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11 (I It 04 111 NT NPR itr ED 030 388 HE 000 953 Statistical Abstract of Higher Education inNorth Carolina; 1968-69. North Carolina State Board of Higher Education,Raleigh. Repor t No -RR -4 -69 Pub Date Apr 69 Note-144p. EDRS Price MF -$0.75 HC -$7.30 Descriptors-Admission. (School), Degrees (Titles),Educational Finance, Enrollment, ExtensionEducation, Faculty. Higher Education, Libraries, *Organization,*Planning. Student Costs, Transfer Students Identifiers -*North Carolina This report contains statistical dataprovided by4.public and privatecolleges and universities in North Carolina on: currentenrollment. enrollment trends,undergraduatc; transfers1 degrees conferred.faculty and staff,library resources. extension activities, student costs,admissions and financial aid. studenthousing. 'and financial statistics. Tables .and figuresmake up the bulk of thissecond publication in theBoard of Higher. Education's annual seriesof comprehensive statistical reports onhigher education in North Carolina. US) STATISTICALABSTRACT OF HIGHEREDUCATION IN NORTHCAROLINA,1968-69

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RESEARCH REPORT4-69 (APRIL 1969) NORTH CAROLINA BOARDOF HIGHEREDUCATION RALEIGH, NORTHCAROLINA

; SUMMARY HIGHLIGHTS

1. CURRENT ENROLLMENT - In fall 1968 a total of 126,839 students were enrolled in North Carolina colleges and universities. Of this total 79,076 students or 62.3 percent were enrolled in public institutions and 47,763 or 37.7 percent in private institutions.

2. ENROLLMENT TRENDS - The total 1968 college enrollment increased by 5.2 percent over the 1967 figure. While the enrollment in the public institutions increased 7.3 percent, the enrollment in the private institutions increased 1.9 percent.

3. UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS - More than 7,000 new undergraduate transfer students were enrolled in North Carolina colleges and universities, public and private, in fall 1968. One-third of the new transfers were from out-of-state institutions and the remainder from colleges in the state.

4. DEGREES CONFERRED - A total of 14,532 bachelor's degrees, 625 first professional degrees, 2,815 master's degrees, and 504 doctor's degrees were granted by North Carolina colleges and universities during the year ending June 30, 1968.

5. FACULTY AND STAFF - In fall 1968 the percentage of full-time faculty members with doctor's degrees varied from 81 to 16 among public senior institutions and from 73 to 15 among private senior institutions.

6. LIBRARY RESOURCES - The number of bound volumes per full-time equivalent student at private senior institutions (106.9) is nearly twice that at public senior institutions (59.2).

7. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES - Course registrations totaled 22,000 students in military centers and off-campus credit courses offered by public senior institutions in 1967-68.

8. STUDENT COSTS- Tuition charges for the 1968-69 academic year for North Carolina students to attend public senior institutions ranges from $100 to $400. Tuition charges to attend private senior institutions ranges from $450 to $1,600.

9. ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID- The medianScholastic Aptitude Test score of fall 1968 entering freshmen in public senior institutions was 463 on the verbal test and 502 on the mathematical test for a combined score of 965.

10. STUDENT HOUSING- One-half of the totalstudents in public senior institutions were housed in college-owned dormitories in fall 1968.

11. FINANCIAL STATISTICS- While 26 percentof the current funds revenue in private senior institutions came from student tuition and fees, only 10 percent of the revenue in public senior institutions came from this source. This percentage of revenue from tuition and fees varies widely among private senior institutions,ranging from 13 to 61 percent. PREFACE

Accurate information is basicto the planning and coordination of a sound and effective statewide system of higher education. This report is the second in the Board's annual series of comprehensive statistical reports on higher education in North Carolina. Information is provided in detail in 11 broad areas ranging from enrollment to student costs.

Two new sections on student housing and financial statistics were included this year.

The information presented in the report should be useful to planners and decision-makers in the colleges and universities, state agencies and the General Assembly, and to other interested persons and groups.

This report is largely the result of the compilation and organization of statistical data provided by each institution to the Board of

Higher Education or through the Higher Education General Information

Survey to the United States Office of Education. Acknowledgement is extended to the institutions of higher education in North Carolina, public and private, which cooperated in providing statistical materials.

Acknowledgement is made also to staff members of the Board of

Higher Education for their analyses of data that made this publication possible. In particular, special mention is due Eun Sul Lee, the

Board's director of statistical services, under whose direction the report was prepared.

Cameron West Director of Higher Education CONTENTS

SUMMARY HIGHLIGHTS ii

PREFACE

LIST OF TABLES

LIST OF FIGURES

I. CURRENT ENROLLMENT 1

II. ENROLLMENT TRENDS 35

III. UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS 49

IV. DEGREES CONFERRED 61

V. FACULTY AND STAFF 77

VI. LIBRARY RESOURCES 101

VII. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES 107

VIII. STUDENT COSTS 111

IX. ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID 119

X. STUDENT HOUSING 125

XI. FINANCIAL STATISTICS 129

APPENDICES 135

A. Sources of Data, 137

B. Definitions of Terms, 139

(iv) LIST OF TABLES

Page Tables

CURRENT ENROLLMENT North General Characteristicsof College Enrollment in 5 Carolina, Fall 1968

Colleges and II Number of Students inNorth Carolina Universities by Institution,Sex, Full-Time and Part- 6 Time, ResidenceStatus and Level,Fall 1968

Number of Students byClass at NorthCarolina Colleges III 9 and Universities,Fall 1968 and Out-of- IV Number of Studentsby Level and In-State Status at NorthCarolina Colleges and State Residence 12 Universities, Fall 1968

and Full-Time EquivalentEnrollment by Institution V in Undergraduate andPost-Baccalaureate Enrollment Fall 1968 15 North CarolinaColleges and Universities,

In-State UndergraduateStudents in VI Home Counties of 18 North Carolina by Typeof Institution, Fall1968 Students in Home States ofOut-of-State Undergraduate VII 20 North Carolina by Typeof Institution, Fall1968 Students at Home Counties ofIn-State Undergraduate North Carolina PublicSenior Colleges andUniversities 21 by Institution,Fall 1968 Students at Home States ofOut-of-State Undergraduate Senior Colleges andUniversities North Carolina Public 24 by Institution,Fall 1968

Geographic Origin ofUndergraduate Studentsin North X 26 Carolina Colleges andUniversities, Fall 1968

Graduate and FirstProfessional Enrollmentin North XI 29 Carolina Colleges andUniversities, Fall 1968 North XII Students Enrolled forAdvanced Degrees at Carolina Public Collegesand Universitiesby Major 30 Field of Study and Sex,Fall 1968

Degrees at North XIII Students Enrolled for Advanced Carolina Private Collegesand Universities byMajor 31 Field of Study and Sex,Fall 1968

Registered XIV Summer Session Enrollmentand Credit Hours Universities, 1968 32 in North CarolinaSenior Colleges and

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ENROLLMENT TRENDS

XV Enrollment Trends in North CarolinaColleges and Universities by Public and PrivateInstitutions, 1900-1968 38

XVI Percent Change in the Number ofStudents in North Carolina Colleges and Universitiesby Institution, 1960 to 1968 39

XVII Enrollment by In-State and Out-of-StateResidence Status in North Carolina Public andPrivate Colleges and Universities, 1960-1968 42

XVIII Percentages of Out-of-State Students inNorth Carolina Public Colleges and Universities,1966 to 1968 43

XIX Enrollment Trends by Level of Instructionin North Carolina Colleges and Universities,1958-1968 44

XX Trend in County Origin of In-StateUndergraduate Students in North Carolina Colleges andUniversities, 1965-1968 45

XXI Trend in State Origin of Out-of-StateUndergraduate Students in North Carolina Colleges andUniversities, 1965-1968 47

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS

XXII Number of Undergraduate Transfers toNorth Carolina Colleges and Universities, Fall1966 to Fall 1968 51

XXIII Undergraduate Transfer Students atNorth Carolina Colleges and Universities by Type ofInstitution and Sex, Fall 1968 52

XXIV Transfer Students from Two-Year Colleges toSenior Colleges and Universities in NorthCarolina,Fall 1968 53

XXV Transfer Students from SeniorColleges and Universities to Senior Colleges andUniversities in North Carolina, Fall 1968 54

XXVI Transfer Students from Senior Colleges andUniversities to Two-Year Colleges inNorth Carolina, Fall 1968 56

XXVII Transfer Students from Two-Year Colleges toTwo-Year Colleges in North Carolina, Fall 1968 58

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XXVIII Transfer Students from Out-of-StateColleges and Universities to North Carolina Colleges andUniversities, Fall 1968 59

DEGREES CONFERRED

XXIX Number of Degrees Conferred by NorthCarolina Public and Private Colleges and Universitiesby Institution, 1966-67 and 1967-68 64

XXX Number of Degrees Conferred by NorthCarolina Public and Private Colleges and Universitiesby Field of Study, 1966-67 and 1967-68 65

XXXI Number and Percent of Degrees Conferredin North Carolina by Type of Degree, Field ofStudy and Type of Institution, 1967-68 66

XXXII Bachelor's Degrees conferred by NorthCarolina Public and Private Colleges and Universitiesby Institution, Sex, and Field of Study, 1967-68 69

XXXIII First Professional Degrees Conferredby North Carolina Public and Private Colleges and Universitiesby Insti- tution, Sex, and Field of Study,1967-68 73

XXXIV Master's and Doctor's Degrees Conferredby North Carolina Public and Private Colleges andUniversities by Institution, Sex, and Field ofStudy, 1967-68 74

FACULTY AND STAFF

XXXV Number of Employed Personnel in NorthCarolina Senior Colleges and Universities by PrimaryFunction and Status of Employees, Fall 1968 80

XXXVI Academic Rank of Full-Time Faculty Membersin North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universitiesby Insti- tution, Fall 1968 86

XXXVII Sex of Full-Time Faculty Members in NorthCarolina Senior Colleges and Universities byInstitution and Academic Rank, Fall 1968 88

XXXVIII Highest Earned Degree Held byFull-Time Faculty Members in North Carolina Senior Collegesand Universities by Institution and Academic Rank, Fall1968 90 Page Tables

XXXIX Retention and Replacement of Full-TimeFaculty Members in North Carolina SeniorColleges and Universities by Edu- cational Level and Institution,Fall 1967 to Fall 1968 94

XL Sources of New Full-Time Faculty MembersEmployed Between Fall 1967 and Fall 1968in North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universities byEducational Level and Institution 96

XLI Reasons for Departure of Full-TimeFaculty Members Between Fall 1967 and Fall 1968in North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universities byEducational Level and Institution 98

XLII Average Salaries of Full-TimeFaculty Members and Ranges of Institutional Averages by AcademicRank in North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universities,Fall 1968 100

LIBRARY RESOURCES

XLIII Library Resources in North Carolina Publicand Private Colleges and Universities by Institution,1967-68 103

XLIV Number of Bound Volumes Per FTE Student inNorth Carolina Colleges and Universities, Fall1968 105

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

XLV Students in Credit Extension at North CarolinaPublic Senior Colleges and Universities, 1967-68 109

XLVI Registrations in Non-Credit Extension atNorth Carolina Public Senior Colleges andUniversities, 1967-68 110

STUDENT COSTS

XLVII Undergraduate Student Costs at North CarolinaColleges and Universities, 1968-69 113

XLVIII Detailed Listing of Required Fees Charged toRegular Undergraduate Students at North Carolina Colleges and Universities, 1968-69 116

XLIX Graduate Student Costs at North CarolinaColleges and Universities, 1968-69 118 Tables Page

First Professional Tuition and Required Fees at North Carolina Colleges and Universities, 1968-69 118

ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID

LI Average SAT Scores of Entering Freshmen in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1962-1968 121

LII Distribution of SAT Scores of Entering Freshmen in North Carolina rub14.c Senior Colleges and Universities, Fall 1968 122

LIII High School Class Rank of Entering Freshmen in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, Fall 1968 123

LIV Student Financial Aid at North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities for Twelve-Month Period Ending June 30, 1968 124

STUDENT HOUSING

LV Capacity and Utilization of Dormitorics in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1960 to 1968 127

LVI Student Enrollment by Type of Housing in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and "Iziversities, Fall 1968 128

FINANCIAL STATISTICS

LVII Current Funds Revenue in North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universities, 1967-68 132

LVIII Current Funds Expenditures in North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universities, 1967-68 133 Figures

1 North Carolina Colleges and Universities, 1969 (Map) xii-xiii

2 Student Enrollment in North Carolina Colleges and Universities by Full-Time and Part-Time Status, Fail 1968 3

3 Geographic Origin of Undergraduate Students in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, Fall 1968 4

4 Trends in Headcount Enrolltent in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1960-1968 36

5 Enrollment by In-State and Out-of-State Residence Status in North Carolina Public and Private Colleges and Universities, 1960-1968 37

6 Flow of Undergraduate Transfers Among North Carolina Colleges and Universities, Fall 1968 50

7 Number of Degrees Conferred by North Carolina Public and Private Colleges and Universities, 1966-67 and 1967-68 62

8 Bachelor's Degrees Conferred by North Carolina Public and Private Colleges and Universities by Field of Study, 1967-68 63

9 Percent Distribution of Full-Time Faculty in North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universities by Academic Rank, 1967 and 1968 78

10 Percentage of Full-Time Faculty with Doctor's Degrees in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, Fall 1967 and Fall 1968 79

11 Number of Bound Volumes Per Full-Time Equivalent Student in North Carolina Public and Private Senior Colleges and Universities, 1968 102

12 Location and Number of Off-Campus Credit Courses Offered by North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1967-68 108

13 Ranges of Tuition and Required Fees Charged to Students in North Carolina Colleges and Universities, 1968-69 112

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14 SAT Scores of Entering Freshmen in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1962-1968 120

15 Percent of Dormitory Utilization in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1961-1968 126

16 Current Funds Revenue in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1966-67 and 1967-68 130

17 Current Funds Expenditures in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1966-67 and 1967-68 131 wwwirimPRMINIMMOMMINIMIIIIMMINIMIIIIIIIIIMIPV

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CATAWB ROWAN MCDOWELL 0 28 A43 HAYWOOD A A 35 44

SWAIN LINCOLN RUTHERFORD CABARRUS JACKSON A 31 GRAHAM HENDERSON CLEVELAND GASTON 32 RANSYL- STANLY VANIA MACON 020 A CHEROKEE A 58 UNION ANSON

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS 19Davidson County Community College 38 Elon College 60Gardner-Webb Junior College 20Gaston College 39Greensboro College 61*Kittrell College 21 Isothermal Community College 40Guilford College 62Leos-McRae College SENIOR COLLEGES 22Lenoir County Community College 41 High Point College 63Louisburg College 1 Appalachian State University 23Rockingham Community Colleoe 42 *Johnson C. Smith University 64Mitchell College 2 AshevAle-Biltmore College 24Sandhills Community College 43 Lenoir Rhyne College 65Montreal-Anderson College 3 East Carolina Univershy 25Southeastern Community College 44 Livingstone College 66Mount Olive Junior College 4 *Elizabeth City State College 26Surry Community College 45 Mars Hill College 67Peace College 5 *Fayetteville State College 27Wayne Commuroity College 46Meredith College 68St. Mary's Junior College 6 *North Corolina Agricultural and Technical State University 28Western Piedmont Community College 47Methodist College 69Southwood College 7 *North Carolina College at Durham 29Wilkes Community College 48North Carolina Wesleyan College 70Vardell Hall 8North Carolina School of the Arts 49Pfeiffer College 71 Wingate College 9North Carolina State University at Raleigh 50Queens College 10Pembroke State College PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS 51 Sacred Heart College THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 11 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 52 St. Andrews Presbyterian College 12University of North Carolina at Charlotte 72 Southeastern Baptist Theologkal ASENIOR COLLEGES 53 *Saint Augustine's College 13 University of North Carolina at Greensboro 54Salem College 30Atlantic Christian College 14Western Carolina University 55 *Shaw University 1 MILE COLLEGES 15Wilmington College 31 *Barber-Scotia College 56 Wake Forest Univenity 73John Wesley Bible College 16 *Winston-Salem State College 32 Belmont Abbey College 57Warren Wilson College 33 *Bennett College 74Piedmont Mble College 34Campbell College 75Southern Pilgrim College COMMUNITY COLLEGES 35Catawba College AJUNIOR COLLEGES 17Central Piedmont Community College 36 Davidson College 58Brevard College 18College of the Albemarle 37Duke Univenity 59Chowan College Attended predominantly by Negroes

SECTION I

CURRENT ENROLLMENT

This section presents statistics on the number and detailed characteristics of the students enrolled in North Carolina colleges and universities. In fall 1968 a total of 126,839 students were enrolled in colleges and universities in North Carolina. Of this total 79,076 students or 62.3 percent were enrolled in publicinstitutions and

47,763 or 37.7 percent in private institutions.

The total enrollment figure in this reportincludes students enrolled in public senior institutions, military centers,college transfer programs in community colleges, private seniorand junior colleges, and seminary and Bible colleges. An assessment of the total students enrolled in all types of education beyond high school,including technical and vocational programs, appeared inHigher Education in North Carolina,

(Vol. Iv, No. 4, March 7, 1969).

Some general characteristics of college enrollmentby public and private institutions are illustrated in Figure2, and more information

is summarized in Table I. Detailed information by institution is pre-

sented in Tables II, III, and rv. Full-time equivalent enrollment which

accounts for part-time students isshown by institution in Table V.

The geographic origin of undergraduate students by typeof insti-

tution is presented in Tables VI and VII. Further detailed information

about the origin of undergraduate students at publicsenior institutions

is given in Tables VIII and IX. The geographic origin is listed by

county for North Carolina students andby state for out-of-state students.

An analysis of the geographic origins ofundergraduate students in the 2

16 public senior institutions isgraphically presented in Figure3. The

appears in Table X. sameinformation for other types of institutions

Graduate and first professionalenrollment is presented by sexand full-time and part-time statusin Table XI. Information about students enrolled for advanced degreesby field of study is shownin Tables XII and XIII. These two detailed tables areespecially useful in assessing fields within a year. the expected advanceddegree production in various

Table XIV shows summer sessionenrollment by institution andlevel. Figure 2. Student Enrollment in NorthCarolina Colleges and Universities by Full-Time and Part-TimeStatus, Fall 1968

Full-Time (60,231)

Public Senior Insti.* Private Senior Insti.**

Community Colleges*** Private Junior Insti.

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Figure 3. Geographic Origin of Undergraduate Students in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, Fall 1968

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TABLE I. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF COLLEGE ENROLLMENT* IN NORTH CAROLINA, FALL 1968

Public Institutions Private Instieutions All Institutions Characteristics Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent

Jr. & Sr. Institutions

2-Yr. Institutions 7,170** 9.1% 9,143 19.1% 16,313 12.97 Sr. Institutions 71,906*** 90.9 38,620**** 80.9 110,526 87.1

Sex

Men 47,253 59.8 26,676 55.9 73,929 58.3 Women 31,823 40.2 21,087 44.1 52.910 41.7

Full-Time & Part-Time

Full-Time 64,722 81.8 45,538 95.3 110,260 86.9 Part-Time 14,354 18.2 2,225 4,7 16,579 13.1

Residence Status

In-State 63,328 80.1 25,846 54.1 89,174 70.3 Out-of-State 15,748 19.9 21,917 45.9 37,665 29.7

Level of Instruction

Freshman 24,057 30.4 16,146 33.8 40,203 31.7 Sophomore 15,878 20.1 11,771 24.7 27,649 21.8 Junior 12,881 16.3 7,362 15.4 20,243 16.0 Sr. & 5th Year 12,250 15.5 7,029 14.7 19,279 15.2 Special & Unclassified 3 349 4.2 1 868 3.9 5 217 4.1 Total Undergrad. 68,415 86.5 44,176 92.5 112,591 88.8

First Professional 1,076 1.4 1,841 3.8 2,917 2.3 Graduate 9,585 12.1 1,746 3.7 11,331 8.9

GRAND TOTAL 79,076 100.0 47,763 100.0 126,839 100.0

* Resident-credit enrollment only. This excludes students in extension, correspondence, adult education, auditors, short courses, and students enrolled for individual lessons only. ** College parallel programs only. *** Including military centers. **** Including theological seminary and Bible colleges. TABLE II. NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, SEX, FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME, RESIDENCE STATUS AND Total Full- Part- LEVEL, FALL 1968 In- Out-of- Under- First PUBLIC INSTITUTIONSUNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Institution Enrollment Men Women Time Time State State Grad. Prof. Grad. UNC-CharlotteUNC-ChapelN.C. State HillUniversity 16,23311,964 2,351 11,34410,271 1,430 4,8891,693 921 14,043 1,8309,458 2,1902,506 521 11,305 2,2699,351 4,9282,613 82 11,010 2,3519,819 990 - 4,2332,145 - REG.UNC-Greensboro UNIV. E. SR. C0LLEGES Consolidated University Total 36,437 5 889 23,955 910 12,482 4 979 30,010 4 679 6,421 210 28,034 5 109 8,403 780 27,784 4 604 990 - 7,6631 285 Asheville-ailtmoreAppalachian State UniversityCollege 5,583 748 2,582 411 2,998 4,994 586 4,798 782 5,108 - 472 - FayettevilleEliaabethEast Carolina City State UniversityState College College 1,2431,0099,258 4,558 488418 4,703 337'55591 1,1928,546 864516 145712232 51 1,0717,574 809699 1,684 172200 49 1,2431,0098,561 748 -- 697 -- N.C.N.C.Peln'zrokeN.C. A School andColleze T Stateof Arts CollegeUniversity 3,8443,042 218 2,3091,218 977136 1,8241,535 89 3,3902,818 218 224454 2,5842,808 105 1,036 113458 2,7613,650 218 86 -- 195194 - ri:stern Cars/inainston-Sallem Universitylmir;_--- State CollegeCA.leg 4,31011,64 1,240301 2,561 450765 1,749 85158775 3,86111,1251,536 161 449140115 28 3,80011,247 1,179067 234510317 61 14,0181,564 1,240301 -- 292 -- YILITARY CENTERS PublicReg. Univ. Senior -i. TotalSr. Colleges Total 69,79433,35- 40,82816,873 28,96616,484 60,23130,221 9,5633,136 55,77527,741 14,019 5,616 59,20531,421 1,076 86 9,5131,850 FortCamp Bragz Lejeune (ncsu) (ECU) 1,373 408 365881 189 43 225 14 394845 353106 302717 408998 - 72 - Sey=ourCherry PointJohnson (ECU) (ECU) Military Centers Total 2,112 247387 1,813 215352 299 3235 274 2411 1,838 223376 653109 85 1,459 302138 2,040 247387 - 72 - Col.CentralCOMY.UNITY If Pierimonttha AlbemarleCOLLEGES* Community College 1,579 498 1,041 336 162538 289565 1,014 209 1,544 114 35 1,579 498 Isothern.,s.GastonnntriTrila. Community College P. 7:=7-nity College 1,071 473312 341189583 488129123 311183560 511159129 1,052 467384291 2119 3 1,071 470312 111% TABLE II. (Cont.) NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND SEX, FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME, RESIDENCE STATUS AND LEVEL, FALL 1968 Institution Enrollment Total Men Women Full-Time TimePart- State In- Out-of- State Under-Grad. Prof.First Grad. RockiLaamLenoirCOMMUNITY County COLLEGESCommunity Community (Cont.1 Colkgc. College 552503576 360357 156143219 441280429 223111147 539492570 1113 6 552503576 - - WayneSurrySoutheasternSandhills Community Community Community Community College College College College 442182301 248396117162 139194 65 345129170 131 9753 281423181 2019 1 182301442 -- - WilkesWestern Comminity Piedmont College Community CollegeCommunity Colleges Total 7,170 211473 4,612 152330 2,558 143 59 4,217 326189 2,953 147 22 6,900 206470 270 35 7,170 211473 - -- PRIVATE INSTITUTICESSENICR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESPUBLIC TOTAL 79,076 47,253 31,823 64,722 14,354 63,328 15,748 68,415 1,076 9,585 Barber-ScotiaAtlantic Christian College College 1,567 609 82 1.-cP6 4317 41 1,402 581 165 28 1,355 313 296212 1, 5607 9 - -- BennettBelmontCatawbaCampbell CollegeAbbey College College College 2,4021,051 684819 1,525 574799 - 877477684 20 2,3291,034 683788 311773 1 1,767 229574315 477635369590 2,4021,051 684819 -- -- DavidsonGreensboroElonDuke CollegeUniversity College College 1,8177,3201,035 690 1,1914,9411,01P 161 2,379 529626 5 1,0191,6577,034 672 160286 1816 1,0791,536 348515 5,784 175738687 4,9351,8171,035 690 921 - 1,464 - GuilfordJ.C.HighLenoir SrPoint College nithEniversityRhyre College College 1,6011,3091,331,333 974652635702 62765"631704 1,2041,2981,3281,133 397203 11 1,2161,05) 838514 385250825525 1,5981,3091,3241,333 15 -- 3 - MethodistMeredithMarsLivingstone Hill College College College 1,268 982863859 677368525 - 863491457591 1,232 843857963 361920 2 773710841605 209254153427 1,268 982863836 23 - - QueensN.C.SacredPfeiffer Wesleyan College Heart Coilege CollegeCollege 467839643958 490323 28 1 468466781320 430765921617 374426 183203585334 284606373309 467809958643 - - ShawSalemSt. AndrewsAugustinets UniversityCollege Presbyterian College College 1,0851,039 552900 440438570 1 462515551599 1,0731,000 529884 23391612 443285332623 642267416568 1,0851,038 900552 -- -1- WarrenWake Forest Wilson University College Sr. Colleges and Univ. Total 37,554 3,177 376. 20,547 2,324 174 17,007 202853 35,683 3,034 373 1,871 143 3 19,227 1,565 117 18,327 1,612 259 34,487 2,537 376 1,373 414 - 1,694 226 - TABLE II. (Cont.) NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA SEX, FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME, RESIDENCE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY STATUS AND LEVEL, FALL 1968 INSTITUTION, 03 JUNIOR COLLEGES Institution Enrollment Total Men Women Time TimePart- State In- Out-of- State Under-Grad. FirstProf. Grad. Brevard College Mir KittrellGardner-WebbChawan CollegeCollege Junior College 1,3031,338 316639 167871331907 149432431308 1,2471,313 316639 5625 -- 198923329580 380118310758 1,3031,338 316639 Montreat-AndersonMitchellLouisburgLeesMcRae College CollegeCollege College 466823687539 242289477482 224250346205 458503812678 3611 89 222481559349 244264338 58 466539823687 Mt. Clive Junior College 346 .M11 Peace College 429 194 - 429152 420319 27 9 393319 3627 429346 .M11 71rgateVardellSouthwoodSt. MarylsJuniorCollege Hall Co/lege College 1.588 272346 51 1 048 223 - 543346 5152 1 573 268346 51 15 4- 1 310 219139 32 278133127 19 1 588 272346 51 Junior Colleges Total 9,143 5,228 3,915 8,943 200 6,053 3,090 9,143 IND SoutheasternTHEOLCGICALTheological SEMINARY Baptist Seminary 582 560 22 461 BIBLE COLLEGES 61 121 351 231 62 468 52 PiedmontJohn Wesley Bible Bible College College 329 229 45 103 16 312 58 17 3 128 31 201 30 329 61 IND Southern Pi/grim College Sem.PRIVATE & Bible TCTAL Colleges Total 1,066 94 901 67 165 27 81_ 912 154 13 570 60 496 34 546 94 468 52 IND * CollegeGRAND TCTAL (Public and Private) parallel programs only. 126,839 47,763 73,92926,676 21,08752,910 110,26045,538 16,579 2,225 89,17825,850 37,66121,913 112,591 44,176 2,9171,841 11,331 1,746 TABLE III. NUMBER OF STUDENTS BY CLASS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 FIRST INSTITUTION tional*Occupa- Freshman Sophomore UNDERGRADUATE Junior Senior YearFifth ** Special Total PROFES-SIONALr*` wGRADUATE ' TOTALGRAND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONSN.C.UNIVERSITY State UniversityOF NORTH CAROLINA 306 2,624 2,119 1,868 1,992 47 863 9,819 - 2,145 11,964 UNC-CharlotteUNC-ChapelUNC-Greensboro Hill Consolidated University Total 313 -7 2,1156,8711,470 662 2,5106,4051 216 560 2,7746,2671 ,003 622 2,9966,169 339842 143 96 - 1,616 161519 73 11,01027,784 2,3514,604 990 - 4,2337,6631,285 - 16,23336,437 5,8892,351 Asheville-BiltmoreAppalachianREGIONAL UNIV. State & SR. UniversityCollege COLLEGES - 1,691 387 1,14** - 1,231 166 119968 -- 3476 7 5,108 748 - - 472 5,580 748 - 697 - 8,561 9,258 East Carolina University - 2,746 2,148 191 1,895 196 1,765 - 2 - - - 396 224 1,009 - 1,009 Elizabeth City State College - 640 213 172 210 - 8 1,243 - - 1,243 N.C.Fayetteville CollegeSchoolA and Tof State Arts CollegeUniversity 63 - 1,130 866 89 1,190 741 65 510735 42 144966 21 16 -4 3511 1 2,7613,650 218 86 - 195194 - 3,0423,844 218 Winston-SalemWilmingtonWesternPembroke Carolina StateCollege State CollegeUniversity College 38 - 1,508 489502552 364256294920 236218812326 210177294767 - 24971128 1,3014,0181,2401,564 -- 292 - 4,3101,3011,2401,564 Reg. Univ. & Sr. Col. Total 101 10,996 7,566 6,539 5,865 163 20 334 31,421 86 1,850 33,357 MILITARYPUBLIC CENTERS SENIOR TOTAL 414 - 17,867 4 13,971 6 12,806 7 12,034 4 - 1,950 977 -59,205 998 1,076 - 9,513 72 69,794 Fort Bragg (MCSU) _ 1,070 SeymourCherryCamp Lejeune JohnsonPoint (ECU) (ECU) -- 301303175 443856 212225 15 16 1017 - 61 247387408 - -- 387247408 COMMUNITY COLLEGESJIJMilitary Centers Total _ - 783 144 75 - 26 - 27 - 985 - 2,040 - - 72 - 2,112 DavidsonCollegeCentralGaston ofPiedmontCountyCollege Albemarlp ,.:,7)mmunity Community College - 1,289 343334822 249290127164 - -- - - 1,5791,071 498470 -- -- 1,5791,071 470498 NUMBER OF STUDENTS BY CLASS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 TABLE III. (Cont.) FIRST COMMUNITY COLLEGES (Cont.) INSTITUTION Occupa-tional* Freshman Sophomore UNDERGRADUATE Junior Senior Year**Fifth Special Total SIONAL***GRADUATEPROFES- TOTALGRAND SandhiRockinghamLenoirIsothermal llsCounty CommunityCommunity Community CollegeCollege College - 379390410233 173113166 79 - - - -- 312552503576 - - 552503576312 WesternWayneSurrySoutheastern Community CommunityPiedmont Community College CommunityCollege College College - 358207326168 115116 1494 - - - - 473301442182 - -- 473301442182 WilkesPUBLIC Community TOTAL CollegeCommunity Colleges Total 414 - a/ 24,057 5,407 148 15,878 1,763 63 12,881 - 12,060 - 190 - 2,935 - 68,415 7,170 211 1,076 - 9,585 -- 79,076 7,170 211 PRIVATE INSTITUTIONSBarber-ScotiaAtlanticSENIOR COLLEGES Christian College & UNIVERSITIESCollege - 334455 105417 317 73 336 82 - 4215 1,567 609 - - 1,567 609 BennettBelmont College Abbey College ... - 230222 182203 131173 139189 - 32 2 819684 - - 684819 DavidsonCampbellCatawba CollegeCollege - 290301710 265268524 210273651 251194442 83 - 191575 1,0351,0512,402 - - 1,0351,0512,402 ElonDuke CollegeUniversity 289 - 1,313 630 1,144 171469 1,105 379 298945 ..- 4156 1,8174,935 921 ..- 1,464 ..- 1,8177,320 J.C.HighGreensboroGuilford SmithPoint CollegeUniversityCollege 32 - 574311499192 316323332 205283275149 220275330160 - 141130 18 9 1,3241,3331,598 690 15 - -3 1,3391,3331,601 690 LivingstoneLenoir Rhyne College College - 382212 326221 170299 168292 ... - 6510 1,309 836 23 - - 1,309 859 MethodistMeredithMarsN.C. Hill Wesleyan CollegeCollege College - 177312272373 159260249292 125188173295 218291156164 -1 2617 4 1,268 643863982 - -- 1,268 643982863 SacredQueensPfeiffer HeartCollege College College 68 - 151230295 210208117 114154178 240174 - - 174137 467809958 - -.. 467809958 SalemSt. AndrewsAugustine'sCollege Presbyterian College College -2 494240172 221124181 107195194 214122168 3- 2429 - 1,038 552900 - -1- 1,039 552900 WarrenWakeShaw Forest Wilson University University CollegeSenior Colleges & Universities Total 391 - 10,559 136701351 8,375 591386111 7,265 587196 66 6,896 618148 62 87 -- 914 40 14 34,487 2,5371,085 376 1,373 414 -- 1,694 226 - 37,554 3,1771,085 376 TABLE III. (Cont.) NUMBER OF STUDENTS BY CLASS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 INSTITUTION tional*Occupa- Freshman Sophomore UNDERGRADUATE Junior Senior Year's*Fifth Special Total glEiTS,'7**FIRST GRADUATE TOTALGRAND BrevardJUNIORChowan COLLEGES CollegeCollege 141 754386 443253 - - - - 1,338 639 - - 1,338 639 LouisburgLees-McRaeKittrellGardner-Webb CollegeCollege College Junior College 190 4365 497407189702 283206401127 - - - 10 -9 1,303 823687316 -- -- 1,303 823687316 Mt.Montreat-AndersonMitchell Olive JuniorCollege College College 227295390 119168149 - - -.. -3 346466539 -.. -.. 346466539 VardellSouthwoodSt.Peace Mary's CollegeHall College Junior College 142196254 33 130150175 18 -- - - - 346272429 51 -- - 272346429 51 THEOLOGICALWingateSoutheastern College SEMINARY BaptistJunior Theological Colleges Total 439 5,403 931 3,264 642 - - - 3715 9,1431 588 - - 9,1431 588 BIBLE COLLEGESSeminary 62 7 - 62 468 52 582 SouthernJohnPiedmont Wesley Pilgrim Bible Bible CollegeCollege CollegeSeminary & Bible Colleges Total 8523 - 184112 4230 132 388311 97127213 3324 2 13 - 2- 329546 9461 468 - 52 - 1,066 329 9461 GRAND TOTAL (PublicPRIVATE &TOTAL Private) 1,329 915 40,20316,146 27,64911,771 20,243 7,362 18,989 6,929 290100 3,888 953 112,591 44,176 2,9171,841 11,331 1,746 126,83947,763 *** ** * FirstFifth-YearTerminal Professional occupationalincludes includes a student studies a studentwho programs is inwho a not isprogram inchiefly a professionalrequiring creditable five school toward years .)1- a7,f bachelor's programstudy for (law, degree. a bachelor's medicine, degreedentistry, (e.g., theology, architecture, etc.) which engineering). requires at **** '2/ TheSince entire it is community possible collegefor students system to enrolls earn a 12,832degree studentsinadditionleast three two inyearsto ortwo-yearthe moreat college Asheville-Biltmore, academic technical parallel years programs students of previousthere and included 6,908is collegeno studentsSophognrein thework table. in forclassification one-year entrance. vocational used. programs in TABLE IV. NUMBER OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND IN-STATE AND OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCE STATUS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 Under raduate In- Out-of- Out-of-Percent 1st Professional In- Out-of- Out-of-Percent In- Graduate Out-of- Out-of-Percent All Students In- Out-of- Out-of-Percent PUBLIC INSTITUTIONSUNIV. OF NORTH CAROLINA Institution Total State State State Total State State State Total State State State Total State State State UNC-GreensboroUNC-CharlotteUNC-ChapelN.C. State Hill University 11,010 4 2,3519,819604 38,571 2,2698,229922 2,4391,590 682 82 14.822.116.27 3.5 990 830 160 16.2% 4,23312,145 285 11,9041,122 187 2,3291,023 98 55.047.77 7.6 16,23311,964 2,3515,889 11,3052,2695 9,351109 4,9282,613 780 82 30.421.8713.2 3.5 AppalachianREG. UNIV. & SR. COL. Cons.Univ.Total 27,784 5,108 22,991 4,411 4,793 697 13.617.2 990 830 160 16.2 7,663 472 4,213 387 3,450 85 18.045.0 36,437 5,580 28,034 4,798 8,403 782 14.023.1 FayettevilleElizabethEastAsheville-Biltmore Carolina City 1,2431,0098,561 748 1,0716,960 809699 1,601 172200 49 13.819.818.7 6.6 697 614 83 11.9 - 1,2431,0099,258 748 1,0717,574 809699 1,684 172200 49 19.818.2 6.6 PembrokeN.C. SchoolCollegeA and Tof Arts 1,5642,7613,650 218 1,2472,3792,635 105 1,015 317382113 20.351.813.827.8 86 42 44 51.2 194195 163173 3221 16.410.8 1,5643,0423,844 218 2,5842,8081,247 105 1,036 317458113 20.351.827.015.013.8 Winston-SalemWest-IrnWilmington Carclina Reg.Univ.& Sr.Col. 4,0181,3011,240 1,0671,1793,592 234426 61 18.010.6 4.9 292 208 84 28.8 1,3011,2404,310 3,8001,0671,179 234510 61 18.011.8 4.9 MILITARY CENTERS Publin Sr.Total Total 3159,205 421 49,14526 154 10,060 5 267 17.016.8 1,076 86 872 42 204 44 19.051.2 9,5131 850 5,7581 545 3,755 305 39.516.5 3369,794 357 55,77527 741 14,019 5 616 20.116.8 FortSeymourCherryCamp Bragg(NCSU) Lejeune(ECU) Point(ECU)Johnson(ECU) 387408247998 109106304 85 138302694 55.978.074.069.5 72 49 -_-23 31.9 1,070 247387408 109353106 85 302138717 55.978.074.067.0 CentralCOMMUNITY Piedmont COLLEGES* Military Ctrs.Total 1,5792,040 1,544 604 1,436 35 70.4 2.2 72 49 23 31.9 1,5792,112 1,544 653 1,459 35 69.1 2.2 GastonDavidsonIsothermalCol. of CountyAlbemarle 1,071 312470498 1,^52 291467384 114 2110 3 22.9 6.70.61.8 1,071 498312470 1,052 291467384 114 2119 3 22.9 0.66.71.8 TABLE IV. (Cont.) NUMBER OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND IN-STATE AND OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCE STATUS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 Undergraduate Out- Percent 1st Professional Out- Percent In- Graduate of-Out- Out-of-Percent All Students In- Out-of- Out-of-Percent COMMUNITY COLLEGES(cont.) Institution Total State In- State of- Out-of- State Total State In- State of- Out-of- State Total State State State Total State State State RockinghamLenoirSoutheasternSandhills County 442552503576 492570423539 191311 6 4.32.42.21.07 - 442552503576 423539492570 191311 6 4.32.22.41.07 WilkesWesternWayneSurry Piedmont 211473301182 206281470181 20 351 2.46.60.60.5 301211473182 206281470181 20 531 2.40.60.56.6 PUBLICCommunity TOTAL Col.Total 7,170 68,415 56,649 6,900 11,766 270 17.2 3.8 1,076 872 204 19.07. 9,585 5,807 3,778 39.47. 79,076 7,170 63,328 6,900 15,748 270 19.9 3.8 PRIVATE INSTITUTIONSAtlanticSR. COL. &Christian UNIV. 1,567 1,355 212 13.5 1,567 1,355 212 13.5 BennettBelmontBarber-ScotiaCampbell Abbey 2,402 819684609 1,767 229313315 635369590296 26.453.972.048.6 2,402 684819609 1,767 315229313 369590296635 26.448.653.972.0 DukeDavidsonElonCatawba 1,8174,9351,0351,051 1,0791,039 348574 3,896 738687477 40.678.966.445.4 921 197 724 - 78.6 1,464 300 1,164 - 79.5 1,8177,3201,0351,051 1,0791,536 348574 5,784 477738687 40.679.066.445.4 J.C.HighGuilfordGreensboro PointSmith 1,3241,3331,598 690 1,213 506808515 818525385175 61.839.424.125.4 15 8 7 46.7 3 3 1,3391,3331,601 690 1,216 514808515 825525385175 61.639.424.025.4 MarsMeredithLivingstoneLenoir Hill Rhyne 1,2681,309 863836 1,059 710841587 427249250153 33.729.817.719.1 23 18 -5 21.7 1,2681,309 863859 1,059 710841605 153254250 17.719.1 3.9. Methodist 643982 334773 309209 48.021.3 643982 334773 11199 2418:30 N.C.SacredQueensPfeiffer Wesleyan Heart 467809900958 332183203585 568284606373 63.160.874.938.9 - - 900467809958 332183203585 568284373606 38.963.160.874.9 WakeShawSalemSt. ForestAndrewsAugustine's 2,5371,0851,038 552 1,189 443285622 1,348 642416267 48.440.051.759.2 414 245 169 40.8 226 1 131 1 95 42.0 3,1771,0391,085 552 1,565 285623443 1,612 416642267 59.248.440.050.7 Warren Wilson Sr.Col.& Univ.Total 34,487 376 18,324 117 16,163 259 46.968.9 1,373 468 905 65.9 1,694 435 1,259 74.3 37,554 376 19,227 117 18,327 259 48.868.9 TABLE IV. (Cont.) NUMBER OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND IN-STATE AND OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCE AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 STATUS Undergraduate Out- Percent 1st Professional In- Out-of- Out-of-Percent In- Graduate Out-of- Out-of-Percent All Students In- Out-of- Out-of-Percent JUNIOR COLLEGES Institution Total State In- State of- Out-of- State Total State State State Total State State State Total State State State KittrellGardner-WebbChowanBrevard 1,3031,338 316639 198923580329 118380758310 37.356.648.57.29.2 - 1,3031,338 316639 198923580329 380310118758 37.329.256.648.57. Montreat-AndersonMitchellLouisburgLees-McRae 466539823687 222481349559 338244264 58 49.252.410.832.1 - 466539823687 222481349559 333244264 58 32.149.252.410.8 Mt. SouthwoodSt.PeaceOlive Mary's 272346429 219393319139 133127 3627 36.749.3 8.47.8 272346429 139219393319 127133 3627 36.749.3 8.47.8 WingateVardell Hall Jr. Col. Total 1 9,143588 51 6,0531 310 32 3,090 278 19 33.817.537.2 - 9,1431 588 51 1 6,053310 32 3,090 278 19 33.817.537.2 SoutheasternTHEOLOGICALTheological SEMINARYBaptist Seminary 62 39 23 37.1 468 286 182 38.97. 52 26 26 50.07 582 351 231 39.7 BIBLEJohnSouthernPiedmont COLLEGESWesley PilgrimBible Bible College Col.Col. 329 6194 128 3160 201 3430 49.236.261.1 329 6194 128 6031 201 3430 36.261.149.2 TotalSem.PRIVATE & Bible TOTAL Colleges 44,176 546 24,635 258 19,541 288 52.744.2 1,841 468 286754 1,087 182 38.959.0 1,746 52 461 26 1,285 26 50.073.6 47,763 1,066 25,850 570 21,913 496 45.946.5 * College parallelGRAND TOTAL programs only. 112,591 81,284 31,307 27.8 2,917 1,626 1,291 44.2 11,331 6,268 5,063 44.7 126,839 89,178 37,661 29.7 TABLE V. AND POST-BACCALAUREATE ENROLLMENT IN WORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION AND UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 Full-Tine FTE of Part- UNDERGRADUATE Total FTE ofTotal Credit No. Hours Full-Time FTEPOST-BACCALAUREATE of Part- Total FTE Totalof Credit No. Hours Full-Time FTE of Part- ALL STUDENTS Total FTE ofTotal Credit No. Hours PUBLIC INSTITUTIONSUNIVERSITY OF INSTITUTIONNORTH Students Tine Enrollment Registered Students Time Enrollment Registered Students Tine Enrollment Registered 1JNC-CharlotteUNC-ChapelN.C. State Univ.HillCAROLINA 10,403 1,8308,643 234241426 10,644 2,0649,069 168,928143,44530,275 3,640 815 502483 4,1421,298 - 53,90312,570 - 14,043 1,8309,458 234743909 14,78610,367 2,064 222,831156,01530,275 REGIONALUNC-0reensboro UNIVERSITIESSENIORCons. Univ.COLLEGES AND Total 25,318 4 442 973 72 26,291 4 514 412,498 69 850 4,692 237 1,399 414 6,091 651 72,793 6 320 30,010 4 679 2,372 486 32,382 5 165 485,291 76 170 ElizabethEastAsheville-BiltmoreAppalachian Carolina City 8,4114,789 864516 122238 8073 8,4845,027 944638 135,452 14,75683,562 5,541 135205 217 85 352290 4,3893,707 8,5464,994 864516 290122323 80 8,8365,317 944638 139,841 87,269 5,541 N.C.Fayetteville CollegeSchoolA and Tof Arts 3,3602,6721,192 218 188 4326 3,5482,7151,218 218 25,41267,35419,718 3,462 146 30 4364 189 94 951952 3,3902,8181,192 218 252 8626 2,9043,6421,218 218 26,36368,30619,71814,756 Winston-SalemWilmingtonWesternPembroke Carolina 3,76011,1251,536 161 124 496712 3,88411,1921,548 210 1918,38462,21523,704 573 101 104 205 1,825 - 1,1253,86111,536 161 228 496712 4,08911,1921,548 210 1918,38464,04023,704 573 3,462 PUBLIC SENIORTotalReg. TOTAL Univ. & Sr. Col. 54,92229,604 1,0221,995 56,91730,626 891,631479,133 5,309 617 1,912 513 7,2211,130 84,61711,824 60,23130,221 3,9071,535 64,13831,756 976,248490,957 MILITARYCampFort LejeuneBragg CENTERS (NCSU) (ECU) 218 14 197391 211609 2,1053,788 -7 39 46 237 - 225 14 197430 211655 2,1054,025 COMMUNITYSeymourCherry PointJohnsonMilitary COLLEGES* (ECU) (ECU) Ctrs. Total 267 2411 884112184 1,151 136195 9,19811,950 355 7- _z.39 _=.46 237 274 2411 923112184 1,197 136195 9,43511,950 355 GastonDavidsonCollegeCentral CountyofPiedmont the Albemarle 560311289565 253424103 75 813386392989 11,88114,321 5,8755,686 - 560311289565 253103424 75 813386392989 11,88114,321 5,8755,686 TABLE V. (Cont.) FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION AND AND UNIVERSITIES,UNDERGRADUATE FALL 1968 AND PCST-BACCALAUREATEUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES POST-BACCALAUREATE ALL STUDENTS INSTITUTION Full-TimeStudents FTE of TimePart- EnrollmentTotal FTE RegisteredofTotal Credit No. Hours Full-TimeStudents FTE of TimePart- EnrollmentTotal FTE TotalRegisteredof Credit No. Hours Full-Time Students FTE of TimePart- TotalEnrollment FTE RegisteredofTotal Credit No. Hours LenoirIsothermalCOMMUNITYRockingham County COLLEGES (Cont.) 441429183280 107 587157 499387500240 3,5497,6825,5097,733 429441280183 107 587157 499287500240 3,5497,6825,5097,733 WayneSandhillsSurrySoutheastern 345170129 17514178 386404146221 6,0202,4103,3576,038 345326129170 17514178 146221386404 6,0202,4103,3576,038 WilkesWesternPUBLIC Piedmont TOTALCommunity Col. Total 59,406 4,217 326189 4,2261,347 12 63,632 5,564 201 984,190 83,361 3 300 5,316 1,951 7,267 84,854 64,722 4,217 189 6,1771,347 12 70,899 5,564 201 1,069,044 83,361 3 300 PRIVATE INSTITUTIONSAtlanticSR. COLLEGES Christian AND UNIV. 1,402 581 6317 1,465 598 22,878 7,653 1,402 581 1763 1,465 598 22,878 7,633 BelmontBarber-ScotiaCampbellBennett Abbey 2,329 683788 3710 2,366 683798 36,42811,49013,013 2,329 683788 3710 6- 1,0402,366 683798 36,42811,49013,01316,675 ElonDukeDavidsonCatawba 4,8861,0191,0341,657 8516 96 4,9021,0401,7421,028 16,67524,353 3,199** N/A 2,148 171 2,319 N/A 1,0341,6577,0341,019 672 187 8510 9 1,7421,0287,221 682 10,66524,353 3,199** N/A HighGuilfordGreensboro Point 1,3151,1331,204 672 176 8110 2 1,3171,2141,380 682 19,97718,72621,11410,665 13 1 14 1. 207 15 1,3281,1331,204 177 81 3 1,3311,2141,381 20,18418,72621,129 MarsLivingstoneLenoirJ.C. Hill Smith Rhyne 1,2321,298 843834 16 9-4 1,2481,302 852834 13,16014,56720,94518,765 23 23 345 1,2981,232 843857 16 a-4 1,2481,302 852857 20,94513,16018,76514,912 MethodistMerviithN.C.Pfeiffer Wesleyan 765921617963 121911 777940629974 11,92013,16315,397 8,423 617963765921 121911 777940629974 11,92015,39713,163 8,423 St.QueensSacred AndrewsAugustine's Heart 1,000 884467529 122 859 1,122 537889476 16,347 8,6627,462 N/A 1,000 529884467 122 859 1,122 889476537 16,347 8,6627,462 N/A WakeWarrenSalemShaw Forest WilsonSr. Col.& Univ. Total 32,982 2,4801,073 373 775 30 15 33,757 2,5101,078 374 39,245 6,002 N/A 2,738 554 196 23 2,934 577 1,946*** 35,720 3,0341,073 373 971 53 15 36,691 3,0871,078 374 41,191 6,002 N/A TABLE V. (Cont.) FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION AND UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 AND POST BACCALAUREATE ENROLLMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND POST-BACCALAUREATE ALL STUDENTS Full-TimeStudents FTE of TimePart- UNDERGRADUATE EnrollmentTotal FTE RegisteredTotalof Credit No. Hours Full-TimeStudents FTE of TimePart- EnrollmentTotal FTE TotalRegisteredof Credit No. Hours Full-TimeStudents FTE of Part-Time EnrollmentTotal FTE RegisteredofTotal Credit No. Hours JUNIOR COLLEGES INSTITUTION - - 639 639 10,336 BrevardGardner-WebbChowan 1,2471,313 316639 2313 -- 1,2701,326 316639 10,33621,27315,027 4,512 -- - 1,2471,313 316 2313 1,2701,326 316 21,27315,027 4,512 MitchellKittrellLouisburgLees44cRae 503812678 18 74 521819682 13,16811,659 8,128 - - 503458812678 18 427 460521819682 11,65913,168 7,0228,128 Ht.Montreat-Anderson PeaceOlive 319458346420 259- 346425328460 7,8004,5497,022 N/A -- - 346420319 59 346425328 7,8004,549 N/A WingateVerdellSouthwoodSt. Mary's Hall 1 573 268 51 9- 1 582 268 51 26,226 4,288 765 - - -- - 8,9431 573 268 51 90 9 9,0331 582 268 51 26,226 4,288 765 SoutheasternTHEOLOGICALJr. SEMINARYBaptist Colleges Total 8,943 90 9,033 - - 20 481 5,854 BIBLE COLLEGESTheological Seminary 52 25 6057 895795 409 15 424 5,059 461 58 2 60 895 JohnSouthernPiedmont Wesley PilgrimBible SeminaryBible College CollegeCollege and Bible 312 8158 79 321 88 1 8,0955,071334 409 15 424 - 5,059 312912 81 38 79 950321 88 13,154 5,0711 334 GRAND TOTALPRIVATE TOTAL Colleges Total 101,83442,428 503 5,114 888 23 106,94843,316 526 8,4633,147 2,162 211 10,625 3,358 110,29745,575 1,0997,276 117,57346,674 ***N/A Excluding Not Available.** Totalfirst numberprofessional* College of credit parallel credit courses programs only. registered. hours. 18 TABLE VI. HOME COUNTIES OF IN-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS* IN NORTH CAROLINA BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION, FALL 1968

