan University ....................................... Mich. 1 1 25,011 23,142 22,463 22,956 8,868 14,088 13,293 9,663 123 Grand Valley State University .................................... Mich. 1 1 11,725 13,887 16,751 17,452 6,800 10,652 12,056 5,396 124 Lansing Community College ...................................... Mich. 1 2 22,343 16,404 16,443 16,677 7,587 9,090 4,634 12,043 125 Macomb Community College ..................................... Mich. 1 2 31,538 25,176 23,163 21,718 10,572 11,146 5,492 16,226 126 Michigan State University ........................................... Mich. 1 1 44,307 40,647 43,189 43,038 19,969 23,069 35,075 7,963 127 Oakland Community College, Bloomfield Hills ........... Mich. 1 2 28,069 25,913 24,237 23,244 9,515 13,729 5,527 17,717 128 Oakland University ..................................................... Mich. 1 1 12,400 13,600 14,271 14,726 5,165 9,561 8,398 6,328 129 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor .............................. Mich. 1 1 36,391 36,687 37,197 37,846 19,997 17,849 34,271 3,575 130 Wayne State University .............................................. Mich. 1 1 33,872 32,149 31,203 31,025 13,132 17,893 14,136 16,889 131 Western Michigan University ...................................... Mich. 1 1 26,989 26,537 26,575 27,744 12,462 15,282 18,925 8,819 132 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities .......................... Minn. 1 1 57,168 51,445 46,973 45,361 21,577 23,784 28,887 16,474 133 Mississippi State University ........................................ Miss. 1 1 14,391 14,330 15,718 16,076 8,715 7,361 12,794 3,282 134 Southwest Missouri State University .......................... Mo. 1 1 19,480 16,439 16,794 17,388 7,573 9,815 12,547 4,841 135 University of Missouri, Columbia ................................ Mo. 1 1 25,058 22,356 22,780 22,930 10,958 11,972 19,689 3,241 136 University of Missouri, St. Louis ................................. Mo. 1 1 15,393 15,972 15,880 15,594 5,994 9,600 5,964 9,630 137 University of Nebraska at Lincoln .............................. Nebr. 1 1 24,453 24,320 22,408 22,142 11,620 10,522 18,013 4,129 138 Community College of Southern Nevada ................... Nev. 1 2 14,161 20,417 28,854 33,402 15,639 17,763 5,849 27,553 139 University of Nevada, Las Vegas ............................... Nev. 1 1 17,937 18,842 21,001 21,820 9,669 12,151 10,671 11,149 140 University of New Hampshire, Main Campus ............ N. H. 1 1 13,260 15,466 14,538 14,677 5,955 8,722 11,262 3,415 141 Rutgers University, New Brunswick ........................... N. J. 1 1 33,016 33,773 34,761 35,308 15,864 19,444 27,573 7,735 142 Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute ............... N. Mex. 1 2 9,739 15,225 16,245 16,202 6,937 9,265 5,107 11,095 143 New Mexico State University, Main Campus ............. N. Mex. 1 1 14,812 15,127 15,409 15,449 7,219 8,230 11,193 4,256 144 University of New Mexico, Main Campus .................. N. Mex. 1 1 23,950 24,605 23,852 24,374 10,359 14,015 15,830 8,544 145 Columbia University in the City of New York ............. N. Y. 2 1 18,242 19,302 20,504 21,167 10,500 10,667 16,951 4,216 146 CUNY, Bernard M. Baruch College ........................... N. Y. 1 1 15,849 15,433 14,981 15,254 6,838 8,416 9,176 6,078 147 CUNY, Borough of Manhattan Community College ... N. Y. 1 2 14,819 16,334 16,022 14,993 5,456 9,537 9,619 5,374 148 CUNY, Brooklyn College ............................................ N. Y. 1 1 16,605 16,282 14,973 15,057 5,309 9,748 7,077 7,980 149 CUNY, Hunter College ............................................... N. Y. 1 1 19,639 18,250 19,611 20,001 5,646 14,355 10,535 9,466 150 CUNY, Kingsborough Community College ................ N. Y. 1 2 13,809 14,553 15,175 15,083 5,977 9,106 6,542 8,541 151 CUNY, Queens College ............................................. N. Y. 1 1 18,072 17,522 16,195 15,686 5,442 10,244 7,556 8,130 152 Monroe Community College ....................................... N. Y. 1 2 13,545 14,633 14,541 14,815 7,046 7,769 6,876 7,939 153 Nassau Community College ....................................... N. Y. 1 2 21,537 21,737 20,337 20,099 9,473 10,626 10,917 9,182 154 New York University ................................................... N. Y. 2 1 32,813 35,835 36,719 37,132 15,627 21,505 26,213 10,919 155 Saint John's University, New York ............................. N. Y. 2 1 19,105 17,393 18,336 18,478 7,855 10,623 12,241 6,237 255 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 217.   Selected statistics for degree granting institutions enrolling more than 14,600 students in 1999   Continued Percent minority enrollment 1999 3 Enrollment, by level, fall 1999 Earned degrees conferred, 1999   2000 Financial statistics, 1998   99, in thousands 4 Full timeequivalent enrollment, fall 1998 Full timeequivalent enrollment, fall 1999 Line no.

