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AUTHOR Dahnke, Harold L.; Mertins, Paul F. mTTL77 Inventory of Physical Facilities in Institutions of Higher Education: Fall 1968. TtisTTTIFPTON National Center for Educational Statistics (DHEW), Washington, D.C. PUB DATE 70 NOTE 55p, AVAILABLE FROM Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington D.C. 20k02 (HE 5.251:51007-68, $0.55)

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ABSTRACT Institutions of higher education were asked to report inventory information as of September 30, 1968, concerning floor space on their main campus and at any branch or extension center. The inventory was to be based on the "Higher Education Facilitf_es and Inventory Procedures Manual." Of institutions enrolling 90% of the total student body, 82% responded. The gross area for all institutions was estimated to be nearly 1.5billion square feet., Public institutions, with 71% of the full-time equivalent WM enrollment, had 60% of the gross area; private institutions, with 29% of the ETE enrollment, had 40%. Of the reported assignable space, 63% was in public institutions and 37% in private ones. When facilities were classified by room type, the largest amount of assignable square feet--31% of the total--was reported to be residential facilities. Classrooms constituted less than 9% of the total. Public universities used less than 6% of their assignable space for classrooms, while 2ublic two year colleges used 19%. The survey form and a list of nonresponding institutions are included. (AF) HIGHLIGHTS

From inventory data reported as of Swtemoer 30. 1966, the gross area cf physical fac4..lities for all collctzes and universities was estimated tc, be nearly 1.5 billion square feet.

Public institutions, with 71 percent of the full-time equivalent (FTE* enrollment, had 60 percent of the gross area private institutions, with 29 percent of the FTE enrollment, had 40 p_ -cent.

More than 1.0 billion square feet were estimated to be net assignable square flet.

Of the reported assignable space (92) million square feet), 63 percent was in publicly controlled institutions and 37 percent in privately controlled institutions.

When facilities were classified by room type, the largest amount of assignable square feet--31 percent of the total--was reported to be residential facilities. Privately controlled institutions devoted 34 percent of their space to residential facilities; publicly controlled colleges and universities, 28 percent.

Classrooms constituted less than 9 percent of the total. Publ%clj controlled universities used less than 6 percent of their assignable space for classrooms; Whereas publicly controlled 2-year colleges used 19 percent.

U.S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECES- SARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU- CATION POSITION OR POUCY Cr% tr% 00 Cr`re CD Wcn INVENTORY OF PHYSICAL FACILITIES IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION: FALL 1968

by Harold C. Dahnke Consultant to the National Center for Educational Statistics

and

Paul F. Martins Higher Education Surveys Branch National Center for Educational Statistics

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Office of Education Robert H. Finch, Secretary James E. Allen, Jr., Assistant Secretary and Commissioner of Education James J. Gallagher, Deputy Assistant Secretary and beputy Commissioner for Planning, Research, and Evaluation National Center for Educational Statistics Dorothy M. Gilford, Assistant Commissioner for Educational Statistics 4

Superintendent of Documents Catalog No. HE 5.251:51007-68 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 1970

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D.C., 2 mo2 - Prim s5 cents FOREWORD

The data in this publication were obtained by the U.S. Office of Education through OE form 2300-7, part of the Higher Education General Information Survey (HFGIS III), reported as of September 30, 1968. Althcugh the responding institutions accounted for only 82 percent of the number of institutions surveyed, they represented over 90 percent of the total enrollment.

The last comprehensive publicaticn by the Office of Educationon physical facilities in higher education was College and University Facilities Survey, Part 3: Inventory of College and University Physical Facilities, December 31, 1957, 0E-51007. The 1957 study, which was a building-by-building,analysis, is now being updated for a separate report to provide a detailed analysis of the changes that have taken place since 1957, and to include informationon the investment in and value of the facilities.

We wish to thank the State Coordinating Commissions, State Facilities Commissions, and the more than 2,000 college administrators who supplied the data for this study. Special appreciation goes to Professors Duane Jordan and James Lawrence, of Texas Technological College, who provided consultation during the editing of the national survey forms.

Theodore H. Drews, Chief Higher Education Surveys Branch

iii CONTENTS

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Foreword iii Summary 1

TABLES

1.--Square feet of f/oor space inphysical facilities-of collegesand universities, by type of room andorganizational unit: Aggregate United States, September 1968: A. National estimates 8 B. Reported by institutions 10

2.--Square feet of floor space inphysical facilities of publicly controlled colleges and universities,by type'of room and organizational unit: Aggregate United States,September 1968: A. National estimates 12 14 B. Reported by institutions

3.--Square feet of floor apace inphysical facilities of privately controlled colleges and universities,by type of room and organizational unit: Aggregate United States,September 1968: 16 A. National estimates 18 B. Reported by institutions

4.--Assignable square feet of floor spacein physical facilitiesof colleges and universities,by type of room and byinstitutional control and level: Aggregate United States,September 1968 20

5.--Assignable square feet offloor space in physical facilitiesof colleges and universities, byorganizational unit and by institutional control andlevel: Aggregate United States, September 1968 20

6.--Assignable square feet of floor spacein physical facilitiesof colleges and universities, by typeof room and by region and State or Other area: Aggregate United States, September1968 22

7.--Assignable square feet of floor spacein physical facilitiesof publicly controlled colleges anduniversities, by type of room and by region and State orother area: Aggregate United States, September 1968 24

8.--Assignable square feet offloor space in physicalfacilities of privately controlled colleges ariduniversities, by type of room and by region and State orother area: Aggregate United States, September 1968 26

1Vr T

9.--Assignable square feet of floor space in residence halls of colleges and universities, by institutional control and level: Aggregate United States, September 1968 28

10.--Assignable square feet of floor space in residence halls of colleges and universities, by region and State or other area: Aggregate United States, September 1968 29

11.Assignable square feet of floor space in residence halls of publicly controlled colleges and universities, by region and State or other area: Aggregate United States, September 1968 30

12.Assignable square feet of floor space in residence halls of privately controlled colleges and universities, by region and State or other area: Aggregate United States, September 1968- 31

13.--Assignable square feet of floor space in physical facilities cf colleges and universities, by type of room and by institutional control and enrollment size:Aggregate United States, September 1968 32

APPENDIXES

A.--Methodology 36

B.--Number of institutions of higher education responding to survey, by level of institution, control, region, and State: Aggregate United States', September 1968 37

C.--Institutions of higher education responding to survey, by control and level of institution: Aggregate United States, September 1968 38

D.--Enrollment in institutions responding to survey and percentage of total enrollment in higher,education, by control and level of k institution: Aggregate United States, September 1968 39

E.--Square feet of leased floor space reported by institutions of higher education, by control and level of institution: September 1968 40

F.--List of nonrespondents 41

laReproduction of survey report form 47

vi SUMMARY

Institutions of higher education were asked to report inventory information as of September 30, 1968, concerning floor space on their main campus and at any branch or extension center, based on the Higher Education Facilities Classification and Inventory Procedures Manual.1/

ESTIMATED TOTALS

Gross area of physical facilities of all colleges and universities was estimated from the survey data to be nearly 1.5 billion square feet.2/ Of this-total, more tham 1.0 billion square feet (69 percent) were estimated to be net assignable square feet. "Gross area" has been defined as "the sum of the floor areas included within the outside faces of exterior walls for all stories, or areas, which have floor surfaces."3/ "Net assignable area" (also referred to as "assignable square feet" or "assignable area") has been construed to mean "the sum of all'areas on all floors of a building assigned to, or available for assignment to, an occupant, including every type of space functionally usable by an occupant," except for custodial, circulation, mechanical, and construction areas.3/

Table lA indicates that in terms of "room type" the largest amount of assignable floor space--31 percent of the total--was devoted to combined residential facilities. The second-largest area--14 percent--was classified as laboratory space. Classrooms, which are often the object. of detailed utilization studies, constituted-less than 9 percent of the total.

Of the estimated net assignable floor space, 617 million square feet, or about 60 percent, were located in publicly controlled instituticns; and 410 million, or about 40 percent, were in privately controlled institutions. Classrooms comprised about the same percentage of floor space in the privately controlled institutions as they did in the publicly controlled--9 percerie.

1/ Higher Education Facilities Classification and Inventory Procedures Manual (0E-51016). U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 4 Office of Education, Washington: U.S. Government.Printing Office, 1968, 102 pp. 2/ Tables 1A, 2A9-and 3A consist of "inflated" data; i.e., data reported by responding institutions (see tables 1B, 2B, and 3B) were weighted by appropriate factors to compensate for missing data from nonrespondents. See Methodology, appendix A. 3/ For a more complete discussion of "gross area," "net assignable area," "custodial area," etc., see pp. 17-29 of reference in footnote 1, above.

1 In the publicly controlled institutions, greaterpercentages of floor space for laboratories, offices, special-use, and supportingfacilities were reported than in the privately controlled. The figures for publicly and privately controlled institutions are shownin-tables 2A and 3A.

Table 2A indicates that 888 million square feet of gross area werelocated in publicly controlled institutions,while table 3A shows that 598 million were in privately controlledinstitutions. Thus the publicly controlled institutions, with 7i percent of the FIEenrollment,4/ had 60 percent of the gross area; privately controlled institutions,with 29 percent of the FTE enrollment, had 40 percent.

The ratio of assignable area to gross area was notsubstantially different in publicly and privately controlledinstitutions: .70 and .69, respectively.

Both publicly and privately controlled institutionsreported more of their assignable square footage devoted to residentialfacilities than to any other single type. Privately controlled colleges and universitiesreported the higher proportion--34 percent--asresidential; publicly controlled institutions, 28 percent. These and other proportions are shown in the following tabulation:

Percentage assignable space in: Publicly Privately Type of room controlled controlled institutions institutions

Total 100 100

Residential 28 34 Laboratory 16 10 General use 12 16 Office 12 10 Classroom 9 9 Special use 9 7 Supporting 7 6 Study 6 7 Medical care 1 1

By organizational unit, both publicly and privatelycontrolled institutions assigned slightly more than three-fourths of their space to acombination of (a) auxiliary services and (b) departments of instructionand research. However, publicly controlled institutions divided the two almostequally --

4/ FTE: full-time equivalent, the sum of total full-time plus one-third of total part-time students.

2 38 percent for auxiliary services and 39 percent for departments of instruction and research--while privately controlled institutions assigned 46 percent to auxiliary services and only 33 percent to departments of instruction and research.

For institutions of both types, the third highest percentage of space reported was for general-administration and institutional services--8 percent--followed by library--7 percent.

REPORTED TOTALS

The data in tables 1B, 2B, 3B, and 4-13 comprise the unadjusted totals for the 2,050 institutions that responded to the questionnaire--in contrast with the adjusted national totals of tables 1A, 2A, and 3A. The responding institutions reported a total of 925 million assignable square feet, or 90 percent of the estimated total for the United States.

Table 4 presents data for responding institutions, by level and control, for the several room-type categories.

The total reported assignable square feet was distributed among groups of institutions as follows:

Percentage assignable space in: Institutional Publicly Privately level controlled controlled institutions institutions

Total 63 37

Universities 35 10 Other 4-year 20 25 Two -year 8 2

The highest percentage of space for any type of room for any single category of institution fell within the single-person residential space.Publicly controlled universities and privately controlled (Aker 4-year colleges each reported 7 percent of the 925 million assignable square feet to this type of room.

Within the institutional types classified by level and control, certain differences are apparent. Publicly controlled universities, for example, used less than 6 percent of their plant for classrooms, while publicly controlled 2-year colleges all6Cated nearly 19 percent to that category. The remaining institutions classified between 7 and 12 percent of their space as classrooms. In other room categories(as a proportion of total assignablespace),

24 percent in publicly . Laboratory space ranged from nearly controlled 2-year colleges to7 percent in privately controlled 2-year colleges.

14 percent in both publicly . Office space comprised nearly and privately controlleduni-arsities, but less than 7 perbent in privately controlled2-year colleges.

Study facilities were allocatedalmost equally among the various types of institutions, at6 to 7 percent.

publicly controlled 2-year . Special-use space was highest in institutions, at nearly 12 percent,and lowest in privately controlled universities, at 7 percent.

from 12 percent of total . General-use facilities ranged assignable space in privatelycontrolled universities to 18 percent in privately controlled2-year institutions.

slightly, between 5lanti 7 . Supporting facilities varied percent, at thedifc-r.q..Z. types of institutions.

Table 5 presents data for selectedorganizational units in responding institutions, by institutional controland level. Columns 2 through 8 add up to the 904 million assignable squarefeet in use by the responding institutions. In the discussion of table 5which follows, percentages are based on this total, which excludesnoninstitutional agency facilities (column 9) and unassigned space(column 10). instruction and The data in columns 2 and 6correspond approximately to the departmental research, and libraryclassifications used in Higher Education Facilities Grants. Of the total 904 million square feetof space in use by reporting institutions, these two categories(departments of instructionand research, and library) occupied44 percent. Other academic space amounted The to 14 percent, making a total-of58 percent for all academic space. remaining 42 percent consisted ofresidential (31 percent) and other auxiliary services (11 percent).

Of the 904 million square feet in useby these reporting institutions, more of square feet--13 percent--wereclas3ified in the category of departments instruction and research in public universitiesthan in any other single category or organizational unitand institution. The second highest percentage--10 percent--occurred inresidential space in publicuniversities.

4 Percentage distributions of organizational units' space within the institutions varied considerably, as shown in the following examples:

From 32 to 37 percent of assignable space was allocated to departments of instruction and research in all institutions except publicly controlled 2-year colleges, where the figure was 63 percent.

Library space ranged from 5 to 8 percent of the totals for various institutional-categories.

Total academic space was proportionately lowest--50 percent- - in privately controlled 2-year and nonuniversity 4-year institutions; it was highest--83 percent--in publicly controlled 2-year colleges.

General administration and institutional services facilities followed a fairly consistent pattern--from 8 percent in publicly controlled 4-year colleges to 11 percent in publicly controlled 2-year institutions.

Assignable square feet of floor 777 t1'.7. iaeilicies of ....olio/ming colleges and universities, by type of room (exclusive of residential areas) and by region and State or other area, are shown in tables 6, 7, and 8. Table 6 reports these data for all responding colleges and universities; table 7, for responding publicly controlled colleges and universities; and table 8, for responding privately controlled colleges and universities.

Assignable square feet of floor space in. residence halls of responding institutions are presented in tables 9, 10, 11, and 12, under four headings: total, single persons, family units, and food service. Table 9 summarizes these data by institutional control and level for, all responding institu- tions. Tables 10, 11, and i2 present the same data by region and State or other area; table 10, for all responding public and private institutions; table 11, for responding publicly controlled colleges and universities; and 12, for responding privately controlled institutions.

The assignable area of floor space in responding institutions is shown by room type, control, and enrollment size in table. 13. Enrollment is classified into seven size categories, from 500 and under to 25,000 and over.

Table 13 shows generally an inverse relationship between percentages of space devoted to classrooms and enrollment levels; that is, the smaller institutions tended to have larger proportions of space assigned to class- room use. The most marked exception occurred in privately controlled institutions' in the enrollment range of 2,500-4,999, which had the highest percentage.

5 For all institutions, laboratory spaceoccupied a progressively larger proportion of the total spacereported as the enrollment of theinstitution increased. This was also true of office space. Other types of space ratios generally remained constantwith differences in enrollmentsize.

Generally, publicly controlled institutionsdevoted relatively more of institu- their space to laboratory facilitiesthan did privately controlled the tions. Only in the enrollment categoryof 5,000-9,999 students were percentages approximatelyequal in the publicly and privatelycontrolled instftutions.

Office space in both publicly andprivately controlled colleges and universities tended to increaseproportionately as the size of the institu- tion increased. The percentage valuesroughly doubled from the smallest to the largest groups ofinstitutions.

Within the publicly controlled group, studyfacilities ranged from 5 percent to 7 percent in theenrollmen- sizes shown; in privateinstitutions, from6nereent to R nareont.

Special-use facilities tended to average2 to 3 percentage points more in publicly controlled than in privatelycontrolled institutions.

Residential space for single personsexhibited some interesting variations among institutionsof different enrollment-size categories. It ranged from a high of 31 percentof the space in privately controlledinstitutions with enrollments of 1,000 to 2,499, to a lourof 10 percent in publicly controlled colleges of less than 500students. 1

TABLES FOR

Inventory of Physical Facilitiesin Institutions of Higher Education:. Fall 1968 TABLE 1.--51718Z FELT OF mop SPICY- IN PSYSICAL PACILITIES CT COLLEGES AND 48IVERSITIES,

GE11871L USE TOTAL 1 OPSAMATIONAL UNIT SOAR! FEET CLISSRE02 LINORATORY OFFICE STUDY SPPCIAL IS! ASSIGNABLE FOOD

1 2 1 3 2 5 * 7 8

DEPT. Or 72SINCC. V ZESZIPCE--TOTAL. 375,727,371 85,269,831 127.739,202 62,216,222 5,403,652 57,007,846 853,157

GENZPIL OR ONCLASSIPIED 83,221,138 51,762,15% 6,525,222 7,231,225 1,500,753 4,551,2C1 523,681

LIFE SCIENCES 58,946,05, 3,863,920 14,219,831 9,628,648 712,211 4,317,62, 72,392

/MALTZ SCIENCES 21,116,926 1,6%3,795 10,734,002 2,410,744 391,612 545,612 46,06?

MTDICINE 11,866,962 586,121 6,715,200 2,110,102 126,102 116,608 3c,eir VETPX/EARY MEDICINE 1,693,222 10,392 860,782 721,631 2',116 127,627 *2 DIFTISTR7 2,208,2%7 211,661 808,911 375,137 31,667 79,202 2,205 NURSING 1,205,451 *61,051 430,19V 614,289 45,400 25,255 920. PRA1BACY 1,647,62% 120,513 1,109,253 251,067 30,020 30,780 3,813 PCBLIC NEALE' 569,410 24,602 192,336 218,422 62,5,3 12,1P% 1,214 our! MEALTE . 738,216 42,823 321,307 120,527 11,92* 72,104 1251 GERM!. BEAM 616,534 76,627 355,282 115,509 6,736 1,533

ALL OWE LIFE SCIENCES 37,7,9,133 2,220,105 23,42:1,231 5,217,944 310,601 3,771,997 26,314

EATI.,CORPOTER,PEYS.,ENGP.,SCI. 68,151,531 6,107,063 22,935,0%3 13,18S,833 833,570 222,541 29,322

BEISAVIORAL SCIENM 11,837,087 3,150,622 3,20,93, 7,149,471 257,769 221,592 13,298

IONANITIES 44,902,781 9,057,008 15,678,371 11,223,543 726,265 1,401,355 44,179

PEOPESSIOIS 25,024,621 4,263,721 7,827,091 2,428,032 1,096,611 1,225,267 75,9i5

IECENICAL-VOCATIORAL . 24,154,671 3,261,156 15,154,715 2,731,967 137,289 1,114,011 68,94,

PNYS. EDUCATION t 3ILITAP! SC/. . 55,773,483 3.314,183 2,17E,Ca1 3,2%1,253 138,766 23,224,238 25,792

ORGANIZED ACTIVITY UNITS 22,708,771 903,169 1,650,637 2,616,832 397,752 5,268,671 139,252

ORGANIZED NESEARC2 UNITS-TOTAL 21,29.8,977 230,95% 11,082,690 3,729,226 253,123 3,221,535 19,360

GENERAL OR /OWL/55MM 3,531,166 53,405 1,737,432 672,932 38,962 390,727 1,09=

LIFT SCIENCES 8,9,6,114 20,274 4,5,;,766 871,281 78,774 2,326,254 6,195

BEAM SCIENCES 2,186,816 8,000 1,726,311 381,893 22,805 144,666 2,507

NIZICINE 1,880,452 2,838 1:"9,271 277,Aii 13,979 124,694 1,381 VETERINARY 5EDIc72_2 ,,:z 151,763 63 1%0,593 16,877 317 232 DEWTISTRY 81,570 54,488 5,050 2,495 8,570 BUSING 199,650 3,692 7,320 12,830 1,750 2,1141 PRIMACY 76,177 52,734 8,695 753 3,011 PUBLIC SEALER 40,976 232 26,347 7,680 232 2,191 01128 NEALT2 89,324 554 57,099 13,105 167 3,653 276 GYRE2AL REALER 236,964 621 152,939 42,745 3,212 116 850

ALL OT2ER LIFE SCIENCES 6,209,298 12,274 2,871,372 486,278 55,868 2,176,592 3,683

51111.,COMPUTCE,PRIS.,ENGR.,SCI. 6,283,735 41,257 4,032,334 1,355,096 38,416 60,457 2,821

NERATIO*AIr SCIENCES 665,598 13,155 286,877 412,835 50,112 19,335 2,882

EUBANITIES 296,669 19,513 87,580 71,350 21,470 5,655 712

PROFESSIONS 486,247 32,136 87,355 249,103 17,796 25,823 3,593

TECENICAL -VOCATIONAL 661,684 3,450 213,256 75,310 7,663 312.933 158 ?EIS. EDUCATION L MILITARY SCI. 177,762 47,764 7,090 39,429 72,347

PUBLIC SERVICE 01115 12,184,966 400,153 960,940 2,420,958 190,252 2,253,877 139,823

LIBRARY 61,237,642 373,44$ 189,406 2,902,75553,095,916 1,783,53, 24,557

GEN.ADNINA INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES 85,326,468 931,144 659,557 31,348,618 352,568 2,900,441 1,722,312