PUBLIC PRIVATE Senior Community** Senior Junior GRAND COUNTY Colleges Colleges Subtotal Colleges Colleges Subtotal TOTAL

1, Alamance 939 45 984 689 99 788 1,772 2. Alexander 109 19 128 77 16 93 221 3. Allegheny 65 13 78 11 12 23 101 4. Anson 201 8 209 76 52 128 337 5. Ashe 170 24 194 16 18 34 228

6. Avery 105 7 112 10 42 52 164 7. Beaufort 455 14 469 95 47 142 611 8. Bertie 231 4 235 48 50 98 333 9. Bladen 249 56 305 80 30 110 415 10. Brunswick 171 19 190 39 11 50 240

11. Buncombe 1,696 8 1,704 364 175 539 2,243 12. Burke 465 256 721 164 29 193 914 13. Cabarrus 674 66 740 278 105 383 1,123 14. Caldwell 381 80 461 129 35 164 625 15. Camden 30 30 60 14 5 19 79

16. Carteret 308 8 316 114 33 147 463 17. Caswell 112 15 127 61 5 66 193 18. Catawba 784 69 853 478 120 598 1,451 19. Chatham 237 24 261 86 22 108 369 20. Cherokee 117 1 118 25 7 32 150

21. Chowan 141 21 162 21 7 28 190 22. Clay 33 - 33 1 - 1 34 23. Cleveland 594 89 683 146 290 436 1,119 24. Columbus 410 226 636 116 20 136 772 25. Craven 561 41 602 135 67 202 804

26. Cumberland 1,352 57 1,409 647 86 733 2,142 27. Currituck 45 32 77 11 3 14 91 28. Dare 50 21 71 25 7 32 103 29. Davidson 717 187 904 357 81 438 1,342 30. Davie 129 8 137 61 27 88 225

31. Duplin 411 21 432 99 65 164 596 32. Durham 1,676 34 1,710 509 115 624 2,334 33. Edgecombe 545 9 554 196 56 252 806 Forsya 2,201 113 2,314 1,076 317 1,393 3,707 3.FrPnk14, 192 4 176 84 122 206 382

36. Caster. 848 851 1,699 457 116 573 2,272 37. GaLuJ 79 7 86 22 14 36 122 38. Graham 54 - 54 10 1 11 65 39. Granville 235 2 237 95 45 140 377 40. Greene 108 33 141 42 26 68 209

41. Guilford 3,324 212 3,536 1,636 367 2,003 5,539 42. Halifax 539 6 545 208 99 307 852 43. Harnett 365 23 388 320 31 351 739 44. Haywood 440. 1 441 78 32 110 551 45. Henderson 394 24 418 72 47 119 537

46. Hertford 258 7 265 77 106 183 448 47. Hoke 146 19 165 38 10 48 213 48. Hyde 40 2 42 11 8 19 61 49. Iredell 585 27 612 226 273 499 1,111 50. Jackson 337 - 337 13 4 17 354

51. Johnston 586 27 613 233 73 306 919 52. Jones 101 23 124 55 6 61 185 53. Lee 287 39 326 122 25 147 473 54. Lenoir 638 282 920 183 41 224 1,144 55. Lincoln 254 116 370 99 21 120 490 19 TABLE VI. (Cont.) HOME COUNTIES OF IN-STATEUNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS* IN NORTH CAROLINA BY TYPE OFINSTITUTION, FALL 1968

PUBLIC PRIVATE Senior Community** Senior Junior GRAND Colleges Colleges Subtotal TOTAL COUNTY Colleges Colleges Subtotal

268 56 24 80 348 36. McDowell 214 54 145 22 12 34 179 57. Macon 145 - 122 4 126 219 58. Madison 90 3 93 307 81 30 111 418 59. Martin 305 2 5,099 1,063 456 1,519 6,618 60. Mecklenburg 3,824 1,275

112 34 18 52 164 61. Mitchell 105 7 53 19 72 239 62. Montgomery 146 21 167 108 20 128 652 63. Moore 327 197 524 304 61 365 868 64. Nash 495 8 503 110 26 136 1,449 65. New Hanover 1,266 47 1,313

79 49 128 369 66. Northampton 239 2 241 117 36 153 749 67. Onslow 559 37 596 134 32 166 1,172 68. Orange 990 16 1,006 35 8 43 120 69. Pamlico 76 1 77 56 13 69 624 70. Pasquotank 367 188 555

38 17 55 201 71. Pander 145 1 146 16 10 26 156 72. Perquimans 98 32 130 48 125 359 73. Person 233 1 234 77 176 50 226 1,453 74. Pitt 1,134 93 1,227 4 12 111 75. Polk 76 23 99 8

60 294 888 76. Randolph 536 58 594 234 82 37 119 582 77. Richmond 422 41 463 62 326 1,210 78. Robeson 805 79 884 264 20 256 1,157 79. Rockingham 578 323 901 236 688 1,571 80. Rowan 788 95 883 570 118

77 192 828 81. Rutherford 399 237 636 115 73 267 735 82. Sampson 454 14 468 194 17 93 401 83. Scotland 302 6 308 76 94 274 702 84. Stanly 409 19 428 180 59 205 85. Stokes 135 11 146 39 20

65 248 836 86. Surij 375 213 588 183 9 16 138 87. Swain 121 1 122 7 74 107 287 88. Tranr7lvania 179 1 180 33 4 13 52 89. Tyrrell 34 5 39 9 168 278 702 90. Union 386 38 424 110

67 173 446 91. Vance 269 4 273 106 313 1,594 5,226 92. Wake 3,586 46 3,632 1,281 36 79 242 93. Warren 163 - 163 43 12 49 219 94. Washington 156 14 170 37 18 39 381 95. Watauga 323 19 342 21

145 450 1,325 96. Wayne 735 140 875 305 23 116 613 97. Wilkes 356 141 497 93 52 466 937 98. Wilson 456 15 471 414 24 93 289 99. Yadkin 159 37 196 69 74 110 100. Yancey 31 5 36 67 7 363 363 101. Unknown -----. -----. -_-_------

TOTAL 49,145 6,900 56,045 18,155 6,053 24,208 80,253

*Excluding students in military centers and Biblecolleges. **College parallel programs only. 20

TABLE VII. HOME STATES OF OUT-OF-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS* IN NORTH CAROLINA BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION, FALL 1968

PUBLIC PRIVATE Senior Community** Senior Junior GRAND STATE Colleges CollegesSubtotal Colleges CollegesSubtotal TOTAL

1. Alabama 95 1 96 163 17 180 276 2. Alaska 2 - 2 19 1 20 22 3. Arizona 2 - 2 8 - 8 10 4. Arkansas 15 - 15 25 4 29 44 5. California 57 3 60 78 3 81 141

6. Colorado 10 - 10 28 2 30 40 7. Connecticut 195 1 196 291 18 309 505 8. Delaware 136 - 136 268 41 309 445 9. District of Columbia 290 2 292 249 13 262 554 10. Florida 765 9 774 1,113 197 1,310 2,084

11. Georgia 427 1 428 674 67 741 1,169 12. Hawaii 10 - 10 36 5 41 51 13. Idaho 1 - 1 - - - 1 14. Illinois 76 1 77 192 6 198 275 15. Indiana 60 - 60 97 6 103 163

16. Iowa 17 - 17 11 - 11 28 17. Kansas 5 - 3 19 1 20 25 18. Kentucky 59 - 59 157 18 175 234 19. Louisiana 40 - 40 76 2 78 118 20. Maine 17 1 18 20 1 21 39

21. Maryland 545 3 548 1,006 74 1,080 1,628 22. Massachusetts 163 1 164 226 11 237 401 23. Michigan 56 1 57 82 2 84 141 24. Minnesota 12 1 13 23 - 23 36 25. Mississippi 20 1 21 40 I 41 62

26. Missouri 21 - 21 75 1 76 97 27. Montana 2 - 2 6 - 6 8 28. Nebraska 2 - 2 11 1 12 14 29. Nevada - - 1 1 2 2 30. New Hampshire 20 1 21 19 2 21 42

31. New Jersey 952 5 957 1,598 151 1,749 2,706 32. New Mexico 8 8 29 1 30 38 33. New York 912 11 923 1,113 81 1,194 2,117 34. North Dakota 3 3 22 22 25 35. Ohio 128 2 130 406 25 431 561

36. Oklahoma 9 - 9 41 1 42 51 37. Oregon 1 - 1 5 - 5 6 38. Pennsylvania 588 8 596 1,043 80 1,123 1,719 39. Rhode Island 31 31 25 2 27 58 40. South Carolina 992 66 1,058 19610 655 2,265 30323

41. South Dakota 3 3 1 - 1 4 42. Tennessee 217 6 223 344 64 408 631 43. Texas 48 4 52 140 4 144 196 44. Utah 1 A* 1 3 - 3 4

45. Vermont 11 11 9 1. 10 21

46. Virginia 2,576 132 2,708 432 1,475 4,907 7,615 47. Washington 14 4 18 13 14 32 48. West Virginia 98 1 99 238 26 258 357 49. Wisconsin 26 26 45 1 46 72 50. Wyoming 2 2 1 3

5 1. Territories 23 23 19 3 22 45 52. U.S. Citizens Abroad 2 2 34 2 36 38 53. Foreign 295 4 299 312 28 340 54. Unknown ------550 550 550

TOTAL 10,060 270 10,330 16,046 3,090 19,136 290466

*Pxclnding students in military center and Biblecolleg3eta **College parallel programa only.

--a TABLE VIII. HOME COUNTIESPUBLIC OF IN-STATE SENIOR UNDERGRADUATECOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESSTUDENTS AT NORTHBY INSTITUTION, FALL 1968CAROLINA A-B ECU ECSC FSC NCA&T NCC NCSA PSC WCU WC WSSC Total County NCSU UNC-CH UNC-C 1 UNC-G ASU 146 3 5 43 27 1 1 37 7 23 939 3.2.1. AlleghanyAlexanderAlamance 187 20 9 208 20 5 13 2 139 22 34 111 332150 21 8 4 13 16 12 71 1- 10 1 35 91 201109 65 5.4. AsheAnson 3617 6 2118 41 10 3 110 3 6 2 1 16 2 - 1 105170 8.6.7. AveryBertieBeaufort 3468 2652 8 1 1016 64 361 192 67 3532 16 5 4313 292337 50 1 431 81 431 249231455 10. 9. BrunswickBladen 4012 2125 18 7 2 2513 4 16 14 2218 16 3 34 5 58 13 7 171 13.12.11. CabarrusBurkeBuncombe 175 9176 256106 82 182 52 505277 105121 81 516 3 484264 2 1 2232 98 3417 89 312 437 293961 12 3 1,696 381465674 15.14. CamdenCaldwell 47 7 66 3 4 3119 154 51 5 137 22 3 10 6 61 13 2 43 3 1 8- 3 308 30 18.17.16. CatawbaCaswellCarteret 119 1848 145 1555 18 1 7510 249 1510 1 345718 21 82- 232416 11 89 2 61 79 2 2 59 237112784 20.19. CherokeeChatham 3713 671612 1 24 83 25 4 50 1 34 1 61 6 1 76 - 141117 22.21.23. ClevelandClayChowan 6818 3 109 2 34 1 34 126 6022 2 31 5 3227 3320 2 2 43 2 136 26 2 27 11 7 410594 33 25.24. ColumbusCraven 8171 9367 81 2419 11 6 1 258211 25 4 258 23 6836 3432 1 167 2 44 6 13 7 87 1,352 561 28.27.26. DareCurrituckCumberland 185 13 6 189 10 5 83 35 38 1 1 3212 35 3 1 11 4 87 1 2 13 717 5045 30.29. DavidsonDavie 154 27 126 11 3 91 7 141 34 6610 1 12 3 1 2 26 5 LG. 7 129 32.31. DuplinDurham 256 47 514 47 2 9979 58 5 179 89 38 48 6 64q8 425 35 51 14 Q / 40 5 26 8 1,676 411 35.34.33. FranklinForsythEdgecombe 276 56ii 431 23// 10 1 248 26 7 238 26 4 225147 30 26 31 2o11 4 150 6z 7 245277 25 23 114 3z 163 387 11iD 2,201 172545 TABLE VIII. (Cont.) HOME COUNTIES OF IN-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS AT NORTH CAROLINA County NCSU UNC-CH UNC-C UNC-G PUBLIC SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, FALLASU 1968 A-B ECU ECSC FSC NCA&T NCC PSC 36. Gaston 102 159 125 83 130 1 37 1 4 31 NCSA 1 - WCU WC WSSC Total 39.38.37. GranvilleGatesGraham 35 3 5411 1 2 10 -6 7 -1 5018 16 2 12 9 1910 1 3130 26 - 7- 126 46 3 - 18 3 235848 5479 42.41.40. HalifaxGuilfordGreene 434 9113 607 6412 6 883 20 7 243 2 1 140289 43 4610 5 1910 4 548 3512 8072 7 8 21 8- 157 17 - 24 1536 3,324 539108 45.44.43. HendersonHaywoodHarnett 625787 454363 42 272025 272331 6918 171079 1 20 3 17 16 13 32 1 19 -1 135255 4 -2 123 394440365 47.46. HokeHertford 2027 1425 1- 11 8 13 2 1838 57 1210 3310 49 8 1 35 - 41 1 23 146258 50.49.48. JacksonIredellHyde 1397 6 120 20 6 63 - 36 8 167 21 31 3710 1 27 21 11 5 15 4 -1 15- 289 20 8 337585 40 52.51. JonesJohnston 152 18 87 6 1 44 1 13 1 -2 169 26 17 29 4 2118 1333 2 12 2 9 1 68 101586 55.54.53. LincolnLenoirLee 409654 122 50 1 35 64 26 1 231 1070 19 2919 2 123110 5119 3 1 -13 14 7 21 11 14 638287 57.56. McDowell 1736 36 8 24 -5 1914 8 48 1 11 4 2 2 - 4932 - 2 214254 60.59.58. MecklenburgMartinMadisonMacon 406 55 4 751 43 4 1,435 - 290 13 5 273 -8 9-5 283111 14 34 3 16 8 9520 6828 9 12 - 63- 128107 35 3- 46 9 305145 90 62.61. MontgomeryMitchell 4214 2911 51 12 5 1535 -4 71 2 9 1 7- 1433 - 3 3,824 105146 65.64.63. NewNashMoore Hanover 999752 147101 69 2- 3835 40 85 1 145 4758 19 4 18 8 2313 3414 12 16 16 10 3 2 11 5 495327 67.66. NorthamptonOnslow 6924 100 22 3- 2511 19 - 189 38 41 7 122139 383913 403315 - 24 - 17 1 792 60 -- 13 63 1,266 559239 70.69.68. PasquotankPamlicoOrange 48 6 722 4912 -1 15 8 21 2 12 812246 138 42 31 1432 5 211056 -4 2 26 14 1-4 58 367990 76 TABLE VIII. (Cont.) HOME COUNTIESPUBLIC OF IN-STATE SENIOR COLLEGESUNDERGRADUATE AND UNIVERSITIES STUDENTS AT BY NORTH INSTITUTION, CAROLINA FALL 1968 County NCSU UNCCIi UNC-C UNC-G ASU A-B ECU ECSC FSC NCA&T NCC NCSA PSC WCU WC WSSC Total 71. Pender 11 7 1- 29 1 2115 14 3 10 2313 19 8 4 47 5 145 98 74.73.72. PittPersonPerquimans 497017 5 105 3513 2 2013 6 17 83 2 721 48 3 48 9 16 8015 1 2652 1 1 32 25 57 1 289 1,134 233 76 76.75. RandolphPolk 111 9121 6- 84 110 4574 1 91 2613 15 5 2 103 6 2833 3 18 3 422536 79.78.77. RockinghamRobesonRichmond 795946 106 5764 31 111 3427 6141 9 1 4567 15 26 12 3679 541615 22 432 26 614710 3 1822 4 805788578 81.80. RutherfordRowan 152 43 121 61 119 11 2 302054 130 9718 4 113 7822 2 43 4928 7 29 4 18 112 7 11 - 38 454399 83.82.84. StanleyScotlandSampson 992476 436368 55 1 2127 6314 1 114320 15 18 21 23 94 1021 4 2 94 1 3115 5 32 67 409302135 86.85. SurryStokes 6016 7023 4 4518 3 116 27 34 1 2 -1 91 3 2 4 101 14 11 375121 89.88.87. TyrrellTransylvaniaSwain 26 85 24 16 1 27 12 4 10 12 2 1 8 14 1 31 4893 1 8 386179 34 91.90. VanceUnion 3351 5459 66 1 1233 1354 5 3855 74 49 2013 3812 5 19 2015 21 5 32 5 269 94.93.92. WashingtonWarrenWake 2,000 3020 586 13 8 17 136 1712 87 11 411 4831 26 2 3215 7 268813 130 29 4 2 13 1 36 3,586 323156163 96.95. WayneWatauga 156 20 9619 1 5611 267 3 2 215 20 4 16 36 52 8 64 6 3 11 19 5 5 17 3 356735 98.97.99. WilsonWilkesYadkin 306444 308840 311629 1 182 39 72 125 12 1 16 25 45 1 27 42 26 37 3 25 3 159456 31 100. TotalYancey 8,229 6 8,571 5 2,269 3,9:2 4,-!...11 699 4 6,960 809 1,371 2,635 2,379 105 1,247 3,592 1,179 1,067 49,145 TABLE IX. HOME STATES OF OUT-OF-STATEPUBLIC UNDERGRADUATE SENIOR COLLEGES STUDENTS AND UNIVERSITIESAT NORTH CAROLINA BY INSTITUTION, FALL 1968 State NCSU UNC-CH UNC-C UNC-G ASU A-B ECU ECSC FSC NCA&T NCC NCSA PSC WCU WC WSSC Total 1. Alabama 13 44 2 17 4 2 2 7 3 7 1 1 2 95 2 4.3.2. AlaskaArkansasArizona 9 31 1 1 1 1 1 31 1 1 15 2 6.5. ColoradoCalifornia 15 2 17 3 2 41 31 718 6 32 2 9 1 3 2 1057 9.8.7. Dist.DelawareConnecticut of Col. 131922 100 4328 1412 6 23 1 3 3522 16 1- 30 9325 3 27 1 7 10 5 2 35 34 2 290136195 11.10. GeorgiaFlorida 5285 1 184208 83 3145 1 129 91 10 1 1760 3 6 3 5141 11 6 5 3 150 52 2 427765 10 14.13.12. HawaiiIllinoisIdaho 10 1 27 4 21 25 21 5 11 8 3 1 65 46 6 21 1 32 6076 1 17.16.15. IowaIndiana 11 2 11 18 12 1 21 1 1 2 17 5 19.18. KentuckyKansasLouisiana 18 9 2428 5 1 21 51 2 22 1 1 1 .1 1 2 11 4059 21.20. MarylandMaine 121 4 150 6 50 19 3 144 1 31 16 2 6 15 87 13 2 13 61 545 17 22.24.23. MinnesotaMichiganMassachusetts 22 37 6825 4 11 1 4 1 25 312 - 17 1 21 3 4 1 2 163 1256 26.25. MissouriMississippi 21 14 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 2120 2 29.28.27. MontanaNevadaNebraska 1 1 11 - 1 20 2 32.31.30. New JerseyHampshire 187 2 170 13 3 4 62 73 3 154 42 6 20 89 59 5 49 21 6 44 1 952 8 35,34.33. NorthNewOhio MexicoYork Dakota 153 19 233 45 3 4 1042 4810 21 1173 27 33 2 9611 75 4 11 3 56 1 13 7 27 39 2 912128 3 TABLE IX. (Cont.) HOME STATES OF OUT-OF-STATEPUBLIC UNDERGRADUATE SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES STUDENTS AT NORTH CAROLINA State NCSU UNC-CH UNC-C UNC-G ASU A-B ECU ECSC BY INSTITUTION,FSC FALL 1968 NCA&T NCC NCSA PSC WCU WC WSSC Total 37.36. Oklahoma 14 2 4ED 4EDa. a. 1 4ED a. 1 1 9 40.39.38. S.RhodePennsylvaniaOregon Carolina Island 127 96 3 123169 11 23 2 6532 1 129 28 4 12 3986 6 46 2419 163 58 4 5523 1 64 111 30 1 9016 14 2915 992588 31 1 43.42.41. TexasTennesseeSouth Dakota 37 4 128 25 4ED 1 19 1 7 4 26 -- - 4 21 9 - 217 3 44. .111 4ED 4 4ED 2 4 3 4ED 4ED 4ED1 1 2 48 45. UtahVermont 2 4 2 1 1 1 4ED 11 1 48.47.46. WestWashingtonVirginia Virginia 317 24 4 384 33 5 19 222 13 180 4 3- 814 14 3 117 26 291 4- 77 - 28 21 28 23 1 19 38 2 2,576 9814 51,49.50. WyomingWisconsinTerritories 512 819 41 1 - 4-5 - -1 1 3- - 2 2 -1 - 2326 2 53.52. ForeignU.S.Cit.AbroadTOTAL 1,590 159 - 2,439 54 8211 682 52 697 4 49 2 1,601 14 200 3 172 1 1,015 27 382 2 113 2 317 426 5 61 3 234 3 10,060 295 2 TABLE X. GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, All Other FALL 1968 Institution StudentsCounty ofNumber Location of Percent Total of StudentsNumberAdjacent Counties of Percent Total of StudentsNumber N.C. Countiesof Percent Total of StudentsNumber Out-of-Stateof Percent Total of StudentsNumberTotal Enrollment of Percent Total of PUBLIC INSTITUTIONSN.C.SENIOR State COLLEGES University AND UNIVERSITIES 2,000 722 20.4% 6.6 839720 7.67.3% 7,0105,509 56.1%63.7 2,4391,590 22.116.2% 11,010 9,819 100.0100.0% AppalachianUNC-GreensboroUNC-CharlotteUNC-Chapel Hill 1,435 516267883 69.019.261.0 5.2 510691460117 15.610.015.019.6 3,6342,348 374 66 71.251.015.9 8.8 697682 8249 14.813.6 3.56.6 5,108456042,351 748 100.0100.0 FayettevilleEastAsheville-BiltmoreElizabeth Carolina City 258721548138 15.020.813.7 8.4 1,060 306117 40 12.4 9.44.08.4 1,7815,179 696631 60.548.856.062.5 1,6011,015 172200 18.727.813.819.8 8,5613,6501,2431,009 100.0100.0 N.N. PembrokeC. C. A SchoolCollegeand T of Arts 425289423 25 15.427.611.5 7.2 254556389 14 24.913.8 6.49.2 1,7002,747 426 66 30.361.668.427.2 382426317113 20.351.813.810.6 4,0182,7611,564 218 100.0100.0 WesternWinston-SalemWilmington CarolinaPublic Senior Total 9,838 387792 29.863.916.6 6,276 105 98 10.6 7.58.5 33,031 582282 44.722.755.8 10,060 234 61 18.017.0 4.9 59,205 1,2401 301 100.0100.0 DavidsonCentralCollegeCOMUNITY Piedmont Countyof COLLEGES* the Albemarle 1,265 831184187 39.237.580.177.6 186280185 68 17.459.613.711.7 129 9435 3 25.9 3.20.66.0 114 3519 3 22.9 2.21.80.6 1,5791,071 470498 100.0 RockinghamLenoirIsothermalGaston County 322235197278 64.048.375.3 207171158 52 31.031.435.916.7 171 1285 4 31.014.8 2.41.3 112113 6 2.26.72.31.0 312552503576 100.0 WayneSandhillsSurrySoutheastern 211226129 51.135.770.970.1 141 4366 23.621.931.9 56 94 12.7 5.01.3 1920 1 4.30.56.7 182301442 100.0 TABLE X. (Cont.) GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 All Other Institution StudentsCounty ofNumber Location of Percent Total of StudentsNumberAdjacent Counties of Percent Total of StudentsNumber N.C. Countiesof Percent Total of StudentsNumber Out-of-Stateof Percent Total of StudentsNumberTotal Enrollment of Percent Total of WesternWilkesCOMMUNITY Piedmont COLLEGES (Cont.) 135255 64.053.97 198 68 32.241.9% 17 3 3.6%1.4 35 2.40.6% 473211 100.0100.0% PRIVATEPUBLIC TOTALINSTITUTIONSCommunity Colleges Total 14,293 4,455 21.562.1 8,0991,823 12.225.4 33,653 622 50.7 8.7 10,330 270 15.6 3.8 66,375 7,170 100.0 BelmontBarber-ScotiaAtlanticSENIOR COLLEGESAbbey Christian AND UNIVERSITIES 315128 64 15.610.520.1 388 6155 24.8 7.59.0 194652 40 31.941.6 4.9 590296212 72.048.613.5 1,567 819609 100.0 Davidson**BennettCatawbaCampbell 186227 65 17.7 6.39.5 144627 4223 13.726.1 4.03.4 241244913292 38.023.323.242.7 687477635369 66.445.426.453.9 1,0351,0512,402 684 100.0 Duke**GuilfordGreensboroElon 479683127153*** 42.718.426.4 3.3 275101241 77*** 17.214.613.3 1.7 287359255637*** 41.616.019.713.7 3,779*** 385175738 24.125.440.681.3 115981,8174,646***100.0 690 100.0100.0 J.C.HighLivingstoneLenoir PointSmith Rhyne 324225108138 12.924.810.416.9 244214 5030 18.616.0 6.02.3 429491338369 37.551.325.527.7 249250818525 29.819.161.839.4 1,3091,3241,333 836 100.0 MethodistMeredithMarsN.C. Hill Wesleyan 370122107 97 37.715.114.1 8.4 103258 8086 16.010.020.3 8.1 323502476134 32.937.620.858.2 309209427153 48.121.317.733.7 1,268 643982863 100.0 St.SacredQueensPfeiffer Andrews Heart 21819384 19.910.0 2.38.8 146 342526 15.2 3.85.43.2 277355 6596 30.837.113.911.9 568284606373 60.838.963.174.9 900467809958 100.0 TABLE X. (Cont.) NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGESGEOGRAPHIC AND UNIVERSITIES, ORIGIN OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS FALL 1968 IN County of Location Adjacent Counties N.C. Counties All Other Out-of-State Total Enrollment Institution StudentsNumber of Percent Total of StudentsNumber of Percent Total of StudentsNumber of Percent Total of StudentsNumber of Percent Total of StudentsNumber of Percent Total of . SENIOR COLLEGES(Cont.) AND UNIVERSITIES 245 23.6% 72 6.97 305 29.4% 416 40.1 1,038 100.07 WakeShawSalemSt. Forest Augustinels 245198 68 18.212.3 9.7 198 464429 12.2 4.17.85.2 746201188 53 29.418.534.114.1 1,348 267259642 48.468.953.159.2 2,5371,085 376552 100.0100.0 WarrenJUNIOR Wilson COLLEGESSenior Col. and Univ. Total 4,971 18 14.5 4.8 3,719 10.9 9,465 27.7 16,036 46.9 34,191 100.0 BrevardKittrellGardner-WebbChowan 265102 7116 20.311.1 5.17.6 201 229055 15.4 8.66.77.0 457388203160 35.129.031.850.6 380310118758 48.537.329.256.7 1,3031,338 316639 100.0100.0 Montreat-AndersonMitchellLouisburgLees-McRae 209106 3887 38.812.918.7 5.6 181 251390 22.016.7 3.62.8 286182272122 41.626.233.733.0 244264338 58 32.149.252.310.8 466823687539 100.0 Mt.SouthwoodSt.Peace Olive Mary's 108113 3129 25.232.710.7 8.9 118 494111 18.034.1 3.29.5 177244 8861 25.422.451.256.9 133127 3627 48.936.7 8.47.8 272346429 100.0 WingateVardell Hall 1,343 161 7 14.710.113.7 1,268 370 2 13.923.3 3.9 3,442 779 23 37.649.145.1 3,090 278 19 33.817.537.3 _1 9,143 588 51 100.0100.0 PRIVATE TOTAL Junior Colleges Total 6,314 14.6 4,987 11.511.9 46,56012,907 29.842.4 29,45619,126 44.126.9 109,70943,334 100.0100.0 ***GRAND Does TOTAL not** Estimated.include occupational. ,Lleye parallel programs only.20,607 18.8 13,086 TABLE XI. GRADUATE AND FIRST PROFESSIONAL ENROLLMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 Institution Total MenFirst Professional Women Full-Time TimePart- Total Men Graduate Women Full-Time TimePart- Total Graduate and First Professional Men Women TimeFull- TimePart- Public Institutions N.C. State - 2,145 1,804 341 815 1,330 2,145 1,804 341 815 1,330 UNC-Chapel HillUniversity 990 411 955 35 988 -2 4,233 2,618 548 1,615 737 2,652 237 1,581 1,2855,223 3,573 548 1,650 737 3,640 237 1,0481,583 UNC-GreensboroAppalachian 411 411 - 1,285 472 262 210 205 1,048 267 472 262 210 205 267 N.C.East CollegeA Carolinaand T 86 82 4 79 --7 697292195194 200103112400 297 9282 135101 6730 191128164562 292281194697 185400200112 297 968292 135101146 30 191135164562 WsternFort Bragg Carolina (MCSU) Public Total 1,076 411 1,037 411 39 1,067 -9 9,585 72 6,091 44 3,494 28 4,249 7 5,336 65 10,661 72 7,128 44 3,533 28 5,316 7 5,345 65 Private Institutions Duke 921 844 77 896 25 1,464 1,109 355 1,252 212 2,385 1,953 432 2,148 237 J.C.GuilfordLivingstone Smdth 2315 1523 - 13 -- 2313 - -2 226 -3- 133 2- 93 1- 140 - 86 3- 640 2315 3 534 2315 2 106 1- 554 2313 - 86 3-2 WakeSt.Southeastern Forest Augustine'sTheological Baptist Sem. 468414 401451 17 414357 111 52 1 52 1 52 1 520 1 503 17 1 409 111 1 GRAND TOTAL Private Total 2,9171,841 2,7711,734 107146 2,7701,703 147138 11,331 1,746 7,3871,296 3,944 450 5,6931,444 5,638 302 14,2483,587 10,1583,030 4,090 557 8,4633,147 5,785 440 TABLE XII. STUDENTS* ENROLLED FOR ADVANCED DEGREES AT NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIES BY MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY AND SEX, FALL 1968 Ls.) FIRST PROFESSIONAL Completed Less than 1 Yr. & Intermed. DoctoralMaster's Students Degree Candidates GRADUATE STUDENTSTotal Doctorate by June 30, 1969 Expected to Complete Women Total MenAll Graduate Students Women Total MAJORAgriculture FIELD OF STUDY Men Women Total Men 53 Women 3 Total 56 Men 71 Women 4 75 Men 25 5 30 149 79 1512 161 94 Arch./CityBusinessBiological andPlanning Sciences Commerce - 178156 3818 367610 6 214232 4824 234 3137i2 56 456 290 357842 82 24 12 94 244 254472 51 144 1042 296616 61 EngineeringEducationEnglishComputer andScience Journalism 220951105 208953 7 1,904 227313 238251134 110 53 2 361240187 983516 1015 51 13319945 1,237 556255 90 1,073 150276 10 2,310 240566531 ForestryForeignFine and Languages Applied Arts - 23283657 101 87 5 123158 2828 110 192514 112 44 1 222 151969 1116 82 9 2511 2 162 3958 208 6 370 4558 HomeHealthLawGeography Economics Professions 477560 2317 583494 132 27 3 171 8857 - 220198 60 - 42 -4 20 7 1162 19 1 12 21 2 193 27 8 171110 65 - 198303 73 Philcs.,Relig.,&MathematicsLibraryPhysical Science Sciences and StatisticsThecicgy 123117 1 1957 136180 1 111173 7942 281712 7 107185128 49 155334 8 89 246134 8 343268172 51 833974 7 255382342 58 TextilesRadio,T.V.,andSocialPsychology Sciences Motion Pictures- - 384 247816 204 4613 588124 3716 307 24 118 1 425 25 54 1 8 62 1 745 4124 330 13 1 1,075 4237 Other Fields TOTAL 1,037 40 1,077 2,777 9 2,165 18 4,942 27 2,018 607 A and T, Wilmington,2,625 and Western Carotina. 488 _85 573 5,283 9 2,857 18 8,140 27 *NOTE: Excludes: Includes N.C. State Univ., UNC-Chapel Hill, UNC-Charlotte, Appalachian,(2)(1)(4)(3) Students Students"Special" East Carolina,enrolledknown enrolled and to"unclassified" inbeN.C. at graduateworking a branch on level students ordegree extension curricula requirementstaking center. whograduate would but coursesnot terminateformally but not enrolledwith enrolled advanced fall for degrees.degrees. 1968 tem. TABLE XIII . STUDENTS* EhROLLED FOR ADVANCED DEGREES AT NORTH CAROLINA PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY AND SEX, FALL 1968 MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY Men FIRST PROFESSIONAL Women Total Completed less thanMen 1 Yr. Women Total & Intermed. DoctoralMaster's Students Degree CandidatesMen Women GRADUATE STUDENTSTotal Doctorate by June 30, 1969 MenExpected to Complete Women Total MenAll Graduate Students Women Total EducationBiological Sciences 4565 3634 8199 134 25 4025 174 50 39 1 15 54 1 238 71 6189 327132 EnglishEngineering and Journalism - 2734 35 6234 4951 30 8149 61 3- 91 84 68 152 84 Foreign Languages 28 9 19 1 2829 4210 14 1 2443 31 -1 32 7320 34 2 5475 HealthForestryLaw Professions 472524 1841 490565 21 20 41 20 4 24 2 2 41 2 24 65 2 Mathematics and Statistics 222 16 238 4815 11 6 2159 4526 a5 3:53 35 2 55 4696 2111 117 57 Philas.,Relig.,AAPhysical Sciences ThEcicgy - 4026 1212 3852 101 39 19 7 108 58 17 2 17 2 158 67 3119 177 98 SocialPsychology Sciences TOTAL 1,218 75 1,293 434 76 230 44 664120 696154 188 35 884189 101 21 22 1 123 22 1,231 251 440 80 1,671 331 *NOTE: Exraudes: Includes 2uke University, Guilford College, and Wake Forest University.(4)(3)(2)(1) Students"Special" enrolled knownand "unclassified" to atinbe agraduateworking branch studentsonorlevel degreeextension curricula taking requirements center. graduate who would but courses not termiLateformally but not enrolledwith advanced fall degrees. enrolled for degrecs. 1968 term. TABLE XIV. SUMMER SESSICE ENROLLMENT AND CREDIT HCURS REGISTERED IE NORTH CAROLINA SEEICR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1968 Institution ofTotalSessions Weeks No. in All Term.CccupationalErroll- ment*** Hours Credit Enroll- ment*** HoursUnderCollegiatekk raduate Credit Spec.& UnclassifiedEnroll-ment*** Hours Credit First ProfessionalEnroll- ment*** Hours Crcd't Enroll- ment*** Hours Graduate Credit Enroll- ment*** HoursAll Students Credit PUBLIC INSTITUTICNSUEC-ChapelUniv.E.C. ofState N.C. Hill Uriversity 12 8- 43 - 4,8274,539 26,90524,202 2,7161,144 14,892 5,009 360 - 775 - 4,5152,325 17,685 6,996 12,418 8,016 36,24760,257 UNC-CharletteUNC-Greershcro 12 - __..;_. - 2,5261 196 11,359 6 027 4,458 598 - 22,556 2 655 - 360 - 775 - 8,5001 660 - 31,240 6 559 - 26,414 2,5263 454 123,104 1511,359 241 Reg. Univ.Con. & Sr. Uriv. Col. Total 10 -I - 40 - 13,088 2,790 20,882u6,493 - - - - 2,640 17,624 5,430 38,506 Asheville-Biltmcre*ElizabethEastAppalachian* Carolira* City 11 89 -- - 6,075 302517 49,967 2,6291,472 - - _-- -_- 1,587 -7 10,660 21 - 7,662 309517 60,627 2,6291,493 N.C.Fayetteville CollegeSchoolA ard Tof Arts 69 17 - 103 - 1,224 875462 52 10,650 8,445 N/A 268 50 -- 3C0 -- - - 465786 - 3,4994,102 - 2,0271,390 462 52 14,44912,650 N/A 268 WesternWinston-SalemWilmington*Pembroke Carolina le11 9 16 - 96 -- 3,0882,0801,183 480 23,75611,149 4,2937,841 64 -- 304 - -__- _- 1,485 -- 8,489 -- 2,0801,2634,573 480 32,24511,149 8,2414,293 PUBLIC MALReg. Univ.Total & Sr. Col. 3341 239199 32,21619,128 4,572 114 23,160 6G4 360 - 775 - 15,47G 6,970 44,39575,635 26,24552,659 PRIVATE INSTITUTIrESAtlanticBelmontBarber-Scctia ChristianAbhey 11 86 -3 -7 1,382 213110 1,3527,440 594 4518 - 134106 ------1,385 258128 7,4471,486 700 TABLE XIV. (Cont.) SUMMER SESSION ENROLLMENT AND CREDIT HOURS REGISTERED IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1968 Institution SessionsTotalof Weeks No. in All Term.OccupationalEnroll- ment*** Hours Credit Enroll-ment*** HoursUndergraduateCollegiate** Credit Spec.& UnclassifiedEnroll- ment*** Hours Credit First ProfessionalEnroll-ment*** Hours Credit Enroll-ment*** Hours Graduate Credit Enroll-ment*** HoursAll Students Credit PRIVATE INSTI.(cont.)CatawbaCampbell 12 6 - 1,599 214261 2,1368,115 697 153272 - N/A 372 - 1,871 214414 2,508 N/A 697 DukeDavidsonElon 111010 - 1,001 354938 2,1245,0474,875 2649 232 78 25 - 90 - 2,246 5,036 1,0013,258 380 10,233 2,2025,047 J.C.HighGreensboroGuilford PointSmith 12 6 2 9- 384324291 2,189 N/A 268 8368 N/A 353 - -- - 1,480 559454407 8,1232,551 N/A MarsLivingstoneLenoir Hill Rhyne 1012 6 1,480 792164 8,1233,9601,455 17 5 3944 - - - 169792 95 3,9601,494 469 MethodistMeredithN.C. Wesleyan 11 956 314236461 78 2,2121,6221,570 425 ------461314286 2,2121,6221,570 QueensSt.Pfeiffer Augustine'sAndrews 10 84 82 N/A 600601 13 4,5003,185 N/A - - - - - 600683 13 1,8244,500 N/A WarrenWakeShaw Forest Wilson 1110 8 --- 1,528 195 99 6,6161,824 145 14 N/A - 18 -- 139 . 331 - 1,044 - 17,407 1,877 113195 7,799 N/A GRAND TOTALPRIVATE TOTAL 128 87 255 16 45,89813,682 1,0185,590 403 43 1,004 229 18,047 2,577 81,715 6,080 70,066 N/A*** NotSum Available.of** students Wholly orregistered* chieflyQuarter creditableincredit all summerhours. toward sessions. a four- or five-year bachelor's degree. SECTION II

