Statistical Reports

CSU COLLEGE YEAR REPORT

1. This report is based on the Student Enrollment File (ERSS) of the Enrollment Reporting System.

2. The census date for this report is the close of the third week of instruction for campuses on a quarter system and the fourth week of instruction for campuses on a semester system. Enrollments are in terms of the net number of students actively enrolled on the census date.

3. The college year includes fall and spring semesters for campuses operating on the semester calendar, or summer, fall, winter, and spring quarters with a quarter calendar. The college year is assumed to begin with the summer quarter.

4. Six of the campuses are on a quarter system (four as year-round), while the remainder are on a semester system. CSU Stanislaus has adopted the "4-1-4" academic calendar consisting of two 13-week semesters and a month-long winter term. College year enrollments are calculated as follows:

Semester and three-quarter calendar campuses: average of term enrollments.
Year-round (four-quarter) campuses: average of fall, winter, and spring enrollments plus one third of summer enrollment.
Stanislaus (4-1-4 calendar): average enrollments are calculated by weighting terms by 13, 4, and 13.

6. Definitions of term FTE in the 4-1-4 system at Stanislaus do not conform to systemwide definitions. The inclusion of the special winter term, however, adjusts FTE to systemwide comparability and uniformity of annual FTE.

7. Regular student are those individuals who attempt 6.1 student credit units or more during a term. Limited students are those individuals who attempt six or fewer student credit. As a consequence of the relatively small workload being attempted, limited students are charged reduced student fees.

8. Class level for undergraduate students is determined by the number of accumulated semester or quarter credit hours as follows:

	Class Level	Semester Hours		Quarter Hours
	Freshman	fewer than 30		fewer than 45
	Sophomore	30 to fewer than 60	45 to fewer than 90
	Junior		60 to fewer than 90	90 to fewer than 135
	Senior		90 or more		135 or more

10. A graduate student holds an acceptable baccalaureate or its equivalent and has been admitted to a graduate program. The distinction between graduate and postbaccalaureate students is based on an evaluation of Student Standing and Degree Objective Codes.

11. For purposes of this report, a student is considered to have continued from one term to another if he or she is enrolled at the same campus in consecutive terms. The level of the student is determined by the level in the initial enrollment period from which continuation is based.

12. Student credit units can be characterized by the level of the course (lower division, upper division, or graduate division) which is being attempted. Annual FTE by course level is calculated by determining the student credit units being attempted at each level of course and dividing the result by 30 (representing the total number of student credit units in a full-time equivalent student).

13. "Campus Totals" refer to enrollments for campuses, excluding supplemental programs operated by the CSU and the Maritime Academy. "System Totals" include enrollments for Statewide Nursing, Summer Arts, International Programs, and Maritime Academy.

Tables 1 through 5:

Table 1. Total Enrollment by Term for the 1995-96 College Year

Table 2. Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the 1995-96 College Year

Table 3. Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students by Campus for the College Year from 1978-79

Table 4. CSU Annual Enrollment by Student Level, 1995-96 College Year

Table 5. CSU Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students by Student Level, 1995-96 College Year

Tables 6 through 10:

Table 6. CSU Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students by Course Level, 1995-96 College Year

Table 7. CSU Regular Student Enrollment by Term, 1995-96 Academic Year

Table 8. CSU Limited Student Enrollment by Term, 1995-96 Academic Year

Table 9. Limited Student Enrollment Percent of Total by Term, 1995-96 Academic Year

Table 10. CSU First-Time Freshmen by Term, 1995-96 College Year

Tables 11 through 15:

Table 11. CSU Undergraduate Transfers by Term, 1995-96 College Year

Table 12. Freshman Undergraduate Transfers by Term, 1995-96 College Year

Table 13. Sophomore Undergraduate Transfers by Term, 1995-96 College Year

Table 14. Junior Undergraduate Transfers by Term, 1995-96 College Year

Table 15. Senior Undergraduate Transfers by Term, 1995-96 College Year

Tables 16 through 20:

Table 16. First Time and Transfer Postbaccalaureates by Term, 1995-96 College Year

Table 17. First Time and Transfer Graduates by Term, 1995-96 College Year

Table 18. Total College Year New Students with Percent by Level and Enrollment Status, from 1985-86

Table 19. First-Time Freshmen by Segment of Origin, All Terms, 1995-96 College Year

Table 20. Undergraduate Transfers by Segment of Origin, All Terms, 1995-96 College Year

Tables 21 through 25:

Table 21. Annual Total Enrollment by Student Level, 1995-96 Academic Year

Table 22. Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students by Student Level, 1995-96 Academic Year

Table 23. Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students by Course Level, 1995-96 Academic Year

Table 24. 1995-96 Summer Arts Program Enrollment, Humboldt

Table 25. 1995-96 Statewide Nursing Program Enrollment, Dominguez Hills

Tables 26 through 31:

Table 26. 1995-96 International Programs Enrollment

Table 27. Ratio of Annual Academic Year Full-Time Equivalent Students to Fall Full-Time Equivalent Students, 1988-89 through 1995-96

Table 28. Ratio of College Year Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students to Fall Student Enrollment, from 1985-86

Table 29. Comparison of Reported Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students with FTE Budget Allocations, from 1985-86

Table 30. Yearly Patterns of Student Enrollment for the 1995-96 College Year

Table 31. Comparison of Fall Enrollment, College Year Annual FTES, and College Year Unduplicated Headcount from 1985-86 to 1995-96