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ABSTRACTThis report is based on data gathered in a 1982
survey of college and university libraries conducted as part of theHigher Education General Information Survey (REGIS). The survey had a91% response rate from a universe of 3,326 colleges and universities.
The 1982 data categories cover the following time frames: staff andlibrary hours as of fall 1982; holdings, acquisitions, receipts,expenditures, circulations, and interlibrary loans for the schoolyear ending in June 1982; and transactions for a typical week inspring 1982. The last prior survey of college and universitylibraries was conducted in fall 1979. Data from the two surveys arecompared to show changes over the years. Tabular summaries of the1981-82 survey are presented in two parts. Tables in part one arestratified, to provide aggregates for the following categories:universities, 4-year institutions with graduate students, 4-yearinstitutions without graduate students, and 2-year institutions. Thetables in part two provide aggregates in the new NCES (NationalCenter for Education Statistics) institutional categories: Doctoral;Comprehensive; General Baccalaureate; Two-Year; Specialized; and New.
Appendix A describes these categories. (THC)
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Library Statistics of Collegesand Universities
1982
Rolm!: A. HeintzeNational Center forEducation Statistics
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U.S. Department of EducationT. H. BellSecretary
Office of Educational Research and ImprovementDonald J. Senese
Assistant Secretary
National Center for Education StatisticsEmerson J. ElliottAdministrator
National Center for Education Statistics
"The purpose of the Center shall be to collect anddisseminate statistics and other data related toeducation in the United States and in other nations.The Center shall . . . collect, collate, and, from timeto time, report full and complete statistics on theconditions of education in the United States; conductand publish reports on specialized analyses of themeaning and significance of such statistics; . . . and
review and r )port on education activities in for;:igncountries. " -Section 406(b) of the General EducationProvisions Act, as amended (20 U.S.C. 1221e1).
September 1984
Your hal. 1.3 the titiptrititilli, tit a Itmiini.!ItN s tioverlim.nt Printing mlittWit.ItIllgttm. I.(' 20492
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Highlights(1981-82)
Total operating expenditures for college and university
libraries equaled $1.9 billion.Receipts from Federal Government grants totaled
$193 million.Total expenditures for periodicals ($258.0 million)
exceeded total expenditures for books ($255 1 million).Book volumes in college and university libraries to-
taled 567.8 million. This represents an average of 62 vol-
umes per full-time equivalent (FTE) student.*Fewer book volumes were added to acad..nic library
collections than in 1978-79. This decline in acquisitionscontinues the downward trend which began in 1972-73.
The total number of (FTE) staff members in college
and university libraries equaled 58,476. Of these, 43,964(75.2 percent) were women.
The number of FTE students per FTE library staff
member equaled 155.*Total circulation in college and university libraries
slightly exceeded 200 million for the school year. This is
.about 20 circulations per FTE student.
The data in this report were derived from an NCES
survey of college and university libraries conducted in fall1982. The last prior NCES survey of college and universitylibraries was conducted in fall 1979. This section makessome comparisons and depicts some changes between the
two survey, years (1979 and 1982):
*Source. Unpublished fall 1982 enrollment data from the National Center
for Education Statistics, and data from this report.
ill
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ForewordThis report is based on data gathered in 1982 in a
survey of vollege and university libraries which is a part of
the Iligher Education General Information Survey (HEGIS)
conducted by the National ('enter for Education Statistics
(NCES). IIEGIS wits initiated in 1966 to provide a continu-
ing data base on higher education institutions. The last prior
library survey was included in the HEGIS conducted in
1979.College and university library surveys not only pro-
vide information on a vital component of higher educationinstitutions, they also complement the data gathered fromother types of libraries. Accordingly, the college and univer-
sity library survey is a part of the Library General Informa-tion Survey (LIBGIS) which is also conducted by NCES.
LIBGIS gathers data on academic. public, school, and spe-cial libraries as well as on networks and the library profes-
sion. Collectively, these surveys afford an assessment of the
status of libraries in the Nation.We appreciate the continuing cooperation of college
and university librarians who supplied the data in this re-port. The assistance of State Coordinators who assisted inthe collection and review of data from their States is also
gratefully acknowledged.
David A. Sweet Samuel S. Peng
Assistant Administrator Acting ChiefDivision Multilevel Multilevel Studies Branch
Education Statistics
v U
AcknowledgementsThis report is made possible by the cooperative en-
deavors of many individuals. VSE Corporation of Alex-
andria, Virginia under contract with the Department ofEducation, conducted a follow-up of nontrspondents, edited
survey responses according to NCES specifications, andproduced tabular output. Special recognition is extended to
Thomas Shifflett and the computer staff of VSE for theiruntiring efforts in striving for the highest possible com-
pleteness and accuracy in the survey results. Special recog-
aition is also extended to NCES staff members who made
valuable contributions to the preparation of this report. They
include: Stanley Kwaczala, who provided data processing
assistance, and Suellen Mauchamer for editorial review and
copy preparation of the manuscript.
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Table of Contents
Page
Highlights iii
Foreword
Acknowledgments vi
I. Introduction 1
II. Change in College and University Libraries, 1978-79 to 1981-82 2
III. Tabular Summaries of 1981-82 Survey 7
I. Introduction
The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)conducted this survey of college and university libraries inthe fall of 1982. The universe of college and universitylibraries was derived from the universe of colleges anduniversities, as defined by the United States Department ofEducation, which enumerates individual institutions andeach of the branches of multi-campus institutions.'
The survey had a 91 percent response rate from a
univerNe of 3,326 colleges and universities. Some of theinstitutions and branches had no library facilities, whileothers were affiliates of a joint library. The working uni-verse of 3.104 college and university libraries was estab-lished from the college and university universe by: (I) IV-moving the instiLitions and branches of institutions that hadno library or were members of joint libraries, and (2) addingthe joint libraries. Data were imputed= for the 302 .nonre-spondents, with the exception of 89 institutions that werenot in the 1979 survey.
The 1982 data categories cover the following timeframes: staff and library hours are as of fall 1982; holdings,acquisitions, receipts, expenditures, circulations, and inter-library loans are for the school year ending in June 1982
I' S I tepartinclu ot I duLation. National Center lor Education Statistics/./mar,.,/, I tire, ,//ccc% um/ I ?menthe% PM/ .X2 Washington.
I)(\lisitit. data nomespondui instin.tion ate imputed by using the dataot pccr institution that is most similar to the nonrespontient The ewer
institution is sclee tell on the basis of Control and level. enrollment sue..\ 'FS cl.walicatiott. Ic %el t >1 c,Itering. :Intl Stale of repInting unit
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(1981-82); and transactions for a typical week irf Spring1982.
The last prior survey of college and university librar-ies was in fall 1979. Data from the two surveys were drawnto show changes over the years.
Tabular summaries of 1981-82 survey are presented intwo parts. The tables in part one are stratified, as in the past,to provide aggregates for the following categories:
Universities4-year Institutions with Graduate Students4-year Institutions without Graduate Students2-year Institutions.
The tables in part two provide aggregates in the newNCES institutional categories:
DoctoralComprehensiveGeneral BaccalaureateTwo-yearSpertitlizedNew'
For a description of these categories, see appendix A.The data in this report provide national totals. Insti-
tutional data are available upon request. Contact the Statis-tical Information Office, National Center for EducationStatistics, U.S. Department of Education, Brown Building,Rm. 606, Washington, D.C. 20202; telephone (202) 254-6057.
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II. Change in College andUniversity Libraries1978-79 to 1981-82
The data in this report were derived from an NCESsurvey of college and university libraries conducted in tall1982. The last prior NCES survey of college and universitylibraries was conducted in fall 1979. This section makessonic. comparisons and depicts sonic changes between thetwo survey years (1979 and I982).'
Holdings and AcquisitionsTotal hook volumes increased from 517.2 million in
1978-79 to 567.8 million in 1981-82 (table A). Althoughtotal book collections increased during this period, acquisi-tions of hook volumes and titles decreased by 9.1 percentand 11.6 percent, respectively, when comparing the twosurvey years (table B). This decline in hook acquisitionscontinues the downward trend which began in 1972-73.
Periodical subscriptions, however, increased 3.0 per-cent (table B). The popularity of periodicals carried overinto microforms, where the number of periodical titles avail-able increased a substantial 58.3 percent over 1978-79(table A). Acquisitions of periodicals on microlorms was up52.5 percent from 1978-79 to 1981-82 (table B). Audiovi-sual materils were being added at a slower rate, down 22.4percent from 1978-79 (table W.
Expenditures and ReceiptsOperating expenditures in acadenhe libraries in-
creased by $452.9 million or 30.4 percent from 1978-79 to1981-82 (table ('). During the same 3-year period, the infla-tion rate, based on the consumer Price Index. was .37.3percent ' 'thus, expenditures did not increase as fast asinflation.
I tofu 1978 -7') to 1981.82, expenduines for lihrarl.stall salaries mocased 10 0 pch. ent. but crpcnklituics for
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fringe benefits increased considerably inure up 47.8 per-cent (table C). In 1981-82, the total expenditures for staffcompensations of $1.2 billion was just about double theamount spent m library material.' In comparing the twosurvey years, the 47.8 percent increase in fringe benefitsrepresents the largest percentage increase of any expendi-tures items, followed closely by the 44.7 percent increase ofexpenditures for-periodicals. By comparison, expendituresfor hooks increased by only 14.6 percent. Indeed, 1982total expenditures for periodicals exceMed total expendi-tures for hooks, $258.1 million and $255.8 million, respec-tively. Only one expenditure item showed a decrease-expenditures for audiovisual materials were down 7.6 per-cent. Total receipts from Federal Government grants showeda 23.2 percent decrease,
StaffA total of 58,476 full-time equivalent (FTE) persons
served on college and university library staffs in fall 1982(table r ), a 1.4 percent increase over fall 1979. This totalrepresents approximately 155 FM. students per MI librarystaff member in 1982, as compared with 147 FIE studentsper 1-TF. library staff member in 1979. Females representedapproximately 75 percent of the college and university li-brary su in both years. By contrast, females representedonly 52 percent of the college library administrators in1982. Between 1979 and 1982 the number of female admin-istrators increased by 6.9 percent while the number of maleadministrators decreased by 3.0 percent.
Library UsageAlthough circulation of library materials was virtually
unchanged up (1.4 percent (table 5), reference transactionsincreased substantially, up 64.8 percent since 1979. In thespi mg of 1982. ietereme transactions exceeded 16 millionin a typical we -'k. Intel hbrai y loans rose suhstanhulk, total
loans to ()the' libraries iii icased ht 11. I peicent (ACI 1979.and loans horn other lihr,incs 1X.0
''11111 1,1 ,:11.111c 111111, 14'111 111s Mid \%. hi'11;I11 01 C \ 1`1, 11(111111i, 1,11 !hulk... rcywdh, 31, un, lot"; .. midtI%
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fit (Of 1 I'l .:11 .11 \ / / f!rtf-, t. ,./ j) ./11110(11111,1,1 1.111
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Table A. Holdings of library materials, by type in college and universitylibraries: 50 States and D.C., 1979-1982
Holdings, by type 1978-79 1981-82
(In thousands)
517,152 567.826
338,426 369,916
89,974 106.285
39,094 46,631
2,493 3.947
)23.50) 307,443
20,738 24,762
118,952 160.182
4.
Percentchange
Book volumes13ook titlesGovernment documents (in separate collections)Microforms-hook titlesMicroforms periodical titlesMicroforms-otherAudiovisual materials (titles)All other library materials (titles)
+9.8+9.3
+ 18.1+19.3+ 58.3+ 37.6+ 19.4+ 34.7
Table B.Acquisition of library materials, by type in college anduniversity libraries: 50 States and V.C., 1979-1982
Acquisitions, by type-
1978-79 1981-82
lin thousands)
Percentchange
Periodical subscriptions 4.7.49 4,890 + 3.0
Book volumes 2I ,464) 19,507 9.1
Book titles 14.405 12.735 11.6
Government documents (in separate collections) 7,270 6,303 13.3
Microferms -hook titles 3,275 3,054 6.3
Microforms periodical titles 282 430 + 52.5
Microforms -other 21.609 26,375 t 22.0
Audiovisual materials 2,089 1 ,621 22.4
All other library materials (titles) 5.328 4,69() 11.9
Table C.Operating expenditures and receipts of college and universitylibraries, by type: 50 States and 1).C., 1979-1982
Expenditures and receipts, by type- - _
1978.-7.9_
(In thousands)
'Fowl library operating expenditures $1.490,863 $ .943.769
Salaries and wages' 703.280 9!4.379
Fringe benefits 111,310 167,515
Wages of students' 79.086 100,847
Books 223.207 255,767
Periodicals 178.385 258,066
Microforms 20,029 22.384
Audiovisual material 16,960 I5,661
All other library materials 9.174 9,321
Binding and rebinding 25,176 30.351
All other library operating expenditures 122,256 169,478
*Ibtal receipts from Federal Government grants 25,186 19.343
'Include, e%nmated value ut vontnhtned Nervh.c,"timing on howl?, ham,
3
11
Percentchange__
+ 30.4
+- 30.0
+- 47.8
-f- 27.5
+ 14.6-+ 44.7
+ 1 I.87.6
+1.64- 20.6
+ 38.6
23.3
Table U. -- Full - time - equivalent (FTE) staff, by sex and by hours of student assistancein college and university libraries: 50 States and D.C., 1979-1982
FTE staff and hours of student assistanceFall1979
Fall1982
Percentcharge
Total staff 57,618 58,416 t 1.4
Total men 14,397 14.512 -f 0.8
'Nal women 43,221 43,964 + 1.7
Administrators" 5,412 5.515 t 1.9
Men 2,116 2.634 3.0
Women 2,696 2.881 f 6.9
Libraries 15,285 15.589 .+ 2.0
Men 4,826 4,795 0.4Women 10,459 10,794 + 3.2
Other professionals' 2.569 2.712 -4 5.6
Men 1.067 1.092 + 2.3
Women 1.502 1.620 -f 7.9
Technical and clerical 34.352 . 34.660 + 0.9
Men 5.788 5.991 i 3.5
Women 28.564 28.669 f 0.4
Hours of Student Assistance' 38,994,204 40,068,4(X) i 2.8
'Includes chief. deputy. associate. and assistant chief librarian."Includes other professional staff charged to library budget.
Includes hours of student assistance to both the library budget and otner budgets.
Table E.Transactions in college and university libraries, by type: 50 States and D.C., 1979 and 1982
'11.ansactions, by type
Circulation
Interlibrary loansto other librariesfrom other libraries
Reference transactions*
* fypkal v.eck in the spring ot the akadetnic year
1978-79
199,328
3.0861,887
1.0(X)
lit thousands)
4 12
1981-82
200.070
4,1382,226
1.647
Percentchange
0.
34 1
f 18.0
4 4.1.8
III. Tabular Summaries of 1981-82 Survey
Tables
Part II. Distribution of colleges and universities, by number of
volumes of hookstock held at cid of year, and byinstitutional control, type, and size: 50 States andD.C., 1981-82.
2. Ibtal number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor volumes of bookstock added during the year andvolumes of hookstock held at end of year, college anduniversity libraries, by institutional type and size: 50States and D.C., 1981-82.
3. 'final number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor volumes of bookstock added during year, collegeand university libraries, by institutional control, type,and size: 50 States and D.C., 1981-82.
4. 'INA number, 25-percentile, median. and 75-percentilefor volumes of bookstock held at end of year, college.and university libraries, by institutional control, typeand size: 50 States and D.C., 1981-82,
5. Distribution of colleges and universities, by number of
titles of be held at end of year and by institu-tional control, type, and size: 50 States and 1).C.,1981-82.
6. 'Foul number. 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor titles of bookstock added during year and titles ofhookstock held at end of year, college and universitylibraries, by institutional type and size: 50 States and1).C., 1981-82.
*Ibtal number, 25-percentile. median, and 75-percentilefor titles of bookstock added during year, college anduniversity libraries, by institutional control, type, andsize: 50 States and l).('., 1981-82.
8. 'INA number, 25-percentile, median. and 75-percentilefor titles o4:bookstock held at end of year, college anduniversity libraries, 11%,, institutional control. type. andsize: 50 States and D.C., 1981-82.
'Iotal number. 25-percentile. median. and 75-percentilelor titles of periodical subscriptions, college and um-rsit!, libraries, by institutional control, type. and',IN. 50 States and D.C., fall 1982.
1 Iota) numbei..'5-percentile. median. and 75-1rercentilefor olumes ol separate government e1KUnients collet
(ItMS held at end of year, college and uno,ersit librar-
ies. by institutional control. type. and size: 50 Statesand I) (' 1981-82.
I I hital number. 25-percentile. median. and 75- percentilefor .)ook titles tepresented by microforms. college anduniversity libraries, by institutional control, type, and
size. 50 States and D.C 1981-82_
1.
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12. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75- percentileperiodical titles represented by microforms held at
end or year, college and university libraries, by institu-tion..; control, type, and size: 50 States and D.C.,1981-82.
13. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor physical units of microforms nor reported as titles,college and university libraries, by institutional con-trol, type, and size: 50 States and D.C., 1981-82.
14. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor audiovisual materials held at end of year, collegeand university libraries, by institutional control, type,and size: 50 States and D.C., 1981-82.
15. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor titles of all other library materials held at end ofyear. College and university libraries, by institutionalcontrol and type: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
16. Distribution of colleges and universities, by libraryoperating expenditures, and by institutional control andtype: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
I7. Total operating expenditures and distribution of expen-ditures of college and university libraries, by purposeand by institutional control and type: 50 states and
D.C., 1981-82.
U. Total amount, 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean library operating expenditures, college anduniversity libraries, by institutional control and type:50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
19. lbtal amount, 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean operating expenditures of salaries of library
staff, college and university libraries, by institutionalcontrol and type: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
20. Total amount, 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean expenditures for library materials in college
and university libraries, by institutional control and
type: 50 states and D.C.. 1981-82.
21. Distribution of colleges and universities, by number offull-tim equivalent professional library stall, by in-stitutional control and type: 50 states and D.C., fall
1982.
22. Total number, 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean number of full-time equivalent professionalstaff in college and university libraries, by institutionalcontrol and type: 50 states and D.C., hill 1982.
