Table 26A
Statewide Nursing Program (DOMINGUEZ HILLS)
Enrollment by Student Level, College Year 1995-96
Fall Term Spring Term College Year
Freshmen 12 14 13.5
Sophomores 45 40 42.5
Juniors 456 521 488.5
Seniors 1,058 849 953.5
Postbaccalaureates 73 76 74.5
Graduates 440 457 448.5
Total 2,084 1,957 2,021.0
Table 26B
Statewide Nursing Program (DOMINGUEZ HILLS)
Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTE) by Student Level, College Year 1995-96
Fall Term Spring Term College Year
Freshmen 3.6 4.3 3.9
Sophomores 14.4 15.6 15.0
Juniors 165.9 205.7 185.8
Seniors 451.6 365.5 408.6
Postbaccalaureates 22.2 26.7 24.5
Graduates 161.8 166.1 163.9
Total 819.5 783.8 801.7
Table 26C
Statewide Nursing Program (DOMINGUEZ HILLS)
Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTE) by Student Level and Course Level, College Year 1995-96
Lower Upper Graduate
Division Division Division Total
Freshmen 0.0 3.9 0.0 3.9
Sophomores 0.0 15.0 0.0 15.0
Juniors 0.0 185.8 0.0 185.8
Seniors 0.0 406.4 2.2 408.6
Postbaccalaureates 0.0 16.7 7.7 24.4
Graduates 0.0 21.0 142.9 163.9
Total 0.0 648.8 152.9 801.7
TABLE 27
Ratios of Annual Academic Year Full-Time Equivalent Students to
Fall Full-Time Equivalent Students, 1989-90 to 1994-95
CAMPUS 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96
_______________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________
Bakersfield .978 .964 .991 .970 .972 .972 .965
Chico 1.000 .986 1.002 1.001 .990 .998 .993
Dominguez Hills 1.001 1.016 .982 .987 .997 .984 .992
Fresno .989 .980 .985 .960 .973 .984 .979
Fullerton .982 .989 .980 .963 .980 .983 .994
Hayward .950 .963 .954 .963 .970 .960 .967
Humboldt 1.008 1.008 1.008 .985 .972 1.004 1.001
Long Beach .989 .981 .982 .959 .967 .979 .976
Los Angeles .963 .960 .952 .942 .975 .977 .960
Monterey Bay 1.119
Northridge .983 .975 .985 .962 .950 .982 .991
Pomona .965 .969 .981 .950 .961 .988 .981
Sacramento .984 .980 .978 .975 .966 .982 .981
San Bernardino .953 .959 .956 .957 .958 .962 .957
San Diego .987 .987 .977 .963 .977 .984 .987
San Francisco .983 .985 .978 .981 .979 .985 .993
San Jose .978 .981 .975 .936 .971 .970 .968
San Luis Obispo .981 .975 .970 .952 .968 .975 .981
San Marcos - 1.211 1.090 1.041 1.029 .993 1.005
Sonoma .990 .981 .992 .942 .982 .989 .989
Stanislaus 1.088 1.081 1.074 1.063 1.071 1.078 1.068
All Campuses .983 .982 .980 .965 .974 .983 .983
TABLE 28
RATIO OF COLLEGE YEAR ANNUAL FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STUDENTS
TO FALL STUDENT ENROLLMENT, FROM 1985-86
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
Bakersfield 0.73094 0.70206 0.71352 0.73220 0.74301 0.72900 0.76235 0.77629 0.78800 0.79771 0.78563
Chico 0.88677 0.87645 0.86373 0.86590 0.86676 0.85577 0.87577 0.88402 0.87555 0.88593 0.89080
Dominguez Hills 1.02857 0.66856 0.64725 0.64602 0.65407 0.65721 0.63668 0.65678 0.67115 0.66218 0.66523
Fresno 0.82053 0.81898 0.81222 0.80042 0.80063 0.79276 0.80585 0.80829 0.82517 0.84352 0.84716
Fullerton 0.69877 0.68779 0.69133 0.69674 0.70182 0.70073 0.66406 0.66715 0.68348 0.69755 0.70658
Hayward 0.80004 0.78565 0.78273 0.78363 0.78234 0.79737 0.78947 0.81547 0.84834 0.85872 0.85540
Humboldt 1.36827 0.90195 0.90159 0.92783 0.93043 0.92811 0.92294 0.91899 0.90146 0.93997 0.94100
Long Beach 0.70474 0.70153 0.69252 0.68341 0.69997 0.69796 0.68659 0.68302 0.70597 0.72392 0.72918
Los Angeles 0.75677 0.75367 0.74121 0.74790 0.75352 0.75706 0.73544 0.74653 0.75976 0.76266 0.75653
