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TITLE College and University Opening Fall Enrollment, New , York .State, Fall 1983. INSTITUTION Yorkork State Education Dept., Albany. In,formation tenter on Education. REPORT NO 83-8227 PUB DATE '83 NOTE 16p. .AVAILABLE-FROM University of the State of New York, The State I' Education Department, Information-Center on SE, Education, Albany, NY 12234. PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110) Reports Descriptive (141)

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DESCRIPTORS *College Students; Comparative Analysis; Credit . .Courses; .*Enrollment Trends; Full Time Students; Graduate Students; *Higher Education; Part Time Students; Private Colleges; Professional Education; Proprietary bcAbols; State Colleges; Undergraduate Students IDENTIFIERS *New York

ABSTRACT - College and university opining fall 1983 -enrollment data for New York State are presented,, with statistical tables providing degree-credit enrollment for specific institutions, as well 0 as for various institutional classifications. In addition, enrollment trend data are included by sector for fall 1975 to fall 1983. -Degree-credit enrollment data are provided for full- and part-time undergraduates, first-professional, graduate students, and for all students. This inforpation is presented for specific institutions and for the following institutional groupings: total state, total public, State University of New York, City .University of New York, independent, proprietary, two-year, four-year and higher, and graduate only.,Data are also provided for categories within the sectors (e.g., university zolleges, health sciences centers). The trend data cover the following institutional types: independent, proprietary, state university, city university, and total state. (SW)

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T.T HE UNIVERSITY OF THE' STATE OF NEWYORK / THE- STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT INFORMATION CENTER ON EDUCATION/ 'ALBANY, NEW YORK 12234

NEW 1011.

7 19_8 THE STATEN,' LEARNING THE UNIVERSITY OF TUE STATE OF NEW YORK,

4 Regents of,The University (with years when terms expire)

1988 Willard A. Genrich, Chancellor,.LL:B.,L.H.P., LL.D, Litt.D., Sc.D. Buffalo . 1987 Martin C. Barell, Vice Chancellor, B.A.; I.A., LL.B., I.L.D. - - Muttontown I 1 '

1986 Kenneth B. Clark, A.:B., M.S., Ph.D., LL.D.; L.H.D., D.SC. Hastingd on Hudson

1989 EmlynAli.Griffithi A.B., J.D. Rome

1984 Jorge L; Batista, B.A., J.D., LL.D. Bronx

'0, " __4'.1r- 1986 Laura Bradley Chodog, B.A., M.A. - -/ Vischer Ferry

1984 Louise P. Mat,teoni, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Bayside

1988 J.Edward'Myer,B.A., LL.B., L.H.D. 'ChappaqUa 1987 R. Carlos CarbaIlada, B.S., L.H.D. Rochester

1988 Floyd S. Linton, A.B., D.C. Miller Place

1988 Salvatore J. Sclafani, B.S., M.D. Staten Island

1989'Mimi Lieber, B.A., M.A.

1985 Shirley C. Brown, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Albany

1990 Robert M. Best, B.S. _Binghamton

1990 NOrma Gluck, M.S.W. Manhattan

1990 Thomas R. Frey, A.B., LL.B. Rochester

President of The University and Commissioner of Education Gordon M.,Ambach

Executive Deputy Commissioner of Education Robert J.,Maurer

Assistant to the Commissioner for Policy Analysis Claudio R. Prieto

Director, Information Center on Education John J. Stiglmeier

Chief, Bureau of Educational Data Systems Leonard D. Powell

'Chief, Bur.:au of Statistical Services James J. Brady

I LIST OF TABLES

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1 Degree-Credit Enrollment and First-time Students in Institutions of Higher Education by Level of Program and Institutional Classification, New York State, Fail 1983

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Degree-Credit Enrollment and First-time Studentsin Institutions of Higher Education by Leved,of Program° and Institution, New York State,'Fall 1983

3 Degree-Ctedit Enrollment Trends in,Institutions of Highek Education by-Sector, NeW York State, Fall 1975 to Fall 1983 9

Sourceof.F.ill 1983 Data: `NYSED-2.4,.- Opening Fall Enrollment

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iii FINITIONS'

DEGREE-CREDIT ENROLLMENT in a program or.takins courses which are creditable iploma, certificate,'aisociatei bachelor's, ma oral, or first- professional degree.- 4