MIA number, 25- percentile, median, 75-percentile.and mean number of full-time equivalent nonprofes-sional stall in college and university libraries, by in-stitutional control, type, and size: 50 States and D.C.,fall 1982.
24. Total numbcr. 25- percentile. median, 75-percentile andmean number of full-time equivalent librarians college
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and university libraries, by institutional control andtype: 50 States and D.C., fall 1982.
25. Number and percent of full-time equivalent profes-sional and nonprofessional staff in college and univer-sity libraries, by sex and by institutional control, type,and size: 50 States and D.C., fall 1982.
26. Distribution of colleges and universities, by number ofhours of student assistance, by institutional control,type, and size: 50 States and D.C., 1981-82.
27. Thtal number, 25-percent, median, 75-percentile andmean hours of student assistance* in college and uni-versity libraries by institutional control. type. and size:5(1 States and D.C., 1981-82.
Thud number. 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile andmean circulation of materials to library users, exclud-ing dial access nurterials, college and university librar-ies. by institutional control, type. and size: 50 Statesand D.C., 1981-82.
Number and percent of libraries participating in inter-librar loans, and to!:.1 mean, and median number ofloans proided to other ibraries and received from
ly.
*ha Ital.:, 110111, .4 %11111011( .11%1.4.111 le fail Ii hhhiT% laall!c(s
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other libraries, college and university ibraries, by in-stitutional control, type, and size: 50 States and D.C.,1981-82.
30. Number and percent distribution of colleges and univer-sities, by total hours main library is open per typicalweek, and by institutional control, type, and size: 50States and D.C., fall 1982.
31. Number and percent distribution of colleges and univer-sities, by average number of hours per day and bynumber of days main library is open in a typical week,by institutional control, type, and size: 50 States andD.C., fall 1982.
32. Number and distribution of colleges and universities,by reference transactions per typical week, spring1982, and by group transactions, 1981-82, by institu-tional control, type, and size: 50 Stated and D.C.
33. Sele,:ted data on holdings, 1981-82, andequivalent professional and non-professional staff, fall1982. in college and university libraries. by State orother area.
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Part I Tables
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'FABLE 1.1-DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY NUMBER OF VOLUMES OF BOOKSTOCK HELD AT
END OF YEAR, AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
INSTITUTICNALCIATFOL, TYPE.,AND ENROLLMENT
SIZE
TETALNUMFERCFINSTI'.MTIONS
LESSTHAN5,000
NUMFER CF
5,000TO
9,999
INSTITUTIINS. BY
10,CGL 20,000TC TO
19,999 29,999
VOLUMES OF BOCKSTOCK HELD AT END
30,000 5C.00L 100,000 251,000TO TG TI' TO
49,999 99,999 2499959 499,999
EIE YEAR
500,000TI'
999,999
1.000,000OR
MORE
MEANNUMBER
OFVOLUMES
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (G) (7) (h) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
PUBLIC ANC PRIVATE 3,104 19C 12C 233 302 463 70' t31 245 109 106 181,933
PUBLIC
ALL TYPES 1,453 15 22 119 197 278 299 231 145 77 70 221,075
10,000 CR MORE 303 0 0 G G 6 76 33 57 6? 69 713,218
5,000 (0 9,999 301 1 0 0 16 57 92 51 7J 14 0 168,95Q
1,000 TO 4,999 687 1C 13 61 134 19? 114 141 19 1 1 71,997
500 TO 999 121 2 3 43 36 21 14 i" U 0 0 30,578
FEWER ThAN 500 41 2 7) 1` 1 1 2 ' _ 2 3 0 0 26,840
UNIVERSITIES 94 C G 6 0 0 C l 5 27 62 1,631,974
10,000 CR MOPE 84 0 0 r o 0 1 1 21 62 1,760,558
5.000 TO 9,999 9 0 (' C 0 A C 1 3 6 0 559,242
1,000 TO 4,999 1 J :. c 0 0 c C 1 0 0 485,537
FCUR-YEAk INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 374 C 0 4 2 5 10 r.,i 12.-1 50 8 313,047
10,000 CR MORE 102 0 G 0 0 0 C A 51 41 7 553,327
5,000 TO 9,999 116 C. u C 0 0 0 C 4., 65 0 0 303,899
1,000 TO 4,999 137 0 C 1 0 3 11 lot 1? 1 1 175,658
500 TO 999 9 0 C o J 1 t. i 0 r, 0 04.194
FEWER THAN 500 10 C C 3 ? 1 2 / 0 ,0 0 56,508
f-CW.-YEAR INSTS WITPOUTGRADUATE STUDENTS P4 1 t. 1 1 9 31 34 7 '3 0 118,349
10,000 CR MORT 1 C C 0 0 t_ 1 0 0 419,090
5,000 TO 9,999 5 1 c 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 134,624
1.000 TO 4,999 64 C C C C 4 21 32 5 0 C 126.639
500 TO 99S 12 C U C 0 5 7 ( 0 0 0 59,090
FINER THAN 50( 2 C C 1 1 0 C i, 0 0 0 17.560
THO-YE Ak NSTlicTICnS 801 14 22 114 194 ?64 249 3' 5 0 0 45,277
10.000 IR "OFF 116 C 0 (, 0 6 /6 'it 4 0 C 97,929
5,000 TO 9,999 171 C 0 c 16 57 91 t 1 0 0 57,867
1.000 TO 4,999 485 IC 13 t k 134 18 HC 0 0 0 34,653
`,00 10 999 100 i 41 36 11 1 ' 3 n 0 22,331
Ffhlk :JAN '-( 29 2 11 8 I 1 .1 0 0 17.249
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TABLE 1.1- -DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY NUMBER OF VOLUMES OF BOOKSTOCK HELD AI'END OF YE AR, AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82(CONTINUED)
NLM8EP OF INSTITUTIONS, BY VOLUMES OF 8OChSTOCK HELD AT END OF YEAR
INSTITUTICNALCONTROL, TYPE,AND ENROLLMENT
SIZE
MALNUMbEROFINSTITUT1ONS
LESSTHAN5,000
5,000T:
9,999
10,000TC
19,959
2C,000TC
29,999
30,000Te
49,999
50,000TG
99,959
100,0(0T(.
249,959
25G,000TO
499,999
500,000TO
999,999
1000,000OR
MORE
MEANNUMBER
OFVOLUMES
(1) (2) :3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) ( 13 )
PRIVATE
ALL TYPES 1,651 175 98 114 105 185 4G6 40C 100 3? 36 149,36610,000 CR MOPE 37 0 0 0 0 0 C I i 9 19 1,82403935,000 TO 9,999 71 0 2 0 0 2 7 It 20 8 14 627,2291,000 TO 4,999 571 12 10 19 16 33 12' i7( 65 14 3 152,276500 TO 999 381 4C 17 20 18 57 147 81. 2 0 0 67,266
FEWER THAN 500 591 123 69 7' 71 93 123 31 5 1 0 37,208
UNIVERSITIES 62 0 0 G 0 0 0 1 I? 16 33 1.64104410,000 (R MOPE 31 C 0 G 0 0 o (.. 4 8 19 20094,5225,000 TO 9,999 25 C 0 C 0 0 ( 7 5 13 1,317,3591,000 TO 4,999 6 0 0 G 0 0 C 1 1 3 1 656,067
FOUR-YEAR INST! WITFGRADUATE STUDENTS 670 41 36 32 24 57 166 '71.; 71 13 3 121,37010,000 CR MORE 6 0 0 0 0 0 c
1 4 1 0 428,7285,000 TO 9,999 40 C 1 0 0 1 5 16 13 3 1 276,7731,000 TO 4.999 29) 1 C 3 4 14 57 15' 47 2 179.445500 TO 999 102 1
c 12 6 14 37 2'; 2 0 0 79,192FEWEk THAN 500 237 39 32 17 14 28 r7 2' 1 0 55,145
FOUR.-YEAR INSIS WITHOLTGRADUATE STUDENTS E28 23 77 47 38 81 214 171 17 3 0 84,72310,000 CR MORE 0 C 0 0 0 0 (- C 0 0 0
51,000 TO 9,999 5 G 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 82,7821,000 TO 4,999 234 2 4 IC 6 11 t7 114 17 A 0 127,662500 TO 995 199 4 4 5 3 21 )07 55 0 0 0 81,061
FEWER THAN 500 190 17 13 32 29 4E 4f. 3 0 0 35,727
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 291 )11 38 lc 4 3 4 7 16 1 0 0 0 16,90310,000 CR MOPE G C 0 C 0 0 C ( 0 0 0 05,000 TO 9,999 1 C. G 0 0 0 C 1 0 0 114,4221,000 TO 4,999 40 9 6 6 6 8 c 0 0 0 23,047500 TO 99S CO 35 Ff 3 9 22 3 C 0 0 0 170746
FDIER THAN 5(0 170 67 24 26 28 17 8 C 0 14,488
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1 (1- 'Oki -711L;i1 2 ,c 17 ,:11 ,PC4 1,4 :7,1'i t 076.135
OC.t.: 7: 9 , 9(i S 1,041,0 ,t-.(,t "'4,3t 41,447 37,',67,177 45' 3,392 ',,1.3; 1,4'79,252
1, t.'(.0 11: 4,99; 131 ,262 3,26x% 36.066 4 ,421. 41) ,451 k14,290 ,7 29
1.Uk.11 :t STS WI 1+GRIOUVIE lUDE NTS 7,619 ,241 1 95.3 4,2-36 8,61Q 201, 15; 67,102 13/
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2,250,3541,6 72,269
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4P3,81"272,014 341,050
1, COO If 4,999 2.959,123 2 ,EPC 4,71.5 7,567 76,26.3,65: 10i:1107 141,176 208,646
UU 1(_, 999 297,470 1,199 2,127 3 ,E1C0 8035,359 32,914 69,525 104,762
EEwEis CN 50( 44),025 4(-h 1,245 2,3'46 13,103,770 6,537 40,000 79,046
F 1:UK-YE AR I NSTS w1Tti 1
GRADUATE STUDENTS ?,279,276 1,137 2.236 3,800 63,147,769 38,873 75,621 114,700
COO OR MORI 31,0098 0, I.' 0 419,,90 J 0 0
9.000 TC 9,999 88,267 2,341' EJ,C0C 14,595 1 te8 7,034 31,` -00 77,931 145,624
1,000 T(.. 4,99Q 1,223,550 2.251 3,'-77 5,519 17,C77,t6 10,24,' 108,991 11 7 '220
SOO TO 999 468,30C 1,299 -2,046 2,924 16 ,84(..377 58,21 4 7e., Rat, 100,697
FEWER 1HAN 500 468,061 55C, 1,(164 1,796 6,r.23,412 16,1,84 32 f.)1r-. 51,863
TWO-YE AR IN5.1 I TUT INNS 1,893,476 '44? 1,164 2,11s 4", 114,444 11,796 30,896 50,732
1C,C00 (14 MORE 454,069 2,230 7,266 5.010 11,359,763 61,195 82,686 105,388
5, COO TO 9,999 413,635 1,521 2,164 3,125 10 0:C5,737 39,681 53.700 67,486
1,000 TO 4,999 751,31: 1'-ft 1,211 1,668 11,72E 81 22,18( 30,919 42,788
ti0.l. T C 999 1311,945 3c5 t--6 971 31t 92,934 7,464 18,927 28,918
k THAN 50C 135,515 122 471 1,015 2 ,c63,,e;:,9 ,PC6 10,100 23,542
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TABLE 1.3-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR VOLUMES OF BOOKSTOCK ADDEDDURING YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE:50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
VOLUMES ADDED DURING YEAR
INSTITUTIONALTYPE ANL
ENROLLMENTSIZE
(1)
TOTALNUMBER
(2)
PUPLIC
25-FERCENTILE
(3)
MEDIAN
(4)
75..-
PERCENTILE
(5)
TOTALNUMBER
(6)
PkIVATE
25-PERCENTILE MEDIAN
(7) (8)
75...
PERCENTILE
(9)
ALL TYPES 11,564,844 1,111 20354 6,597 7,942,048 P17 2,017 40080` 10pCC0 OR MORE 7,4960058 3,642 15,190 32,337 10782,641 15,301 23,753 63,815
5,000 TO 9,999 1,943,782 1,990 3,806 8,514 1,271,448 5,619 10,732 22,1821,000 TO 4,999 1,912,581 959 1,650 3,331 30152,E66 2,244 3,730 6,141
SOO TO 999 141,763 5C9 B00 1,413 762,952 789 1,631 2,831FEWER THAN 500 70,660 56E 1,015 1,534 972,941 289 900 1,788
UNIVERSITIES 5,034,663 26,396 43,c'71 70,546 20680,236 17,497 35,938 59,3671C,000 ('R MORE 4,839,870 31,!-.90 44,965 70,985 10702,708 20,200 45,942 71,5325,000 TO 9,999 176,264 11,219 16,713 24,352 804,795 15,691 27,490 41,4871,C00 TO 4,999 18,529 0 0 0 112,733 3,269 25,352 38,655
FOUR-.YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 4,438,529 '.,12(4 8,492 15,908 3,180,71? 1,293 2,860 5,26610,000 OR MORE 2,171,021 14,C90 16,095 26,803 79,333 12,41j 13,476 26,7535,000 TO 9,999 1,300,839 6$649 9,413 14,150 371,430 5,000 6,544 li,1991,COO TO 4,999 298,005 -,,230 5,361 7,567 2,061,118 2,735 4,633 7,562
500 fr 999 30,8b1 :,ceF, i,,vil 3.115 2660:89 1,199 2,227 3,800FEWER THAN 5CC 37,783 1,17h 3,845 6,799 4C2,242 400 1,236 2,390
FOUR-YEAR 1NSTS 4ITHOLTGRADUATE STUDENTS 410,318 2,31C 3,73C 6,04h 1,e68.558 1,07C 2,061 3,53510,000 OR MORI 31,098 l.: 0 0 0 0 0 0!,,000 TO 9,999 56,761 61 4,147 10,398 31,506 1,06a 2,34A 5,5001,C00 TP 4,999 295,458 ,',7s5 3,977 6,280 S28,(92 2,157 3,448 5,188
500 TO 999 24,917 1,C33 1,800 2,399 443,3143 1,295 2,050 3,005FEWER THAN 50C 2,084 550 1,534 0 485,577 550. 1,070 1,804
TWO-..!EAR INSTITUTIONS 1,681,334 84k' 1,43n 2,354 212,142 1211 498 1,01810,000 Ok MORE 454,069 ,,230 3,266 5,010 .") o 0 05,C00 Ti] 9,999 409,918 1121 2,184 3,125 3,717 G 0 01,000 TO 4,999 700,589 771 1,235 1,868 50,723 49h 939 1,844500 TO 999 85,969 489 745 1,024 52,980 12C SOO 906
FEWER THAN 5CC 30,793 471 931 1,301 IC4,722 106 400 939
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AT END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND
SIZE: 50 STAPES AND D.C., 1981-82VOLUMES HELD AT END CF YEAR
I NSTI TUT ICNALTYPE ANC
ENROL LME NTSIZE
(1)
TOTALNUMBER
(2)
PUBLIC
25-PF PCE NT ILE MEDIAN
(3) (4)
75-PERCENTILE
(5)
TOTALNUMBER
(6)
Pk IVATE
25-PE RCENT1LE MEDIAN
(7) (8)
75-PERCENTILE
(9)
ALL TYPE S 321,222,217 30,417 59,109 184,952 246,604,223 22,104 67,195 126,057
1 C, COO OR MORE 216,105,173 93,668 414,915 912.444 67,502,559 473,245 953,485 1,769,409
5,000 TO 9,999 50,853,955 5v,127 78,814 270,075 44,533,263 161,605 289,340 668,355
1,000 TO 4,995 49,462,620 21,640 4C,924 90,281 86,949,809 76,160 118,371 172,562
500 TO 999 3,700,015 16,007 24,000 34,222 26,628,655 29,570 64,205 92,000
FEWER THAN 5CC 1,100.454 10,156 15,053 27.105 21,989,937 6,401 23,142 53,599
UNI VE RS1 TIE S 153,405,639 )03,771 1,346,181 1,427,699 1C1,80C 9'89 '31,610 1,106,381 1,869,173
1C,000 (IR MORE 147,886,924 c38,643 1,437,457 1,947,481 64,930,167 699,801 1,349,362 2,698,879
5,C00 TO 9,999 5,033,178 7.58 ,960 565,485 625,833 32,933,999 466.224 941,256 1,499,252
1,000 TO 4,999 485,537 0 G 0 3,936,403 :11,451 771,406 1,109,797