ZUZILIARY SERVICES 424,851,002 279,617 190,703 6,378,651 1,978,022 14,137,58923,668,153

NONINSTITUTIONAL 102NCIES 6,408,623 184,886 569,247 1,206,530 106,252 414,568 341,102

UNASSIGNED 17,208,486 519,148 497,400 663,669 108,908 277,32% 101,284

GRAND TOTAL ASSIGNABLE 1,026,952,506 89,092,650143,557,034 113,703,281 61,b86,517 87,273,41527,310,615

NOLISSIGNABLE AREA 452,442,194

GROSS *PEA. 1,486,394,700

8 BY TYPE OF ?COS AND ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: =MATE UNITED STATES, SEP:MEP 1968--A. NATIONAL ESTIMATES

!!SEPAI. USE--00STIN0ED TES/DENTINI EEDICAL MSG* & SOP?DR'IIG CAPE SINGLE ?ABUT TODD elPGAMATIONAL UNIT 1:EAL:2 BICPEAT/ON ALL erns ?EPSON UNITS SEPTICFS e 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 I 14

228,511 3,237,286 16,891,311 11,577,8372,046,267 2,333,211 c67,533 141,95* DEPT. Ow INSTPUC. & PESEAPCB--To7AL

49/2/4 1,169,337 5,080,169 2,776,189 42,469 2,C13,529 352,974 115,676 GEN7pAL OP ONCLASSIEIED

39,967 217.340 2,000,624 1,2,15,019 1,959,671 112,691 5,1,119 4,4255 LITE SCIENCES

37,5%5 164,845 608,010 547,1'181,884,08% 22,136 23,162 BEALTE SCIENCES

4,4'95 50,358 397,559 333,89%1,008,065 159 14,777 BEDICIVE 124 5,117 25,313 19,299 253,7%6 6,152 8,355 VETE/111API MEDICINE 75,014 13,047 92,963 62,399 469,7%1 - - DENTISTRY 1,75* 37,589 25,579 25,218 10,566 25,020 NURSING 734 24,592 29,269 32,339 15,289 - ,34RMACY - 1,873 15,368 11,103 29,840 - - PUBLIC-REAM% 3,4115 4,319 9,168 15,95% 77,321 7,765 23r OTHEP.REALIM 4 2,318 - 12,791 16,842 111,416 - - GEREPAL P0911'11

2,322 52,495 1,392,614 1,196,601 75,587 20,555 3r,807 4,055 ALL OTBEP LITE SCIENCES

9,831 212,170 1,234,328 2,348,300 2,734 1,314 416 7,065 MATM.,CORPUTFP,PMYS.,ENGP.,S07-

169 79,129 452,673 284,097 1,21* 15,105 2,183 2c9 BENATIOPAL SCIENCES

1,966 256,042 5,121,603 1,143,854 7,415 36,208 *63 47rA7 ITPPITTIn 4,25n. 376,221 741,225 607,224 2,263 107;140 123,286 6,085 P8OFESS/ONS

8,41-9 83,685 8E0,286 696,474 17,095 43,345 31,642 3,659 TECURICAL-VOCATIONAL

, 64,491 8%3,361 1,468,416 1,476,734 13,381 I 2,679 - 170 Pim. rDucs.noig & BILITAPY SCE. . .-

1 189,988 730,676 1,119,184 1,236,2227,660,679 *27,500 4,976 26,131 'MAXIM ACTIVITY UNITS

1,202 58,835 567,531 1,494,713 394,772 8,550 191,366 - OPMINPD prsupcs UNITS-TOTAL

174 1,959 215,575 127,676 11,833 979 9,827 - GENEPAL OF OYCLASSIEIED

148 38,916 101,331 2172492 >cc ,7 245 i76,993 - LIFE SCIENcES

- 2,912 29,777 13S,717 323,912 - 5,223 - REAM SCIENCES

- 1,114 12,878 96,669 11'5,414 - - - MEDICINE - 05 1,757 9,698 11,561 - - YEEPNIWAPY 9EDICIr? - - 2,907 2,180 9,8P0 - - - DENTISTRY - 2,722 719 168,419 - - - NOPSING - - 1,532 1,522 8,020 - - PHARMACY _ 1,976 464 1.854 - - - PUBLIC BEAM - 1,0105 889 582 11,614 - - - vrnrp BEAL?' - 101 116 23,884 7,150 - 5,223 - GENERAL BEALTI

148 36,004 76,55* 276,765 41,515 269 171,770 - ALL OTHER LITE SCIENCES

178 3,444 112,284 567,833 7,039 4,666 - MATM.,COMPBTEP,PNYS.,ENGP.,SCI.

- 1,599 26,368 51,527 378 - 530 - JENATIOPAL SCIENCES

706 266 48,389 41,521 - - - - MOBAN'T/ps

5,362 *2,250 19,763 - 2,656 - PEOITSSIONS

5,813 15,059 6,926 10,095 4,021 - TPCB9ICAL-VOCATIONAL

476 1,075 6,783 - - - - PHYS. EDUCATION & BILITAPY SCI.

12,033 292,463 3,779,885 610,711 491,259 223,362 399,658 9,592 PUBLIC SERVICE UNITS

1,062 369,699 1,435,850 1,056,072 4,678 661 - L/BBAPY

714,926 2,646,132 9,855,144 30,623,358 284,584 2,081,567 1,140,869 65,241 GEN.ADNIN.6 INSTITUTIONAL SPPVICES

2,521,222 28,234,39526,078,505 14,499,8031,216,141 231,555,215 59,618,338 14,444,648 AUXILIARY SERVICES

16,979 249,852 1,949,879 510,181 362,070 252,480 175,119 69,682 NONINSTITUTIONAL AGENCIES

19,703 229,645 12,810,193 756,465 48,726 951,459 212,486 11,351 UNASSIGNED

3,705,726 36,098,98274,495,515 62,365,41212,509,176 237,839,035 62,346,345 14,768,803 GRAND TOTAL ASSIGNABLE

NONASSIGNABLE AREA

GROSS AREA

9 TABLE 1.--5001RE BEET OF EZOOF SPACE IN PIESICAL PACILY0ITS OF C01.LEGF5AND clymurTrys

GENERAL DS? TOTAL ORGANIZATIONAL VIII SCIAIE FEET CL1SSf001 L1B04A7OPY OF0ICE MOT .corriAL USE ASSIGNABLE FOOD 7 4 1 2 3 4 5 f

51,211,870 76,144 4ZPT. OF INSTEDC. G PESEJECE--TOTAL 338,931,507 76,315,141 115,975,152 56,711,121 8,851,578 1,069,223 461,774 GENERAL OP ONCLASSIEITD 75,193,696 46,642,012 5,339,729 6,196,229 1,126,118 688,022 8,171,005 67,111 LIFE SCIENCES 53,885,726 3,814,265 31,179,311 8,856,556 *92,218 *2,791 EZALTE SCIE.NrPS 15,142,655 1,471,357 4,751,326 4,010.323 466,352 31,5 ?° 10,655,289 528,398 6,009,780 2,178,599 1cP,P21 REDICIEF 177,170 1,579,074 35,624 403,333 210,677 1.11::;;; YE/EPD[171' MEDICINE 77,428 1,064 DENTISTRY 1,1494,242 199,196 723,394 3213"2a 35,119 30,1,7, VP2 NENSING 1,624,040 27,949 315,119 629,1464 22,699 1,580,049 110,022 1,040,877 235,635 28,073 1,79r PERFEArx 1,142 552,028 22,99 181,597 12,119 POPLIC NEALTB 48,68c 74, 6:19,556 267,134 ;:::14i OMR IRALTE 6,75* 1,535 GENERAL BEALT3 543,377 :kg; 111.,467 112,274 Iiii 71,65r ALL 00E!? LINE SCIENCES 342743,01 1,962,878 21,427,9151 1,837,263 732,570 3,578,787 787,675 117,870 711,677 EITE.,COMEDIMERYS.,ENCE.,SCI. 61,673,548 5,704,071 18,913:2Q3 11,991,314 195,433 12,014 BEEATIOR/I. 'LcimmEs 13,465,915 2,789,339 2,982,519 6,587,692 226,977 653,67c 1,471,119 3.00% EIDEARITIES 41,296,221 7,998,245 15,159,881 10,161,211 70,0/4 VOA CCCCCCCC 22,757,1Gi 3,712,303 7,2016,629 7,695,203 557,1=2 1,297,521 2,124,422 1,287,702 61,8;11 TECENICAL-TCCATIONAL 21,757,586 3,082,98% 13,701,704 121,439 23,163 PETS. EDDCATION 5 MILITARY SC!. 49,871,696 2,881,919 1,959,467 2,953,519 124,602 73,511,071

345,116 1d541,010 100,869 ORGAN/ZED ACTIVITY UNITS 20,661,376 805,586 1,511,728 2,389,630

3,191,735 17,790 ORSTANIZED RESEARCI UNITS -TOTAL 15,670,826 148,738 10,182,998 238,104 3,095,8°6 2,511 GENERAL OF UPCLIES-- C 3,285,150 2:6,606 1,624,329 621,921 377,041 75,097 2,^41,798 5,106 LITE SCIENCES 8,383,133 17,506 4,223,668 P13,581 2,32° IMAM SCIENCES 2,493,781 7,191 1,551,126 355,877 21,738 133,1172 115,157 1,257 MEDICINE 1,682,117 2,591 1,101,66it 256,711 12,411 171,841 61 132,112 16,297 118 200 NETEYINAPY MEDICINE 4,700 DENTISTRY 77,23% *7,155 1,885 'MP 2,120 RUPSING 151,724 3,313 6,473 10,359 1,53* 71,585 44,901 8,756 710 2,920 PEAREACY 7,313 1,891 PUBLIC REALER 36,329 200 22,792 200 82,140 46% 55,212 12,819 162 2,855 238 wrimit !MALT! 528 GENERAL NEALTH 212,851 572 135,382 39,587 2,473 1110 3,:777 ALL OTMEE LIP? SCIENCES 5,889,352 10,315 2,671412 457,70* 53,859 2,107,926 36,229 65,351 2,684 MATN.,COMEUTER,EWYS.,ENGI.,SCI. 5,675,858 33,908 3,692,956 1,221,731 88,560 15,298 2,706 PERANIOPAL SCIENCES 818,579 11,633 251,171 392,116 19,545 6,071 189 BURANITIES 272,243 16,774 82,548 64,047 17,039 22,596 3,533 PROFESSIONS 451,497 27,123 82,186 233,551 7.4,6 300,165 163 TECINICAL-VOCATIONAL 637,143 3,113 201,483 72,843 61,475 PRES. EDUCATION 6 BILITAAT SCI. 50,323 41,875 6,65* 32,315

181,183 2,-31,175 130,189 PUBLIC SERVICE OBITS 11,292,170 371,025 917,007 2,287,072 47,541,513 1,556,636 22,157 LIBRARY 54,766,610 329,908 168,267 2,617,472 2,577,341 1,529,576 GEN.ADBIN.E INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES 76,684,628 827,367 512,011 28,107,073 318,360 1,500,905 12,078,33921,059,571 AUXILIARY SERVICES 381,885,397 244,779 169,723 0,783,301 365,034 305,396 NORINST/TUTIONAL AGENCIES 5,828,733 160,892 541,230 1,122,904 99,045 97,318 253,151 90,804 UNASSIGNED 15,661,801 4E8,541 454,954 609,799 24,322,791 GRAND TOTAL ASSIGNABLE 925,382,948 79,722,477 130,533,070 103,080,107 55,473,428 79,010,121

NONASSIGNAELE AREA 413,508.743

GROSS AREA 1,338,891,691

10 In TYPE OF POC8 AID ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT:AGLPEGATE UNITED STATES, STPTEMETP1568--11. REPORTED SY IESTITUTI086

GENERAL USE-CONTINUED PESIVENTTAL EEDICAL LOUNGE g SUPPORTING CAFE SINGLE ?ALTU I "000D 046ANITATI0NAL UNIT AMALIE !!CREATION ALL MEER PERSON OMITS szpvicrs I 1 17 9 .0 11 12 13 1C I 16 I I 14

211,803 2,887,001 15,067,096 10,362,201 1,085,357 2,067,102 500,004 122,926 BENT. CF ISSTNUC. 6 PE5FIFCE--TOTAL

86,140 1,037,535 4,508,920 2,444,625 37,110 1.781,317 311,529 100,284 GENENAL OF UNCLASSIFIE0

38,030 202,065 1,823,640 1.547,3651,809,510 104,439 48,737 4,421 LIFE SCIENCES

35,908 153,119 521,052 488,829 1,739,081 10,113 21,176 !FALSE SC7E-ICES

3,746 54,125 339,385 295,277 931,512 163 12,750 msmicimm 120 4,859 23,124 46,250 242,523 7,849 7,203 PETERIYANY MEDICINE 24,262 30,014 75,648 56,307 *32,807 nrwrisTly 1,571 35,479 22,891 22,914 9,6%7 25,238 YUESING 712 23,0** 26,198 28,812 14,566 PEAPEACY 1,768 14,712 10,663 25,935 NVPLIC !MALTS 3,497 3,870 7,631 14,417 65,152 6,763 223 070E8 /MALTS 2,000 10,593 15,189 16,429 GEYEEAL EEALTE

2,122 48,V6 1,302,588 1,107,536 70,429 64,426 28,561 11,421 ALL OT8EP LIFE SCIENCES

7,957 1,1,4:4 1,087,411 2,559,322 2,479 6,279 351 6,103 MATE.,COMPUTEE,PETS.,EIGE.,sm.

541 71,5r, 107,388 255,427 1,058 13,033 1,883 251 BTFAVIOMAL scirices

1,721 228,817 4,5S:,265 1,014,466 6,293 31,404 81* 3,526 RUMANITIES

4,023 340,274 648,090 541.586 1,945 93,465 107,085 5,309 PROFESSIONs 7,432 74,164 716,548 532,768 14,465 35,242 241,527 2,809 TECMNICAL-T0CATIOYAL

55,859 741,075 1,243,832 1,316,632 11,997 2,423 147 PETS. EDUCATION L BILITAPY SCI.

154,976 690,759 1,012,754 1,111,1126,951,281 380,005 37,058 25,407 080AMIZET6 ACTIVITY UNITS

1,133 55,951 516,847 1,376,117 339,492 8,008 184,647 - OFGANIZED PESEAPCR 047TS-TOTAL

165 1,843 206,497 35C,536 11,478 859 9,527 GENTNAL OE 0NCLASS/FIED

143 37,427 94,195 384,725 312,110 261 170,706 LIEF SCIENCES

2,730 23,415 120,935 271,968 4,100 /MALIN ScIENCES

1,058 12,415 83,996 94,055 MEDICIRE 586 1,704 9,394 11,149 VETERINARY MEDICINE 2,820 2,102 8,549 DENTISTRY 2,278 650 132,607 NOESING 1,427 1,321 6,960 PEARMACT 1,904 400 1,600 PUBLIC WEALTH 981 767 484 9,528 OMR SLAV!!! 105 100 22,588 6,520 4,100 GENERAL HEALTH

143 34,707 70,780 263,790 40,142 261 166,606 ALL MEE LIFE SCIENCES

140 3,074 91,892 516,558 6,827 4,497 RATR.,COMPUTER,PRIS.,EN0P.,SCI.

1,551 25,519 49,061 367 51* BEEAVIOPAL SCIENCES

585 258 42,652 40,094 RURANITIES

4,718 39,979 18,472 2,300 PROFESSIONS

6,608 14,578 6,624 8,710 3,900 TECROICAL-VOCATIONAL

462 1,495 6,047 P815. EDUCATION 6 MITA?? SCI.

9,784 269,106 3,439,315 580,064 396,526 201,334 370,212 8,278 PUBLIC SERVICE UNITS

945 327,118 1,264,872 943,044 4,103 580 LIBFARY

661,982 2,350,§18 8,646,707 27,773,931 257,035 1,920,372 1,055,358 56,097 GE/LAD/M.& INSTITUTIONAL smarns

2,264,682 25,328,03823,409,406 13,175,441 1,114,366 207,500,834 53,983,33213,075,680 AUXILIARY SERVICES

16,298 227,975 1,764,863 467,615 322,581 226,652 149,572 58,675 NONINSTITUTIONAL AGENCIES

17,000 207,271 11,676,112 698,431 47,261 843,350 187,980 9,794 UNASSIGNED

3,318,604 32,345,140 66,798,000 56,487,95611,318,002213,148,237 56,468,163 13,356,852 GRAND TOTAL ASSIGNABLE NONASSIGNABLE AREA MSS AREA

11 TABLE 2. - -SQuALE FLT 0! FLOOR SPACE II P8YSICIL FACILITIES OF PUBLICLY CONTROLLED CO:LEGES AND

GEVEHL USE TOTAL . OPGIIIZATIONAL UNIT SQUANE FEET CLASSICO' LIBORATORY OFFICE STUDY SPECIAL USE ASSIGNABLE FOOD

I' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

DEFT. OF INSTRUC. i PESEAPCS--TOTAL 241,269,817 51,588,168 88,735,414 *1,742,453 3,101,468 35,860,655 *69,039

GENERAL ON ONCLASSTFIE1, 50.967,144 33,194,862 4,249,164 4,276,062 799,852 2,690,729 239,772

LIFE SCIENCES 40,235,616 1,928,820 23,015,810 6,906,751 443,681 3,764,297 51,160

MEILEN SCIENCES 13,265,806 884,072 6,834,057 2,935,504 266,617 323,262 21,196 NEDICIE 6,901,428 306,875 3,890,784 1,486,326 133,080 40,553 23,862 VETERINARY NEDICINE 1,307,850 15,651 680,437 179,695 15,618 119,238 62 DENTISTRY 1,397,840 136,0*3 480,108 257,461 19,333 54,958 1,256 SZFSING 1,215,513 279,659 318,760 482.494 1$,518 14,976 861 PRANAICE 1,284,832 70,945 897,709 202,488 22,741 24,03* 1,219 PUBLIC NEIL111 475,824 13,597 174,945 200,838 54,798 2,514 OINER NEAL?! 349,040 20,580 180,891 67,861 656 63,034 351 GENEBAL REALER 333,479 40,721 210,123 58,391 873 3,955 1,583

ALL uTNEF LIFE SCTEIES 26,969,810 1,044,748 16,181,753 3,971,247 177,064 3,441,035 21,964

NATS.,COMITER,PNYS.,ENGI.,SCI. 43,344,476 3,711,354 27,805,606 8,757,888 436,519 262,575 29:252 12,699 BEHAVIOPAL SCIENCES 9,463,619 1,737,275 2,230,958 1,781,570 120,450 125,652 14,785 NUNAIITIES 26,114,979 4,456,145 9,864,975 7,079,233 388,274 812,539

PS07255'016 16,729,398 2,146,542 6,115,351 5,840,561 700,265 1,028,433 55,327

TECNNICAL-VOCATIONAL 20,787,331 2,733,810 13,921,470 1,892,814 94,116 934,746 52,582

!NYS. EDOCATIO S AILITARY SCI. 33,618,254 1,679,360 1,532,080 2,2:17,574 118,311 26,241,703 13,462

OTSINIZME AC:17177 UNITS 15,i72,392 500,445 1,141,31C 1,764,169 136,953 4,232,485 2S24,t17

veasaizsh kiSZIECN :NITS-TOTAL*Oa 15,633,201 92,222 7,784,941 2,743,326 211,053 2,946,457 12,502 ce:4 GENERAL OR opcussirtro 2,759,601 23,963 1,382,236 515,892 18,164 336,915 5,528 LIFE SCIENCES 6,942,369 7,677 3,248,081 685,870 70,286 2,205,114

REALER SCIENCES .1,549,101 5,974 1,030,802 282,301 17,294 46,750 1,840 990 MEDICINE 1,043,215 1,959 700,736 203,004 10,431 33,202 VETEIINARY MEDICINE 153,771 63 114,284 16,210 317 DENTISTRY 70,758 40,343 4,934 2,495 8,454 NUNSILl 17,500 3,460 6,538 1,670 692 2,083 !PINNACE 57,628 41,285 8,136 753 3,011 PUBLIC SEALER 1.690 996 6,834 CYBER REALER 58,351 158 47,946 9,659 167 GENERAL REALER 138,188 334 78,674 31,854 2,439 850 3,688 ALL OTNER LIFE SCIENCES 5,393,268 1,703 2,217,279 403,569 52,992 2,158,364

NATN.,CONPUTER,PNYS.,EIGN.,SCI. 3,994,454 6,777 2,613,668 857,778 33,151 62,195 2,556 2,882 DE!'VIOIAL SCIENCES 718,470 8,918 201,102 364,271 49,769 16,527

NONINITIES 187,784 5,626 68,094 39,733 15,999 2,353 814 PROFESSIONS 347,975 2,910 69,270 201,975 16,021 3,690 317,956 158 TralOrcaL -VOCATIONAL 629,644 2,647 197,479 71,165 7,663

PMTS. EDUCATION L MILITARY SCI. 52,904 33,704 5,011 6,642 1,707

95,125 PUBLIC SERVICE UNITS 9,213,934 309,865 890,781 2,084,936 169,585 1,901,979 11,006 LIBRARY 34,050,337 147,598 104,621 1,715,973 29,917,025 71%984 GEN.ADNINA INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES 50,002,808 479,982 529,280 18,090,998 221,978 1:482,579 064,656 12,145,550 AUXILIARY SERVICES 236,607,349 75,237 85,-701 4,073,244 1,197,027 9,493,962 193,451 NONINSTITUTIONAL AGENCIES 3,945,433 50,815 506,672 935,857 76,742 171,904 55,746 UNASSIGNED 11,504,050 345,109 388,945 489,475 71,616 214,281 14,145,572 GRAND TOTAL ASSIGNABLE 617,390,321 53,589,441 100,167,665 73,640,431 35,103,447 57,020,296

NONISSIGNIPLE INEI 270,876,876 MSS AREA 888.267,197

12 NATIONAL ESTIMATES UNIVERSITIES, 37 TYPE OF 8008 AND CIGANIZATIONAL 11177: GGGIEGATE ,NITED STATES, SEPTERNEF 19611 - -A.