UNDERGRADUATE: Students enrbP a four- or five-year bachelor's degree program, in an iate degree program, in a voo'ational or technical program ta s. normally terminal and results in formal recognition bel the baccalaureate, or students who are not candidates foil klegree or other formal award, although taking degree-credit ses designated by the institution as undergraduate level. #

FIRST - PROFESSIONAL: Students enrolled in a professional school or program. which required at least two academic years of college work for enrance and a total of'at least six years for a degree. This category only includes students taking courses in the; following first-professional degree programs: Dentistry (D.D.S., or D.M.D. degree), Medicine (M.D. degree), Optiketry (0.D: degree), Osteopathic Medicine (D.0:'degree), Pharmacy (D.Phar, degree), Podiatry (Pod.D., D.P.) or Podiatric. Medicine (D.P.M.) [includs Chiropody], Veterinary Mddicine (D:V.M. degree4, Chiropractic' (D.C. or D.C.M. degree), Law (LL.B. or.J.D. degree), and Theological Professions (B.D., M.Div.,.or other first-professional degree).

GRADUATE: Students who hold the bachelor's or first-professional degree or equivalent and are enrolled in graduate level curricula which lead to a certificate, master's ordoctoAl degree, or students who are not candidates for:a graduate degree or certificate but are taking degree-credit courses, designated by the institution as graduate level

FULL-TIME: Those students whose academic-load-course work or other . required activity is at least 75"percent of the normal full- time load. Undergraduate students must carry at least 12 credit hours to be considered full-time, while graduate students must carry at least 9 credit hours. Graduate students ,enrolled in the City University of New York must carry at least 12 credit hours to be considered full-time.

PART-TIME: Those students whose academic.. load- course work or 'other required activity is less than 75 percent of the normal full- time load.

FIRST-TIME STUDENTS: Undergraduate students who have not previously enrolled in any college. However, students who entered with

advanced standing (college credits earned before graduation , from high school) if they hadcnever previously enrolled in an institution of higher educatio n. and students attending college for the first time during the summersession are included.

iv 5 TABLE 1 1 DEGREE-CREDIT ENROLLMENT AND FIA.ST-TIME STUDENTS IN INSTITUTIONSOF HIGHER EDUCATION BY LEVEL OF PROGghgAND INSTITUTIONAL CLASSIFICATION NEW YORK STATE FALL 1983

Degree-Credit Enrgllment First-time First- All Students Students Institutional Undergraduate professional Graduate Classification Part- Full- Part- Full- Pcit- Full- Part - Full- Part- Full- Total time time time time time time time time time time

98,383641,869357,221 999,090158,346 42,885 TOTAL STATE 573,134256,284 22,427 2,55446,308 30,376349,071212,608 561,67993,675 30,911 TOTAL FUBLIC 328,574182,224 4,384 8 16,113 16,234242,686137,128 379,814 67,583 25,198 TOTAL SUNY 227,388120;886 .4,246 8 11,052 7,068 9,054 48,823 16,716 65,539 8,241 435 University centers 40M47 7,654 808 8 5,961 60,768 19,248 80016 12,106 1,925 University colleges 59,512 13,286 --1,256 777 5,961 1,228 7.189 80 1 Health sciences centers 2,174' 451 2,878 -- 909 378 3,948 1,529 5,477 180 1 Specialized colleges 3,381 1,151 243 324 7,375 1,428 8,803 1,141 536 Statutory colleges 5,563 1,365 317 1,495 63 19,882 8,060 27;942 9,982 482 Agricultural -- technical 1 19,882 .8,060 -- -- 35,853 21,818 t 95,929 88,9191 184,848 Community colleges i 95,929 88,919

1 90,787 202,66844,974 20,752 Two-year 1111,88190,787 ---- 111,881 10,981 16,234 J30,17446,341 176,51522,609 4,446 Four -year and highera 115,507 30,099 3,686 8 -- 631 631 Graduate only 560 711