FOUK-Yf AR 1 ASTS 1.1THGRADUATE STUDENTS 117,079,804 1`5,9?? 249,734 396,440 86,6780,195 40,791 91,457 163,457
10, COO PR MORE 56,439,376 '70 ,i32 489,872 676,857 2,57i .372 ?97,909 419,120 867,485
5, COO TO 9,999 35,252,342 0,650 290,426 348,248 11,070,928 141,044 205,339 305,146
1,000 TO 4,999 24,065,250 120,997 155,0`6 200,900 57,218,602 95,16? 131,959 211,157
500 TO 999 757,751 54,578 66,5E10 84,555 8,077,608 32,116 69,525 107,447
FEWER THAN 5CC 565,085 15,053 35,140 126,830 12,336,685 6,402 40,791 79,059
F CUR- YE AR 1NSTS WITHOUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 9,941,352 71,679 96,651 139,124 51,206,417 36,185 72,240 110,000
IC , COO OR MORE 419,090 ( 0 0 G 0 0
5,000 TO 9,999 673,120 4,544 77,931 142,914 413,514 7,399 33,500 54,535
1,C00 TO 4.99S 8,104,1541 7:,347 104,040 141,265 29,872,915 75,865 110,641 151,756
500 TO 999 709,080 .35082 53,325 75.920 16,131,297 59,550 79,763 102,684
FEWER THAN 5CC 35,121 14,300 20,821 0 6,788,291 16,832 32,595 53,483
TWO-YEAR IN ST 1 TUT1ONS 4C, 795,422 24.042 3(,200 56,388 4,919,022 2,778 8,894 28,340
10,000 CR M5RE 11,359,783 67,795 82,666 105,388 0 o 0 0
5,000 TO 9,999 9,895,3!5 39,881 53,700 67,486 114.422 0 0 0
1,000 TO 4,799 16,806,892 22,811 31,t83 43,558 921,889 5,200 15,326 32,109
500 TO 999 2,233,184 15,500 20,261 27,479 1,.I9,750 2,243 6,005 31,777
FEWER THAN 50C 500,248 6,383 11,915, 24,484 2,462 061 l ,548 8,380 71.4439
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TABLE 1.5-DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY NUMBER OF TITLES OF BOOKSTOCK HELD AT ENDOF YEAR AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS, BY TITLES OF BOOKSTOCK HELD AT ENC OF YEAR
TOTALINST1TUTICNAL NUMEERCONTROL TYPE, CFAND ENROLLMENT mr71-
SUE TUTIONS
LESSTHAN5.000
5,000TO
9,999
10,000TC
19,999
20,000TO
29,999
30,000TO
49,999
50,00CTO
590999
100,000TO
249,959
2560000TO
499,999
500,000TO
999,999
1,000.000OR
MORE
MEANNUMBER
OFTITLES
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (IC) (11) (12) (13)
PUBLIC ANC PRIVATE 3,104 .:42 123 288 373 500 734 53C 181 93 40 119073
PUBLIC.\
ALL TYPES 1,453 21 32 154 238 285 274 237 122 6R 22 142,4821C,000 CR MORE 303 1 0 0 1 17 7H 41 77 67 21 41969485,000 10 9,999 301 1 C 6 28 67 71 86 41 0 1 125,7801,000 TO 4,999 687 14 1E 8f.. 1'..5 184 115 11C 4 1 0 55,697500 TO 999 121
fEWER THAN 5C0 41i
3
6
14
4f ,
16
4311
170
7
3
(
0
J
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0
0
23674319,152
0 I
UNIVERSITIES 94 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 22 46 21 873,19010,000 CR MORE 84 0 0 C 0 0 1 1 15 46 21 941,3545,000 TO 9,999 9 C 0 0 0 0 C 1 6 0 0 295,3311,000 TO 4,999 1 0 0 C 0 0 C C 1 0 0 3486129
ICUR -YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 374 0 2 7 7 15 43 183 94 22 1 219051010,000 OR MORE 102 0 0 0 0 0 0 2? 59 71 0 378,1135,000 TO 9,999 116 0 0 C 0 1 3 77 34 0 1 226,0401,000 TO 4,999 137 C 1 1 2 11 3f 83 2 1 0 121,802500 TO 999 9 C 1 3 3 ? C J 0 0 36,965
FEWER THAN 500 10 0 1 `- 2 0 2 (, 0 0 0 28,895
Fill/R.-YEAR INSTS WITHOUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 84 1 0 3 5 8 it 2C I .0 0 92,01810,000 CR MORE 1 C 0 C 0 0 0 ( ....1 0 0 28605895,000 TO 9,999 5 1 0 0 1 0 C 3 0 0 0 107,0741,000 TO 4,999 64500 TO 999 lk
00
0
0
0
1
2
2
4
4
31 261
1'.-0,
0
0
0
0
0
98,82746,032
FEWER THAN 5C0 2 0 0 2 0 0 C .. 0 0 0 15.135
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 901 20 30 144 2?6 262 194 21 4 0 0 38,9791C.000 CR MORE 116 1 0 0 1 17 77 17 3 0 0 80,314'',000 TO 9,999 171 0 0 6 27 66 6P 1 1 0 0 49,390+1,000 TO 4,999 485 14 17 85 151 169 4P 1 1 0 0 30,730
500 TO 999 100 2 6 44 38 10 0 1 0 () 0 19,879FEWER THAN SOO 29 3 7 9 9 0 1 ( 0 0 0 16,069
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OF YEAR AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
(CONTINUED)
NLMEER CF INSTITUTIONS, BY TITLES OF BOOKSTOCK HELD AT ENE OF YEAR
INSTITUTIONALCONTROL, TYPE,AND ENROLLMENT
SIZE
TOTALNUMBERCFINSTITUTIONS
LESSTHAN5,000
'..,000
TC9,999
1U,C00IC
19,999
20,000TC
29,999
30,000TO
49,999
50,000TO
99,9Q9
100000TO
24Q,999
250,000TO
499,999
500,000TO
999,999
1,000,000OR
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OFTITLES
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
PRIVATE
ALL TYPES 1,651 221 91 134 135 215 460 293 59 25 18 98,660
10,000 CR MORE 37 0 C 0 0 0 C 4 13 9 11 970.078
5,000 TO 9,999 71 C 2 0 1 4 9 25 14 10 6 359,734
1,000 TO 4,999 571 16 12 22 25 48 203 20° 29 6 1 112,205
500 TO 999 381 50 19 26 33 64 154 33 2 0 0 52,324
FEWER THAN 500 591 155 5e 86 76 99 94 22 1 0 0 29,524
UNIVERSITIES 62 v G C 0 0 0 gl 20 21 16 879,721
10,000 CR MORE 31 C 0 C 0 0 C 1 10 9 11 1,107,445
5,000 TO 9,999 25 0 0 C 0 0 G 1 7 10 5 714,319
1.000 TO 4,999 6 C 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 392,326
FCUR -YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 670 68 30 41 40 74 196 184 31 4 2 92,076
10,000 CR MORE 6 0 0 0 0 C C 3 3 0 0 260,348
5,000 TO 9,999 40 C I C 0 3 7 21 7 0 1 181,556
1,000 TO 4,999 291 2 0 e 8 21 102 127 18 4 1 129,604
500 TO 999 102 6 9 15 12 14 32 12 2 0 0 54,583
FEWER THAN 500 231 60 20 IF 20 36 VA 21 1 0 0 41,491
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITKAJTGRADUATE STUDENTS 628 28 26 59 48 98 257 104 8 0 0 67,463
10,000 CR MORE 0 C 0 0 0 0 C C 0 0 0 0
5,000 TO 9,999 5 0 1 C 1 1 1 1 3 0 0 65,234
1,000 TO 4,999 234 3 6 10 8 19 99 81 8 0 0 99,224
500 TO 999 199 5 5 6 7 34 121 21 0 0 0 65,798
FEWER THAN 500 190 2C 14 43 32 44 36 1 0 0 0 30,148
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 291 125 31- 34 47 43 7 ( 0 0 0 14,734
10,000 CR MORE 0 C 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5,000 TO 9,999 1 0 0 C 0 0 1 ( 0 0 0 94,741
1,000 TO 4,999 40 I I 6 4 9 8 2 0 0 0 0 19,553
500 TO 999 80 39 5 5 14 16 1 C 0 0 0 15,929
FEWER THAN 500 170 75 24 2" 24 19 3 i 3 0 0 121566
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1'AB1 E 1.6-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR TITLES OF BOOKSTOCK ADDEDDURING YEAR AND TITLES OF BOOKSTOCK HELL) AT END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITYLIBRARIES. BY INSTITUTIONAL TYPE AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
INSTITUT1CNALTYPE ANC
ENkOLLMENTSIZE(1)
TOTALNUMBER(2)
TITLES ADDED
105."
PERCENTILE(3)
CURING YEAR
MEDIAN(4)
75-PERCENTILE
(5)
TCTALNUMBER(6)
TITLES HELD AT
25-PERCENTILE
(7)
END OF YEAR
MEDIAN(8)
75-PERCENTILE
(9)
ALL TYPES 12034,803 793 1,740 3,673 369,915,561 23,140 51,096 109,18810,000 OR MORE 5,481,762 3,233 10.648 20,736 163.137065 87,777 303,956 601.2395.000 TO 9,999 2,129,331 1,839 3,7.4 7,532 63,401,121 45,095 94,741 219,8951,000 TO 4,990 31709,457 999 1,963 3,568 102,333,914 28;000 55,744 108,755
TO 999 706,537 539 1,103 2,066 72,808,759 16."12 37,667 65,860FEWER THAN 500 707,716 213 736 1,422 18,234,'02 4,987 18,910 39,800
UNIVERSITIES 4,237,563 13,885 21,430 32,23? 136,622,629 400,one 660,244 954,15310,000 OR MORE 3,603,918 17,312 76,170 38,347 113,404,562 ,o6,e!,6 720,154 1,116,2°15,C00 7n 9,999 557,287 7,690 14,6E0 22,486 20,515,977 263,683 439,269 791,3301,000 TU 4,995 76,35h 2,589 7,878 20,086 2,7C2,090 260101.i 381,167 561,354
xFCUR-YEAR ItSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS '!$204.655 1,403 3,C00 5,983 143,7F8,210 43,057 99,508 183,65710,000 CR MORE 1,494,476 9,191 11,725 17,169 40,129,657 250,325 323,492 452,9625,000 TO 9,9997,coo To 4,999
1,155,7427,039,275
4,405e,C71
6,1k8 9,3755,304
33,483,01854,4C11809
136,20268,800
199,410105,291
260,389152,476
500 TO 999 193,561 670 1,373 2,503 5.9C0,172 17,468 42,340 71,560FEWER THtN SCC 3/1,651 28C 950 1,800 9,873,4 4,95 27.000 62,097
FOUR -YEAR INSTS WITHOLTGRADUATE STUDENTS 1,705,7'19 qr.,0 1,800 3,021 50,096,'"94 31.700 62,100 90,2901C,C00 CR MORE 23,390 0 0 286,5E19 0 05,000 TO 9,999 71,867 1,°3q 7."00 12.441 861,540 22,375 55,030 199.4671,C00 TO 4,999 948,950 1,740 2,766 4,186 29,543,'.90 59,769 85,676 120,000500 TO 999 391,053 11(31 1,656 7,430 13,646,310 45,006 64,101 83,375
FEWER THAN 50C 76,499 480 004 1,500 5,758,565 13.355 26.000 43,000
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 1,586,826 495 1,0)0 1,781 .?9,408,128 15,808 27,1144 43,39110,000 OR MORE 359,978 1,158 2,366 3,899 9,316,10-7 54,000 68.723 90,1445,C00 TO 9,999 344,435 1,121 1,777 2,611 8,540,586 34,298 45,550 58,3271,000 TO 4.999 t44,924 638 1,( 29 1,591 15,686,425 27.694 38,546500 TO 999 121,923 260 pcc 3,262.277 6,457 17,322 25,602
FEWER THAN 50C 115,566 9G 384 85C 2,602,383 2,500 P,14k 21,459
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TABLE 1.7-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR TITLES OF BOOKSTOCK ADDED
DURING YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE:
50 STATES AND D.C. 1981-82
I NS TI TUT If NAL
TYPE AN(ENROL LME KT
SIZE
1('T AL
NUMPFPi.5-
PEKINT ILE ME CIAK
TITLES A00E 0 OLR1NC. YF AR
PI ker (LE
TOTALNO618( P
I- 1VATE
25-PERCENTILE MEDIAN
75-PERCENTILE
(1)
ALL TYPES1 C. 000 OR MORE5.000 TO 9,9991,C00 TO 4,999
COO TO 999FEWER THAN 50C
UNI VERSI TIEI 0 , COO OR MORE5,000 TO 9.9991.000 TO 4,999
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS10 COO OR MORE50000 TO 9,9991,CO0 TO 4,999500 TO 999
FEWER THAN 500
FOUR-YEAR IPSTS WITHOLIGRADUATE STUDENTScom OR MORE5,000 TO 9,9991,C00 TO 4,999
500 TO 999FEWER THAN 50C
TWO -YEAR INSTITUTIONS10,000 OR MORE5,000 TO 9,9991,000 TO 4,999500 TO 999
FEWER THAN 50C
(2)
7.501.1704,486,7511,390,9961,464.022
111,47547,926
2,760,9832.658,224
94,8817.878
.010,5661,445,150
910,080618,27916,76620,282
325009823,39044,096235,99519.6161,979
2,404,52335°.978341,937(U107075,07325,665
(3)
9402,903199)9
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3,3839,3274,7282.122
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1,1260
59',106929459
7001,7581.121
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1,9371C01503.000
694828
25.47126,2827.532
0
.99211,9206,7653.6961.0751.713
2.8783,5781.6351.`20
1,2092,3661.7771.054647605
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4,984VI, 7156.1562,5001.07"1.500
33,05634.59812,620
10,64818,4119,7935,5642,5383,841
8.1094,9/14
2.046
2,0003.8992,6541.590837
1,223
(6)
5,233,63395'., 011
738,3352,240N,435
595.062659.790
1,4760'8C945,694462,406
0 68,400
20194,08949,317245,662
1.420,94676,795
301,:q9
4,788 1,3E006610 C
27,769712,9'5371,417
C 268,520
182,3130
2,49643,05446,8'089,9C1
(7)
66610,1763,9961,700
631202
10,83914.1309,44920c89
9435,3013,7102,024
6702'. U
P9,0
9871.63?1.080
494
10"0
394120P7
(8)
1,5871602157,3702,7951.292726
17,64124,0'5416,06016,137
2,10710,1764,5503.291113/10950
1,6900
108192,15n2
1,656925
4190
0
753427315
(9)
3,12337,55012,8684,5442,2071.400
36,07244,09622,48622,156
3,70516,5537,5125.0002,4931.800
2.8010
5,0004,0392,4321,510
8800
0
1.652850783
33 34
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TABLE 1.8--TOTAL NUMBER, 25- PERCENTILE. MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR TITLES OF B(X)KSTOCK HELD ATEND OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE:50 STAFES AND D.C., 1981-N2
INSTITUTIONALTYPE ANC
ENROLLMENTSIZE(1)
TOTALNUMBER(2)
25-PERCENTILE
(3)
PLBLIE
MECIAN(4)
TITLES HELD
75-PERCENTILE
(5)
AT END CF YEAR
TETALNUMBER(6)
PRIVATE
25-PERCENTILE
(7)MEDIAN
(8)
75-PERCENTILE
(9)
ALL TYPES 207,0260941 26,250 49,575 134,525 162,688,62C 17,544 53,lle 96,42610,000 OR MORE 127,244,373 f0,522 172,683 556,073 ?5,892,892 3300'4,9 521,556 1903402865,000 TO 9,999 37,659,943 40,967 66,31C 195,313 25,541,178 105,000 221 0840 380 0010
10000 TO 4,999 38,264,374 13,858 35,471 66,C89 64,069040 55,290 90,000 132,715500 TC 999 2,673,003 14,770 21,003 2F,110 19,935,76 19,862 48,884 74,85
FEWER THAN 5CC 785,248 12,C16 22.q6C 17,449,254 4,641 19,500 41,417
UNIVERSITIES 82,079,871 441, 71N 709,533 979,944 54,54,:175F 601,520 1,034,28610,000 OR MORE 79'073,762 `.17,74c-- 722,E93 982,C52 402.325 676,366 1,20t,,005
5,000 TC 9,094 ;If-57.980 1' 3,37C 276,599 327,125 17,857,997 ,:63,6F3 598,13r. 791,33:'
1,00() TO 4,999 348,129 0 0 e,3c3,9t1 260,01? 44n-f,25 588 ,714
FL:UR-YEAR ItsSTS .ITNGRADUATE STUDENTS V2,C96,9',7 11C,45i 16E,116 23;'.C37 61,4:91,2' 1 ;'7,288 68,326 118,381
10,000 OR MORE 3F ,567,565 327,69e 460,160 1 ,5t2 ,C42 161,12', :69.434 406,931
L,,COU TC 9,999 2( ,220,748 111,547 2C4,3F8 271,152 ,27C 94 ,49'% 143,900 ;'21,840