ENROLLMENT TRENDS

This section presents some data concerning enrollment trends. At the beginning of this century North Carolina had only about 5,000 college

students. The number of students steadily increased since then.and reached 31,946 in 1940 and 46,598 in 1947.The growth was interrupted

during the four-year period 1948 to 1951 when the enrollment dropped from

46,039 to 40,708. Since then there has been an extraordinary upsurge in

college enrollment. In fall 1968 it reached 126,839, more than three times

the enrollment in 1951.

This upsurge in college enrollment is due in part to the high birth

rates following World War II. The rate of increase in college enrollment

reached the highest point in 1965 both in public and private institutions.

However, it is to be noted that the rate of increase has slackened since

1965. The rate of increase was 5.2 percent in 1968, while it was 12.2

percent in 1965.

Enrollment trends in North Carolina colleges and universities since

1900 are presented in Table XV. Table XVI shows the number of students by

institution since 1960. The rate of increase varies from one institution

to another. In Figure 4 the growth of enrollment at the public senior

institutions is plotted by institution on a semilogarithmic scale in which

the rate growth is directly comparable.

Other important trends are also presented. Trends by in-state and

out-of-state residence status are shown in Figure 5 and Tables XVII and

XVIII. These trends indicate that the number of North Carolina students

attending private institutions in the state has been stabilized. Table XIX

shows enrollment trends by level of instruction. Trends in geographic

origin of undergraduate students are shown in Tables XX and XXI. 36

Figure 4. Trends in Headcount Enrollment in NorthCarolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1960-1968

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1 1967 1968 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 Year 37

Figure 5. Enrollment by In-State andOut-of-State Residence Status in North Carolina Public and PrivateColleges and Universities, 1960-1968

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TABLE XV. ENROLLMENT TRENDS IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, 1900-1968

Year Public Institutions Private Institutions All Institutions (Fall) Number Percent Number Percent Number

1900 1,766 37.6% 2,932 62.4% 4,698

1910 2,581 39.2 4,005 60.8 6,586

1920 4,751 59.8 3,210 40.2 7,961

1930 9,324 49.3 9,605 50.7 18,929

1940 15,233 47.7 16,713 52.3 31,946

1946 21,518 49.9 21,582 50.1 43,100 1947 23,912 51.3 22,686 48.7 46,598 1948 23,657 51.4 22,382 48.6 46,039 1949 24,247 52.5 21,956 47.5 46,203 1950 23,870 53.4 20,872 46.6 44,742

1951 21,877 53.7 18,831 46.3 40,708 1952 22,314 54.0 19,013 46.0 41,327 1953 22,888 53.4 19,967 46.6 42,855 1954 23,867 51.9 22,131 48.1 45,998 1955 25,968 52.0 23,957 48.0 49,925

1956 28,228 51.8 26,306 48.2 54,534 1957 28,414 50.8 27,481 49.2 55,895 1958 30,498 50.8 29,575 49.2 60,073 1959 33,063 52.2 30,325 47.8 63,388 1960 35,894 53.1 31,679 46.9 67,573

1961 40,056 53.3 35,145 46.7 75,201 1962 43,419 53.7 37,385 46.3 80,804 1963 47,567 55.3 38,518 44.7 86,085 1964 52,541 56.2 40,892 43.8 93,433 1965 60,922 58.1 43,930 41.9 104,852

1966 67,065 59.5 45,740 40.5 112,805 1967 73,708 61.1 46,850 38.9 120,558 1968 79,076 62.3 47,763 37.7 126,839 TABLE XVI. PERCENT CHANGE IN THECOLLEGES NUMBER ANDOF STUDENTSUNIVERSITIES IN NORTH BY INSTITUTION, CAROLINA 1960 TO 1968 Institution Fall1960 Fall1961 Fall1962 Fall1963 Fall1964 Fall1965 Fall1966 Number Fall 1967 Over% Change 1966 Number Fall 1968 Over% Change 1967 1960-1968 Percent Change PUBLIC INSTITUTIONSN.C.UNIV. State OF NORTH University CAROLINA 6,510 7,117 7,234 8,207 UNC-GreensboroUNC-CharlotteUNC-Chapel Hill 28,592 922 660* 39,082 139 881* 31,145*9,604 575 11,297 31,414* 737 12,155 4 1,512*8,878249 13,130 3ii.,T.9,806 14,15610,203 34,79r0 15,60110,845 52,014 365 17.410.2 8.86.3% 16,23311,964 5,8892,351 16.710.3% 9.84.0 r0.25 88.983.8% AppalachianREG. UNIV. & SR. COL. Consol.Univ.Total 18,024 2,467 19,338 2,897 20,413 3,101 23,241 3,186 26,794 3,428 29,472 3,954 31,004 4,417 33,825 4,939 11.8 9.1 36,437 5,580 13.0 7.7 126.2102.2 FayettevilleAsheville-BiltmoreElizabethEast Carolina City 4,599 834669371 5,263 943823442 1,0455,662 880469 1,0135,930 885545 1,1456,599 998470 1,1951,0137,728 594 1,1428,823 565992 1,1599,360 955691 22.3-3.7 1.56.1 1,2431,0099,258 748 -1.1 7.25.68.2 101.3101.6 49.050.8 PembrokeN.C.N.C. SchoolA Collegeand Tof Arts 2,1292,121 440 2,3592,553 570 2,4982,851 758 - 2,6093,005 934 2,6513,227 1,3502,7793,435 1,4103,2263,595 115 1,4953,0863,930 192 67.0-4.3 6.09.3 3,0423,844 218 13.5-1.4-2.2 4.6 42.981.2 - Winston-SalemWilmingtonWestern Carolina Reg.Univ.& Sr.Col. --L--- 11,673 017 660 ----- 11,824 L 078746 2,1211 213 823 2,2891 160 927 1'2-3,27 115 968 11,0553,001 242 31,r01 295 11,2223,965 325 2.31.78.6 1.3011,24034-:= -1.8 1.58.7 T.: 27.987.9 MILITARY CENTERS PUBLIC SR. TOTALTotal 35,00416,980 38,88619,498 41,83421,421 45,72422,483 50,88424,090 56,81827,346 61,43730,433 66,14432,319 6.27.7 69,79433,357 5.53.2 99.496.4 SeymourCherryCampFort Lejeune(ECU)BrageNCSU) Point(ECU) Johnson(ECU) - - - 242198 - 277195449470 303171427683 220344450971 28.613.542.2 5.4 1,070 247387408 12.312.5-9.310.2 - CentralCOMMUNITY Piedmont COLLEGES** Military Ctrs.Total 230 225 - 210 - 220 - 239440 1,391 594 1,584 690 1,0421,985 51.025.3 2,1121,579 51.5 6.4 586.5 GastonDavidsonCol. of theCounty Albemarle 114 - 230 -- 209 - 696282 - 1,116 443 - 204380948 801374459 -15.5 20.883.3 1,071 470498 33.725.7 8.5 1/40 TABLE XVI. (Cont.) PERCENT CHANGE IN THECOLLEGES NUMBER ANDOF STUDENTSUNIVERSITIES IN NORTH BY INSTITUTION, CAROLINA 1960 TO 1968 Institution 1960Fall Fall1961 Fall1962 Fall1963 Fall1964 Fall1965 Fall1966 Number Fall Over% 1967Change 1966 Number Fall 1968 Over% Change 1967 1960-1968Percent Change IsothermalCOMMUNITY COLLEGES (Cont.) - - - 117 202 72.67. 312 54.47 SoutheasternSandhillsRockinphamLenoir County - - - 331229 293420214298 445519399477 23.686.460.151.9 442503576552 -0.726.120.8 6.4 WilkesWesternWayneSurry Piedmont - 248139 93 - 170425266 - 82.891.471.4 211473301182 24.111.313.2 PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS PUBLICCommunity TOTAL Col. Total 35,234 23: 39,225 339 42,274 440 46,153 429 52,541 1,217 60,922 2,713 67,065 4,044 73,708 5,579 38.0 9.9 79,076 7,170 28.5 7.3 3,017.47 124.4 BelmontBarber-ScotiaAtlanticSR. COL. Abbey Christian & UNIVERSITIES 1,126 240540 1,195 563279 1,289 613312 1,325 619315 1,289 667315 1,447 355702 1,525 775369 1,479 790450 22.0-3.0 1.9 1,567 819609 35.3 3.75.9 153.8 51.739.2 DavidsonBennettCatawbaCampbell 953348938542 1,429 977943592 1,0291,727 953578 1,0201,836 854589 2,0021,006 868591 1,0012,191 868642 1,0082,267 998645 2,3481,0031,046 669 -0.5 4.83.63.7 1,0351,0512,402 684 3.22.20.52.3 156.1 26.223.9 8.6 GuilfordGreensboroElonDuke 1,3391,2425,972 535 6,1221,7381,331 566 6,3601,8161,262 592 6,4211,6321,248 589 1,6611,3206,695 533 1,8621,3446,960 587 1,7651,4097,396 612 7,4451,5731,454 668 -10.9 9.23.20.7 1,6011,8177,320 690 25.0-1.7 3.31.8 29.022.619.646.3 IlenoirJ.C.High SmithPoint Rhyne 1,154 586964809 1,271 641993921 1,0231,0271,311 692 1,4041,142 726976 1,2121,9481,558 704 1,3211,0551,562 777 1,3351,1011,382 823 1,3051,2901,355 893 -2.2-2.017.2 8.5 1,3091,3391,333 859 -3.8-1.6 0.33.8 46.635.865.515.5 MethodistMeredithMarsN.C.LIvingstone Hill Wesleyan 1,256 132740 87 1,958 233216777 1,141 324345880 1,288 450470857 1,324 565614870 1,348 651814850 1,331 656944844 1,0631,324 670860 -0.512.6 2.11.9 1,268 643982863 -4.0-7.6-4.2 0.3 639.1643.9 16.620.1 SacredQueensSt.Pfeiffer Andrews Heart 634855420 -*** 884879188***732 218***845873949 898238***928829 909925843196*^* 931312***935917 955415834906 819913364936 -12.3 -1.8-4.4 3.3 809900467958 -1.428.3-1.2 2.4 114.3 27.612.0 - WakeShawSalemSt. Forest Augustine's 2,633 561466485 2,869 568505642 2,915 635502732 2,958 650498-66 2,920 721500733 2,996 814766551 3,022 961581956 3,1631,1031,031 590 14.8 4.71.57.8 3,1771,0851,039 552 -1.6-6.4 0.40.8 114.2 22.093.418.4 Warren Wilson Sr. Col. & TotalUniv. 25,827 29,339 263 31,189 277 31,762 286 32,846 257 34,897 278 36,092 277 36,911 307 10.8 2.3 37,554 376 22.5 1.7 45.4 T&BLE XVI. (Cont.) PERCENT CHANGE IN THECOLLEGES NUMBER ANDOF STUDENTSUNIVERSITIES IN NORTH BY INSTITUTION, CAROLINA 1960 TO 1968 Institution Fall1960 Fall1961 Fall1962 1963Fall Fall1964 1965Fall Fall1966 Number Fall 1967 Over% Change 1966 Number Fall 1968 Over% Change 1967 1960-1968Percent Change ChowanBrevardJUNIOR COLLEGES 585381 388701 773419 902409 1,155 431 1,179 527 1,234 615 1,302 645 4.9705.5 1,338 639 -0.97 2.8 128.7 67.77 KittrellLouisburgLees44cRaeGardner-Webb 497295579 552379600 - 560403604 - 632425720 663510180909 1,172 675610132 1,216 691613182 1,288 700624276 51.6 1.31.85.9 1,303 316823687 17.610.114.5 1.2 132.9125.0 65.6 Mt.MitchellMontreat-Anderson PeaceOlive 209104115279 253245360153 170247443 201253519 260339557 325401602 363466629 385463543 -13.7 -0.6 6.1 346466539 -10.1 -0.7 0.6 232.7305.2 93.2 SouthwoodSt. Mary's 259 61 - 262 84 - 283325 73 283329 87 279373167 - 308284405 339348400 81 346354379 67 -5.2 2.11.4 272346429 -21.4 -2.313.2 345.9105.3 33.6 - WingateVardell Hall Jr. Colleges Total 4,143 779 4,861 884 5,3121.012 5,8841 124 7,1431 320 L... _ 8,1061 486 8,73812561 8,9401 568 -17.3 2.30.4 9,1431 588 51 -23.9 2.31.3 120.7103.8 SoutheasternTHEOLOGICALTheological SEMINARYBaptist Seminary 698 658 595 575 555 516 484 547 13.0 582 6.4 -16.6 PiedmontJohnBIBLE Wesley COLLEGES Bible Bible College Col. 153 28 149 29 141 95 158 28 188 41 226 41 260 49 285 56 14.3 9.6 329 61 15.4 8.9 115.0117.8 Southern Pilgrim Col. Sem& BibleTotal Colleges 917 38 877 41 809 48 806 45 851 67 881 98 116909 999111 -4.3 9.9 1,066 94 -15.3 6.7 147.4 16.2 GRANr TOTAL PRIVATE TOTAL 66,12130,887 35,07774,302 79,58437,310 38,45284,605 40,84093,381 104,806 43,884 112,804 45,739 120,55846,850 6.92.4 126,839 47,763 5.21.9 91.854.6 *** Junior** college College in parallel *that Not in the Consolidated University programs only. year. system in that year. TABLE XVII. EMOLLMENT BY IN-STATE AND PUBLIC AND PRIVA1E COLLEGES OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCE STATUS AND UNIVERSITIES, 1960-1968 IN NORTH CAROLINA TYPE OF ENROLLMENT Total It-StatePUBLIC INSTITUTIONS Out-of- State % Out-of - State Total PRIVATEIn-State INSTITUTIONS Out-of- State % Out-of- State Total In-State ALL INSTITUTIONS Out-of- State % Out-of- State Total Enrollment Fall 1960 35,894 30,522 6,4275,372 15.07.16.0 35,14531,679 21,36423,330 11,81510,315 33.632.67. 75,20167,573 51,88656,959 20,56918,24215,687 25.524.323.27. FallFall 196119631962 1964 40,05647,56743,41952,541 33,62949,36443,19739,17335,925 11,558 8,3949,3447,494 17.917.617.319.0(17.8)* 43,93040,89238,51837,385 24,09724,31025,82424,297 14,42113,07518,10616,595 37.435.041.240.6 104,85286,08580,80493,433 67,49463,27060,23579,95675,188 32,84929,66425,93922,815 29.128.327.926.5 Undergraduate Enrollment Fall 1966196819671965 79,07667,06560,92273,708 63,32858,84054,193 15,74814,86812,872 20.2(18.8)*19.2(18.4)*19.9(18.1)* 47,76346,85045,740 25,80325,76325,850 21,04719,97721,913 44.943.730.845.9 126,839120,558112,805 59,625 89,17884,64346,822 37,66135,91512,803 21.529.729.8 Fall 1963196219611960 31,47140,88138,03235,303 32,33430,50027,33334,612 4,1386,2695,6984,803 13.613.115.315.0 33,55131,59428,15434,783 21,50519,48922,08522,088 10,08914,06612,69811,4638,665 31.937.936.533.0 82,32875,66471,58366,897 56,69754,42252,00561,163 17,16114,89221,16518,967 25.725.124.022.3 FallFall 19651964 19671966 45,21363,74757,96553,104 44,18438,11452,41448,191 11,3338,9209,7747,099 15.717.8(16.2)*16.9(15.0)*16.8(15,3)* 42,13039,74437,11543,147 23,86923,04924,63524,58424,516 15,87519,54118,56317,614 39.944.243.041.7 106,894100,095112,59192,848 81,28476,99872,70768,053 29,89627,38824,79531,307 27.828.027.326.7 EnteringEnrollment Freshmen Fall 19681960 68,415 9,953 56,649 8,543 11,766 1,410 17.2(15.6)*13.214.2 44,17611,59610,231 7,2396,351 4,3573,880 37.637.9 22,99220,184 14,89417,128 5,8645,290 28.625.526.2 Fall 1963196219611964 13,34511,18111,21211,396 11,346 9,4179,8899,422 1,7591,7951,5072,6831,999 16.015.2(13.5)*15.015.7 11,42814,76912,89311,653 8,5777,5696,9596,758 4,6706,1925,3244,694 41.340.340.941.9 32,45526,23822,83422,640 18,91516,38116,17523,580 8,8757,3236,4536,4659,020 28.328.327.327.9 * Percentages in parentheses were computedFallFali 1965196819671966 17,6861817,75617,262 577 14,60115,00315,64914,655 after eliminating2,9283,1012,661 students in military 15.4(14.2)*15.8(14.5)*17.5(16.0)* 14,5961413,947 178 8,23777,770 831 centers where more than 66,359 6,177347 '44.3 44.843.6 two-thirds of the students are 31,8583231,703 755 22,42522,83823,480 99,278 275 out-of-state. 29.328.3 43

TABLE XVIII. PERCENTAGES OF OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1966 TO 1968

Entering Freshmen Undergraduate Total Enrollment Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Institution 1966 1967 1968 1966 1967 1968 1966 1967 1968

PUBLIC SR. INSTI. University of North Carolina N.C. State Univ. 14.4% 18.6% 17.9% 14.9% 15.6% 16.2% 20.7%21.6% 21.8% UNC-Chapel Hill 24.2 28.6 19.3 23.5 24.3 22.1 29.4 30.3 30.4 UNC-Charlotte 3.3 2.9 4.4 2.3 2.7 3.5 2.3 2.7 3.5 UNC-Greensboro 17.4 17.0 17.3 16.6 16.3 14.8 15.2 13.9 13.2

Con. Univ. Total 18.3 21.4 17.2 17.8 18.4 17.2 22.8 23.3 23.1

Reg. Univ. & Sr. Colleges Appalachian 12.3 10.0 15.0 12.2 12.0 13.6 13.6 13.4 14.0 Asheville-Biltmore 6.9 16.1 10.6 5.7 7.2 6.6 5.7 7.2 6,6 East Carolina 11.8 14.9 22.0 18.4 17.8 18..7 17.8 17.4 18.2 Elizabeth City 24.2 23.2 23.6 17.4 17.1 19.8 17.4 17.1 19.8 Fayetteville 14.9 19.3 14.9 14.6 15.0 13.8 14.6 15.0 13.8 N.C. A and T 28.0 33.7 30.0 24.4 27.0 27.8 23.4 26.0 27.0 N.C. College 18.4 11.2 10.3 15.5 13.8 13.8 14.9 14.4 15.0 N.C. Sch. of Arts 52.4 57.5 62.8 42.6 50.0 51.8 42.6 50.0 51.8 Pembroke 19.6 25.6 16.1 19.1 23.8 20.3 19.1 23.8 20.3 Western Carolina 7.9 7.9 9.9 9.8 8.8 10.6 10.7 10.3 11.8 Wilmington 8.9 4.6 5.1 5.9 4.9 4.9 5.9 4.9 4.9 Winston-Salem 23.2 22.3 15.4 16.4 19.0 18.0 16.4 19.0 18.0

Reg. Pniv. & Sr.

1 Col. Total 15.3 16.1 17.5 16.0 16.2 16.8 16.0 16.4 16.8

PUBLIC SR. TOTAL 16.4 18.4 17.4 16.9 17.2 17.0 19.4 20.0 20.1

MILITARY CENTERS 74.4 77.5 80.6 50.0 70.3 70.4 49.7 69.1 69.1

COMMUNITY COLLEGES* 3.0 5.3 3.7 3.9 5.4 3.8 3.9 5.4 3.8

PUBLIC TOTAL 15.4 17.5 15.8 16.9 17.8 17.2 19.2 20.2 19.9

* College parallel programs only.

, TABLE XIX. ENROLLMENT TRENES BY LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION IN NORTH CAROLINA Level of Instruction Fall 1,163 Fall 1967 Fall 1°66 Fall 1965C0LLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1958-19E8 Fall 1964 Fall 1963 Fall 1962 Fall 1961 Fall 1960 Fall 1959 Fall 1958 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS etherEntering Freshmen Freshmen 18,577 5,480 17,756 4,645 17,262 4,579 17,686 3,413 13,345 2,585 11,181 2,058 11,212 2,429 11,396 2,132 1,8579,953 1,5158,564 1,4227,458 FifthJuniorsSophomoresSeniors Year 12,06012,88115,878 190 10,28112,65714,757 172 13,74910,052 9,029 103 11,393 8,5939,070 144 10,104 8,3108,613 128 10,126 8,2607,017 - 6,1037,0429,607 - 6,6118,5525,352 - 5,0515,6667,610 - 5,2805,1486,981 - 5,1455,2636,5921 368 - FirstSpecial Professicnal & Unclassified*UNDERGRADUATE TCTAL 68,415 3,3491,076 63,747 1,0813 479 57,965 1,0813 186 53,104 2 1,518805 45,213 2 1,330568 40,881 2 51,532239 154 38,032 41,1121 639275 35,303 31,0861 260667 31,471 31,0831 340334 29,036 3 1,0101017 548 27,248 21,060 190 PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS Graduate GRAED TOTAL 79,076 9.585 73,708 8 880 67,065 8 019 60,922 6 300 52,541 5 558 47,567 43,419 10,056 35,894 33,063 30,498 OtherEnteringSophomores Freshmen Freshmen 11,77114,178 1,968 13,94711,719 2,360 12,08514,596 2,145 10,42414,769 5,5791,767 123893 5,7759,6311,736 11,653 5,5799,3001,677 11,428 4,8229,1721,794 11,596 4,2467,8791,553 10,231 3,7391,6517,183 3,7326,9571,3079,799 8,6743,8366,3861,415 JuniorsSpecialFifthSeniors Year & Unclassified*UNDERGRADUATE TZTAL 44,176 6,9297,362 953100 43,147 5,9947,0591 952 116 42,130 6,22215,270 643 169 39,744 15,344 700 161 37,115 15,298 778 4 34,783 24,565 009 33,551 24,039 296 31,594 23,436 884 - 28,154 23,297 053 - 26,701 13,406 500 26,009 23,323 375 GraduateFirst ProfessionalGRAND TOTAL 47,763 11,841 868 46,850 11,858 845 45,740 11,852 758 43,930 2,6381 548 40,892 12,421 356 38,518 2,5181 217 jI4037,385 2,694 35,145 2,612 939 31,679 2,730 795 30,325 2,913 711 29,575 2,916 650 ALL INSTITUTIOM OtherEntering Freshmen Freshmen 32,755 7,448 31,703 7,005 31,858 6,724 32,455 5,180 26,238 4,321 22,834 3,735 22,640 4,223 22,992 3,685 20,184 3,508 18,363 2,822 16,132 2,837 FifthSeniorsJuniorsSophomores Year 18,98920,24327,6495,217 290 16,27519,71626,476 5 431 288 14,29916,27425,834 4 829 277 13,93714,64921,817 4 505 305 13,60314,38319,735 4 346 132 11,58213,83919,426 4 248 - 10,14211,8641G,/79 3 935 - 10,85716,431 48,788 144 - 14,793 38,348 9,405387 - 13,938 8,6868,880 12,9783 8,4689,099743 GraduateFirstSpecial Professional & Unclassified*UNDERGRADUATE TOTAL 112,591 11 331 2,917 106,894 10 725 2,939 100,095 2,9339 777 92,848 7.8484,156 82,328 63,751 914 75,664 64,050 371 71,5833,8065 415 66,897 43,698 606 59,625 4 3,813135 55,7373 3,923048 53,257 3,9762 840 * Includes occupaticna1 students. GRAND TOTAL --2--126,839 120,558 112,805 104,852 93,433 86,085 80,804 75,201 67,573 63,388 3 728 60,073 45 TABLE XX. TREND IN COUNTY ORIGIN OF IN-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS* IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1965 - 1968

Fall1966 Fall 1967 Fall 1968 Fall % Change % Change % Change County 1965 Number Over 1965 Number Over 1966 Number Over 1967

1. Alamance 1,527 1,630 6.7% 1,697 4.1% 1,772 4.47. 2, Alexander 151 170 12.6 204 20.0 221 8.3 3. Alleghany 66 70 6.1 91 30.0 101 11.0 4. Anson 248 305 23.0 300 -1.6 337 12.3 5. Ashe 163 179 9.8 197 10.0 228 15.7

6. Avery 1.-n-4 0 120 -4.8 127 5.8 164 29.1 7. Beaufort 525 574 9.3 598 4.2 611 2.2 8. Bertie 307 335 9.1 325 -3.0 333 2.5 9. Bladen 396 384 -3.0 404 5.2 415 2.7 10. Brunswick 225 250 11.1 257 2.8 240 -6.6

11. Buncombe 1,832 1,958 6.9 2,062 5.3 2,243 8.8 12. Burke 708 838 18.4 860 2.6 914 6.3 13. Cabarrus 1,053 1,043 -1.0 1,108 6.2 1,123 1.4 14. Caldwell 526 599 13.9 627 4.7 625 -0.3 15. Camden 69 63 -8.7 65 3.2 79 21.5

16. Carteret 409 418 2.2 441 5.5 463 5.0 17. Caswell 170 166 -2.4 173 4.2 193 11.6 18. Catawba 1,299 1,396 20.0 1,479 5.9 1,451 -1.9 19. Chatham 300 349 16.3 361 3.4 369 2.2 20. Cherokee 119 144 21.0 147 2.1 150 2.0

21. Chowan 196 204 4.1 201 -1.5 190 -5.5 22. Clay 20 28 40.0 37 32.1 34 -8.1 23. Cleveland 1,019 972 -4.6 1,087 11.8 1,119 2.9 24. Columbus 787 738 6.2 802 8.7 772 -3.8 25. Craven 640 696 8.8 777 11.6 804 3.5

26. Cumberland 1,676 1,846 10.1 2,096 13.5 2,142 2.2 27. Currituck 102 99 -3.0 66 -33.3 91 37.9 28. Dare 87 79 -9,2 86 8.9 103 19.8 29. Davidson 1,067 1,207 13.1 1,348 11.7 1,342 -0.4 30. Davie 143 194 35.7 200 3.1 225 12.5

31. Duplin 498 518 4.0 554 6.9 596 7.6 32. Durham 2,016 2,178 8.0 2,356 8.2 2,334 -0.9 33. Edgecombe 760 764 0.5 809 5.9 806 -0.4 34. Forsyth 3,161 3,429 8.5 3,592 4.8 3,707 3.2 35. Franklin 307 305 .0.7 336 10.2 382 13,7

36. Gaston 2,099 1,889 -10.0 2,003 6.0 2,272 13.4 37. Gates 127 127 0.0 114 -10.2 122 7.0 38. Graham 46 41 10.9 51 24.4 65 27.4 39. Granville 343 336 -2.0 353 5.1 377 6.8 40. Greene 162 175 8,1 207 18.3 209 1.0