Undergraduate Postbaccalaureate Associate Bachelor's Master's Firstprofessional Doctor's Current fund expenditures, public institutions Educational and general expenditures, public institutions Total expenditures, private institutions 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 24 31,633 11,749 419 7,654 2,138 824 516 1,070,844 988,245   39,059 40,120 78 25 26,569 8,270 177 4,733 1,544 93 131 548,574 487,025   24,116 25,282 79 38 26,376 0 2,954 0 0 0 0 91,784 82,639   13,944 15,004 80 36 16,309 7,101 0 2,628 1,766 171 107 308,782 293,779   16,212 16,898 81 11 24,040 6,872 0 4,867 1,107 373 352 787,141 728,002   27,523 28,325 82 75 11,939 5,673 0 2,508 1,040 128 153 471,783 423,322   14,070 14,398 83 9 14,576 1,639 162 1,400 275 0 6 153,721 124,156   11,184 11,875 84 24 29,032 0 1,558 0 0 0 0 98,233 89,024   15,418 15,669 85 32 11,776 7,773 0 2,115 1,964 338 25     218,058 13,833 14,896 86 12 17,705 2,765 0 4,070 657 0 43 259,355 209,980   18,329 18,456 87 22 16,893 5,950 0 3,277 1,239 81 105 288,599 230,859   18,703 19,166 88 27 9,477 7,564 0 2,007 2,159 427 321     758,327 15,279 15,076 89 21 17,829 4,494 214 4,429 813 191 119 360,808 324,990   19,734 19,749 90 37 18,697 0 727 0 0 0 0 55,556 51,029   8,568 8,671 91 48 16,170 8,440 0 2,928 1,587 513 201 1,046,227 723,013   21,607 21,467 92 25 28,916 9,935 0 6,370 2,281 278 597 1,041,916 920,103   35,631 36,188 93 30 14,817 0 1,092 0 0 0 0 72,389 66,044   8,183 8,180 94 8 16,114 2,524 260 2,822 672 0 65 262,479 226,777   16,928 16,752 95 10 28,511 7,690 72 5,203 1,655 259 409 930,667 559,014   32,261 32,972 96 14 20,416 7,171 572 2,156 689 604 43 645,567 533,272   19,764 19,722 97 10 32,526 6,945 858 5,470 1,286 176 468 822,049 690,316   35,342 36,178 98 8 21,503 4,607 0 4,039 758 99 238 621,336 511,991   23,203 23,764 99 10 19,537 9,309 0 3,857 1,294 550 317 1,257,163 656,114   24,858 24,949 100 11 16,046 0 880 0 0 0 0 85,668 79,590   8,367 8,614 101 8 17,903 3,640 99 3,154 633 97 132 323,061 299,931   18,036 18,778 102 10 18,995 6,411 0 3,235 1,267 277 246 417,935 354,632   21,702 21,944 103 5 13,057 1,919 226 1,663 426 0 0 158,957 142,608   12,701 12,278 104 9 16,841 6,219 0 3,187 1,060 369 249 978,773 654,713   20,796 20,266 105 16 14,694 5,198 80 1,750 996 310 76 411,346 361,598   15,658 15,500 106 9 12,912 2,202 273 1,753 511 0 0 136,357 122,845   12,273 12,520 107 17 25,911 5,728 0 3,830 1,064 235 275 520,375 441,475   27,338 28,643 108 16 13,476 1,699 73 1,536 318 0 0 79,654 70,956   13,231 13,132 109 23 14,900 1,451 78 1,873 323 0 33 128,718 110,465   14,627 14,156 110 35 11,872 3,996 0 1,343 708 0 63 132,236 121,729   11,798 12,107 111 22 5,498 12,303 0 1,318 2,774 112 351     1,695,940 11,691 12,275 112 17 13,981 2,666 0 2,420 579 0 0 176,356 132,949   13,284 13,900 113 33 24,717 8,147 0 4,971 1,634 0 461 794,012 687,963   28,515 28,794 114 44 11,603 4,070 48 2,075 743 0 0 69,113 68,859   6,462 7,176 115 18 10,025 4,748 0 2,416 1,150 300 116     333,192 12,741 12,906 116 24 18,018 10,469 8 3,773 3,063 603 274     853,056 25,660 25,239 117 33 10,148 14,066 12 1,824 2,852 800 602     1,784,112 20,214 20,299 118 19 19,228 4,328 244 2,534 1,316 189 76     341,968 18,573 18,571 119 17 19,372 5,659 86 4,038 999 0 276 534,568 427,439   21,310 21,901 120 14 17,866 8,455 0 2,944 2,542 0 25 274,289 232,580   19,940 20,736 121 20 18,043 4,913 0 2,739 1,185 0 10 203,659 175,567   16,523 17,029 122 9 14,229 3,223 0 2,019 736 0 0 132,675 117,288   13,447 14,123 123 17 16,677 0 591 0 0 0 0 69,609 68,975   8,441 8,677 124 9 21,718 0 2,342 0 0 0 0 80,384 72,087   11,429 10,940 125 16 33,966 9,072 0 6,897 1,893 315 444 1,002,881 834,536   38,330 38,150 126 21 23,244 0 1,372 0 0 0 0 109,932 103,211   11,907 11,475 127 12 11,654 3,072 0 1,715 877 0 11 123,545 105,266   10,337 10,857 128 27 24,493 13,353 0 5,603 2,783 627 629 2,559,188 1,386,888   34,997 35,623 129 38 18,393 12,632 0 2,327 2,475 458 222 532,935 515,976   21,206 20,777 130 10 21,829 5,915 0 3,866 1,422 0 55 307,481 232,359   21,127 22,279 131 15 32,342 13,019 0 4,880 2,814 708 604 1,564,977 1,447,367   36,472 35,329 132 20 12,879 3,197 0 2,418 692 49 128 354,291 318,695   13,747 14,056 133 6 14,515 2,873 0 2,117 550 0 0 159,459 136,841   13,994 14,413 134 11 17,811 5,119 0 3,840 905 314 256 845,383 534,333   20,658 20,928 135 17 12,986 2,608 0 1,695 508 44 37 128,147 116,255   9,743 