1 1 5,061 140.42106,385 75,480 181,865 26,092 5,713 TOTAL CUNY 101,186 61,338 138', 437 2,867 437 3,304 Graduate centers --138 -- 2,729 2,332 13,705 69,980 52,764 122,744 14,787 2,036 Senior colleges 67,648 39,059 -- 33,538 22,279 55,817 11,305 3,677 Corgmunity colleges 1 33,5387 22,279 32,130 21,229 53,359 11,022 3,575 Two-year 32,13021,229i - 5,061 14,142 74,117 54,251 128,368 15,070 2,138 Four-year add higher!? 69,05640,1091 -- 138 138 138 Graduate only -- 10,269 2,546 30,164 68,007269,485138,177 407,662 54,484 TOTAL INDEPENDENT 221,278 67.624 18,043 93,110 9,430 1483 40,926 8,940 5,813 4117;616 19,774 64,355. 28,755 Multiversities . 19,691 47,288 30,999 78,287 9,209 1:178 39,337 10;491 3,968 /... 817 3,983 Universities 32,015 92,428 14;643 2,030 16,957 491 331 -2,277 14,727 60,413 College complexes 57,645 9,951 2,863 431 ,255 335' 3,013 40,353 18,056 58,409 Colleges 39,587'14,788 419 1,837 3,632 7,988 7,700 15,688 875 Specialized colleges 3,721 3,161 ,430 907 341 4,880 101 . -- 576 11 3,606 13 357 317 4,539, Health sciences centers 48,681 6,370 1,753 9,839 441 -- 3,148 6,129 32,713 15,968 Engineering-technical 29,124 89 30 182 611 724 1,808 992 2,800 Seminaries 9 334 86 863 -. -- 604 238 842 141 22 Nursing two-year 604' 238 r- 9,424 3,113 12,537 3,675 791 Other two-year 9,424 3,113

13,379 3,816 ' 813 10,0281 3,351 ------10; 28 3,351 Two-year 50,668 *9,430 a/ 211,2501 64,2011 11,569 1,444 28,3541 63,639251,1 3 129,284 380,457 Four-year and higher- 13,8261 26 -72 6,474 1,102, 1,810 4,3681 8,2 4 5,542 Graduate only . ° 31 -- 23,31\31 6,436 '294749 10,187 1,705 TOTAL PROPRIETARY 23,282 6,436 24,435 9,642 4650 20,571,"3,864 20,571\ 3,864 T4o-year 545 55 -- 31 2,742 2,572 5,314f Four-year and higher ' 2,711 2,572

1 174,610 19,231 293,841 69,454 26:790 TOTAL TWO -YEAR 174,6101119,231 88,892 16,069 15,255 L,452 44,427 94,015458,206 2 2,448 690,654 TOTAL FOUR-YEAR AND HIGHER-II 398,524136,981 26 1,102 1,881 4,368 9,053 $,542 14,595 TOTAL GRADUATE ONLY, 72 7,172

JExcludes institutions offering only graduatelevel programs. Dniversity of the State of New York--Regents ExternalDegree NOTE: The 17,546 candidates -actively enrolled in the Program are not incluUed in any ofthe tables of this publication. 2 TABLE 2

DEGREE-CREDIT ENROLLMENT .FIRST-TIME STUDENTS IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHE1UEDUCATION BYV.EVEL OF PROGRAM AND INSTITUTION

NEW YORK STATE ' FALL 1983

. Degree-Credit Enrollment, Fall 1983

;; Institution First-time . Graduate Undergraduate Total (Masters and Doctoral) Students Degree- Credit . Full2time Part-time Full-time 'Part-time . Full-time Part-time Full-time Part-time .

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INDgPENDENT INSTITUTIONS 1 . o CONFERRING BACHELOR'S OR , ' . j (o HIGHER DEGREES 4 , 4 .$ , '''", Its- ' ) . AdelphL University , 4,106 2,349 -- -- 877 3,755 11,087 626 176 Albany College of'Phirmacy '576 11 ------71: 587 101 -- Albany Law School -- -- 708 ------708 -- -- Albany Medical College -- -- 514 -- 61 3 . 578 -- -- Alfred University 1,241 58 -- -- 182 165 1,646 333 46

. . . Bank Street College of Education ------156 487 643 -- -- BardCollege . 651 30 ------681 '174 2 2,148 92 ------2,240 497 1,125 ------1 1,125 346 -- -- -- 836 385 -- -- 1,221 --

Canisius College of Buffalq .... 2,949 493 -- -- 49 628 4,119 635 108 Cathedral College 99. ------99 26 -- Christ . the King Seminary -- ---" 101 2 2 20 125 -- -- Clarkson College of Technology 3,641 119 -- -- . 306 41 4,107 815 10 Colgate Rochester-Bexley Hall- 1. Crozer Divinity School -- -- 130 22 15 1 93 260 -- --

. Colgate University , 2,582 34 -- -- ',4 11 2,631 , 665 12 College for Human Services 468 ------468 7 College of Insurance 212 1,061 -- 21 90 1,384 121 College of Mount Saint Vincent 749 359' ------1,108 221 97 College of New Rochelle 3,663 455 -- -- \\,...- 87 851 5,056 456 41