1,000 IC 4,999 It ,t 06,994 76,314 11C,C40 152,081 37,714,(1' 61..131 107,423 152,741
'00 IC 949 3)2,602 ;2,F15 28,146 42.?40 16,270 45,010 76,145
F.EwER THAN 5GC ,Tt'8,9NP 11,884' 17,ct2 P1,CCO 9,e.&4,'06 4,641 29,000 63,344
FlUR-YEAR 1NSTS WITHELTGRADLATE STUDENT!. 71729,585 1';,'33 . )t 7, «(i 5°,600 88,000
1C,C00 OR MEW 280 ,5F" C C 0 0 0
5"000 10 9,94S /0 ilLE1 1 k4 , 7.;2k e9,500 34,850
1,000 rn 4,999 t ,324,963 114,4PF 27 to-,676 121,552
,..00 TO 99c, 2.39? 53.E'44 65,000 83,940
FEWER THAN 'CC 1. I) 14,411 26,664 43,837
)10-YLAk INSTITUTION 3' ,120,520 32,430 4 ,i1CC 24,120
1C,C00 UR MORE c.,316,45,7 '4.CCC 6P,'23 9C,i44 0 0
5,C00 TO 9,4Qc; ,445,04t, 4.2cyt. 45,557 58,327 Q4,741 0 0
1,000 TO 4,999"GO IC 99'i
141,',87,91`
ie.411 .28,168 39.7C:124,240
7i ,iii ,7", 14.347c.017
29,42027,521
FEWER THAN 50C 466,019 P. I4' 11.41P 2.11!,1t4 2,2Ct L.0-159 210298
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TABLE L9 -TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR TITLES OF PERIODICAL SUBSCRIP-
TIONS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50
STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982
INSTITUTIONALTYPE AND
ENROLLMENTSIZE
TOTALNUMBER
PUBLIC AN( PRIVATE
25-PERCENTILE MELIAN
FERIODICAL SUBSCRIPTIONS (TIILIS)
PUBLIC
75- 25 75-
PERCEN TOTAL PE RCEN-PEk(EP....(ILE NUMBER TILE MIDIAN 111E
TOTALNUMBER
PRIVATE
25PERCENTILE MEDIAN
75-PERCENTILE
(1) (2) ( 3 ) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (5) (10) : 1) (12) (13)
ALL TYPES 4,8(4C,186 2CC 422 894 3.087.037 260 47C 1,428 10..030149 130 386 739
10,000 OR MOPE 2,846,574 676 3,662 9,431 2,198,125 621 2,966 8.162 648,449 4,928 7,892 21,402
5,000 TO 9,995 743,841 ?91 838 2,150 4(9,867 368 61C 11676 333.974 967 1.70C 4,709
',COO TO 4,999 962,657 269 506 894 421,083 230 3": 671 541,574 450 687 1.052
:)0 Tr 999 192,510 159 290 49G 38,467 151 204 2S2 154,043 173 354 521
fEWER THAN 50C 144,604 5C 145 290 19,495 105 17 26.4 125,109 48 145 290
UNIVERSITIES 2,560,759 5,141 11,C95 14,843 1,668,489 6,477 11,265 20,0(0 . 900.270 3,Q67 7,892 16;707
10,C00 OR MORE 2,245,660 7.113 14,439 24,665 1,621,607 7,228 14,439 22,465 624,053 6,231 10,175 27,925
5,000 T( 9,995 2E 7,840 30CC6 5,279 9,755 43,681 3,006 3,866 5,426 244,159 2.831 5,341 11,095
1,000 TO 4,999 35,259 1,474 3.668 9,979 3,201 0 c. 0 32,058 682 1,174 3,668
FOUR -YEAR IlkSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 10605,7E1 371 88? 1,8E2 10023,422 1 ,211 1,965 3,235 5E2,359 250 558 1,034
10,000 oi MORE 521,939 2,538 3,872 5,403 4'0043 2,419 3,820 5,301 24,396 1,295 2,546 4.275
5,000 TO 9,999 373,188 1,452 1,841, 2,565 286,541 1,590 2,033 2,5E5 86,647 q67 1,523 1,839
1, C00 TO 4,999 552,120 631 953 1,469 212,273 803 1,24e 1,865 339.847 584 830 1,281
500 TC 999 73,401 273 50C 769 12,654 36P 1,316 1,611 60,747 246 469 655
FEWER THAN 500 85,133 MC 231 418 14,411 19E 473 846 70,722 70 220 405
FOUR -YEAR INSTS W/OUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 356,229 Ile 424 650 70.133 486 7C7 1,05e 266,096 192 405 602
10,000 OR MORE 1,692 C 0 0 1,692 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5.000 TO 9.995 8,070 13 185 557 5,644 0 13 597 2,426 173 185 389
1,000 TO 4,999 2,19,344 466 64E 9C4 56,550 588 741 1,072 162,794 425 620 850
500 TO 999 90,165 293 422 534 5,947 380 405 540 84,218 291 422 530
FEWER THAN 500 76.958 84 169 284 300 C 0 36,658 84 167 283
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTION 359,417 133 255 407 324,993 2C6 31( 41-3 34,424 36 82 187
10,000 OR MORE5,C00 TO 9,995
77,28374,743
452312
551413
754537
77.28374,001
42712
551413
P-4517
0
74200
00
00
1,000 TO 4,995 155,934 19e 275 376 149,059 205 282 364 6,875 136 225
500 TO 999 26,944 78 161 233 19,866 134 186 243 9,078 32 78 201
FEWER THAN 50C 22,513 36 F12 168 4,784 79 144 1P5 17,729 31 70 150
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TABLE 1.10-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR VOLUMES OF SEPARATE GOVERN-MENT DOCUMENTS COLLECTIONS HELD AI' END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BYINSTITUTIONAL CONTROL. TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
INSTITUTIONALTYPE AND
ENROLLMENTSIZE
(1)
ALL TYPES1C,000 OR MORE5,000 70 9,9951,000 TO 4,999500 TO 999
FEWER THAN 50C
UNIVERSITIES10,000 OR MORE5,C00 TO 9.9991,000 TO 4.999
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS10,000 OR MORE5,000 TO 9,9991.000 TO 4,999500 TO 999
FEWER THAN 50C
FOUO'YEAR INSTS W/OUTGRIADUATE STUDENTSJC,C00 OR MORE5,000 TO 9.999
'1,000 TO 4.999500 TO 999
'FEWER THAN 50C
TWO -YEAR INSTITUTIONi0.000 OR MORE5.000 TO 9.9991.000 TO 4,999500 TO 999
FEWER THAN 50C
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SEPARATE GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS COLLECTIONS (VOLUMES)
TOTALNUMBER
PUBLIC ANC PRIVATE
25-PERCENTILE MEDIAN
75 -PEACEW.TILE
TOTALNUMBER
PUBLIC
25-PERCEN-TILE MEDIAN
75--
PERCEK..TILE
TOTALNUMBER
PRIVATE
25-PERCEN-TILE MEDIAN
75PERCENTILE
(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
1060284.603 C C 2,431 63,463,602 C C 19,978 22,621,001 0 0 53610807,235 C 53,807 286,028 570371,232 0 52,tt3 294,120 4,436,003 0 94.360 158,000229621,288 30 69,257 18,2600875 C 0 65,375 4,340,413 0 2.369 81.00519,5910596 0 0 5.00C 7,600,365 C 0 10769 11,991,191 0 0 14,7421,8721141 0 0 C 182,836 0 C 0 1,689,305 0 0 0392,383 0 0 C 28,294 C 0 0 364.089 0 0 0
49,3E40728 52,818 199,371 4410E33 41,6960098 139,500 3190757 553,580 7,728,630 0 62,000 170,00040,270,421 62,C00 260,000 483,437 36,230,318 152,247 325,44C 58502C0 4,040.103 0 62,000 197,1238,612,913 2,431 121,282 209,923 9,317,285 114,922 203,146 458,602 3,295,628 0 78,575 199,772501,394 0 78.581 127,91C 108.495 0 0 0 352,899 0 0 36.920
47,745,601 C 0 49,917 38,2&7,390 1,674 50,311 150067 9.478.211 0 0 37521,1690893 50,941 182,133 293,893 20,773,993 52,663 169'362 2931893 395,900 0 0 01303E18.737 950 53.405 133,803 12,563,527 17,560 60,501 1(509269 825,210 0 950 18,319121594033 4t7 39,342 4,869,105 0 1C,1C0 47.554 7,6840928 0 0 28,749
580,408 C 0 0 44,521 35.887 0 0 052,530 0 0 0 16,244 0 0 36.286 0 0 0
7,2060037 C 0 530 1,8E10832 C 16.049 5.3240205 0 0 709,828 C C C 9,828 0 C 0 () 0 C 0
149,311 0 0 0 129,152 0 0 530 20,159 0 0 05,497,710 0 0 10,908 1,638,489 C 9P4 32,177 3,8599221 0 0 5,67719255'299 0 0 343 103,258 0 C 0 1,152,041 0 0 343293,889 0 0 G 1,105 0 0 29207E4 0 0 0
1,9489237 0 0 C 10658,282 0 0 0 289,955 0 0 0357,093 C 0 0 357,093 C C 0 0 0 0 0470,327 0 C G 270,911 0 0 0 199,416 0 0 0
10038.419 0 C 9E4'276 0 C 0 154,143 0 0 036.434 C 0 C 35,057 0 C 0 1,377 0 0 045,964 0 0 10,945 0 0 35,019 0 0
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TABLE 1.11 -TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR BOOK TITLES REPRESENTED BYMICROFORMS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, ANDSIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
BOOK I 1 T1 5 REPRUSENTEC BY MICPCIFORMS
INSTITUTIONALTYPE AND
ENROLLMENTSIZE
111
TOTALNUMBER
(2)
PUBLIC ANC
25-PERCEN-TILE
(3)
PRIVATE
75-PERCEN-
MEDIAN TILE
(4) (5 )
TOTALNUMBER
(6)
PUBL IC
25-PERCEN.TILE
17)
MEDIAN
(8)
75-PERCEN:.TILE
( 9)
TOTALNUMBE k
(10)
PRIVATE
2'5"
PERCEN-TILE
( 11)
MEDIAN
(12)
75 -
PERCEN...
TILE
( 13 )
ALL TYPES 46,630,647 C 1 443 31,477 ,852 0 C 774 15,152,795 0 1 325
1 Go 000 OR MORE5,000 TO 9,999
22,788,33510,134,351 C
5 16,2656 son 16i877,926
hg145,21300
0 13 ,C)C0
6 $343
5,910,4091,9890138
00
1,43768
68,10012,000
1,C00 TO 4,999 12,565 ,466 C 4 800 69350,285 0 0 260 6,215,181 0 42 2,101
500 TO 999 779,015 C 0 79 95,770 0 C 4 683,245 0 2 146
'EWER THAN '50C 36 3,480 0 0 20 8,658 0 0 2 354,822 0 0 27
UNIVERS' IlES 17,9E7,719 2,933 112,147 10,247,120 0 555 81,076 7,740,599 0 3,922 93,297
10,000 CR MORE 15,456,787 0 1,000 132,719 9,556,700 0 245 81,236 5,9 00,087 0 8,863 240,909
5,000 TO 9,999 1,915,639 641 20,829 492,688 C 3,2'7 16.435 1,422,951 0 71 E4,869
1,000 TO 4,999 615,293 3.922 22,584 197,732 197,732 0 417,561 0 3,922 8,311
FOUR -YEAR INSP.,' WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS10,000 OR MORE
25,031 ,8507,1,51,923
C
C
51 4,775429 59.129
19,496,8417,141 ,601
C0
I '009111
38,21859.129
5,535,00910,322
00
250
963685
5,000 TO 9,9991,000 TO 4,999
7,36 0,15510.184,956
0V
1,853 40 ,OCO
186 13,4117,179,3295,129,891
00
6,243511
66,42825,000
180,8265,055,065
00
42106
2,1679,574
500 TO 999 221,815 S 400 42,354 0 4 4 179,461 5 300
FEWER THAN 500 113,001 C 0 113 3,666 C C 11 109,335 134
FOUR-YEAR 1NSTS W/OUTGRADUATE STUDENTS10,000 OR MORE
2,476,8394,819
C
C
7 413 733,6954.819
0
0
icc 11 ,7650
1, 743,144o.
00
4
0307
0
5.000 TO 9,9991,000 TO 4,999500 TO 999
294,8071,413,933530,010
C
a42 1 .1'31
1C 370
10,287689,32529,264
3 411C
2
12.62717
284,520724,608500,746
0
00
02511
0
531413
FEWER THAN 500 233,270 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 2 33,2 70 0 30
TWO -YEAR INSTITUTION 1,134,239 0 1.0000196 18 134,043 0 0 0
10,000 UR MORE 174,806 C 0 F8 174,806 C C 0 0 0 0
54000 TO 9,999 563,750 0 0 b5 4620909 0 C 65 100,841 0 0 0
1,000 IC 4,999 351,284 0 0 12 333,337 r 0 C 15 17,947 0 0 0
500 TO 999 27,190 0 24,152 ,-. 2 3,038 0 0 0
FEWER THAN 50C 1 7,209 0 n 0 4 ,99A. 1 12,217 0 0
c"'
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TABLE 1.12-TOTAL NUMBER, 25- PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75- PERCENTILE FOR PERIODICAL TITLES REPRE-SENTED BY M1CROFORMS HELD AT END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY IN-STITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
PERICDICAL TITLES REPRESENTED BY MICROFCRMS
INSTITUTIONALTYPE AND
ENROLLMENTSIZE
(1)
TCTALNUMBER
(2)
PUBLIC ANL PRIVATE
25-PERCEN.-TILE MEDIAN
(3) (4)
15-PERCEP-TILE
(5)
TOTALNUMBER
(6)
PUBLIC
25-PERCEN-TILE
(7)
MED1Ah
(8)
75."
PERCEN...TILE
(9)
TOTALNUMBER
(101
PRIVATE
25 -PERCEN-TILE
(11)
MEDIA),
(12)
75.PERCEN".TILE
(13)
ALL TYPES 3,946,597 0 64 223 2,199,465 20 110 319 1,747,132 0 33 1451C,000 OR MORE 886,336 C 199 917 822,363 0 193 774 63,973 0 392 1,3205,C00 TO 9,999 619,067 36 193 385 4 .6,269 55 197 383 172,798 0 If9 3871,000 TO 4,999 2,141,548 24 105 260 865,719 26 104 249 1,275,829 18 105 279500 TO 999 224.510 0 45 122 40,270 2 42 99 184,240 0 46 127
FEWER THAN 50C 55,136 0 1 36 4,844 C 28 56 50,292 0 0 33
UNIVERSITIES 828.339 0 88 1,392 642.733 0 le 1,486 185,606 0 149 88510,000 OR MORE 601,620 0 28 1,637 542.295 C 3 1,612 59,325 0 346 1,6375,000 TO 9,999 218,115 G PP 682 99,923 C 2E4 1,214 118,192 0 54 4931,C00 TO 4,999 8,604 92 515 1.650 515 0 C 0 8,089 0 92 250
FOUR -YEAR 'SSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 1,579,313 0 66 334 667,358 0 197 682 911,955 0 47 18010,000 OR MORE 174,447 0 193 917 169,799 0 112 742 4,648 76 392 6025,000 TO 9,999 332,666 0 289 846 2790130 0 325 885 53,536 0 169 3591,000 TO 4,999 974,216 22 126 375 214,973 2 149 441 759,243 37 125 338500 IC 999 85,571 2 54 129 1,521 1 42 238 84,055 0 48 110
FEWER THAN 50C 12.408 0 2 33 1,935 0 23 10,473 0 2 33
FOUR -YEAR INSTS W/OUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 9E11,879 3 56 171 369,240 17 15C 581 612.639 3 51 14710.000 OR MORE 5.680 0 0 C 5,680 0 0 0 0 0 0
5,000 TO 9,999 1,400 C C 33 330 0 C 0 1.070 0 1 401,000 TO 4,999 8E0,314 25 111 304 360,081 76 306 613 5000233 22 95 230500 TO 999 94.605 14 64 114 3,058 3 le 49 91.547 16 69 167
FEWER THAN 50C 19,880 C, 4 t.0 91 0 0 0 19,789 0 3 44
TWO-YEAR IN!TITUTION 557,066 4 69 177 520,134 33 ICI 214 36,932 0 0 2110,000 OR MORE 104,589 119 212 438 104,589 119 212 438 0 0 0 0
5,000 TO 9,995 86,886 71 150 242 86,886 74 Ise 253 0 0 0 0
1,000 TO 4.999 298,414 23 84 174 290,150 31 P7 177 8,264 0 0 46500 TO 999 44,329 C 1! 75 35,691 2 43 99 8,638 0 0 24
FEWER THAN 5CC 22,848 C 0 31 2,818 C 31 c6 200030 0 0 14
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TABLE 1.13-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR PHySICAL UNITS OF MICRO-FORMS NOT REPORTED AS TITLES, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CON-TROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
PHYSICAL UNITE OF MICROFERMS NOT REPORTED AS TITLES
INSTITUTIONALTYPE Af,D
ENROLLMENTSIZE
(1)
TOTALNUMBER
(2)
PUBLIC ANC PRIVATE
25-75-PERCEN... PERCEN-TILE MEDIAN TILE
(1) (4) (5)
TOTALNUMBER
(6)
PUBLIC
25-PERCEN-TILE MEDIAK
(#1 (8)
75- .