GENITAL VS!--COITIIADED 31STDENT/II. MEDICAL ORGANIZA7/04AL UNIT LOWIGF & SUPPORTING CAPE SINGLE FIRM FOOD ERALTE liCPEATICN ALL OMAR PEESOX UNITS SERVICES 17 10 11 12 13 14 75 16

37,885 DEPT. 07 1857/IOC. 6 RESE1ECB--707AL 93,507 1,558,273 11,171,755 6,717,3551,382,603 854,314 749,478 GENITAL 08 UNCLASSIFIED 35,480 c28,711 2,508,535 1,503,866 11,447 778,458 710,557 35,66% LIFE SCIENCES 24,414 164,570 1,272,703 1,205,207 1,350,677 68,1342 26,90e 1,362 - HEALTE SCIENCES 33,671 123,390 780,533 322,906 1,294,707 34,481 3,40 MEDIC/SE 2,432 94,064 178,260 1C1,593 168 - - 43,376 - VETERINAPT 5EDICINE 12c 20,597 40,397 220,593 7,713 3,180 4,551 - DENTISTRY 25,014 22,114 14,375 47,852 345,022 - - 15,918 18,597 5,297 26,020 - - 4U2SING 1,662 37,8e5 PHARMACY 734 17,989 76,781 78,569 12,835 - - - 74,249 10,17E 1,763 - - - PUBLIC ZEALTE - -:873 - OTTER ILEALTH, 3,605 7,778 1,166 6,604 1,744 580 23G - - GENERAL BEALTN - 3,412 8,521 5,900 - ALL 078E8 LIFE SCIENCES 1,777 41,180 1,042,170 882,295 55,464 34,367 33,480 1,362 58 BRIT.,COMPUTEN,PMYS.,ENGF.,SCI. 1,149 126,704 613,400 1,598,767 1,547 164 - BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 143 46,734 246,405 160,914 6C - - 239 RUBANITIES 779 133,771 2,786,394 576,566 - 1,524 654 - 6,64e 543 PR41FSSIONS 3,601 211,881 292,443 319,172 113 8,467 - TECHIICAL-70C4TIONAL 6,949 54,346 524,104 554,148 9,579 4,667

..... - - PHYS. EDUCATION & HUMPY SCv. 6,613 285,646 725,72f 792.721 -.,. i,r164

28,794 25,050 ORGANIZED ACTIVITY UNITS 31,979 6715,724 680,551 764,5374,791,766 140,733

- ORGANIZED RESEARCII UNITS-TOTAL 1,024 50,698 376,056 1,088,097 134,921 5,767 186,143 - GENERAL OR UNCLASSIFIED 770 1,623 183,907 273,539 17,833 979 9,822 - LIFE SCIENCES 148 36,941 77,745 317,269 115,671 269 171,-770 - HEALTH SCIENCES - 3,0,7 20,699 66,029 75,315 - 12,417 32,820 46,643 - - MEDICINE - 963 VETERTNAll REDIC/NE 605 1,757 9,582 10,853 - - - - DE4TIST1I - 2,907 3,06% 9,561 - 717 371 1,964 - - NURSING - 1,047 536 2,866 - - PRIMACY - PUBLIC HEALTH - 1,860 - - - - - 01TEN BEALTM - 421 - - - - - GENERAL !MALTS - 1(8 - 20,656 3,273 - ALL OTTER LITE SCIENCES 744 34,844 57,046 251,240 40,356 269 171,770 MATIL,COMPUTER,PHYS.,FIGI.,SCI. - 1,784 21,391 383,598 7,039 4,513 - - - BENIVIOPIL SCIENCES - ,599 26,013 46,481 378 530 - MUHAWITIES 706 266 15,154 39,853 - - - - PROFESSIONS - 1,192 36,793 15;310 -

- 6,813 15,059 6,683 - - 4,021 - TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL PHYS. EDUCATION & SILITAPY SGT. 476 5,364 - - -

1,224 PUBLIC SERVICE UNITS 1,345 215,899 2,557,216 524,402 58,678 105,159 297,740 - LIBRARY 376 164,964 653,55' 616,271 2,797 163 - 5,000 GIN.ADMIN.& INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES 447,927 1,286,102 4,259,397 19,897,933 168,056 1,449,963 819,073 8,718,898 AUXILIARY SERVICES 1,375,564 15,301,906 13,329,205 9,118,305 808,807 124,654,721 36,229,222 186 NONTNSTITUT/ONAL AGENCIES 16,490 151,844 1,139,603 351;077 204,714 100,027 46,051

- 164,892 8,497,132 571,789 48,726 568,472 87,867 - UNASSIGNED GRAND TOTAL ASSIGNABLE 1,968,207 19,530,312 40,463,868 39,643,7507,601,468 127,884,313 37,843,708 8,788.243 - NONASSIGNABLE AREA ------MSS MA

13 TABLE 2.--SOECAPE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE IF PHYSICAL FACILITIES OF PUBLICLY CONTROLLED COLLECTS AND

CEVERAI IMF TOTAL ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT SQUIRE FEET CLASSROOM LABORATORY OFFICE STUDY SPFCIAS USE ASSIGNABLE FOOD

1 2 3 4 5 F 7 P

DEFT. OF IISTSUC. & RESEAPC3--TOTAL 227,030,820 43,115,505 83,649,758 39,667,746 2,949,149 33,553,165 439,23,

GENERAL 03 UNCLASSIFIED 47,647,178 31,096,421 3,965,556 3,992,418 742,485 2,501,771 220,444

LIFE SCIENCES 36,531,743 1,809,322 22,001,913 6,624,690 428,256 3,623,76, 40,625

BEAL?! SCIENCES 12,776,510 839,285 6,582,522 2,827,0'15 258,084 312,387 28,316

BEDICINE 6,665,612 294,331 3,755,527 1,436,967 129,415 19,002 23,11k VETERINARY mnicirr 1,268,524 15,179 :59,977 174,292 15,149 115,653 AC DENTISTRY 1,350,299 130,606 463,199 249,082 14,731 53,3113 1,214 !MING 1,137,033 259,453 293,647 955,549 18,647 11,94: 817 PHARMACY 1,242,429 68,633 868,192 195,639 21,957 23,312 - PUBLIC HEAL?! 461,312 13,104 169,622 144,741 53,151 2,439 1,182 OTHER HEALTH 332,951 19,170 172,018 69,687 636 641,933 340 GENEVAL HEALTH 318,270 38,809 200,490 55,998 792 2,796 1,5!5

ALL OTHER LIFE SCIENCES 25,755,233 970,037 15,419,391 '3,807,935 170,176 3,311,342 21,719

HATH.,CORPOTEE,PHYS.,ENGR.,SCI. 41,176,292 3,451,610 26,417,007 8,372,796 419,391 /48,926 28,012

BEHAV-OPAL SCIENCES 8,973,317 1,602,185 2,128,360 ,559."15 115,916 118,410 12,31 9,216,133 6,695,572 369,790 759,412 14,252 HOHANITIES .. 24,474,221 4,105,181

PROFESSIONS . 15,885,688 2,014,326 5,783,70' 5.c02.1116 674,042 971,640 52,451

TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL 18,996,418 2,467,605 12,632,924 1,750,445 47,248 br9,813 99,095

PHYS. EDUCATION 3 MILITARY SCI. 31,345,963 1,598,855 1,424,615 2,080,686 112,831 24,459,02e. 12,779

ORGANIZED ACTIVITY UNITS 14,475,357 469,768 1,090,164 1,606,325 131,329 3.975.029 287,785

ORGANIZED RESEARCH UNITS-TOTAL 15,118,840 89,904 7,524,875 2,652,913 204,323 2,856,817 12,126 547 GENERAL OR UNCLASSIFIED 2,668,012 22,110 1,337,728 498,929 17,523 326,182

LIRE SCIENCES 6,724,812 7,194 3,142,997 664,296 68,145 2,134,809 5,361 1,78* HEALTH SCIENCES 1,497,931 5,542 995,905 273,541 16,761 45,393

HEDICINE 1,007,930 1,901 676,025 196,756 10,117 32,203 960 VETERINARY REDICINE 149,147 61 110,848 15,722 308 - DEVTISTIY 68,533 - 39,032 4,785 2,120 8,200 NURSING 16,537 3,103 6,741 1,550 658 2,020 PHARMACY 55,874 - 40,023 7,891 730 2,920 PUBLIC HEAL?! 9,336 - 919 6,613 - - OMR HEALTH 56,595 153 46,504 9,368 162 - - GENERAL NEALE!! 134,029 324 76,303 30,866 2,366 82* 3,577 ALL OTHER LIRE SCIENCES , 5,226,831 1,652 2,147,092 390,715 51,384 2,093,465

BATH.,CORPOTEP,PHYS.,ENGR.,SCI. - 3,853,803 6,416 2,521,164 827,615 31,968 60,194 2,479

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 695,317 8,266 194,390 352,980 0,26* 15,875 2,796

HUMANITIES 181,718 5,384 65,810 39,535 15,518 2,282 790 PROFESSIONS 337,049 2,720 67,056 195,754 15,539 3,499

TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL 609,497 2,420 190,870 68,866 7,366 Y'd,322 153

PHYS. EDUCATION 3 MILITARY SCI. 48,632 30,394 4,860 6,438 1,655

PUBLIC SERVICE UNITS 8,845,449 295,713 860,233 2,014,754 161005 1,835,513 91,991

LIBRARY 32,070,865 136,745 97,365 1,625,729 28,188,345 661,906 10,611

GEN.ADBIN.O INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES 47,173,532 *54,431 505,428 17,024,197 209,706 1,400,758 904,432

AUXILIARY SERVICES 224,215,605 71,159 82,003 3,875,795 1,144,830 9,090,071 11,370,380

ROIIISTITUTIOIAL AGENCIES 3,778,136 47,674 490,164 901,552 74,396 163,486 180,79S

UNASSIGNED 10,868,544 320,497 364,528 963,467 66,971 198,779 50,994

GRANT TOTAL ASSIGNABLE .... 583,577,148 49,996,396 94,664,510 69,922,48033,133,354 53,735,524 13,248,346

NONASSIGYAELE AREA 256,613,975 - -

GROSS AREA 840,191,123 - - - - - OBITEPSITIES, BY TYPE OF ROOM AID 02GANIZATIONIL UNIT: AGGREGATE UNITED STATES, SEPT!!)!? 1968 - -B. MOLTED BY INSIITOTIONS

GENERAL USE -- CONTINUED RESIDENTIAL BEDICAL LOONGE 6 SUPPORTING CARE SINGLE EASILY FOOD ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT !VALTI RECREATION ALL OTTER ?EPSON UNITS SERVICES

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

87,691 1,470,829 8,455,083 6,327,681 1,338,8:9 799,630 140,498 35,152 DEPT. OF INSTBUC. i innici--TOTAL

36,367 493,519 2,339,673 1,388,615 10,723 721,334 102,PC4 32,998 GENERAL OR UNCLASSIFIED

33,680 158,962 1,227,918 1,159,986 1,309,265 66,734 25,092 1,321 LIVE SCIENCES

32,546 119,471 174,052 310,611 1,255,482 33,485 3,308 - REAM SCIENCES

2,456 42,022 P6,62.5 171,701 680,479 163 - - MIME! 120 4,415 19,978 39,176 213,959 7,481 3,085 - VETERINARY MEDICINE 24,262 21,452 13,916 40,136 334,442 - - - DENTISTRY 1,899 30,682 14,954 17,428 5,102 25,238 - - NURSING 712 17,t37 16,283 17,865 12,449 - - - MENACE - 1,768 13,762 9,413 1,710 - - - PUBLIC IEALTI 3,497 1,695 1,131 6,405 1,653 563 223 - 0TW3R EMILIE - - 3,123 8,087 5,688 - - - GENERAL MEALTI

1,134 39,491 1,053,866 849,375 53,783 33,269 22,183 1,321 ALL OTEEF LITE SCIENCES

1,090 120,884 687,437 1,527,983 1;tt8 iSM - 56 MATM.,CONPUTER,PBYS.,EIGP.,SCI.

128 48,974 237,379 153,899 58 - - 251 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

663 125,189 2,616,723 540,184 - 1,478 634 - HUMANITIES

3,467 203,559 280,561 304,170 104 8,155 6,881 526 PROFESSIONS

6,232 54,029 482,586 513,641 8,823 - 4,527 - TECINICAL-TOCAT/ONAL

1 6,064 269,709 682,806 739,203 8,478 1,720 - - PMTS. EDUCATION 8 MILITARY SET.

30,950 615,390 648,025 731,1434,612,282 136,300 26,570 28,297 ORGANIZED ACTIVITY WITS

993 49,144 363,358 1,052,411 130,841 5,588 160,547 - ORGANIZED RESEARCI UNITS-TOTAL

165 1,573 177,387 264,413 11,478 950 9,527 - GENERAL OR UNCLASSIFIED

143 35,823 75,405 307,604 112,169 261 166,606 - LIFE SCIENCES

- 2,027 20,077 63,934 73,027 - - - REALER SCIENCES

- 928 12,044 31,722 45,264 - - - MEDICINE 586 1,704 9,294 10,621 - - - VETERINARY MEDICINE - 2,820 2,002 9,274 - - - DENTISTRY - - 695 360 1,910 - - - NURSING 1,010 520 2,780 - - - PHARMACY - - 1,804 - - - - - PUBLIC REAM 408 - - - - mint NEALTN - 105 - 20,035 3,175 - - - GESSRAL MEALTI

143 33,796 55,328 243,670 39,142 261 166,606 - ALL OTBEV LIFE SCIEICTS

1,713 20,478 370,572 6,827 4,377 - - HATI.,CORPUTEE,PNYS.,E1GI.,SCI.

- 1,551 25,231 45,083 367 - 514 - BEHATIOPIL SCIENCES

685 258 14,592 38,658 - - - - NVIANITIES

1,156 35,687 14,848 - - - - PROFESSIONS

- 6,608 14,578 6,414 - - 3,900 - TECNNICAL-VOCATIONAL

462 4,823 - - - PITS. EDUCATION 8 MUTANT SCI.

1,274 205,065 2,420,331 507,810 56,896 101,998 288,679 1,187 PUBLIC SERVICE OMITS

353 154,865 614,436 577,835 2,525 150 - - LIBRARY

428,047 1,204,539 3,980,194 18,828,528 159,051 1,384,900 704,664 4,657 GE1.ADMIN.6 INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES

1,302,906 15,396.115 12,621,857 8,671,603 771,711 117,925,808 34,582,125 8,309,242AVEILIANY SERVICES

15,915 145,636 1,081,204 337,060 198,560 96,913 44,605 176 NONINSTITUTIOOAL AGENCIES

- 151,942 8,068,046 540,194 47,261 515,754! 80,613 - ONASSIGNED

1,868,129 18,393,52538,252,534 37.574,1657,318,026 120,967,039 36,128,301 8,374,711 GRAND TOTAL ASSIGNABLE

------NONASSIGNABLE AREA

------. - - 5ROSS AREA

15 TABLE 3.--SQVAIE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE IS PHYSICAL 'FACILITIES Or PRIVATELY CONTROLLED COLLEGES AND

GENERAL UST TOTAL 1 ORGANIZATIOXAL ONIT SQUARE PEST CLASSPOON LABORAIOn OFFICE STOUT S?!CTAL vsZ ASSICIAILE FOOD

1 2 3 * S 6 7 e

1EPT. OF INSISTC. i PESEARCH--TOTAL 134,466,554 33,681,663 39,0011,050 20,671,569 2,132,116 21,147,131 38 4,418

SENERAI OR UNCLASSIFIED 32,853,914 18,567,295 2,296,215 3,0'5,153 -70,301 1,864,461 283,1109

LIEF SCIENCES 18,710,443 1,935,080 11,203,023 2,721,897 266,530 553,352 21,222

/MALT8 SCIENCES 7,881,120 759,723 3,959,015 1,475,204 732,913 222,710 16,867

HEDZCINE 4,965,534 214,245 2,424,a16 923,776 53,021 76,055 12,048 VETERIIARY NnICIn 365,972 26,7:1 180,351 11,936 4,544 73,141 - DENTISTRY- 810,407 63,618 321,503 117,976 20,334 24,2** 019 NURSING 589,938 201,392 112,133 212,545 25,182 11',070 57 P841114C1. 362,852 41,573 211,544 19,579 7,279 6,746 3,313 PDIGLIC HEALTH' 13,566 11,005 17,391 17,594 5,795 11,540 - 01!!! REAM 319,376 74,243 140,111 52,686 13,264 4,072 CYMBAL BLUTH 243,455 35,905 145,159 57,118 5,863 5,705 - ALL CM! LIP! SCIENCES 10,829,323 1,175,357 7,243,378 1,246,697 133,537 333,162 4,355

HATH.,COMPVIER,PHYS.,ENGR.,SCI. 24,807,055 2,695,709 15,441,117 4,423,945 397,351 178,066 70

BERATIONAL SCIENCES 5,423,466 1,413,407 178,441 2,017,901 137,319 911,112 599 HUnNITITS 11,793,302 4,600,863 5,813,346 4,1as.310 340,991 741,416 29,391

PROFESSIONS 8,355,223 2,117,179 1,711,710 2,587,521 106,346 346,334 20,621

TECENICAL-VOCATIONAL 3,367,340 727,346 1,233,215 330,153 03,173 479,255 16,366

PHYS. EDUCATION & 'MILITARY SCI. 22,155,229 1,621,783 637,963 1,333,670 24,475 16,782,515 12,333

OEGANIZED ACTIVITY UNITS 1,536,379 403,024 509;327 852,663 260,199 1,436,146 141,357

ORGANIZED RESEARCN UNITS -TOTAL 5,665,776 138,732 3,314,749 1,005,920 42,140 233,078 6,854

GENERAL OR UNCLASSIFIED 771,565 29,442 355,196 189,040 20,798 s7,812 2,52r.

LIFE SCIEMC15 2,053,745 12,597 1,319,685 115,411 8,444 121,144 667

REALES SCIENCES 1,237,715 2,026 695,592 102,502 5,611 102,916 667

BEDICINE 837,237 879 538,138 74,607 3,544 96,492 391 VETERINARY MEDICINE 27,932 26,309 667 - 232 - DENTIST!! 10,812 - 10,145 116 - 116 101SING 182,150 232 782 11,160 1,058 116 PRARNACT 18,549 - 11,449 469 - - PUBLIC REALER 31,286 232 25,351 846 232 2,191 - OTHER MEALY! 30,973 396 9,153 3,746 - 3,653 276 GENERAL HEALTH 98,776 287 74.265 10,891 773 116 -

ALL OTHER LITE SCIENCES 816,030 10,571 654,093 82,909 2,877 18,228

8ATR.,COHNTE1,PRYS.,ENGR.,SCI. 2,289,281 34,480 1,468,666 497,22* 5,265 6,262 265

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 147,128 4,237 85,775 44,064 343 2,808

RUHAII/TIES 108,885 13,887 19,:86 31,617 5,171 3,302 210

PROFESSIONS 138,272 29,226 18,085 07,128 1,775 22,133 3,170

TECRI/CAL-YOCATIONAL 32,040 803 15,777 4,145 - 977 - RMS. roncATIOI & SMEARY SCI. 124,860 14,060 2,079 32,787 - 72,64n

P0RL1C SERVICE 01iis 2,971,032 90,288 70,159 336,022 20,667 351;894 *0,698

LIBRARY 27,187,305 225,850 81,785 1,186,78223,178,891 1,067,555 13,551

GEW.ADIIIN.& IISTITUTIONAL SERVICES 35,323,660 451,162 130,277 13,257,620 130,590 1,411,862 857,663

AUXILIARY SENTIC8S 188,243,653 204,380 105,002 2,305,407 780,995 4,643,627 11,522,603

NONINSTITUTICNAL AGEICIES 2,163,390 114,071 62,565 274,613 29,510 242,66* 147,657

UNASSIGIED 5,701,436 171,039 108,'.55 176094 37,292 67,068 *6,238

GRAID TOTAL ASSIGN/1LE *09,562,185 35.503,209 *3,389,369 40,062,850 26,783,070 30,253,119 13,165,043

101ASSIGIAPLE AREA 188,565,318 - - -

GROSS AREA 598,127,503 - - -

16 UNITZPSITIES, NT TITS Of 3003 AND 02GA1lAZATTO11L USIT:AGGREGATE UNITED STATES, srpfr55r, 1965--A.NATIOXAL ESTIMATES

GEYEPAL DSE--00ITI3DED arsIDMIAT MICA'. 1 LOUNGE $ SUPPORTING CARE SIVGLE FIEILT TODD ellec55:75.709aL UNIT RE1LTB 9ECSEATION III OMR PEESOY DETTS SEPTICES

14 14; 14 17 9 10 11 12 13 4

135,109 1,679,013 7,178,089 ,866,532 463,664 1,479,992 *1801S 101,r71 DEPT- Ow 73STIDDC. 8 11,51,47CP--1'0TIL

59,548 640,626 2,571,654 1,272,323 31,028 1,235,071 242,417 P0,012 GfNfwAL 03 DYCLASSIwItO '2 602 5,119 52,770 727,921 539,813 601,090 43,849 27,264 LITE SclEmcwS BEAM SCIP4CES 3,974 41,455 427,477 224,112 589,377 7,455 11,05, 155,634 306,472 - 14,777 - FEDIC74E 1,504 15,032 303,491 NRITPTNAPT REDICINS 566 4,716 8,108 33,153 469 5,175 - - DE4TIsTP7 - 10,929 78,588 20,547 124,7' - - - - 8u45T4s 92 5,784 9,661 6,627 5,299 - - - MEDICI' - 6,601 12,481 13,740 2,454 - - - - 1,159 185 25,077 - - - w9PLIC MULTI! 2,541 8,002 1,350 75,617 7,186 - nTww1 !!AL1! - eallwatAL MIMI 2,318 - 4,379 8,321 13,596 - - -