'''' College of St. Rose ... s,..., 1,113 820 -- 76 653 2;662 214 335 4,919 1,066 1,733 7 6,554 2,732 17,011 1,164 282 Concordia College 411 53 -- --, -- -- 464 106 11 . forthe Advancement . of Science and Art 917 59 -- -- 36 23 1,035 205- - Cornell University . 'Endowed Colleges t 7,404 1 532 -- 2,748 19. 10,704 1,792 ... Medical College 425 -- 139 5 569 -- --

College . . 1,336 287 -- ' -- -- 1,623 330 13 Dominican College of Blauvelt 761 968 ------1,729 194 15 Dowling College 1,451 471 -- 22 \ 316 2,260 314 61 D'Youville College 970 221 -- -- 18 1,209 153 27 Elmira College ' 1,014 . 1,037 -- 15 333 2,399 149 73 5,605 1,930 826 404 988 3,021 12,774 1,439 374 Friends World College 125 27, -- -- . -- 152' 25 -- General theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church -- -- 111 19 24 ' 3 157 -- -- Hamilton College 1t582 21 -- -- . 1,603 464 -- Hartwick College 'n 1,395 38 ------1,433 376

Hebrew Union College 29 ------63 7 99 .... -- Hobart and Willl.am Smith Colleges .9 -- -- 1,816 -- -- 1,825 539 1 Hofstra University 6,145 1,325 762 -- 382 2,347 10,961 1,285 41 Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary 38 5 ------'43 12 -- ioughton College 1 042 71 ------1,213 333 3B F

TABLE 2 3 (Continued) r

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. Degree-Credit Enrollment, Fal\ l1983

First-time -, Institution. , Graduate : 'Undergraduate First-prosional Total Students (Master's and Doctoral) Degree, , Credit Full -time.Part-timeFull-timePart-timeFull-time Part-time Full-timePart-time

Iona C liege 3,469. 1,263 A. -- -- 35 1,419 6,186 820 156 Ithaca College : 4,944 15.1 -- -- 104 53 5,252 1,494 -- Jewis Theological Seminary of - ,Amer ca , 103 9 -- 189 96 397 40 4

Juilliard School - 591 322 -- 277 . 27 1,217 93 -- KeukaCollege 427 20 -- -- ,_- -- 447 131 -- . I .

Kinek Colldge 731 . 29 ------760 190 7 LeMoyk College 1,816 338 ------2,154 429 133

Brboklyn Center . 3,352 1,050 -- -- 534 2,116 7,052 930 299 C.W. Post College 5,274 1,767 -- -- 218 4,452 11,711 1,110. 113

Southampton College . 1,032 87 1 55 1,175 281 26

Manhattan College . 3,505 596 -- 161 620 4,882 797 134

Manhattan School of Music 382. ' 67 -- -- 209 60 718 69 5 Manhattanville College 927 148 -- 44 196 1,315 ,239 "11 Mannea College'of Music 141' 302 -- -- 32 14' 495 21 -- tsarist College 2,615 737 -- -- 44 348 3,744 747 259 Maryknoll Seminary .-- 57 3 37 51 148 -- --

. Marymount College 946 243 ------1,189 221 25 Marymount 742 1,310 ------, -- 2,052 150 103

Medaille College 632 123 , -- -- 735 ,101 15 ' . \ 5,988 3,218' ------28 ' 9,234 1,836 902 Molloy College 1,313 377 -- -- 1,690 303 58

, Mount Saint Alphonsus Seminary . . of Esolius -- -- 23 -- 21 44 -- -- Mount Saint Mary College 793 286 ------1,079 195 38 ,-- Imunt Sinai School of Medicine -- -- 467 -- -- 467 -- - --

Nazareth College of Rochester 1,286 511 , -- -- 35 663 2,495 263 2. New School for Social Research 299 700 -- -r 395 2,676 4,070 30 24

New York Chiropractic College -- 825 ' 13 -- -- 838 -- -- New York College of Podiatric -- Medicine , -- 533 -- 533 New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury 4,988 2,474. 441 -- 136 1,064 9,103 946 96 Metropolitan Center 1,973 837 -- -- 160° 548 3,518. 278 38 -- -- '886 .522 2 7 1,4,17 --