PERCEE-TILE
(9)
TOTALNUMBER
(10)
PRIVATE
25-PERCEW.TILE MEDIAN
(11) (12)
75-
TILE
(13)
ALL TYPES 307,443,411 C 1,378 17,071234,333,374 8 4,034 57,874 73,110,037 50 7,228
10,000 OR MORE 18617E16,592 5,060 2910050 f77014158,477,632 4,383 256,72C 843,487 28,308,960 166,099 397,948 1047.321
5.000 TO 9,995 62,910,890 1.842 17,905 266,646 43,840,927 1,200 10,500 236,000 19,069,963 14,711 116,949 344,217
1.CO0 TO 4,999 529E82.491 0 2,598 17.152 30,840,790 C 2.044 12,952 22,041,701 0 3.659 22,200
500 TO 999 3,568,218 0 100 3.5E9 1,106,466 0 754 3,640 2,461,752 0 18 3.575
FEWER THAN 50C 1,295.220 0 0 103 67,559 C 30 539 1,227.661 0 0 75
UNIVERSITIES 144,310,516 314,680 173,391 1458.558103.202.606 473,752 1112.470 1561000 41,107,912 70,529 369,560 1004,161
10,000 UR MORE 125,994,927 467,103 1.(74,215 1756,095 99,553,618 647,096 1173,971 1775,259 26,441,309 228,825 582,359 1439,109
5,000 TO 9.999 16,292,824 59,609 2351C00 55e,400 3,648.550 ..)3,251 331,389 353,136 12,(44,279 37,506 335,000 762,697
1.000 TO 4,999 2,022,710 436 82,615 366,206 436 0 C 0 2,022,324 0 11,757 82.615
FOUR -YEAR 11STS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 146,2'80525 0 6,004 166,581120,006,813 11.281 242,639 480,2E8 26,221,712 0 600 18,304
10.000 OR MORE 58,7 2,881 223,167 451,970 740,323 56,865,230 226,887 462,769 737,014 1,867,651 40,000 118,412 223.167
5.000 TG 9,999 43,2 9,939 45,440 2191003 425,535 37,265,900 55,988 275,984 482,1111 5,974,039 14,711 90,447 219,003
1,000 IC 4,999 41,306,388 ICO 14.937 116,312 25,204,518 2,299 51,874 281,249 16.101,870 0 8,700 51,231
500 TO 999 1,963,834 0 44 4,1CC 652,406 120 .4,491 1,311,428 0 0 3,448
FEWER THAN 50C 985,483 0 317 18.759 0 30 110 966,724 0 0 317
FOURYFAk LASTS W/OUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 8,318,308 270 6,7E4 2,791,823 6,341 22,864 5,'26,485 0 142 5,097
10,000 Ck MORE 0 C 0 0 0 C C 0 0 0 0 0
%COO TO 9,999 449.857 0 7,392 54,209 0 0 2,460 395,648 0 7,392
1.000 TO 4,999 61412,092 0 2,61' 13,363 2,563,239 4 7,467 35,652 3.848,853 0 2,155 11.340
500 TO 999 1,255,080 () 733 5,097 151,417 0 4,433 16,838 1003,663 0 719 5,000
FEWER THEN 50C 201,279 0 89 22,958 C C 1789321 0 0 50
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTION 8,5E6,062 C 273 4,335 8,332034 C 1,563 5.873 253.928 0 0 14
I0.000 OR MORE 2,058,784 6 4,897 12,844 2.058,784 6 4,897 12.844 0 0 0 0
5,000 TO 9,999 219289265 3 3,280 10,037 2,872,268 3 3,286 10,037 55,997 0 0 0
1.000 TO 4,999 3.141.251 C 780 4,535 3,072,597 C 1,074 41H69 68,654 0 0 267
'00 IC 999 349,304 0 1,617 302,643 C 754 3,077 46,661 0 0 0
FEWER THEN 5CC 108,458 C 0 3C 25,842 0 4 217 82,616 0 0 0
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TABLE 1.14-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS HELDAT END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, ANDSIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
AUCIUVISUA1 MATERIALS (TITLES)
INSTITUTIONALTYPE AND
ENROLLMENTSIZE
TOTALNUMEER
PUBLIC ANC PRIVATE
25-PERCEN-TILE hECIAN
75-PERCEN-TILE
TOTALNUMBER
PUBLIC
25-PERCEN-TILE MEDIAN
75-PERCEN-TILE
TOTALNUMBER
PRIVATE
25-PERCEN-TILE MEDIAN
75 -PERCEN...TILE
( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
ALL TYPES 24,762 .185 578 2,393 6,565 15,457,025 1.385 3,524 9,331 9,305,160 186 1,499 4,59510,000 Ok MORE 9,449,330 4,011 10,517 26,332 7.770.559 4,100 10.517 26,116 10.5./80771 2,652 10,076 26,3325,000 TO 9,999 4,409,536 1,831 59098 12,292 3,253.590 2 gICO 4,8+93 12,077 1.155,946 1,153 6,498 15,2951,000 TO 4,999 7,6E1,250 1,033 2,782 6,088 3,8730702 1 .234 2,744 5,640 3,787,548 726 2,890 6,417
500 TO 999 1,993,106 412 1.615 3.833 437,405 433 1,526 3,037 1,5550703 388 1,668 4,072FEWER THAN 50C 1,248,961 25 500 1.756 121,769 310 I 0 3P 2,293 1,127,192 113 472 10731
UNIVERSI TIE S 6,366,923 5,987 13,567 40 ,5CC 30848 ,128 6,20C 13 ,P7C 40 IOC° 2,51E19795 4,347 11,492 35,28310,000 OR MORE 5,400,291 6,334 17,508 43,659 3,737,221 6,538 17,023 47,152 1,663.070 5,235 19,850 42,703
t- 5,000 TO 9,999 852,952 2,932 8.458 18,031 97,340 1 .349 ,921 9,970 755,612 4,347 9,118 34,170UN 1,000
FOUR-YEAR
TO 4,999
likSTS WITH
113,680 1,175 11,492 13,567 13,567 0 C. 0 100,113 0 1.175 6.511
GRADUATE STUDENTS 8,826.529 402 2,782 8,320 5 ,248 ,257 19740 6,166 17,109 3,576,272 101 1,448 5,30310,000 UR MORE 2.226,801 4,610 13,345 23,922 2,2 11.100 5 .500 13.594 23,922 15,701 0 0 64 3
50000 TO 9,999 200:191966 1.578 6,218 17,169 1,767,506 2 .995 8,094 18,635 ?72,460 692 1,964 8,0001,000 TO 4,999 2,531,512 965 3.169 7 ,5CC 10119 017 1.054 2,94C 7,722 2,412,195 860 3,290 7,474500 TO 999 5' 1,980 2CC 1,156 3,217 93,922 91 ) .156 2,840 458,058 200 1,081 3, 156
FEWER THAN 50.:' 476,270 C 347 1.681 56,412 31C 1,125 1,403 419,858 0 336 1,684
FOUR-YEAR INSTS W/UUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 3028,478 (.26 2,000 4 .680 603,752 953 3 .2CC 7,078 2,824,72t. 6C7 1,913 4,53310,000 OR MORE 7,601 C. 0 0 7.601 C C 0 0 0
5,000 TO 9,999 1280825 325 1,320 6,46f: 19,885 734 1,320 4,643 108.940 C 325 8,6981,000 TO 4.999 1,737,853 981 2,946 ( .1 71 510,122 1,1132 3 ,2fC 9,318 1,2271731 967 2,817 6000
500 TO 999 1,027,183 1 COO ,278 4,672 65,959 419 1.911 4,714 961,224 1,000 2,278 4,553FEWER THAN 50C 527,016 12J 1 ,C41 7,011 1R n u 1+26,831 123 1,041 2, 008
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTION 6,140,255 56C 2,122 4 ,9Pf 5 ,756 .888 1,224 ?lett. 6,0"8 .383.367 25 278 1,48910,000 OR MORE 1,814,637 2,720 5,650 14,5t4 1 ,814 9637 2 ,7 2C ,t`C 14 ,flf 4 0 0 0
5,000 TO 9,999 1,387,793 2,C 35 3,939 8 ,4 79 1,368,859 2,C35 3,919 8,479 18,934 0 0
1,000 10 4,999 2,278,205 1, Oct 2,3"' 4,741 1,2 ko,69b 1,245 2,59 6,0,9 47,509 0 294 1,400500 TO 999 413,945 103 1,0P ,69( 277,)24 431 1,31=5 ,821,A 136.421 24 400 2,183
f WE k 50C 210: ,6 75 4k; 3C0 1,331 65.172 400 1.138 2 ,2(.?. 180,50'3 25 200 1,000
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TABLE 1.15-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR TITLES OF ALL OTHER LIBRARY
MATERIALS HELD AT END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONALCONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE. 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
ALL ETHER LIBRARY MATERIALS (TITLES)
INSTITUTIONALTYPE AND
ENROLLMENTSIZE
(1)
TOTALNUMBER
(2)
PUBLIC ANC PRIVATE
25-PERCENTILE MEDIAN
(3) (4)
75 -PERCEN.'TILE
(5)
TOTALNUMBER
(6)
PUBLIC
25-'
PEREEN.-TILE MEDIAN
(7) (8)
75."
PERCEN..TILE
(9)
TOTALNUMBER
(I0)
PRIVATE
25".
PERCEN'.TILE
(11)
MEDIAN
(12)
75."
PERLEW.TILE
(13)
ALL TYPES 160,182.450 0 82 1,027 97,377,532 C 216 2,248 62,804,918 0 20 500
10.000 UR MORE 140,665,908 116 5.603' 70,263 92,901,551 134 5.652 70,263 47,764,357 2 3.100 67.423
5,000 TO 9,999 12,531084 0 340 4,141 2,720,433 3 35C 3,409 9,611,551 0 200 39,415
1,000 TO 4,999 5,523,955 0 94 943 1,643,158 C 1CC 8(.0 3,880,797 0 74 1,220
500 70 999 719,926 C 34 366 82,862 o . 5C 466 637,064 0 27 339
FEWER THAN 500 740,677 0 3 125 2905/8 0 80 711.149 0 2 135
UNIVERSITIES 137,540,866 1,400 70.110 169,068 81,536,628 10,188 91,CCC 226,440 56,004,238 100 8,145 114,887
10,C00 OR MORE 1280!7,571 3,100 86,934 226,200 81,114,367 30,366 109,263 264,082 47,643,204 2 4,135 151,987
5,000 TO 9,999 8,494,940 Its 10,974 97,212 286,033 0 973 8g631 8.208,907 250 39,415 121,831
1,000 TO 4,999 288,355 39 4,390 127,365 136,228 0 C 0 152.127 0 39 165
FOUR -YEAR IPSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 180939,227 0 110 2,864 14,302,749 36 1,332 14,590 4,636,478 0 4 548
10,000 OR MORE 11,3970596 719 14,578 6C176C 11,2760443 719 11,551 56,483 121.153 0 115 2.500
5,000 TO 9,999 3,429,828 844 11,058 2.067,176 25C 2,491 14,4'13 1,362,652 0 0 474
1,000 TO 4,999 3077,648 0 2,995 942,673 413 3,405 2,634,975 0 120 2,681
500 TO 999 154,847 C 325 7,387 0 147,460 0 0 315
FEWER THAN 500 179.308 0 6C 9,070 5 170,238 0 0 66
FOUR -YEAR INSTS W/OUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 2,372,045 C 96 726 315,612 58 510 1,956 2.056.433 0 74 600
10,C00 OR MORE 219 C 0 0 219 0 C 0 0 0 0 0
5,C00 TO 9.999 354,128 C 0 C 131,510 0 C 0 222,618 0 0 0
1,000 TO 4,999 1,011,550 C 124 1,211 1(9,604 5P 653 2.4E1 541,946 0 58 845
500 10 999 494,619 C 111 6,75 14,178 162 510 1 ,015 480,441 0 98 525
NW FEWER THAN 500 511,529 C 40 364 101 0 0 511,428 0 36 364
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTION 1,330,312 42 410 1,222,543 0 SA 5(7 107,769 0 6 78
10,000 OR MORE 510,522 360 2,1E5 510,522 5 36C 2,165 0 0 0 0
5,000 1') 9,999 2'3,088 0 126 717 235,714 0 125 711 17,374 0 0 0
1,000 10 4,999 446,402 C 52 418 394,653 C 56 421 51,749 0 1 278
500 10 999 70,460 C 17 206 61,297 0 34 340 9,163 0 10 78
FEWER THAN 5CC 49,840 C ..: 64 20,357 0 8 50 29,483 0 5 53
4 4.,)
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TABLE 1.16DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY LIBRARY OPERATING EXPENDITURES, AND BYINSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
INSTITUTI34ALCCATVIr TYPE,At ENtrLLAE.Ni
Slit
TOTALNUMREkAF
INSil-ruTILNs
LESSTHAN
$1Cor..1"
h1.1045rs. OF INSTITUTInNSo AY LIARARY
i10,03J 1,20,000 $50,000 $100,100TO TO TO TO
*191999 St9,5c,9 $99,995 $199,99Q
OPERATING
$200,000TO
5499,999
EXPENDITURES
$500,000 $1,000,000tri TO
$999,995 $1,99°,999
$2,000,000OR
MORE
(11 (2) (2) 141 (5) (6) (7) (A) (9) (10) (11)
°(JhILL ANL; P!;IVAIL, TAL
ouaLlc
3,104 127 252 453 666 761 332 198 212
ALL TY1ES 1,453 7 5 41 166 293 426 205 150 1591C.0L,J Ck MERE 303 C J 0 1 I 411 58 61 1425,JSZ. TJ 5,qc9 301 1 o 0 0 17 131 79 62 111,00J id 4,999 61,7 5 4 15 101 224 247 60 26 5
'' To ASS 121 1 1 15 45 39 6 6 0 0FEWER THAN 500 41 C J 8 15 12 2 2 1 1
UNIVEkSIT1S 94 C 0 C m 0 0 0 8 86101000 L'i ACRF A4 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 01
00N) 5,000 T0 Sr ;S9 g r . ) 1 0 0 C 5 4
1.J00 T) 4,959 1 C 0 0 ) 0 0 0 0 1
FOUL -YEA' IN.315 WITHGRAEJATE STJDLNTS 374 C 0 0 2 12 5) 115 117 69
1C,000 (.8 'rQE5,0CC Li S,cC9
lot111,
0
C
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0
1
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0
0
03
6
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586
1,003 rJ 4,949 131 C 0 0 1 7 53 50 22 45nO Ti) c;';5 5 C 0 2 1 6 0 0
fEwEk INA,,4 5C0 10 C 0 u 1 3 2 2 1 1
FOUR -Y+ A: INSTS 1,1TqCliiGRACuAT'.: STOCENTS R4 1 ,-; 0 A 17 47 9 5 2
1G,utd0 14 ACgE 1 C - 1 0 .., e 0 1
5,000 T6 '4,599 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 I1,JUO T. 4,S,.)9 ti.. 0 0 0 0 10 42 H 4 05( T) C c; 12 C 0 j 7 6 4 0 0 0
FEwER ThA-4 );..0 r' C J J 1 1 0 0 0 0
TNJ-YEAf 1IITLTIONS '/O1 6 5 42 161 264 320 RI 20 2
LC,JeO Loh MLQF 116 C 1 J 1 1 43 52 20 2t,1r0 11 c.,C59 Ill r ,
17 127 27 0 01.300 1:, 4,C59 495 c. 4 lb 100 207 15? 2 0 3
5,it, Ti, 5SS 100 1 1 15 47 31 1 0 0 0FrmEl TH4., `ICJ 79 C J i 1; 8 J 0 0 0
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INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82 (CONTINUED)
INSTIT0TIu..ALccNT,nt., TYPE,ANL ENc.OLLmENT
SIZE
TOTALNUAAEm;A-
INSTI-TUIVINS
LESSTHAN
tio,oco
1.10,000T
1190)9
NUMBEf OF INSTITUTIONS, BY LIBRARY OPERATING EXPENDITURES
t21,';:)) $5S",r-CC. $1r0,100 $230,01"0 $500,100 $1,0001001TO TO TO TO TO TO
$49,999 $SS,999 $199,999 $499,999 $999,999 $1,999,999
$2,001,001OR
MORE
(11 (2) (3) ((.) (5) (6) (71 (dl (9) (10) ( 11)
PRIVATE
ALL TYPES. 1,651 S6 122 210 287 373 335 127 48 53
10,000 04 MLR[ 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 29
5,000 TU 9,95s 71 C ^ 1 0 2 10 29 12 17
1,00J TU 4,SS9 571 4 5 17 40 136 248 88 26 7
50J TO .SS 391 11 24 37 87 158 59 4 1 0
FEWER THAN 500 591 Fl 93 155 160 77 18 5 2 0
UNIVERSITIES 62 C 0 0 0 0 4 10 48
1C,000 Uk MORE 31 C '3 0 0 0 0 0 3 28
ts.)5,000 Tr c,09(1 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 16
4:) 1,0.7) TU 4,SS9 6 C J 0 0 0 0 2 0 4
FCUR-YEAR INSTS wITHURAOUATE STUOLNTS 07r 27 32 le 92 141 204 95 35 5
1G,000 CR MCRE 6 C 0 C o 0 0 1 4 1
5,000 TO 9,SS9 40 C :^
o 0 9 25 5 1
1,000 TO 4,959 ',1 1 0 0 7 52 145 60 23 3
5UJ TO SSS 102 1 2 5 20 35 34 4 1 0
fEwER THAN 5C0
fLUF-YL4d INSTS h11HCuT
231 2! 30 34 65 54 16 5 2 0
CRACUAT, STU1LNIS L2F 1E 34 75 130 215 129 27 3 0
1U,U00 urc mLRE 0 C 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 0
t,' Tu if.SS9 5 r 1 0 2 1 1 0 0
1,P)0 IL 4.9(19 ,A4 2 > 4 '0 7h 101 26 3 0
500 TI. cSq 19c C 3 li 41 118 25 0 0 0
EfmEe THAN ';00 1')0 14 29 5R 69 19 1 0 0 0
Two] -Y,Ak INSTITUTION:: 291 5? 5r, n6 45 17 3 1 0 !i
10,]00 c tiCdr 0 C J 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
.),)u%; T:, ,,,;(,9 1 C U 0 0 n C 1 0 0
1,:.0 To 4,9sS 40) 1 3 1: 13 9 2 0 0 0
500 T'; q19 30 IC 1'4 2J 26 5 0 0 0 0
FFA:T.:; TH141 51::, 17: 42 34 63 26 4 1 0 0 0
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TABLE 1.17-TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES AND DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURES OF COLLEGE AND UNIVER-SITY LIBRARIES, BY PURPOSE AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES ANDD.C., 1981-82
I !TUT Iu'.41
TY0L,AN: iNuLc4E%1
LIo0ARYTOTALL,9F'zITI:,G
EXRENL-iTu;s(IN THUH-SANDS OFJULLA4S1
DISTRIL.JTICN L,F tXPLNDITORES (IN THOUSANDS OF
SALUiIFS F4 1NuE STU0tNT HOCKS DER I31)- MICRO-ANL 1%4%6E5 fiLiEFITS oC.,ES ICALS FIRMS(IKCLU- 1/
JIAG SAL-ARY tQUIvALFN.ISIF CCIOPIBUTEDSERVICES STAFF
JOLLARSi,
AUDID-VISUALMATE-RIALS
tlY 014ROSE
ALL BIND-OTHER INGEIRRARY ANDMATE- RE-RIALS BIND-
ING
OTHEROPERAT-INGEXPEN01-TURES
(1) (21 (31 (4) (r.) (6) (7) (81 (9) (101 (11) (121
Pu(1LIc . ok1vAT:, VIAL
ou9LIC
1,i4",770 914.27,i 167,515 13:),947 255,767 255,066 22,384 15,661 9,321 30,351 167,478
All TYNE S 1,251,353 E15,E77 117,4)" 66,009 161,651 167,024 15,02i 11,994 6,166 19,418 106,9921J,00J UR M(.mr_ 840,764 351,607 75,58v 49,404 105,447 118,313 8,841 4,226 3,441 14,402 69,9945,00) I', Q,S90 215,97 107,ec0 20,147 Q,56? 27,260 24,396 2.896 3,166 1,210 2,652 16,6681,'Y)() I:, 4,59 4 204,44u 14./8,504 19,97'3 6,336 26,177 20,606 3,106 3,870 1,342 2,C83 17,543
PI CS9 15,579 7,6155 1,267 512 1,800 2,142 140 297 107 167 1,264ThA\ 500 9,105 30571 524 19J 9e8 1567 38 244 68 113 1,522
UNTv ,(TITS 515,726 2:.F,72$1 45,414 21,i4 67,832 82,616 4,932 1,131 1,992 10,416 47,059 J.)1 J, )):! ;4fIkE 495,118 21c,e50 38,544 10,278 65,055 79,709 4,708 1,023 1,923 10,009 44,970 ......)
5,,',' T,. 1,54C 17,618 7,213 1,121 933 2,314 3,692 224 117 23 363 1,568 CO41:1iol.10 1- 4,599 3,900 1,6E5 69C 502 464 215 0 42 46 44 521-1
I Jv'c- Yr :14 1N5,IS hITH 412w.4okiATE: S1O0ENT 494,751 228,0F5 47,564 75,'177 64,917 71,309 6,343 3,139 2,156 7,734 37,1721j, U')..) OR WIRE 253,237 118,057 27,195 15,247 33,414 36,852 3,348 992 96C 4,142 17,951 CC
128,630 5c,3F6 11,747 :,,?0, 112,340 17,478 2063 1,125 702 2.051 9,0061,h 409,4 46,278 46,040 t5,30i 3,6b? 12,2E6 13,640 1,418 833 442 1,347 8,428
06.CD1, V-ic) 4,775 1,C4C 7C7 15 35' 1,418 4 16 10 00 450
.-4! I:LAN 'W3 6,6.'1 2,22 321 1(J' 535 1,421 9 173 42 103 1,298 C..)