1,145 11,315 309,444 315,706 11,623 36,195 7,317 3,591 ALL OSTEIR Wry! sCI.E10E5

5,652 85,164 620,928 1,211,533 1,114 1050 416 7,00% MAIT.,CON14TYP,P8IS.,E1GF.,Sr1. PEEANIC9AL SCIE!C'S 526 32,315 206,768 123,153 1,159 15,105 2,183 - 4,r A7 B0EA47TIES 1,247 122,873 4335,201 567,298 7,135 34,494 204 %544 1,48f,s5I04S 649 164,321 448,732 288,052 2,150 9.8,873 116,446 1,460 25,339 274,182 142,324 -7,516 43,345 28,175 3,659 TwC8FICAL-NOCATI04AL - 17P 24TS. IDDCATION V MIIIIIIPY SrT. 57,878 554,715 741,615 684,001 4,182 815

158,001 94,917 431,633 171,6912,868,913 286,767 12,752 1,281 OPG11IZT9 1CTINIT7 DYTTS

twIT!'S-TONAL 178 8,137 191,475 426,616 259,851 2,914 car+ - OFGANT7ED s7SrAPC8 - - 335 36,074 114,339 - - - GEFEtt Os DICLASSTFIED

- 1,975 23,516 95,213 249,756 - 5,223 - LT!! scrE5rw5 STILT! ScIpCES - 515 5,078 69,688 248,597 - 5,223 -

461 63,849 58,721 - - - EVOICIFF - 151 NETEPINAcY IMIcips! - - - 116 608 ------116 311 - - - DENTISTRY - - 2,005 347 166,25o - - - NURSING - 996 5,154 - - PRAREACY - 491 - - - 116 464 1,*s4 - - RIM= MEALT8 - - 664 592 11,614 - (MP'''. WEALN - 889 - 0EwEPAL EtALTB - - 116 3,225 3,877 5,223

- 1,160 19,505 25,525 1,159 - - ALL OM? LIVE scincES - 178 1,656 90;893 194,235 153 - BAwN.,COMPOITA,P8TS.,E1CP.,ScT. SENATIOPAL Sci5NCE5 - - 355 5,046 - - - -

- - 33,235 1,648 - - - NONANITIES

- 4,170 5,457 4,40 - 2,666 - - PROMSI01S

- - - 243 10,095 - - TPCBEICAL-NOCAT/ONAL MTS. TDOCATIOR V TZLITART SCT. - 1,875 1,419 - - -

8,148 PUBLTC SERNICE UNITS 10,688 76,564 1,222,669 86,309 432,581 118,203 101,011

686 204,734 782,291 439,801 1,891 418 - - LIMEY 60,241 1EN.40874.6 INSTITUTIONAL SEPPICES 266,114 1,360,030 5,595,853 10,725,435 116,524 631,604 321,796

1,145,658 12,982,48912,749,300 5,381,498 407,334 106,900,11423,389,15 5,725,75' AUXILIAPT SZ3NICES 69,496 NONINSTTTOTIONAL AGENCIES 489 98,003 810,276 159,104 157,356 152,458 129,068 11,351 UNASSIG9ED 19,703 64,753 4,313,061 184,676 - 382,987 124,619 MID TOTAL ASSIGNABLE 1;737,519 16,568,67034,031,647 22,721,6624,908,108109,954,722 24,502,637 5,180,560

- - - - .- - - - RORASSIGYARtf ARTA GROSS APIA ------

11 TABLE 1.--Sr7APE FEET Ov ?LOOS SPACE IS PRISICLLFACILITIES OF ?FIUME CONTvOLLvD COLLEGES AND

GESEPIL U9E TOTAL LAPOPAT1PY OFFICE SEVIY SPECIAL USE CECANIZATIONAL 911T SODAPE FEET CL15S2001 ?001 ASSIGNABLE a 5 6 7 8 1 2 1

17,050,373 1,901,430 17,668,718 326,912 DEPT. 0? INSTEDc. C PESEAPCB--:OVA L. 111,91%687 28,190,636 32.325,39* 7,601,811 6117,661 1,545,857 2t2,781 GENERAL CP USCLYISTFIZD 27,586,518 15,595,591 1.928,173 9,177,397 2,221,546 224,6a6 887.236 17,906 r.IFF SCTESCES 15,353,473 1,628,983 1,142,118 111,272 179.811 14,475 EFALTB scITr-es 6,365,7%5 632,102 3,168,80* 61.819 30,345 230,4'63 2,258,253 781,632 82,183 SEDICINE 3,9,597 61,726 314,55( 21,445 143,-156 36,685 1,92* TETImINAPY BEDICIA, 10,121 7/15 643,923 68,610 260,24S 13,5'46 16,385 DENTISTRY 91,772 171,171 21,225 8,757 85 ICFSING 887,007 168,864 172,735 6,041 6,661 3,290 FRAFMACY 247,620 41,389 c. 04D A0,716 9,1495 74,975 15,171 5,000 PUPLIC BEALIN 6,060 7,752 326,605 61,588 115,421 *1,182 CUFF 3EALTE 46,276 4,891 GENITAL EFALTB 230,107 10,48n 116,047 1,024,278 172,398 247,845 3,*11 ALL OTETN LIFT SCIR4CES 8,987,881 992,881 640,8,593 1,619,023 323,298 188,892 61 EATB.,CON-UTERMYS.,ENGR.,SCI. 20,897,256 2,252,468 12,526,236 1,984,66 111,141 76.623 496 82E1III1PAL SCIENCES 4,892,694 1,147,15* 418,229 3.465,631 283,885 662,787 28,152 EUBANIT7ES 15,822,004 3,193,468 8,903,294 1,420,929 2,111,097 123,10( 326.381 17,673 ?EO?ESSTCPS 6,911,821 1,757,977 277,977 34,190 377,889 12,756 TECHNICAL-VCCATIONAL 2,761,168 695,374 1,010,280 16,777 18,053,989 14,389 PETS.AEDUCAT/ON & BILITAIY 18,525,733 1,331,064 538,852 862,623

421,56* 613,305 2141,087 860.781 113,474 ORGANIZED ACTIYITI UNITS 6,186,0'4 335,818

801,822 33,786 239,039 5,669 DIGANITED PESEAPCB US/TS-TOTAL 4,551,586 113,834 2,651,123 126,492 14,115n 85,012 1,984 GENERAL ns UNCLASSIFIED 617,638 28,696 282;601 180,285 6,952 102,99D 585 LIFE SCIENCES 1,658,321 10,312 1,486,671 92,296 1,472 84,524 545 HEALTH SCIENCES 995,800 1,689 554,221 317 674,187 690 425,631 50,945 7,794 83,254 BFDICINE 675 Inn VETERINARY BEDICINE 22,69% 21,204 8,126 104 100 DEXTISTEI 8,701 lrn 183,187 20' 632 8,809 976 NUFS/NG 195 PRPFXACT 15,671 9,6178 26,993 20P 21,871 710 240 1,890 PVPIIC !rpm 2,855 238 01PFP !MITE 25,585 211 7,748 3,451 8,641 607 100 GENERAL BEALTB 78,822 288 59,479 66,989 2,475 14,861 ALL °TREF LIFE SCIENCES 662,521 8,663 532,454 27,492 348,116 ,261 5,165 708 EATB.,COMFUTER,MS.,ENGR.,SCI. 1,822,055 1,171,792 10,126 746 2,423 REBAVIORZL SCIENCES 1:1,262 3,367 69,784 16,738 25,552 4,327 2,789 189 HUMANITIES 90,525 11,340 15,130 17,797 1,600 19,t./ 2,783 PROFESSIONS 114,488 28,803 13,613 1,577 183 TFCHa/CAL-103CATION1L 27,686 693 69,820 PRES. EDUCATION V MILITANT SCI. 101,691 11,481 1,744 25,877

272,318 17,178 295,562 38,498 PO3LIC SERVICE UNITS 2,487,021 75,312 56,774 70,902 981,743 19,353,168 894,731 11,481 LIBRARY 22,695,785 193,163 11,082,876 108,654 1,176,513 725,144 GEN.ADBIN.& INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES 29,511,096 373,416 106,583 656,075 3,884,268 9,689,191 AUXILIARY SEMMES 157,669,792 173,623 87,72D 1,907,506 221,352 24,649 2n1,548 124,601 NONINSTITUT/ONAL AGENCIES 2,050,597 113,2'18 51,066 90,426 146,332 30,847 54,372 39,815 UNASSIGNED 4,793,257 148,044 22,340,874 25,278,597 11,174,845 GRAND TOTAL ASSIGNABLE 381,805,800 29,726,081 35,868,562 33,157,627

NONASSIGNAELE JAREN 156,894,768

GROSS AREA 498,700,568

18 USTIREPSITIES, BY TYPE Or 1008 AID ORCANIZAITMIAL VIM AGGREGATE UtriZ, STATTS, 5-MEMBER 1148-11.REPORTED 3I INSTITUTIONS

GE-NEPAL VSE--CONTINUED RESIDENTIAL MEDICAL LancrS SIPPORTING Ci3E STEGLE TAEILI TODD OFGA4I7ATIOIAL UNIT EULTH 3EC1EATION ALL OTE2R PERSON UNITS SEPRICFS

9 10 11 12 13 14 lc 16 17

114,112 1,416,175 6,612,011 4,034,520 546,458 1,267,472 353,506 82,774 DEPT. Or INSTPEC. L 7ESN1PC8--TCrAL 49,773 544,116 2,169,247 1,056,010 26,387 1,059,433 2E01,715 67,282 69$1141. OR u4CL3SS2FIFD

4.350 43,103 595,722 *37,379 500,245 37,705 27,4115 3,100 tarn SCIENCES 3,362 33,728 347,000 179,218 483,59.9 6,5,63 16,868 arALIT smycrs

1,290 12,103 248,500 123,575 251,033 12,750 - 444 3,946 7,074 28,564 368 4,114 7ET7FITAPI .1!3-DICIST - 8,642 61,732 16,171 9e.365 - - ,ENTTSTSY 72 4,797 7,937 5,486 4.555 1UESIEG - 5,567 9,915 10,947 2,117 erArrpcir - - 1,000 850 24,225 - PALIC BEALIM - 2,175 6,500 8,012 63,499 6,204 OTPER MEAL?! 2,000 - 2,470 7,102 11,241 - GM:PAL PPALTS

988 9,375 248,722 258,161 16,646 31,137 5,777 3,10' ALL OTMEP LITE SCIEICES

6,867 79,551 499,974 1,031,339 1,031 5,120 350 6,047 8A11-,COErrrr,PETS.,TraP.. ,Srr-

*13 26,562 170,009 101,528 1,000 13,033 1,883 BEMATIONAL SCIENCES

1,058 103,668 1,964,542 474,282 6,293 29,926 120 3,526 BUMAYITIES

556 136,675 367,529 237,426 1,2441 85,310 100,644 4,763 rforrsSIOSs

1,209 20,135 233,962 119,127 6,142 35,242 25,00C 2,849 TECBCICAL-7OCATI0NAL

49,895 *71,366 611,026 577,421 3,519 703 - 147 PMTS. EDUCATION f. EILITAEY SCI.

124,026 75,361 364,729 379,9612,338,999 243,705 11.,*ep 1,105 OPGAIII7ED ACTITI1T

140 6,807 153,489 323,706 208,651 2,420 *out - OPGAVIEFM EZSPAPCM ClITTS-TOTAL

270 29,110 10,123 - - - - GENENAI OF ONCLASSINIED

1,614 18,790 77,121 199,941 - 4,1E" - LIFT SCIENCES

703 3,338 57,041 118,141 - 4,100 REALTY! SCIENCES

130 371 52,274 48,791 - - - Mrxicrxr - - 100 525 - - - 7ETENT9APY MEDICINE - - 100 275 - - - DENT/STET - 1,583 210 130,697 - - - Iltil,STIG - 417 801 4,180 - - PEAPIACY - 100 400 1,61'0 - - PUPLTC !MALT! 573 767 4014 9,528 - - - OT!'? NEAL78 - 100 2,552 3,345 - 4,100 - GENITAL MEALT8

911 15,452 20,120 1,000 - - ALL OINFP LIFE SCIENCES

140 1,361 71,414 145,986 - 120 - HATP.,COMPUTEE,EMYS.,ENG..,SCI-

- 288 3,978 - - - BEHATIOPAL sclnlicrs

- 28,100 1,440 - - - - RIVIAIIITTn

3,562 4,292 3,624 - 2,300 - - PF0r7SsIOxs

- -- 210 8,710 - - - TECIMICAL-NOCATIONAL

- 1,495 1,224 - - - - PHYS. EDUCATION F.- MILITARY 5f'T".

8,510 64,041 1,018,984 72,254 339,630 99,336 81,533 7,091 PUBLIC SEPPICE UNITS

592 172,253 650,436 365,209 1,578 430 - LIrlArY

223,935 1,146,379 4,666,513 8,945,403 97,984 535,472 77A,E94 51,*4" GEE-AMR-6 INSTITUTIONAL SrPyrrTA 961,776 10,932,923 10,787,549 4,503,838 342,655 89,575,026 19,401,207 4,766,438AUXILIAPT SE97icvs

384 82,339 683,659 130,555 124,021 129,739 104,967 58,499 NOVINSTITUTIONAL AGENCIES 17,000 55,329 3,608,096 158,237 - 327,598 107,307 9,704 u9A5sIM/rn

1,450,475 13,951,61528,545,466 18,913,691 3,999,976 92,181,198 20,339,862 4,982,101 OPAND TOTAL ASSIG9A8LE

------NONASSIGNABLE AREA

------MSS WA

19 TABLE 4. ASSIGNABLE SNARE PEET Or 11.0017 SPACE IN PNYSICAL /AMITIESOr COLLEGES IND UNII8RSITIES, (REFORM NY INSTITUTIONS) GETEPAL us= TOTAL SQUAT! FEET CLASSROOM 11110RATO OFEICE STIDY SPICIAL usr INSTITNIONAL FOOD 'CONTROL AND BEVEL 1SSIGNA2LE

a E 1 7 A 1 2 3 5 I

55,273,42e 75,010,121 22,322,791 ALL INSTITUT/CIS 925,382,948 79,722,477 130,533,070 103,080,127 68,961,321 21,105,47E 2-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 834,835,23, 64,159,656 112,514,581 94,236,980 29,564,045 24,547,769 34,284,529 7,273,540 OVIVEVSITIES 421,771,831 25,469,355 70,146,100 57,803,620 25,016,276 34,993,792 12,831,826 ALL OTIER 4 -TEAR 473,063,408 38,690,301 42,372.151 36,431,340 8,843,12/ c,904,391 10,141,800 3,217,375 2 -YEAR INSTITUTIONS 90,547,709 15,562,821 18,014,481

33,133,354 53,735,524 13,248,116 PIRLICLY CONTROLLED 583,577,148 49,996,396 94,664,518 69,222,490 45,467,901 12,940,778 4-TEA! INSTITUTIONS 513,474,316 36,916,287 78,067,719 62,397,136 2e,4en.098 18,109,672 28,023,790 5,218,107 UNIVERSITIES 327,923,002 19,096,145 55,910,936 45,069,397 10,290,226 17,4c4,711 5,522,077 ILL 0!!!! 4 -TRAP 185,551,314 17,820,142 22,159,783 17,328,539 4,733,256 8,267,623 2,3(8,068 2 -YEA! INSTITUTIONS 70,102,832 13,080,109 16,602,799 7,524,544

22,342,072 25,274,597 11,074,445 PRIVATELY CONTROLLED 341,805,800 29,726,081 35,868,552 33,157,527 21,153,947 13,200,422 10,165,138 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 321,360,923 27,243.3E9 34,456,862 21,839,044 1,855,383 93,848,829 6,373,210 14,235,164 12,734,243 5,438,097 6,260,739 UNIVERSITIES 72,725,259 8.309.755 ALL OT!!! 4-YEAR 227,512,094 20,870,159 20,221,698 19,1(4,221 17.132,581 1,176,127 1,974,177 109,307 2 -YEA! INSTITUTIONS 20,444,877 2,482,712 7,411,610 1,318,593

TABLE 5.- ASSIGNABLE SQVARE PELT Or FLOOR SPACE IN MUSICALrAcmirrrs OP COLITGES AID UNWEPSITIES, (REPORTED II INSTITUTIONS) GEN. 409. L DEPT. INSTIL ORGANIZED ORGANIZED PUBLIC LIBPAPY -INSTITUTIONAL INST. SEAT. CONTROL AND LEVEL AND RESEARCN ACTIVITIES RESEAPCN srEncr 7 1 2 3 4 5 1

11,292,470 54,766,610 76,684,628 ALL INSTITUTIONS 338,931,507 20,661,376 19,670,426 10,612,073 28,558,205 67,548,726 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 289,407,198 20,162,207 19,580,542 33,242,385 150,130,672 13,106,123 17,669,673 8,451,245 22,859,300 UNIVERSITIES 25,698,905 34,106,341 ALL OTNEP 4-YEAR 139,276,526 7,056,284 1,910,859 2,161,328 679,397 6,208,405 9,135,902 2-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 49,524,209 498,969 89,884

32,070,865 47,173,532 PUBLICLY CONTROLLED 227,030.820 14,475,357 15,118,840 6,845,449 26,099,202 39,037,426 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 184,282,265 11,073,636 15,049,629 8,275,631 116,272,530 10,024,970 14,297,150 7,399,527 16,446,742 25,614,881 UNITERSITIES 10,552,260 14,327,545 ALL OTTER 4-YEAR" 68,109,735 4,048,666* 752,479 875,824 5,071,663 7,236,106 2 -YEA! INSTITUTIONS 42,648,555 407,721 69,211 569,818

22.695,745 29,511,096 PRIVATELY CONTROLLED 117,900,687 6,186,019 4,551,585 2,447/121 21,559,003 27,611,300 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 105,024,933 6,088,771 4,530,913 2,337,442 6,Z11.558 7,627,504 33,858,142 3,081,153 3,372,523 7,051,418 uprrnsrrxrs 15,146,44:: 19,093,796 ALL OTBER 4- YEAR 71,166,791 3,007,618 1,158,390 1,286,024 1,136,742 1,899,796 2-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 6,875,754 97,248 20,673 109,579

20 3Y TYPE OE POOS AID 37 INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AID LEVEL: AGGREGATE UNITED STATES, STPTENBEI 1961

GESEPAL USE--CONTINDED RESIDENT/AL NEDICAL I =VICE 6 SUPPORTING C4FE I SINGLE ?AUXIN Tool) INSTITUTIONAL SULTS BECEZATION ALLMEP PERSON OBITS SERVICES CONTPOL AND LevEL 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 I I 15 i

3.318.604 22.345,143 66,798,000 56,487,95611,318,002213,148,23756,468,16313,356,852 ALL INSTITUTIONS 3,1C7,321 29,146,945 59,618,115 51,176,35611,213,516 202,999,19354,229,926 12,690,366 0-1'42 INSTITUTIONS

1,506,412 11,457,28428,266,610 28,592,7688,625,231 84,600,551 32,024,013 7,173,399 OlIVERSITIES 1,600,909 17,689,661 31,351,425 22,514,04182,56*,285 118,118,64422,205,913 5,716,367 OTZER 4-MR

211,283 3,198,195 7,179,885 5,311,100 104,486 10,149,042 2,239,237 466,416 2 -TEL? INSTITRTIONS

1,868,129 18,383,52538,252,534 37,574,2657,318,026120,967,039 36,128,301 8,373,711 MIMI/ CONTROLI1D

1,762,964 16,128,123 32,883,323 33,429,4157,248,171 116,497.434 35,217,797 8,122,062 14-YEAR INSTITUTIONS

1,133,856 9,027,967 22,042.905 22,928,1746,298,328 63,818,631 25,425,715 5,618,277 ovivresnws 629,106 7,140,156 10,880,418 10,501,241 950,651 52,677,803 9,792,082 2,503,785 ALL OMR 4-TEAR

105,165 2,265,402 5,369,211 4,144,850 65,047 4,469.605 910,5E4 252,649 2-YEA? :INSTITUTIONS

1,450,475 13,951,61528.545.466 18,913,6913,999,976 92,181,19820,330,862 4,982,141 PPTITATELT CONTLLED 1,344,357 13,018,822 26,734,792 17,7%7,4413,964,537 86,501,761 19,r12,129 4,768,304 4 -YELP INSTITISTI0IS

372,554 2,420,317 6,223,785 5,664,5942,326,903 20,780,920 6,598,2P8 1,555,622 VNTVERSITIES 971,803 10,589,505 20,511,007 12,082,847 1,637,634 65,720,841 12,413,831 3,212,682 ALL OTEPR 4 -TEAT

106,113 932,793 1,810,674 1,166,250 35,439 5,679,437 1,327,731 213,837 2-YEAR INSTITTEIONS

BY ORGANIZAII0NAL UNIT AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND LEVEL: AGGREGATE UNITED STATES, SEPT?!)!? 1968