41. Guilford 5,035 5,140 2.1 5,302 3.2 539 45 42. Halifax 715 771 7.8 833 8.o 852 2.3 43. Harnett 729 765 4.9 759 -0.8 731 -2.6 44. Haywood 509 488 4.1 S48 12.3 551 0.5 45. Henderson 421 462 9.7 514 11.3 537 45

46. Hertford 363 375 3.3 405 8.0 448 10.6 47. Hoke /57 181 15.3 215 18.8 213 -0.9 48. Hyde 58 57 -1.7 68 19.3 61 -10.3 49. Iredell 1,385 1,108 2.1 1,090 -1.6 1,11/ 1.9 50. Jackson 315 341 8.2 349 2.3 354 1.4 46 TABLE XX. (Cont.) TREND IN COUNTY ORIGIN OF IN-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS* IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1965 - 1968

Fall 1966 Fall 1967 Fall 1968 Fall % Change % Change % Change County 1965 Number Over 1965 Number Over 1966 Number Over 1967

919 1.6% 51. Johnston 853 876 2.7% 904 3.2% 52. Jones 147 165 12.2 206 24.8 185 -10.2 53. Lee 453 438 -3.3 453 3.4 473 4.4 54. Lenoir 800 963 20.4 1,122 16.5 1,144 2.0 55, Lincoln 454 443 -2.4 457 3 2 490 7.2

56. McDowell 289 320 10.7 337 5.3 348 3.3 57. Macon 155 168 8.4 179 6.5 179 - 58. Madison 127 177 39.4 197 11.3 219 11.2 59. Martin 397 405 2.0 437 7.9 418 -4.4 60. Mecklenburg 5,195 5,351 3.0 5,794 8.3 6,618 14.2

61. Mitchell 116 117 0.9 152 29.9 164 7.9 62. Montgomery 220 239 8.6 258 7.9 239 -7.4 63. Moore 527 580 10.0 620 6.9 652 5.2 64. Nash 818 891 8.9 857 -3,8 868 1.3 65. New Hanover 1,281 1,333 4.0 1,413 6.0 1,449 2.5

66. Northampton 331 352 6.3 361 2.5 369 2.2 67. Onslow 584 609 4.3 672 10.3 749 11.4 68. Orange 780 833 6.8 973 16.8 1,172 20.4 69. Pamlico 99 112 13.1 110 -1.8 120 9.1 70. Pasquotank 604 582 -3.6 585 0.5 624 6.7

71. Pender 221 221 0.0 211 -4.5 201 -4.7 72. Perquimans 162 151 -6.8 154 2.0 156 1.3 73. Person 318 347 9.1 370 6.6 359 -3.0 74. Pitt 1,110 1,288 16.0 1,398 8.5 1,453 3.9 111 3.7 75. Polk 95 103 8.4 107 3.9

76. Randolph 780 847 8.6 888 4.8 888 - 77. Richmond 572 560 -2.1 577 3.0 582 0.9 78. Robeson 1,034 1,071 3.6 1,132 5.7 1,210 6.9 79. Rockingham 804 1,046 30.1 1,114 6.5 1,157 3.8 80. Rowan 1,350 1,421 5.2 1,511 6.3 1,571 4.0

81. Rutherford 572 664 16.1 745 12.2 828 11.1 82. Sampson 633 657 3.8 699 6.4 735 5.2 83. Scotland 357 372 4.2 359 -3.5 401 11.7 84. Stanly 667 666 -0.2 711 6.8 702 -1.3 85. Stokes 151 182 20.5 179 -1.7 205 14.5

86. Surry 578 666 15.2 751 12.8 836 11.3 87. Swain 95 87 -8.4 112 28.7 138 23.2 88. Transylvania 224 247 10.3 301 21.9 287 -4.7 89. Tyrrell 55 51 -7.3 41 -19.6 52 26.8 90. Union 611 658 7.7 692 5.2 702 1.4

91. Vance 374 413 10.4 430 4.1 446 3.7 92. Wake 4,314 4,564 5.8 4,766 4.4 5,226 9.6 93. Warren 221 232 5.0 250 7.8 242 -3.2 94. Washington 187 195 4.3 191 -2.1 219 14.6 95. Watauga 225 273 21.3 381 39.6 381 -

96. Wayne 1,042 1,068 2.5 1,217 14.0 1,325 8.9 97. Wilkes 400 544 36.0 591 8.6 613 3.7 98. Wilson 898 966 7.6 968 0.2 937 -3.2 99. Yadkin 211 227 7.6 275 21.1 289 5.1 100. Yancey 94 93 -1.1 109 17.2 110 0.9 101. Unknown - 392 - 189 - 363 92.1

TOTAL 67,447 71,730 5.8 76,187 6.8 80,253 5.3

* Excluding students in military centers and Bible colleges. 47

TABLE XXI. TREND IN STATE ORIGIN OF OUT-OF-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS* IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1965-1968

Fall 1966 Fall 1967 Fall 1968 Fall % Change % Change % Change State.: 1965 Number Over 1965 Number Over 1966 Number Over 1967

1. Alabama 280 285 1.87 271 -4.97. 276 1.8% 2. Alaska 10 6 -40.0 21 50.0 22 4.8 3. Arizona 16 11 -31.2 13 0.2 10 -23.1 4. Arkansas 40 37 -7.5 36 -3.7 44 22.2 5. California 109 142 30.3 149 4.9 141 -5.4

6. Colorado 20 35 75.0 50 42.9 40 -20.0 7. Connecticut 458 491 7.2 481 -2.0 505 5.0 8. Delaware 323 403 24.8 456 13.2 445 -2.4 9. Dist. of Col. 502 555 10.6 571 2.9 554 -3.0 10. Florida 1,814 1,931 6.4 1,937 0.3 2,084 7.6

11. Georgia 1,098 1,232 12.2 1,240 0.6 1,169 -5.7 12. Hawaii 39 25 -35.9 52 8.0 51 -1.9 13. Idaho 6 5 -16.7 4 -20.0 1 -75.0 14. Illinois 265 324 22.3 288 -11.1 275 -4.5 15. Indiana 128 144 12.5 158 9.7 163 3.2

16. Iowa 15 20 33.3 22 10.0 28 27.3 17. Kansas 35 32 -8.6 37 15.6 25 -32.4 18. Kentucky 168 183 8.9 230 25.7 234 1.7 19. Louisianna 113 114 0.9 113 -0.8 118 4.4 20. Maine 16 41 156.2 48 17.1 39 -18.8

21. Maryland 1,180 1,349 14.3 1,483 9.9 1,628 9.8 22. Massachusetts 308 364 18.2 402 10.4 401 -0.2 23. Michigan 130 114 -12.3 127 11.4 141 11.0 24. Minnesota 21 20 -4.8 33 65.0 36 9.1 25. Mississippi 77 79 2.6 65 -17.7 62 -4.6

26. Missouri 95 103 8.4 103 0.0 97 -5.8 27. Montana 8 7 -12.5 8 14.3 8 28. Nebraska 8 7 -12.5 12 71.4 14 16.7 29. Nevada 5 3 -40.0 5 66.6 2 -60.0 30. New Hampshire 35 34 -2.9 34 0.0 42 23.5

31. New Jersey 2,006 2,473 23.3 2,643 6.9 2,706 2.4 32. New Mexico 12 8 -33.3 33 12.5 38 15.2 33. New York 1,666 1,926 15.6 2,074 7.7 2,117 2.1 34. North Dakota 3 4 33.3 23 75.0 25 8.7 35. Ohio 374 454 21.4 503 10.8 561 11.5

36. Oklahoma 39 39 0.0 56 43.6 51 -8.9 37. Oregon 6 13 116.7 14 7.7 6 -57.2 38. Pennsylvania 1,454 1,586 9.1 1,663 4.9 1,719 3.4 39. Rhode Island 54 61 13.0 55 -9.8 58 5.4 40. S. Carolina 3,025 3,328 10.0 3,473 4.4 3,323 -4.3

41. S. Dakota 1 3 200.0 1 -66.7 4 300.0 42. Tennessee 552 553 0.2 597 8.0 631 5.7 43. Texas 153 195 27.4 197 1.0 196 -0.5 44. Utah 3 4 33.3 3 -25.0 4 33.3 45. Vermont 41 25 -39.0 28 12.0 21 -25.0

46. Virginia 5,991 6,602 10.2 7,174 8.7 7,615 6.1 47. Washington 24 27 12.5 21 -22.2 32 52.4 48. W. Virginia 244 292 19.7 335 14.7 357 6.6 49. Wisconsin 38 47 23.7 56 19.1 72 28.6 50. Wyoming 3 3 0.0 3 0.0 3 -

51. Territories 37 50 35.1 48 -4.0 45 -6.2 52. U.S.Cit.Abroad 2 14 600.0 63 50.0 38 -39.7 53. For. Students 532 566 6.4 586 3.5 639 9.0 54. Unknown . - 205 - 550 168.3

TOTAL 23,582 26,369 11.8 28,303 7.3 29,466 4.1

* Excluding stLdents in military centers and Bible colleges. 415/ 49

SECTION III

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS

This section concerns undergraduate transfers. The information pertains to students who transfer within the state and those who transfer from other states to North Carolina institutions. Transfers from North

Carolina institutions to other states are not included. Information concerning transfers for the past three years is summarized in Table XXII.

Figure 6 shows the flow of transfers between and within each of the four types of institutions in the state and from institutions in other states in fall 1968. The actual number by sex is shown in Table XXIII.A comparison of the flow of transfers with its counterflow reveals that the community colleges received as many transfers as they sent to other types of institutions. The public senior institutions received about twice as many transfers from private senior colleges as they sent to the private senior colleges.

Detailed information on the origin and destination of transfers in the state is presented in Table XXIV (from two-year to senior institutions), Table XXV (among senior institutions), Table XXVI (from senior to two-year colleges), and Table XXVII (among two-year institutions)

From figures in these tables a comparison of the numbers of in-transfers

and out-transfers of any given institution can be made.Transfers from

other states to various types of North Carolina institutions are shown

in Table XXVIII.More than one-third of the total transfers from other

states were from two neighboring states, Virginia and South Carolina.

A detailed report on this subject was published in Higher Education

in North Carolina (Vol. IV, No. 3, February 12, 1969.) 50

Figure6. Flow of Undergraduate Transfers Among North Carolina Colleges and Universities, Fall 1968

Out-of-State Institutions

Public Senior Private Senior Institutions Institutions*

Community 41====rom Private Junior Colleges** Colleges

Out-of-State InstituEions

Scale: 100 Students *Excluding Duke University **Excluding Central Piedmont Community 500 Students College

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TABLE XXII, NUMBER OF UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS TONORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1966 TO FALL 1968

Fall 1967 Fall 1968 Fall % Change % Change Transfers 1966 N.limber Over 1966 Number Over 1967

To Public Senior Institutions: From Community Colleges 104 258 128.1% 482 86.8% From Private Junior Colleges 822 896 9.0 1,055 17.7 From Public Senior Insti. - 610 611 0.2 From Private Senior Insti. - 471 - 565 20.0 From Out-of-State Insti. - 1 279 - 1 161 -9.2

Subtotal 3,514 3,874 10.2

To Priv te Senior Institutions: . From Community Colleges 44* 81 84.1 . 147 81.5 From Private Junior Colleges , 385* 499 29.6: , 585 17.2 From Public Senioi Insti. - 286 - 251 -12.2 From Private Senior Insti. 223 -. 224 0.4 From Out-of-State Insti. 673 , 784 16.5 . ,

Subtotal 1111 1,762** 1,991** 13.0

To Community Colleges: From Community Colleges . - - 36 - From Private Junior Colleges . - 182 - From Public Senior' Insti. - - - 301 - From Private Senior Insti. - . . 175 - From Out-of-State Insti. . - - 194 -

Subtotal . . . 888*** -

To Private Junior Colleges: From Community Colleges . 18 . 15 -16.7 From Private Junior Colleges - 34 . 33 -3.0 From Public Senior Insti. - 60 - 73 21.7 From Private Senior Insti. - 41 - 30 -26.8 From Out-of-State Insti. - 111 . 132 18.9 Subtotal 264 283 7.2

TOTAL TRANSFERS TO NORTHCAROLINA INSTITUTIONS 7,036 MO

* Does not include CampbellCollege, Duke University and QueensCollege. ** Does not include DukeUniversity. *** Does not include CentralPiedmont Community College. - Data not available or not applicable. TABLE Man. UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION AND SEX, FALL 1968 Institution andType Sexof CommunityColleges InstitutionsTrans.From in N.C. Junior JuniorPrivate Subtotal SeniorPublic InstitutionsTrans. in N.C. From Senior SeniorPrivate Subtotal InstitutionsFrom All N.C.Transferred Trans.FromInstitutionsOut-of-State TOTALGRAND Public Sr. Institutions WomenMen Total 326482156 1,055 434621 1,537 590947 611333278 334565231 1,176 667509 2,71311,456 257 1,161 637524 3,87411,980 894 Private Sr. Institutions* WbmenMen Total 103147 44 243342585 287445732 251105146 224134 90 280475195 1,207 482725 344440784 1,1651,991 826 ALL SENIOR INSTITUTIONS WbmenMen Total 629429200 1,640 963677 2,2691,392 877 862438424 365789424 1,651 862789 3,9202,1811 739 1,945 964981 3,1455,8652 720 Community Colleges** WomenMen Total 361026 182132 50 218158 60 301215 86 175117 58 476332144 694204490 194126 68 888272616 Private Jr. Colleges WomenMen Total 1511 4 331419 483018 274673 3026 4 103 3172 151102 49 132 3597 283199 84 ALL JUNIOR COLLEGES WbmenMen Total 375114 215151 64 266188 78 374113261 205143 62 579175404 253592 223103 356815 ** Does not *include Does not Central include Piedmont Duke University. Community College. 845 326 1,171 TABLE XXIV. TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM IWO-YEAR COLLEGES TO StNIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN NORTH CAROLINA, FALL 1968 Transferred from Community Colleges Transferred from Private Junior Colleges I w 1.2 0 0 sr41 E0 D., .41. IRE* 1 $.4 = >, 140°H 43 614 --14.1 -0 14 w g .--I w $400 .--I 4.1 0404 c0 tl) - k>f -4.-Itl) a.s1) 1.1%-i yj0 GRAND -.4=g0 >1, 43=o .4 43k ri 43k .4,4 "1-. la .zi, 43 43 14 as 0= ...Y 0 1-1 1.14 0C71al 1:14:1).r° k 4) .,-t.0aco .00 a) w 0 fw., 1 S ' 4 )4.0 Inatitiation L24il iC.,..40440 :10-4.100-4:lid AUsic) o 0 a 14 0 c=o0= .20u 44,4ni-1 0 as U3 ok a)% me40.40170 0 4H OH4041 CO.okv; = 0 0 03kZ0 .0C.) CO0 ,-14)k iV .30o ZA4)0 Z.' 000 0 CL1 0 U)Z4.1 Tr.: .44 til OH :(j) ' TOTAL PUBLIC SR. INSTITUTIONS 6 3 3 1 au 0:4 5 mc u) 9 4 3 31 1 32 3 49 5 10 10 - 7 27 3 1 3 4 7 2 = - 74 153 202 UNC-GreenaboroUNC-Char:otteUNC-ChapelN.C. State HillUniverAty 62 14 41- 10 - 2C 52 13- -1 12 -9 10 3 13- 2- 312 -11 379135 726 -7 1219 4 --1 16 17 43 -94 2 31- 30 32 59 3- 1 - 213657 5 207 4777 242168 84 EastAsheville-BiltmoreAppalachian Carolina 11 5- 17 -1 3- 14 4- 81- 20 - 3-2 91 2- 24 33 33 20 21 125 69 5 19 41 25- 3 1341 1- 3-1 41 42- 18 -4 54 3- 10 46 22 -5 18 1 7 62 6 3266 1 159242 18 4 228367 23 9 N.C.FayettevilleElizabeth A and City T - -5 -- - - _ - - - - 1- - 1 15 - 851 - - 1 186 197 WesternN.C.Pembroke CollegeSchool Carolina of Arts -1 -2 12 3- - - 3- 19- 23 - - 3 1 1336 19 11 13- 43- 1- 10 4 21- 2-2 4- 1 3 - 2713 2 - 6441 3 77 3 WilmingtonWinston-Salem Subtotal 90 - 33 22 -- 52 1 14 26 38 1 4- 56 2_ 39 6- 32 1 2 49 27 m 5 482 13 2 ..'-'67 2 54 1C7 -5 - 20 76 83 7- 77 35 36 2 59 76 18 3 8-2 331 3 7 1,054- 24 1,536 37 2 Barber-ScotiaAtlanticPRIVATE ChristianS2. INSTITUTIONS - 15 - 1 7 1 6 - - 29 1 - 27 - 2- 12 - - 14 - 2 21 4 -1 20 4 4 1259 128 13 BennettBelmontCampbel/ Abbey -5 -6 2- 81 - 3 - 9- 7 1 1- - - 13 1- 38 - 15 4 -- 5- 16 - 31 2- 26 - 4- 31 34 - 12 1611 1 - 163 18 6 197 2319 DavidsonDukeCatauba -- -- -4 ------1 1334 - 15 3 1 3-1 - 3 8 1 - - -- 14 - 40 41 GuilfordGreensboroElon DATA - -1 25- NOT - - AVAILABLE -_ 215 1- -- 72 13 61 5181 1 - 21 11 71 1 1 2 1 -1 16 4 3 362017 432422 J.C.HighLeneir SmithPoint Rhyme -- -1 1- -21 - - - - - 2 - 511 2 -1 7- 1- 1 - 10 1 1 - 6_ -- 29 1 34 21 MeredithMarsLivingstone Hill ------1 1 -- 1 2 2 19 - - 3 - 4 1 10 1 31 - 3313 1434 MethodistPfeifferN.C. Wesleyan 21 -1 4- 3- - -1 - 1 - - 1 - 10 24 21 3-1 - 21 -59 1 2 1 1 21 .- 3 41 -- 111519 211723 St.SacredQueens Andrews Heart 2 -- - 8- - -1 - 38- 1 - 3 - 1 -- 411 1 1 1 - 327 1010 3 WaikeShawSalem:t. ForestAugustine's - -- 3------71 - 10 1 1 3 5 - 21 1 - 24 - 36 -1 46 -2 GRANDWarren TOTAL Wilson Subtotal 101 11 5626 1 4321 2375 15 1 3711 47 9- 7418 47 8 41 9 2- 55 =6 28 = 1 =83 147629 1 102 147 16535 93 58 :: _m3616 2096 1 117 54 106 29 4813 8751 2786 84 8 7759 2012 438107 - 10 4639 3 585 1 2.268 732 2 5 4

TABLE XXV. TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI

Transferred from Public Senior Institutions a

P co o V o a) 0 M 4-1 1 4-1 I-1 U M k 0 a) O 0 M rlr1 1 JJ rO 1-1 o 44 44 4-1 4-1 e 4.)e wr-1 o o(1) cp,0 a) 4-1 4-1 0 NI N (1) a) W I-1 .1-1 11/r-1 4:1 .1-1 e a, Institution 4r-I CO 1.4 r114 M .0 ,-1 k 14 0 H4 C1) 1r-1 11/ 11/ f-4r-1 9 rl R S J - 1 0 0 1-. 4 C11 U W 43 401 WU WU tn OH co 4 U relCO rel <4

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS N.C. State Universityx 24 6 13 3 1 16 _ _ - - - 1 6 12 - - 82 3 5 UNC-Chapel Hill 48 x 17 114 5432 - 1 2 1 1 2 5 15 - - 247 4 4 - UNC-Charlotte 14 17 x 16 8 2 7 - 1 - - - 11 4 - - 80 - 6 UNC-Greensboro 4 9 3 x 7 7 - - 1 . - 2 - 2 - - 35 2 1 - - Appalachian 3 1 4 4 x 1 1 - - - - 2 - um - 16 - - 1 Asheville-Biltmore 1 4 - 2 1 x ------11 1 - - 20 - - 1

- IN - East Carolina 6 - 1 8 4 - 7* ... ". 1 2 2 3 1 35 12 - - Elizabeth City - - - - a. a. x 1 3 2 - a. a. - 1 - 7 .. 1 - Fayetteville 1 - - - N. .. - x 2 1 - 1 - - 1 - 6 - - OP N.C. A and T eb so dm doo doo 4m. 1 x 2 - - - 2 - 5 ------N.C. College 1 - - 1 - 1 1 x N. dm OP - 1 - 5 - -

N. dm a. N.C. School of Arts 1 - - 1 - ... 1 - x - OP doo OS doo 3 - - - Pembroke 5 - - 2 1 - 11 - 1 - x 3 - - - 23 - - -

- - - ON Western Carolina 2 5 2 1 2105 - - x MI - 27 - - -

a. do MO Wilmington 3 2 - - - 10 ... - 3 x - - 18 2 - -

Winston-Salem - - - N. 1 - - 1 - - AM - - .7me - x _- 2 - Subtotal 89 62 33 161 31 18 97 1 2-1. 12 7 i 8 43 37 6 - 611 23 3 14

PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS

Atlantic Christian 1 2 - 4 2 - 12 . - 1 - - 3 - - N. - 25 x Barber-Scotia ------1 2 - - - - 3 - 6 -

Belmont Abbey - - 2 1 3 a. N. a. SW dm ... UN IN 1 - - _ 7 - Bennett - - - - 1 Campbell 17 11 - 5 4 - 21 - a. 1 - - 2 5 - - - 66 8

- - - a. a. N. N. a. IN Catawba 2 2 2 2 .1 5 .. 13 -

ell N. N. N. Davidson a. al. N. a. 41EP - - - - - Duke DATANOT AVAILABLE Elon 2 2 - 1 1 . 4 . - - - - - 1 - - - 11 1 - -

- - - - MO IN IN Greensboro 1 - 2 - a. IN NO a. a. IN 3 - - - Guilford 4 4 - 7 2 - 4 - - - . - . 1 - - - 22 1 1 - High Point - 1 - 2 1 - 2 ------6 - - -

- - - - OP a. MP IN J.C. Smith 1 - N. N. N. a. a. N. dm 1 .E. 1 . Lenoir Rhyne 4 2 - 4 ------2 - - , 12 - - - Livingstone - - . - - - - 1 . ------1 - 1 - Mars Hill 2 . 1 3 - 1 - - - - . - - 1 - - - 8 - - -

- . - - . - a. N. a. a. - a. Meredith 1 2 1 ''' 1 () AM 40 -

Methcdist 2 - 2 1 - 1 - do N. Go a. N. 1 - - - 1,_ 1 - -

- - - - . a. IN N. N. N. EP IN SW .E. OP . .61 N.C. Wesleyan 1 J. 4 1 Pfeiffer 1 2 - - 2 - 2 . - . - - - 1 - . - 8 1 - - Queens - 1 - 1 ------. - - - - 2 - - - Sacred Heart - - 2 - 3 - 1 - - - - - 2 - - - - 8 - - - c St. Andrews 1 1 1 IN a. Mil N. a. a. N. IN N. 1 - 1 - - , - - - St. Augustine's ------1 1 1 ------3 1 - - Salem - - Shaw ------3 - - - . .. - 3 -

Wake Forest 1 1 .00 2 3 - 3 - - - 1 - . - - 3 - 14 1 - " Warren Wilson . - - - . 2 1 - - . . . - 1 - . - MEM WM.:. 4: 7 - Subtotal 44 32 7 33 27 3 !--J8 T T 4 - 8 18 2 6 2ro 15 5

GRAND TOTAL 113 94 39 194 58 21 155 2 ,in, 16 14 2 16 61 39 12 - 861 38 10 14

*Transfers from Evening College and extensinn prcTram. N3 N3 I 1 I 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 a--. N3 a--. Lai a--. jelatrinirli.111.1....11 traCo 1a--.1 IigIrrir--.1 0 a 1 Davidson /saran 1X11111 1-.1-p.ii cr. 1 X-larvatat--.ataaaIlataa_41 1,4,181,3111111-+IsillIN3 as: na X11-.1111 II In Ira In:VI-. .-..' Sir' %Cr N3 Duke 1,--. sr Worn Lnir1111111a--.o-.I k a a I a-. a 1 I 1 1 La 5 a r a--. ..2 to ElOn C'NI 1-.111111111:sta an a 1: a)C 111-.2:::1 1 N3 Greensboro 1--. a 1--. NI 1 r s a 1 1-11111-.181111-g-SIIVI-P-11-P4 a 1 a a a cs. 1 1 a a 1 1 a a 1 1-. a--. 1 a 1--. I I ,-. ,-. N3 CO IV r Guilford Lr, .Z.IIIIIIIns-lirnist--013X1a-. I N3 1--. *-- : : : : I X r.) us 1 ,-. 1 1 s i-. 1 a , ..:11 a a 1 a a s 1 I CO 1 1 1--. 1--. 1--. s g..3 a 1--. ta NJ High Point I I 1 I 11I gr.: I I I I I I11-,1111)ce-..-...-.. 11-'1 X 111-.11-. 1 gt,3111 I I 111- s -..Il a a erva a J.C. Smith ci...3 I-. N3 sive-art a-. i a a a a a a 1--* I a ag art a a- -. s s 1 1 a s Lenoir Rhyne a 1-, ,--11 I CO a N.) I I X a a-. a-. a-. a-. I t'... N3 g La I 1) 1 1 I I a tv IV a1 C) a a--. a 1 e-,31111a a..nCNN) : I a r r r a 1-. tra Livingstone 1-.1(-ail a a a a a a a 11111-g.1a 1 1 1 a 1 1 r a Iraa a 11111)411/11:a I I 11-"X a-.'a--.1-. 1--. I-. 1.3 t.ri0 I 1 N3 N-3 I i I I -g- .0 a. to I 1...).0 Mars Hill s a a s a a a a a t . . . . l a a a a . g . . 1 a a a a s c....2 CO Meredith -Al t v a t a l a b - s t v a X t I-. -P1 I a Ca a I cr.a- a--. co a I-0 a--1N3 I 1/4..D i a a 11-.. a 11-. 1--. a)Ca a a 1 Z% g a a La 0". I I 1 1 1 0 I -D.- N) 1--. 1.0 V Methodist cda I ir-.1-.1t.) II1 1 1.- 1 1 s La N.C. Wesleyan C411-.11118 Ilia- sta-.1-P-1-. S 1 a a lir NJ 1 1 In1111X111111ar r 1 I a--. 1--. a 1 a a-. CD I a 1 N3 a N3 a La La cr La a.-. 1-. Pfeiffer L71/1111111X111a-1:1:11-111 a 1 N.)av I 1 1 1 1 1 5 it 1 s La 1 1--. r tV -g- a-. Queens 1\31111111-11X111:1111: al: Ira la CO I 1 1-. 1 I-. I a 1 1 1 NI 1 I 1 NI NI a Sacred Heart 1111111 Ln I1-.1 a a N3 1 1 1 1 1 13 1 1 1 Na cr. 1%.3 St. Andrews sialialaxataaasaaaaaa: I-. 1 a a 1-.3 a a- ' St. Augustines Al a 111,axia.-1--.1r.laillilaiill a x 111111-111-11111-.11 11111:11INII: la-. toV 1 I I NI I colaaaaar. N3 a-. Salem Astaxawaatastaaala a aaa a la-11111 -..11 a e--. a a a a a co NI 1,-. a a 1111 Shaw a a 0111rIlinirssag., 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 a ii a a a I a -.3 a k-.. Wake Forest g ,1111X11111111111111t111 1 X liaaaltalla,-.1111111 1111111 2 gra a NI a-6 I-. lasiala 1--.1%Cita arvasaamala-.1sc)03 Ito.p-s Ira-, WarrenOther Wilson g 111111: 1 co 1....) ....! t.... La ln La r., .4 N3 Institutions tz.-0---.1 oNNIN34111talaa-.,..12,1111.&143g a N3 4s I le-' t-a-.1 b.; ..., t--- c-, V C. F. g'. r ,-... N1 %0 J C% LO r., 1-... 1111111a Cr-s r a. k.-. cN Lo N1 r- cd.P11111CN raring LaN21111 CN 0 0 N3 r- r- N3 1--. ln ..I CO 1-... .ps s-. r. .P.- ...I ON Subtotal toq.ri VI to co. La N31.1 r '4:7a1-1 co to IV ts) ts) a-. ta .1) N3 1.01-1 1-1 V Us -r ts) tal to to CA r- c) to CNoz) cous 56

TABLE XXVI. TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM SENIU CJLLEGES AND UNIVE

Transferred from Public Senior Institutions .1111e.. W W r-I .4 0 I e.1 e4 0 0 W Pl W /4 r4 W .0 'el 0 0 .0 = 1.1 0 v-4 CD 0 ,..1 > 0 0 0 1.1 1 1.1 f-1 0 4...3 .0 J .--1 /4 g CO CO El co 4 0 ...% 0 0 an 0 0 ai rlri 1.) r-I 0 CO ri 0ri 0 W 40 0 W 0 /e'l 0 0 ,-, W 1.J ,1J WO g C/3 CU H W > 0 r..'I W .zi $4 Clb-1 r-I 1. 0 $4. rl 0 tr. 0 or Q 74 1 1 $.4 1 CU . $.1 431(1)..1 CiPrl > Q. 0 4-11.J 0 N PN 0 .0 4.J 0 0 C n C 11 C 1 1 4.) 1J ,W W 0 0 Institution U .1-1 WO Q ( C..) 0 .0 H W $.4 eI 1.1 PS U 0(.) 1-4 0 0 to $.4 4 0 e. .0 W .W e4 $.4 $4 0 r142 g Z .0 Z 4 Z 14 tO r-I RI RI rl 0:1 0 (14 W W 0 r1 rl RI 1.1 0 0 .140 0 C., CO .0 =P Po =c3 Po < COgil U 4.1 U ,s4 Z 4 Z t) Z 0 P C., tv (0OH en 44 c..)P1U) MI IC

COMMUNITY COLLEGES Central Piedmont DATANOTAVAILAB L E Col. of Albemarle 3 - - 4f 5 1 ------9 Davidson County 3 5 - 4 1 - 9 . - . - - - 3 - . - 25 Gaston 7 12 6 4 4 - 6 - 1 .. - 2 11 1 - - 54 10 IsoLhermal - 1 - 1 5 ------2 - - - 9 Lenoir County 5 7 - 2 - 45 1 - 3 2 - - 2 2 - 69 14 es Rockirgham 5 3 - 6 1 - 4 - - - - . - . - - - 19 Sandhills 5 3 - - 2 - 8 - 1 .. - 5 3 - - - 2/ 1 Southeastern 1 3 - - 1 - 3 - - - - - 4 . - - 17 1 Surry 1 2 - 1 .... - - - - - 1 .. - 5 Wayne 9 2 - - - 19 - - - 1 - - - 4 - - 35 Western riedmort - 1 - 2 7 1 1 ------7 - - - 19 Wilkes 1 k 7 - 1 2 - 1 _:. - - 13 10 Subtotal 40 40 i; 20 28 "i"101 -i. I 3 "i 2 11 30 12 - - 301 21

PRIVATE JR. COLLEGES

IIM - - - - Brevard - - 1 m 4w AMP - - . - a 1 . . . 2 - Chowan - 2 - 2 - - 6 - . - - - - 1 - - - 11 4 . - Garaner-Webb 2 1 1 - 1 - 7 - . . . . - 2 . - - 14 . . . Kittrell ------2 1 ------3 - . . . Lees-McRae 1 1 - . - - 1 - . ------a . 3 - Louisburg - 3 - 1 - - 1 ------. - 5 - . . ------. - - - Mitchell . - 3 1 , 5 . - Montreat-Anderson 1 - - a - 1 - - . - - - - 3 - - - 5 - - Mt. Olive 1 - - - - - 6 - - - - - 1 - - - - 8 3 - Peace - - - - . - 2 - - . - . - . 1 - - 3 - - - St. Mary's - - - 1 . - . - - - - - . - - - 1 - - - Southwood ------1 ------1 - - 2 1 - Vardell Hall . ------.. - - Wingate 1 3 - 2 . - 4 - - . ON - 1 - = 11 AM O. *MI ea. 41 eilM a: - - - Subtctel 6 10 2 6 -4 T. IT. "2" T.' ..1101 73 7.

GRAND TCTAL 46 50 8 26 32 2 130 2 4 4 3 2 12 40 13 374 29 10 1-3 °Nil 1 I I- 1 1 I I-. -g"- 1 DavidsonCatawba a Ls.I. o 1-0footeel-P-lo o on o Duke Iv 1Bloonon leo mon In i i I I I it e e I o nitwitel I I-. ---1 N I Elon .) III on It. eee I wNI. tt,i I 1 Greensboro 1-3 I 1 e I ID IB--..t e t e e e s al e I-'l_nl Guilford iim on 1 (D noouno on I-.1 NI NJUI1 Pi 1- I 1 m ul1- _p-1 1 1 1 e e 1 e 1 1 e to 1 tt-. i t. I-' ---.1 High Point mPica. tlt t. t. e I-Iso i t 1 J.C. Smith mPi t o 1 .,o 1.3NJ N.) 1 I 1 a e 1 t NJ 1 1 iv 1 eeeeeeI Ito t I N 00 t. Lenoir Rhyne 11:1 -P- I a II 0:3 ol Livingstone <1-..Il oN tI eeeeeeeeeeeeeee o o witIse or.). nos 1 Mars Hill mmrr i--Blono oto o o eeeee o t_nloto sotItIrv, 1 Meredith m0t-t e tl o,o es 8 oton o e Lethodist r1-i t1-- memos in o met1-... ----I 1hitee e sees see ale trollulelBe ts WesleyanN.C. eter tnhI-nolo nem Ione, 1-I-I 1 1 N3 1 ONII---III otII t I ItetII I woo Iasi n QueensPfeiffer rm0 I Lois I. NJ 1 I HeartSacred no In no I I on I no I on on t II Augustine'sAndrewsSalemSt. .p.1 I I I. I. I Shaw 1 I 11I 1 NJ 1 1 I1 t I NJ I Wake Forest non I mne I on eeeeeeeeeeeee I I I I I I Warren Wilson tIte IIIBo I OtherInstitutions (-0 OD 1 VI NJnon L.3 Ui 00 noI I 0NJ CS I-. Cr(r) NJ VI VD NJ I on (r) Subtotal r-Ba 4> CD I-4 00 4> 1--B mDLn OH'LO Ln 1 Cfs ta LO NJ CN CN Cfs VD VD NJ CN CA NJ LO Ln r- NJ -g". LO CD LO 4> Ln Ln VD 4> I-- TABLE XXVII . TRANSFER STUDENTS FRCM TWO-YEAR CCLLEGES TO TWO-YEAR COLLEGES IN NORTH CAROLINA, FALL 1968 Transferred from Community Colleges .V Transferred from Private Junior Colleges 1 0 01:1110 a.)a) $4 --i,..) ...4 Wm 1 $4 CD r4 $4 W t r4 SA .0 CDW$., .-I.-1 11 a)0 CO $4M>, --i m r4 m .-I 110 0$4 0e .-4.10.-I 0w e .-1-04.30CD % /1m0 0SA >.m .X o .0 a)$-$ $.30 CD $4i 0 4.100CD$4 e 00 .-1... 0 .0 CO$4 ...40 1.1 04-$.0 $4>as as '0,01.4.0r 144-1m CD 001:41 0 ..-i .0 1-10C.) .1-) 0$-0 'V$40 0 0a) ",y;4.3 '0 .-1.-i $4a) .-I .-10ODas X CO0$4 1-1 ',4 cil/1L0 GRANDTOTAL COMMUNITY COLLEGESInstitution UP.0-1 0 0.40.-1 0100 0> 00 I-100 0 o m 0o m m, 3,M 3 41M ...-i ri3 01-I11 .0W i 1:0 0 0.0 0 00 0 .-1 .-lz0 C.) .-1 0 .-1.c. ..5.. <0 0 1:14 0 Cl) 0 > =0 0 0 1-14-1 0 .0 0 Central Piedmont x 1 N OT 1 5 - 2 - 1 - - - 8 9 GastonDavidsonCollege of County Albemarle 21 DATA -x x- x1 -1 AVAILABLE ------2 521 15 -2 25 39 -- 13 1- 36- - 1 - - -1 - 17 113923 124425 RockinghamLenoirIsothermal County 1 1 - x x x - - 1 - 1 3-I - 10 21 - - 31 46 - 1 51- 1 - 2-1 - 251 - 2617 3 2917 4 SurrySoutheasternSandhill5: - - - 1 - x- x- x- - 1- 2- 941 1- 1 13- - 3- 3 1 -1 - - - 1-2 - 2-1 - 22 95 3411 6 Wayne 3 -2 2- - 5 - - 1 x x -3 12 aL 1 3- 6 .. 2 1 12 - - - - 10 15 WilkesWestern Piedmont Subtotal 81 m3 _ m5 m 1 71 _- _- M1 1 _-- 1 1x 8 36 3 8 25 - 48 1 - 20 4 _M16 13 2 M 2_M 19 1-_ M1 7 - 22 2 _- 182 9 218 12 ChowanBrevardPRIVATE JR. COLLEGES ------x1 x- - - 2- 1 - - -- - 1- 2- 1 - 432 10 42 KittrellGardner-Webb 3 - 3 - - 1 - - - - 1 71 -x x- - - 1- - 1_ - - - - 1 11 12 MitchellLouisburgLees-McRae - 1- 1 ------1- x1 x x ------1 -1 - 91 632 Mt.Montreat-AndersonPeace Olive - - -1 - 1 - - 1 -21 21 1 -3- 1- - x- x -x - 1 - _ _25 4-2 VardellSouthwoodSt. Mary's Hall 2 - - -_ - -_ - - 2 - 6 - 1 2 1- x x x- x- - 19 291 GRANDWingate TOTAL Subtotal 13 3 _3.. T.1 rf9 _ 1- T8 =- T.1 T 2 _- _ _ 1 _ i 10 7 TT 51 T9 34 9 49 T _ - 25 3 21 3 14 T T3 20 T T2 _1 T8 4 24 _2 T1 215 73 266 48 TABLE XXVIII., TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM OUT-OF-STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 59 TO NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968

TRANSFERRED TO: Public Private CommunityPrivate Percent FROM: Senior Senior Colleges Junior Total of Total

Alabama 17 11 2 1 31 1.4% Alaska 1 - - 1 2 0.1 Arizona 3 1 1 - 5 0.2 Arkansas 4 - 1 - 5 0.2 California 31 5 3 - 39 1.7 Colorado 7 1 1 - 9 0.4 Connecticut 8 1 2 1 12 0.5 Delaware 7 6 - 4 17 0.7 District of Columbia 31 4 - - 35 1.5 Florida 124 34 14 12 184 8.1 Georgia 90 27 15 7 139 6.1 Hawaii 2 1 - - 3 0.1 Idaho - 1 1 - 2 0.1 Illinois 14 13 4 - 31 1.4 Indiana 8 5 2 1 16 0.7 Iowa 5 4 1 2 12 0.5

Kansas 11 .-J 4 1 19 0.8 Kentucky 17 12 1 - 30 1.3 Louisiana 11 8 1 3 23 1.0 Maine 2 3 - - 5 0.2 Maryland 40 34 11 7 92 4.1 Massachusetts 18 7 4 1 30 1.3 Michigan 12 6 4 - 22 1.0 Minnesota 6 1 1 - 8 0.4 Mississippi 14 3 1 1 19 0.8 Missouri 11 9 4 1 25 1.1 Montana 2 - - - 2 0.1 Nebraska 2 - - - 2 0.1

Nevada M M M oe New Hampshire 2 1 - - 3 0.1 New Jersey 12 15 2 1 30 1.3 New Mexico 3 4 2 - 9 0.4 New York 53 19 2 5 79 3.5 North Dakota 3 1 - - 4 0.2 Ohio 24 8 1 2 35 1.5 OklahoTqa 12 6 3 1 22 1.0 Oregon - 1 - 1 Z Pennsylirania 38 24 2 2 66 2.9 Rhode Island 2 2 - - 4 0.2 South Carolina 133 93 32 26 284 12.5 South Dakota 3 - - 3 0.1 Tennessee 46 23 20 11 100 4.4 Texas 18 6 - 1 25 1.1 Utah 6 - - 6 0.3 Vermont 1 3 - 1 5 0.2 Virginia 232 320 36 34 622 27.5 Washington 3 4 - 1 8 0.4 West Virginia 18 11 4 - 33 1.5 Wisconsin 4 2 3 - 9 0.4 Wyoming 1 3 1 - 5 0.2 Territories 7 1 - 8 0.4 Foreign Countries 42 31 3 4 80 3,5 Unknown 8 3 - --Li -...0..15. TOTAL 1,161 784 194 132 2,271 100.0

NOTE: "Z" represents percentage less than 0.05. SECTION IV

DEGREES CONFERRED

This section pertains to earned degrees conferred by North Carolina

senior colleges and universities during the 12-month period ending June 30,

1968. Information presented concerns only bachelor's or higher degrees.

Degrees or certificates awarded upon completion of less than four yearsof work beyond high school are not included.