9,766 136 7 17,804 4,338 3 3,115 687 119 251 463,027 367,436   19,761 19,594 137 39 33,402 0 840 0 0 0 0 68,990 68,604   13,027 15,100 138 28 17,173 4,647 0 2,594 728 0 31 219,779 174,005   14,797 15,050 139 4 11,893 2,784 180 2,478 575 0 49 284,499 226,455   12,442 12,563 140 34 27,799 7,509 0 5,601 1,403 83 371       29,736 30,501 141 54 16,202 0 843 0 0 0 0 61,748 60,939   8,761 8,832 142 47 12,831 2,618 84 1,830 592 0 76 273,997 233,669   12,734 12,854 143 40 16,874 7,500 7 2,723 976 226 184 806,221 469,137   18,493 19,117 144 29 7,763 13,404 0 1,572 3,914 622 461     1,418,056 18,161 18,581 145 66 12,598 2,656 0 2,168 824 0 0 96,703 96,162   11,353 11,557 146 90 14,993 0 1,876 0 0 0 0 80,757 80,478   11,883 11,423 147 48 10,183 4,874 0 1,396 741 0 0 119,780 119,321   10,280 10,108 148 55 15,568 4,433 0 1,813 941 0 0 132,454 132,211   13,951 14,199 149 52 15,083 0 1,313 0 0 0 0 74,063 73,583   9,555 9,410 150 39 11,566 4,120 0 2,058 1,040 0 0 129,274 127,292   11,233 10,680 151 22 14,815 0 2,039 0 0 0 0 85,652 79,285   9,397 9,541 152 32 20,099 0 2,899 0 0 0 0 132,290 132,290   14,045 14,000 153 37 18,204 18,928 593 3,972 4,959 883 402     1,402,433 29,844 30,422 154 39 14,035 4,443 191 2,180 863 310 50     203,844 14,612 14,709 155 256 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 217.   Selected statistics for degree granting institutions enrolling more than 14,600 students in 1999   Continued Line no. Institution State Control 1 Type 2 Total enrollment, fall 1990 Total enrollment, fall 1995 Total enrollment, fall 1998 Total enrollment, fall 1999 Enrollment, by sex, fall 1999 Enrollment, by attendance status, fall 1999 Men Women Full time Part time 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 156 SUNY at Albany ......................................................... N. Y. 1 1 17,400 15,996 16,866 16,901 7,984 8,917 12,763 4,138 157 SUNY at Buffalo ......................................................... N. Y. 1 1 27,638 24,493 23,370 24,256 12,706 11,550 19,018 5,238 158 SUNY at Stony Brook ................................................. N. Y. 1 1 17,624 17,665 18,628 19,139 9,029 10,110 14,464 4,675 159 Syracuse University .................................................... N. Y. 2 1 21,900 18,804 18,293 18,535 8,483 10,052 14,348 4,187 160 Central Piedmont Community College ....................... N. C. 1 2 16,311 15,176 14,901 14,811 6,493 8,318 4,131 10,680 161 East Carolina University ............................................. N. C. 1 1 17,564 17,923 18,263 18,811 7,631 11,180 15,532 3,279 162 North Carolina State University at Raleigh ................ N. C. 1 1 27,199 28,250 27,960 28,011 16,257 11,754 20,496 7,515 163 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ................ N. C. 1 1 23,878 24,439 24,255 24,653 10,024 14,629 20,573 4,080 164 University of North Carolina at Charlotte ................... N. C. 1 1 14,699 16,069 16,861 16,950 7,707 9,243 11,244 5,706 165 Bowling Green State University, Main Campus ......... Ohio 1 1 18,657 17,554 17,735 18,199 7,626 10,573 15,353 2,846 166 Cleveland State University ......................................... Ohio 1 1 19,214 15,566 16,326 15,683 7,043 8,640 8,605 7,078 167 Columbus State Community College ......................... Ohio 1 2 13,290 16,013 16,600 17,662 7,559 10,103 6,639 11,023 168 Cuyahoga Community College District ...................... Ohio 1 2 23,157 22,785 18,415 19,435 6,897 12,538 6,730 12,705 169 Kent State University, Main Campus ......................... Ohio 1 1 24,434 20,972 20,947 21,653 8,585 13,068 16,324 5,329 170 Miami University, Oxford ............................................ Ohio 1 1 15,835 15,745 16,328 16,575 7,400 9,175 15,322 1,253 171 Ohio State University, Main Campus ......................... Ohio 1 1 54,087 48,676 48,511 48,003 24,404 23,599 39,609 8,394 172 Ohio University, Main Campus ................................... Ohio 1 1 18,505 19,727 19,647 19,638 9,005 10,633 17,822 1,816 173 Sinclair Community College ....................................... Ohio 1 2 16,367 17,344 17,325 18,345 7,920 10,425 6,079 12,266 174 University of Akron, Main Campus ............................. Ohio 1 1 28,801 23,640 21,851 21,687 9,809 11,878 13,958 7,729 175 University of Cincinnati, Main Campus ...................... Ohio 1 1 31,013 28,373 28,162 27,467 13,849 13,618 19,471 7,996 176 University of Toledo .................................................... Ohio 1 1 24,691 21,991 20,411 20,037 9,327 10,710 13,790 6,247 177 Oklahoma State University, Main Campus ................ Okla. 1 1 19,827 19,196 20,323 21,014 11,249 9,765 15,752 5,262 178 Tulsa Junior College ................................................... Okla. 1 2 17,955 18,632 16,503 15,971 6,627 9,344 4,736 11,235 179 University of Oklahoma, Norman Campus ................. Okla. 1 1 20,774 22,299 23,488 23,694 12,085 11,609 17,353 6,341 180 Oregon State University ............................................. Oreg. 1 1 16,361 14,449 15,176 16,041 8,548 7,493 14,097 1,944 181 Portland Community College ...................................... Oreg. 1 2 21,888 26,540 21,353 22,401 10,261 12,140 5,692 16,709 182 Portland State University ............................................ Oreg. 1 1 16,921 15,600 17,186 18,184 7,776 10,408 9,293 8,891 183 University of Oregon ................................................... Oreg. 1 1 18,840 17,470 17,318 17,236 8,134 9,102 14,876 2,360 184 Community College of Allegheny County .................. Pa. 1 2 20,553 17,723 16,477 15,230 6,780 8,450 5,747 9,483 185 Community College of Philadelphia ........................... Pa. 1 2 15,151 17,865 16,501 16,199 5,782 10,417 5,129 11,070 186 Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus ........... Pa. 1 1 38,864 39,646 41,114 40,658 21,976 18,682 36,720 3,938 187 Temple University ....................................................... Pa. 1 1 29,714 29,028 27,539 28,124 12,216 15,908 18,726 9,398 188 University of Pennsylvania ......................................... Pa. 2 1 21,868 22,148 21,729 21,855 10,905 10,950 17,854 4,001 189 University of Pittsburgh, Main Campus ...................... Pa. 1 1 28,120 26,083 25,872 26,162 12,342 13,820 20,459 5,703 190 Community College of Rhode Island ......................... R. I. 1 2 16,620 15,889 15,366 15,610 5,938 9,672 4,983 10,627 191 Clemson University ..................................................... S. C. 1 1 15,714 16,318 16,685 16,982 9,181 7,801 14,545 2,437 192 University of South Carolina at Columbia .................. S. C. 1 1 25,613 26,346 25,250 23,430 10,277 13,153 17,520 5,910 193 Middle Tennessee State University ............................ Tenn. 1 1 14,865 17,424 18,432 18,993 8,726 10,267 14,705 4,288 194 University of Memphis ................................................ Tenn. 1 1 20,681 19,975 20,100 20,301 8,518 11,783 13,362 6,939 195 University of Tennessee, Knoxville ............................ Tenn. 1 1 26,055 25,723 26,042 26,437 12,741 13,696 21,968 4,469 196 Austin Community College ......................................... Tex. 1 2 24,251 25,620 25,626 26,135 12,046 14,089 6,596 19,539 197 Central Texas College ................................................ Tex. 1 2 4,815 14,746 15,238 14,636 8,557 6,079 2,805 11,831 198 El Paso Community College ...................................... Tex. 1 2 17,081 21,856 20,744 18,680 7,321 11,359 7,809 10,871 199 Houston Community College System ........................ Tex. 1 2 36,437 39,541 37,616 37,882 16,922 20,960 10,558 27,324 200 North Harris Montgomery Community College .......... Tex. 1 2 15,653 19,251 20,998 22,113 8,924 13,189 7,968 14,145 201 San Antonio College ................................................... Tex. 1 2 20,083 19,319 18,585 19,356 8,126 11,230 7,358 11,998 202 Southwest Texas State University ............................. Tex. 1 1 20,940 20,917 21,481 21,769 9,691 12,078 16,058 5,711 203 Tarrant County Junior College ................................... Tex. 1 2 28,161 25,953 25,570 25,968 11,058 14,910 9,191 16,777 204 Texas A& M University ................................................ Tex. 1 1 41,171 41,790 43,389 43,817 23,466 20,351 39,565 4,252 205 Texas Tech University ................................................ Tex. 1 1 25,363 24,185 24,158 24,249 12,973 11,276 20,698 3,551 206 The University of Texas at Arlington .......................... Tex. 1 1 24,782 22,121 18,662 19,149 9,145 10,004 11,532 7,617 207 The University of Texas at Austin .............................. Tex. 1 1 49,617 47,905 48,906 49,009 24,678 24,331 43,119 5,890 208 The University of Texas at El Paso ........................... Tex. 1 1 16,524 16,275 14,677 14,695 6,784 7,911 9,612 5,083 209 The University of Texas at San Antonio .................... Tex. 1 1 15,489 17,389 18,397 18,608 8,317 10,291 11,361 7,247 210 University of Houston, University Park ....................... Tex. 1 1 33,115 30,766 32,296 32,651 15,118 17,533 20,739 11,912 211 University of North Texas ........................................... Tex. 1 1 27,160 25,114 25,514 26,493 11,988 14,505 17,864 8,629 212 Brigham Young University .......................................... Utah 2 1 31,662 31,300 32,202 32,731 15,707 17,024 28,230 4,501 213 Salt Lake Community College .................................... Utah 1 2 13,344 19,568 18,691 20,799 11,024 9,775 6,823 13,976 214 University of Utah ....................................................... Utah 1 1 24,922 27,137 25,214 25,781 14,205 11,576 16,219 9,562 215 Utah State University .................................................. Utah 1 1 15,155 19,861 19,322 20,865 9,794 11,071 12,610 8,255 216 Utah Valley State College .......................................... Utah 1 1 7,879 14,041 18,174 20,062 10,795 9,267 8,811 11,251 217 Weber State University ............................................... Utah 1 1 13,449 13,996 13,900 14,984 7,163 7,821 8,956 6,028 218 George Mason University ........................................... Va. 1 1 20,308 24,172 24,010 24,180 10,580 13,600 12,412 11,768 219 James Madison University ......................................... Va. 1 1 11,251 12,121 14,996 15,223 6,521 8,702 13,711 1,512 220 Northern Virginia Community College ........................ Va. 1 2 35,194 37,144 36,216 36,655 16,297 20,358 10,191 26,464 221 Old Dominion University ............................................. Va. 1 1 16,729 17,077 18,552 18,873 8,265 10,608 10,164 8,709 222 Tidewater Community College ................................... Va. 1 2 17,726 16,780 18,260 19,024 7,873 11,151 5,831 13,193 223 University of Virginia, Main Campus .......................... Va. 1 1 21,110 21,728 22,099 22,433 9,880 12,553 17,885 4,548 224 Virginia Commonwealth University ............................. Va. 1 1 21,764 21,349 23,125 23,481 9,248 14,233 14,809 8,672 225 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U. ................. Va. 1 1 25,568 25,492 27,663 27,910 16,451 11,459 24,884 3,026 226 University of Washington, Seattle .............................. Wash. 1 1 33,854 33,996 35,108 35,559 17,243 18,316 29,723 5,836 227 Washington State University ...................................... Wash. 1 1 18,412 19,571 20,641 20,799 10,116 10,683 16,796 4,003 228 Marshall University ..................................................... W. Va. 1 1 12,407 12,461 16,008 15,633 7,025 8,608 10,209 5,424 229 West Virginia University ............................................. W. Va. 1 1 20,854 21,517 22,238 22,315 11,187 11,128 18,136 4,179 230 Milwaukee Area Technical College ............................ Wisc. 1 2 21,600 21,903 19,648 18,355 8,631 9,724 4,825 13,530 231 University of Wisconsin, Madison .............................. Wisc. 1 1 43,209 39,005 39,565 40,099 19,386 20,713 34,687 5,412 232 University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee ........................... Wisc. 1 1 26,020 21,891 22,484 23,149 10,227 12,922 15,321 7,828   Not applicable. 1 Publicly controlled institutions are identified by a `` 1;'' private, not for profit, by a `` 2;'' and private, for profit, by a `` 3.'' 2 The types of institutions are identified as follows: `` 1'' for 4 year institutions; and `` 2'' for 2 year institutions. 3 Proportion based on enrollment of U. S. citizens. 4 Due to changes in survey instruments, public colleges are to report data on currentfund expenditures and educational and general expenditures, and private colleges are to report data on total expenditures.

5 Data for totals of enrollment in 1990 and 1995 are for institutions of higher education, rather than degree granting institutions. 257 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 217.   Selected statistics for degree granting institutions enrolling more than 14,600 students in 1999   Continued Percent minority enrollment 1999 3 Enrollment, by level, fall 1999 Earned degrees conferred, 1999   2000 Financial statistics, 1998   99, in thousands 4 Full timeequivalent enrollment, fall 1998 Full timeequivalent enrollment, fall 1999 Line no.