Monterey Bay 1.02788
Northridge 0.70667 0.69955 0.70134 0.68925 0.69546 0.68781 0.69435 0.67337 0.67369 0.70436 0.71517
Pomona 0.85865 0.84652 0.83748 0.83615 0.83656 0.85145 0.85623 0.82072 0.82675 0.84633 0.85331
Sacramento 0.75923 0.75014 0.74373 0.73900 0.74331 0.73822 0.73522 0.73988 0.74230 0.75014 0.75425
San Bernardino 0.73427 0.72022 0.72857 0.73396 0.66717 0.67903 0.69316 0.71713 0.73835 0.74444 0.74658
San Diego 0.75367 0.74891 0.73921 0.73557 0.73557 0.74256 0.71752 0.71547 0.74385 0.75630 0.76412
San Francisco 0.72047 0.72425 0.73613 0.71830 0.70473 0.69941 0.69292 0.69342 0.70629 0.71514 0.73143
San Jose 0.72696 0.72017 0.70675 0.72090 0.71654 0.71359 0.70053 0.66263 0.69697 0.70800 0.70884
San Luis Obispo 0.95858 0.95585 0.96381 0.95160 0.94964 0.95105 0.93920 0.92965 0.93364 0.93312 0.94255
San Marcos 0.76734 0.71773 0.71206 0.74295 0.72444 0.74001
Sonoma 0.75100 0.75178 0.74562 0.74757 0.76065 0.75953 0.79621 0.73463 0.79333 0.80426 0.81579
Stanislaus 0.73502 0.73403 0.71242 0.71019 0.72555 0.71918 0.71960 0.72226 0.75466 0.77098 0.77606
ALL CAMPUSES 0.78085 0.75678 0.75221 0.74985 0.75153 0.75060 0.74392 0.73912 0.75533 0.76824 0.77427
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Table 30
Enrollment Patterns in the CSU
1995-96 College Year
Table 30 provides summaries by campus of the variations in attendance of students within the college year. Students may attend for as few as one or as many as four terms depending upon the individual campus. Patterns of enrollment are expressed in terms of unduplicated headcount (any student is counted only once). The total college year unduplicated headcount for each campus is derived from the enrollments by term combination.
Rows 1 through 4 of the table (labeled "One Term") present the number of students enrolling for only one term of the 1993-94 academic calendar for any given campus. Rows 6 through 10 present the number of students enrolling for two terms. Since a campus may have as few as two and as many as four terms in its calendar, students counted in these categories may be attending for all or only a portion of a campus academic year depending on the campus. Rows 11 through 14 indicate the number of students enrolled for three terms (on campuses using the quarter system) and Row 15 presents the number of students enrolled for all four terms on a year round operation (YRO) campus.
Enrollments in Rows 1 through 15 are "unduplicated"; that is, no student is counted more than once in these rows. For example, none of the enrollment counted in Row 2 (Fall Only) is counted in Rows 8, 9, 11, or 14.
Rows 16 through 19 summarize the by-term enrollment on each campus. As such, they can be calculated by adding together appropriate information from Rows 1 through 15. For example, at Bakersfield Row 17 (Total Fall Enrollment) can be found by adding together Rows 2 (Fall Only), 8 (Fall and Winter), 9 (Fall and Spring), and 14 (Fall, Winter, and Spring). These rows represent all of the possible combinations of attendance patterns on a three-quarter system campus.
Row 22 represents the total number of individuals enrolled at any time during the college year. Again, this figure represents only unduplicated enrollment; students are counted only once regardless of the number of terms for which they were enrolled. For any campus, the Net Individuals shown in the table can be calculated by adding together all of the enrollments shown on Rows 1 through 15.