I I451 t..:1110U1 F---u Al' :,luCENIJ
13. J. w(
'tSSC41 1 .4 ,q9;
s0,6782,5!)6
4,443'f7,409
14,4521,307e, 1C9
13,9r-
3,37.;255515
2,432
1,39',37
29'945
5,420452581
4,014
5,3971'1168
2,697
6253Q27
536
3655750
207
1230
1
1n4
4693960336
3,068174449
7,248
C4LWCa
'')1 1. ./.7'.4 2,010 5t9 144 'A 327 210 21 51 18 32 179twf., THAt. 242 101 2' 7 5t) 20 3 n C 1 19
PT3!IIUTIGN., ?43,1e,4 144,412 25,7e,r) 7,>14 23,4E7 9,702 2,620 7,109 1,497 800 19:6911 1 ter(,( 4,4,3 52,2';3 If i.,-. 1 3,29, G,526 2,651 747 2,155 55C 213 6,860
c!),215 35,Cr.3 0170') 2,013 6,025 2,353 581 2,074 484 178 5,64612,171 46,8c,', 9,45, 1, )7t. 9,443 4,054 1,155 2,789 751 355 6,347o,736 4,i85 i2S 7y. 1,116 514 III 220 79 45 635
.." ihAN ,O0 2,1'2 1,141 174 "0 377 126 26 71 25 9 205
/ I ;.b,1% %wiNt, AN HjUI-LY AASIS, .1.07
TABLE 1.17-TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES AND DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURES OF COLLEGE AND UNIVER-
SITY LIBRARIES, BY PURPOSE AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND
D.C., 1981-82 (CONTINUED)
1NST1TOTIuNAI.C(NTRL,L, OF:,ANC :Mi. uL L;ltif
SI
L 1 P r. 44y OIST-< IliuT IIN .1) I )(11: NE, 1 1UPLS (1N THOUS ANUS OF lilL LARS) , (.3Y PUPPCSE
TOTAL'pEp AT 110 SAL )11.1S hd1'1(,r_ !, T oU . "I T
XPENE)- ANC hAGES t3ENEF. ITS ratThITUk'S ( INCL0- 1/(IN THO')- 31NC, SAL-SSN0S ',,F A: `r LQUI VAL r..:41 b3CLAPS) CF CCNT; Ir,JTEJ
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STAFF
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1269 7( 6 562C0221,015 q!.1.1E'.
9,87c,15,592
J T
FEHE< THAN. 50G"31,313 24,47839,217 1t3,985
3,324218 35
uN ivi -)1, IL s 326,146 140,511 2 5,4 5?10, LL,
lu 4203,643 95,607
'le, 1.;,1 34,27617,7596,711
1,000 Ti ' 4,999 1.,211 5,629 4e,7
FLUF.- YE A-. 1Ns I r41711
614 AjliA IL ST t/,',ENT S10, r_00 LH- "CAE5,000 1( 5,999
7;7,521 :";, S4,,4,189 4,124
35,556 1 5,1(3
I6, :73/3-,
3.05)1,0( ) 4,Sc9 11 7,19 1 5(..,186 5F6913
502 It' CSC ?i, /00 c I 74 ,-, 1,4811-1.,t4t 7 TH.ti 5,,E1 23,601 11,127 1,910
Frui-.,,r Ard LASTS A 1 IttuuT6.4 WAIF ',fit:E.:NTS 1J.,442 4 7,4t i 7.031
1Q, 002 L.L. mt:hE 2. 1 L
5, a 1 T , (.. , (,y0 1.514 76U 47
1C0C T 4,504 /')6!,3 1 F,c( 7 40.0')500 1'; 099 2,..), 018 1 2, 744 1,6 41
PLeti--. THAN 5::° Ir '252 4,';43 5 4`?
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1:, 006 6,779') ,
819 4C1. I 0 39 1,` 26
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91,04231,030
2726631 3,667427
3,15174P
13,93'.3,678
57,49722,465
16,713 2186? 484 300 2,226 11,18737,542 2H,474
31:114363
1,689 1,292 3,493 20,393
tl. , 35 C725
50803,696
702121 458
345468
778758
4, 4353,109
12,75(1 489051 2.569 666 044 5,420 31,P6823.458 29,622 1,8 /8 413 69,? 3,524 21,79411,437 16,309 5?H 171 76 1,671 9.1413, ?t7 2,127 163 84 75 223 1,13?
}4,131' 31,498 3,52? 1,614 1,585 1,848 20,7051, 326 1,47P. 18, 17 Sr 154 6724011 5,44' 561 172 121 542 2,923
21,666 141qPs :..,267 938 886 2,206 12,8542, ICI 3,270 311 194 155 357 2,2471, 044 2,4x3 195 133 267 689 2,309
19,7(6 10,695 1,13? 1,063 4,1' 1,579 8,691 0 0 0 0 0 0
L1 (15 33 20 2 13 15311903-1 1,253 66.1 519 302 1050 6,207
4 / 6C't 1.515 356 315 144 397 1,9961, 73 84 7 dl 133 162 122 713
I,'"7.1 790 140 374 114 87 945' 1 0 0 0 0
64 75 1') '1 J 1 169.7? 174 43 /8 ?9 14 197
.1,1 105 15 1) 4h 25 19214:', 196 42 126 4c 47 386
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TOTAL LIBRARY OPERATING EXPENDITURES (IN DOLLARS)
1KST ITUT ILATYPE ANO
ENK0L L MEN T
SIZE
( 1 1
TOTALAMOuNT
(2)
25-PrR CENT ILE
( 3)
PUBL I C
'4E3 IA
(4)
75-
PERCENTII E
(5)
ME A')
(6)
TOTAL 25-AMOUNT PERCENTILE
(7) (8)
PRIVATE
MEDIAN
(9)
75-PERCENTILF
( 1 0 )
MEAN
(11)
ALL TYPE.; 1 ,291,352, 514 141,515 123,790 141,170 .118, 749 652,417,780 47,331 121,114 284,926 395,16OP MORE 840,763,967 775, 381 1,826,242 3,566,683 2,774,798 211,0 32,580 2,245,528 3,206,548 71566,166 5,757,63
5,000 TL 9,494 215,957,091 '334,346 509,500 96i 896 717,465 126,765,835 619,455 836,065 1,876,763 1,785,43TO 4,999 239,947,719 116,895 194,467 35- ,686 3r 5,6n 221, 0C9,197 16' 281 275,323 445, 849 387,05
500 TC 195 15,579,022 64, 6E5 b6,897 125,049 128,752 52,312,613 66,266 113,678 172, 468 137,30F-E,4LR THAN 5.:(3 9,104,695 57,045 86,811 14+1.'73 2 22,Co5 39,297,085 14,640 41,538 83,204 66,49
UMVERS IT IES 516,72!..,60; 2,;46,10E 4,321,/11 o '365 ,066 5,497'09C 3J6,846,453 2,211 470 3,129,219 6, 766, 061 4, 949, 131C, 9095,00o
l!R MORE1;1 '3,935
495,117,54917,618,369
3,211,C0C,1,459,250
4078,8941,4e3,05
6 ,94u,155,555
5,894,2561 ,9 57,59r
213,843,417P8, 792,429
21598 ,1131,421,741
5,184,4092,144,739
8,998,9674,969, 049
6,575,593,551,69
1,031 TO 4, ;CC 3,959,691 0 3,984,691 14,210,608 965,299 2,461,359 4,564,463 2,368,43
FOUR -YEAR INS T S 4.ITH
UR ACO IL STUOF NTS 494,750,053 570,007 Q55,5.)9 113-'2,863 227,522,911 99,342 202,735 433,886 339, 581C,0)" 00 MO° 258,236,416 1,516,184 2,125,32) 2,937 2,531,735 9,189,163 1,171, 272 1,474,949 2,858, 336 1,531,525,0aC TL 128 ,tt0 lo ) 193, 111 1,)41,997 1 1,10C,?12 15,555,924 532,286 752,828 836,065 888,991,000
5J0r1' 4,555Ti 4,714,957
385,;75173,450
529,167533,150
,315 ?,4c/r,
532,5'9137,1 96,677?I 1899 .933
225,...r6
96,120345,141152,064
583.526246,159
471,46214, 70
FEW:e ('00"),5k 173,000 492,778 11' +, 3C 7 668,- 23,681,314 22,9'7,0 72,663 117, 533 112 51
ECUP-YEAk INS T h I INLjT
()R ADT't TT: ST JD! NT S ib 3' )1 1 411 422,404. 45 ), 763 36,E 17 15,441,165 6+,540 119,981 20C`, 357 167,901C,0.-)9 if. m.11- F. 2.)0x,434 2,5.11-,4 34 0 0 0 0
Tf; 9 ,V0r; ,',1 ,44,4o, 4,1'.1 1.);:t-,b)2:2 1,588,92:1 2.3,922 160,193 181,674 317,7827,4 H,7), 235, CCC WItil ,t7, )23 66,662,922 147, 597 230,509 366, 708 214, 88
1;. 9 19 2, ,046 102,C7'- 134,2i4 ? 1 ,o,1 2h,938,422 94, 825 122,90? 173, 761 135,361dAN '41 66, R'l 155,166 1 ....),`"1-+ 1.), 251,490 23,244 45,320 76,721 53,95
1a(' -YEAP 1.'. >1 1 T LI1 104, 49 1 1:54, 7 34 7,'-.4;1 t.r., /19 12,6.35, 749 12,357 28,836 60,438 43, 31
1C,t MZ.Pi: , 4; 453,4J1 5351:63 731,11*c r) 0 0 0
,):0 it t.).1 214,1.'31 37' q1,3 9 28 ,c25 0 0 3 828, 521,04,
, )0 TLtl '171 ,IJi4, 1
1,, ill
2 7 11445,,,1.1
t 2 f 2 1."," fl(L;1 1 1 4 6 .1 7 , I I)
:,939,0843,4 74,359
3" , 16815,330
02,01921,824
94,15268,278
73,4743,42
I _0, THM. ')UC ,11,! .110 ?C4 7x,134 9.,1311 5, 363, t81 1),^11 23,204 45,179 31,55
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OF LIBRARY STAFF. COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES. BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND
SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C.. 1981-82
INST ITOTI uNALTYPE AN!'
E XPE SD I TkJetE:) FUR SALARIES CF 1.11RARY STAFF 1/ ( IN DOLLARS)
PUBLIC PRIVATE
ENkOLLMENT T (.,T Al. 25- 75- TOTAL 25- 75-
01.JUNT L3IAN PE1/4CENTILE MEAN 4MGUNT PERCENTILE MEDIAN PERCENTILE MEAN
(1) (2) (3) (4) (51 ( ) (7) Id) (9) (101 (11)
ALL TYP'S 8L) ,364 965 q4,4S1 2:2,163 547,114 552,709 374,656, 570 28,374 75,465 171,628 229,955
1C,000 JR 4(1: 916,0'11,610 46,91 6 1,,)'+0, 441 2,094,36o 1, -To?, 253 127, 338,632 1,275,256 1,744,324 3,997,771 3,441,584
5,0:T .;! i7,5- 65c 05'.;,355 153,413 619,341 456, 942 71,150,781 333,27o 537,573 10015,982 1,011,982
1,00) TL 4,')15 139,713, 770 40, E ?1 112,499 2311726 196,326 124, )93, 522 94,720 160,096 257,117 218,902
5D1' TO 9,673,:91 42,5f15 95,777 86,762 75,942 31,558, 355 41,303 72,305 105,246 82,930
FE6L,-, THAN 50(; 4,50.,645 12,7E3 51,913 87,379 111,820 21,915,290 11,680 25,177 51,404 40,465
UNIVERS IT It 30,),V,o, 755 '61'3,441 2,'4,77,C6:_,' 3,875,.-4" 3,198,901 179,664,c,.4 1,207,472 1,657,082 3,897,771 218511,681
10,0.)k) Lk 1,7(,',72; ;,149,342 4,045,55./ 3,417,110 121,965,076 1,451,182 2,865,171 5,5490040 3,934,357
5,000 T(' 9,(199 ".3, OH 758,,077 1,190,492 1,135,21C 49,659,773 779,942 1,247,321 2,535,758 1,986,390
1,0)0 T0 4,"-/; ;',or)7,522 G U 0 0 7,019,850 502,878 1,483,681 1,6140526 101730308
FP(,R -YEAR IN5T5 h1T1-GR AGUA TE S,UJE'vTS 101,4H5,7'.,2 61 7,552 906,363 606,111 133,021,340 51,552 122,005 246.328 194,061
1C ,00.) ;;P 160,518,891 396, t 1,31217°5 1,'/J3,392 11,5131910 5,373,556 627,273 856,895 1,744,324 895,592
.5,C?" Tr) 7/$414,1,13 4c1,64' 633,73 765,398 667,366 2.-lt 68 1,174 313,241 414,973 537,573 517,029
1,0)0 TL: ,cr,4 58.307,471 'C1 116, 792 517,160 423,412 77,450,145 130,668 204.973 332,639 266,186
500 TO 90r, 2,42612,21 S4, 3S.; ?94,9:,4 235,095 269,58r 12,46 3, 230 93,194 164,255 122,384
FErs:: ThAN 5u0 A,j4A,666 '721,)(:13 -2'7,843 447,16.! 305,966 14,0'3,215 14,175 41,500 68,700 63,706
FOUP-YEAk INST hITHCUTGRACUATE 1013, mfr 196,511 307,646 216, 33 67: ,6Q6 '995 39,1 J2 75,728 121,637 99,820
1C,000 L.R mrkE 1,104,215 0 0 0 1 1 0 C 0
5,0)0 Tu 2,901,204 115.335 319,013 511,440 9-1C,457 13,1/4 119,267 119,906 197,091
1,000 TO 4,i9S 11,27o,9,0 1 .0, 105 2,:`) ,462 307, t.46 269, 95' 191560052 86,816 135,465 214,385 164,790
50C Tu. 99S 1,16:,7n1 t1,5FC 76,671 11c / -19 cA,3S6 16,710,398 61,987 77,616 107,523 83,971
FEhEP THAN 5JC 14/1433 53,934 8 8,910 0 11,.16 6,430,1 79 15,979 29,219 46,771 33,843
Tau -YEAF IoiSTITLTIsr.r, 177, tqc ,451 7' ,475 126,979 251,150 197,214 8,28 3,546 8,647 18,159 39,629 28,465
1 C,CJO (.PMLPE (-5,112 -37:1 495,121 690,175 561, 48& U 0 0 0 0
5,1 TL, :11554 47,171,- '3 4 1+11,911 2131854 3 36,139 279, 947 524,377 0 0 0
1,0).) TO 4,535 kt,'77,H) ,L43 1J2.9171 151, 717 118,058 1 ,932r575 21,276 38,324 64,511 48,314
500 1( -;co, 17,1(16 53,831 78,5("9 6r ,66f 2,364, 727 10,00) 19,2'7'5 47,390 29,559
FEInc:i. It A 4 r:VJC 1114.),14t. ),),44'1 41,234 57,75(` 46,315 3,461,867 6,761 14,964 28,406 20,363
1/ INLLJ S.'IqILS AVG wA0L:, fr=7 1 .Imr°PUTEC CZVICCS STAFF, FkINGE FIENEFITS, AN0 .'AGES 0F STWENTS SERVING UN AN HCURLY BASIS
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lXriAJIIJkLS IRK LIHRA.Y MAP7:RI4L5 1/ (IN .)OLLARS)
INSTTYr):
CNAOLLME.4T
( 1 I
T11::1,
'VAALA1_01T
(L)
'61,85A,111
.J' PC(.NT1LL
(3)
?C, C3?
PUPLIC
4E)1:01
( )
62,99?
75.