New York Medical College -- --.., 842 -- 61 309 1,212. -- --

New York School of 136 577 ------713 67 251 ..... New York Theological Seminary -- -- 13 96 44 113 266 -- -- / 10,690 4,114 2,518 8 4,543 11,348 33,221 2,085 203 Niagara University 2,578 362 -- -- 121 529 3,590 640 68 516 Y 56 124 21 60 71 848 132 15

Pace University

New York City Campus 4,380 6,406 -- -- . 331 3,405 , 14,522 889 699 Pleasantville/Briarcliff Campus '2,848 1,712 -- -- 195 184 4,939 642 184 ,- White Plains Campus ' 884 951 ,491 331 162 2,005 4',824 200 84 1,785 832 -- -- 65 6' 2,688 363 42 Polytechnic Institute of New York 2,086 566 -- -- 255 2,123 5,030 600 67 2,479 395 -- -- 523 399 3,796 325 17

Rabbi Isaac Elchallan Theological , Seminary -- 60 -- -- 78 56 194 -- 24

"es TABLE 7 (Continued)

Degree-redit Enrollment, Fall 1983 First-time Graduate 'Institution .,. First - professional Total !Students Undergraduate (Master's and Doctoral) Degree- Credit Full-timePart-timeFull-timePart-time Full-time Part-time Full-time Part-time

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 4,701 42 1,512 622 6,877 1,312 24 Roberts Wesleyan College 603 61 664 172 2 Rochester Institute of Technology' 8,257 5,347 220 1,309 15,133 1,866 1,501 -- 96 96 2,316 1,108 60 832 4,316 773 82 Russell Sage College 4

29 - 2 31 St. Anthony-on-Hudson -- St. Bernard's Institute. 8 1 67 76 26 St. Bonaventure Unive'rsity 2,271 68 78 323 2,740 617 400 105 .St. Francis Collage 1,638 993 2,631 294 k St. John Fisher College 1,557 594 5 73 2,229 336

St. John's University 12,385 1,915 757 390 307 3,533 19,287 3%108 124 St. Joseph's College 99 4 Main Campus 450 438 888 Suffolk Campus 784 613 1,397 112 33 St. Joseph's Seminary and College 97 97 Archdiocesan Catechetical Institute 3 82 85 20 St. Lawrence University 2,226 61 17 107 2,411 659 St. Thomas Aquinas College 1,162 796 .1,958 265 355

St. Vladimir's Oithodoi Theological Seminary 12 54 4 6 2 78 23 Sarah Lawrence College 828 102 90 45 1,065 Seminary of the Immaculate Conception of the Diocese of R6Aville Centre 75 4 120 199 3,385 638 28 Siena College 684 2,474 640 17 Skidmore College 2,235 _239 21,288 3;011 448 Syracuse University 12,076 2,336 I 627 26 2,048 4,175 Utica College pf Syracuse 2,390 194 225 University 1,360 1,030 Teachers College 1,075 2,941 4,016 2,891 947 5 2,176 158 307 234 6 10 525 14 Union College 2,048 437 a- 151 795 3,431 Union Theological Seminary 173 22 128 14 3l7 1,184 23 University of Rochester 4,477 393 403 1,723 1,500 8,496 2,358 583 41 Vassar College 2,243 112 -- 1 2 11 Wadhama Hall 65 65 2,311 504 31 agner College 1,671 177 82 381 bb Institute of Naval 82 82' 23 116 ells College 460 23 483 430 25 1,438 68 1,623 23 676 412 4,240

INDEPENDENT INSTITUTIONS CONFERRING THE ASSOCIATE DEGREE AS 'MIR HIGHEST DEGREE OFFERING

Academy of Aeronautics 1,326 283 1,609 460 24 American Academy of Dramatic Arts 284 284 91 American Academy McAllister Ingtitute 164 6 170 58 1 Beth Israel School of Nursing 176 176 56 -- 289 85 79 Bramson ORT Technical Institute 168 . 121

Catholic Medical Center of 56 6 5 Brooklyn and Queens 31 25 Cazenovia College 702 11 713 423 Cochran Schbol of Nursing 78 11 89 8 Columbia Memorial Hospital School of Nursing 76 34 110 10 Culinary Institute of America 1,810 1,810 356 4

TABLE 2 5 (Continued)

Degree-Credit Enrollment,,Fall 1983, Graduate First-time first- professional Total Institution Undergraduate (Master's Doctoral) Students Degree-