For the CSU as a whole, a total of 379,937 individuals enrolled at some time during the 1995-96 college year. Of these, 252,085 or 66.3 percent were enrolled for a full academic year on a CSU campus. For purposes of comparison, a student attended for a "full academic year" at a YRO campus if they were in attendance for three of the four quarters in the campus calendar. At Stanislaus, a student was defined to have been in attendance for a full academic year if they attended for both fall and spring terms. The "full attendance rate" cannot be calculated directly from aggregate data for the CSU; each campus calendar must be taken into account in order to determine the number of students enrolled for the entire year on a given campus.
Table 30
Patterns of Student Enrollment for College Year 1995-96
----------Enrollment Pattern---------- Dominguez
Bakersfield Chico Hills Fresno Fullerton
1. One Term Summer Only
2. Fall Only 889 1,979 2,145 2,972 3,815
3. Winter Only 271
4. Spring Only 441 1,555 1,996 2,293 3,675
5. Two Terms Summer and Fall
6. Summer and Winter
7. Summer and Spring
8. Fall and Winter 483
9. Fall and Spring 181 11,819 7,832 14,489 18,789
10. Winter and Spring 568
11. Three Terms Summer, Winter and Fall
12. Summer, Fall and Spring
13. Summer, Winter and Spring
14. Fall, Winter and Spring 3,766
15. Year Round All Terms
16. Term Totals Total Summer
17. Total Fall 5,319 13,798 9,977 17,461 22,604
18. Total Winter 5,088
19. Total Spring 4,956 13,374 9,828 16,782 22,464
20. Any Term Net Individuals 6,599 15,353 11,973 19,754 26,279
Table 30 (continued)
Patterns of Student Enrollment for College Year 1995-96
----------Enrollment Pattern---------- Long Los Maritime
Hayward Humboldt Beach Angeles Academy
1. One Term Summer Only 914 1,218
2. Fall Only 1,160 962 4,589 1,632
3. Winter Only 414 555
4. Spring Only 828 856 3,622 1,245
5. Two Terms Summer and Fall 633 821
6. Summer and Winter 103 171
7. Summer and Spring 104 162
8. Fall and Winter 775 1,181
9. Fall and Spring 357 6,465 21,814 684
10. Winter and Spring 1,173 1,580
11. Three Terms Summer, Winter and Fall 488 761
12. Summer, Fall and Spring 199 318
13. Summer, Winter and Spring 182 285
14. Fall, Winter and Spring 5,761 8,314
15. Year Round All Terms 3,277 4,674
16. Term Totals Total Summer 5,900 8,410
17. Total Fall 12,650 7,427 26,403 18,385
18. Total Winter 12,173 17,521
19. Total Spring 11,881 7,321 25,436 17,262
20. Any Term Net Individuals 16,368 8,283 30,025 23,601
Table 30 (continued)
Patterns of Student Enrollment for College Year 1995-96
----------Enrollment Pattern---------- Monterey San
Bay Northridge Pomona Sacramento Bernardino
1. One Term Summer Only 737
2. Fall Only 78 4,556 1,237 4,475 1,617
3. Winter Only 587 443
4. Spring Only 203 4,449 870 3,587 847
5. Two Terms Summer and Fall 473
6. Summer and Winter 89
7. Summer and Spring 84
8. Fall and Winter 953 1,309
9. Fall and Spring 576 20,459 476 18,321 422
10. Winter and Spring 1,138 1,173
11. Three Terms Summer, Winter and Fall 497
12. Summer, Fall and Spring 187
13. Summer, Winter and Spring 171
14. Fall, Winter and Spring 8,529 8,609
15. Year Round All Terms 4,253
16. Term Totals Total Summer 6,491
17. Total Fall 654 25,015 16,605 22,796 11,957
18. Total Winter 16,217 11,534
19. Total Spring 779 24,908 15,708 21,908 11,051
20. Any Term Net Individuals 857 29,464 20,281 26,383 14,420
Table 30 (continued)
Patterns of Student Enrollment for College Year 1995-96