AUIILIARY NON-INST. UVASSIGNED GRAND TOTAL GROSS INSTITUTIONAL srmvxcrs AGENCIES ASSIGNABLE AREA CONTROL AND LEVEL

A 9 10 11 12 13

381,885,397 5,828,733 15,661,801 925,382,948 1,338,891,691 ALL INSTITUTIONS

360,231,682 5,459,069 13,274,337 834,835,239 1,214,133,933 4 -SEA! INSTITUTIONS

165,209,560 3,631,267 7,471,206 421,771,831 623,602,503 UNIVERSITIES 195,021,722 1,127,802 5,803,131 413,063,408 590,531,430 ALL OMR 4-YEAR

21,653,715 369,664 2,387,464 90,547,709 124,757,758 2-YEAR INSTITUTIONS

224,215,605 3,778,136 10,869,544 583,577,148 840,191,121PUNLICLT CONTROLLED

212,497,806 3,508,947 8,749,774 513,474,316 744,268;362 4-YEAR /NSTITOTIONS

128,404,069 2,988,756 6,474,077 327,923,002 1480,619,201 UNIVERSITIES 84,093,737 520,191 2,275,697 185,551,314 263.649:161 ALL OTISER 4-YEAR

11,717,799 269,189 2,118,770 70,102,832 95,922,761 2 -YEA! INSTITUTIONS

157,669,792 2,050,597 4,793,257 341,805,800 498,700,568 PRIVATELY COITIOLLED

147,733,676 1,950,122 4,524,563 321,360,923 469,865,571 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS

36,805,891 642,511 997,129 93,848,829 142,983,302 UNIVERSITIES 110,927,985 1,307,611 3,527,434 227,512,094 326,882,269 ALL OTIIER 4-YEAR

9,935,916 100,475 268,694 20,444,877 28,834,997 2-TEAR INSTITUTIONS TAIL! 6.--ASSIGNANLI SQVARZ FEET Or FLOOR SPACE II PHYSICAL FACILITIES OrCOLLEGE; AND UNITEPSITIES, (REPORTED AT INSTITUTIONS)

TOTAL SPECIAL REGION AND STATE OR SOBABE PEET CLASSBOOH I LABORATORY OFFICE STUDY MEN IBIA ASSIGMABLF USE 4 c 6 7 1 2 3

4,258,901 NEW ENGLAND 39,079,046 4,600,554 6,262,643 5,658,818 3,149,201 826,532 CONNECTICUT 4,641,489 679,548 909,219 677,342 394,607 4,25;30.4 455,165 537,161 479,576 341,0.47 723,419 BAIN! 1,159,960 BASSACMVSETTS 20,026,268 2,357,902 2,909,572 2,831,714 1,481,n24 6o1,406 320,339 555,214 NEN BABPSNIPE 3,639,482 508,276 657,521 716,878 371,324 669,008 !MODE ISLAND 4,016,099 403,510 792,957 325,685 YEBBONT 2,505,564 196,153 456,213 322,102 239,960

12,416,211 PIDEAST 107,594,511 13,957,061 20,662,580 18,668,379 9,910,553 1,910,605 227,985 379,514 216,361 115,112 275,468 MA11R!' 633,543 DIST. OF COLO8BI1 5,701,042 688,552 710,792 914,860 365,517 RUTLAND 9,986,049 1,297,730 1,625,514 1,513,517 848,789 1,408,899 1,210,768 1,538,815 NEI JERSEY 11,067,913 1,612,443 2,224,811 1,985,819 45,217,168 5,788,484 9,867,375 1,491,030 4,184,012 5,261,700 NEN YOU 3,377,70E PENNSYLVANIA 33,6916734 1,341,167 5,784,574 5,546,793 3,156,285

14,178,209 GREATLARES 129,572,331 14,226,364 26,224,069 21,932,737 10,453,878 3,5116,542 ILLINOIS 30,280,828 3,476,257 6,302,973 5,681,913 2,696,535 21,909,878 1,938,109 3,721,357 3,255,16,',1 1,6E6,561 2,402,228 INDIANA 3,231,652 HICl/GAN 30,337,797 3,695,547 6,006,815 5,220,833 2,440,645 MO 29,216,423 3,283,279 6,208,826 4,762,726 2,397,159 2,929,710 NISCONSIN 17,827,405 1,833,172 3,914,098 3,C12,105 1,252,178 2,009,997

9,152,097 PLAINS 63,387,417 8,301,166 13,441,658 9,603,589 5,442,986 12,619,644 1,709,547 2,677,029 1,988,130 928,758 1,552,786 IONA.. 1,272,218 KANSAS 104446,574 1,168,558 2,184,694 1,430,944 969,658 1,398,144 2,167,302 MINNESOTA 13,735,393 2,075,615 2,804,261 2,075,343 2,451,922 1,172,351 1,617,212 yassom 111,1199,1011 1,785,737 2,923,727 5,524,297 756,140 1,374,425 753,155 501,438 541,585 'MASSA 316,141 )101TI DAKOTA 3,257,886 456,802 759,014 173,311 236,8n7 604,0'13 50071 DAKOTA 3,304,179 348,767 718,501 429,981 235,732

10,624,125 SOVTNEAST 133,737,540 17,904,814 24,094,242 19,425,901 11,178,876 106,150 ALABAMA 9,743,173 1,519,326 2,008,535 1,590,779 845,460 ANIMAS 6,408,135 738,830 1,202,694 627,006 436,760 1,721,271 FLORIDA, 15,088,835 2,287,656 3,293,617 2,718,894 1,415,366 1,577,397 2,473,194 GEOBGIA 15,123,547 1,959,643 2,783,827. 2,033,746 1,154,926 1,850,214 KENTUCKY 10,005,961 1,354,851 1,571,460 1,587,376 917,411 9,506,698 875,786 1,514,694 1,250,881 613,477 1,958,596 LOUISIANA 145,872 MISSISSIPPI 9,006,767 1,349,514 1,687,606 . 9141,560 590,295 2,218,554 FONT! CABOLINA 19,124,959 2,375,924 3,485428 3,0/2,178 1,736,727 SOUTI CAPOLIPA 8,623,419 1,209,793 1,581,259 1,165,278 581,516 .S;J,638 1,781,452 TENIASSEE 13,978,944 1,890,560 1,981,321 2,1111,516 1,331,149 YIBGINIA 12,640,704 1,665,638 2,179,942 1,733,087 1,200,192 1,812,743 NEST VIRGINIA 4,486,398 677,293 804,058 697,600 355,589 580,104

6,753,222 SOUTIPEST 52,420,706 6,919,271 11,293,280 8,866,161 5,392,005 977,131 ARIZONA 5,916,480 762,224 1,364,844 1,055,45P 556,292 611,209 NEI MITICO 3,714,766 352,156 862,425 596,352 248,795 980,395 MELANOMA 8,870,873 1,384,014 1,826,125 1,378,004 1,002,420 4,183,417 TEXAS 33,15541.,587 4,420,877 7,239,886 5,836,355 3,584,496

3,159,805 POCKY MOUNTAIN 24,520,260 3,223,476 5,202;472 3,840,514 1,698,220 915,732 COLOPALO 8,776,062 952,101 1,980,216 1,512,639 697,924 IDAPO 2,906,797 619,808 575,335 352,782 229,243 364,743 597,845 MONTANA 3,201,521 304,502 747,190 499,032 283,898 MIN 8,017,384 1,152,242 1,579,854 1,200,345 349,714 1,038,523 INNING 1,618,046 194,823 319,877 275,716 137,436 242,962

10,305,879 ?Al NEST 95,772,484 9,506,297 22,621,686 14,131,823 7,888,401 76,799 ALASKA 647,566 147,161 139,685 94,016 35,421 .. 7,188,469 CALIPOBIII 59,388,443 6,468,153 16,348,549 9,633,135 5,475,530 121,791 111111 2,108,992 340,091 550,344 478,857 228,637 UYACI 1,043,221 132,672 316,861 200,751 154,488 -65,291 9,492,111 842,101 1,935,654 1,512,117 923,496 1,089,061 OREGON 1,764,468 NISNINGTON 13,092,151 1,576,179 3,330,593 2,212,947 1,070,779

995,678 STATIC! SCNOOL3 4,483,986 747,639 457,660 667,240 115,258

OUTLYING MIS 1,951,415 335,835 272,780 283,945 245,050 85,931 1,641 'all 109,476 17,875 32,480 12,479 4,860 84,290 PUERTO RICO 1,742,939 317,160 240,300 271,466 240,190

22 32 TYPE OF BC08 AND 32 SWIG' AND STATZ 02 OTEER 2121: AGGREGATE WAITED STATES, SEPTEMBER 1148

GENERAL CS! FOOD I HEALTH ' LOUNGE AID ALL SUPPORTING 3FDICAL PECTOI AND STATE RECEFATION NITRE? CAPE

8 9 10 11 12 13 la 1

1,439,4E4 246,335 2,485,377 7;627,937 3,078,771 71,019 NEW ENGLAND

92,295 14,225 112,858 620,307 305,926 8,724 CONNECTICUT 253,371 35,054 851,629 234,271 235,463 3,900 'VEY!! 576,790 136,153 781,405 6,117,250 1,653,308 21,181 PASSACEUSETTS 211,715 22,582 261,841 249,918 250,746 372 NEW mirsexpe 212,203 22,397 318,033 257,898 221,1(6 1,635 *RODE ISLAND 93,001 15,924 158,611 348,293 312,623 75,199 vrARONT

4,601,071 687,069 5,017,490 9,589,109 9,467,047 2,447,021 MIDEAST

41,160 3,132 93,717 420,523 99,634 - DELAWARE 184,637 142,334 243,518 074,151 651,524 124,614 DIST. 0? COLMIA 541,559 67,611 452,363 1,148,764 728,951 351,952 PAPYLAND 383,216 69,876 634,175 772,614 608,320 26,076 yr, JERSEY 1,963,254 253,527 1,887,733 2,653,13.1 3,774,421 1,o92,432 Nv YSPK 1,478,e45 150,588 1,785,984 3,619,927 3,604,217 851,047 pimmTLIASTA

4,050,476 630,363 7,643,407 15,436,650 12,917,667 1,878,511 GArAT LAKES

1106,586 208,509 1,634,219 2,604,658 2,440,882 632,754 ILLINOIS 663,735 122,328 2,078,066 3,617,445 2,226,354 218,135 INDIANA 910,55$ 104,367 1,548,360 3,454,76A 3,282,957 433,303 MICPIGAN 976,220 147,715 1,742,362 2,846,092 3,589,228 332,226 0810 593,377 47,414 640,000 2,823,695 1,369,246 262,093 WISCONSIN

2,439,259 305,681 3,795,911 5,645,018 4,915,801 1,344,241 PLAINS

450,798 37,835 $72,073 876,291 1,099,726 426,671 IOWA 366,124 24,087 610,801 1,494,832 858,910 65,748 KA0SA5 425,548 61,872 560,031 859,064 961,493 342,403 MINNESOTA 547,471 72,743 956,949 1,334,895 1,167,372 469,047 MISSOURI 245,503 99,354 315,256 541,208 375,326 20,107 NEBRASKA 149,436 2,408 297,132 322,210 145,277 18,065 Nona DAKOTA 253,579 6,982 183,669 216,518 394,787 1,200 SOUTP DAKOTA

6,365,293 734,277 6,254,406 15,168,815 10,890,793 3,095,838 S0UTHE4ST

443,527 78,476 322,965 647,252 915,037 465,255 ALABAPA 307,257 11,353 283,562 585,229 323,436 170,710 ARFANSAS 444,136 86,255 571,034 1,397,758 1,031,442 165,080 FLORIDA 699,776 68,072 511,445 1,525,097 1,397,895 515,926 GrOMIA 359,653 23,757 736,275 584,987 837,598 182,379 KENTUCKY 390,183 22,448 460,485 1,724,491 668,567 27,090 L09151,0.01 435,535 36,352 322,561 1,699,468 926,069 203,935 MISSISSIPPI 956,052 141,812 1,215,03 2,342,500 1,089,334 561,757 NOFTN cAn)Lin 504,358 75,351 546,740 910,081 876,198 274,207 SOUTH CAROLINA 6361954 58,340 703,793 1,806,883 1,169,956 508,020 TrillinsEn 794,665 105,104 303,372 1,601,536 1,238,597 5,827 VIRGINIA 291,887 26,957 277,081 343,522 416,664 15,643 WEST VIRGINIA

2,050,007 235,596 3,156,509 3,'83,392 3,635,497 675,766 SOUTHWEST

220,1E5 32,023 146,106 478,728 323,497 - ARIZONA 124,816 25,997 198,301 426,831 325,884 2,000 NEW MEXICO 328,499 26,412 781,698 646,899 471,634 34,773 OKLAPOMA 1.376,507 151,164 2,020,404 1,890,934 2,514,482 638,993 TEXAS

725,116 137,974 1,189,892 2,584,049 2,604,015 154,727 POCKY MOUNTAIN

308,144 89,542 315,537 1,264,544 716,670 23,013 COLORADO 73,258 19,222 173,550 258,907 239,944 - IDARO 74,321 14,552 305,279 141,577 231,392 2,383 MONTANA 212,236 4,978 293,991 714,881 1,341,289 129,331 UTAH 57,157 9,680 101,535 204,140 74,720 - WYOMING

2,495,554 309,103 2,334,15' 6,525,129 8,170,770 1,478,691 FAR WEST

22,655 1,146 37,813 38,470 54,340 120 ALASKA 1,649,576 257,232 1,097,349 4,625,949 5,593,004 1,051,497 CALIFORNIA 92,500 7,461 89,603 76,384 122,501 693 HARM 36,539 1,248 8,428 27,066 99,727 150 NEVADA 277,428 10,282 570,983 907,271 1,268,277 155,'11 OREGON 416,776 31,734 534,975 849,989 1,032,921 270,790 WASHINGTON

137,472 31,826 338,084 172,703 661,532 158,894 SERVICE SCHOOLS

18,959 370 44,913 405,198 146,040 12,394 OUTLYING AREAS

505 1,044 37,592 GUAM 18,454 370 44,913 404,154 108,448 12,394 PUERTO RICO

23 TAPLF 7.- ASSIGNABLE SQSAPZ rim' or FLOW SPICE IN PHYSICAL FACILITIESOF PU,LICXX CONTIOLLTD COLLEGES AND (REPORTED IT INSTITUTIONS) - TOTAL 3F.GION AND STATE OR SQUARE FEET cLassrocs LAZONATOZY OFFICE °THEP AREA STUDY SPECIAL ASSIGNABLE USE 1 3 2 3 a c 6 7

NEN TNGLign 17,070,356 1,827,224 2,534,203 1,366,767 941,7G7 1,957,533 CCENECTICOT 2,464,067 417,349 647,547 4E5,376 177,695 MAINE 546,969 2,530,543 234,691 385,032 269,516 163,755 392,510 MASSACHUSETTS 6,746,877 710,642 488,997 335,634 ZEN MAFFSNIPE 236,931 100,860 1,675,672 186,641 365,540 278,646 104,634 260,850 MOH ISLAND 1,741,612 184,515 319,255 296,609 119,760 *08,857 TEREONT 1,515,585 93,351 327,782 200,994 129,932 198,469

MIDEAST 47,603,345 6,266,621 9,608,215 8,512,527 4,401,531 6,325,8D4 DELAW4FF 1,72',395 180,902 366,746 102,500 DIST. CF comnErk 134,066 258,240 387,872 117,129 54,03° 75,371 17,414 9,592 MARYLAND 6,640,956 781,571 1,149,518 1,007,324 1,047,774 NEW 3E85=1' 494,520 5,987,167 892,089 1,352,324 1,105,101 588,078 910,112 n'll TOFF 17,400,791 2,281,100 3,7E8,914 3,169,650 1,384,850 PIANSYLTANIA 2,486,351 15,462,144 2,013,1,4 2,916,691 2,959,491 1,381,349 1,613,731

GFFAT Ltrec 85,098,301 9,026,867 19,217,999 15,600,059 6,256,8'12 9,227,410

ILLINOIS 17,135,596 2,040,317 4,064,691 3,400,471 1,412,796 2,145,308 INDIANA 14,436,994 1,079,601 sicamy 2,751,176 2,3E1,607 4e7,651 1,575,367 23,490,927 2,711,650 5,143,566 4,415,066 1,822,299 2,461,515 OMIC 18,412,156 1,952,268 4,139,270 3,154,158 1,34e,5e1 WISCONSIN 1,627,205 11,622,628 1,243,032 3,120,287 2,444,753 873,505 1,414015

PLAINS 40,496,047 4,077,921 10,048,965 6,935,899 3,162,259 5,166,444 IONA 7,685,236 937,484 2,04 0,371 1,455,947 428,929 910,532 XMAS 7,971,895 8n7,213 1,935,987 1,202,329 724,119 927,293 MINNESOTA 8,945,070 1,146,885 2,133,995 1,560,643 853,252 1,318,179 MISSOURI 6,789,982 969,154 1,587,838 1,431,605 431,060 768,234 NEEWASK4 3,736,216 478,179 1,020,967 522,045 340,031 350,586 NOETH HUM 3,034,626 425,205 739,080 441,783 227,517 SOUTH DAKCTA 382,53n 2,321,013 213,801 590,727 321,547 157,351 508,990

SOUTHEAST 95,341,774 12,423,439 19,131,656 14,393,447 7,334,478 14,382,419 AE43444 7,545,290 1,195,273 1,664,151 i,262,235 650,944 631,410 MANUS 4,797,911 522,321 977,612 41E0,439 3(4,815 1,571,512 FLOFIDA 10,837,413 1,547,370 2,572,092 1,064,920 941,666 1,321,663 GEORGIA 11,018,248 1,350,765 2,218,016 1,568,051 818,648 2,088,027 SEPTUM 7,478,074 934,714 1,327,843 1,242,154 611,971 1,529,253 LOUISIANA 7,994,279 771,109 1,457,7.01 990,552 527,855 1,902,314 MISSISSIPPI 7,908,919 1,162,826 1.5'5,980 770,027 495,435 663,781 104T! CAROLINA 10,967,799 1,385,712 2,436,103 1,9,19,773 916,859 1,340,757 SOUTH CasCIINA 6,095,086 695,'67 1,269,079 873420* 352,994 671,570 TENNESSEE 8,466,949 1,185,310 1,287,353 1,471,582 664,917 966,001 VIRGINIA 8,782,408 1,108,232 1,748,974 1,273,014 798,143 WEST VIRGINIA 1,242,227 3,449,398 574,740 677,252 548,448 254,601 463,404

SOUTHWEST 40,805,074 5,337,0S9 9,443,9Q4 7,049,961 3,912,681 5,393,021 APIXONA 5,552,904 738,156 1,344,346 1,026,571 YEN MEXICO 542,277 792,691 3,399,432 292,610 822,826 564,496 221,676 567,362 cluAnnA 6,937,321 1,081,379 1,522,760 1,108,327 725,325 771,836 TEXAS 24,915,417 3,224,944 5,754,012 4,350,567 2,423,403 3,261,132

POCKY MOUNTAIN 20,022,493 2,169,570 4,878,910 3,273,157 1,512,190 2,245,417 COLORADO 7,848,727 807,938 1,883,011 1,394,858 540,956 810,717 IDAHO 2,414,889 388,448 557,481 321,061 178,776 HONTANA 347,331 2,844,735 266,418 686,910 *54,841 259,144 548,568 UTAH 5,296,096 511,903 1,431,631 826,681 345,878 410414G 295,839 1,618,046 194,823 319,877 275,716 137,436 242,962

FAR WEST 65,729,871 6,950,948 19,082,329 11,182,504 5,688,105 7,956,234 ALASKA 572,067 130,249 126,585 86,150 28,233 76,799 CALIF:MIA 44,470,619 4,609,603 13,464,568 7,346,441 3,915,020 5,484,396 HAWAII ., 1,851,203 288,874 513,035 446,512 202,695 99,269 NEVADA 1,043,221 132,672 316,861 200,751 154,488 65,291 OREGON! . 7,537,697 558,305 1,682,441 1,235,128 653,110 914,897 WASHINGTON 10,255,059 1,231,245 2,978,839 1,867,482 734,559 1,311,582

SERVICE SCHOOLS 4,483,986 747,639 457,660 667,240 115,258 995,678

OUTLYING ARDIS 1,455,850 269,073 260,677 240,919 204,263 85,559 GUAM 108,476 17,875 32,480 12,479 *860 PUERTO RICO 1,641 1,347,374 251,198 228,197 228,440 199:493 83,918

2 It U4IVERSITIES, AT TYPE OF NOON AND DT REMY AND STATE OR OTEEB AREA:AGGPEGATE UNITED STATFZ, SFPTER896 196P

GENERAL USE FOOD REALTE LOUNGE AND AIL SUPPOITING RFOICAL =EGION 150 STATE PECPEATION °TEE! CAPE

11. 8 o le 11 12 I 11 I

444,247 78,272 1,260,506 5,188,012 964,699 43,9131 NEW KNGIAND

81,981 11,243 06,650 233,2:1 139,496 6,639 CONNYCIICO" 49,638 19,961 701,328 92,944 184,906 2,919 rATxr 101,427 28,008 179,510 4,347,463 216,263 1,133 PASSACRUSETTS 82,293 11,275 72,092 152,070 150,572 57W BA9PSFIER 83,658 6,125 139,333 70,876 101,030 1,685 68008 ISLAND 14,240 2,669 71,693 243,338 176,511 31,623 V.IDE99T

641,437 1.689,041 226,777 2,141,348 3,857,500 4,141,489 8IDEAST 28,812 1,422 58,996 414,909 86,992 - DELAWAFR 25,156 800 10,024 67,804 7,149 - DIST. OF CoLUEBIA 385,091 34,471 227,751 701,485 460,267 351,797 NAFTLAFP 155,666 27,085 367,448 353,225 216,168 10,901 4FIT aPPSFT 539,897 07,468 809,935 634,921 1,828,674 498.057 NPR YORK 546,414 65,531 667,796 1,685,165 1,542,47n 69,193 P8NNSILVANTA