Full -timePar;-timeFull-timePart-time,Full-time Part-time Full-timePart-time

- \ Edna McConnell Clark School 1 1.- -- of Nursirtg 43 49 ------92 2 \__ Elizabeth Seton College 1,006 424 ------1,430 489 116 Helene Fuld School of Nursing 103 58 -- -- -, 42 16 249 ------698 200 75 Hilbert. College , 449 Institute of Design and Construction 81 107 ------188 20 21

% Long Island CollegeHospttal School of Nursing, 97 61 -- -- 158' 17 -- ' -\ Malcolm-King: Harlem College 176 104 Extensional 485 268 ------753 170 Maria College of Albany 488 555 ------1,043 175 71 Maria Regina College 259 332 ------591 144 134 35 Mater Dei College 327 117 ------444

Paul Smith's College of .456 2 Arta and Sciences 850 12 -- -- 862 -- -- 937 169 34 Trocaire College ' 472 465 -- 231 61 Villa Maria College of Buffalo 528 163 ------N. 691 -- Wendell Castle Workshop 25 ------25 8

PROPRIETARY INSTITUTIONS 189 53 Albany, Business College -, 503 283 ------786 142 Berkeley School (Hicksville) 316 77 ------393 51 Berkeley School () 691 59' ------750 504 19 68 Berkeley School (White Plains) 611 129 ------J 740 223 ------535 310 41 Briarcliffe Secretarial School -:.. 425 110 --

Bryant and Stratton Business 5,278 . 558 Institute (Buffalo) 4,006 1,272 ------1,909 Bryant and Stratton Business o 883 202 ------1,085 363 111 Institute (Rochester) I

Bryant and Stratton/Powelson . 464 227 Business Institute 1,148 380 ------1,528 1,148 557 98 Central City Business Institute 920 228 ------125 20 Five Towns College 331 73 ------404

-- 887 434 -- Interboro Ins,titute 887 ------153 --"- Jamestown Business College 307 ------307. -- 313 225 Katharine Gibbs School (Melville) 313 ------Katharine Gibbs School -- -- 602 440 -- (New York City) . 540 62 -- Laboratory Institute of -- -- 242 120 -- Merchandising, 235 7 -- --

, . 2,362 823 17 Monroe BusinesS Institute 2,312, 50 ------111 3 Olean Business Institute 152 6 ------158 195 -- Plaza Business Institute 530 ------130 64 18 Rochester Business Institute 297 49 -- -- 346 --, 5,072 425 55 2,476 2,565 -- 31

-- -- 203 40 21 Stenotype Academy 123 80 -- -- 410 81 34 Stenotype Institute 287 123 ------1,364 470 -- Taylor Business Institute 1,364 -- -- 2,376 771 264 Technical Career Institutes 1,750 626 -- -- ,------Tobe-Coburn School for Fashion ------262 207 -- Careers 262 -- -- Utica School of Commerce 378' 7 ------385 179 Westchester Business Institute 758 20 ------778 295' -- Wood School 477 28 -- 505 368

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Degree-Credit Enrollment, Fall 196 First-time Institution Undergraduate First-professional Graduate Total 1 (Master's and Doctoral) Students Degree- Credit Full:timePart-timeFull-timePart-timeFull-time Part -time Full-timePart-time

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS . .

. City University of New York - ft\ Senior °alleges and Graduate Centers . 1 . . Baruch College . . 8,134 4,503 ° 378 2,353 15,368 1,439 69 Brooklyn College .8,265 4,271 -- -- 281 2,435 15,252 1,838 119 City College 8,019 2,836 -- -- 414 1,860 13,129 1,414 73 College of Staten Island 5,419 5,289 -- 23 682 11,413 1,451 451 Hunter College . 8,297 6,136 -- -- 779 2,572 17,784 1,516 ' 101

John Jay College of - Criminal Justice 3,829 2,035' -- -- 71 434 6,369 1,060 61 Lehman College 5,423 3,550 -- 73 1,011 10,057 1,021 98 New York City Technical College 7,788 4,289 ------12,077 2,456 745 Queens College 9,782 4,449 -- 313 2,358 16,902 2,061 231 School of Law at Queens College -- -- 138 ------138 -- -- University Graduate Center ------2,729 437 3,166 -- -- York College 2,692 1,701 ------4,393 531 88

City University of New York - Community Colleges

. ' 0 Bronx ' 3,729 3,480 ------, 7,209 827 927 Hostos 3,419 525 ------3,944, 1,134 85 Kingsborough 5,784 4,132 ------9,916 2,358 583 LaGuardia 5,996 1,189 -- -- 7,185. '2,224 149 Manhattan . 6,519 5,185 ------11,704 2,049 1,026 . Medgar Evers 1,408 1,050 ------2,458 283 102 Queensborough 6,683 6,718' ------13,401 2,430 805 State University of New York - University Centers

