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Table 221.—Enrollment and Degrees Conferred in Hispanic Serving Institutions, 1 by Institution: Fall 1997 and 1996–97 252 HIGHER EDUCATION: ENROLLMENT Table 221.—Enrollment and degrees conferred in Hispanic serving institutions, 1 by institution: Fall 1997 and 1996–97 Associate Bachelor’s Master’s Doctor’s First-pro- Type Hispanic Hispanic Hispanic Hispanic degrees, degrees, degrees, degrees, fessional Institution and Total enroll- proportion under- post- to His- to His- to His- to His- degrees, con- enrollment ment of enroll- graduate bacca- panics, panics, panics, panics, to His- trol 2 ment laureate panics, 1996–97 1996–97 1996–97 1996–97 1996–97 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Hispanic serving institutions .................................... — 1,291,642 633,966 50.3 596,797 37,169 23,001 28,017 4,953 181 936 Arizona Arizona Institute of Business and Technology, Phoenix 4 243 87 35.8 87 — 8 — — — — Arizona Institute of Business and Technology, Mesa ..... 4 165 52 31.5 52 — 2 — — — — Arizona Western College ................................................. 2 6,194 2,980 48.2 2,980 — 145 — — — — Chaparral Career College ................................................ 5 373 135 36.2 135 — 23 — — — — Cochise College ............................................................... 2 4,327 1,162 27.2 1,162 — 79 — — — — Denver Business College ................................................ 4 120 34 28.3 34 — 1 — — — — Estrella Mountain Community College ............................ 2 3,010 902 30.0 902 — 36 — — — — High-Tech Institute ........................................................... 6 1,018 326 32.0 326 — 175 — — — — ITT Technical Institute ..................................................... 6 230 62 28.8 62 — 25 — — — — Parks College ................................................................... 6 78 28 35.9 28 — 1 — — — — Phoenix College ............................................................... 2 10,829 2,775 25.9 2,775 — 109 — — — — Pima Community College ................................................ 2 27,761 7,626 28.1 7,626 — 241 — — — — Pima Medical Institute ...................................................... 6 498 169 33.9 169 — 9 — — — — Refrigeration School ........................................................ 6 262 58 22.1 58 — 1 — — — — South Mountain Community College ............................... 2 2,605 1,198 46.6 1,198 — 60 — — — — The Art Center ................................................................. 6 134 37 27.6 37 — 25 — — — — The Bryman School ......................................................... 6 632 210 33.2 210 — 2 — — — — California Allan Hancock College ..................................................... 2 8,244 2,428 29.7 2,428 — 97 — — — — Andon College ................................................................. 6 254 89 35.0 89 —————— Bakersfield College .......................................................... 2 11,859 3,635 30.9 3,635 — 167 — — — — Brooks College ................................................................. 6 1,131 376 33.8 376 — 91 — — — — California State University, Bakersfield ........................... 1 5,717 1,551 27.7 1,293 258 — 161 13 — — California State University, Dominguez Hills ................... 1 10,704 3,322 32.0 2,472 850 — 353 75 — — California State University, Fresno .................................. 1 18,113 5,260 30.2 4,534 726 — 660 81 2 — California State University, Los Angeles ......................... 1 19,160 8,860 48.4 6,697 2,163 — 851 167 — — California State University, Monterey Bay ....................... 1 1,586 470 29.9 401 69 — 16 — — — California State University, Northridge ............................ 1 27,653 7,056 26.3 6,045 1,011 — 622 46 — — California State University, San Bernardino .................... 1 13,280 3,392 26.4 2,639 753 — 368 56 — — Canada College ............................................................... 2 4,973 1,194 25.2 1,194 — 38 — — — — Cerritos College ............................................................... 2 19,610 10,311 53.4 10,311 — 368 — — — — Chaffey Community College ............................................ 2 13,771 4,893 36.4 4,893 — 247 — — — — Citrus College .................................................................. 2 10,471 3,650 36.6 3,650 — 31 — — — — College of the Desert ....................................................... 2 8,671 2,633 31.9 2,633 — 69 — — — — College of the Sequoias .................................................. 2 9,306 3,549 38.3 3,549 — 176 — — — — Compton Community College .......................................... 2 5,005 2,235 44.9 2,235 — 45 — — — — Devry Institute of Technology, Long Beach .................... 5 1,815 481 26.9 481 — 26 10 — — — Devry Institute of Technology, Pomona .......................... 