2,156,275 385,647 4,355,179 4,224,284 9,194,n16 1,153,534 GREAT LANFS

3%4,747 132,253 716,148 1,420,064 1,219,171 2t(1,23* ILLinoTS 187,689 75,934 1,305,572 2,448,459 1,611,639 212,309 INDIANA 686,458 75,983 1,017,924 2,179,290 2,769,841 417,345 RTCRIGAN 558,642 85,193 985,227 1,576,247 2,759,881 239,475 0909 471,435 16,2P4 339,308 600,234 852,443 249,184 WISCONSIN

1,230,015 218,498 1,981,689 2,597,508 3,238,462 939,397 PLAINS

159,373 25,369 413,923 126,384 797,764 347,560 IOWA 218,781 17,882 370,175 1,058,466 792,638 15,°12 KANSAS 195,245 43,466 273,254 424,480 665,039 337,641 MINNESOTA 262,873 35,233 332,431 431,433 371,078 168,643 8TSS9DPI 164,352 89,177 233,192 236,494 319,717 1,476 WF9PA5FA 129,891 2,550 234,905 293,739 143,361 19,065 N0,I4 DAKOTA 129,580 4,811 123,409 26,912 245,866 snuvn 9AKOTA

4,052,08° 438,185 3,883,082 9,713,088 7,431,869 2,156,122 SOUTH EAST

326,890 61,978 237,649 313,62° 796,554 471,077 ALABAMA 199,164 3,194 175,876 243,865 218,364 170,719 ARKANSAS 384,726 33,602 328,028 824,616 727,738 150,942 PLOPIDA 444,281 36,783 327,722 1,113,773 896,810 755,/54 GEOPGIA 189,962 16,457 452,202 320,603 671,752 192,163 KENTUCKY 348,415 19,036 407,405 998,188 536,242 26,962 L0DI6IANA 353,247 30,920 287,346 1,570,311 839,757 199,689 8ISSISSIP0I 428,487 66,438 526,941 1,34e,149 402,647 163,933 NOPT4 CAROLINA 347,412 47,409 342,337 649,930 664,989 191,179 SOUTH CAROLINA 322,610 34,755 456,378 1,014,065 575,498 468,W TmorsSim 524,351 67,867 178,853 1,096,957 743,790 - VIRGINIA 183,544 19,746 168,351 236,002 357,667 15,543 WEST VIRGINIA

1,439,752 183,340 2,192,121 2,417,573 2,813,977 630,555 soullisirsT

214,600 31,278 137,044 411,046 314,935 - ARIZONA 88,299 24,713 160,250 349,970 307,221 - NEW REMO 237,406 21,293 628,322 459,986 347,504 34,083 OKLAPORIA 890,437 106,056 1,266,505 1,197,462 1,844,317 596,577 TEXAS

572,216 125,424 977,792 2,006,737 2,119,521 141,559 ROCKY mouNTATn

242,812 77,606 273,359 1,135,487 608,970 23,013 COLORADO 49,121 18,018 142,756 171,731 239,536 - TDA8O 47,086 14,552 261,606 103,496 199,731 2,383 MONTANA 176,040 4,978 198,536 391,883 996,564 116,163 01A4 57,157 9,680 101,535 204,140 74,729 - WYOMING

1,63r,257 180,170 1,228,108 3,916,070 6,864,368 1044,748 FAP WEST

22,655 1,146 32,035 16,304 51,411 - ALASKA 1,131,763 152,670 420,716 2,564,917 4,739,839 636,646 CALIFORNIA 66.076 6,664 88,291 34,602 104,407 693 HAWAII 36,539 1,248 8,428 27,066 99,727 150 NRVARA 129,517 412 363,298 699,603 1,156,233 144,757 OREGON 249,737 18,030 315,340 573,578 712,161 262,596 WASHINGTON

137,472 31,826 338,084 172,703 661,532 158,894 SEPV/CP SCHOOLS

8,852 35,516 199,059 140,333 11,599 OUTLYING ARIAS

505 1,1144 37,592 GUAM 8,347 35,516 199,115 102,741 11,599 PUERTO RICO

25 TABLE 8.--ASSIGNAPJLE mum PEET OF ?LOON SPACE IN PNYSICAL FACILITIES OE PRIVATELY CORTNOLIED COLLEGES AND (REPORTED SY INSTITUTIONS)

TO'AL REGION AND STATE OP SOUAREJPEET CLASSNOOR LABORATORY OFFICE STUDY SPECIAL OTHER AREA ASSIGNABT% USE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 I

JEER ENGLAND 22,C08,690 2,773,325 3,728,440 3,793,051 2,206,494 2,301,371

CONNECTICUT 1,777,422 262,199 261,672 211,966 216,1512 239,569 MAINE 1,719,601 220,474 152,079 19C,058 172,292 330,989 P15510105E115 13,279,391 1,647,260 2,420,575 2,496,080 1,244,093 1,059,091 NEN HABPSUIRE 1,962,810 321,595 291,981 322,760 211,705 285,355 RHODE ISLAND 2,274,487 218,995 473,702 450,269 251,564 259,151 VEPHONT 994,979 102,802 128,431 121,918 110,028 127,216

MIDEAST 59,981,166 7,690,440 11,054,365 10,155,852 5,908,972 6,170,402 MAYA?! 186,210 47,083 12,768 23,860 10,146 17,219 DIST. OF COLUMBIA 5,316,170 571 123 726,762 836,489 347,699 623,951 MARYLAND 3,345,093 516,159 476,004 506,193 354,269 361,125 NEN JERSEY 5,080,726 720,354 872,487 8E0,628 622,690 628,783 NEW YORK - 27,816,377 3,507,304 6,098,461 5,321,380 2,799,232 2,775,349 PENNSYLVANIA 18,236,590 2,328,117 2,867,883 2,587,302 1,774,936 1,763,975

GREAT LAKES 44,474,030 5,199,497 7,006,070 6,132,678 1.,1.7.046 4,950,799

ILLINOIS 13,145,232 1,435,940 2,238,282 2,281,442 1,283,739 1,451,234 INDIANA 7,472,884 858,509 970,181 873,553 858,910 826,861 MICHIGAN 6,846,870 983,897 863,249 805,767 618,346 778,137 OHIO 10,804,267 1,331,011 2,070,547 1,604,568 1,057,378 1,302,585 WISCONSIN 6,204,777 590,140 863,811 567,348 378,673 591,982

'LAI'S 22,891,370 3,323,245 3,392,693 2,667,690 2,280,727 2,985,653

IOWA 4,934,408 772,063 636,658 532,183 499,829 642,154 KANSAS 2,466,679 361,345 248,707 228,615 245,539 344,925 MINNESOTA 4,790,314 928,730 670,273 514,700 544,892 849,123 MISSOURI 7,709,462 816,583 1,335,889 1,020,317 741,309 848,978 NEBRASKA 1,788,081 277,961 353,458 231,910 161,407 190,999 NORTH DAKOTA 219,260 31,597 19,934 31,531 9,370 14,411 SOUTH DAKOTA 983,166 134,966 127,774 108,434 78,381 95,063

SOUTHEAST 38,395,766 5,481,375 4,962,586 5,032,454 3,840,398 4,241,766

ALABAMA 2,197,883 324,03 344,384 328,544 194,516 274,241 ARKANSAS 1,610,224 216,509 275,082 166,567 131,923 149,759 FLORIDA 4,251,422 700,286 721,725 753,974 473,700 255,734 GEORGIA 4,105,299 608,878 565,811 465,647 336,278 385,167 KENTUCKY 2,527,887 420,137 243,617 345,222 305,440 320,961 LOUISIANA 1,512,419 104,677 57,493 251,329 85,622 56,282 MISSISSIPPI 1,097,848 186,688 141,626 138,533 95,260 192,091 WORTH CARCLINA 8,157,160 990,212 1,048,925 1,042,405 819,868 877,797 SOUTH CAROLINA 2,528,333 514,726 312,180 292,074 228,522 227,068 TEUNESSEF 5,511,995 705,250 693,968 638,934 666,232 815,451 VIRGINIA 3,858,296 557,406 *30,969 460,073 402,049 470,516 WEST VIRGINIA 1,037,000 152,553 126,806 149,152 100,988 116,700

SOUTHEAST 11,615,632 1,582,182 1,849,376 1,816,200 1,479,324 1,360,201

ARIZONA 363,576 24,068 20,538 28,879 14,015 184,440 NEN MEXICO 375,334 59,546 39,599 31,856 27,119 43,847 OKLAHOMA 1,933,552 302,635 303,365 269,677 277,095 208,559 TEXAS 8,943,170 1,195,933 1,485,874 1,485,788 1,161,095 923,355

ROCKY MOUNTAIN 4,497,767 1,053,906 323,562 567,357 186,030 914,388

COLORADO 927,335 144,163 97,205 117,781 106,968 105,015 IDAHO 491,908 231,320 17,854 31,721 50,472 17,412 MONTANA 357,236 38,084 60,280 44,191 24,754 49,277 UTAH 2,721,288 640,339 148,223 373,664 3,836 742,684 WYOMING ------

FAR WEST 20,042,613 2,555,349 3,539,357 2,949,319 2,200,296 2,349,645

ALASKA 75,499 16,852 13,100 7,866 7,188 - CALIFORNIA 14,917,824 1,858,550 2,883,981 2,286,654 1,560,510 1,700,073 EANAII 257,784 51,217 37,309 32,345 25,992 22,522 NEVADA . - - - - OREGON 1,954,414 283,796 253,213 276,989 270,386 174,164 WASHINGTON 2,837,092 344,934 351,754 345,465 336,220 452,886

SERVICE SCHOOLS

OUTLYING AREAS 395,565 66,762 12,103 43,026 40,787 372

GUAM PUERTO RICO 395,565 66,762 12,103 43,026 40,787 372

26 UNIVERSITIES, BY TYPE OF ROOM IND BY REGION IND STATE OR OTHER AREA: AGGREGATE UNITED STATES, SEPTEMBER 1964 r.--- GENERAL USE 7000 HEALTH LOUNGE AND ALL SUPPORTING rrinciti REGION AND STATE RECREATION OTHER CAPE

8 9 10 11 12 13 11

995,237 168,063 1,224,771 2,679,925 2,110,074 27,91R NEW ENGLAND

10,214 2,982 16,208 387,086 166,420 2,044 CONNECTICUT 192,733 15,093 150,301 142,227 151,457 1,898 FAME 475,372 108,145 601,895 1,769,787 1,437,045 20,4,44 FASSACROSETTS 129,412 12,307 189,749 97,848 99,776 322 NEW HAEPSHIRE 128,645 16,272 178,700 178,022 119,167 !MODE ISLAND 58,761 13,264 87,918 104,955 136,110 3,576 VERPoNT

2,921,030 460,292 2,956,142 5,731,609 5,325,578 1,606,484 MIDEAST

20,348 1,710 3",721 5,623 12,732 - DELAWARE 159,481 141,534 233,494 906,347 644,376 124,614 DIST- OF COLUMBIA 156,868 33,140 225,212 447,279 268,684 140 MARYLAND 227,121:0 42,791 266,727 419,389 342,152 7,175 mpg JERSEY 1,424,357 156,059 1,077,798 2,018,209 1,945,847 692,381 NEW YORK 932,426 85,058 1,118,190 1,931,762 2,461,767 782,154 PENNSYLVANIA

1,991,101 244,716 3,288,228 7,212,366 3,723,652 524,877 GREAT LAKES

562,439 76,256 918,071 1,274,594 1,230,711 392,524 ILLINOIS 476,046 46,394 772,894 1,168,966 614,715 5,835 INDIANA 424,100 28,384 530,436 1,275,480 523,116 15,956 MICHIGAN 417,578 62,522 757,135 1,269,645 838,347 92,751 OHIO 113,938 31,160 309,692 2,223,46/ 516,763 17,809 WISCONSIN

1,209,244 87,203 1,814,222 3,047,510 1,677,339 405,844 PLAINS

300,425 12,466 458,150 749,407 301,962 29,111 IOWA 147,343 6,205 240,626 436,366 156,272 50,736 KANSAS 230,703 18,406 286,777 434,584 306,364 5,762 H/NNESOTA 284,598 37,510 624,118 903,462 796,294 300,404 MISSOURI 101,151 10,177 82,064 304,714 55,69 11,631 NEBRASKA 19,545 258 62,227 78,471 1,414 - FORTS DAFOTA 125,479 2,111 60,260 190,506 58,922 1,200 SOUTH DAKOTA

2,313,304 296,092 2,371,324 5,455,727 3,456,924 941,116 SOUTHEAST

117,047 16,498 91,316 333,624 118,183 55,178 ALABAMA 108,093 8,159 107,666 341,374 105;072 - ARKANSAS 159,110 52,653 243,006 573,142 303,704 14,088 TLONIDA 255,495 31,289 183,723 411,324 501,015 360,672 GEORGIA 170,691 7,300 284,073 264,384 165,846 216 KENTUCKY 41,768 3,412 53,080 726,303 132,325 128 LOUISIANA 83,288 5,432 35,215 129,157 46,312 4,246 MISSISSIPPI 527,565 75,374 668,152 1,002,351 686,667 397,924 NORTH CAROLINA 156,446 27,942 204,409 269,151 211,218 84,097 SOUTH CAROLINA 914,344 23,585 247,415 792,018 594,458 19,540 TENNESSEE 270,314 37,237 124,519 504,579 494,807 5,827 VI/GINIA 108,343 7,211 108,730 107,520 58,997 - WEST VIRGINIA

619,255 52,256 964,388 1,025,819 821,520 45,111 SOUTHWEST

5,585 745 9,062 67,687 8,562 - ARIZONA 36,517 1,284 38,051 76,852 18,663 2,000 M/ MEXICO 91,093 5,119 163,376 187,813 124,130 690 OKLAHOMA 486,060 45,108 753,899 693,472 670,1E5 42,421 TEXAS

152,900 12,550 212,100 577,312 484,494 13,168 POCKY ROUNTAIN

65,332 11,936 42,178 129,057 107,700 COLORADO 24,137 614 30,794 87,176 408 - IDAHO 27,235 - 43,673 38,081 31,661 - MONTANA 36,196 - 95,455 322,998 344,725 13,168 UTAH - - - - - WYOMING

859,267 128,933 1,111,043 2,609,059 1,306,402 433,943 FAR WEST

- - 5,778 22,166 2,429 120 ALASKA 517,813 104,562 676,633 2,061,032 853,165 414,851 CALIFORNIA 26,504 797 1,312 41,782 18,044 HAWAII ------NEVADA 147,911 9,870 207,685 207,668 112,044 10,688 OREGON 167,039 13,704 219,635 276,411 320,760 8,284 WASHINGTON

SERVICE SCHOOLS

10,107 370 9,397 206,139 5,707 795 OUTLYING AREAS

GUAM 10,107 3.0 9,397 206,139 5,707 795 PUERTO RICO

27 TAIL: 1.--ASSIGNAPLE SQUARE FEET OF ?LOOS SPACEIN VESIDLNCE RILLS Or COLLEGES 4ND csivresuns, Pr ISSIITMIONALCONTFOL AND LEM: (REPORTED AT INSTITUTIONS) AGONEGATF WITTED STATES, S'?"!'!' 14148

TOTAL INSTITUTIONAL SQUARE f_?! SINGLE COYTPOL AND LEVEL ?!'SILT 70oD *SS P:Y*3LE ?EPSON ONIPS SIPVICES

1 2 3 6 c . .

ALL INSTITUTIONS 287,973,252 213,148,237 55,444,143 13,356,8'52 4-T5.AP INSTITUTIONS 2W,119,487 2r2,999,11 54,,29,926 12,890,346

UNIVEPSITIRS 173,748,663 84,61.11,9S1 ALL 0'!!! 4-YEA? 32,1124,013 7,17),3403 166,321,024 118,311,61* 22,245,4113 5,714,642 2 -TEA' INSTITUTIONS 12,853,749 10,1119,062 2,738,237 844,484

FU3LICLI CONTFOLLFD 165,670,051 128,967,03° 36,128,301 4,,374,711 4 -TEA? INSTITUTIONS -159,837,293 116,447,434 75,217,797 e,127,f.,42 UNIVERSITIES 96,863,623 63,819,631 25,425,715 5,418,277 ALL OMR I-YEA! 64,973,670 52,677,403 4,742,082 2,51'3,785 2-YEA! INSTITUTIONS 5,632,758 4,464,68c sir,smit 252,664

PFIVATELv CONTIOLLED 111,503,201 92,1E1,198 20,334,862 6,482,141 4-TTL-7 INSTITUTIONS 118;282,144 86,501,261 19,1'12,124 4,764004

UNIVERSITIES 28,934,11140 20,780,920 6,5401,294 1,55c,622 ALL OTNEN 4 -TEA! 1,347,354 65,720,441 12,613,831 1,212,48' 2-TEAF INSTITUTIONS 7,221,CC7 5,479,637 1,327,733 213,8M

28

1 IIELY 10.--1SSIGNIBLE SODAPE FELT Cr ?LOOP SPICE I4 pEsTcEscE 'FALLS OP COLLECTS AND 0v7TrilsrTins, !LIMON AID STMT: 0! OTEE2 AREA:1GGEEG1TE c4ITEc STATES, SEPT!!?!! 1948 (REPORTED WY ISSTITUTIOXS) TDTAL PTGION i!0 STATE 03 SOMPE TETT STSSLF ?AMY TOMD OTEEP APE/ ASSIGYAELT ?EPSON VMS STRVICPS

1 7

NEW FSGLAND 17,249,375 14,001,097 1,950,667 1,'077, 981

CCKIECTICOT 2,1160,205 1,64 r,927 3np,14c 923,698 MAINE 7,000,757 2,056,1°5 1cc,cer 148,411 PASSACEDSETTS 7,211,805 5,84E,614 047,157 406,C44, 1144 E1108S8Ilm 2,222,638 2,190,1165 27,658 4,114 PROD! ISLAND... 1,854,521 1,460,-1C 281,070 111,73? TyPEOST 1,095,789 799,071 707,123 93,599

IIDTAST 49,115,003 17,483,191 7,930,911 2,697,101

SELAWAPE 909,664 834,065 71,798 - DIST. OF CCIUM6IA 7,406,779 2,264,105 67,970 11e,044 MATYLIND 4,457,711 3,794,315 530,158 129,1e0 NEW 4FRSPY 5,175,890 2,759,960 1,982,620 731,706 NEN YOPF 21,247,180 14,888,004 0,-19,6rF 1,744,97r PENSSYLTASIA 13,878,379 11,041,037 1,457,e49 079,891

G9EAT LAKES 59,986,563 011,474,690 11,447,720 0.460,699

ILI-MOTS 10,623,217 1e,rs9,r61 3,457,057 1,^56,599 TNDIAIi 10.511,061 7,332,105 2,376,443 802,822 3ICEIC10 16,276,392 11,020,764 3,700,901 1,14-.5,639 10,004,904 8,472,243 917,248 619,-188 OHIO 959,r73 WISCONSIN 8,570,989 7,171,011- sasonc

PLAINS 27,956,582 71,478;647 6.109,507 1,292,416

InitA 6,227,605 0,272,000 1,598,530 157,031 KASSAS 4,143,176 2,707,906 1,204,771 190,059 MINNESOTA 5,929,012 0,089,331 R66,891 173,700 rusqcalrr 7,105,929 5,905,387 734,069 416,001 IFPRASKA 1,834,376 1,683,301 194,815 12,179 0on3 DAKOTA 1,337,513 073,063 347,017 17,413 50073 rlEcTA 1.789,872 1,497,576 194,501 104,fcc

SOUTHEAST 56,=.,683 5C,447,34 10,050,905 1,333,051 'LAMA 0,850,810 3,626,9%1 1,017,764 206,611 ARKANSAS 3,050,293 2,379,277 748,126 16,890 TIOEIOA A094,255 a.729,09 1,324,647 104,923 GEOPGTA 5,115,195 ,196,^15 1,791,125 128,059 KENTUCKY 5,174,700 3,578,590 1,306,027 149,727 LOUISIANA 5,180,019 4,174,887 373,497 135,626 EISSTSSIPPI 0,685,015 3,400,771 1,190,185 54,459 s0 rT3 CAROLINA 9,021,393 7,433,599 1,397,881 89,011 501178 CARCLINA 5,172,670 4,043,041 1,102,078 26,751 TENNESSEE 6,573,632 4,980,043 1,697,010 296,179 VIVGINIA 7,778,213 5,969,318 1,730,581 78,310 WEST VITGINIA 2,500,089 1,794,909 739,775 5,405

SOUTHWEST 29,276.949 22,710,716 9,567,562 1,000,671

ANIZOIA 2,566,528 2,060,607 429,049 67,437 NEW MEXICO 2,070,384 1,477,297 574,686 118,406 OKLAE08, 8,072,365 5,687,019 2,399,377 109,069 TEXAS . 16,167,672 13,520,758 2,210,090 032,864

POCKY M00NTA/11 11,633,540 7,663,107 3,345,193 625,005

COLORADO 5.003,932 3,079,391 1,268,657 295,P84 IDAHO 1483,138 867,982 166,270 *8,896 MONTANA 2,007,023 1.109,255 719,203 138,555 UTAH 2,551,485 1,587,887 1196,599 67,043 WYOMING 4117,°6t 578,577 294,708 70,677

