Table 1b Three-Year Average, NCAA Eligible Men and Women on CSU Campuses, 1995-1997

Campus Total No. Women 1995-97 Total No. Men 1995-97 Total Eligible 1995-97 % Women % Men Bakersfield 3,899 2,204 6,103 63.89% 36.11% Chico 12,103 10,211 22,314 54.24% 45.76% Dominguez Hills 5,159 2,928 8,087 63.79% 36.21% Fresno 10,765 8,799 19,564 55.02% 44.98% Fullerton 10,555 7,070 17,625 59.89% 40.11% Hayward 6,641 3,542 10,183 65.22% 34.78% Humboldt 7,549 7,021 14,570 51.81% 48.19% Long Beach * 15,983 11,854 27,837 57.42% 42.58% Los Angeles 5,867 3,886 9,753 60.16% 39.84% Northridge 10,917 7,704 18,621 58.63% 41.37% Pomona 7,486 9,295 16,781 44.61% 55.39% Sacramento 16,993 13,557 30,550 55.62% 44.38% San Bernardino 4,312 2,669 6,981 61.77% 38.23% San Diego 11,210 8,999 20,209 55.47% 44.53% San Francisco * 11,405 7,350 18,755 60.81% 39.19% San Jose 9,690 7,944 17,634 54.95% 45.05% San Luis Obispo 16,472 20,684 37,156 44.33% 55.67% Sonoma 8,008 4,873 12,881 62.17% 37.83% Stanislaus 3,836 2,577 6,413 59.82% 40.18%             Totals 178,850 143,167 322,017 55.54% 44.46% Due to the annual fluctuation of the ratio of men and women who are academically eligible to participate in NCAA athletics, the Monitoring Committee agreed to establish target percentages based on a three-year average of men and women eligible students as reported in fall 1995, 1996 and 1997. In addition, the Committee agreed to carry percentages out by two decimal points to allow for greater precision. It was agreed that these changes provide a more accurate reflection of the percentages of NCAA eligible students. *Adjustments were made to 1996 NCAA eligibility figures for San Francisco State and to 1995 NCAA eligibility figures for CSU Long Beach due to errors in original submissions (December 1999). Download original Excel format of table