North Carolina public and private senior colleges and universities

conferred the largest number of degrees in their history during 1967-68.

A total of 18,476 degrees were conferred by the 42 senior institutions

of higher education (excluding Bible colleges and Seminary). This

represents an increase of 12 percent over the number granted during the

previous year. The number of degrees conferred increased at all degree

levels except at the first professional level (see Figure 7). The number

and percent change at each level are presented by institution in Table

XXIX and by field of study in Table XXX.

A comparison of public and private institutions as to their degree

production in each field of study is presented in Table XXXI. This

comparison at the bachelor's level is graphically shown in Figure 8.

More detailed information by institution, sex, and field of study

is presented in Table XXXII for bachelor's degrees, in Table XXXIII for

first professional degrees, and in Table XXXIV for master's and doctor's

degrees. A report on this subject was published in Higher Education

in North Carolina (Vol. VI, No. 1, January 10, 1969). Number of Degrees :4.gt)Teff:(0..41. .4, .-19 i- ( "kwayi9i:t:. ..i.tift:i46Pell681, :IVY:W.:MI 11.. OS ,tioFP:- Jr. tit^ . . i ...... ,_.: ilKlyz,,fi.fie-3(..z0 41Vi. 44,..rv.."-011...".. If so ',first& Vv. Wel refeq4seiAsiteAtIOY.TOrtiti,k10.414;jleh)A Zef t fro, isk4b.", zp ig jt;,...,..;-,,,t.tirps rgvlilivrtfileY: ;fr-Fgr,.14,:airki 0,141.7)(tejeje 47:.1*T.147P,A45t: 41,-...0-4w../.frhtkei-4.1:YA:tiePrA :41ff..... cv 4.tril/P;seNt71.41 jipu.-$44.41S i a P f r145141, :J111 "?1;1?-..,-,,Adett ke/fc.tr:1M.g. -9kb; tly:o1; rtszivis% 4tytvfinii);: I, 9Efi.;1. . $1 7./rer gel tz t 0 7nvdrJfazir,rt::: ell .1 '; 4 i- . rr0 -yrit4 :19 rn0 El Universities Figure 8. Bachelorls Degrees Conferred by NorthCarolina Public and Private Colleges and by Field of Study, 1967-68

Agriculture

Architecture and City Planning

Biological Sciences

Business and Commerce

Education

Engineering

English and Journalism

Fine and Applied Arts

Foreign Languages

Forestry

Public Institutions Geography Private Institutions Health Professions

Home Economics

Mathematics and Statistics

Philosophy and Religion

Physical Sciences

Psychology

Social Sciences

Textiles

Other Fields

. I . 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 Number of Degrees NUMBER OF DEGREES CONFERRED BY NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TABLE XXIX. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, 1966-67 AND 1967-68 Doctor's PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS Institution 1966-67 Bachelor's1967-68 % Change 1966-67 1st Professional 1967-68 % Change 1966-67 Master's 1967-68 % Change 1966-67 1967-68 % Change UNC-CharlotteUN.C. NC-Chapel State UniversityHill 2,0091,245 116 2,1381,339 189 62.9 6.47.67. 254 -- 249 -- -2 .0% - 185820357 - 897390198 - 7.09.49.2% - 123155 2- 213102 2- -17.1 % 37.4 .- UNC-GreensboroEastAsheville-BiltmoreAppalachian Carolina 1,141 612634 54 1,209 753711 73 35.223.012.1 6.0 1- - - 218357 - 389271 - 24.3 9.0 - - - N.C.FayettevilleElizabeth CollegeA and City T 322254138158 376445124196 -10.2 24.016.875.2 6- 7- 16.7 -.- 128 79 - 8283 - -35.9 5.1 - - - - WesternPembrokeN.C. School Carolina of Arts 414195 2 225577 8 300.0 39.415.4 - - - 109 - 153 - 40.4 ------Winston-SalemWilmington PUBLIC TOTAL 7,607- 155158 8,718 207148 14.633.5-6.3 ...... 261 = 256 - -1.9 - 2,253 - 2,46; 9.3 - 280 - --=317 13.2 - BelmontBarber-ScotiaAtlanticPRIVATE Abbey Christian INSTITUTIM 118298 53 333128 76 43.411.7 8.5 ------BennettDavidsonCatawbaCampbell 227362104150 442237170113 13.322.1 4.48.6 ------GuilfordGreensbolooElonDuke . 223842102167 284239102955 27.443.113.4 - 251 - 249 - -0.8 - 297 2 290 - -2.4 158 181 14.6 LivingstoneLenoirS.C.High PointSmith Rhyne 299216149160 291224117156 21.5-2.7-2.5 3.7 7- -5 -- - 1- MethodistMeredithN.C.Mars HillWesleyan 236173 8186 130184255 93 14.851.2 6.48.0 ------. - .-. St.SacredQueensPfeiffer ATArews Heart 137158135 - 178148146 - 12.6 8.18.0 ------ShawSalemSt. Augustine's 100117 95 117114 88 17.0-7.4-2.6 -- 115 - - 51 - 61 - 19.6 -- - 6- -. WarrenWakeGRAND Forest WilsonTOTAL PRIVATE IOTAL 12,859 5,252 464 - 14,532 5,814 494 - 13.010.7 6.5 - 639378120 - -= .625369 -2.4-2.2-4.2 - 2,603 350 2,815 352 - 8.10.6 - --::.438158 504187 - . 15.118.4 - TABLE XXX. COLLEGESNUMBER CF AND DEGREES UNIVERSITIES CONFERRED BY BYFIELD NCRTH OF CAROLINASTUDY, 1966-67 PUBLIC ANDANC 1967-68PRIVATE Field of Study 1966-67 Bachelor's1967-68 % Charge 1966-67 1st Professional 1967-68 % Change 1966-67 Master's1967-68 % Change 1966-67 Doctor's1967-68 % Change AgricultureArch.Biological & City SciencesPlan. 654 6539 684.5 7359 12.3%51.3 4.7 - - - 149 3425 131.5 3635 -11.8 44.0 2.973 26.584.5 - 2275.5 2 -10.7-17.073 - EducationComputerBus. and ScienceCommerce 3,313.51,421.5 597 - 3,3531,626.5 641 - 11.314.4 7.4 - - -- - 1,022.5 141 40 1 1,064 157 74 3 200.0 85.011.3 4.0 4328 9- 3544 -7 -22.2-18.6 57.1 - JournalismEnglishEngineering 1,153.5 35 1,275 46.5 32.810.5 -- - -GIs 175 57 3 188 37 2 -35.1-33.3 7.4 23 1- 28 5- 400.0 21.7 - ForestryForeignFineGeography &Applie! Languages Arts 361239.5 5357 435.5279.5 6458 20.812.316.7 1.8 -- - - 3678 4 2783 4 -25.0 6.4 - 1517 1 2718 1 20.058.8 - LibraryLawHcmeHealth Ec:ncmics PrcfessicnsScience 301 2993 4 370110 3217 325.0 22.910.318.3 314250 - 309253 - -1.67. - 116144 12 1 148194 16 - 27.633.334.7 - 11 -2 15 2-1 36.4 - Math.PhysicalPhiloscphy & Statistics Sciences & Religion 235393.5633.5 448.5215.5661 14.0 5.14.3 74 - 66 - -10.8 - 143 315418 134 3783.519 49.1-6.319.4 5.6 41211413 22.5306316 200.0-26.8 23.160.7 TradeSocialPsychology or Sciences Indus. Train. 2,847.5 430.5 25 3,309.5 582 16 -36.0 35.216.2 -1 -- -- 280.5 82 322 3- -62.5 14.8 - 1473 - 90 _- 542.8 - TextilesCtherRano, Fields T.V.Pictures & Motion 147 2833 159 2125 -13.7-36.4 8.2 -- -- - 21 7 13 7 -38.1 - 1- -_ -- MTE:0RAND T0TAL Fractional figures reflect "split" or "dcuble" majors. 12,859 14,532 13.0% 639 625 -2.27. 2,603 2,815 8.1% 438 504 15.17. TABLE XXXI. BY TYPE OF DEGREE, FIELD OF STUDY AND TYPE OF NUMBER AND PERCENT OF DEGREES CONFERRED IN INSTITUTION, 1967-68NORTH CAROLINA Type of InstitutionField of Study and berBachelor's Percent Number1st Professional Percent Number Master's Percent Number Doctor's Percent Agriculture Public 73 100.0% .11 35 100.0% 22 100.0% Arch. & City Planning TotalPrivate 73 100.0 0011110. - .1=1, 35 100.0 22 2 100.0100.0 TotalPrivatePublic 59 - 100.0 - - IA- 336 6 100.0100.0 2 100.0 Biological Sciences TotalPrivatePublic 332352.5684.5 100.0 51.548.5 - - 131.5 3893.5 100.0 28.971. 1 3738.575.5 100.0 49.051.0 Bus. & Commerce TotalPrivatePublic 1,626.51,008.5 618 100.0 38.062.0 ._ -- - 74 - 100.0100.0 - _ 7- 100.0 - Computer Science TotalPrivatePublic - -- - _- - 3 100.0100.0 - - - Education TotalPrivatePublic 3,3532,2341 119 100.0 33.466.6 _ _ - _-- 1,0641,025 39 t 100.0 96.3 3.7 441925 100.0 43.256.8 Engineerirg TotalPrivatePublic 573641 68 100.0 89.410.6 -- - 143157 14 100.0 91.1 8.9 352411 100.0 31.468.6 English TotalPrivatePublic 1,275 551724 100.0 43.256.8 - - -- 188136 52 100.0 27.772.3 281117 100.0 39.360.7 Journalism PublicPrivateTotal 46.546.5 - 100.0100.0 - - - 2- 100.0 - - - - - TABLE XXXI. (Cont.) BY TYPE OF DEGREE, FIELD OF STUDY AND TYPE OF INSTITUTION,NUMBER AND 1967-68 PERCENT OF DEGREES CONFERRED IN NORTH CAROLINA Type of InstitutionField of Study and Number Bachelor's Percent Number1st Professional Percent Number Master's Percent Number Doctor's Percent Fine and Applied Arts TotalPrivatePublic 279.5115164.5 100.0 41.158.9% - - 37 - 100.0100.07 - 5- 100.0100.07 - Foreign Languages TotalPublicPrivate 405.5206.5199 100.0 49.150.9 - - _ - 831469 100.0 16.983.1 2722 5 100.0 81.518.5 Forestry TotalPrivatePublic 5858 - 100.0 - - - 2719 8 100.0 70.429.6 18 9 100.0 50.0 Geography TotalPrivatePublic 6464 - 100.0 - = - =-- -4 4 100.0 - 1- 100.0100.0 - HomeHealth Economics Professions TotalPrivatePublic 370281 89 100.0 24.175.9 250113137 100.0 45.2754.8 194176 18 100.0 90.7 9.3 15 - 100.0 - Law TotalPrivatePublic 110 3080 100.0 27.372.7 _ - _ - 16 - 100.0100.0 - 2 100.0 - Library Science TotalPrivatePublic 1713 4 100.0 23.575.5 309166143 100.0 46.353.7 - -- 1- 100.0100.0 - Public 32 100.0 - - 148 100.0 .1=1 TotalPrivate 32 - 100.0 - - - 148 - 100.0 - __ -OM .1=1 Math. & Statistics TotalPublicPrivate 661288.5372.5 100.0 43.656.4 - - 134100 34 100.0 25.474.6 20.522.5 2 100.0 91.1 8.9 TABLE XXXI. (Cont.) HY TYPE OF DEGREE, FIELD OF STUDY AND TYPE OF NUMBER AND PERCENT OF DEGREES CONFERRED IN NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION, 1967-68 Type of InstitutionField of Study and Number Bachelor's Percent Number1st Professional Percent Number Master's Percent Number Doctor's Percent Philosophy & Religion PrivatePublic 185 30.5 85.814.2% 66 100.07 18 1 94.7 5.3% 12 4 25.0%75.0 Physical Sciences PublicTotal 228.5215.5 100.0 50.9 66 100.0 - 55.519 100.0 68.9 382516 100.0 60.3 Psychology TotalPrivate 277.5448.5220 100.0 47.749.1 -- 3280.525 100.0 86.531.1 1863 100.0 39.760.0 Social Sciences TotalPrivatePublicPublic 1,644 304.5582 100.0 49.752,3 -- 246 37 5 100.0 76.413.5 473012 100.0 52.240.0 TotalPrivate 3,309.51 665.5 100.0 50.3 .01 MN 322 76 100.0 23.6 4390 100.0 47.8 Trade or Ind. Training TotalPrivatePublic 16 100.0 .. - Other Fields TotalPrivatePublic _5 2116 100.0 23.876.2 3 100.0 TextilesRadios Tall. &Motion Pictures TotalPrivatePublic 159 100.0 13 100.0 TotalPrivatePublic 25 100.0 7 100.0 MI111 GRAND TOTAL PrivatePublicTotal 14,532 8,7185 814 100.0 40.060.0 625369256 100.0 59.041.0 2,4632,815 352 100.0 87.512.5 317504187 100.0 37.162.9 TABLE XXX/I. BACHELOR'S DEGREES CCSFERRED BY NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BY INSTITUTION, SEX, AND FIELD OF STUDY, 1967-68 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES P... uti &OatQ3 14 .1.1P 141P... X 0.141 4.1 0.000.6-4 ea0 114.1 0 0-1 INSTIICTICN SEX ttu0U 00a03 xe.-1=0 .0641.-1r-1,11 0111414 ri X '0 .00 0 lrI TOTALGRAND PUBLICN.C. StateUSTI. triversIty WomenMen 53 2 5559 4 731159 .08 1593 537 - 3618 5ct53 - - 4853 5 413 2422 2 451 155*132 23 16 159158 1 1,2361,339 83 UNC-Chapel Mitl MenTotalWomenTotal 55 46.51531.5 321314 7 170.5137.5 33 - 278 166.:,111.5 26.546.520 41.52417.5 49.533.588 817 172126 46 66 89,52963.5 18.514.5 4 117.5121.5 4 2553.578.5 509.5627117.5 2523 2 2,1381,465 673 DSC-CharIttte TILIrenMenTotal -- - 12 57 4945 4 - 11 - 392316 - 32I 2- 16 68 2o 15 87 264014 124189 65 tSC-Greenstcro WomenMenTttal - - 27 - 18 - 228237 1 - 104 124 - - 62 3133 1 - 1 -5 55 - 4748 1 2- 9- 2928 1 112137 5 702711 9 Appalathian WomenMenTotal - - 331419 4138 3 426.5299.5127 - 40.539.5 1 - 321 1916 3 88 - 2318 2 40.52416.5 33- 12 39 17 7.59.5 88.53355.5 - 1 452301753 Asheville- Biltmcre MenTotalWomen -- -- 21 - - - 642 - - - 10 28 - 145 11 29 391128 732152 East Carolina WomenMenTttal - -- 1513 5 235193 42 481118363 - 726111 1712 5 1513 2 - 3128 3 4342 1 1211 1 224220 312 2318 2 743143 138 5682 - 11 38 1,209 665544 Elizateth City WtmenTotalMen 13 8 5 121 4576 1714 3 624 11 382117 196118 78 Fayetteville WomenMenTttal - - 275 - 79E415 12 93 _.- _ _40 -- - 1210 2 - 14 68 . 124 9439 N.C. A and T WomenMenTctal 18 - 2819 9 662643 954748 2522 3 2314 6 - 2.....N 6?1 - 24 - 7- - 10 5 2- 141 8853 445251194 N.2. College WomenMenTotal 231013 -^1317 876918 3635 1 1316 6 2328 8 - 1516 1 1211 1 12 7 532 817 1815 3 785424 376250126 TABLE XXXII. (Cont.) BACHELOR'S DEGREES CONFERRED BY NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, SEX, AND FIELD OF STUDY, 1967-68 bD 1>0 14 0 0.0 0 4-) 1-1 X 1-1mQ.P., .-I4..) Ha4o o INSTITUTION SEX -<4 w 01-1m 0 0w xX0as 0 X 1:3 .Z zo TOTALGRAND N.C.PUBLIC School INSTI. of (Cont.)Arts WomenMenTotal 835 835 Pembroke TotalWomenMen - 1311 2 4847 1 329159 - 12 75 532 2- 1 10 19 615 42 331122 225135 90 Western Carolina MenWomenTotal 4:27.5 1017.5 166.5159.5 7 186121.5 64.5 - 20.514.5 6 10 5 9.58.51 5 - 14.511.5 3 1110 1 261115 96.531.565 - 4 577218359 Wilmington MenTotalWomen 12 - 3433 1 2823 5 16 97 431 2- - 1610 6 275 2921 8 148 5494 Winston-Salem WomenMenTotal 321 153118 35 - 15 -- 21 - 15 87 -. 207162 45 PRIVATEPUBLIC TOTALINSTI. WomenMenTotal 7371 2 5955 4 332120212 1,008.5 122886.5 2,2344599.5 634.5 573570 3 724478.5245.5 46.52026.5 164.5 117 47.5 206.5150 56.5 58 - 6458 6 281233 48 80 - 13 - 3229 3 372.5157.5215 30.522.5 8 228.5202.5 26 277.5129.5148 46444091 553 16 , - 1613 3 159158 1 2523 2 8,7183,8444,874 Atlantic- Christian MenTotalWomen 1211 1 7671 5 132108 24 - 2112 9 '4 84 2 1 1410 4 1412 2 6- - 471334 - 333149184 Barber-Scotia TotalWomenZlen 1 4 4440 4 3- 2 5 1713 4 7668 8 Belmont Abbey WomenMenTotal 4 12 615 1 4 101 97 4 128122 6 Bennett WomenMenTotal 5-5 42 - 17 3- 12 6 - 2- - 6- 20 -. 113113 - Campbell WomenMenTotal '15 12 3 105102 3 137108 29 - 412615 431, 1 4 945 5 10 1611 5 951679 442171271 TABLE XXXII. (Cont.) BACHELOR'S DEGREES CONFERRED BY NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES BY INSTITUTION, SEX, AND FIELD OF STUDY, 1967-68 AND UNIVERSITIES

4.,c-) . 0 om P, P.. ..Z ta.P.. co 0 .0 O. 0 ..-1 0oa) .--Ioti)o E4114 4-)OMP WP0 ..Zc., 0 .1., . ..z a)--I,0ca o0 CM H ..zcO - ..Z P-o X 1:10 0 GRAND INSTITUTION SEX r.... PO 0 0o xH0o z 0 HHla., Cd P-I LI4 0 EA nd Xo TOTAL CatawbaPRIVATE INSTI. (Cont.) Men 3 30 6 3 7 17 -9 5 11 . 8981 Davidson MenWomenTotal 51 4 36 6 3339 2710 263 18 6 4 14 8 48 59 25 94 259714 - - 237170 WomenTotal 51 27 2 18 1 8 4 5 25 97 - 237 Duke WomenMenTotal 315019 ' 4246 4 1514 1 6768 1 288052 10 91 3325 8 49 - 1 391326 231211 121 2299 114 5856 306224 82 - 955357598 Elon MenWomen 19 52 2 5019 1115 35 36 32 16 4011 - 152 87 Greensboro MenTotal 10 1 54 8 69 1 26 4 81 9- 25 7 2- 51 4 239 23 WomenTotal 1 8- 2827 -- 16 1410 76 - 474 75 5 2 1511 199102 79 Guilford WomenMenTotal 1916 3 4- 563719 .. 2011 9 42 - 12 5 4- 61 2012 8 139119 20 284 85 High Point WomenMenTotal 532 392811 745618 - 2013 7 3 321 10 46 462 2- 6- 395617 - 224111113 J.C. Smith WomenMenTotal 835 232) 3; - 1513 2 495 451 413 312 271611 346228 156 8769 Lenoir Rhyne WomenMenTotal 945 3330 3 107 8819 - 342311 66- - 15 12 84 321 63 662541 - . - 2c1176115 Livingstone Women'MenTotal 14 68 4943 6 - 321 1 - 396 321 382117 - 117 8037 Mars Hill WomenMenTotal 2021 1 5247 5 916922 1811 7 10 46 624 - 33 2518 7 10 28 1915 4 -- 255108147 .4 Meredith WomenMenTotal 5 . 31 19 55 10 7 18 15 1 73 184 h4 TABLE XXXII. (Cont.) BACHELOR'S DEGREES CONFERRED BY NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, SEX, AND FIELD OF STUDY, 1967-68 ci >, 0.0 taP NA 0 ci NA 0 w4..)>,S.. .0 I.0.W .0.0 0 EAR' INSTITUTION SEX NA 62; W OlAW C., 0WWI = wal (.0O X r0 CO0 0 0 Z TOTALGRAND MethodistPRIVATE INSTI. (Cont.) WomenMenTotal 21 4139 2 31 1713 4 642 413 431 2 2318 5 130 6070 N.C. Wesleyan WomenMenTotal 835 1511.5 3.5 - 63 3.5- 9.52.57 495 3-3 5.514.5 33.528 5.5 933558 Pfeiffer WomenMenTotal 13 67 1918 1 2221 1 1713 4 642 3 532 15 87 4- 401822 21 - - 146 7868 Queens WomenTotalMen - 16 27 - 16 11 2 9- 77- 11 49 - - 148 - St. Andrews WomenMenTotal 42 1916 3 2320 3 22.513.5 9 - 11 92 11 2 4.522.5 14 95 5.5- 12 75 47.511.536 2- 178 9088 St. Augustine's WomenMenTotal 651 1510 5 473314 761 2- 312 1 3327 6 114 8034 Salem WomenMenTotal 5.5- 6- 7.5- -- 9 15.5 - - 3 1 - 9.5- 1 4.5- 5- 20.5 - 88 Shaw WomenTotalMen 6- 918 312011 13 67 11 74 1010 21 1 341816 117 5463 Wake Forest WomenTotalMen - 581642 46 - 2216 6 344915 927 281711 - - 3- 431726 1710 7 1514 1 453015 158133 25 1 494354140 PRIVATE TOTAL WomenTotalMen - 352.5110.5242 618563 55 1,119 903216 6867 1 551367.5183.5 -- 115 8134 199141 58 - 89 - 30 - 4- 288.5138150.5 185102 83, 220182.5 37.5 304.5134170.5 1,665.51,114 551.5 514 - -- 5,8142,7233,091 *GRAND Includes TOTAL ten bachelor's degrees conferred at Fort Bragg branch. TotalWomenMen 7371 2 5955 4 684.5230.5454 1,626.51,449.5 177 3,3531,502.5 850.5 637641 4 1,275 846429 46.52026.5 279.5 198 S1.5 405.5291114.5 58 6458 370 6 322 48 110 17 - 17 - 3229 3 661295.5365.5 215.5124.5 91 448.5385 63.5 582263.5318.5 3,309.52,2051,104.5 16 2117 159158 4 1 2523 2 14,532 6,5677,965 73

TABLE XXXIII.

FIRST PROFESSIONAL DEGREES CONFERRED BY NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES ANDUNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, SEX, AND FIELD OF STUDY, 1967-68

Field of Study Institution Sex Dentistry Medicine Law Theology Total

PUBLIC UNC-Chapel Hill Men 45 63 135 - 243 Women 5 1 - 6 Total 45 68 136 - 249

N. C. College Men 7 7

Women =11.

Total 7 /NM 7

PUBLIC TOTAL

Men 45 63 142 =11. 250

Women 5 1 =11. 6 Total 45 68 143 256

PRIVATE Duke Men - 77 100 57 234 Women - 7 4 4 15 Total - 84 104 61 249

Wake Forest Men - 52 59 - 111 Women - 1 3 - 4 Total _ 53 62 _ 115

J. C. Smith Men 5 5 Women

Total =11. 5 5

PRIVATE TOTAL Men - 129 159 62 350 Women - 8 7 4 19 Total - 137 166 66 369

GRAND TOTAL Men 45 192 301 62 600 Women - 13 8 4 25 Total 45 205 309 66 625 MASTER'S AND DOCTOR'S DEGREES CONFERRED BY NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, SEX, AND FIELD OF STUDY, 1967-68 a)to tiO E-1(14 1,1_1 0 ',I.--1.1.) 0 0 r-I.1.) GRAND MASTER'S a0 El el C4 0 0 . TOTAL N.C.PUBLIC State INSTI.University WomenMenTotal 3532 3 3125 6 856718 136 - 8 4439 5 624 312 2928 1 - 13 354390 36 UNC-Chapel Hill WomenMenTotal - 3633 3 20.512 8.5 4645 1 312 117 4770 7- 7236 2- 211011 473314 21 176103 73 -- 103 7528 321022 1- 36.530.5 6 725 158 6791 321 176 897404493 UNC-Greensboro WomenMenTotal 42 120 4179 231310 13 67 - 1414 13 42 63 1- 198132 66 Appalachian WomenMenTotal 1610 6 102263161 2013 7 1320 7 - 1817 1 1310 3 413 3532 3 389158231 East Carolina WomenMenTotal 514 2524 1 206113 93 853 2- 413 1512 3 624 271106165 N.C. A and T WbmenMenTotal 10 28 532330 2- 1 1 927 752 833350 N.C. College WbmenMenTotal 42 321 453312 541 321 1 2 - 14 11 42 826022 Western Carolina WomenMenTotal 3- 136 4393 66- 21 63 153100 53 PUBLIC TOTAL WomenMenTotal 3532 3 3633 3 93.562.5 31 7471 3 312 1,025 461564 143 136 5977 2 371720 694821 8 431 176103 73 16 - - 148119 29 100 2278 1- 44.555.511 3223 9 246163 83 321 13 - 716 2,4631,481 982 DukePRIVATE INSTI. WomenMenTotal 2318 5 3729 8 1414 473017 1411 3 1919 -- 1713 4 2521 4 1713 4 1211 1 1 644519 170290120 Livingstone MenTotalWomen 1 1 TABLE XXXIV. (Cont.) MASTER'S AND DOCTOR'S DEGREES CONFERRED BY NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, SEX, AND FIELD OF STUDY, 1967- 68 $4a) a4.3.--10 0a) rIC.3 . ..I 0 to -la$4P.. ..0 0.P., 0 INSTITUTION M 0 0 akoOm 0a)okDO0 a.000 TOTALGRAND WakePRIVATE Forest INSTI. (Cont.) MenTotalWomen 15 69 2 235 369 1312 1 4 1211 1 611348 PRIVATE TOTAL MenTotalWomen 382414 392910 1414 322052 14 13 19 1814 4 3427 7 1814 4 2523 2 5- 762056 352133219 GRANDMASTER'SDOCTOR'S TOTAL WomenMenTotal 3532 3 3633 3 131.5 5576.5 7471 3 312 1064 490574 157 188109 79 2 371720 835924 27 41 194117 77 16 -- 119148 29 134105 29 1914 5 80.51367.5 3728 9 322103219 321 13 - 716 2,8151,1151,700 N.C.PUBLIC State INSTI.University WonenMenTotal 22 - 20.5 - 2- 24 _ 9- - 10.5 0.5 - 7 77 102 UNC-Chapel Hill MenWomenTotal - 2- 18 99 671 1723 6 1711 6 523 2217 5 1 1513 2 10 4- 3130 1 1811 7 3740 3 213171 42 I:NC-Greensboro TotalWomenMen - ...- - - 2 . - - - 2 PUBLIC TOTAL WomenMenTotal 22 - 2 29.538.5 9 716 2519 6 24 1711 6 523 2217 5 9- 1 1513 2 2 - 2;.520.5 4- 3837 1 1811 7 4744 3 317273 44 TukePRIVATE INSTI. WomenMenTotal - 3125 6 1915 4 11 11 451 9- 11 .- 2- 12 - 25 - 1211 1 4338 5 181164 17 Wake Forest WomenTotalMen 615 - -- - 615 PRIVATE TOTAL WomenMenTotal 3730 7 1915 4 11 11 514 99- 1 - 2- 12 25 - 1211 1 4338 5 187169 18 GRANDDOCTOR'S TOTAL WomenMenTotal 22 - 2- 75.559.516 716 441034 3535 - 2822 6 523 2721 6 18 1- 1513 2 2 11 22.522.5 - 16 6362 1 3022 8 8290 8 504442 62 1 6/ 7 7

SECTION V

FACULTY AND STAFF

This section deals with faculty and staff in North Carolina senior

colleges and universities. Table XXXV shows the number of employed per-

sonnel by primary function and status of employees in fall 1968. In

this table, all professional and non-professional employeesare classified

by full-time and part-time status under the six functional categories:

(1) resident instruction and departmental research, (2) organizedresearch,

(3) library, (4) extension and public services, (5) auxiliaryenterprises

and elementary and secondary schools operated by institutions, and (6)all

other employees.

In subsequent tables, faculty refers to the professional personnel

in the first two functional categories (resident instruction anddepart- mental and organized research) excluding academic deans.Academic rank

of full-time faculty members is presented in Table XXXVI. Thepercent distribution by academic rank in public and private senior institutions

in 1967 and 1968 is compared in Figure 9. In Table XXXVII full-time

faculty members are classified bysex and academic rank. Highest degrees held by full-time faculty membersare shown in Table XXXVIII by academic rank. The percentage of full-time faculty with doctor's degrees in public senior institutions is shown in Figure 10.

Information concerning retention and replacement of full-time faculty members between fall 1967 and fall 1968 is presented in Tables XXXIX, XL, and XLI. Average salaries of full-time faculty members in public and private senior institutions are shown in Table XLII. Junior staff and faculty members without academic rankare not included in the computation of these averages. 78

Colleges Figure 9. Percent Distribution of Full-Time Facultyin North Carolina Senior and Universities by Academic Rank,1967 and 1968

100

Full 23.4% 25.37. Professor 26.47. 21.6%

Associate 22.9% Professor 60 20.57.

Assistant 40 30, rh Professor

174% Instructor

1967 1968 1967 1968 Private Sr. Institutions Public Sr. Institutions 79

Figure 10. Percentage of Full-Time Faculty withDoctorts Degrees in NorthCarolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities,Fall 1967 and Fall 1968