(5)
:'11,006
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(6)
240,0,7
TOTAL 25-AAUUNT PERCENTILE
( 7) (i)
199,340,445 12,600
PRIVATE
MEDIAN
1.3)
34,603
75-PERCENTILE
110)
8,3,207240,2(..;,102 1,11c,'06 792,967 59,550,373 654,218 1,046,354 2,244,989
TL. F.2,7E5 1.04,5kC 1q6,417 40,501,712 156,789 2E48,401 687,3851,u..),
710ffhen
T(
TC, g';c
THA 5,;(,
4,475,MJ2,604,71/
24,2061',S17
43,oU521,44525,686
89,11931,900,4,174
36,09570,360
72,132,61015,640,71411,515,036
43,48816,9513,163
78,66629,85511,157
139,66548,76324,235
UNIVI_RSITIES 158,574,2t..1 1,54,324 2,1(.4,1-29 1,68t,747 90,393,894 637,385 1,186,862 2,019,8161C,Ou0 Mr2f.Er 1,111,521- 1,625,238 2:,15',,359 11102,532 56,560,584 925,815 1,598,648 2,514,6925,01 T( 6,37(,63" '145,132 t1J,t39 734,24) 701,147 28,516,837 560,691 922,034 1,554,5701,300
/-0014-YtAk
TO 4,W1,
ikITH
/66,(.7t; G 716,678 5,916,473 263,105 844,005 2,405,522
GRACUAT7 STUDENTS 148,3"1,1q5 175,C4.:. ;:"1,1'-'q ')J2,012 1c6,682 7?,948,906 24,804 54,980 133,744IC,OJC. OR MOC.L. 75,564,'15 461,162 ';11,511 q14,1,4 740,1433 2,989,789 19°,2C6 516,399 812,5905,00:. IC ;,495 40,2CP,2;%.. '77,577 '111'i33 407,070 3±6,618 11,409,633 143,319 200,807 288,4011,u)0 'r,S;c: :8,5q5,(.4C 107,,,21 151,;52 2.6,15 7 2":9,727 44,676,812 6'7011 101,745 186,048
5)') TO 4" 1,3Jc,14f. ?5,c" 207,631 242,257 201016 6,812,969 24,703 42,825 84,311`)CC (71,000 .91,657 4(7,177 218,052 7,059,703 6,143 19,374 35,550
FOUR-YEam INSI5 SIITHOjf,,RAGoATi7 STu)ENTS 9,./20,37C f..(1399 b2,936 135,700 11 .,.319 12,206,733 16,021 34,743 63,6311C,C^r. MOPE 04'4,55^ n C ,) 045,550 0 0 0 05,0JC Ti' ,99S .1,231 ',0,c72 10U,Oc1 20,497 441,009 7,602 23,512 48,0021,C'. TO 4,';S(' 7,C47,634 13,!'::: 60,-)^ 136,144 117,931 20,844,21° 40,634 70,707 115,392
5)C TL 994 62h,.,c9 '1,800 7:'1,127 4D,14'.0 52,216 7,935,062 23,638 35,506 50,691FEwE: THAN 7,:q5 26,696 !=2,3ii ,- 30,547 2,986,443 3,754 11,960 22,200
TwO-YEA4 INSTITUTION 45,014,;33 4:1,E04 17,66d 81,18'; :c,960 3,290,912 2,500 7,962 16, 17?IC,U0c Jr MCFE 1/,63/,6/c 50,1'94 /8,217 117,511 118,945 0 q 0 15,00L 90-,(79 1;,151 60,39'1 43R,410 67,372 134,2)3 0 0 01,(W Ti 4,9CS 18,1q1,1Ct 15,581; 31,910 44,055 31,507 795,106 6,649 14,9C0 27,9835)' 2,0:1521 12,t4t 111100 25,799 20,395 892,683 2,900 10,137 17,200
ftnEk IhAN 5C3 12,269 2,)90.15 26,843 21,557 1,468,890 ?,200 5,766 11,896
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120,731,609,46570144126,324190519,48
1,466,031,824,531,140,67969,41
108,87498,29285124153,5266,7930,56
51,28
88,2089,0739,8715,71
11930
13402319,8711,158,64
TABLE 1.21DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY NUMBER OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT PROFES-SIONAL LIBRARY STAFF. BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE. AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., FALL
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INSTITUTICNAL Numpf,CCNTP1L, TYPE. :F IN- LFSS
VF INSTITUTIONS,
1.0
BY NuMPER
2.0
CF
3.0
FULL-TIME
5.3
EQUIVALENT
13.0
PROFESSIONAL
20.3
LIBRARY STAFF 1/
50.0 100.0
AND 1:NROLLmENT SITIO TI.AN TO TU T0 TO TO TO TO OR
SIZE TIUNS 1.0 1.9 2.9 4.0 9.9 14.9 49.9 99.9 MORE
(1) 12) (31 (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (91 (10) (111
PUBLIC A' :"RIVATE. TOTAL 3,1)4 571 151. 521 079 619 308 180 52 19
PUBLIC
ALL TYPES 1,453 17) v6 213 320 303 216 139 33 13
10,000 OR MCQE 3-J3 1 0 2 1P 55 71 110 33 13
5,0L0 TO 5,599 3-1 5 3 13 73 97 9C 2') 0 0
1,003 TL 4,999 6R7 ,43 M 157 /09 144 52 9 0 0
530 TJ 599 121 40 11 37 Id 5 1 3 0 3
FZwER THAN 500 41 22 _' 9 3 2 2 1 0 0
UNIVERSITITES '44 0 0 0 0 0 '3 44 29 13
1(.0'00 OR MORE ,A4 9 J 0 0 0 . 38 29 13
5,000 T0 9,999 3 '3 3 0 0 0 4 5 0 3
co.)1,10 TO 4099 1 ) 0 1 3 0 9 1 0 0
to
FCLh-YEAR iNSTS WITHGRAOUATE STUDENTS .,': 6 1 1 14 101 155 94 4 0
10,000 OR MCRF 1'2 0 0 0 0 0 36 62 4 0
5,UO3 TO 5,999 116 1n 9 27 73 15 C 0
1,000 IL 4,599 P7 4 1 6 11 69 4 1 6 0 0
WO TO S99 q 1 0 1 2 4 1 3 0 3
FEWER THAN 500 10 i 3 2 1 ?1.. 1 0 0
FcLR-YEAR INSTS kITHAU1CR4JO4TE STUCENTS ''. 10 /4. 30 R / 0 0
10,300 f._,R mCRE I s,0 0 0 0 1 0 0
59":''' TO S,S99 5 I n 0 3 1 0 0 0
1,000 Tu :099 )4 ') 1 3 2) 27 7 1 0 0
`)00 TO s59 i 2 1 6 3 (.1,.% 1 0 0
tc.ack THAN 500 7 9 1 1 0 0 0 ) 0 0
TWO-VtAk INSTITUTIONS ',;1 161 4,7 1;4 276 172 45 9 p 3
10,000 uk mLRr: lit, 1 J 7 18 55 3! 9 0 0
5,UJ0 TV S091 171 i 3 1A 73 67 12 3 6 3
1,C "' IL 4,999 '. ;, 11 ig 143 172 49 2 , 0 0 0
501 l'-' 999 130 46 1.) 30 13 1 1 ) 0 ,
FEA:Lt TH4N 50: ,r I '1 '- 0 0 ') 0 0
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IASI! TLTICNALTOTALNU'
NOMPER OF INSTITUTIONS, AY NUmecR OF FULL-' IME EQUIVALENT PROFESS ICNAL LIBRARY STAFF 1/
CCNT R0L , TYPE.AAD ENROLLMENT
OF IN-ST ITS)
LESSTFAN
1.0Tr)
2.0Tr.
3.0TO
5.0 20.0TO
13.3TO TO
50.0 100.0
SIZE T IONS 1.r 1.S 2.9 4.9 :),,9 49.919.99T90.9
MORE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (51 (61 (71 (8) (91 (10) (111
DP TVA TE
ALL TYPES 1,651 401 110 3C9 359 315 92 41 19 61c, 0,j0 Ok MORE 37 1
n 0 C 0 4 17 1C 5
5,030 TC, 9,599 71 1 0 0 4 12 ?4 15 9 1
1,000 TC 4,999 571 25 13 56 177 237 54 9 0 3
500 TO 999 3F1 77 20 105 127 50 2 0 0 0FE hER THAN 500 501 297 77 147 51 16 3 0 0 0
UNIVERSITITES 62 1 C 0 0 0 7 30 19 610,000 09 MCRE '1 1 0 0 0 0 1 14 10 55.010 T0 5.599 25 f n 3 3 0 4 12 8 1
1,0,10 TO 4,999 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0
FOUR -YEAR INST S WITHGRADUATE STULENTS 610 116 26 107 139 191 79 11 1 010,000 01. MCRE 6 1 '" 1 n 0 3 3 n 0
5,000 T3 C,999 400
0 0 2 11 33 1 1 0I, L/L0 TJ 4,SSS 201 2 1 16 a? 137 49 5 n 3
5;30 TU 999 102 17 3 24 29 28 2 0 0 0FE hER THAN 500 231 97 22 67 27 15 3 0 0 3
FCUR-YEAR INSIS WITHOUTGRADUATE STLCENTS 6'79 114 45 140 200 119 5 0 0
1C.000 OR MCRE5,000 Ti 9,999
0
5
C
1
,0
.3
0
0
2
0 0 0
1 1 00 00 0
1.000 Ti' 4,599 23.4. 13 4 27 87 99 4 0 fl 0
503 TO S99 1"-4 19 0 6C 92 19 0 0 0 0
FEwER THAN 500 190 06 3? 53 19 0 0 3 e 0
Th0-1F19 INST ITUT IONS 20 I 165 3c 61 20 5 1 ) 0 0
10,000 OF MCRE O 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 n 3
5,000 TO 5, SS() 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01.000 TO 4.999 40 10 ti 13 8 1 0 0 0 0
5An To 599 Pr: 41 8 31 7 3 0 0 0 0
FiLwER THAN 500 10 1,,. 27 27 5 1 0 0 0 0
6' 1/ INCLUDZS FULL-TIME E.;u1VALLNIS L,F CONTI:1E30TH) SERVICES SI AFF
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TABLE 1.22 -TOTAL NUMBER, 25- PERCENTILE. MEDIAN. AND 75-PERCENTILE. AND MEAN NUMBER OF FULL-TIMEEQUIVALENT PROFESSIONAL STAFF IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES. BY INSTITUTIONALCONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982
INSTITuTILINALTYPE AND
ENPAIMENTSUE(11
TCIALNum3EP(2)
25-PERCENTILE
(31
NUMBEPPUBLIC
6110'
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OF FULL-TIME
75-PERCENTILE
(5)
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MEAN(61
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
TOTAL 25-NUMBER PERCENTILE(7) (81
1/PRIVATE
MEDIAN(9)
75-PERCENTILE
110)MEAN(11)
ALL TYPES1C.uJO (, M:mE
14,728.28,614.1
2.0).4
4.,2J.1
11.036.1
10.t28.6
?,099.32,119.8
1.324.9
3.035.5
5.071.0
5.557.2
5.)0.) 1.., '',-,c9 2,672.) 4.1 7.0 12.0 4.8 1,586.6 10.9 12.8 25.5 22.3
1.0uo Tf., 4,';401 3.JoU.n 2.) 1.0 5.0 4.3 3,341.6 3.0 5.0 7.0 5.8b'r TC Q" 252.5 1.0 1.8 2.1 2.0 1,091.8 1.R 2.6 4.0 2.8
FEAtv THAN 500
uNIvIi-.ILTIS
11?.!,
5,995.?,
1.0
27.3
1.0
46.5
2.0
70.5
2.7
54.2
941.5
3,155.5
1.0
25.5
1.0
36.0
2.0
68.9
1.6
50.8
1C,000 LL MiikE 4,8'17.5 '1.0 4).e 71.0 58.3 1,989.8 28.5 47.8 89.6 64.1
s,(:- tit 1--,,qc,5 177.3 15.1. 16.7 21.' 19.7 1,020.5 20.1 29.5 58.6 40.8
1.0 11. 4O55C
hOuR-'TAR INSTS i,ITh
20.5 oC .0 .0 .0 145.2 10.5 29.6 37.0 24.2
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19.032.%.
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3,506.7130.1520.6
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FOUR-YEA.: INSTS wITH(,RADUATE STUDENTS 8,171).2 8.5 16.5 27.0 21.9 ,041.8 I.J 3.5 8.1 6.110,0J^ OR M0PF 4,231.° 7).0 16.2 50.3 41.4 165.9 16.5 25.0 56.9 27.66'000 Ti , 9,499 2,137.o 11.1 17.0 21 ld.4 634.6 9.0 13.2 16.0 15.81,01 TO 4,999 1,050. s.s A.5 14. 12.' ?,472.7 3.5 6.3 10.7 8.4500 IL 995 66." 1.0 6.1 9.0 7.3 A67.5 1.5 3.0 5.0 3.6
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TABLE 1.25 NUMBER ANI) PERCENT OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT PROFESSIONAL AND NONPROFESSIONAL STAFFIN COLLEGE ANI) UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY SEX AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, ANDSIZE: 50 STATES AND D.('., FALL 1982
ALL STAFF PROFESSIONAL STAFF (FTE)
MEN WOMEN
NONPROFESSIONAL STAFF (Fit)
MEN WOMEN
INSTITUTIONALCONTI./ TYPE,AND tf )LLMENT
SILE
(1)
TOTAL
12)
MEN
(3)
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19)
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PER-CENTOFTOTAL
(12)
NUMBER
(13)
PER-CENTOFTOTAL
(14)
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE 56,447.5 14,513.1 43,934.4 23,617.6 8,541.7 35.6 15.295.9 64.1 34,629.9 5,991.4 17.3 2E11638.5 62.7
PUBLIC
ALL TYPES 37,824.3 9,306.2 28,518.1 144728.3 5,520.6 37.5 9,207.7 62.5 24,096.0 3,765.6 16.4 19,310.4 63.610,000 OR MORE 23,569.1 5,936.5 17,632.6 8,689.7 3,30(..0 38.0 5,389.7 62.0 14,879.4 2,636.5 17.7 12,142.9 81.35,000 TO 9,999 6,595.2 1,583.6 5,011.6 2,672.5 1,011.9 37.9 1,660.6 64.1 3,922.7 571.7 14.6 3,351.0 85.41,000 TO 4,999 6,908.5 1,619.1 5,289.4 3,000.6 14096.6 36.5 1,904.0 63.5 3,907.9 512.5 13.4 3,385.4 86.6
500FEWER
TO 999THAN 500
508.4243.1
109.551.5
398.9165.6
252.9112.6
75.137.0
29.732.9
177.675.6
70.367.1
255.5130.5
34.420.5
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UNIVERSITIES 14,288.1 3,518.5 10,769.6 5,095.3 1,890.2 37.1 3,205.1 62.9 9,192.6 1,616.3 17.7 7,564.5 82.3
10,000 OR MORE 13,731.3 3,396.0 10,335.3 4,897.5 1,804.2 36.8 3,093.3 63.2 8,843.8 1,591.8 18.0 7,241.0 04.0
5,000 TO 9,999 496.0 103.7 394.3 177.3 73.5 41.5 103.6 56.5 310.7 3U.. 9.4 290.5 90.6
1,000 TO 4,999 58.8 18.8 40.0 20.5 12.5 61.0 6.0 39.0 38.3 6.3 16.4 s1.0 83.6
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 13,812.8 3,216.0 10,596.6 5,634.6 2,057.1 36.5 4,577.5 63.5 3,178.2 1,158.9 14.2 1,019.3 85.8
10,000 OR MORE 61919.3 1,720.5 5,198.8 2,887.4 1,048.9 39.0 1,636.5 61.0 671.6 15.9 3,560.3 64.1
5,000 TO 9,999 3,710.1 800.9 2,909.2 1,573.1 557.1 35.4 1,016.0 64.6 2,137.0 443.8 11.4 1,694.1 88.6
1,000 TO 4,999 2,899.1 629.1 L,210.0 1,249.1 411.1 32.9 838.0 67.1 1,650.0 116.0 13.2 1,431.0 86.8
500 TO 999 122.2 29.0 93.2 5e.0 19.0 33.9 37.0 66.1 66.4 1C.0 15.1 56.2 b4.9
FEWER THAN 500 162.1 36.D 115.6 65.0 21.0 30.4 46.0 89.6 93.1 15.5 16.8 77.6 84.4
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHOUTGRAOUATL STUDENTS 1,137.4 309.3 826.1 47J.1 195.4 41.6 [74.7 58.4 667.4 113.9 11.1 553.4 82.9
10,000 OR MORE 28.0 64.5 23.5 9.0 36.3 14.5 61.7 69.0 19.0 17.5 50.0
5,000 TO 94999 105.6 28.6 77.0 38.6 12.7 34.5 24.1 65.5 68.6 15.9 43.1 5...9 76.9
1,000 TO 4,999 878.6 234.3 644.3 380.7 163.8 43.0 ..18.9 57.0 497.9 70.5 14.2 427.4 85.8
500 TO 999 55.2 1t.4 46.6 45.6 6.9 34.8 18.1 65.1 29.o 1.5 /5.3 22.1 74.7
FEWER THAN 50U 5.5 ..0 3.5 4.5 1.0 26.6 2.5 71.4 2.0 1.0 50.0 1.0 50.0
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 8,566.0 2,282.4 6,323.6 3,528.3 1,377.9 39.1 2,150.4 60.9 5,057./ 884.5 17.5 4,173.2 82.5
10,000 OR MORE .,826.0 742.J 2,034.0 1,061.3 437.9 40.5 643.4 59.5 1,744.7 354.1 20.3 1,390.6 79.7
5,000 TO 9,999 ,261.5 650.4 1,331.1 885.3 368.6 41.6 516.7 56.4 1,396.2 261.8 d0.2 1,11404 79.8
1,000 TO 4,999 3,v7Z.0 736.9 2,335.1 1,350.3 5u'.2 37.7 841.1 62.3 1,721.7 227.1 ls.2 1,494.0 86.8
500 TO 999 331.0 64.1 266.9 171. 3 41.2 11.c. 124.1 72.4 159.7 16.9 10.3 142.6 89.4
FEWER THAN 500 75.5 19.0 56.5 40.1 15.0 .1./.4 25.1 61.6 35.4 4.0 11.3 31.4 68.7
71;
TABLE 1.25-NUMBER AND PERCENT OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT PROFESSIONAL AND NONPROFESSIONAL STAFF
IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY SEX AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND
SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982 (CONTINUED)
ALL STAR PROFESSIONAL STAFF (FTE1
MEN WOMEN
NUNPkUFLS10NAL STAFF (FTE)
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INSTITUTIONALCONTROL, TYPEoAND ENROLLMENT
SIZE
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PER-CENTOFTOTAL
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PRIVATE
ALL TYPES 20,623.2 5,206.9 15,416.3 9,089.3 3,001.1 33.0 6,088.2 67.0 11,533.9 2,205.6 19.1 9,328.1 60.9
10,000 OR MORE 5,783.6 1,797.8 3.985.8 2,119.8 773.3 36.5 1,346.5 63.5 3,663.E, 1,024.5 28.0 2,639.3 72.0
5,000 10 9,999 4,047.5 1,053.9 2,993.6 1,566.6 520.7 32.8 1,065.9 67.2 2,460.9 533.2 21.7 1,927.7 78.3
1,000 TO 4,999 7,243.5 1,525.7 5,717.8 3,341.6 1,071.5 32.1 2,270.1 67.9 3,901.9 54.2 11.6 3,447.7 66.4
500 TO 999 10945.3 367.9 1,557.4 1,091.8 292.0 26.7 (99.6 73.3 653.5 '15.9 11.2 757.6 68.6
FEWER THAN 500 1,603.3 441.6 1,161.7 949.5 343.6 36.2 605.9 63.0 653.6 98.0 15.0 555.6 85.0
UNIVERSITIES 8,650.1 2,574.7 6,075.4 3,155.5 1,116.9 35.4 1,038.6 64.6 5,494.6 1,457.6 26.5 4,036.8 73.5