Albany 10,077 1,315 -- 1,702,''4 2,903 15,997 2,078 63 Binghamton 7,950 1,067 -- . -- 1,116 1,713 11,846 1,573 45 Buffalo 12,915 4,086 808 8 2,527. 2,692 23,036 2,450 228 Stony Brook 10,005 1,186 -- -- 1,723 1,746 14,660 2,140 99

State University of New York - Health Sciences Centers - '

Buffalo Health Sciences Center '1,202 265 . 926 -- 488 489 3,370 49 1 Downstate Medicdl Center 388 38 879 -- 12 59 1,376 -- -- -Stony Brook Health Sciences Center 370 126. 476 379 196 1,547 -- -- Upstate Medical Center 214 . 22 597 -- 30 33 896 31 --

State University of New York - . Colleges

Brockport 5,200 843 )-- -- 195 996 7,234 860 39 Buffalo 8,352 1,791 -- -- 209 1,215. 11,567 1,570 164 Cortland 5,281 214 -- -- 87 678 6,260 1,193 $ 67 Empire State '\ 1,038 3,864 ------4,902 46 72 Fredonia 4,24 651 68 196 5,161 891 249

Geneseo 175 -- -- 119 234 5,319 ' 1,301 49 New Foltz ,,I.. 4,712 1,417 -- 220 1,166 7,515 877 f';', 249 Old Westbury 2,745 1,120 ------3,865 449 156 Oneonta 5,344 267 -- -- 101 . 260 5,972 1,172 51 Oswego 6,531 680 -- -- 111 510 7,832 1,400 149

. Plattsburgh , 5,151 403 -- -- 107 256 5,917 1,046 42 Potsdep 3,939 431 -- -- 39 451 4,860 849 '61 Purchase 2,182 1,430 ------3,612 452' 577 TABLE 2 (Continued)

Degree-Credit Enrollment, Fall 1983

Graduate Fitst-time Institution Undergraduate First-profession'al Total (Mastec's and Doctoral) Students', Degree- Full-timePart-timeFull-time Credit Part-time-Full-time ' Part-time Full-timePartvtime State University of New York e Speciqlized Colleges . 4

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College of Optometry, , , 7- - 243 -- 4 -- Environmental Science and 247 -- -- ' Forestry 982 -- 272 237 1;591 -- -- Maritime College 933 14 -- -- 48 141 1,136 .180 Ne'w York State College of - Technology At Utica/Rome 1,466 1,037 ------. - 2,503 -- State University of New York - . Statutory Colleges

. Agriculture and Life Sciences , at Cornell . 3,070 ------1,078 4,148 - 669 -- . Ceramics at Alfred - 696 22 -- -- . 65 18 801 145 4 Human Ecology at Cornell 1,165 -- -- 4 187 -- 1,352 222 -- Industrial and Labor Relations q at Cornell 632 1,343 -- ---; 98 45 2,118 105 532 Veterinary_Medicine at Cornell 317 -- 67 -- 384 -- -- 4 . State University of New York - - Community Colleges . . 5 Adirondack .k. 1,632 1,502 -- -- , 3,134 611 276 Broome 4,052 3,080 ------7,132 1;562 402 Cayuga County 1,627 1,785 ------3,412 577 5,28 Clinton 765 . 853 -- -- ... 1,618 326 384 Columbia-Greene 677 739 -- -- 1,416 248 199 Commun,ity College of the Finger Lakes 1,676 1,677 -- _- 3433 667' 373 Corning 2,382 1,031 -- _- -- 3,413 976 105 Dutchess 3,333 4,123 ------. 7,456 1,079 581. Erie .8,194 5,294 -- 13,488 . 2,763 6J2 Fashion Institute of Technology 3,930 6,192 -- ' 10; 122 . 861 1.548, . -N . . Fulton-Montgomery / 1,128 756 ------1,884 470 309 Genesee 1,629 921 -- -- 2,550 698 231 Herkimer County 1,584 556 -- -- 2,140 732 164 HudsonValley 5,733 2,708 ------8,441 1,873 450 Jamestown 1,966 2,172 ------4,138 792 636