Undergraduate Postbaccalaureate Associate Bachelor's Master's Firstprofessional Doctor's Current fund expenditures, public institutions Educational and general expenditures, public institutions Total expenditures, private institutions 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 11,737 5,164 0 2,391 1,190 0 155 269,362 232,972   13,935 14,308 156 22 16,258 7,998 15 3,077 1,367 438 303 546,706 500,671   19,946 21,002 157 41 12,690 6,449 0 2,270 1,263 138 244 854,436 453,360   15,829 16,208 158 18 12,469 6,066 1 2,370 1,473 231 147     399,749 15,595 15,962 159 32 14,811 0 601 0 0 0 0 52,721 46,578   7,712 7,717 160 17 15,246 3,565 0 2,744 917 71 10 349,379 219,108   16,217 16,778 161 18 21,684 6,327 177 3,710 1,166 73 316 713,962 620,917   23,112 23,382 162 18 15,434 9,219 0 3,387 1,723 588 425 1,179,286 905,039   21,572 22,112 163 24 14,195 2,755 0 2,329 687 0 19 175,074 134,359   13,406 13,461 164 8 15,444 2,755 0 2,725 848 0 93 238,530 181,542   16,061 16,440 165 27 10,457 5,226 0 1,404 909 232 32 167,565 153,676   11,254 11,334 166 23 17,662 0 1,207 0 0 0 0 75,354 69,478   9,537 10,340 167 35 19,435 0 1,506 0 0 0 0 131,494 124,796   10,225 10,996 168 10 17,275 4,378 0 2,922 1,000 0 156 250,211 200,878   17,612 18,378 169 8 15,288 1,287 196 3,705 479 0 50 265,618 192,895   15,449 15,814 170 16 36,092 11,911 325 6,746 2,310 679 620 1,689,602 1,103,455   43,058 42,864 171 6 16,554 3,084 50 3,899 966 102 120 325,726 263,796   18,531 18,526 172 22 18,345 0 1,060 0 0 0 0 83,677 76,989   9,776 10,197 173 18 17,675 4,012 570 1,946 927 151 114 256,719 226,262   17,096 17,005 174 19 20,381 7,086 292 2,812 1,185 272 238 559,706 500,788   23,107 22,586 175 18 16,225 3,812 290 2,252 785 182 85 240,613 209,798   16,405 16,242 176 15 16,810 4,204 0 2,836 908 72 185 371,641 296,757   17,522 17,792 177 18 15,971 0 1,361 0 0 0 0 69,950 63,012   8,505 8,508 178 24 17,126 6,568 0 2,748 1,501 201 167 370,455 303,702   19,498 19,744 179 15 13,168 2,873 0 2,599 588 41 158 387,618 340,963   13,885 14,853 180 21 22,401 0 1,115 0 0 0 0 110,938 102,134   10,906 11,302 181 19 12,696 5,488 0 2,148 1,092 0 31 158,182 139,313   11,925 12,730 182 14 13,610 3,626 0 3,066 831 184 138 293,977 233,063   15,844 15,791 183 17 15,230 0 1,278 0 0 0 0 85,607 82,267   9,645 8,931 184 66 16,199 0 1,048 0 0 0 0 81,579 81,043   8,988 8,846 185 12 34,505 6,153 70 8,981 1,183 0 513 1,012,766 875,419   38,659 38,230 186 37 18,175 9,949 10 3,119 1,469 747 263 1,260,629 472,841   21,727 22,363 187 25 11,814 10,041 15 2,804 2,252 589 427     2,959,950 19,296 19,412 188 15 17,168 8,994 0 2,978 1,974 541 316 827,842 770,246   22,199 22,630 189 17 15,610 0 1,185 0 0 0 0 64,045 59,548   8,408 8,551 190 10 13,526 3,456 0 2,554 858 0 116 391,364 331,881   14,994 15,462 191 22 15,551 7,879 12 2,973 2,010 388 246 404,219 354,282   20,814 19,786 192 14 17,037 1,956 4 2,427 477 0 7 144,146 128,837   15,778 16,376 193 34 15,428 4,873 0 1,953 981 160 109 206,164 195,629   15,899 16,053 194 9 20,259 6,178 0 3,681 1,733 226 286 524,460 460,434   22,970 23,679 195 33 26,135 0 768 0 0 0 0 94,249 93,162   12,912 13,156 196 50 14,636 0 2,101 0 0 0 0 57,126 50,976   6,729 6,777 197 89 18,680 0 734 0 0 0 0 93,643 92,569   11,436 11,459 198 65 37,882 0 1,003 0 0 0 0 158,800 158,346   19,770 19,732 199 30 22,113 0 859 0 0 0 0 84,066 81,356   11,908 12,717 200 58 19,356 0 737 0 0 0 0 64,845 64,542   11,024 11,386 201 26 18,856 2,913 0 3,421 776 0 2 179,377 139,666   17,860 18,278 202 28 25,968 0 1,804 0 0 0 0 109,133 101,094   14,539 14,824 203 16 36,082 7,735 0 7,512 1,388 118 490 1,032,818 905,052   40,777 41,200 204 16 20,227 4,022 0 3,587 835 180 141 326,061 274,475   22,074 22,077 205 35 15,266 3,883 0 2,863 988 0 78 178,993 162,274   14,113 14,514 206 30 37,159 11,850 0 7,826 2,545 512 659 999,584 881,317   45,352 45,452 207 81 12,534 2,161 0 1,744 440 0 20 156,861 134,986   11,466 11,603 208 54 15,796 2,812 0 2,454 598 0 4 131,755 125,012   13,914 14,193 209 51 24,672 7,979 0 3,551 1,389 465 204 346,077 300,779   24,942 25,438 210 22 20,449 6,044 0 3,406 1,128 0 160 225,515 191,179   20,243 21,186 211 6 30,037 2,694 0 7,194 1,054 142 64     580,187 29,184 29,989 212 11 20,799 0 1,968 0 0 0 0 87,445 78,088   10,195 11,515 213 10 20,840 4,941 0 3,639 933 240 215 1,177,096 786,876   