TAP WEST 19,235,207 13,842,058 4,368,0114 1,020,665

ALASKA 339,029 171,401 159,488 12,100 CALITOTNIA 10,686,767 6,998,656 3,003,112 684,999 HANAII 401,251 366,903 128,603 6,104 NEVADA 262,674 262,089 - cilic OWEGO' 2,119,627 2,050,950, 70,778 08,399 WASHINGTON 5,325,859 3,992,1'19 1,061,363 272,077

SERVICE SCHOCIS 2,205,777 782,788 1,039,917 23,077

OUTLYING ATLAS 479,213 220,549 253,547 5,197

GUAM - PUERTO PICO 479,213 220,5(9 253,407 5,197

29 a

TA3LE 11.-- ASSIGNABLE SOAR! TUT OF FLOOR SPACE IN RESIDENCE !ILLS OF PVPLICLY COOTROLLED COLLEGES AND 'MINERS:TIES, RY REGION AND STI"E Cl OTMER AREA: AGGTEGATE UNITED SIAM, SEP7EE8ER 1954 (REPORTED AT INSTITUTIONS)

TOTAL 3EGI0N AND STATE OR SQBARE FEET SINGLE FAMILY TOM OTEEP AREA ASSIGNABLE ?EPSON UNITS SERVICES i 1 2 3 4

NEN ENGLAND 5,546,478 4,640,910 576,771 328,727

CONNECTICUT 1,371,052 161,034 263,082 138,936 1,603,98* 1,328,887 143,343 131,754 MUSE 9,458 PASsACEUSITTS 382,270 351,455 21,347 AFT MARFSHIFE 1,357,796 1,332,438 25,158 PROD! ISLAND 521,430 430,901 76,009 14,52r irrisosT 309,946 228,255 41,632 34,099

MIDEAST 17,496,116 14,850,365 1,532,116 1,113,635 VELUM . 778,924 701,943 68,476 DIST. OF COLUMBIA - - - - 48,604 EASTLAND 3,063,200 2,757,917 256,603 SRI JERSZY 1,546,348 913,544 493,341 139,46? NEN YOU 6,144,351 50117,432 216,6:4 701,565 PIANSYLNANIA 5,963,293 5,320,444 426,342 216,007

GREAT LUIS 38,202,7;3 26,972,544 8,104,145 3,125:224

ILLINOIS 7,404,993 5,408,569 1,157,049 839,375 110/111 6,768,791 *,097,022 2,035,910 636,25! PTCMIGAN 13,462,932 1,030,844 3,191,865 940,218 ORIO 4,891,806 3,416,522 604,213 371,071 NIScONSIN 5,674,141 4,519,942 816,308 338,301

PLAINS 16,027,549 11,295,046 3,887,639 844,864 ICU 3,733,634 2,072,02* 1,426,394 235,216 AANSAS 2,895,041 1,516,900 1,131,642 176,491 3INNESOTA 2,560,733 2,169,206 289,215 102,312 MISSOURI 3,492,913 2,8E9,010 446,325 237,498 IMAM 979,635 833,519 144,628 1,488 ROM DAKOTA 1,191,308 861,4tO 324,577 5,285 SOUZA DAKOTA 1,174,215 962,861 124,458 86,566

SOUTHEAST 44,210,456 33,224,401 10,043,137 942,118

ALA813A . 3,672,230 2,646,235 868,670 157,325 APRAISAS 2,049,420 1,572,057 468,698 8,665 FLORIDA 3,646,875 2,479,676 1,050,739 $6,468 GEORGIA 3,512,193 2,495,376 168,625 48,892 SEITUCKY 3,750,082 2,758,592 873,615 117,795 LOUISIANA 4,795,532 3,878,702 781,204 135,626 MISSISSIPPI . 4,051,321 2,933,656 1,064,109 53,363 30818 CAROL/NA 4,449,675 3,827,701 580,755 41,219 SOOT! CAROL/1S 3,573,273 2,655,505 914,214 3,554 TENNESSEE - ...... 4,255,545 2,912,483 1,012,141 260,921 VIRGINIA 4,918,816 3,929,353 963,705 25,758 NEST VINCINIA 1,534,717 1,065,065 467,112 2,540

SOUTHWEST 22,162,158 16,744,566 4,532,158 884,634

ARIZONA 2,435,176 1,981,765 396,619 56,792 NEI MEXICO 1,826,367 1,207,269 501,892 117,206 OKLANOMA 7,168,811 4,653,827 2,149,032 365,952 344,61111 TEXAS . 10,731,804 8,901,705 1,485,415

ROCKY MOUNTAIN 8,978,645 5,632,781 2,794,202 551,662

COLORADO 4,444,556 2,921,739 1,250,126 272,691 IDAHO 785,657 596,418 140,353 48,816 MONTANA 1,823,719 975,459 709,795 1341,465. MAR. 976,751 560,588 399,220 16,943 !TONING 947,962 578,577 214,708 74,677

!Al NEST 10,205,671 6,682,587 2,962,309 560,775

ALASKA 246,132 138,221 107,911 - CAL/POINIA 4,546,420 2,204,810 1,991,678 349,932 HAWAII 250,352 192,653 51,594 6,105 NEVADA 262,674 262,089 - 585 OREGON 1,264,431 1,253,445 10,469 517 !ASUNCION 3,63:662 2,631,369 800,657 203,636

SERVICE SCHOOLS 2,245,777 782,788 1,439,917 23,072

OUTLYING ARM 334,488 140,981 253,507

GUAM PUERTO RICO 314,488 140,981 253,507

30 ?ABLE 12.-1251G/15LE SOAVE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE /X mimic' MILLS OF PRIIATELT CONIPOLLED COLLEGES AND UNITE/SITITS, IT NEGIOR IND STATE OR OTMER APEA: ACCIEGISE UNITED STASES, SEPTISPEP 1964 (REPORTED IT INSTITUTIONS) TOTAL REGION AID STATE OF SOME /LET SINGLY' rimy POOD OTHER ATEA ASSIGN1ELE ?t3501 UNITS SEEVICFS

1 2 3 4 5

058,81 NEN ENGLAND 11,702,857 9,360,112 1,381,991

CONNECTIVES 1,093,233 672,486 37,023 384,722 NAM 796,273 727,818 52,117 16,658 MISSICNOSETTS 6,829,575 5,597,110 929,415 396,F11 NEN RABPSNINE 8641,11*2 858,927 2,109 4,115 PROM ISLAND 1,333,091 1,928,81* 207,rg5 97,212 VEPEORT 785,843 566,816 159,491 c9,536

1,583,466 MIDEAST 30,619,287 22,633,026 4,492,795 MAIM 129,790 128,918 ,922 - 2,446,779 2,265,145 67,570 114,06* DIST. OP COLIMA 80,508 MARYLAND 1,398,511 1,036:338 277,665 NEN ZERSET 3,629,592 1,896,070 1,189,779 59*,2*3 NEN TOM 15,103,629 10,740,112 3,832,752 530,765 PENNSYLVANIA 7,915,086 6,620,493 1,030,707 263,886

GREAT LAKES 21,783,850 17,502,146 3,342,279 939,425 7,211,229 4,660,992 2,300,*98 257,32* ILLINOIS 166,563 1101111 3,792,270 3,235,174 349,933 2,813,460 2,396,915 2*9,128 165,917 MICRIGAN 2**,317 ONIO 5,113,098 4,555,736 313,045 10c,809 NISCONSIN 2,896,798 2,651,829 139,165

1,307,868 487,55* PLAINS I 11,939,033 10,182,611 2,993,971 2,200,016 172,140 121,815 IONA 14,969 KANSAS 1,248,135 1,161,996 72,621 2,969,279 2,320,125 576,674 71,418 MINNESOTA 178,51? MISSOURI 3,613,016 3,096,290 338,133 59,187 39,611 NEBRASKA 859,790 769,862 196,305 111,617 22,860 12,228 NORTE DAKOTA 18,289 SOOT? DAKOTA 614,567 524,655 71,493

SOOTNEAST 22,579,227 17,272,833 4,911,059 310,335 99,286 ALADANZ 1,178,58* 980,709 111:1.5.9 ARKANSAS 1,0**,673 757,220 279,928 4,225 2,597,390 2,249,009 239,908 58,061 FLORIDA 79,163 GEONGII 2,602-302 1,700,639 827,500 KENTUCKY 1,929,622 919,958 972,732 31,932 LOUISIANA 388,478 296,185 97,293 - 634,087 507,115 125,876 1,096 MISSISSIPPI *8,694 DONT' CANOLINA 9,571,718 3,705,898 817,126 SORTN CAROLINA 1,599,397 1,388,336 187,66* 23,197 35,258 TENNESSEE . 2,718,087 1,997,560 685,269 2,859,397 2,039,965 766,876 52,556 VIRGINIA 2,265 VEST VINGIXIA 1,005,302 729,894 272,593

120,037 SOUTNNEST 7,114,791 5,960,150 1,039,40* 10,64e ARIZONA 131,352 87,882 32,830 NEN MEXICO 294,017 220,023 22,79* 1,209 OKLAI081 1,303,55* 1,033,192 250,345 20,017 TEXAS 5,435,868 4,619,053 728,635 88,160

73,383 ROCKY MOUNTAIN 2,6511,695 2,030,121 551,191

COLORADO 599,376 557,652 18,531 23,153 - IDAHO 217,481 271,549 25,917 DDITANA 183,304 173,806 9,408 90 VTAN 1,574,734 1,027,299 *97,335 50,100 NTONING - - - -

*63,890 111 NEST 9,029,536 7,159,971 1,906,175

ALASKA 92,897 33,620 47,177 12,100 335,067 CALIPOIPIA 0. 6,140,347 4,793,996 1,011,43* - 1111/I 250,899 173,850 77,049 NEVADA - - - 797,505 9,809 47,882 OREGON .41,0 855,196 NASNINCTOR 1,690,197 1,360,650 260,706 69,891

SEPTIC! SCHOOLS

OUTLYING AREAS 84,725 79,528 5,197

GUAM PUERTO RICO 84,725 79,528 5,197 31 718LE 13.-355=131LE 500A?' FEET OF ELOOR SPACr II PETSICIL FACILITIES OF COLLEGES AID OnIERSITIES, (REPORTED IT INSTIECTIONS)

G- rig nil. OSE ISSIITOTIOSAL cOSTFOL IOTAL ASO SOME FEET CL1SE3008 LISORITCRE cirrus' =VDT SPECFAL OSE ZSIoLLE.0T sIZ? ASSIGRARLE rooD

1 2 3 lig c I A 1 7 1 I 1 P

-S7AL 7=FL7C ,10 pairsTP 757,86 41,751 67,496,346 162,835,196 51,960,40%46,258,55% 65,011,19521,183,342 531 LID amp 38,576,C51 1,155,911 3,212,75% 2,733,158 2,810,891 3,100,511 1,207,E10 cr1-999 44,8041,650 9,031,781 8,775,622 5,773,55% 5,150,509 6,705,005 3,715,11 !0 1,'"er-2,000 1410,467,09 14,398,367 16,184,0%0 11,8C5,314 5,542,070 12,331,412 5,247,143 ,.c4 -9,999 100,8%5,514 11,571,387 70,207,632 10,716,350 6,703,45,0 9,916,898 3,6e5,0158 5,8/%7-9,199 135,1532;775 11,216,444 19,973,613 7,913,675 7,201,887 12,585,911 3,674,7211 1e,cer-24,199 174,181,707 12,709,545 27,799,957 22,457,216 10,133,239 15,700,816 2,498.775 25,44'0 }ID Csrp 73,156,391 4,0/16,521 14,181,462 12,161,587 4,623,213 5,040,932 1,050,523 puBlICIT CCS-F0LLS9 4%2,610,474 39.971,400 71,130.988 51,7°1,615 25,793,9116 41,375,037 10,693,745 501, LTD osEEP 5,789,322 1,005,936 1,001,346 4R9,722 373,01r 582,112 110,711 501-999 11,654,314 2,701,096 3,761,024 1,931,623 1,116,175 2,443,315 614,949 1,000-2,459 41,769,493 5,858,158 6,560,991 9,492,512 2,517,918 4,214,133 1,663,932 2,c60-4,999 67,759,143 7,385,932 9,435,372 6,164,91N 3,818,260 6,668,30E 2,321,219 5,6r8 -9,995 95,226,29% 14,937,925 13,498,657 4,166,5%5 0p4E3,6416 5,117,03* 2,472,637 10,C00-221,555 1201,226,5318 10,156,*17 22,902,627 17,816,812 8,767,26* 12,981,111 2,210,C85 25,090 AND MP 72,155,366 4,415,936 14,612,356 12,595,811 4,557,1573 5,068,154 1,020,213

73ITITFLi CCS7POLL.18 315,251,277 27,511,946 34,654,502 20,761,78520,410,758 23,655,158 10,359,597 50D LTD UND172 32,763,729 3,389,975 2,263,405 2,243,436 2,1%6,551 2,418,321 1,386,007 501-599 67.150,310 6,323,685 5,014,593 4,871,931 4,033,62% 9,702,130 2,500,155 1,003-3,1199 99,511,126 1,5%0,199 8,623,2 %9 7,762,812 6,109,152 1,117,740 3,553,211 2,500 -4,458 41,059071 3,785,455 4,771,266 4,351,755 2,135,425 2,431,530 1,181,237 5,00e-1,099 40,606,1181 2,858,519 5,0174,946 5,726,53n 2,558,221 2,652,477 1,087,0,13 70,000-24,505 33,958,159 2,551,128 4,597,3%0 4,626,470 2,165,175 2,710,505 598,692 25.Cr' AVE CITE 1,001,031 57,985 169,1'6 165,776 64,210 974 34,312

32 NT TYPE OT 100E AID NI INSTITOTIONLL CONTPOL AID ZsIOLLEtsr SIZE: AGGFEGAT? MUTED STATES, SEPPEEEEN 1468

GENTFAL VSE--CONTig0.10 prsiimrxt BEDICAL IFSTITIMONAL CO2,70L 101110E O SIPPOITINS C1$! SINGLE MILT mop 111, EEALTE SEMITIC!! ILL OTEEP PEASOw VMS SE2TICTS rsiminsig- vis°

9 10 11 12 I 13 la 15 16 17 I

2,722,183 26,268,77057,106,624 22,478,5807,476,711179,825,723 24,453,246 1C,763,221 TOTAL PVPLIC SID ?M17T 123,286 1,165,326 2,720,842 2,497,251 300,110 1,231,437 2,395.115 503,631 Sc 0 ANDOlIDS4 314,056 3,837,382 8,262,752 2,272,4861,696,807 22,220,020 5,265,P50 82P034 501-142 523,866 6,280,81311,517,522 7,716,280 352,620 37,443,528 7,010,822 1,712,740 1,000-2,299 383,210 3,887,507 7,126,329 6.491,682 786,122 26,C86,407 5,967,713 1.812.P52 2.500-2.499 412,275 2,686,115 8,367,581 7,226,361 960,626 36,735,652 5,272,392 1,284,804 5,000-1,141 626,826 2,581,22613,175,001 .9,901,5131,708,917 36,986,72412,373,25P 2,833,621 1e,Anr-2a,940 197,782 221,221 3,434.5e2 5,972,1112,171,4A7 12,023,153 5,569,110 1.117.322 25,00° AND OTT?

1,334,583 13,971,85229,793,083 27,252,7054,457,763 93,111,170 25,888,674 5,917,104 POSLICLT CON-POLLED 22,229 162,164 710,073 375,853 1,818 566,186 217.575 82,437 500 170 ME/ 44,343 834,123 1,302,407 1,081,299 1707,710 2,763,592 717,532 102,501 601-122 119,477 1,471,694 3,172,277 2,325,256 254,062 7,065,056 2,003,518 183,647 1,0PP-7,212 250,604 2,457,061 2,609,141 2,572,748 320,152 12,834,217 3,627,361 722,026 7,521'-2,119 212.734 3,562,151 2,826,385 5,044,825 70,871 27,110,118 1,335,189 1.255.287 5."-n-1964 405,412 3.642,38611,177,326 7,438,191 1,118,879 21,716,011 1,318,301 2,32C,401 10,A0 -24,111 117;704 141,153 3,113,464 5,913,5231,963,311 11,863,722 5,569,19e 1,112,102 25,0OP AND 0TE?

1.287,600 13,188,11127,313,541 17,225,8753,518,148 25,826,553 16,564,772 4,765,374 PPTTATELTCONTFOLLID 161,257 1,803,162 3.939,771 2,121,406 2111,212 7,673,251 2,177,540 426,114 590 AID MEP 341,713 3,052,431 6,162,345 3,311,187 181,017 11,476,223 4,5417.51e 785,535 501-121 BLOCK NO.C0C232, TIM /PEA OIDERFLOV

404,381 2,801,181 8,343,243 5,310,812 98,578 30,378,172 5,007,206 1,529,09/ 1,000-2.2" 132,686 1,430,449 2,517,180 1,110,234 445,172 11,251,919 2,320,352 1.475.968 2,540 -4.99e 118,141 1,122,464 3,541,196 2,381,536 889,755 9,675,556 1,537,116 229,522 5,000 -9,122 221,414 146,159 1,117,683 1,962,522 590,118 7,190,705 2,174,011 512,712 10,040 -21,81,5 22,268 21,123 5e,*76 204,016 180,231 6,350 2c,00r, AIM MEE

rt 0 33Cr3(-0.4446 1

APPENDIXES APPENDIX A

METHODOLOGY

The survey form, "Inventory of College and University Physical Facilities," OE- 2300 -7, was sent out as part of the Higher Education General Information Survey package for 1968. The population of inquiry was the 2,491 institu- tions that responded to the Opening Fall Enrollment Survey for the fall of 1968. The basic assumption was that if an institution reported enrollment data to the Office of Education for the fai' of 1968, its students would be expected to occupy some physical facilities for that same period. These facilities did not have to be owned by the institution but could have been leased or rented. This universe may not match some State records because the Office of Education receives fall enrollment data from certain institu- tions that are not recognized by the State in which they reside; e.g., the rabbinical schools in the State of New York.

Completed questionnaires were received from 2,050 institutions, a response rate of 82.3 percent of the total number of institutions in the statistical universe. The response rate by control and level of institutionappears in table A. The responding institutions accounted for 90.2 percent of the total fall enrollment for 1968, and 90.5 percent of all full-time-equIvalent (FTE) enrollment for the fall of 1968. The FIE was derived by taking the full-time enrollment plus one-third of the part-time enrollment. See appendix B for detailed enrollment by control and level of institution.

To obtain national estimates of total physical facilities the following ratio was applied.by control and level of the physical facilities data for those reporting:

(Physical facilities FIE enrollment 4. FTE enrollment for data) for respondents nonrespondents FTE enrollment for respondents

The values of the ratios used are:

Publicly controlled institutions

Universities 1.031 Other 4-year 1.084 Two -year 1.115

Privately controlled institutions

Universities 1.271 Other 4-year 1.159 Two-year 1.287

36 A-VESDIX 3

Number of institutions of higher education responding to rJrarty. by level of institution, control. region. and State: Aggregate United States. September 1968

Number Number of institutions by level anti control Region and State of Ibtal Universities I Other 4-year Two- ear :tpondents PublicI Private 1 124611c IPrivate Public-1 Private Public Private

(1) 1 (2) (3) 1 (4) i (5) 1 (6) 1 (7) 1 (8) (9) (10)

AGGREGATE UNITED STATES 2,050 907 1,143 92 54 298 E83 517 206 MEV &GLAND 133 41 92 6 3 14 65 21 24

Connecticut 24 11 13 1 2 7 8 6 Maine 14 2 12 1 1 11 - 1 Massachusetts 54 19 35 1 3 6 23 12 9 Rev Hampshire 20 3 17 1 2 13 - 4 Rhode Island 22 3 9 1 1 7 1 2 Vermont 9 3 6 1 2 4 - 2

M11 AST 397 128 269 7 22 56 201 65 46

Delaware 6 3 3 1 1 1 3 District of Columbia 17 3 14 5 2 7 1 2 Maryland 42 21 21 1 1 a 18 12 2 New Jersey 38 17 21 1 2 7 15 9 4 Mew York 186 58 123 1 11 26 93 31 24 Pennsylvania 108 26 82 3 3 12 68 11 11

GREAT LAKES 326 116 210 18 9 27 176 71 25

Illinois 93 34 59 2 4 5 45 27 10 Indiana 38 5 33 4 2 - 29 1 2 Michigan 81 37 44 3 1 9- 34 25 9 Ohio 69 17 52 8 1 4' 48 5 3 Wisconsin 45 23 22 1 1 9 20 13 1

23 PLAINS 252 102 150 12 4 22 123 53 Iowa 47 14 33 2 1 1 28 11 4 4 Kansas 43 21 22 3 - 4 18 14 Minnesota 51 24 27 1 7 24 16 3 8 Misaruri 58 18 40 1 2 7 30 10 3 1 Nebraska 22 8 14 1 1 4 12 3 4 1 North Dakota 14 10 4 2 4 2 South Dakota 17 7 10 2 5 8

SOUNEAST 482 235 247 20 6 91 177 124 64 4 Alabama 44 25 19 2 8 15 15 1 1 Arkansas 17 8 9 1 5 8 18 26 3 Florida 55 33 22 3 1 4 6 Georgia 49 25 23 1 1 14 16 11 6 Kentucky 30 7 23 2 5 17 - Louisiana 16 9 7 1 1 7 6 1 - Mississippi 41 25 16 2 6 8 17 3 North Carolina 82 42 40 2 2 14 25 26 13 4 South Carolina 36 15 21 2 4 17 9 7 Tennessee 42 11 31 1 1 6 23 4 9 Virginia 49 23 26 2 8 17 13 West Virginia 21 11 10 7 1

SOUTHWEST 166 100 66 12 5 29 47 59 14

Arizona 14 10 4 2 1 3 7 1 New Mexico 9 5 4 2 2 4 1 4 Oklahoma 34 22 -12 2 10 7 IO Texas 109 63 46 6 4 16 33 41 9