5 3,307 1,047 32.2 1,047 — 37 114 — — — Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology .............. 3 85 8 11.6 3 5 — 2 — — 2 Don Bosco Technical Institute ......................................... 4 235 147 62.6 147 — 14 — — — — D-Q University .................................................................. 4 314 130 41.7 130 — 6 — — — — East Los Angeles College ............................................... 2 16,277 12,724 81.6 12,724 — 467 — — — — Educorp Career College .................................................. 6 326 122 37.4 122 —————— El Camino College ........................................................... 2 22,856 6,202 28.2 6,202 — 216 — — — — Fashion Institute of Design and Merch, Orange County 6 171 47 28.5 47 —————— Fashion Institute of Design and Merch, San Diego ........ 6 157 47 32.2 47 — 3 — — — — Gavilan College ................................................................ 2 3,299 1,473 45.2 1,473 — 82 — — — — Hartnell College ............................................................... 2 6,892 3,604 52.9 3,604 — 178 — — — — Heald College School of Business and Tech, Fresno .... 3 543 168 30.9 168 — 52 — — — — Heald College School of Business and Tech, Hayward 3 359 103 29.1 103 — 36 — — — — Heald College School of Business, San Jose ................. 3 294 117 39.8 117 — 34 — — — — Heald College School of Business, Salinas .................... 3 457 249 54.5 249 — 66 — — — — Heald College School of Business, Stockton .................. 3 450 186 41.5 186 — 35 — — — — Imperial Valley College .................................................... 2 5,678 4,791 85.4 4,791 — 279 — — — — Institute of Computer Technology .................................... 5 231 75 38.9 75 — 72 4 — — — ITT Technical Institute, Santa Clara ................................ 6 247 66 35.7 66 — 23 — — — — ITT Technical Institute, West Covina ............................... 5 680 380 68.5 380 — 161 67 — — — ITT Technical Institute, Oxnard ....................................... 5 451 181 43.9 181 — 25 — — — — Kelsey-Jenney College .................................................... 4 243 118 48.6 118 — 19 — — — — Los Angeles City College ................................................ 2 15,303 6,257 43.9 6,257 — 203 — — — — Los Angeles County Medical Center School of Nursing 2 140 47 33.6 47 — 22 — — — — Los Angeles Harbor College ............................................ 2 7,942 3,116 40.4 3,116 — 136 — — — — Los Angeles Mission College .......................................... 2 6,376 4,282 69.4 4,282 — 136 — — — — Los Angeles Southwest College ...................................... 2 5,497 1,063 19.5 1,063 — 25 — — — — Los Angeles Trade Technical College ............................. 2 12,268 6,100 50.8 6,100 — 264 — — — — Los Angeles Valley College ............................................. 2 15,947 5,619 36.5 5,619 — 176 — — — — Merced College ................................................................ 2 7,254 2,473 34.4 2,473 — 107 — — — — Modern Technology School of X-Ray .............................. 6 462 219 47.4 219 —————— Mount Saint Mary’s College ............................................. 3 1,980 693 35.3 612 81 62 84 11 — — Mount San Antonio College ............................................. 2 23,803 9,185 40.0 9,185 — 290 — — — — Nova Institute of Health Technology, Los Angeles ......... 6 423 175 41.4 175 — 0 — — — — Nova Institute of Health Technology, Whittier ................. 6 401 325 81.0 325 — 6 — — — — Nova Institute of Health Technology, Ontario ................. 6 379 205 54.1 205 — 5 — — — — Oxnard College ................................................................ 2 6,303 3,293 52.8 3,293 — 189 — — — — Palo Verde College .......................................................... 2 767 339 44.8 339 — 15 — — — — Pasadena City College .................................................... 2 22,990 7,820 36.0 7,820 — 237 — — — — Platt College ..................................................................... 6 258 96 37.2 96 — 73 — — — — Porterville College ............................................................ 2 2,888 1,030 35.9 1,030 — 69 — — — — Rancho Santiago Community College District ................ 2 19,018 7,805 42.8 7,805 — 360 — — — — Rio Hondo College ........................................................... 2 11,383 8,135 73.3 8,135 — 233 — — — — Saint John’s Seminary College ........................................ 3 83 28 33.7 28 — — 9 — — — San Bernardino Valley College ........................................ 2 10,021 3,451 34.7 3,451 — 193 — — — — San Diego City College ................................................... 2 13,565 3,319 24.9 3,319 — 96 — — — — San Joaquin Valley College, Bakersfield ......................... 6 551 208 37.7 208 — 194 — — — — San Joaquin Valley College, Fresno ..............................
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