19,470 20,011 214 4 17,228 3,637 72 2,648 726 0 71 298,457 270,331   14,883 15,828 215 5 20,062 0 1,655 414 0 0 0 85,004 74,133   12,115 13,351 216 7 14,813 171 1,259 1,678 77 0 0 95,943 85,776   10,683 11,383 217 28 15,262 8,918 0 2,792 1,915 206 132 259,313 205,746   16,575 16,946 218 11 14,156 1,067 0 3,082 367 0 4 191,036 115,787   13,938 14,295 219 40 36,655 0 1,811 0 0 0 0 99,624 98,820   18,529 19,076 220 29 13,065 5,808 0 2,170 1,200 0 66 175,525 152,383   13,324 13,500 221 36 19,024 0 1,434 0 0 0 0 58,189 56,818   9,895 10,260 222 18 13,570 8,863 0 3,132 1,307 516 343 1,120,559 570,089   19,549 19,569 223 30 15,825 7,656 0 2,222 1,271 338 112 465,845 379,237   17,900 18,156 224 13 21,812 6,098 49 4,770 1,395 88 309 620,166 518,395   25,699 26,001 225 31 25,638 9,921 0 6,148 2,021 428 486 1,776,932 1,192,683   31,542 32,029 226 14 17,087 3,712 0 3,689 670 160 118 451,226 397,557   18,491 18,368 227 6 11,688 3,945 264 1,226 861 44 2 134,400 117,686   12,419 12,284 228 7 15,417 6,898 0 2,824 1,440 271 132 416,518 363,662   19,392 19,692 229 33 18,355 0 1,262 0 0 0 0 142,262 131,824   9,774 9,368 230 10 29,336 10,763 0 5,550 1,744 510 729 1,296,794 1,189,062   36,533 36,825 231 17 18,661 4,488 0 2,532 1,172 0 78 273,487 248,948   17,609 18,359 232 6 Data imputed using alternative methods. ( See Guide to Sources for details.)

7 Data not available.

8 Data not reported. SOURCE: U. S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ( IPEDS), `` Completions,'' `` Finance,'' and `` Fall Enrollment'' surveys. ( This table was prepared September 2001.) 258 DEGREE GRANTING POSTSECONDARY: ENROLLMENT Table 218.   Enrollment and degrees conferred in women's colleges, by institution: Fall 1999 and 1999   2000 Institution 1 State Type and control 2 Enrollment, fall 1999 Number of degrees conferred to women, 1999   2000 Total Women Percent women Men, full time Women, full time Men, part time Women, part time Associate Bachelor's Master's Doctor's 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Total ............................................     101,386 93,488 92.2 2,837 60,615 5,061 32,873 1,031 14,867 5,664 57 Judson College ............................... Ala. 3 308 301 97.7 3 259 4 42 0 50 0 0 Mills College .................................... Calif. 3 1,122 1,042 92.9 69 969 11 73 0 245 106 0 Mount Saint Mary's College ............ Calif. 3 2,066 1,881 91.0 66 1,296 119 585 143 291 46 0 Scripps College ............................... Calif. 3 760 757 99.6 3 747 0 10 0 150 0 0 Saint Joseph College ...................... Conn. 3 1,740 1,653 95.0 12 759 75 894 0 199 136 0 Trinity College ................................. D. C. 3 1,522 1,442 94.7 12 652 68 790 0 152 147 0 Agnes Scott College ....................... Ga. 3 887 885 99.8 0 844 2 41 0 207 10 0 Brenau University ............................ Ga. 3 2,392 1,931 80.7 148 1,115 313 816 0 357 191 0 Spelman College ............................. Ga. 3 2,065 2,065 100.0 0 2,008 0 57 0 397 0 0 Wesleyan College ........................... Ga. 3 607 605 99.7 0 448 2 157 0 93 8 0 Lexington College ........................... Ill. 4 43 43 100.0 0 41 0 2 10 0 0 0 Saint Mary of the Woods College ... Ind. 3 1,356 1,337 98.6 0 396 19 941 5 131 4 0 Saint Mary's College ....................... Ind. 3 1,417 1,415 99.9 0 1,359 2 56 0 299 0 0 Midway College ............................... Ky. 3 816 754 92.4 20 475 42 279 84 116 0 0 College of Notre Dame of Maryland Md. 3 3,139 2,797 89.1 18 735 324 2,062 0 379 197 0 Hood College .................................. Md. 3 1,774 1,399 78.9 52 658 323 741 0 166 114 0 Bay Path College ............................ Mass. 3 656 656 100.0 0 436 0 220 62 100 0 0 Emmanuel College .......................... Mass. 3 1,489 1,313 88.2 51 680 125 633 0 282 75 0 Lesley College ................................ Mass. 3 7,049 5,862 83.2 460 1,386 727 4,476 2 350 1,996 5 Mount Holyoke College ................... Mass. 3 1,982 1,971 99.4 3 1,899 8 72 0 485 0 0 Pine Manor College ........................ Mass. 3 329 329 100.0 0 314 0 15 12 43 0 0 Regis College .................................. Mass. 3 1,131 1,116 98.7 5 754 10 362 22 226 46 0 Simmons College ............................ Mass. 3 3,295 3,024 91.8 68 1,634 203 1,390 0 292 637 5 Smith College .................................. Mass. 3 3,168 3,115 98.3 51 3,025 2 90 0 667 149 4 Wellesley College ........................... Mass. 3 2,333 2,320 99.4 0 2,240 13 80 0 627 0 0 College of Saint Benedict ............... Minn. 3 2,000 1,999 100.0 0 1,952 1 47 0 466 0 0 College of St Catherine, St Paul .... Minn. 3 3,443 3,344 97.1 26 2,282 73 1,062 213 539 180 0 Blue Mountain College .................... Miss. 3 435 357 82.1 71 271 7 86 0 95 0 0 Mississippi University for Women ... Miss. 1 2,953 2,475 83.8 242 1,455 236 1,020 23 339 52 0 Cottey College ................................ Mo. 4 279 279 100.0 0 272 0 7 103 0 0 0 Stephens College ............................ Mo. 3 788 730 92.6 19 458 39 272 6 119 11 0 College of Saint Mary ..................... Nebr. 3 1,071 989 92.3 0 559 82 430 45 130 0 0 College of Saint Elizabeth .............. N. J. 3 1,810 1,657 91.5 4 618 149 1,039 0 239 72 0 Georgian Court College .................. N. J. 3 2,420 2,109 87.1 62 1,046 249 1,063 0 309 124 0 Barnard College .............................. N. Y. 3 2,318 2,318 100.0 0 2,250 0 68 0 627 0 0 College of New Rochelle ................ N. Y. 3 6,601 5,730 86.8 640 4,194 231 1,536 0 914 377 0 Marymount College ......................... N. Y. 3 898 854 95.1 13 670 31 184 0 191 0 0 Wells College .................................. N. Y. 3 404 400 99.0 1 382 3 18 0 71 0 0 Bennett College .............................. N. C. 3 640 640 100.0 0 633 0 7 0 68 0 0 Meredith College ............................. N. C. 3 2,643 2,626 99.4 0 1,862 17 764 0 426 37 0 Peace College ................................. N. C. 3 583 583 100.0 0 551 0 32 81 79 0 0 Salem College ................................. N. C. 3 1,023 991 96.9 6 680 26 311 0 193 25 0 Notre Dame College of Ohio .......... Ohio 3 705 669 94.9 1 221 35 448 3 88 5 0 Ursuline College .............................. Ohio 3 1,259 1,164 92.5 22 496 73 668 0 224 55 0 Bryn Mawr College ......................... Pa. 3 1,779 1,676 94.2 59 1,460 44 216 0 310 107 17 Carlow College ................................ Pa. 3 2,112 1,955 92.6 52 771 105 1,184 0 284 128 0 Cedar Crest College ....................... Pa. 3 1,679 1,587 94.5 10 853 82 734 1 292 0 0 Chatham College ............................ Pa. 3 1,009 932 92.4 58 720 19 212 0 118 94 0 Chestnut Hill College ...................... Pa. 3 1,592 1,353 85.0 71 609 168 744 0 147 115 0 Harcum College .............................. Pa. 4 644 584 90.7 42 400 18 184 163 0 0 0 Immaculata College ........................ Pa. 3 3,006 2,443 81.3 181 1,195 382 1,248 25 289 71 26 Moore College of Art and Design ... Pa. 3 502 495 98.6 0 394 7 101 0 96 0 0 Rosemont College .......................... Pa. 3 1,187 1,044 88.0 0 521 143 523 0 212 47 0 Seton Hill College ........................... Pa. 3 1,272 1,063 83.6 115 649 94 414 0 150 11 0 Wilson College ................................ Pa. 3 819 702 85.7 8 366 109 336 25 73 0 0 Columbia College ............................ S. C. 3 1,367 1,342 98.2 16 1,184 9 158 0 149 9 0 Converse College ........................... S. C. 3 1,514 1,408 93.0 27 803 79 605 0 165 151 0 Hollins University ............................ Va. 3 1,084 1,034 95.4 16 845 34 189 0 161 58 0 Mary Baldwin College ..................... Va. 3 1,556 1,485 95.4 20 1,033 51 452 0 279 22 0 Randolph Macon Woman's College Va. 3 704 699 99.3 0 663 5 36 0 140 0 0 Sweet Briar College ........................ Va. 3 712 690 96.9 12 652 10 38 0 116 0 0 Alverno College ............................... Wisc. 3 1,872 1,839 98.2 2 904 31 935 3 259 18 0 Mount Mary College ........................ Wisc. 3 1,257 1,230 97.9 0 612 27 618 0 206 33 0   Not applicable.

1 Data are for colleges and universities identifed by the Women's College Coalition as women's colleges. Excludes women's colleges whose IPEDS data are reported together with a coed institution or coordinate men's college. The following institutions were excluded for this reason: The Women's College at the University of Denver; Hartford College for Women; Newcomb College; Douglass College; Hobart William Smith College; Stern College for Women; Russell Sage College; Radcliffe College; and Westhampton College. 2 1= public, 4 year; 3= private not for profit, 4 year; and 4= private, not for profit, 2 year.