2 ROCKY MOUNTAINS 56 44 12 8 1 16 9 20

Colorado 23 18 5 2 7 5 9 2 1 Idaho 8 6 2 1 3 1 Montana 12 9 3 2 4 3 3 - 1 1 Utah 7 5 2 2 1 2 Wyoming 6 6

FAR VEST 229 135 94 8 4 28 83 99 7

Alaska 3 1 2 1 1 1 California 147 87 60 1 3 18 55 68 2 Hawaii 4 1 3 1 2 1 Nevada Oregon 37 20 17 2 1 6 13 12 3 Washington 36 24 12 2 12 19

U.S. SERVICE £CHOOLS

OUTLYING AREAS OF THE UNITED STATES 5 2 3 1 1 2 1

Canal Zone Guam 1 1 Puerto Rico 4 1 3 1 2 1 Virgin Islands 3 7 APPENDIX C by control and level of institution: Institutions of higher education responding to survey, Aggregate United States, September. 1968 Control and level of institution Total respondentsNumber of nonrespondents Number of Percentageresponding All institutions Universities 2,491 160 2,050 146 441 14 82.3 OtherTwo-year 4-year 1,465 866 1.181 723 143284 83.480.691.3 Publicly controlled institutionsUniversities 1,015 95 907 92 108 3 96.889.4 Two-yearOther 4-year 595325 517298 7827 86.991.7 Privately controlled institutionsUniversities 1,476 65 1,143 54 333 11 83.477.4 OtherTwoyear 4-year 1,140 271 883206 257 65 76.077.5 APPENDIX D Enrollment in institutions responding to survey and percentage of total enrollment in higher education, Aggregate United States, September 1968 by cqntrol and level of institution :, Control and Full-time and pact-time enrollment Full-timW.dequivalent enro11ment2/ level of institution fall"-Total, 196811 institutionsResponding Nonrespondinginstitutions respondingPercentage fall 1968 Total, I institutionsResponding--T-Ronresponding institutions Percentageresponding All institutions Universities 2,787,6827,571,636 6,833,7042,571,994 215,688737,932 92.390.2 6,024,199 5,452,679 571,520 90.5 OtherTwo-year 4-year 2,987,5281,796,426 2,674,6631,587,047 209,379312,865 88.389.5 1,251,2062,471,1672,301,826 1,106,5622,216,6152,129,502 144,644254,552172,324 88.489.792.5 Publicly controlled Universitiesinstitutions 2,083,6285,469,472 2,022,9125,091,009 378,46360,716 97.193.1 4,279,1721,746,960 4,001,4611,693,916 277,711 93.5 OtherTwo-year 4-year 1,647,6641,738,180 1,472,661.1,595,436 175,003142,744 89.491.8 1,120,7401,411,472 1,005,1981,302,347 115,542109,125 53,044 89.792.397.0 Privately controlledUniversitiesinstitutions 2,102,164 704,054 1,742,695 549,082 154,972359,469 78.082.9 1,745,027 554,866 1,451,218 293,809 83.2 OtherTwo-year 4-year 1,249,348 148,762 1,079,227 114,386 170,121 34,376 76.986.4 1,059,695 130,466 101,364914,268435,586 145,427119,280 29,102 77.786.378.5 2/1/ FTE1. Opening full-time-equivalent, Fall Enrollment inOffice Higher of Education,Education, Washington: the sum of all full-time plus one-third of all part-time U.S.smuuencs. Government Printing Office, February 1969, 36 1968: Part A - Summary Data (0E-54003-68). .U.S. Department p. . of Health, Education, and Welfare, APPENDIX E

1/ Square feet of leased floor space reported by institutions of higher education, by control and level of institution: September 1968

Publicly controlled Privately 'controlled Level of institution Total institutions institutions

All institutions 3,615,981 2,603,843 1,012,138

Universities 1,020,922 682,588 338,334

Other 4-year 679,020 299,352 379,668

Two-year ',916,039 1,621,903 294,136

1/ Twenty States and Puerto Rico reported leased space. APPENDIX F

LIST OF NONRESPONDENTS

ALABAMA CALIFORNIA (cont'd)

Samford University St. Albert's College St. John's College ARIZONA St. Patrick's College San Francisco TheologicalSeminary Grand Canyon College San Luis Rey College Simpson Bible College ARKANSAS Solano College Tahoe Paradise College Arkansas A. & M. College U.S. InternatiOnal University College of the Ozarks University of the Pacific Phillips County Community Col. Univ. of San Diego Col.for Men Shorter College Univ. of San Diego Col. for Women West Valley College CALIFORNIA Woodbury College

American River College COLORADO Arizona Bible Col. of BiolaCol. Armstrong College Colorado Western College Art Center College of Design Community College of Denver Berkeley Baptist Divinity Sch. Conservative Baptist Theol.Sem. Butte Junior College Iliff School of Theology California Baptist Theol. Sem. St. Thomas Seminary Chabot College University bf DenVer Church Divinity Sch. of Pacific City College of San Francisco CONNECTICUT Coalinga College Cogswell Polytechnical College Annhurst College College of Alameda Berkeley Divinity School Columbia Junior College Bridgeport Engineering Institute Cuesta College College of Notre Dame of Wilton- Deep Springs College Diocesan Sisters College Fuller Theological Seminary Eastern Connecticut State College Glendale College Hartford Seminary Foundation Gvaduate Theological Union Hartford State Technical College Hartnell College Norwalk Community College John F. Kennedy University Quinnipiac College Laney College Sacred Heart University Ohlone College St. Alphonsus College Otis Art Inst. of L. A.County St. Joseph College Pacific College Silvermine College of Art Pacific Lutheran Theol. Sem. South Central Community College Pacific Oaks College Southern Connecticut State College Pacific School of Religion Thames Valley State Technical Col. Pacific Union College University of Bridgeport Pasadena Playhouse Collegeof University of Hartford Theatre Arts Wesleyan University Russell College Yale University 41 DISTRICT (:)F COLUMBIA ILLINOIS (cont'd)

Marjorie Webster Junior College Columbia College Oblate College Concordia Theological Seminary St. Paul's College Divine Word Seminary Strayer Junior College Garrett Theological Seminary Wesley Theological Seminary George Williams College Washington Bible College Ill. Col. of Podiatric Medicine John A. Logan College FLORIDA John Marshall Law School Lake FOrest College Florida College Lake Land College Jones College Loyola University St. John Vianney Minor Seminary MacCormac College St. Leo College Mallinckrodt College University of South Florida Maria Junior College McCormick Theological Seminary GEORGIA McKendree College Meadville Theological School Brenau College Monticello College Brewton Parker College Moody Bible College Clark College Morton College Columbia Theological Seminary National College of Education Georgia Military College Northern Baptist Theological Sem. Gordon Military College. Principia College Interdenominational Theol. Ctr. Robert Morris College of Carthage Morris Brown College Rockford College Toccoa Falls Institute, Inc. Seabury Western Theological Sem. St. Mary of the Lake Seminary HAWAII Shimer College Southeastern Illinois College HsAwaii Loa College Tp/entine College Vandercook College of Music IDAHO Wabash Valley College

College of Idaho INDIANA College of St. Gertrude Magic Valley Christian College Christian Theologi -'al Seminary Fort Wayne .Art Institute ILLINOIS Huntington College Rose Polytechnic Institute American Academy of Art American Conservatory of Music IOWA Barest College of Sacred Heart Bethany Theological Seminary Area XI Community College--Boone Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Area XV Community College--Ottumwa Chicago Kent College of Law Emmetsburg Community College Chicago Technical College Palmer Junior College Chicago Theological Seminary Parsons College

42 KANSAS MASSACHUSETTS (cont'd) central Baptist Theological Sem. Bay Path Junior College Coffeyville Community Junior Col. Becker Junior College Colby Community Junior College Berkshire Community College Friends Bible College Boston Conservatory of Music Friends University Boston University Garden City Community Junior Col. Cardinal Cushing College, Inc. Marymount College College of Our Lady of Elms Midwest Inst. of Business Adain. Eastern Nazarene College Endicott Junior College KENTUCKY Episcopal Theological School Fisher Junior College Asbury College Gordon College Cumberland College Graham Junior College Kentucky Christian College Harvard University Lees Junior College Lasell Junior College St. Mary's College Leicester Junior College Southern Baptist Theological Sem. Lesley College Massachusetts Col. of Optometry LOUISIANA Massachusetts Maritime Academy Mount Alvernia College. Delgado College Mount Ida Junior College Grambling College New England Conservatory of Music Loyola University Newton College of Sacred Heart New Orleans Baptist Theol. Sem. North Adams State College Notre Dame Seminary Northeastern University Southern Univ. & A. & M. Col. Chamberlayne Junior College Sullivan Vocationa:-Tech. Inst. Northern Essex Community College Xavier University Oblate College and Seminary Pine Manor Junior College MAINE Quincy Junior College Regis College Bangor Theological Seminary St. John's Seminary St. Stephen's College MARYLAND School of the Museum of Fine Arts School of the Worcester Art Museum Cecil County Community College Southeastern Mass. Tech. Institute Eastern College State College at Boston Kirkland Hall College State College at Bridgewater Villa Julie College, Inc. State College at Fitchburg Woodstock College State College at Framingham Xaverian College Stevens Business College Stonehill College MASSACHUSETTS Suffolk University--Main Campus Tufts University Amherst College Univ. of Mass.--Amherst Campus Andover Newton Theological Sem. Wentworth Institute Assumption College Wheaton College Atlantic Union College Wheelock College Babson Inst. of Business Admin. Worcester Junior College .MICHIGAN NEW JERSEY (cont'd)

Cleary College College of St. Elizabeth Detroit Institute of Technology Englewood Cliffs College Grand Rapids Baptist Col. & Sem. Fairleigh Dickinson University Lake Michigan College Immaculate Conception Seminary Washtenaw Community College Luther College Mount St. Mary College MINNESOTA Newark State College Princeton Theological Seminary Crosier Seminary St. Joseph's College Dr. Martin Luther College St. Michael's Passionist Monastery Luther Theological Seminary Salesian College North Centril Bible College Shelton College St. Paul Seminary NEW MEXICO MISSISSIPPI New Mexico Highlands University Mississippi Industrial College New Mexico Junior College Western New Mexico University MISSOURI NEW YORK Concordia Seminary Eden Theological Seminary Beth Medrash Govoha Immaculate Conception Seminary Bexley Hall Marillac College CUNY--Mt. Sinai School of Medicine Midwestern Baptist Theol. Sem. Community College of Finger Lakes Missouri Baptist Col.--Hannibal Eisenhower College St. Paul's School of Theology Erie County Technical Institute Southeast_ Missouri State Col. Friends World College State Fair Community College General Theological Seminary Washington University Genesee Community College Kirkland College NEBRASKA Mesivta Tifereth Jerusalem of Am. Mesivta Torah Vodaath Rabbinical Sem. Fairbury Junior College Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute Hastings College Monroe Community College Nebraska Western College North Country Community College Norfolk Junior College Orange County Community College St. John Vianney Seminary Rabbi Jacob Joseph Rabbinical College of New York NEW;HAMPSHIRE Rabbinical Academy--Mesivta Rabbi Chaim Berlin Queen of Peace Mission Sem., Inc. Rabbinical Col. of Kamenitz Yeshiva Rabbinical Seminary of America NEW JERSEY RCA Institutes, Inc. St. Joseph's College for Women Alma White College St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theol. Sem. Assumption College for Sisters Tompkins-Cortland Cmty. Col. Bergen Community.Collega SUNY State U. at Buffalo, Main Campus

44 NEW YORK (cont'd) PENNSYLVANIA (cont'd)

SUNY College at Buffalo Alvernia College SUNY Health Science Ctr.,Buffalo Baptist Bible Seminary Westchester Community College Bloomsburg State College Cabrini College Seminary NORTH CAROLINA Crozer Theological D. T. Watson Schoolof Physiatrics Piedmont Bible College,Inc. Eastern Baptist College Sem. Sacred Heart College Eastern Baptist Theological Ellen Cushing Junior College St. Mary's JuniorCollege Shaw University Gratz College Southeastern Baptist Theol.Sem. Grove City College Southwood College Gwynedd-Mercy College Vardell Hall Harcum Junior College Haverford College Lancaster TheologicalSeminary OHIO' Lincoln University Philadelphia Art Academy of Cincinnati Lutheran Theol. Sem.-- Bliss College Mary Immaculate Seminary Bluffton College Moore College of Art Borromeo Seminary of Ohio Northeast Bible Institute Pennsylvania College of Optometry Davis Junior College ofBusiness Medical Arts Dyke College Pa. Junior College of Med. Franklin University Phila. Col. of Osteopathic Sem. Hebrew Union College Reformed Presbyterian Theol. Lourdes Junior College Rosemont College Seminary Mary Manse College St. Charles Borromeo Methodist Theol. School inOhio Spring Garden Institute Mount Vernon NazareneCollege University of Pennsylvania Ohio Technical College West Chester State College Vocational-Tech. Sch. St. Mary's Seminary West Side Area Seminary School of Dayton Art Institute Westminster Theological College Western College for Women Williamsport Area Community Pa. Wilberforce University Woman's Medical College of Wilmington College RHODE ISLAND OKLAHOMA Catholic Teachers College Providence Seminole Junior College Seminary of Our Lady of

OREGON SOUTH CAROLINA of Charleston Mount Angel Seminary Baptist College Multnomah School of the Bible Lander College Lutheran Theological SouthernSem. PENNSYLVANIA Morris College North Greenville JuniorCollege Academy of the New Church Palmer College Richland Technical EducationCenter Alliance College

45 TENNESSEE WASHINGTON

Belmont College Clark College Carson Newman College Edmonds Community College Free Will Baptist Bible _College Seattle Community College George Peabody Col. for Teachers Jackson State Community College WEST VIRGINIA Knoxville College Le Moyne Owen College Greenbrier College Lincoln Memorial University Milligan College, Inc. WISCONSIN Scarritt College Alverno College TEXAS Cardinal Stritch College Carroll College Austin Presbyterian Theol. Sem. Columbia County Teachers College El Centro College De Sales Preparatory-Sem., Inc. Episcopal Theol. Sem. of SW. Dominican College--Racine Gulf Coast Bible College Door-KewauneCounty Teachers Col. Oblate College of the Southwest Langlade County Teachers College Madison Business College UTAH Manitowoc County Teachers College Nashotah House Dixie College St. Francis Seminary Latter-Day Saints Business Col. St. Lawrence Seminary Stevens Henager College Sheboygan County Teachers College Westminster College Waushara County Teachers College

VERIUNT WYOMING 1

Col. of St. Joseph the Provider Fremont County Community College Goddard College Lyndon State College U.S. SERVICE SCHOOLS Mark Hopkins College Marlboro College U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Trinity College U.S. Naval Academy Univ. of Vt. & State Agric.Col. U.S. Naval Postgraduate School Vermont Technical College Windham College OUTLYING AREAS

VIRGINIA Canal Zone College Catholic University of Puerto Rico Father Judge Mission Seminary College of the Virgin Islands Lynchburg College Presbyterian Sch. Christian Edug. St. Paul's College Union Theological Seminary Virginia Southern College Virginia State Col.--Norfolk Div. Virginia Union University

46 APPENDIX G BUDGET BUREAU NO. SI-R0473 APPROVAL EXPIRES: 4-30-70

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION,MDWELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION WASHINGTON. D.C. 20202

HIGHER EDUCATION GENERAL INFORMATION SURVEY

INSTRUCTIONS AND DEFINITIONS FOR OE FORM 2300-7

INVENTORY OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PHYSICALFACILITIES

The increasing demands for education, and the rapidgrowth of The inventory request is for the entire institution by main institutions of higher education emphasize the needs forlong-range campus, branches. extersion centers. etc. The items and definitions planning at all levels of responsibility. Current decisionsaffect an used in this report on physical facilitiesare consistent with the basic institution far into the future, and it is believed that most colleges "Facilities Classification and Inventory Procedures Manual.-(gen- are now utilizing long-term projections as a management toolor eral parts of which are included as the definitions). guide in planning for the future. An inventory of physical facilities is an interrelated part ofan institution's long-range plans. It is requested that the report on physical facilities be completed and returned to the U.S. Office of Education by Nvember 30, 1968. In view of the needs of the Office ef Education and theabove considerations, this report oh physical facilities in higher education is now being requested of all institutions. The data,by institution, Please read the instructions and definitions. Ifyou need will be of use to the Office of Education in evaluation ofapplication additional clarification on any of the items, please call Mr.Nicholas for grants and loans. It will also be usedas an aid in overall Osso, Area Code 202, 962-7301, in Washington. D.C. projections regularly prepared by the Office of Education. Other uses may include totals aggregated by State, type, and control.etc.. without identification of institutions, for the informationof State authorities and other interested organizations. Publicationof some data by institution may also be of considerable interest. NOTE: DISREGARD ALL SHADING. ENTER DATE AS AVAILAILE. THE VALUES IN COLUMN 2 MUST EQUAL THE SUM OFCOLUMNS 3 THROUGH 16 ON EACH LINE. THE SUM OF LINES 1, 20, 21, AND 40 THROUGH h5 MUST EQUAL LINE 116 im EACH COLUMN.

INSTRUCTIONS

A separate report should be prepared for the maincampus. and The grand total assignable square feet should be the sum of each branch campus, extension center. etc. in operationas of Sept. each organizational unit total plus the unassignable. 30, 1968 The nonassignable area added to the grand total of assignable Identifying information should be placed in thespaces provid- area should equal the gross area. ed at the top of the form, always including thename of the parent institution. Refer to the "Facilities Classification & Inventory Procedures Manual" for Room Definitions. Descriptions. Limitations. and Entries of figures in each column will be insquare feet. specifics.

DEFINITIGNS

CAMPUSThe land areas and facilities used by an institution GROSS AREA should be construed to mean the sum of the floor in its program of instruction, research, or service. areas included within the outside faces of exterior walls for all stories, or areas. which have floor surfaces.

'BRANCH CAMPUSMeansa campus of an institution of NET ASSIGNABLE AREA should be construed to mean the sum of higher education which is organized on a relatively permanent all areas on all floors of a building assigned to. or available for basis (Le., has a relatively permanent administration), which assignment to, an occupant. including every type of space function- offers an organized program or programs of work of at least two ally usable by an occupant. years (as opposed to courses), and which is located in a community different from that in which its parent institution is located. To be CUSTODIAL AREA should be construed to mean the sum of all considered in a community different from that of the parent in- areas on all floors of a building used for building protection. care. stitution, a branch shall be located beyond a reasonable commut- maintenance. and operation. ing distance from the main campus of the parent institution. (continued on reverse) 4 7 DEFINITIONS(Continued)

CIRCULATION AREA should be construed to mean that portion of LIBRARY. Main library and branches thereof. or equivalent. the gross areawhether or not enclosed by partitionswhich is including subject-field libraries administered by the main library or required for physical access to some subdivision of space. otherwise professionally staffed. including law libraries and medical libraries, but not informal -departmental libraries" which are MECHANICAL AREA shottid be construed to mean that portion of organizationally part of any units in the 1000 -. 2000-. 3000 -. or the gross area designed to house mechazical equipment, utility 4000-series above. services. and non-private toilet facilities. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION AND INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES. CONSTRUCTION AREA should be construed to mean that portion Any institutional unit the primary objective of which is the orderly of the gross area which cannot be put to use because of the presence planning and operation of the instructional, research. and/or of structural features of the building. public-service activities of the institution in terms of academic affairs, fiscal affairs, personnel student affairs, public relations, DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION AND RESEARCH. Includes development, etc. (NOT This category is intended to include the separately budgeted research which is organizationally part of an institutional units ordinarily represented by the budget categories of instruction-and-research department, irrespective of the sources of General Administration, General Services, and Physical Plant.) funds or other budgetary distinctions. AUXiLIARY SERVICES. Institutional units which are characteristi- ORGANIZED ACTIVITY UNITS (RELATED TO INSTRUCTION cally represented by the types of physical facilities classified as AND RESEARCH). Demonstration and practice schools for educa- General-Use Facilities (room-type codes in the 600-series) and/or tion departments; dtmonstration and practice homes fin- home- Residential Facilities (room-type codes in the 900-series), except to economits departments; teaching hospitals for medical schools: and the extent that those units support specific instructional, research, other organizationally separate and physically identifiable institu- and/or public-service units. Includes intercollegiate athletics if tional units which are functionally related to departments of organizationally separate and physically distinguishable from physi- instruction and research, and/or organized research units. cal education, irrespective of budgetary classification in the institu- tion's own records. ORGANIZED RESEARCH UNITS. Research institutes, laboratories, museums, etc., which are organizationally separate and physically NONINSTITUTIONAL AGENCIES. Public or private agencies which identifiable, irrespective of the sources of funds. This category does are not under the direct supervision or control of the institutional not include research projects which are organizationally part of, and administration, irrespective of the degree of association with, or physically indistinguishable from, the ()the!' research activities in a relationship to, any institutional units. department of instruction and research. UNASSIGNED. Facilities which are not assigned to, or are not PUBLIC SERVICE UNITS. Extension, i.e., adult or continuing available to, any institutional unit (or noninstitutional agency) at the education, including agricultural extension, engineering extension. time of the facilities inventory. The overall code 9000 is intended etc.; also any other organizationally separate public-service unit only for captions and subtotals in tabulated reports; itemized data with the primary objective of making available to the general public should be coded in terms of the most appropriate categories. the benefits of the instructional and/or research activities of an institution of higher education, including activities of a cultural nature, e.g., dramatic and/or musical performances. I

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