NCSU

UNC-CH

UNC-C

UNC-G

ASU

ECU

NC A&T

NCC

WCU

A-B

ECSC

FSC

PSC** Fall 1967

WC Fall 1968

WSSC

60 70 80 10 20 30 40 50 Percent

* Academic Affairs only. ** See footnote _V in Table XXXVII1. TABLE XXXV. NUMBER OF EMPLOYED PERSONNEL IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND BY PRIMARY FUNCTION AND STATUS OF EMPLOYEES, FALL 1968 UNIVERSITIES INSTITUTION REST.Prof.* INSTRUCTION Non-Prof.**DEPARTMENTAL & RES. Prof. RESEARCHORGANIZED Non-Prof.** Prof. LIBRARY Non-Prof.** Prof. PUBLIC SERVICESEXTENSION AND Non-Prof.** SCHOOLS-I-I-OPERATEDAUX.Prof. ENTERPRISES & Non-Prof.** Prof. EMPLOYEES*** ALL OTHER Non-Prof.** Prof. TOTAL Non-Proft* PUBLIC SR.University N.C.INSTI. State of CarolinaUniversityl/ North 4 Full-TimePart-Time 388640 213 404498 658 1919 4148 7 750 327 1111 190 208208 883983100 2,126 792 2,312 107 UNC-Chapel AcademicHill Affairs FTE of Part-TimeTotal 157.01,028 213 195.5 902 658 3.5 75.0 352.52,918 2,419 78.5 FTEPa:t-TimeFIJI-Time of Part-TineTotal 118.0 830236594 413 - 12.0 105 2481 _192 2.0 6157 4 18.0 150114 36 14.0 3730 7 4848 11 -_ 269 - 167 1,841 - 146.01,211 294917 2,8132,777 18.0 36 Health Affairs FTEPart-TimeFull-Time of Part-TimeTotal 68.0 366136230 248248 19.0 317279 38 -1424 1,1221,122 87.0 683174509 1,794 UNC-Charlotte Full-TimeFTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 5.5143122 21 _Z.17 - 7 15 - - 1 _113 10 72 5.5161140 21 117 UNC-Greensboro Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 374338 36 491633 -- 32 2 10 2 1611 5 213209 4 2323 185178 7 455414 41 451424 27 Con. University Total FTE of Part-Time 13.7 8.0 _ _ - 767 377 2.0 34 6812.0 408 3.0 4,106 15.7 7,424 13.0 Reg. Universities & Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 2,7411,924 817 940924 16 1,324 466858 1,1741,174 - 119115 4 215172 43 797 30 377 39 5 685 4 408 - 4,2034,096 107 -2-5,4281 322 7,594 170 AppalachianSenior Colleges Full-Time 281 31 3 27 2 1 36 3 152 ._::25 146 60 371118 333408 Asheville-Biltmore FTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 40.0 386105 38.0 145114 4.5 1010 _M 3 27 38.0 114 -2 1 0.5 39 40.0 272120 25 30.0 206 45.0 489 146.0 741 FTEFull-TimePart-Time of Part-TimeTotal N/A 5448 6 3 7 1 1212 N/A 4443 1 N/A 7064 6 N/A 5150 1 TABLE )(XXV. (Cont.) NUMBER OF EMPLOYED PERSONNEL IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY PRIMARY FUNCTION AND STATUS OF EMPLOYEES, FALL 1968 REST. INSTRUCTIONDEPARTMENTAL & RES. RESEARCHORGANIZED LIBRARY PUBLIC SERVICESEXTENSION AND AUX.SCHOOLS++ ENTERPRISES% OPERATED EMPLOYEES***ALL OTHER TOTAL PUBLIC SR. INSTI. INSTITUTION (Cont.) Prof.* Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Proft* ; East Carolina Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 702163539 61 - 15 69 55 31 - 14 297445 11 4641 5 287285 2 38 - 254253 1 906219687 632568 64 Elizabeth City FTE of Part-Time 48.7 N/A 2.7 - - 1 24.4 1.8 1.0 25 0.3 39 77.6 102 N/A 62 FTEFull-TimePart-Time of Part-TtmeTotal 2.0 6874 6 _ - - _ - 55 .2.: -1 _ _ -17. -4 2.5 2722 5 25 - 0.5 40 1 2.0108 6 3.0 68 6 Fayetteville Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 7378 5 4 _- _ ._:: 44 6 - _''1010 2931 2 11 21 103 98 5 6260 2 N.C. A ard T FTE of Part-Time 2.0 7 - - _ 1- _ 2- - 1.0 66 - 38 2532.0 1421.0 Part-TlmeFull-71=e 242 21 22 12 - 1 8 13 - _-_ 11 23 - - 142 FTE of Part-TimeTotal 2637.0 22 - 3- 1 8- 13 - -1 -2 - 66 - - 38 7.0276 - N.C. School of Arts Full-TinePart-TimeTotal DATA NOT AVAILABLE _ N.C. College FTE of Part-Tine - 1 8 171 220 J.,'17 FTEPart-TineFull-Time of Part-TineTotal 2251985.9 27 25 - 3_7_ 0.5 1 _=10 _ _=15 0.8 1 - 0.1 21 3.5124116 8 2.5 12 4 171 - 9.3253 33 3364.0 9 Pembroke ..,1) - 45 1C8 86 FTEFull-T:mePart-qine of Part-TimeTotal 101ni. - 11 - - _ -- 3_-3 _; _ - - _ 28 4-4 45 - 108 - 86 - Western Carolina Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 258245 13 28 1412 2 5 11 15 1413 1 8 .-15 188 -- 12 - 128 -- 324296 28 372 -- Vidmingten FTE of Part-Time 5.6 7- - _- 6 4 3.8 - - 1 10 11 9.4 90 23 FTEPart-TimeFull-Time of Part-TimeTotal 4.0 8274 8 1.0 29 - - 7 - 4 _ - _ - _ - 1.0 21 10 11 4.0 98 8 2.0 26 3 TABLE XXXV. (Cont.) NUMBER OF EMPLOYED PERSONNEL IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND BY PRIMARY FUNCTION AND STATUS OF EMPLOYEES, FALL 1968 UNIVERSITIES INSTITUTICN Prof.*REST. INSTRUCTIONNon-Prof.**7EPARTMENTAL & RES. Prof. ORGANIZEDRESEARCH Non-Prof.** Prof. LIBRARY Non-Prof.** Prof. PUBLIC SERVICESEXTENSION AND Non-Prof.** Prof.AUX.SCHOOLS++ ENTERPRISES4& OPERATED Non-Prof.** Prof. EMPLOYEES***ALL OTHER Non-Prof.** Prof. TOTAL Non-Proft* PUBLIC SR.Winston-Salem IIISTI. Full-Time (Cont.) 92 - 2 5 23 7 62 1 99 8 90 3 Reg. Universities & FTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 2.0 98 8 _ _ - _ -2 -5 - 1.0 25 2 -7 0.5 63 2.0107 1.5 93 Sr. Colleges Total2/ Fu1l-TimePart-TineTctal 2,3211,959 362 305177128 452619 1514 1 110 196114 82 339259 22 - 117108 9 1,050 140910 157152 5 1,021 957 64 2,8422,388 454 2,6092,113 496 PUBLIC TCTAL21 Full-TinePart-TimeTotal 3,8335,0621 179 1,0521,245 193 1,369 435884 1,1891,188 1 229225 4 157 889800 89 399399 - 156142 14 1,7351,591 144 565560 5 5,2245,053 171 8,2706,4941,776 10,203 9,537 666 PRIVATE SR.Atlantic INSTI. Christian Full-Time 73 2 3 2 - 42 15 13 3 41 2 7688 220 60 Barber-Szctia FTEPart-Time cf Part-TimeTotal 15.t9 139 69 42.0 22523 - - --- 3 4.0 1715 _ -- _ - 2.0 6 15 - 2.0 16 1.0 43 19.0 164 47.0 280 FTEPart-TimeFull-Time cf Fart-TineTotal 3.5 4451 7 7t 8 -2 1 _ - _ - _ - -7 13 _ _ 3.5 6659 7 _1'16 Belmont Attey ., FIEFull-TimePart-Time cf Fart-TimeTotal 2.0 4854 6 a8 _ - _ 31 3 _ _ - 1 5.0 2214 8 _ - 6.0 321913 2.0 3258 6 11.0 386527 FTEFart-TineFull-Time of Fart-TimeTc*al ZATA NCT AVAILABLE Camptell Fu1L1-TimePart-TimeTotal 127119 8 2 1614 2 - 8 118 20 -- 324481157 157149 8 326615289 Catawl*.a FIE of Fart-Time 4.0 72 _ 3 1.0 2 _ _ 1 41 15 122.0 46 4.0 91 123.0 97 Fart-TimeFull-Time7Cto/ 74 ,,, -3 - _ - 3 2 _ - 1 2.0 5110 16 -1 3.0 53 7 1.0 94 3 5.0114 17 TE of Fart-Time 1.0 7 Iftra, TABLE XXXV. (Cont.) NUMBER OF EMPLOYED PERSONNEL IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND BY PRIMARY FUNCTION AND STATUS OF EMPLOYEES, FALL 1968 UNIVERSITIES INSTITUTION REST.Prof.* INSTRUCTION Non-Prof.**DEPARTMENTAL & RES. Prof. RESEARCHORGANIZED Non-Prof.** Prof. LIBRARY Non-Prof.** Prof. PUBLIC SERVICESEXTENSION AND Non-Prof.** Prof.SCHOOLS++AUX. ENTERPRISES OPERATED Non-Prof.** + & Prof. EMPLOYEES***ALL OTHER Non-Prof.** Prof. TOTAL Non-Proft* PRIVATE SR.Davidson INSTI. (Cont.) 5 6 4 55 16 73 137 141 FTEFull-TimePart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 112 87 5 6 -4 55 - 17 -1 N/A 76 3 138 1 N/A145 4 Duke 3/ Full-Time 788 407 385 524 72 98 58 2 287 793 2,291 827 2,096 319 13,607 280 Elon FTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 63.0 914126 102.0 611204 29.0 443 58 77.0 679155 2.0 75 3 98 1.0 60 36.0 381 94 65.0 923130 413.03,118 160.02,415 4,887628.0 FTEFull-TimePart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 4.0 871275 3.0 1110 1 _ 1.0 523 1.0 321 10 22.0 804436 23 2.0 6461 3 1115.0125 14 28.0 158 5999 Greensboro Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 571245 74 - 312 2 651 2722 5 23 635211 897514 166131 35 Guilford FTE of Part-Time 4.0 10.0 _ 1.0 5 - 1.0 3 1.0 40 24 9.0 32 1186.0 20.0 82 FTEPart-TimeFull-Time of Part-TimeTotal 8.5122 3686 6 _ 0.5 61 3.2 10 4 2.0 5 3 6.0 5616 24 - 24.0 125 93 1559.0 37 35.2 202120 High Point Full-TimePart-TimeTotal DATA NOT AVAILABLE J.C. Smith FTE of Part-Time 1 1 1 12 42 59 58 Full-TimePart-TimeTotal _ _ _ - 1110 1 1 1 1 12 14 36 42 - 60 1 58 Lenoir Rhyne Full-TimeFTE of Part-Time 87 3 5 1 3 40 6 47 101 91 FTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 8.0107 20 1.0 52 3.0 47 7 0.5 71 0.5 48 1 8.5122 21 4.5101 10 (.4)00 Livingstone FTEFull-TimePart-Time of Part-TimeTotal DATA NOT AVAILABLE 7 7 7 TABLE MOW. (Cont.) NUMBER OF EMPLOYED PERSONNEL IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES BY PRIMARY FUNCTION AND STATUS OF EMPLOYEES, FALL 1968 AND UNIVERSITIES INSTITUTION REST.Prof.* INSTRUCTION Non-Prof.**DEPARTMENTAL & RES. Prof. RESEARCHORGANIZED Non-Prof.** Prof. LIBRARY Non-Prof.** Prof. PUBLIC SERVICESEXTENSION AND Non-Prof.** AUX.Prof. ENTERPRISES%SCHOOLS++OPERATED Non-Prof.** Prof. EMPLOYEES***ALL OTHER Non-Prof.** Prof. TOTAL Non-Profi** PRIVATE MarsSR. INSTI.Hill (Cont.) 3 6 89 28 8 123 106 Full-TimeFTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal N/A 8785 2 -T 6 - _Z. 4 N/A 47 _Z. 6 N/A 90 1 N/A 33 5 7 N/A130 7 N/A111 5 Meredith Full-Time 54 4 2 6 6038 _Z.18 ._=.35 2682 6075 Methodist FTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 4.0 60 6 3.0 2420 7 _ _ 6 25.0 98 18 35 - 7.0108 25.0 135 Full-Time 62 4 4 3 ._=. 2 60 ._=.11 6173 79 111140 N.C. Wesleyan FTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal ._=.62 ._=. 4 7 8.0 2825 _ _ 2 8.0 8525 11 19.0 134 79 35.0 251 FTEFull-TimePart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 3.0 5245 7 1.0 451 -3 5 -T 2 __ __ _M 6 _M2323 1.0 1417 3 _M38 4.0 801070 1.0 6867 1 Pfeiffer Part-TimeFull-Time 731063 106373 Queens FTE of Part-TimeTotal 5.0 5.0 74 3 FTEFull-TimePart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 1.8 7073 3 7 4 7 3 1.8 77 3 3 Sacred Heart Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 451035 73 8 2 _M 1 __ __ -T 6 _M37 _Z. 3 __ 5.0 564610 _M46 St. Andrews FTE of Part-Time 5.0 7 6 2 109 17 34 93 154 FTEPart-TimeFull-Time of Part-TimeTotal 5.0 801367 -3 5 _Z. 7 N/A 82 _M 2 109 - ...Z. 17 - N/A 37 3 5.0106 13 N/A159 5 TABLE XXXV. (Cont.) NUMBER OF EMPLOYED PERSONNEL IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR BY PRIMARY FUNCTION AND STATUS OF EMPLOYEES, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FALL 1968 RESI. INSTRUCTIONDEPARTMENTAL RES. RESEARCHORGANIZED LIBRARY PUBLIC SERVICESEXTENSION AND AUX.SCHOOLS++ ENTERPRISES-11E OPERATED EMPLOYEES***ALL OTHER TOTAL PRIVATE SR. INSTI.INSTITUTION (Cont.) Prof.* Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof.** Prof. Non-Prof$* St. Augustine's Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 5 3 6 8383 38 25 49 111 Salem FTE of Part-Time - 1 - 4 77 7 17 60 99 Part-TimeFull-TimeTotal 327745 5450 4 _ _ 4 1 _ -- _ - 4 2.0 84 7 7 18 1 10.0 9232 1577.0 58 Shaw Full-TimeFTE of Part-Time 10.0 74 5.0 1 1 3 8 1 2 1 3 11 44 60 132 8 77 FTEPart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 2/ 2.0 81 7 1 1 3 0.5 91 1 2- 7 - 3 11 44 60 2.5140 77 Wake Forest Full-TimePart-TimeTotal 235195 40 1513 2 30 - 331815 31 311282 29 281239 42 327374 47 Warren Wilson FTE of Part-Time 20.0 _ _ 1.0 _ - 9 9.0 6 14 14.0 3 21.0 53 23.0 9 FTEFull-TimePart-Time of Part-TimeTotal 4.0 372611 25.0 7474 - 44- 7.0 22 - _ 79 45.0 142136 14 47.0 140143 4.0 6411 124.0 381372 PRIVATE TOTAL Full-Time 2,367 482 386 527 179 190 3 52 157 7 1,231 437 1,207 144 13,395 559 4,299 679 25,827 853 * ProfessionalPart-Time staff includingTotal teaching and 2,806 439 1,101 619 444 58 departmental research assistants. 682155 210 31 268 78 3 7 164 1,668 1,351 4,954 4,978 8,680 *** Includes-27** 1/ ExcludingpersonnelNon-professional Including N.in AgriculturalC.general School staff. administration, of theExperiment Arts. Station.operation, and all other employees. student personnel services (not assigned primarily to auxiliary enterprises), physical plant maintenance and NOTE: N/A - Data not available.++3/4/ ExcludingIncludes Excluding elementarymedical Bennett school. College,and secondary HighIncludes Point such College, self-supporting snd enterprises as housing, food service, schools. Livingstone College. and bookstore. Ln00 TABLE XXXVI. ACADEMIC RANK OF FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS-FIN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, FALL 1968 Number PROFESSOR of Total Percent Number ASSOC. PROF. of Total Percent Number ASST. PROF. of TotalPercent Number INSTRUCTOR of TotalPercent Number JUNIOR STAFF of TotalPercent Number OTHER FACULTY of Total Percent Number TOTAL Percent PUBLIC SR.University INSTI. ofCarolina North UNC-ChapelN.C. State Hill Univ.* HealthAcademic Affairs Affairs 237350139 27.635.631.07. 140176297 27.826.426.37. 159192266 28.831.523.57. 156 26 9 13.87. 5.21.4 402759 7.94.05.27. 25 2 3.80.27. 1,130 504666 100.0100.07. UNC-GreensboroReg.UNC-Charlotte Universities & Con. Univ. Total 815 6722 29.620.118.2 693 5822 25.117.418.2 742 8639 26.932.225.7 322 9338 11.727.831.4 134 8 4.92.4 4922 1.86.6 2,755 334121 100.0 Asheville-BiltmoreAppalachianEast CarolinaSr. Colleges 102 1252 25.019.018.9 126 1057 20.820.723.4 203 1395 37.727.134.6 981371 18.227.125.8 6 1.1 - 3 0.6 538275 48 100.0 N.C.FayettevilleElizabeth SchoolCollegeA and TCityof Arts 38651511 19.527.520.816.4 18461110 19.515.314.9 9.2 64542918 32.822.940.326.9 75711725 38.530.123.637.3 3 4.5 195236 7267 100.0 Winston-SalemWilmingtonWesternPembroke Carolina DATA 152720 9 16.912.812.720.0 NOT AVAILABLE 18133531 20.218.616.431.0 104 193723 52.948.823.0 33114726 15.722.126.0 4 213100 70 100.0 PUBLICReg. Univ. TOTAL**Sr. & Col. Total** 366 25.319.2 375 19.7 659 34.621.3 487 25.637.1 13 0.74.5 3 0.2 1,903 89 100.0100.0 PRIVATE SR.Atlantic INSTI. Christian 1,181 18 26.5 1,068 16 23.522.9 1,401 23 33.830.1 809 10 14.717.4 147 3.2 52 1 1.51.1 4,658 68 100.0100.0 CampbellBennettBelmontBarber-Scotia Abbey DATA2011 7 16.823.416.3 NOT AVAILABLE 3210 3 26.923.2 6.4 391716 32.836.237.2 281510 23.531.923.3 1 2.1 119 4743 100.0100.0 TABLE XXXVI. (Cont.) ACADEMIC RANK OF FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS+IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION, FALL 1968 INSTITUTION Number PROFESSOR of Total Percent Number ASSOC. PROF. of rotal Percent Number ASST. PROF. of Total Percent Number INSTRUCTOR of Total Percent Number JUNIOR STAFF of TotalPercent Number OTHER FACULTY of TotalPercent Number TOTAL Percent PRIVATE SR.DavidsonCatawba INSTI.(Cont.) 4010 36.414.1% 2127 38.07.19.1 2822 25.431.07. 12 7 16.97 6.4 -7. 14 12.7 -% 110 71 100.0100.07. HighGuilfordGreensboroDukeElon Point DATA 1811 22.225.014.9 NOT AVAILABLE 131017 23.016.022.7 341841 42.040.955.4 16 53 19.811.4 4.0 2 2.7 - 814474 100.0 MarsJ.C.LivingstoneLenoir HillSmith Rhyne DATA 161715 18.619.618.1 NOTNOT AVAILABLE 231514 26.717.216.9 2722 31.431.026.5 202832 32.238.523.3 868783 100.0 N.C.MethodistMeredith Wesleyan 12 59 17.022.611.4 598 11.417.015.1 191825 35.834.056.8 1615 9 30.228.320.4 1 634453 100.0100.0 St.SacredQueensPfeiffer Andrews Heart 2114 95 30.422.213.614.7 19 897 28.826.510.212.7 262829 6 39.417.740.646.0 101311 15.238.218.817.5 1.6 21 3.02.9 663469 100.0 WakeShawSalemSt. Forest***Augustine's 611214 9 31.820.525.512.1 462214 6 23.922.231.810.9 315310 7 27.631.322.712.7 28231127 14.623.225.049.1 71 7.11.8 4 2.14.1 192 445599 100.0 Warren Wilson *PRIVATE Including TOTAL**** Agricultural Experiment Station. 369 4 21.616.0 356 2 20.8 8.0 576 10 33.740.0 371 9 21.736.0 _.M10 0.6 _=28 1.6 - 1,710 25 100.0 ***AAA Excluding** Excludingmedical school. N.C. School of the Arts.ExcludingExcluding Bennett Academic College, Deans. Duke University, High Point College, and Livingstone College. TABLE XXXVII. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION AND SEX OF FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS+IN NORTH ACADEMIC RANK, FALL 1968 CAROLINA SENIOR Professor Assoc. Prof. Total M Asst. Prof W Total M Instructor W Total M Jr. Staff W Total MOther Faculty W Total M All Faculty W Total PUBLIC SR.University INSTITUTIONS Institutionof North W Total M W UNC-ChapelN.C. State CarolinaHillUniversity* 233346 4 237350 294161 15 3 176297 254179 1213 266192 138 8 18 1 156 9 2354 45 2759 17 1 81 25 2 1,087 621 4543 1,130 666 1JNC-GreensboroUNC-Charlotte AcademicHealth Affairs AffairsCon. Univ. Total 774130 4421 2341 19 815139 6722 622113 3717 212771 5 140693 5822 115631 4934 111 44 5 159742 8639 234 472120 884617 6 322 382693 108 26 5- 2614 3- 134 40 8- 3214 17 8 4922 - 2,401 196404 93 354138100 28 2,755 334121504 Regional Universities& Senior Colleges 50 2 52 45 12 57 71 24 95 50 21 - 71 - - 216 45 59 3 275 48 Asheville-BiltmoreAppalachianElizabethEast Carolina City 8111 5 21 361 102 151112 102 679 24 531 126 1110 128 181112 1175 17 203 291813 184413 7 1054 7 25131798 32 _4 36 -2 --1 3 359 4344 179 2923 538 7267 N.C.Fayetteville SchoolCollegeA and Tof Arts 305412 11 8 3865 3310 13 8 4618 4133 21 6454 2940 4631 7571 - - - - - 110160 79 857621 236100195 WilmingtonWesternPembroke Carolina DATA 231911 8 411 NOT 272015 9 AVAILABLE 322611 9 9235 18133531 278518 6 131019 5 104 231937 271613 5 202010 6 47263311 1- 3- 4 _-_ - - - 167 4051 491946 213 8970 Winston-Salem Reg.PUBLIC Universities TOTAL**Sr. Col. & Total** 1,078 304 103 62 1,181 366 290912 156 1,06885 375 1,081 450 320209 1,401 659 496262 225313 809487 114 6 33 7 147 13 34 2 18 1 52 3 3,7151,314 943589 4,6581,903 PRIVATE SR.Atlantic INSTITUTIONS Christian 16 2 18 12 4 16 17 6 6 2316 86 24 1010 - - - 1 1 2551 1817 4368 BelmontCampbellBennettBarber-Scotia Abbey DATA 1018 5 21 NOT 2011 7 AVAILABLE 20 36 12 -4 3210 3 2614 1310 3 3917 1317 11 2 1528 1 1 - 8141 38 6 119 47 TABLE XXXVII. (Cont.) COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION AND ACADEMIC RANK, SEXFALL OF FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS+IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR 1968 Institution Professor W Total M Assoc. Prof. W Total M Asst. Prof. W Total M Instructor W Total M Jr. Staff W Total MOther Faculty W Total H All Faculty W Total PRIVATE SR. INSTI.(Cont.) 2 2 27 16 6 22 9 3 12 58 13 71 ElonDukeDavidsonCatawba DATA 40 85 6- NOT 401011 A.VAILABLE 2025 5 12 1 1721 4128 - 4128 36 1 37 - - 14 1 -1 14 2- 108 55 19 2 110 74 HighGuilfordGreensboro Point 1016 -21 1811 11 9 321 1013 201513 14 75 223418 13 82 19 83 3216 5 - 345455 102926 448381 MarsLenoirJ.C.Livingstone HillSmith Rhyne DATADATA151215 42 NOT 161715 AVAILABLEA.VAILABLE 1511 84 151423 1514 1213 2727 1916 49 2820 - - - - 5859 2828 8786 MethodistMeredithN.C. Wesleyan 659 -6 12 59 5 3-4 985 2216 7 11 33 251918 12 34 12 541 1615 9 -1 - 1 - - 36422152 3211 8 445363 QueensPfeifferSacred Heart 1711 543 2114 5 157 821 978 1323 1 15 56 2829 6 10 965 817 131311 - - - 1 -1 21 4055 9 112529 663469 SalemSt. AndrewsAugustine's 12 48 2115 14 9 16 37 397 1419 6 21 96 1 2610 7 16 96 11 5 23112710 3 41 71 - 4- 4 375526 4418 994455 WarrenWakeShaw Forest*** Wilson PRIVATE TOTAL 316 5911 4 53 2 369 6112 4 260 4313 2 96 3 356 4622 2 420 5019 8 156 12 32 576 311053 227 20 7 144 14 28 371 28 9 3 3 10 _-20 3 81 28 4 1,248 175 21 462 17 4 1,710 192 25 **** Excluding*** ExcludingBennett** ExcludingCollege, medical* DukeIncludingN.C.school.+ Excluding University,School Agricultural of Academic the High Arts. Point Deans.Experiment College, Station. and Livingstone College. MEMBERS+IN NORTH CAROLINA TABLE HIGHEST EARNED DEGREE HELD BY FULL-TIME FACULTY SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION ANDACADEMIC RANK, FALL 1968

WITH DOCTOR'S WITH FIRST WITH MASTER'S WITH BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROF. DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE OR LOWER ACADEMIC % of % of % of % of TOTAL Total Number Total Number Percent INSTITUTION RANK Number Total Number Total Number

PUBLIC SR. INSTITUTIONS 14 4.0% 350 100.0% N.C. State University*Professor 278 79.4% 10 2.9% 48 13.7% 297 100.0 Asso. Prof. 212 71.4 8 2.7 60 20.2 17 5.7 100.0 Asst. Prof. 155 58.3 7 2.6 90 33.8 14 5.3 266 156 100.0 Instructor 2 1.3 114 73.1 40 25.6 59 100.0 Jr. Staff 21 35.6 1 1.7 19 32.2 18 30.5 2 100.0 Other Fac. 1 50.0 1 50.0 Total 668 59.1 27 2.4 332 29.4 103 9.1 1,130 100.0

UNC-Chapel Hill 237 100.0 Academic Affairs Professor 203 85.6 18 7.6 16 6.8 100.0 Asso. Prof. 153 86.9 8 4.6 12 6.8 3 1.7 176 Asst. Prof. 164 85.4 11 5.7 15 7.8 2 1.1 192 100.0 9 100.0 Instructor 1 11.1 2 22.2 6 66.7 27 100.0 Jr. Staff 18 66.7 4 14.8 5 18.5 100.0 Other Fac. - _M 20 80.0 5 20.0 25 666 100.0 Total 539 80.9 39 5.9 73 11.0 15 2.2

139 100.0 Health Affairs Professor 68 48.9 67 48.2 4 2.9 140 100.0 Asso. Prof. 52 37.1 70 50.0 18 12.9 159 100.0 Asst. Prof. 53 33.3 61 38.4 40 25.2 5 3.1 26 100.0 Instructor 4 15.4 8 30.8 9 34.6 5 19.2 40 100.0 Jr. Staff 12 30.0 7 17.5 15 37.5 6 15.0 504 100.0 Total 189 37.5 213 42.2 86 17.1 16 3.2

22 100.0 UNC-Charlotte Professor 19 86.4 3 13.6 100.0 Asso. Prof. 19 86.4 3 13.6 22 39 100.0 Asst. Prof. 28 71.8 11 28.2 38 100.0 Instructor - 36 94.7 2 5.3 121 100.0 Total 66 54.5 53 43.8 2 1.7

4 6.0 67 100.0 UNC-Greensboro Professor 58 86.6 5 7.4 100.0 Asso. Prof. 43 74.2 14 24.1 1 1.7 58 100.0 Asst. Prof. 64 74.4 22 25.6 86 93 100.0 Instructor - 93 100.0 8 100.0 Jr. Staff - 2 25.0 6 75.0 22 100.0 Other Fac. 8 36.4 10 45.4 4 18.2 100.0 Total 173 51.8 146 43.7 15 4.5 334

52 100.0 Appalachian Professor 46 88.5 6 11.5 Asso. Prof. 37 64.9 20 35.1 57 100.0 100.0 Asst. Prof. 17 17.9 78 82.1 95 71 100.0 Instructor - 71 100.0 Total 100 36.4 175 63.6 275 100.0

12 100.0 Asheville-Biltmore Professor 11 91.7 1 8.3 100.0 Asso. Prof. 7 70.0 3 30.0 10 100.0 Asst. Prof. 4 30.8 9 69.2 13 100.0 Instructor 13 100.0 13 Total 22 45.8 26 54.2 48 100.0

102 100.0 East Carolina Professor 85 83.3 17 16.7 Asso. Prof. 87 69.0 2 1.6 37 29.4 126 100.0 Asst. Prof. 72 35.5 1 0.5 128 63.0 2 1.0 203 100.0 100.0 Instructor - 1 1.0 91 92.9 6 6.1 98 6 100.0 Jr. Staff - 6 100.0 3 100.0 Other Fac. 1 33.3 1 33.3 1 33.4 Total 245 45.5 5 0.9 273 50.8 15 2.8 538 100.0

11 100.0 Elizabeth City Professor 9 81.8 2 18.2 Asso. Prof. 2 20.0 8 80.0 10 100.0 18 100.0 Asst. Prof. - 18 100.0 25 100.0 Instructor - 25 100.0 3 100.0 Jr. Staff - 3 100.0 67 100.0 Total 11 16.4 53 79.1 3 4.5

15 100.0 Fayetteville Professor 15 100.0 11 100.0 Asso. Prof. 1 9.1 10 90.9 29 100.0 Asst. Prof. - 29 100.0

ow so 17 100.0 Instructor - 14 82.4 3 17.6 Total 16 22.2 53 73.6 3 4.2 72 100.0

65 100.0 N.C. A and T Professor 59 90.8 2 3.1 4 6.1 Asso. Prof. 18 39.1 28 60.9 46 100.0 54 100.0 Asst. Prof. 1 1.8 52 96.3 1 1.9 71 100.0 Instructor - 64 90.1 7 9.9 Total 78 33.1 2 0.8 148 62.7 8 3.4 236 100.0 91 TABLE XXXVIII. (Cont.) HIGHEST EARNED DEGREE HELD BY FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS+IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION AND ACADEMIC RANK, FALL 1968

WITH DOCTOR'S WITH FIRST WITH MASTERtS WITH BACHELORtS DEGREE PROF. DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE OR LOWER ACADEMIC % of % of % of % of TOTAL INSTITUTION RANK Number Total Number Total Number Total Number Total Number Percent

PUBLIC SR. INSTI. (Cont.) N.C. College Professor 36 94.7% 2 5.3% -% -7. 38 100.0% Asso. Prof. 16 88.9 2 11.1 18 100.0 Asst. Prof. 2 3.1 62 96.9 64 100.0 Instructor 73 97.3 2 2.7 75 100.0 Total 54 27.7 4 2.1 135 69.2 1.0 195 100.0

N.C. School of Arts DATA NO TAVAILABLE

Pembrokell Professor 15 75.0 5 25.0 20 100.0 Asso. Prof. 5 16.1 26 83.9 31 100.0 Asst. Prof 23 100.0 23 100.0 Instructor -=. 26 100.0 26 100.0 Total 20 20.0 80 80.0 100 100.0

Western Carolina Professor 24 88.9 3 11.1 27 100.0 Asso. Prof. 26 74.3 9 25.7 35 100.0 Asst. Prof. 28 26.9 72 69.2 4 3.9 104 100.0 Instructor 39 83.0 8 17.0 47 100.0 Total 78 36.6 123 57.8 12 5.6 213 100.0

Wilmington Professor 8 88.9 1 11.1 9 100.0 Asso. Prof. 10 76.9 3 23.1 13 100.0 Asst. Prof. 4 10.8 32 86.5 1 2.7 37 100.0 Instructor -=. .9 81.8 2 18.2 11 100.0 Total 22 31.4 45 64.3 3 4.3 70 100.0

Winston-Salem Professor 11 73.3 4 26.7 15 100.0 Asso. Prof. 8 44.4 10 55.6 18 100.0 Asst. Prof. 19 100.0 19 100.0 Instructor 22 66.7 11 33.3 33 100.0 Jr. Staff -=. 4 100.0 4 100.0 Total 19 21.3 55 61.8 15 16.9 89 100.0

PUBLIC SENIOR TOTAL** Professor 945 80.0 99 8.4 119 10.1 18 1.5 1,181 100.0 Asso. Prof. 696 65.2 90 8.4 261 24.4 21 2.0 1,068 100.0 Asst.. Prof. 592 42.2 SO 5.7 700 50.0 29 2.1 1,401 100.0 Instructor 7 0.9 11 1.4 705 87.1 86 10.6 809 100.0 Jr. Staff 51 34.7 8 5.4 40 27.2 48 32.7 147 100.0 Other Fac. 9 17.3 2 3.9 31 59.6 10 19.2 52 100.0 Total 2,300 49.4 290 6.2 1,856 39.8 212 4.6 4,658 100.0

PRIVATE SR. INSTITUTIONS Atlantic Christian Professor 15 83.3 3 16.7 18 100.0 Asso. Prof. 4 25.0 1 6.2 11 68.8 16 100.0 Asst. Prof. 23 100.0 23 100.0 Instructor 10 100.0 10 100.0 Other Fac. -7. 1 100.0 1 100.0 Total 19 27.9 1 1.5 47 69.1 1 1.5 68 100.0

Barber-Scotia Professor 4 57.1 3 42.9 7 100.0 Asso. Prof. 3 30.0 7 70.0 10 100.0 Asst. Prof. - 16 100.0 ea 16 100.0

Instructor Z. 10 100.0 10 100.0 Total 7 16.3 36 83.7 ea 43 100.0

Belmont Abbey Professor 8 72.7 3 27.3 11 100.0 Asso. Prof. 2 66.7 1 33.3 3 100.0 Asst. Prof. 4 23.5 4 23.5 9 53.0 17 100.0 Instructor 4 26.7 10 66.6 1 6.7 15 100.0 Jr. Staff 1 100.0 1 100.0 Total 14 29.8 8 17.0 23 48.9 2 4.3 47 100.0

Bennett DATA NOTAVAILABLE

Campbell Professor 20 100.0 20 100.0 Asso. Prof. 9 28.1 23 71.9 32 100.0 Asst. Prof. 7 17.9 1 2.6 31 79.5 MO 39 100.0 Instructor 1 3.6 23 82.1 4 14.3 28 100.0 Total 36 30.2 2 1.7 77 64.7 4 3.4 119 100.0

Catawba Professor 10 100.0 SO 10 100.0 Asso. Prof. 5 18.5 1 3.7 21 77.8 Olt 27 100.0 Asst. Prof. 2 9.1 20 90.9 22 100.0 Instructor -7. 11 91.7 1 8.3 12 100.0 Total 17 24.0 1 1.4 52 73.2 1 1.4 71 100.0 TABLE XXXVIII.(Cont.) HIGHEST EARNED DEGREE HELD BY FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS+IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION AND ACADEMIC RANK, FALL 1968

WITH DOCTOR'S WITH FIRST WITH MASTER'S WITH BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROF. DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE OR LOWER ACADEMIC % of % of % of % of TOTAL INSTITUTION RANK Number Total Number Total Number Total Number Total Number Percent

PRIVATE SR. INSTI. (Cont.) 40 100.0% Davidson Professor 36 90.0% -7. 3 7.5% 1 2.57. Asso. Prof. 18 85.7 3 14.3 21 100.0 Asst. Prof. 8 28.6 14 50.0 6 21,4 28 100.0 Instructor 4 57.1 3 42.9 7 100.0 Other Fac. 7 50.0 7 50.0 14 100.0 Total 62 56.4 31 28.2 17 15.4 110 100.0

Duke DATA NOTAVAILABLE

Elon Professor 10 90.9 1 9.1 11 100.0 Asso. Prof. 7 41.2 10 58.8 17 100.0 Asst. Prof. 3 7.3 37 90.3 1 2.4 41 100.0 Instructor 3 100.0 3 100.0 Other Fac. 2 100.0 2 100.0 Total 22 29.7 48 64.9 4 5.4 74 100.0

Greensboro Professor 5 45.5 6 54.5 11 100.0 Asso. Prof. 8 80.0 2 20.0 10 100.0 Asst. Prof. 3 16.7 15 83.3 18 100.0 Instructor 4 80.0 1 20.0 5 100.0 Total 16 36.4 27 61.3 1 2.3 44 100.0

Guilford Professor 18 100.0 18 100.0 Asso. Prof. 7 53.8 1 7.7 5 38.5 13 100.0 Asst. Prof. 6 17.6 28 82,4 34 100.0 Instructor 1 6.2 13 81.3 2 12.5 16 100.0 Total 32 39.5 I. 1.2 46 56.8 2 2.5 81 100.0

High Point DATA NOTAVAILABLE

J.C. Smith Professor 14 93.3 1 6.7 15 100.0 Asso. Prof. 14 100.0 14 100.0 Asst. Prof. 22 100.0 22 100.0 Instructor 32 100.0 32 100,0 Total 14 16.9 69 83.1 83 100.0

Lenoir Rhyne Professor 11 64.7 6 35.3 17 100.0 Asso. Prof. 7 46.7 7 46.7 1 6.6 15 100.0 Asst. Prof. 7 25,9 20 74.1 27 100.0 Instructor 1 3.6 23 82.1 4 14.3 28 100.0 Total 26 29,9 56 64.4 5 5.7 87 100,0

Livingstone DATA NOTAVAILABLE

Mars Hill Professor 9 56.2 7 43.8 16 100.0 Asso, Prof 8 34.8 15 65.2 23 100.0 Asst. Prof. 2 7.4 Oat 25 92,6 27 100.0 19 95.0 1 5.0 20 100.0 Instructor MOM Total 19 22.1 66 76.7 1 1.2 86 100.0

Meredith Professor 11 91.7 Olt 1 8,3 Olt 12 100.0 Asso. Prof. 4 50.0 Olt Olt 4 50.0 NO 8 100.0 Asst. Prof. 5 27.8 13 72.2 18 100.0 Instructor 15 100,0 15 100.0 Total 20 37.7 33 62.3 53 100.0

Methodist Professor 9 100.0 Olt Olt Olt 9 100.0 Asso. Prof. 8 88.9 1 11.1 9 100.0 Asst. Prof. 3 15.8 16 84.2 ION 19 100.0 16 100.0 Instructor 16 100.0 MM. Total 20 37.7 1: 1.9 32 60.4 INN 53 100.0

N.C. Wesleyan Professor 5 100.0 Olt Olt 5 100.0 Asso. Prof. 5 100.0 4.0 5 100.0 Asst. Prof. 7 28.0 1 4.0 17 68,0 25 100.0 Instructor 9 100.0 Olt 9 100.0 Total 17 38.6 2.3 26 59,1 44 100.0 93

TABLE XXXVIII. (Cont.) HIGHEST EARNED DEGREE HELD BY FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS.I.IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY INSTITUTION AND ACADEMIC RANK, FALL 1968

WITH DOCTOR'S WITH FIRST WITH MASTER'S WITH BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROF. DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE OR LOWER ACADEMIC % of % of % of % of TOTAL INSTITUTION RANK NumberTotal Number Total Number Total Number Total NumberPercent

PRIVATE SR. INSTI. (Cont.) Pfeiffer Professor 11 78.6% -% 3 21.4% -% 14 100.07. Aaso. Prof. 6 75.0 2 25.0 8 100.0 Asst. Prof. 8 27.6 2 6.9 19 65.5 29 100.0 Instructor 1 9.1 1 9.1 7 63.6 2 18.2 11 100.0 Jr. Staff 1 100.0 1 100.0 Total 26 41.2 3 4.8 31 49.2 3 4.8 63 100.0

Queens Professor 20 95.2 1 4.8 21 100.0 Asso. Prof. 3 42.8 3 42.9 1 14.3 7 100.0 Asst. Prof. 5 17.8 19 67.9 4 14.3 28 100.0 Instructor 12 92.3 1 7.7 13 100.0 Total 28 40.6 34 49.3 7 10.1 69 100.0

Sacred Heart Professor 4 80.0 1 20.0 5 100.0 Aaso. Prof. 1 11.1 8 88.9 9 100.0 Asst. Prof. 5 83.3 1 16.7 6 100.0 Instructor 12 92.3 1 7.7 13 100.0 1 100.0 1 100.0 Other Fac. .1% Total 5 14.7 26 76.5 3 8.8 34 100.0

St. Andrews Professor 9 100.0 9 100.0 Aaso. Prof. 9 47.4 10 52.6 19 100.0 Asst. Prof. 8 30.8 4 15.4 13 50.0 1 3.8 26 100.0 Instructor 1 10.0 9 90.0 10 100.0 Other Fac. 2 100.0 2 100.0 Total 26 39.4 5 7.h 34 51.5 1 1.5 66 100.0

St. Augustine's Professor 14 100.0 14 100.0 Asso. Prof. 3 50.0 3 50.0 6 100.0 Asst. Prof. 7 100.0 7 100.0 Instructor 26 96.3 1 3.7 27 100.0 Jr. Staff 1 100.0 1 100.0 Total 17 30.9 36 65.5 2 3.6 55 100.0

Salem yrofessor 6 66.7 3 33.3 9 100.0 Asso. Prof. 5 35.7 9 64.3 14 100.0 Asst. Prof. 5 50.0 5 50.0 10 100.0 Instructor 11 100.0 11 100.0 Total 16 36.4 28 63.6 44 100.0

Shaw Professor 10 83.3 2 16.7 12 100.0 Asso. Prof. 7 31.8 15 68.2 22 100.0 Asst. Prof. 4 12.9 3 9.7 23 74.2 1 3.2 31 100.0 Instructor 20 87.0 3 13.0 23 100.0 Jr. Staff 3 42.9 4 57.1 7 100.0 2 4 100.0 Other Fac. 1% 2 50.0 50.0 Total 21 21.2 3 3.0 65 65.7 10 10.1 99 100.0

Wake Forest*** Professor 55 90.2 4 6.5 2 3.3 61 100.0 Asso. Prof. 41 89.1 5 10.9 46 100.0 Asst. Prof. 41 77.4 1 1.9 6 11.3 5 9.4 53 100.0 Instructor 1 3.6 1 3.6 20 71.4 6 21.4 28 100.0 Other Fac. 2 50.0 1 25.0 1 25.0 4 100.0 Total 140 72.9 6 3.1 34 17.7 12 6.3 192 100.0

Warren Wilson Professor 4 100.0 4 100.0 Asso. Prof. 2 100.0 2 100.0 Asst. Prof. 2 20.0 8 80.0 10 100.0 9 100.0 9 100.0 Instructor 0411 Total 6 24.0 19 76.0 25 100.0

PRIVATE SENIOR TOTAL**** Professor 318 86.2 4 1.1 45 12.2 2 0.5 369 100.0 Asso. Prof. 170 47.7 4 1.1 180 50.6 2 0.6 356 100.0 Asst. Prof. 130 22.6 16 2.8 411 71.3 19 3.3 576 100.0 Instructor 4 1.1 8 2.1 325 87.6 34 9.2 371 100.0 Jr. Staff 3 30.0 7 70.0 10 100.0 Other Fac. 4 14.3 12 42.8 12 42.9 28 100.0 Total 626 36.6 32 1.9 976 57.1 76 4.4 1,710 100.0