----------Enrollment Pattern---------- San San San Luis San
Diego Francisco San Jose Obispo Marcos
1. One Term Summer Only 378
2. Fall Only 4,307 4,618 4,964 882 678
3. Winter Only 175
4. Spring Only 3,656 4,226 3,335 205 742
5. Two Terms Summer and Fall 282
6. Summer and Winter 17
7. Summer and Spring 23
8. Fall and Winter 647
9. Fall and Spring 25,043 22,173 21,033 140 2,964
10. Winter and Spring 957
11. Three Terms Summer, Winter and Fall 230
12. Summer, Fall and Spring 42
13. Summer, Winter and Spring 46
14. Fall, Winter and Spring 11,473
15. Year Round All Terms 2,327
16. Term Totals Total Summer 3,345
17. Total Fall 29,350 26,791 25,997 16,023 3,642
18. Total Winter 15,872
19. Total Spring 28,699 26,399 24,368 15,213 3,706
20. Any Term Net Individuals 33,006 31,017 29,332 17,824 4,384
Table 30 (continued)
Patterns of Student Enrollment for College Year 1995-96
----------Enrollment Pattern----------
Sonoma Stanislaus
1. One Term Summer Only
2. Fall Only 1,140 1,003
3. Winter Only 42
4. Spring Only 1,002 812
5. Two Terms Summer and Fall
6. Summer and Winter
7. Summer and Spring
8. Fall and Winter 157
9. Fall and Spring 5,638 1,675
10. Winter and Spring 128
11. Three Terms Summer, Winter and Fall
12. Summer, Fall and Spring
13. Summer, Winter and Spring
14. Fall, Winter and Spring 3,137
15. Year Round All Terms
16. Term Totals Total Summer
17. Total Fall 6,778 5,972
18. Total Winter 3,464
19. Total Spring 6,640 5,752
20. Any Term Net Individuals 7,780 6,954
Table 30 (continued)
Patterns of Student Enrollment for College Year 1995-96
----------Enrollment Pattern---------- Year Three
Round Quarter 4-1-4 Semester Total
1. One Term Summer Only 3,247 3,247
2. Fall Only 4,911 2,506 1,003 41,278 49,698
3. Winter Only 1,731 714 42 2,487
4. Spring Only 3,148 1,288 812 35,197 40,445
5. Two Terms Summer and Fall 2,209 2,209
6. Summer and Winter 380 380
7. Summer and Spring 373 373
8. Fall and Winter 3,556 1,792 157 5,505
9. Fall and Spring 1,657 603 1,675 197,415 201,350
10. Winter and Spring 4,848 1,741 128 6,717
11. Three Terms Summer, Winter and Fall 1,976 1,976
12. Summer, Fall and Spring 746 746
13. Summer, Winter and Spring 684 684
14. Fall, Winter and Spring 34,077 12,375 3,137 49,589
15. Year Round All Terms 14,531 14,531
16. Term Totals Total Summer 24,146 24,146
17. Total Fall 63,663 17,276 5,972 238,693 325,604
18. Total Winter 61,783 16,622 3,464 81,869
19. Total Spring 60,064 16,007 5,752 232,612 314,435
20. Any Term Net Individuals 78,074 21,019 6,954 273,890 379,937
Table 31
Comparison of Fall Enrollment, College Year Annual FTES, and College Year
Unduplicated Headcount from 1985-86*
Unduplicated
Campus College Year FTES Per FTES Per Headcount
Colleg Fall Annual Fall Unduplicatd Unduplicated Per Fall
Year Enrollment FTES Student Headcount Headcount Enrollment
1985/86 324,626 253,484.3 0.78085 385,685 0.65723 1.18809
1986/87 333,424 252,329.1 0.75678 395,846 0.63744 1.18722
1987/88 342,776 257,838.7 0.75221 406,412 0.63443 1.18565
1988/89 355,106 266,277.9 0.74985 418,373 0.63646 1.17816
1989/90 360,838 271,180.2 0.75153 425,598 0.63717 1.17947
1990/91 369,053 277,012.3 0.75060 433,714 0.63870 1.17521
1991/92 361,904 269,229.2 0.74392 422,038 0.63793 1.16616
1992/93 347,693 256,988.2 0.73912 396,129 0.64875 1.13931
1993/94 325,639 245,965.7 0.75533 377,342 0.65184 1.15877
1994/95 319,368 245,352.6 0.76824 373,511 0.65688 1.16953
1995/96 325,604 252,105.8 0.77427 379,937 0.66355 1.16687
*Special programs enrollments not included.