. . Jefferson 1,107 -- 744 -- 1,851 Mohawk Valley 425 ': 147 4,141 2,545 -- 6,686 Monroe 1,606 971 6,068 5,840 -- - -. -- 4 -- r' 11,908 2,210 1,317 Nassau 11,075 10,962 -- -... 22,037 . 5,064 3,261 Niagara County 3,221 .1,4i6 ------'1 4,657 1,352 425 1 North Country 794 793 ------, 1,587 364 400 Onondaga 3,839 3,911 ------. 7,750,750 1,105 1,069 Orange County 2,576 2,839 -- --. -- -- 5,415 943 593 Rockland County' 4,412 4,616 ------9,028 1,434 993 Schenectady County 1,370 1,848 -- -- 3 ,218 464) 498 Suffslk County 8,760 11,636 -- -- 20,396 3,528 ,3,284 Sullivan County 1,350 471 ------1,821 614 148 Tompkins-Cottland 1,290 1,686 ------2,976 402 294 Ulster County 1,780 1,684 . 1 : 3,464 691 585 Westchester 3,8383 4,519- -- -- . -- '. 8,357 1,416 975

ir B TABLE 2 (Concluded)

Degree-Credit Enrollment, Fall 1983 First-time Graduate Total Institution UndergradOSte First - professional (Master's and Doctoral). Students Degree - Full-timePart-time Full -time. Part -timeFull-timePart-time Full-timeFull -time Part-time

Slate University Of New York - Agricatural and Technical .Colleges 4,156 1,829 57 3,983 173 Alfred 2,508 996 97 2,240% 268 Canton 2,774 1,199 58 2,642 t 132 Cobleskiti 2,274 1,040 69 Delhi 2,070 2047 i 3,590 6,847 13,105 Farmingdale 6,258 201 3,125 I 1,328 Morrisville 2,689 436

a/ Manhattan College, College of Mount Saint Vincent Harlem College Extension is sponsoredby Marymount The Malcolm-King: enrollment Listed for any of the three and Fordham University. Enrollment data for the center are not included in the colleges.

13 TABLE 3

DEGREE-CREDIT ENROLLMENT TRENDS IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGI1ER EDUCATION BY SECTOR NEW YORK STATE FALL 1975 TO FALL 1983

Fall 1975 Fall 1980 Fall 1981 Fall 1982 Fall 1983 _ . _.....

. Percent Percent Percent Percent Percent Sector . Enroll- of Enroll- tof Enroll- of Enroll- of Enroll- of ment State ment State"ment State ment State ment State Total Total Total Total Total

Independent Full-time 233,485 23.5% 266,051 27.3% 270,359 27.3% 267,892 27.1% 269,485 27.0% Part-time .136,587 13.7 139,397 14.3 141,812 14:3 138,873 14.1 138,177 13.8 Total 370,072 37.2 405,448 41.6 412,171 41.6 406,765 41.2 407,662 40.8

Proprietary . Full-time 11,543 1.1 17,239 1.8 19,297 1.9 20,502 2.1 23,313 2.3 Part-time 4,575 0.5 6,113 0.6 5,842 0.6 5,413 0.5 6,436 0.7 2.5 25,915 2.6 29,749 3.0 Total , 16,118 1.6 23,352 2.4 25,139

State University Full-time 231,460 23.3 237,552 24.4 241,389 24.4 241,339 24.4 242,686 24.3 Part-time 126,154 12.7 134,863 13.9 138,352 14.0 136,831 13.9 137,128 13.7 Total 357,614 36.0 372,415 38.3 379,741 38.4 378,170 38.3 379,814 38.0

City University Full-time- 136,558 13.7 107,688 11.1; 106,187 10.7 105,473 10.7 106,385 10.6 Part-time 114,216 11.5 64,585 6.6 67,043 6.8 70,824 7.2 75,480 7.6

Total 250,774 25.2 172,23 17.7 173,230 17.5 176,297 17.9 I 181,865118.2

kr% Total State Full-time 613,046 61.6 628,530 64.6 637,232 64.3 635,206 64.3. 641,869 64.2 Part-time 381,532 38.4 344,958 35.4 353,049 35.7 351,941 35.7 357,221 35.8 999,090100.0% Total 994,578 100.0% 973,488 100.0% 990,281 100.0% 987,147 100.0%

$ 4 = 14 The State Education. Department does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, creed, disability, marital status, veteran status, national origin, race, or sex inthe educational programs and activities which it operates. This policy is in compliance with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Inquiries*concernirig thispolicy may be referred to the Department's Affirmative ActionOfficer, Education Building, Albany, NY 12234.

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