Including Agricultural Experiment Station. Excluding N.C. School of the Arts. Excluding medical school. Excluding Bennett College, Duke University, High Point College, and Livingstone College. Excluding Academic Deans. New information received from the institution indicates that 31 out of 102 faculty members (excluding academic deane) hold the doctor's degree rather than 20 out of 100 as originally reported by the institution.This change in information was received too late to be incorporated in this table. TABLE XXXIX. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY EDUCATIONALRETENTION LEVEL ANDAND INSTITUTION,REPLACEMENT OF FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR FALL 1967 TO FALL 1968 Institution Newly EmployedFall Between1967 &FP Fall 1968 M Total B Fall 1967 & Fall 1968DepartedFP Between M Total B FP Retained FacultySince Fall 1967 M D Total B FP As of FallTotal 1968 Faculty M D Total PUBLIC SR.N.C.University INSTI. State ofCarolinaUniv.* 'North 13 - 26 41 80 1 1 16 31 49 90 27 307 634 1,058 103 27 333 675 1,138 UNC-ChapelHillUNC-GreenstcroUNC-Charlotte Con. Univ. Total 21 DATA 62 m- NOT 341272 AVAILABLE7321 8 163 2261 43 m 1 482111 4611 4 351599 99 9 27 - 460112 41 849156 59 1,435 277100 120 15 2 27 - 532146 53 919177 67 1,598 338122 Asheville-BiltmcreAppalachianReg. UniversitiesSr. Colleges & - 46 8 31 - 77 8 - 31 4i 14 1 45 5 - - 129 18 2275 204 40 -5 175 26 106 22 548281 48 EastFayettevilleElizabeth Carolina City 12 2 3 1149 7 38 12 122 1310 -31 2 1840 96 33 382 261378 8 631 2-- 134226 4643 215 6816 9 446210 6355 15 38 -2- 150275 5354 253 821711 242 6873 N.C.N.C.Pembroke A CollegeandSch. T of Arts DATA 2 - NOT 162427 AVAILA,BLE1014 - 322439 - 22 7 5 2212 5 108 5156 214637 159 9877 12 2 -5 135123 80 832156 218101198 Winston-SalemWilmingtonWestern Carolina Reg. Univ. & Cr. 22 1372 4 46 51 120 23 5 _- _- 1211 7 25 1216 9 1310 3 4241 1522 7066 1561 3 12 - 4555 694 2023 9071 PUBLIC SR.Col.T3TAL** Tota1 ** 4322 33 349277 218143 613450 84 32 215167 119 73 345246 138 39 36 9 1,354 894 1,395 546 2,9231,488 181 39 1,1711,703 1,613 3,5361,938 PRIVATE SR.Atlantic IN311. Christian -1 - 20 7 21 22 9 11 6 32 14 8 1 4016 19 6 2260 1 1 4736 20 8 4469 Barter-ScotiaCampbellBennettBelmont Abbey DATA 1- 2- NOT 17 3 AVAILABLE21 2 3 6 -1 22 2 2 25 2 32 26 2160 3413 4999 42 82 7724 3614 119 48 TABLE XXXIX. (Cont.) COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY EDUCATIONALRETENTION LEVEL AND AND INSTITUTION, REPLACEMENT OF FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR FALL 1967 TO FALL 1968 Institution Newly EmployedFall 1967 Between &FP Fall 1968 M D Total B Fall 1967 & Fall 1968FPDeparted Between M D Total B FP RetainedSince M Fall 1967 Faculty D Total B FP As of Fall Total1968 Faculty M Total PRIVATE SR. INSTI.(Cont.) 6 2 8 5 2 7 1 1 46 16 64 1 1 52 18 72 DukeDavidsonCatawba 3 - 6 3 12 1- 52 21 65 14 4025 6117 100 61 17 4 4931 6422 112 75 HighGuilfordGreensboroElon Point DATA - - NOT 696 AVAILABLE425 1410 8 - 82 32 lk 4 214 1 4021 2915 7237 21 1 4627 3317 8245 MarsJ.C.LivingstoneLenoir HillSmith Rhyne DATADATA 1- - NOTNOT 13 8 AVAILABLE81 21 9 1- 72 4 12 2 4 4361 1915 6776 5 56*69 2716 8885 N.C.MethodistMeredith Wesleyan DATA - NOT 67 AVAILABLE23 10 8 2 1 11 74 3 1311 4 1 1 222025 221618 463744 3 311 312632 212718 644554 SacredQueensPfeiffer Heart 21 2 1113 9 25 131918 1 1 15 1 3 18 2 361 5 2115 24 4 2251 137 5 3426 2729 6 673570 St.St. Augustine's Andrews -1 11 87 351 1513 8 1 12 7 14 13 8 -1. 212526 221615 374154 2- 3628 1718 4556 WarrenWakeShawSalem Forest*** Wilson 38 12 1016 7 20 -7 3433 7 65 5 7216 26 -8 108 30 29 61 122449 122 15 7 161 1967 1210 -73 193465 142 22 7 195100 26 ***NOTE: Excluding** Excluding medical* IncludingUNC-Chapelschool. Agricultural Hill and N.C. Experiment School of Station. the Arts. B - Bachelor's; FP - First Professional; M - Master's; D - Doctor's. TABLE XL. IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGESSOURCES AND UNIVERSITIESOF NEW FULL-TIME BY EDUCATIONAL FACULTY MEMBERS LEVEL EMPLOYEDAND BETWEEN FALL 1967 AND FALL INSTITUTION 1968 From Other Institutionsof Higher Education From Other Employment Status Total New Faculty PUBLIC SR. INSTI. Institution B FromFP Student Status M D Total B FP M D Total B FP M D Total B FP M D Total UNC-ChapelUniversityN.C. State CarolinaHillof University* North 3 15 22 40 4 10 14 10 7 9 26 13 26 41 80 UNC-GreensboroUNC-Charlotte Con. Univ. Total DATA 294 - NOT 4020 5 28 AVAIL42 ABLE 2877 9 22 1910 5 2813 5 492510 10 :. 13 42 14 41 37 83 21 62 347212 7021 8 163 6122 Regional Universities& Senior colitata 6 2 8 46 31 77 Asheville-BiltmoreAppalachianEast Carolina 7 2 1419 8-- 3622 2- 2 1826 28 2421 2- 4447 48 3 1 12 7 6 22 7 12 3 1149 8 38 2- 102 13 8 FayettevilleN.C.Elizabeth A and City T 2 - 10 -52 -51 15 26 - 23 31 10 9 3312 1 2 431 453 22 2716 7 1014 1 393210 PembrokeN.C. CollegeSchool of Arts DATA 1- - NOT 36 4 23 AVAILABLE 60 4 20 7 14 2120 1 29 9 39 2 7224 46 120 24 Winston-SalemWilmingtonWestern Carolina 1 39 _.... 2 12 3 3 21 5 1 1 1 1 31 2 13 4 51 20 5 PUBLICReg. Univ. SR. Col.&TOTAL** Sr. Total** 2011 2 142102 7547 239162 42 - 130111 111 83 245196 19 9 1 7764 3218 129 92 4322 3 349277 218148 450613 PRIVATE AtlanticSR. INSTI. Christian 29 1 39 10 1 2 12 1 1 41 51 1 20 7 21 22 9 CampbellBennettBelmontBarber-Scotia Abbey DATA - 2- NOT 12 3 AVAILABLE- 12 5 - 1- 1 21 1 4 1 6 1 2 17 3 21 20 6 TABLE XL. (Cont.) IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR SOURCES OF NEW FULL-TIME FACULTY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY MEMBERS EMPLOYED BETWEEN EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 1967 AND FALL 1968 Institution FPFrom Student Status M D Total B From Other Institutionsof Higher EducationFP M D Total BFrom Other Employment Status FP M D Total B FPTotal New Faculty M D Total PRIVATE SR.DavidsonCatawba INSTI.(Cont.) 2- - 41 - 16 - - 31 32 45 1 12 2 3 69 325 1214 8 ElonDukeGuilfordGreensboro DATA -- - NOT 21 AVAILABLE-1 2- - 436 232 659 5 21- 71- - 66 24 10 8 J.C.HighLivingstoneLenoir SmithPoint Rhyne DATA 1- - NOT 63 AVAILABLE1 48 - 45 6 11 4 21 -1 31 1 13 8 81 21 9 MethodistMeredithMars Hill DATADATA - - NOTNOT 3 AVAILABLEAVAILABLE 32 31 2 35 - 31 1- 451 2 2- 967 235 1810 8 N.C.QueensPfeiffer Wesleyan -2- 1 5254 31 11 64 68 321 11 27 1 1 41- 2- 41- 1 - 1311 8 255 1913 St.SacredSt. Andrews Augustine's Heart --1 - 542 1 36 25 24- 49 1 2- 325 -- 625 81 2-- 1611 7 371 3315 8 WakeShawSalem Forest*** 1 37 14 - 21 4 6 10 11 *:57 23 16 3 1 2 .=1 27 ...... 3 10 7 ---_20 34 7 Warren Wilson PRIVATE SR. TOTAL**** 7 = First Professional;3 M - 87 4 25 :. 122 4 Master's; D - Doctor's. 6 75 50 131 8 Z 4 44 9 65 21 7 206 84 318 NOTE:**** Excluding*** Excluding Bennett** Excluding medical* Includingschool.UNC-Chapel Agricultural Hill B - Bachelor's; FP - College, Duke University, Experiment Station. and N.C. School of the Arts. High Point College, Livingstone College, Mars Hill College, and Meredith College. TABLE XLI. IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGESREASONS AND FOR UNIVERSITIES DEPARTURE OFBY FULL-TIMEEDUCATIONAL FACULTY LEVEL MEMBERSAND INSTITUTION BETWEEN FALL 1967 AND FALL 1968 Retired or Deceased D BEmployed at Other Institutions FPof Higher Education D B FP Other Reasons D Total B FP Total Departed M D Total InstitutionPUBLIC SR.University INSTI. of North FP M Total M Total M UNC-CharlotteUNC-ChapelN.C. State CarolinaUniv.*Hill DATA-1 - NOT 91 AVAILABLE-6 16 1 - 31 17 4 18 7 1 76 8 15 7 1 1 1116 31 4 1549 UNC-Greensboro Con. Univ. Total 2 1 12 2 10 4 24 7 1 _ 12 8 27 6 4015 1 M1 2411 79-1 3513 43 m1 4821 4611 9935 AppalachianReg. Univ. Colleges& Sr. 2 8 10 13 6 19 16 16 31 14 1 45 5 ElizabethEastAsheville-Biltumre Carolina City 39 44 13 -7 -3 2 37 3-4 29 41 71 84 165- - 65-1 3 2 4018 64 33 28 2678 8 N.C.Fayetteville A and T I 2- - 3 7 ..)2 10 2 3- 3- 1 97 53 1213 N.C.Pembroke CollegeSch. of Arts DATA NOT 2-1 AVAILABLE32- 35- 21 63 31 21 67 31 1 41 1122 5 2216 Winston-SalemWilmingtonWestern Carolina _ 21 21 _ _ 4.2 2 4 _ _ 64 _ 64 _ _ 12 7 2 12 9 Reg.PUBLIC Univ. SR. Col.& Sr. Total** TAL 3 _1 3422 _3121 6844 43 22 112100 _78 156196 1 1 4569 10 1 8146 84 32 215167 119 73 345246 PRIVATE SR.Atlantic INSTI. Christian - TO** - 1 1 - 42 32 47 3 3 11 6 32 14 8 CampbellBennettBelmontBarber-Scotia Abbey DATA- - NOT 42 AVAILABLE- 24 10 1 11 1 10 1 12 1 22 2 2 25 2 TABLE XLI. (Cont.) IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGESREASONS AND FOR DEPARTURE OF FULL-TIME FACULTY UNIVERSITIES BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND INSTITUTION MEMBERS BETWEEN FALL 1967 AND FALL 1968 Institution Retired orFP Deceased M D Total BEmployed at Other Institutions FPof Higher Education M D Total B FP Other Reasons M D Total B FP Total Departed M D Total PRIVATE SR.DavidsonCatawba INSTI.(Cont.) - - -1 1- 1 - 21 21 24 1 12 2 1 25 2 57 DukeGreensboroElon DATA- NOT AVAILABLE - -1- 1- 2-1 - 4 1- 24 261 21 741 852 321 11 46 LenoirJ.C.HighGuilford PointSmith Rhyne DATA- NOT AVAILABLE -- -1 - -1 - 1 1 2 1 61 3 10 1 1 72 4 12 2 MethodistMeredithMarsLivingstone Hill DATA- NOT AVAILABLE - 1 - 1 2 2 16 16 11 4 11 4 QueensPfeifferN.C. Wesleyan -1 2-1 21 1 1 471 3 10 641 616 - 61 12 1 15 17 33 1813 2 St.Sacred Augustine'sAndrews Heart - 31- 31- - 21 31 315 1 1 10 25 1 11 28 1 51 12 77 41 1313 8 WakeShawSalen Forest*** 5 4 63 20 92 1 - 2 5 8 5 1 14 9 36 2216 65 1672 _.-..26 8 108 30 Warren Wilson PRIV. TOTAL**** M6 M4 _7_83 7-23 116 M - Master's; D - Doctor's. M3 M1 _7_46 7-26 _7_76 M9 M 2 _7_95 .:.18 124 18 7 224 67 316 ****NOTE:B Excluding -Bachelor's;*** Bennett Excluding ** FPCollege, Excluding- medicalFirst Duke* Professional; IncludingUNC-Chapelschool. University, Agricultural Hill High and PointN.C. Experiment SchoolCollege, of Station. the Arts. Livingstone College, Mars Hill College, and Meredith College. TABLE XLII. AVERAGE SALARIES OF FULL-TIME FACULTYOFCAROLINA INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS* SENIOR AVERAGESCOLLEGES BYAND ACADEMIC UNIVERSITIES, RANK FALL IN NORTHAND RANGES 1968 ACADEMIC RANK Institutions** AVERAGEPublic OF ALL FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS Institutions*** Private Institutions Public INSTITUTIONAL RANGES InstitutionsAVERAGESOF Private Professor $14,162 $14,425 9-10 MONTH BASIS $11,011 - 16,347 $ 8,115 - 18,320 Associate Professor 11,400 10,710 8,866 8,4099,354 - 10,92912,543 7,0687,264 - 10,23612,847 AssistantInstructor Professor ALL RANKS 10,312 7,5539,588 10,4217,210 8,7256,570 -- 11,899 8,030 7,0416,300 - 13,705 8,443 Professor 17,835 17,950 11-12 MONTH BASIS 12,500 - 18,277 11,150 - 22,675 AssociateAssistant Professor Professor 12,68014,352 13,19911,175 11,300 9,805 - 17,333 13,548 8,0008,200 - 14,20017,414 Instructor ALL RANKS 14,898 9,613 13,292 7,690 10,080 7,314 - 10,000 16,500 7,690 - 18,658 7,690 + ** Excluding* UNC-ChapelExcluding AcademicHill (data Deans. not provided) and N.C. School of the Arts (classification of faculty *** Twenty-five of 28 private+ No range senior given institutions since the figurearearePointnot included. alsocomparablepertains College not included.toand with only Livingstone others). one institution. College. Medical schools at Duke University and Wake Forest University Not included are Bennett College, High r SECTION VI LIBRARY RESOURCES

This section provides informationconcerning college anduniversity

library resources, 1967-68. For statistical purposes, abound volume

is defined as a physical unit of anyprinted, typewritten, handwritten,

mimeographed, or processed work containedin one binding orportfolio,

hardbound or paperbound, which hasbeen classified, catalogued, orother-

wise prepared for use. This includes bound periodicalvolumes and all

nonperiodical government documents.

The number of bound volumes,other resources, and interlibrary

transactions are shown in TableXLIII. Data are presented for public

senior, private senior,and private junior colleges. The number of

bound volumes as of June 30,1967 may differ at someinstitutions from the

figure given in the Boardpublication, Statistical Abstractof Higher

Education in North Carolina 1967-68 (April 1968), due to the morerecent

inventory of library resources.

Table XLIV shows the numberof bound volumes per full-timeequiva-

lent student at eachinstitution. The same information isgraphically

illustrated in Figure 11. The number of bound volumes perfull-time

equivalent student at privatesenior institutions(106.9) is almost

double the number held bypublic senior institutions(59.2). 102

Figurell. Number of Bound Volumes Per Full-Time Equivalent Student in North Carolina Public and Private Senior Colleges and Universities, 1968

Duke University

Davidson College

Salem College

Wake Forest Univ. UNC-Chapel Hill Bennett College Asheville-Biltmore

Guilford Warren Wilson Greensboro College

N.C. School of Arts UNC-Greensboro [Queens College N.C. A and T Catawba College FBarber-Scotia LElizabeth City Meredith Winston-Salem

Mars Hill N.C. College [High Point College St. Andrew's [Belmont Abbey N.C. Wesleyan FPfeiffer College LFayetteville Atlantic Christian

Lenoir Rhyne UNC-Charlotte N.C. State Univ. [Methodist College Shaw University Sacred Heart Col. Elon College Wilmington College East Carolina Univ. St. Augustine's Appalachian Univ. Pembroke State Col. Campbell College Western Carolina

0 50 100 150

NOTE: Does not include J.C. Smith University and LivingstoneCollege. TABLE XLIII. LIBRARY RESOURCES INCOLLEGES NORTH CAROLINA AND UNIVERSITIES PUBLIC AND BY PRIVATE INSTITUTION, 1967-68* Institution June 30,1967No. of Vol. Held VolumesNo.Added of Withdrawn VolumesNo. of Vol.JuneEndTotal Heldof 30,1968 No.Year at of Microfilm**Reels of Microtexts**No. of Periodicals** Serials** UnitsNo.of of Physical Other Forms of No. of periodical)Other (Non- No. of Borrowed No. of Items Interlibrary Transactions* Nonreturnable Returnable No.Items of Items Lent Items PUBLIC INSTITUTIONSUNIVERSITYN.C. State CAROLINAOF Univ. NORTR 26,662 479 426,304 3,683 250,356 5,497 9,800 1,390 4,502 1,999 UNC-GreensboroUNC-CharlotteUNC-Chapel HillCons. Univ. Total 1,455,8392,276,452 400,121345 469 75,023 167,8613118,01291,200 987 8,68215,724 968 511 2,435,6311,541,315 375 48892,524 34,95126,088 22,197 983 254,353564,64646,32113 616 15,210 5,64921,717 347 23,98511,747 1 572 866 3,8336,687 809655 3,5878,117 28 11,5468,927 559 61 AppalachianREGIONAL UNIVERSITIESAND SENIOR COLLEGES 145,710 16,964 1,067 161,607 52,171 1,6661,885 5057 1,070 803 586220 240 59 6 18 2 ElizabethAsheville-BiltmoreFayettevilleEast Carolina City 305,215 55,19044,08261,270 23,424 4,0009,1192,077 1,030 800207 8587 328,552 63,14059,105 12,770 1,185 350 155,071 15,376 422 12 1,1082,044 362448 940 426276 406 354120 10 536430 N.C.Pembroke SchoolCollegeA and Tof Arts 167,114245,88911,42540,256 16,855 3,3814,7157,202 2,562 170202 98 261,944171,75483,26343,43516,042 5,7869,5693,423 692285 15,763 - 1,227 327140904 1,395 338 4017 435150 32 6 114 4 WilmingtonWinston-SalemWestern CarolinaReg. Univ. Total& Sr. Col 1,249,225 36,9506669,670 454 116,91713,763 8,3317 086 6,528 220 - 1,359,614 45,06173 540 38,742 1,131 - 187,514 763 - 9,352 414505 3,929 181 32 1,532 102 6 20 4 289 PRIVATE INSTITU7IONSSR.PUBLIC COLLEGES SENIOR AND TOTAL UNIV. 3,525,677 284,778 15,210 3,795,245 73,693 752,160 24,562 27,914 8,219 8,137 11,835 BelmontBarber-ScotiaAtlantic Abbey Christian 39,93932,80670,611 1,7332,4183,8875,148 150322 55 42,20737,89974,17658,128 1,4621,005 509945 870908 -- 435237450306 600 33 443025 3 12 3 DukeDavidsonBennettCatawbaCampbell 1,863,233 133,88667,91952,06956,395 82,13210,105 3,6838,932 2,867 493:391449 1,942,498 143,498 71,15360,610 21,994 1,6627,088 350 117,63932,500 2,500 - 1,1559,761 367550 13,310 600195 80 2,639 196107 25 25 4 7,329 7847 HighGreensboroGuilfordElon Point 50,07663,07867,00098,807 11,979 4,4843,1502,412 1,6331,335 120 60 109,153 70,03052,42866,227 1,567 250747219 3,000 814 - 397745317431 75 419 4567 10 54 3615 TABLE KUM (Cont.) LIBRARY RESOURCES IN NORTHCOLLEGES CAROLINA AND PUBLICUNIVERSITIES AND PRIVATE BY INSTITUTION, 1967-68* Institution June 30,1967No. of Vol. Held VolumesAddedNo. of WithdrawnVolumes No. of JuneEndVol.Total of30,1968 Held YearNo. atof Microfilm**Reels of Microtexts**No. of UnitsNo.of ofPhysical Other Forms of Periodicals** No. of periodical)Other (Non- Serials**No. of BorrowedNo. of Items Interlibrary Transactions* Nonreturnable Returnable No.Items of Items Lent Items LivingstoneJ.LenoirSR. C. COL.Smith Rhyne & UNIV. (Cont.) DATA NOT 57,950 4,149 AVAILABLE 179 61,920 3,168 406 75 39 10' Mars Hill DATA NOT 68,857 5,879 AVAILABLE 76 74,660 390 390 INN 76 7 2 N.C.MethodistMeredith Wesleyan 30,49132,66351,141 3,1095,6912,053 228 71 63 33,59438,35152,966 1,095 760551 1,688 137 76 320384270 240139 111 7893 34 St.SacredQueensPfeiffer Andrews Heart 42,06615,55451,66143,715 9,6542,5494,9435,110 555169 30 48,75451,16518,07356,435 3,5052,038 651611 1,2081,740 695420186589 389 541380 120136105 10 1 33 41 WakeSt.ShawSalem Augustine's Forest 308,836 37,37567,66335,300 35,401 4,9893,4425,064 2,025 113531799 342,21242,25170,57439,565 9,9581,225 348 22 94,110 1,647 3,201 384326283 1,640 1335 702 5015 9 506 469 10 2 JUNIORWarren COLLEGESWilsonSr. Col. &Univ.Total 3,463,103 24 012 237,556 5 460 13,114 454 3,687,545 29 018 62,120 258,837 23,234 229 17,671 100 5,149 8 575 8,048 KittrellGardner-WebbBrevardChowan 24,80623,24623,385 5,667 7,5403,5522,125 250 100 20 32,34626,69825,490 5,897 325472 325260183 35 415 252031 8017 5 Montreat-AmdersonMitchellLouisburgLees-McRae 25,84013,61630,59329,268 3,1741,0742,7012,654 411231113472 28,60333,18131,45014,459 1,018 7785 225130178257 303299 200 1039 4 390 13 4310 2 VardellMt.SouthwoodSt.Peace Olive Maryts Hall 17,42316,53113,580 2,2672,164 AVAILABLE852 487920 18,71915,72418,227 190 121137155 1510 4 58 13 Wingate Private TotalJr. Total DATADATA NOTNOT 3,722,678 259,57535 620 269,98432,428 4 075 AVAILA'3 LE 14,651 1,537 23 3,978,011 290,46639 672 64,287 2,167 259,127 290 25,290 2,056 50 18,352 681 5,561 412 44 978403 8,117 6910 GRAND**As TOTAL of June*Dates 30, 1968.inclusive: July 1, 1967 - June 30, 1968.7,248,355 554,762 29,861 7,773,256 137,980 1,011,287 49,852 46,266 13,780 9,115 19,952 105

TABLE XLIV.

F BOUND VOLUMES PER FULL-TIMEEQUIVALENT STUDENT IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968

Number of FEE Total No. Volumes Institution Enrollment of Volumes Per FTE

PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA N.C. State University 10,367 426,304 41.1 UNC-Chapel Hill 14,786 1,541,315 104.2 UNC-Charlotte 2,064 92,524 44.8 UNG-Greensboro 5 165 375 488 72.7

Consolidated University Total 32,382 2,435,631 75.2

REGIONAL UNIVERSITIES AND SENIOR COLLEGES Appalachian 5,317 161,607 30.4 Asheville-Biltmore 638 52,171 81.8 East Carolina 8,836 328,552 37.2 Elizabeth City 944 59,105 62.6 Fayetteville 1,218 63,140 51.8 N.C. A and T 3,642 261,944 71.9 N.C. College 2,904 171,754 59.1 N.C. School of Arts 218 16,042 73.6 Pembroke 1,548 43,435 28.0 Western Carolina 4,089 83,263 20.4 Wilmington 1,192 45,061 37.8 Winston-Salem 1 210 73 540 60.8

Regional Universities and Senior Colleges Total 31,756 1,359,614 42.8

Public Senior Total 64,138 3,795,245 59.2

PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Atlantic Christian 1,465 74,176 50.6 Barber-Scotia 598 37,899 63.4 Belmont Abbey 798 42,207 52.9 Bennett 683 58,128 85.1 Campbell 2,366 60,610 25.6 Catawba 1,040 71,153 68.4 Davidson 1,028 143,498 139.9 Duke 7,221 1,942,498 269.0 Elon 1,742 66,227 38.0 Greensboro 682 52,428 76.9 Guilford 1,381 109,153 79.0 High Point 1,214 70,030 57.7 J.C. Smith DATANOT AVAILABLE Lenoir Rhyne 1,302 61,920 47.6 106

TABLE XLIV. (Cont.)

NUMBER OF BO= VOLUMES PER FULL-TIME EQT;J.VALENT STUDENT IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968

Number of FTE Total No. Volumes Institution Enrollment of Voluaies Per FTE

SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (Cont.) Livingstone DATANOT AVAILABLE Mars Hill 1,248 74,660 59.8 Meredith 852 52,966 62.2 Methodist 974 38,351 39.4 N.C. Wesleyan 629 33,594 53.4 Pfeiffer 940 48,754 51.9 Queens 777 56,435 72.3 Sacred Heart 476 18,073 38.0 St. Andrews 889 51,165 57.6 St. Augustine's 1,122 39,565 35.3 Salem 537 70,574 131.4 Shaw 1,078 42,251 39.2 Wake Forest 3,087 342,212 110.8 Warren Wilson 374 29 018 77.6

Senior Colleges and Universities Total 34,503 3,687,545 106.9

JUNIOR COLLEGES Brevard 639 25,490 39.9 Chowan 1,326 26,698 20.1 Gardner-Webb 1,270 32,346 25.5 Kittrell 316 5,897 18.7 Lees-McRae 682 31,450 46.1 Louisburg 819 33,181 40.5 Mitchell 521 14,459 27.8 Montreat-Anderson 460 28,603 62.2 Mt. Olive 328 15,724 47.9 Peace 425 18,719 44.0 St. Mary's 346 18,227 52.7 Southwood DATANOT AVAILABLE Vardell Hall DATANOT AVAILABLE Wingate 1 582 39 672 25.1

Junior Colleges Total 8,714 290,466 33.3

Private Total 43,217 3,978,011 92.0

GRAND TOTAL 107,355 7,773,256 72.4 107

SECTION VII

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

This section describes extension activitiesat seven public senior

institutions. These institutions are the Chapel Hill,Greensboro, and

Raleigh campuses of the University of North Carolinaand four regfonal

universities, Appalachinn State, East Carolina, NorthCarolina Agricultural

and Technical State, and Western Carolina.*All of these institutionsare

on a semester basis except Appalachian, East Carolina,and Western Carolina,

which are on a quarter basis.

Even though extension is not defineduniformly in all institutions,

an attempt has been made to collect comparablestatistics. In consul-

tation with extension directorsat public senior institutions, theBoard

staff developed definitions ofextension activities. These definitions

are listed in Appendix B. Extension activities are classifiedinto two broad categories: credit extension and non-creditextension.

Table XLV shows the number ofstudents taught in credit extensionin public senior institutions during the1967-68 academicyear. Table XLVI gives information on non-creditextension. Any comparison shouldcon- sider the difference betweensemester and quarter systems.

Table XLV shows that approximately6,000 off-campus studentswere taught in credit extensioncourses in fall 1967 and almost thesame number of students in spring andsummer of 1968. These off-campus courseswere taught in many locations in thestate. Figure 12 shows the counties where off-campus credit courses were conducted by public seniorinstitutions during the 1967-68 academic year. A detailed analysis ofoff-campus credit extension will bepublished at a later date.

*Not includedare Asheville-Bilt=e, Elizabeth City, andWinston- Salem, which offer extensionactivities to a limited numberof students Figure 12. andLocation Universities, and Number 1967-68 of Off-Campus Credit Courses* Offered by North Carolina Public Senior Colleges

' ew'rrAN'ai. - - \ davip77,-,Awr.. ,. I c.A...,,,,,,,. r 1 , 3 :4 -, ---.t. -.. .N \..e. ./g7ruG .,<.. .4 -"ts -). itl'Ibglk% - ) amdmr fc*mTimu I L i-4-...... i ,-.7..7,N.:.-ID ..;,--, kI4 .,..)., . JI ,Itto---,11,...i4s I -. . cir-4--e.0. r.s... ::..7::76. \frAtai4., I 1 1 :/ r- 1, ' ii "4.414.101.74.464/ li teie* 1 /...... -1 "#. f iri....41.3 i 8 1 w6C.1.0% gi.L 1 i Nan DO 2 '3 1 I i ' 1,3 3 i 3, :, ' :2 - . 8.....\""=MAimirrik( 'N. ' ,.1 -, . I LirlaArttatti-1.7../.. i /71-tir../- ) ' HYDE 4.0.- 1.0 'N, ! 38 1 N 2 -v 4 i I ..,41::::_l7._::,"3:4.5:.1.7 - ..,,,:r..."--itaStin4i, , - I^r---1-C'- ' X , , ,- wilkiniog.... "4. .r?"..0 .-., ;' e, 1147. X' - 'j ...i q ,. ...yr 7,, X411kmiele 3 . I 'pout\ 6 . / i .11.i /14-,,,..t 4) ;icy ,. (_ \ 'Afiiiiirri,-e-----..1 : .\ \ 5° - Immo. ...1. ...m...... J'' ...... \>.. \. I, \ ;Li 1 i ,i....41i4''. ' \ 1 NoOne courses or more offered courses offered , NOTE: * Including military Thecenters. figure in each county represents total number of courses offered. TAPLE XLV. STUDENTS IN CREDIT EXTENSION AT NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1967-68 -- On- Fall Semester (or Off-Quarter)* Mil. Ctrs. Corr. Courses T.V. Total Campus** Campus On- Winter Quarter* Off- Mil.Ctrs. Total Campus** Campus On- Spring Semester (or Quarter)* Off- Mil.Ctrs. Corr. Total Campus** Campus On- Off- Summer Sessions*Mil.Ctrs. Corr. Courses T.V. Total N.C. State Univ.Institution Campus** Campus 560 2,537 746 558 914 835 3,053 13 727 405 1,145 GraduateUndergraduate Total 864147717 451576125 866809 57 560 - - 2,866 329 918172 660102 980 66 835 - 3,393 340 _ .. 13 746 19 405 - - 1,164 19 UNC-Chapel Hill UndergraduateGraduate Total 189 - 466392 74 _ _1672672 - 1,327 581746 _ _ 241194 47 584569 15 - 824824 - 1,649 886763 107 329248 81 - 766 - - 1,202 355847 UNC-Greensboro GraduateUndergraduate Total 1 21 122 69 212212 376376 376 373379 627 1616 1,0221 016 6 Appalachian UndergraduateGraduate 487 94 - 487 94 434 89 434 89 772171 943772171 361215146 361215146 East Carolina Total - 581 _ - - 581 _ 523 - - 523 _ 943 - 1,798 - _ - 1,931 - 769 - _ - 769 N.C. A and T UndergraduateGraduate Total 316316 - 1 0551,055 - 1,135 - - - 1,4512,5061 055 134 - 694 854854 - 1,682 694988 133 - 930 1,798 - _ - 2,861 930 _ 1,5131 513 769 - _ _ 2,2821 513 UndergraduateGraduate Total 1,188 _ - 1,188 _ - _ _ - 1,372 - _ - _ - 1,372 - Western Carolina UndergraduateGraduate Total 507243264 698383315 1,205 626579 430198232 274290564 994472522 471213258 651405246 - 1,122 618504 246246 234216 18 480216264 ALL INSTITUTIONS UndergraduateGraduate 2,485 600 2 564 934 1,944 57 1,232 - 69 - 36,595 290 366198 1 402 379 854 - 11,599 600 2,556 579 3 154 990 2,712 66 1,659 - 3 7997,917 480252732 2 8193,077 258 1,5151,496 19 1,171 - 16 6,51133,177 334 ** Duplication* All mayof theseexist institutionsbetweenTotal on-campus operate extension on a semester for basis except 3,085 3,498 2,001 1,232 69 credit and regular resident9,885 enrollment. Appalachian, East Carolina, and Western Carolina. 564 1,781 854 3,199 3,135 4,144 2,778 1,659 11,716 TABLE XLVI. REGISTRATIONS IN NON-CREDIT EXTENSION AT NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1967-68 Institution AdultEduc. Fall Semester Courses Short (or Quarter)Other Total AdultEduc. Wi%terCourses QuarterShort Other Total Educ.AdultSpring Semester Courses Short Other(or Quarter) Total Educ.Adult SummerCourses Short Sessions Other Total N. C. State UniversityOff-CampusOn-Campus Total 178178 498200298 3,9753 097 878 4,65131,354 297 357357 329890561 3,4512 790 661 31,347 4,698351 123123 980303677 253388135 1,0531,491 438 UNC-Chapel Hill AcademicOff-CampusOn-Campus AffairsTotal 1,0401,085 45 814730 84 772772 - 2,5422,671 129 - 4 4,679500 179 463538 75 2,7522,243 509 2,8857,9695 084 2,5692,662 93 359180179 3,0212,748 273 HealthOff-CampusOn-Campus AffeirsTotal N/A424 N/A734 1,158 N/A N/AN/A402 1,842 N/A 2,244 N/A 1,039 NJAN/A 1,039 N/A N/A701 N/A134 N/AN/A835 UNC-Greensboro On-CampusOff-CampusTotal 4545 4545 20 20 890890 890890 ' East Carolina Off-CampusOn-CampusTotal 320251 69 973364 - 417284133 229179 50 1414 449652 231339108 161111 50 392867 6868 146296150 123138 15 90 1515 243228 15 N. C. A and T Off-CampusOn-CampusTotal N/A249 N/AN/A249 N/AN/A424 N/A424 113113 4545 158 Western Carolina On-CampusOff-CampusTotal 20 2020 18 18 ALL INSTITUTIONS On-Campus 1,332 316 N/A N/A N/AN/A 197 50 N/A N/A N/A 4 611 606 N/A N/A N/A 1,141 123 N/A N/A N/A NOTE: off-CampusTotal Appalachian offers no 1,648 non-credit extension. 2,082 N/A 5,481 N/A 9,211 247 416 1,938 2,601 5,217 1,919 7,310 14,446 1,264 4,478 896 6,638 111

SECTION VIII

STUDENT COSTS

This section provides informationconrcrning basic student costs at all North Carolinacolleges and universities for the 1967-68 academic year. The cost is figured on an annual basisfor full-time students for the regular academic year excluding summersession(s). The figures reflect data provided by institutions tothe Board.

Table XLVII shows tuition, requiredfees, room, and board by institution. The rate of tuition at all publicinstitutions is considerably higher for out-of-state students than in-statestudents. With a few exceptions, private institutions charge the samerate of tuition to in- state and out-of-state students. In general, tuition is considerably higher at private institutions. Ranges of tuition and required fees at various types of institutions areshown in Figure 13. There is little variation between public and privateinstitutions in room and board charges.

In addition to the costs reported in TableXLVII, the total cost of

attending college also includes the costof clothing, laundry, travel,

recreation, and other items(approximately $500 on the average). The

detailed listing of required feescharged to undergraduate students is

presented in Table XLVIII.

Tables XLIX and L provide information ontuition and required fees

for graduace and first professional students,respectively, at public and

private institutions. The room and board cost for graduateand first

professional students does not substantiallydiffer from that for under-

graduate students presented in theprevious table. 112

Figure 13. Ranges of Tuition and Required FeesChargedto StudentsinNorthCarolina Colleges and Universities, 1968-69

1 600 1 600 16

LEGEND

Public Senior Institutions 14 Community Colleges

Private Senior Institutions

12 Private Junior Colleges

10 930 925 920 929

700

594

450 452 40 450 385 400

315

230

126 11109 100 105 74 24 42 15 0 q1611141111111111 In-State Tuition Out-of-State Tuition Required Fees

NOTE: Dotted lines represent avsrages. TABLE XLVII. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES ___ 411111111R0111V Tuition AND UNIVERSITIES, 1968-69 Married PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS Institution State In- Out-of- State Required Fees Men Dormitory Room Women Housing*Student Men Board** Women UNC-ChapelN.C.Sr. Colleges State Hill University & Univ. $175 175 $700 700 $182 162 $ 272-402 266 - $ 330316 - $405-639648-900 - $400-600 600 - $400-600 600 7 UNC-Charlotte 175 700 125 - - UNC-GreensboroAsheville-BiltmoreAppalachian 280150175 600700 230225 74 300-450 340291 300-450 340291 - 330-325- 600 330-325- 600 FayettevilleElizabethEast Carolina City 100150168 500600 171152135 297231185 297194231 - 360-376- 480 360-376- 480 N.C. SchoolCollegeA and Tof Arts 150400201 500700450600 103138181 405248266 405248266 - 300-330-460-865 460-865300-330- Winston-SalemWilmingtonWesternPembroke Carolina 210100150 500510600 204219100 90 236210200 - 200236210 - - 500-412560-330- - 360-330-300-412 - CentralCommunity Piedmont Colleges 126 315 2 MD DavidsonCol. of Countythe Albemarle 126120 315300 20 9 MD GastonIsothermal 126126 315126 2020 410 SandhillsRockinghamLenoir County 126126 315 181520 MD 443 M WayneSurrySoutheastern 126 42 315105315 2420 4 101, MD (.4 :MP WilkesWestern Piedmont 126 99 315248 1618 MD 11M1 11M1 TABLE XLVII. (Cont.) UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1968-69 Institution State In- Tuition Out-of- State Required Fees Men Dormitory Room Women MarriedHousing*Student Men Board** Women Barber-ScotiaAtlanticSr.PRIVATE Colleges ChristianINSTITUTIONS and Univ. $800 452 $800 452 $ 86 133 $170-275 200 $170-275 200 $ - $380- 330- $380- 330- CatawbaCampbellBennettBelmont Abbey 850450795780 850500780795 115594120 86 180-300 270320 - 180-300 270304 - 360-630 - 475425450 - 475425410 - GreensboroElonDukeDavidson 1,0001,6001,400 558 1,0001,6001,400 558 120318204240 200-350285-500 200250 200-350360-480 200 - 405-675158-203 - 420425600475 420425500 - LenoirJ.C.HighGuilford PointSmith Rhyne 1,175 860800700 1,175 860800750 111277110 55 225-250220-340 335244 220-340200-250 335244 428-540 -- 430475400446 430475400446 MethodistMeredithMareLivingstone Hill 1,2001,000 600650 1,2001,000 650600 265 2498 - 350195213 - 350400205213 340 -- 340- 400550 - 340- 400550500 SacredQueensN.C.Pfeiffer Wesleyan Heart 1,400 800600920 1,400 600920800 115350250125 275 - 300350275 -- 450550 - 450700550 ShawSalemSt. AugustinetsAndrews 1,1101,2001,330 775 1,1101,2001,330 775 120260110504 300330270 - 350330300270 -- 370-640 480525 - 370-640 480600525 WarrenWake ForestWilson 1,0001,100 1,0001,100 150 30 190-360 275 190-360 - 540 - 390-600 425 390-600 .1M TABLE XLVII. (Cont.) UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS AT NORTH CAROLINA AND UNIVERSITIES, 1968-69 COLLEGES Institution State In- Tuition Out-of- State Required Fees Men Dormitory Room Women Housing*MarriedStudent Men Board** 401mIA.Women BrevardJunior Colleges $575 $ $ Lees-McRaeKittrellGardner-WebbChowan 700400800500 $810 400930500 $124 150103385 50 250-350 250230180 250-350 250180230 $ - $ 350- 360400410 $ 350- 360400410 Mt.Montreat-AndersonMitchellLouisburg Olive 500900576675 500900675 295 209680 200-275100-180 300270 200-275 300270100 300 400450400410 400450410 VardellSouthwoodSt.Peace Mary's Hall DATA920840+725 NOT 920840+725 228 55 -+ 250 420-560 250 ++ 350- 350- 520 ++ Wingate 600 700 AVAILABLE 30 275 250980 MIP 400 400450 ++** CombinedAssumed+* feeTuitionFor ofnine $1,275. and months. Requiredmany Fees instances. combined. to be seven-day board. The lower figure represents the actual charge for less than seven-day board in TABLE XLVIII. DUAILED LISTING OF REQUIRED FEES CHARGED TO REGULAR UNDERGRAEUATE STUEENTS Athletics ATN0RTH CARL:LINA COLLEGES AN!' UNIVEPSITIES, 1968-i;9 A0ArEMIC YEAR Total PUBLIC SENIOR Institution Registration Fee collegiate) (Inter- (Intramural)Athletics Rental Book CulturalSeries ServicesHealth Library Fee StudentGov't Publications Student StudentUnion Other Required Fees UNC-GreensboroUNC-CharlotteUNC-ChapelN.C. State Hill Univers:Ity $ 70.00 20.0016.50 $20.00 10.0025.00 - $18.50 30.0013.00 6.00 $ $ 13.00 _a $15.00 56.0035.00 6.03 $ 4.50 -b $ 1.65 20.03 - $ 7.70 $45.00 45.0042.0019.20 $ 81.0031.4021.00 4.15 $182.00 225.00125.00161.60 ElizabethEastAsheville-BiltmoreAppalachian Carolina City 30.0018.0020.0030.0012.00 18.0014.0030.00 7.50 _c 30.90 11.40 9.00 31.0030.0018.0012.00 12.00 40.00 2.85 _c_ 11.25 _c 33.0010.0048.00 - 45.0087.0028.50 230.45152.00135.00 74.00 N.C.Fayetteville SchoolCollegeA and Tof Arts 20.0015.00 20.0031.00 - 18.0028.00 5.003.005.00 50.0025.0035.0026.00 10.00 12.00 6.50 8.50 25.0044.0028.00 - 32.50d15.0064.00 102.50d138.00181.00171.00 Winston-SalemWilmingtonWesternPembroke Carolina 24.0015.0016.00 25.0033.0010.0016.00 5.009.00 - 35.0030.00 42.00 4.006.00 30.0021.0028.00 - 10.00 2.006.004.00 12.00 7.004.00 30.0030.00 8.002.00 50.0030.0014.00 204.00219.00100.00 90.00 DavidsonCol.CentralCOKMUNITY of CountyPiedmontthe COLLEGES Albemarle 2.50 20.00 5.002.25 20.00 8.502.25 SandhillsRockinghamLenoirIsothermalGaston County 1.00 a 15.0020.0019.5019.50 20.0019.5015.0019.50 WesternWayneSurrySoutheastern Piedmont 12.00 2.00 18.00 18.0018.0012.004.00 18.0024.0020.00 4.00 WilkesBarber-ScotiaAtlanticPRIVATE ChtistianSENIOR 10.00 2.50 3o.cr 1.00 11.75 6.75 15.00 10.0015.00 86.0016.00 CampbellBennettBelmont Abbey 451.00 10.00 15.0015.03 4.00 15.00 3.004.50 3430.gg28.03 20.0015.00 25.0010.00 6.003.00 10.0015.00 - 10.0017.00 5.00 - 16.5030.00 1.50 - 593.5013230.(0)g 86.00 ElonDukeDavidsonCatawba 15.00 - 24.00 10.00 _f - 9.50 12.00 7.00 12.00 f 12.00 5.00 - 200.002480.5000 121053:::240.00 GuilfordGreensboro 200.00 10.00 20.0031.00 _f 101.:(0:100 40.00 3.52 11.00 12.00 45.0080.00 120.00318.00 55.00 TABLE XLVIII. (Cont.) DETAILED LISTING OF REQUIRED FEES CHARGED TO REGULAR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS AT NaRTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1968-69 Registration Athletics (Inter- Athletics Book CulturalSeries ServicesHealth Library Fee Student Gov't Publications Student StudentUnion Other Required FeesTotal PRIVATE SENIOR (Cont.) Irstitution Fee collegiate) - (Intramural) $ Rental $ - $48.30 $ - $29.00 $ - $ - $ - $277.00 MarsLivingstoneLenoirJ.C.High Hill SraithPoint Rhyne $230.30 2.00 - $ 20.0015.50 -g -g $- - 3.00 -g 21.00 - 8.00 g 4.005.50 -g 4.00 -g 30.00 -g 97.50h12.0021.00 110.50110.00 24.0097.50 N.C.MethodistMeredith Wesleyan 200.00 10.30 - 27.5012.00 27.50 - 17.50 5.00 49.0018.00 48.50 20.00 8.00 17.5012.00 50.00 10.00 9.80 - 277.50125.00264.80 St.QueensSt.SacredPfeiffer Andrews Augustine's Heart 25.0010.00 12.00 - 15.03 5.00 - - 10.0015.00 50.0020.00 50.00 50.00 3.00 20.00 8.00 57.00 - 350.00 25.00 350.00260.00110.00115.00 WarrenWakeShawSalem Forest Wilson 15.00 - 23.03 - 10.03 25.00 6.00 10.00 - 33.7510.00 10.00 20.00 - 150.003470.00 24.00 - 120.00503.75150.00 30.00 BrevardPRIVATEGardner-WebbChcwan JUNIOR 100.00 10.13C - - - - 30.0019.00 - 4.00 - 10.30 - 345.00 40.00 1.00 385.00124.00 50.00 MitchellLees-McRaeKittrellLouisburg 103.00 10.0322.00 15.0320.00 0 10.0020.00 - 17.5018.0015.00 20.0320.0040.00 - 10.00 9.50 - 10.00 8.50 10.00 50.00 3.50 150.00103.00 20.0096.0080.00 Mt.St.Montreat-Anderson SouthwoodPeacekClive Mary's 15.00 - - 11.00 6.00 - 20.00 20.00 295.00 3.00 295.00 55.00 WingateVardellaIlcluded Hall in "Student Union." 25.00 - 10.00 5.03 5.00 5.00 - 5.00 - 203.00 228.00 30.00 fIncIudedeIncLudeddRepresentsbIrcludedcInoluded in in means4Dther.""Registration"Academic Student rangirg ActivityFee." from Fee." $25-40Fee under and "Other."$95-110. k3GenerallIrcludedgAll1:Comprehensive fees fee incombinedRequired covers"Total total asfeesallRequired for exceptincluded all Fees." hooks.Required in "Tuition." Fees. General Fees. 118

TABLE XLIX. GRADUATE* STUDENT COSTS AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1968-69

Tuition Required Institution In-State Out-of-State Fees

Public Institutions N.C. State University $ 175 $ 700 $178 UNC-Chapel Hill 175 700 152 UNC-Greensboro 175 700 225 Appalachian State University 165 615 219 East Carolina University 168 600 135 N.C. A and T State University 201 600 181, N. C. College 150 450 129 Western Carolina University 270 600 195

Private Institutions Duke University 1,260 1,260 150 J.C. Smith University 700 700 106 Wake Forest University 1,000 1,000 75

* Costs for room and board are thesame as for undergraduate students.

