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| Table 8 |
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| Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) by Course Level, |
| 2001-02 College Year |
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Undergraduate |
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Lower
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Upper
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Total
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Division |
Division |
Subtotal |
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Graduate |
All Levels |
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| Bakersfield |
2,173.9 |
3,302.8 |
5,476.7 |
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613.5 |
6,090.2 |
| Chico |
6,014.6 |
8,310.7 |
14,325.3 |
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460.7 |
14,786.0 |
| Dominguez Hills |
2,261.8 |
5,354.0 |
7,615.8 |
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1,311.7 |
8,927.5 |
| Fresno |
6,921.4 |
8,517.2 |
15,438.7 |
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1,079.4 |
16,518.0 |
| Fullerton |
8,224.8 |
13,920.7 |
22,145.6 |
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1,378.6 |
23,524.2 |
| Hayward |
3,512.6 |
7,072.0 |
10,584.7 |
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1,176.5 |
11,761.1 |
| Humboldt |
3,158.4 |
3,644.3 |
6,802.7 |
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299.3 |
7,102.0 |
| Long Beach |
11,480.7 |
13,597.4 |
25,078.1 |
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1,654.7 |
26,732.8 |
| Los Angeles |
5,771.3 |
9,293.1 |
15,064.4 |
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1,339.1 |
16,403.6 |
| Maritime Academy |
483.2 |
285.9 |
769.1 |
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769.1 |
| Monterey Bay |
1,369.3 |
1,316.3 |
2,685.6 |
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153.7 |
2,839.3 |
| Northridge |
9,447.8 |
11,268.5 |
20,716.3 |
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2,616.4 |
23,332.7 |
| Pomona |
8,514.3 |
7,882.0 |
16,396.2 |
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619.0 |
17,015.3 |
| Sacramento |
8,163.9 |
10,659.9 |
18,823.8 |
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2,379.3 |
21,203.1 |
| San Bernardino |
4,628.9 |
6,139.8 |
10,768.7 |
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2,110.5 |
12,879.2 |
| San Diego |
11,684.3 |
12,864.2 |
24,548.5 |
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3,152.3 |
27,700.8 |
| San Francisco |
6,750.6 |
11,973.7 |
18,724.3 |
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2,623.4 |
21,347.7 |
| San Jose |
8,180.0 |
10,850.2 |
19,030.2 |
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2,326.5 |
21,356.7 |
| San Luis Obispo |
9,209.3 |
7,372.6 |
16,581.9 |
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478.1 |
17,060.0 |
| San Marcos |
1,487.8 |
3,489.1 |
4,976.9 |
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203.4 |
5,180.3 |
| Sonoma |
2,771.3 |
3,434.3 |
6,205.6 |
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258.5 |
6,464.1 |
| Stanislaus |
2,156.8 |
3,600.6 |
5,757.5 |
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421.7 |
6,179.2 |
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| Campus Total |
124,367.1 |
164,149.4 |
288,516.5 |
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26,656.2 |
315,172.7 |
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Table does not include Summer Arts, International Programs or CalStateTEACH. |
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| (2)
The figures presented on this page may not sum to totals due to rounding. |
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