TABLE L. FIRST PROFESSIONAL TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1968-69

ogs '

Institution In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State

UNC-Chapel Hill Dental $ 685.60 $1,360.60 $68f,.60 $1,360.60

Medical 685.60 1,360.60 SO 00 Pharmacy 446.60 896.60

Law 344.60 869.60 Of Nursing 348.10 873.10

Public Health 598.60 923.60 11111

Duke

Medical 1,775.00 1,775.00 ON OW Law 1,600.00 1,600.00 Divinity 738.00 738.00

Forestry 1.595.00 1,595.00 OS 11.

Wake Forest DATANOT AVAILABLE 119

SECTION IX

ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID

This section presents information cnncerning the academic ability

of entering freshmen (as measured by tests) and financial aid to the students at public senior institutions.

Table LI shows the average Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores of entering freshmen from 1962 to 1968. The average score has steadily

increased at most of the institutions. The increase is especially outstanding among the institutions whicft had traditionally lower average scores as indicated by Figure 14. Institutional combined averages (verbal and math) of SAT scores ranged from 696 to 1,155 in fall 1968. The frequency distribution of SAT scores by institution is given in Table LII.

In general, mean scores are higher than median scores. Table LIII shows the high school class rank of entering freshmen in fall 1968.

Information concerning student financial aid at public senior

institutions during the 12-month period ending June 30, 1968 is summarized in Table LIV. A total of 11,710 non-athletic scholarships

(grants and awards) amounting to $6,528,897 were awarded. Student jobs

totaled 13,819 in number and paid $3,358,959. Student loans to 10,218

students totaled $3,634,988. Total student financial aid for all purposes

came to approximately $18.3 million in the year ending June 30, 1968.

As of that date, loans to 25,005 students in the amount of $14,446,262 were outstanding.

(N) 120

Figure14. SAT Scores of Entering Freshmenin North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities, 1962 -1968*

1,200

... ..

1,100 - " AMMO. 401,0

1,000 dr Noun ,4 MIMI owe L wows *4? olha 11, egos. '

ow/ AA::...... 900 * 11%": ...... iheavbeimo'aria 011.SolgW;$000.11".....7:"... IMES MOM mass , ors 000464

doe ...... 6. jof ...... e 800 4.

doe

700 :0010. ....GO. ....OOP. "11°4 I oe II a... 6 410"Ia. MMUS OM Mb 6 406 um.lb 11.1.06,IP.44 006 /ow.

600 ...... as.e

400'

500 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 Year * Institutions are coded. TABLE LI. AV3RALIE SAT SCORES OF ENTERING FRESHMEN IN NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1962-1968 In-State Students Average SAT Scores, Fall Cut-of-State Students 1968 All Students Combined SAT Average Prior Years 1962 Institution (Coded) Verbal Math. 372 Total 729 Verbal 354 Math. 379 Total 733 Verbal 357 Math. 373 Total 730 1967 724 1966 689 1965 640 1964 616 1963 596 556 A 357436 471456 892910 451420 476484 935896 473435 440457 913892 896905 882894 896893 871902 826840 814821 439518 527 1,045 605548 559645 1,2501,107 559524 596534 1,1551,058 1,0431,151 1,1521,039 1,1321,042 1,0381,100 1,0761,017 1,051 989 408461554 591445507 1,145 853968 411467 449509 860976 409461 446507 855968 838977 823971 800992 721926 914714 893690 -z.-*503 369*574 1,077 723* 382*528 397*604 1,132 779* 365507 380579 1,086 745 1,095 732 1,072 664 1,070 652 1,038 655 1,021 647 1,012 629 327354 358350 685704 357322 382366 739688 338336 365358 696701 682669 652650 584611 574587 529572 565556 478462 506495 984957 485519 548491 1,067 976 475479 507506 985982 941959 947953 943919 931909 835892 857829 396438 468408 804906 393433 416476 809909 395438 410468 805906 909792 895745 881678 657883 626853 805628 0 .11.111. * Computed by Board of Higher Education. 486 450 936 505 469 974 4)6 460 956 962 1,015 TABLE LII DISTRIBUTIGN OF SAT SCORES OF ENTERING FRESHMEN IN NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 Intervals Score A B C D E F C H I 3 K L M N 0 P Institutions All Verbal - - - 1 42 - - 10 - - - 1 - - - - 54 600-649650-699700-749750-800 - 9-2 31 62 135 6420 308202110 21 61 31- 196 7927 - -1 - 104 30 8 1219 53 107522 1 17 51- 10 642 1,482 852409176 450-499500-549550-599 2912 -5 89593314 330227134 65 200291382294 324456195427 123 983777 148 6738 9 314367454459 103 1468 2 3010 5 25 217 503494319169 303652 307395154 166 7948 121317 8 2,7262,5872,144 400-449250-299300-349350-399 104 8129 3673 - 100267 10 58 -2 51 - 2170 -1 3763 -2 125 13 -4 316120176 6 140 8694 7 874557 2 259 30 - 26 -4- 101380 12 - 222303 - -13 1,2162,071 330 15 Not200-249 Available - 2- -- 2- -- 21 - . 48 - 2 1 3 - 2 - 15 96 Meat*TotalStudents 356260 317427435 1,172 432440 1,449 523524 2,115 559557 461476465 368428409 2,096 507507 365805344 375331338 331336227 1,920 467475 479187476 1,459 438430 841333395 503496 91 14,158 463470 MathematicalMedian**750-800 349 - - - 5 67 - - 21 - - - 4 2- - - - 298 97 600-649650-699700-749 - 15 - 3413 - 161 68 6 432320145 178837 6 11 4-6 459295129463 -62 2- 1- 321123 5710 3219 5 136 4011 31 31 43 2,1451,340 794 550-599450-499500-549 46 81 48219073 251131284277 387350130320 159379551 53 101 7499 172 8121 234346 85 118 7616 5411 7 37 36 328472519 284045 311380350 213104 52 171019 6 2,3672,4662,109 250-299300-349350-399400-449 114 1667 1156 1 145 32 5 20 - 9- 27 6- 1558 - 15 1- 265248 68 149105 45 - 247972 77 -6- 10 6- 185 43 -1 311126 - 157 1,475 795166 10 Not200-249TotalStudents Available 260 - 317 2- 1,172 -- 1,449 2- 2,115 - 476 21 - 368 - 2,096 48 805 -6 375 2 227 31 1,920 3 187 - 1,459 2 841 - 1591 14,158 96 Media**Meat & ri 371373 450457 472474 533534 592596 511507 432446 554579 365380 347358 365355 503507 511506 467468 347410 460 502503 * * *Computed by institutions from Computedindividual by data.BHE from grouped data. i TABLE LIU. Rank In HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RANK OF ENTERING FRESHMEN IN NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNDP.'RSITIES, FALL 1968 Percent DistributionQuintile Institution (Coded) Percent DistributionQuartileRank In A Institution (Coded) 0 SecondTop Fifth Fifth 3235% 14%70 2856% 3742% 2941% SecondTop Fourth Fourth 2651% 3831% 1585% 20787 33397 23617 27527 23597 36507 175570 FourthThird FifthFifth 22 8 8 19 17 3 21 8 BottomThird FourthFourth 12 8 21 4 (z) 1 1216 14 2 17 4 13 5 13 49 NotBottom Available Fifth 12 8 (2) 6 1 1 Not Available 3 6 - (z) - (z) 15 CumulativeTopEistribution Percent 20 Percent 35 14 56 42 41 CumulativeTopDistribution Percent 25 Percent 51 Top 806040 Percent 8967 7284 8493 9679 9170 TopTop 75 50 Percent Percent 8977 (Z) Represents percentage less than 0.5 97 72 94 percent. 99 99 TABLE LIV. STUDENT FINANCIAL AID AT 143RTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR TWELVE-MONTH PERIOD ENDING JUNE 30, 1968 Number Non-Athletic Amount SCHOLARSHIPS (Grants and Awards) Number Athletic Amount Number Total Amount Number FELLOWSHIPS TEACHING Amount Students(On-Camp.Stud.Jobs)No. of CAMPUS PAYROLL Amount Number Loans Granted AmountSTUDENT LOAN FUNDS OutstandingNumber Loans* Amount N.C. StateUniversity Institution 1,388 $622,379 178 $242,757 1,566 $865,136 703 $2,021,000 3,625 $553,389 1,292 $617,175 2,891 $2,172,740 UYC-Chapel Hill 3,202 303 3,849,380 81,445 179 - 237,430 .- 3,381 303 4,086,810 81,445 652 - 1,208,895 - 1,520 219 450,000 83,074 1,744 206 851,668 29,614 6,800 137 4,358,453 65,596 UNC-CharlotteUNC-Greensboro 768700 199,728298,509 102 - 42,063 - 870700 241,791298,509 120148 202,150152,000 1,0581,175 309,778301,649 868499 297,123185,514 2,229 158 613,298961,522 AppalachianEastAsheville-Biltmore Carolina 1,363 130 260,30047,118 187 12 102,133 8,000 1,550 142 362,433 55,118 145 - 288,667 - 2,104 190 366,87931,652 987 35 355,401 28,965 1,693 49 1,158,917 28,905 FayettevilleElizabeth City 610295 158,268 62,102 3853 4,0005,142 348648 162,268 67,244 - -- 206598 119,280 53,652 663402 119;255106,862 1,138 648 195,402487,554 N.C. CollegeA and T 618661 279,693193,000 7168 32,34569,109 689729 348,802225,345 3136 30,62813,350 958756 328,124258,091 1,2151,056 358,547318,056 3,2672,991 1,689,8561,242,356 N.C. School of Arts 78 17,515 - - 78 17,515 - - 53 18,350 12 2,734 4ND 4ND WesternPembroke Carolina 1,022 217 304,31541,875 4067 32,623 7,395 1,089 257 336,938 49,270 -- - 200749 284,45673,683 555218 183,50544,126 1,410 548 150,854708,280 WInstoa-SalemWilmington 264 91 14,85098 420 4221 14 186 6,000 306112 112 60620,850 30 - 9,030 - 343 65 109.83717,065 386 30 125.243 11,200 904.142 541.080 71,449 h Opus not in,:itoloTOTAL loans granted during the year. 11,710 6,528,897 1,058 803,183 12,768 7,332,080 1,865 3,925,690 13,819 3,358,959 10,218 3,634,988 25,005 14,446,262 125

SECTION X

STUDENT HOUSING

The upsurge in college enrollment in the late1950's and early

1960's resulted ina shortage of dormitory facilities onmany college

campuses. This section is intended to presentpertinent information

on the student housing situation in public seniorinstitutions in North

Carolina.

General trends in dormitoryfacilities and their utilizationare

shown in Figure 15 and TableLV. In fall 1961occupancy of dormitories in

the public senior institutionswas 13 percent above normal capacity.

Severe overcrowding continueduntil 1966 whenoccupancy in dormitories dropped to 3 percent above capacity. In fall 1968 the overcrowding

completely disappeared. Enrollment housed in dormitoriesdecreased from

69.4 percent in 1960 to 49.5percent in 1965. During the past fouryaars the proportion of enrollment housedin dormitories has been stableat the

50 percent level.

Latest informationon student housing is shown in Table LVI.

Although the public seniorinstitutions as a whole donot show over- utilization of dormitories,some institutions still have overcrowded dormitories. Forty-nine percent of the studentsenrolled in public senior institutions live in dormitories, 24percent in privately-owned housing,

23 percent in theirown homes, 3 percent in fraternityor sorority houses, and the remainder in marriedstudent housing or other college-owned housing. 126

Figure 15. Percent of Dormitory Utilization in North Carolina Public Senior Colleges and Universities,* 1961-1968

113.4%

110.7% 110.9%

110%

103.3% 102.9%

100%

90%

0% 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 Year * Excluding N. C. School of Arts and military centers. TABLE LV. CAPACITY ANDPUBLIC UTILIZATION SENIOR COLLEGESOF DORMITORIES AND UNIVERSITIES,* 1960 TO 1968 IN NORTH CAROLINA Total StudentsNumber of Normal Percent of Percent of Fall 1960 Year Enrollment 35,664 Housed in Dorm 20,477 Capacity 18,822of Dorm Capacity108.8%Housed Enrollmentin Dorm69.4% FallFail 196319611962 42,97939,717 24,10721,989 21,77619,394 110.7113.4 56.155.4 Fall 19651964 56,81850,884DATA NOT 28,11426,529 25,52523,911 110.1110.9 52.1 FallFall 1967 1966 65,95261,322 32,60431,138 31,69430,141 102.9103.3 49.450.849.5 *ExcludingFall 1968 N. C. School of the Arts and 69,576 34,155military centers. 34,149 100.0 49.1 TABLE LVI. STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY-TYPE OF HOUSING IN !MTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, FALL 1968 COLLEGE OWNED (OR RELATED) HOUSING INSTITUTION ENMOLLMENTRESIDENT CREDIT TOTAL Actually Housed Enrollment% of Total in Dorms College Dormitories CapacityNormal Capacity Housed % of Normal MarriedHousingStudent and SororityFraternity Houses HousingCollegeOwnedOther HousedCommunityPrivately inNON-COLLEGE HOUSING Commuters Homefrom UNC-ChapelN.C. State Hill Univ. 16,23311,964 6,9005,252 42.543.97. 7,0895,343 97.398.37 328565 996562 54 5 6,262*4,772 1,505** 996 AppalachianMC-GreensboroUNC-CharlotteAsheville-Biltmore 5,5805,8892,351 748 3,5273,783 186 - 24.963.262.4 - 3,6963,941 - 73.895.495.9 - - - 15 - 1,025 470 96 - 1,0281,9951,881 562 FayettevilleElizabethEast Carolina City 1,2431,0099,258 4,9362,394 846772 68.162.376.553.3 4,9562,285 49322832 156.6104.8100.7 99.6 -1 422 - 66 - 1,636 168 57 - 2,1971,456*** 229180 WesternN.C.Pembroke CollegeA andCarolina T 4,31C1,5643,0423,844 2,4111,949 431 - 55.927.564.1 - 2,1661,853 431 - 111.3100.0105.2 - - 3213 - -7 1,211 365429 25 1,108 862649664 Winston-SalemWilmington 11,240 301 768 59.0 812 94.6 Mona .. 147 - 16,608 92 15,747 441 TotalPercent ofEnrollment Total (100.0%)69,576 34,155(49.17.) 49.1 34,149 100.0 (1.3%) 894 (2.97.)2,025 (0.27.) (23.97.) 80 (22.67.) 19 N.C. School*** cf IncludesArts****** studentsIncludes* Includes in427 private students 985 housing students in evening in housedcommunity. college in privately and 461 inowned graduate dore:tories centers. (Granville East &West). 364 265 72.8 248 166.8 i *kirk Includes high school students. 4 129

SECTION XI

FINANCIAL STATISTICS

This section provides financial data on public and private senior colleges and universities in North Carolina. Data are for fiscal year

1967-68, the ending date of which is June 30 for public institutions and of which varies among private institutions.

Table LVII presents current funds revenue by source for each institution. The total revenue from all sources in public senior institutions amounted to $212 million in fiscal year 1967-68. This represents a

16 percent increase over the total revenue of $182 million in fiscal year

1966-67. This increase by source is shown in Figure 16.

While 26 percent of the total funds revenue in private senior institutions was from student tuition and fees, only 10 percent of the total revenue in public senior institutions came from tuition and fees.

Table LVIII shows current funds expenditures by function for each institution. The total expenditures for all functions in public senior institutions amounted to $205 million in fiscal year 1967-68. This total is compared by function with the previous year's expenditures in

Figure 17. 130

Figure 16. Current Funds Revenue in North Carolina Public SeniorColleges and Universities, 1966-67 and 1967-68

Governmental Appropriations (Federal, State and Local)

1966-67 1967-68

* Includes Housing, FoodServices, and Other Auxiliary Enterprises. 131

Figure 17. Current Funds Expenditures in North CarolinaPublic Senior Colleges and Universities, 1966-67 and 1967-68

225

200

175

Auxiliary Enterprises*

150 20#0%

& General Educ. ther 12.2% 125 Organized Research AL_ 7.

A ANctivities t Orgarlie-toBallcip 100 .a.elati General Advt., &Stud. enera Expense,s Insti.Servic PlantI4ainten- Physical&Operation 870.. ance 75 Libraries 101%

Extension and Public ( 8% Service

50 34.7% Instruction and Departmental Research

r .

1966-67 1 67-68

* Includes Housing, Food Services, and Other Auxiliary Enterprises. TABLE LVII. CURRENT FUNDS REVENUE IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1967-68 Student Governmental EndowmentIncome& EdUcational and General Other Education Other Student Auxiliary CurrentFundsTotal Public Senior Institution Tuition & Fees Approp.* Priv. Gifts ResearchSponsored ProgramsSponsored & Generai Total Aid .Enterprisea** Revenue UNC-GreensboroUNC-CharlotteUNC-ChapelN.C. State Hill Univ. $4,208,456 1,874,0196,695,678 468,011 $12,494,73125,314,1464,612,8162,001,681 $2,347,162 2,036,972 141,98898,881 $15,194,70215,208,127 280,796 11,469 $7,609,6118,802,707 474,972 65,409 $ 1,396,72510,616,129 305,447 82,573 $43,251,38768,673,7597,690,0382,728,024 $1,816,268 213,090386,356597,304 73,146 $ 7,133,01919,171,3813,277,408 349,148 $52,200,67488,442,44411,353,8029,564,4963,150,318 Asheville-BiltmoreElizabethEastAppalachian Carolina City 2,447,1271,396,684 206,190276,723 3,330,4536,725,536 729,304924,456 85,61323,614 785,063 4,6994,000 212,638137,790195,493 436,003597,84420,847 1,504 10,774,6775,465,3911,164,6641,136,849 383,435 60,24529,514 3,982,3113,886,015 589,409539,445127,556 14,817,2331,964,3412,087,5441,293,919 N.C.Fayetteville CollegeSchoolA and Tof Arts 1,181,946 786,465274,884159,792 2,839,3813,089,025 646,120954,211 232,900 470,387 1,511 269,79335,955 3,277 242,712246,22786,560 6,298 3,871,8351,769,9031,045,1105,257,3781,353,121 66,30766,16021,81118,775 1,451,8542,102,153 430,201227,331 2,218,8795,389,9961,338,6017,359,531 Winston-SalemWilmingtonWesternPeMbroke Carolina Public Total 22,218,6831,109,110 380,770468,557284 271 69,801,5992,680,5221,301,3461 188 321 969,550 5,004,062 1413,796 370 8,766 31,963,754 3,000 18,165,075 231125,101 519 810 14,353,929 267,098 2819,055 907 161,507,102 4,190,5971,747,3881,386,981 4,431,381 334,572336,938 27,460 46,014,3882,047,280 616 55383,324 211,952,871 2,698,5136,574,8151,497,765 Private SeniorBarber-ScotiaAtlantic Christian 1,247,945 291,215 49,989 318,737176,986 8,660 46,11927,315 1,502,235 664,731 32,75293,317 180,121526,220 1,633,7032,061,207 938,169 BennettBelmontCatawbaCampbell Abbey 2,110,026 934,186531,867653,131 7,874 358,063262,228603,333264,903 550 241,074 50,215 121,375111,18149,40839,50875,149 2,689,4171,286,6872,589,4641,487,6551,001,057 364,157157,700 53,95253,98334,040 1,422,611 742,800688,315489,185598,606 2,134,5403,796,3742,028,9544,066,058 DavidsonGuilfordGreensboroElonDuke 10,043,2271,469,1041,273,4261,198,590 669,705 32,974 9,208,8071,435,767 218,383291,697165,376 17,544,088 500 9,992,873 110,677 5,652 22,065,526 160,62927,80989,672 68,854,5211,958,7931,561,948 989,211 2,565,063 23,48051,76666,860 6,211,439 426,497631,616580,458 77,631,0232,245,3302,606,1111,439,188 J.C.HighLivingstoneLenoir PointSmith Rhyne 1,047,2551,072,045 989,513 46,098 359,905675,562279,110 133,001 197,93170,94117,232 1,651,1891,815,3081,422,096 597,84126,30963,831 9,200 779,812847,900754,239619,176 3,192,9612,350,5002,469,2592,067,581 MethodistMeredithN.C.Mars HillWesleyan DATA1,272,300 NOT AVAILABLE867,316894,811 19,329 365,506183,113119,300 3,100 31,63945,432 1,800 35,26616,54296,400 1,470,4961,101,3971,341,0151,493,400 123,433 4,1857,450 776,226654,832777,361 2,254,1721,879,6622,122,561 QueensSt.SacredPfeiffer Andrews Heart DATA1,298,3621,367,132 250,846913,737 NOT AVAILABLE 210,59536,060 448,416442,731181,397540,217 5,970 1,170 29,983 85,82240,64883,03819,646 1,470,7401,992,3361,599,328 375,914 136,14278,41332,88364,068 1,009,232 560,292306,337622,380 2,167,1743,079,9812,285,776 715,134 WarrenWakeShawSalemSt. ForestAugustinets Wilson 3,141,0741,161,158 310913,980936,502 311 4548,330 636 6,302 1,739,325 406366,334178,466 151 248,468234,119 194,000181,440 748,042103,459 11 228 6,070,9091,991,3811,202,207 773 326 190,534179,28933,04685 995 2,027,512 276760,586664,136 950 18,288,9552,931,256 1,899,389136 271 ** Includes* Housire,IncludesPrivate FoodFederal, Services, Total State, and and Other Local Auxiliary Governments. Enterprises. 36,859,264 503,187 19,595,983 18,031,995 11,026,446 24,339,886 110,356,761 5,129,689 23,934,839 139,421,289 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1967-68 TABLE LVIII. CURRENT FUNDS EXPENDITURES IN NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR Educational and General Institution DepartmentalIpstruct. & Public &Research Extensicn Service Libraries Maintenance& OperationPhy. Stud.Serv. Plant Gen'l Insti. Expend.Genii. Adm., & Organized Research Educational& GeneralOther Total Student Total Aid Enterprises*Auxiliary Total PhysicalOtherExpend.Plant Expenditures Current FundsTotal Public SeniorUNC-ChapelN.C. State Hill Univ. $10,737,36828,842,529 $8,774,6551,729,764 $ 2,046,923 313,177675,877 $2,C17,9412,356,591 287,169 $1,816,6133,580,573 361,087 $ 9,850,21413,188,097 19,134 $ 9,311,73612,984,348 103,924 $43,184,40464,728,8252,624,866 $1,816,2681,252,080 87,455 $ 7,102,00016,466,336 325,020 $ 11,480 $52,102,67282,447,2413,048,821 Asheville-BiltmoreAppalachiarUNC-GreensboroUNC-Charlotte 2,935,2384,263,0221,513,717 593,050 247,319 72,80429,718 146,419322,254379,354595,369 1,134,218 732,722139,815716,523 1,154,921 892,238216,613488,255 316,791937,330 4,699 630,123537,990764,002 16,109 10,772,6781,116,7055,165,1977,631,819 213,090421,419196,049 49,586 3,888,0553,583,4513,078,364 136,560 10,000 11,141,60214,856,7821,302,8518,961,738 N.C.FayettevilleElizabethEast CarolinaSchoolA and City Tof Arts 2,853,8036,164,933 811,035672,328739,391 284,588 40,00017,064 228,855101,555 68,43962,357 768,247240,788202,066 87,591 493,879182,679160,850173,404 470,387 329,292 5,184,4631,353,1211,164,6641,001,762 383,015 72,91521,81166,160 2,106,783 446,913219,253550,761 1,994,5921,287,1757,364,1611,925,693 WesternWilmingtonPembrokeN.C. College Carolina 1,173,4742,257,5972,628,285 879,622 274,996 29,893 4,637 233,951248,818121,922 97,169 584,979112,293525,091183,211 226,169319,047210,351504,713 125,101 4,741 732 319,739 26,574 4,181,1073,871,8351,375,9581,664,205 336,938334 572 32,28429,43766,307 2,043,0011,559,205 450,998616,553 72,228 2,982 6,561,0462,144,6405,497,3472,698,5131,483,452 Private Winston-SalemSenior Public Total _1021211168,071,027 11,609,543 104 405 5,747,325 104 886 10,358,624 269 439 10,995,531 214,139 24,917,226 25,069,721 45 884 156,768,997 1,747,388 5,379,386 42,645,481 514,358 51,68124,462 204,818,326 2,010,285 BelmontBarber-ScotiaAtlanticBennett Abbey Christian 379,692782,782601,142 83,73724,614 112,533 56,40419,65272,191 126,864168,73030,283 304,068625,880383,760280,806 227,287 61,524 1,334,3691,365,597 941,554700,429 339,341115,343 80,70967,84978,649 1,357,272 421,507280,734502,030 69,736 3,997,7541,096,5062,095,2171,581,169 DukeDavidsonCatawbaCampbell 12,683,0541,310,2021,348,831 575,116 - 2,086,554 236,615183,309 60,807 2,477,118 291,347179,915437,928 4,130,591 687,938559,491545,011 16,907,623 1,199 27,974,537 280,215 68,843 66,259,4772,844,9462,559,7731,362,048 4,443,968 364,157 55,598 5,440,429 634,449586,805 24,930 76,143,8742,098,0723,843,5522,029,381 HighGuilfordGreensboroElon Point 1,009,174 649,021674,984528,128 --** 138,699 109,233 50,99172,950 238,931224,666132,788132,910 405,971261,566521,009249,243 113,635***266,450 1,915,305 - 1,244,4861,067,2931,553,265 167,897 25,14753,28075,082 490,940447,837650,020346,747 751,24043,690 4,114,0322,574,1421,969,5881,439,187 MarsLivingstoneLenoirJ.C. SmithHill Rhyne DAT'A1,023,658 878,735884,200 NOT AVAILABLE 19,5004,101 110,550 89,20084,402 191,400135,8A7284,441 225,806736,103145,200 4,000 106,292222,400 64,588 1,976,0252,078,5181,229,7191,555,900 597,841 39,46463,50090,283 722,000686,433645,031707,864 161,511 53,336 2,075,7252,341,4002,427,508 MethodistMeredithPfeifferN.C. Wesleyan DATA 543,525672,708 NOT AVAILABLE 97,915 64,05174,44352,755 169,884115,296 68,764 228,132476,404527,395696,344 238,628824,141 25,487 1,747,1301,379,450 966,158 116,289149,118 50,699 472,032523,903590,056 173,400167,705 2,508,8512,220,1761,606,913 St.SacredQueens Augustine'sAndrews Heart 1,044,971 554,146156,659 1,482 52,085 175,454 72,30017,73055,760 191,359112,501337,258 66,80390,987 279,741406,907439,609178,424 110,291 68,395 1,882,8261,091,8471,224,712 419,616 169,967171,996 71,39919,899 1,024,941 562,254527,182221,462 50,93038,652 3,079,7631,776,4301,921,861 699,629 WarrenWakeShawSalem Forest Wilson Private Tbtal 30,459,0932,556,843 287692,547619,693 800 297,147 15 195 4,782,061 627,551 33,0315470,161 735 7,398,070 843,221216,181132 628 14,970,601 567,133123984,434 635 17,115,203 193,651 8,730 31,494,434 391,177450,544 106,516,609 5,596,8772,005,296 613 993 8,293,099 439,671294,838151 115 20,963,6091,694,230 371541,738 355 2,490,229 260544,758 601 98,059 138,263,546 8,275,5362,939,931 *** Included** Includedin Instruction* Includesin General and Housing, DepartmentalAdministration. Food Services, Research. and Other Auxiliary Enterprises. APPENDICES --ft-rmo tc..k. 134 1ss-/13(1137 APPENDIX A

SOURCES OF DATA

The basic data used in this publicationwere provided by North Carolina colleges and universities in annual reporting forms ofthe Board of Higher Education (BHE) and Higher Education General InformationSurvey forms (HEGIS) of the United States Office of Education. The sources of basic data for each section are listed below.

SECTION I. CURRENT ENROLLMENT

BHE A-1 Comprehensive Report on Fall Enrollment, 1968 Part I. Resident-Credit Enrollment, Fall 1968 Part III. "Home Base" of Students, Fall 1968

BHE (Suppl. 2) Enrollment in Third Trimester, Fourth Quarter,or Summer Session(s): 1968

HEGIS OE 2300-2.5 Students Enrolled for Advanced Degrees, Fall 1968

SECTION II. ENROLLMENT TRENDS

Historical enrollment data accumulated at Board of HigherEducation.

SECTION III. UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS

BHE A-1 Part II. New Transfer Students

SECTION IV. DEGREES CONFERRED

HEGIS OE 2300-2.1Degrees and Other Formal Awards Conferred Between July 1, 1967 and June 30, 1968

SECTION V. FWULTY AND STAFF

BHE A-5Employees in Institutions of Higher Education, Fall 1968

SECTION VI. LIBRARY RESOURCES

HEGIS OE 2300-5 Library Collection, Staff, Expenditures, and Salaries

SECTION VII. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

BHE A-8 Report on Extension Activities for Twelve-Month Period Ending June 30, 1968 (public senior institutions only)

SECTION VIII. STUDENT COSTS

BHE A-3 Student Tuition, Fees and Charges for the AcademicYear 1968-69 138

SECTION IX. ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID

BHE A-4 Admission Requirements and Practices as of October 1, 1968 (public senior institutions only)

BHE A-10 Student Financial Aid for Twelve-Month Period Ending June 30, 1968 (public senior institutions only)

SECTION X. STUDENT HOUSING

BHE A-2 Student Housing Report as of October 1, 1968 (public senior institutions only)

SECTION XI. FINANCIAL STATISTICS

HEGIS OE 2300-4 Financial Statistics of Institutions of Higher Education APPENDIX B

DEFINITIONS OF TERMS

The definitions below are intended to facilitate the better under- standing of information presented in this report. These are selected from the Board's reporting forms and the U.S. Office of Education's Higher Education General Information Survey forms. Some specific definitions appear as footnotes in appropriate tables.

1. ENROLLMENT, unless otherwise noted, refers to the head-count resident- credit enrollment. The resident-credit enrollment includes full-time and part-time students enrolled in courses basic to or creditable to a bachelor's or higher degree. This excludes students in extension, correspondence, adult education, audited courses, short coules, and those enrolled for individual lessons only.

Undergraduate includes students who have not completed a full four-year program or its equivalent and also students in a five- year bachelor's program. This classification includes students in junior and community colleges in programs transferable to four-year institutions.

First Professional includes students who are in a professional school or program (law, medicine, dentistry, theology, etc.) which requires at least two or more academic years of previous college work for entrance.

Graduate includes students who have attained at least one standard bachelor's degree or first professional degree and who are or might be a candidate for a master's or doctor's degree.

Entering Freshmen include new students who have no college credits prior to the immediately previous summer sessions.

Full-time Student includes students enrolled in credits equal to at least 75 percent of the normal full-time load.Normal full- time load is the number of credit hours required for graduation divided by the number of semesters or terms normally required for graduation.

Part-time Student includes students enrolled for less than 75 percent of the normal full-time load.

F.T.E. (Ful,l-time Equivalent) of Part-time Students is the total number of credit hours of part-time students divided by the normal full-time load. Recognition is made of variations in full-time load for different program levels.

In-state Students are those whose legal residence, as determined at the institution, is in North Carolina. 140

Out-of-State Students are those whose legal residence, as determined at the institution, is in a state other than North Carolina or in a foreign country.

2. TRANSFER refers to students transferring to North Carolina institutions who have college credits from other institutions in a previous regular session(s). A former student transferring back to his original institution after attendance at another institution is not classified as a transfer.

3. DEGREES in this report refer to earned degrees conferred (not honorary). Specifically the following degrees are included:

Bachelor's Degree requires successful completion of at least four but not more than five years of academic work.

First Professional Degree signifies the completion of the academic requirements for a selected profession, which is based on an educational program requiring at least twoacademic years of previous college work for entrance and which requires a total of at least six academic years of college work for completion. Examples of first proEessional degrees are the Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.), and Doctor of Medi- cine (M.D.) degrees.

Master's Degree is customarily granted upon successful completion of one (sometimes two) academic years of work beyond the bachelor's degree.

Doctor's Degree includes such degrees as Doctor of Education, Doctor of Juridical Scienca, Doctor of Public Health, and the Doctor of Philosophy in any field.

4. FACULTY member refers to the professional personnel employed in colleges and universities who are primarily assigned to resident instruction and departmental or organized research. This does not include other professional personnel in library, auxiliary enterprises and public service activities.

5. EXTENSION ACTIVITY is defined in this report as any on-or off-campus instructional, research application, or public service activity sponsored by the reporting institution which is in addition to the regular on-campusinstructional and research activities provided for the regularly enrolled, on-campus, degree candidate.

Credit Extension includes students in extension courses which are creditable toward abachelor's or higher degree, an associate degree, a certificate, a diploma, or other formal award.

On-Campus Extension generally includes students enrolled in evening or weekend courses or special part-time students taking day classes offered by the extension division.When the extension division is not separated from the regular programs, this includes students who enrolled ,only in evening or weekend courses. Off-Camuzilxtension includes students enrolledin off-campus extension courses, excluding military centers.

Military Centers: students enrolled in military centers.

Correspondence students are those taking one or morecourses for credit toward a formal degree, bymail.

Television Courses: students taking television coursesfor credit.

Non-Credit Extension includes students inother than credit extension.

Adult Education includes adults enrolled innon-degree credit courses of regular length(or slightly shorter) which are designed for, or attended principally by, personswho have terminated their formal education.

Short Course refers to face-to-face, organizedinstruction in a specially designed coursewhich lasts considerably less than the regular sessions but at least four separatedays.

Other Tues of Non-Credit Extension activities,if any, including courses offered by telecommunicationmedia, conferences, and correspondence not for credit.