10,000 OR MORE 5,487.7 1,716.8 39768.9 1,989.6 727.7 36.6 1,262.1 63.4 3,497.9 991.1 26.3 2,506.8 71.7
5,000 TO 9,999 2,804.3 747.8 2,056.5 1,020.5 338.9 33.1 661.0 66.E 1,783.8 406.9 22.9 1,374.9 77.1
1,000 TO 4,999 358.1 108.1 250.0 145.2 50.3 34.6 94.9 65.4 212.9 57.8 21.1 155.1 72.9
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 7,548.5 1,751.7 5,796.8 3,506.7 1,177.4 33.6 2-324.3 66.4 4,041.8 514.3 14.2 3.467.5 85.8
1090005,000
OR MORETO 9,999
295.91,155.2
79.0273.8
216.9881.4
130.0520.6
45.6158.8
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84.4A61.8
64.969.5 634.6
33.4115.0
20.118.1
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79.961.9
1,000 TO 4,999 4,496.3 948.3 3,548.0 2,023.6 654.3 32.3 1,369.3 67.1 2,4376.21:75 294.0 11.9 2.178.7 86.1
500FEWER
(0 994THAN 500
732.6868.5
175.9274.7
556.7593.8
365.1467.4
106.7210.0
29.644.9
256.4257.4
70.255.1 401.1
67.264.7
18.316.1
300.3336.4
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FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHOUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 3,806.3 768.0 3,038.3 2,016.3 611.5 30.3 1,406.6 69.7 1,166.0 156.5 8.8 1,6)1.5 91.2
10,000 OP. MORE .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0
5,000 TO 9,999 64.0 18.3 '.5.7 33.5 11.0 32.8 22.5 67.2 30.5 7.3 23.9 23.2 76.1
1,000 TO 4,999 2,254.3 444.5 1,809.8 1,093.8 347.2 31.7 746.6 66.3 1,160.5 97.3 8.4 1,063.4 91.6
503 Tri 999 1,021.6 190.9 630.9 597.5 164.5 27.5 433.0 72.5 424.3 26.4 6.2 397.9 93.8
FEWER THAN 500 466.2 114.3 351.9 293.5 86.8 30.3 204.7 69.7 172.7 45.5 14.8 147.2 65.2
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 618.3 112.5 505.8 408.6 45.3 23.3 313.5 76.1 209.5 17.2 6.2 192.3 91.6
10,000 OR MORE .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0
5,000 TO 9,999 24.0 14.0 10.0 12.0 12.0 100.0 .0 .0 12.0 2.0 16.1 10.0 83.3
1,000 TO 4,999 134.8 24.8 110.0 79.0 19.7 24.9 '..9.3 75.E 55.6 5.1 9.1 50.7 90.9
500 TO 999 190.9 21.1 169.8 129.2 18.8 14.6 110.4 85.4 61.7 2.3 3.7 59.4 46.3
FEWER THAN 50U 268.6 52.6 216.0 166.6 44.8 23.8 143.8 76.2 80.0 7.8 9.8 72.2 9u.3
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INSTITUTIONALCONTROL, TYPE,AND ENROLLMENT
SIZE
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TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 901 5 .6 4 .4 16i 18.1 696 77.2 23 2.6 5 .6 3 .3 2 .210,000 OR MORE 116 0 .0 0 .0 10 8.6 101 87.1 4 3.4 0 .( 1 .9 0 .0
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INSTITUTIONAL NUMBERCONTROL, TYPE, OF IN- LESS 20 40 60 80 100 120 140
AND ENROLLMENT ST1TU- THAN TU TO TO TO 10 Tu OR
SIZE TIONS 20 39 59 79 99 119 139 HURL
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-bER
PEK-CENT
NUM-DER
PER-CENT
NUN-btK
PER-CENT
NUM-bER
PER-CENT
NUM-bER
PEN-LENT
NUM-nth
PER-GENII
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 17) (8) (9) (10) (11) (i2) 113) (141 (15) (16) (17) 116)
PRIVATE
ALL TYPES 1,651 21 1.3 80 4.6 269 16.3 562 35.3 502 3C.4 160 9.7 5 .3 32 1.9
10,000 OR MORE 37 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 3 8.1 18 48.6 15 40.5 0 .0 1 Z.7
5,000 TO 9,999 71 0 .0 0 .0 1 1.4 9 12.7 34 47.9 24 33.8 v .0 3 4.2
1,000 TO 4,999 571 3 .5 3 .5 33 5.8 157 27.5 277 46.5 89 15.6 3 .5 b 1.1500 TO 999 381 3 .8 19 5.0 46 12.1 181 47.5 108 28.3 23 6.0 1 .3 0 .0
FEWER THAN 500 591 15 2.5 58 9.8 189 32.0 232 39.3 65 11.0 9 1.5 1 .2 22 3.7
UNIVERSITIES 62 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 5 8.1 25 40.3 31 50.0 0 .0 1 1.6
10,000 OR MORE 31 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 3 9.7 13 41.9 !A 45.i 0 .0 1 3.2
5,000 TO 9,999 25 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 9 36.0 16 64.0 0 .0 0 .01,000 TO 4,999 6 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 2 33.3 3 50.0 1 16.7 (, .0 0 .0
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 670 9 1.3 20 3.0 91 13.6 188 26.1 265 39.6 lb 11.3 4 .6 11 2.5
10,000 OR MORE 6 0 .0 0 .o u .o 0 .0 5 83.3 I 16.7 u .0 0 .0
5,000 Ti) 9,999 40 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 7 17.5 22 55.0 8 20.0 0 .0 3 7.5
1,000 TO 4,999 291 3 1.0 0 .0 8 2.1 61 21.0 164 5t.'. 49 16.8 z .7 b 2.1
500 TO 999 102 1 1.0 1 1.0 10 9.6 38 37.3 39 38.2 12 11.8 1 1.0 0 .0
FEWER THAN 500 231 5 Z.2 19 6.2 75 32.5 82 35.5 35 15.2 6 2.0 1 .4 8 3.5
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHOUTGRADUATE STUDENT.. 628 2 .3 11 1.8 69 11.0 288 45.9 145 31.1 51 8.1 1 .2 11 1.6
10,000 OR MORE 0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 C .o 0 .0 0 .0 o .0
5,000 TO 9,999 5 0 .0 0 .0 1 20.0 2 40.0 2 40.0 ,: .0 0 .0 0 .0
1,000 TO 4,999 234 0 .0 0 .0 15 6.'. 73 31.2 107 45.1 36 16.2 i .4 u .0
500 TO 999 199 0 .0 1 .5 9 4.5 116 58.3 62 31.2 11 5.5 0 .0 0 .0
FEWER THAN 500 190 2 1.1 10 5.3 44 23.2 97 51.1 24 12.6 2 1.1 0 .0 11 5.8
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 291 10 3.4 49 16.8 104 37.5 101 34.7 17 5.8 ). .7 v .0 3 1.0
10,000 OR MORE 0 0 .0 0 .o 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0
5,000 TO 9,999 1 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 1 100.0 0 .0 u .i., U .0
1,000 TO 4,999 40 0 .0 3 7.5 12 30.0 21 52.5 3 1.5 1 2.5 0 .0 u .0
500 10 999 60 2 2.5 17 21.3 27 33.8 21 33.6 7 8.8 U .0 0 .0 0 .0
FEWER THAN 500 17% 8 4./ 29 17.1 7U 41.2 53 31.2 t i.5 i .6. v .0 3 1.6
9 3 9 4
7;
TABLE E.aI NUMBER AND PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. BY AVERAGE NUMBER OFHOURS PER DAY AND BY NUMBER OF DAYS MAIN LIBRARY IS OPEN IN A TYPICAL WEEK, BYINSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982
INSTITUTIONALCONTROL, TYPE,AND ENROLLMENT
SIZE
TOTALNUMBEROF IN-STITU-TIONS
AVERAGE HOURS PER OAY MAIN LIERARYIS OPEN IN A TYPICAL WEEK
LESS THANB HOURS
8 TO 13
HOURS14 TO 16HOUkS
DAYS MAIN LIBRARY IS OPENIN A TYPICAL WEEK
19 HOURS LESS THAN 5
UR MORE 5 DAYS DAYS6
LAYS7
DAYS
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-6ER
PER-:ENT
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-BEk
PER-CENT
NUM-bER
PER-CENT
NUM-bER
PER-CENT
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 1) (8) 9) (10) 1111 (12) ( 13) (14) (15) 1161 4171 (18)
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, TOTAL 3,104 151 4.9 2,554 82.3 347 11.2 52 1.7 39 1.3 755 24.3 764 25.3 1,526 49.2
PUBLIC
ALL TYPES 1,453 10 .7 1,316 90.6 114 7.6 13 .9 5 .3 510 35.1 3,2 24.2 586 40.310,000 OR MORE 303 0 .0 229 75.6 68 22.4 0 2..0 1 .3 41 13.5 6t. 22.4 193 63.7
5,000 TO 9,999 301 1 .3 283 94.0 14 4.7 3 1.0 0 .0 90 29.9 7: 24.3 136 45.d1,000 TO 4,999 687 5 .7 052 94.9 26 3.b 4 .6 3 .4 283 41.2 174 26.1 kk2 32.3
500 TO 999 121 3 2.5 115 95.0 3 2.5 0 .0 U .0 73 60.3 2(i 21.5 22 16.2
FEWER THAN 500 41 1 2.4 37 90.2 3 7.3 0 .0 1 2.4 23 5b.1 b 14.0 11 26.6
UNIVERSITIES 94 0 .0 35 37.2 55 56.5 4 4.3 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 94 100.0
10.000 OR MORE 84 0 .0 2b 33.3 53 63.1 3 3.6 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 b4 100.0
5,000 TO 9,999 9 0 .0 b 66.7 2 22.2 1 11.1 0 .0 0 .0 0 .091 11(61(0):(0)1,000 TO 4,999 1 0 .0 1 100.0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 374 0 .0 337 90.1 35 9.4 2 .5 0 .0 2 .5 30 6.0 342 91.4
10,000 OR MORE 102 0 .0 87 85.3 14 13.7 1 1.0 0 .0 0 .0 7 :-.9 95 93.1
5,000 TO 9,999 116 0 .0 107 92.2 6 6.9 1 .9 0 .0 0 .0 b 6.9 106 93.1
1,000 TO 4,999 137 0 .0 127 92.7 1C 7.3 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 13 9.5 124 90.5
500 TO 999 9 0 .0 8 68.9 1 11.1 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 1 11.1 b 86.9
FEWER THAN 500 10 0 .0 6 60.0 2 Z0.0 0 .0 0 .0 2 20.0 1 10.0 7 7U.0
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHOUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 84 0 .0 80 95.2 4 4.8 0 .0 0 .0 3 3.6 16 19.0 65 77.4
10,000 OR MORE 1 0 .0 1 100.0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 u .0 0 .0 1 100.0
5.000 TO 9,999 5 0 .0 5 100.0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 1 20.0 1 20.0 3 60.0
1,000 TO 4,999 64 0 .0 60 93.8 4 6.3 0 .0 0 .0 I 1.b 12 16.0 ...I 79.7
500 TO 999 12 0 .0 li 100.0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 U .0 3 25.0 4 75.0
FEWEk THAN 500 2 0 .0 2 100.0 0 .0 0 .0 U .0 1 50.0 U .0 1 50.0
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 9U1 10 1.1 664 95.9 20 Z.2 I .8 5 .6 505 56.0 306 54.0 65 9.4
10,000 OR MORE 116 0 .0 113 97.4 1 .9 2 1.7 1 .9 41 35.3 01 52.b 13 11.2
5,000 TO 9,999 171 1 .6 165 96.5 4 2.3 1 .t- u .0 89 52.0 64 37.4 16 10.5
1,000 TO 4,999 485 5 1.0 464 95.7 12 2.5 4 ot 3 .6 2b2 56.1 15, 31.h 46 9.5
500 TO 999 100 3 3.0 96 95.0 2 2.0 0 .0 0 .0 73 73.0 22 22.0 5 5.0
FEWER THAN 500 29 1 3.4 2/ 93.1 1 3.4 0 .0 1 3.--. 20 69.0 5 17.2 3 10.3
Jti
TABLE 1.31 NUMBER AND PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY AVERAGE NUMBER OF
HOURS PER DAY AND BY NUMBER OF DAYS MAIN LIBRARY IS OPEN IN A TYPICAL WEEK, BYINSTITUTIONAL CONTROL, TYPE, AND SIZE: .50 STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982 (CONTINUED)
INSTITUTIONALCONTROL, TYPE,AND ENROLLMENT
SIZE
TOTALNUMBEROF IN-STITU-TtuNS
AVERAGE HOURS rER DAY MAIN LIBRARYIS OPEN IN A TYPICAL WEEK
LESS THAN 8 TO 138 HOURS HOURS
14 TO 18HOURS
DAYS MAIN LIBRARY IS OPENIN A TYPICAL WEEK
19 HOURS LESS THAN 5
OR MORE 5 DAYS DAYS6
DAYS7
DAYS
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-DER
PER-CENT
NUM-bER
PER- NUM-bEr(
PER-CENT
HUM-BEk
PER-CENT
NUM-BER
PLR-CENT
NUM-bER
PER-CENT
NUM-btR
PER-CENT
(1) 12) 131 14) 15) to) 17) (8) (9) 1101 (11) 112) 1131 (14) 1151 1161 1171 (18)
PRIVATE
ALL TYPES 1,651 141 8.5 1,236 75.0 233 14.1 39 2.4 34 2.1 245 14.8 432 26.2 940 56.9
10,000 OR MORE 37 .0 19 51.4 17 45.9 1 2.7 0 .0 0 .0 2 5.4 35 94.6
5,000 TO 9,999 71 0 .0 41 57.7 28 39.4 2 2.8 0 .0 0 .0 5 7.0 66 93.0
1,000 TO 4,999 571 6 1.1 431 75.5 126 22.1 b 1.4 3 .5 36 6.s 102 17.9 430 75.a
500 TO 999 381 23 6.0 314 62.4 40 10.5 4 1.0 7 1.E 61 16.0 100 26.2 213 55.9
FEWER THAN 500 591 112 19.0 433 73.3 22 3.7 24 4.1 24 4.1 148 25.0 223 37.7 190 33.2
UNIVERSITIES 62 0 .0 25 40.3 36 58.1 1 1.6 0 .0 0 .0 3 4.8 59 95.2
10,000 UR MORE 31 0 .0 14 45.2 16 51.6 1 3.2 0 .0 0 .0 2 6.5 29 93.5
5,000 TO 9,999 25 0 7 28.0 16 72.0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 25 100.0
1,000 TO 4,999 6 0 .0 4 66.7 2 33.3 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 1 16.7 5 8J.1
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHGRADUATE STUDENTS 67C 60 9.0 466 72.5 105 15.7 19 2.8 4 .6 52 7.8 171 25.5 443 66.1
10,000 CR MORE 6 0 .0 5 83.3 1 16.7 0 .0 0 .0 .0 0 .0 6 100.0
5,000 TO 9,999 40 0 .0 28 70.0 10 25.0 2 5.0 0 .0 .0 1 2.5 39 97.5
12000 TO 4,999 291 3 1.0 216 74.2 66 22.7 6 2.1 2 .7 4 1.4 44 15.1 241 82.8
500 TO 999 102 4 3.9 80 78.4 17 16.7 1 1.0 0 .0 6 7.6 30 29.4 64 62.7
FEWER THAN SOO 231 53 22.9 157 06.0 11 4.8 10 4.3 2 .9 40 17.3 96 41.6 93 40.3
FOUR-YEAR INSTS WITHOUTGRADUATE STUDENTS 628 71 3.3 509 81.1 84 13.4 14 2.2 3 .5 52 8.3 194 30.9 379 60.4
10,000 OR MORE 0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0
5,000 TO 9,999 5 G .0 5 100.0 0 .0 L) .0 0 .0 0 .0 3 60.i C 40.0
1,00v TO 4,999 234 0 .0 177 75.6 56 23.9 1 .4 0 .0 14 5.1 4E 20.5 174 74.4
500 TO 999 199 1 .5 175 87.9 21 10.6 2 1.0 1 .5 12 6.0 52 26.1 134 67.3
FEWER THAN 500 190 20 10.5 152 80.0 7 3.7 11 5.8 2 1.1 20 14.7 91 47.9 69 36.1
TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS 291 60 20.6 216 74.9 8 2.7 5 1.7 21 9.3 141 48.5 64 22.0 )9 20.3
10,000 OR MORE () 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0
5,000 TO 9,99y 1 U .0 1 100.0 0 .0 C .0 0 .0 0 .0 i 100.0 .0
1.000 TO 4,999 40 3 7.5 34 b5.0 2 5.0 1 2.5 1 2.5 20 50.0 9 22.5 10 25.0
500 TO 999 80 18 22.5 59 73.8 2 2.5 1 1.3 6 7.5 41 51.3 lb 22.5 15 18.8
FEWER THAN 5C0 170 39 22.9 124 72.9 4 2.4 3 1.8 20 11.6 60 47.1 :16 21.2 34 20.0
9 / 9S
TABLE 1.32-NUMBER AND DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY REFERENCE TRANSACTIONS PERTYPICAL WEEK, SPRING 1982, AND BY GROUP TRANSACTIONS, 1981-82, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL,TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C.
REFERENCE
INS TI TUT!CENT 80L, TYPE,AND tNRCiLLRENT
S ILE
(1)
TUT ALNUMBEkOF IN-ST ITU-TIONS
(2)
TRANSACT IONS PER TYPICAL WEEKSPRING 1982
(3)
GROUP TRANSACTIONS1981 -82
NUMP. ER OF NUMB ER OFTRANSACTIONS PARTICIPANTS
( 4) (5)
PUBLIC AND Pk IVATE, TOTAL 3,052 1,647,107 365, 962 4,167,091
PUBLIC
All TYPES 1, 451 1,1 60,746 287,987 A, 353, 94816,000 CR MCRE 303 729,547 9C.,b43 1,705,0585,000 TO 9,959 301 219,435 55,17A 731, 3771,000 TO 4,999 685 186,457 49,02B 756,193
500 T) SSC 121 21,192 9 2, 139 86,972U,ts.)
FEWER THAN 500 41 4,115 1,004 14,248
UNIVERSITIES 94 395,125 35, 346 610,58310,000 Ck MCRE b4 368,598 34,013 644,1725,000 TO 9,995 9 27,332 1,236 24,9161,000 TO 4, 9S9 1 195 97 1, 495 LL.
FOUR-YEAR INSTS imI THEE:
GRACUATE STUDENTS 374 419,906 157, 3A1 1, 000, 1321C,000 CR MCRE 102 2 67,0 61 26,026 520,269
5,(100 TO S,CS9 116 87,774 20,146 199,651 Cr1,000 TC 4,999 137 631682 15,397 173,431
To Scs Q 2,b95 86, 436 1 725
fEwER THAN 5D0 10 1,694 (t27 5,154 >_Q-
FOUR-YEAR INST 5 MI THCla C)GH ACUA TE STU CEN1 S 84 25,31 7 5,170 9 2, 54 5
ICOe0 OR MCPc 1 422 349 7,0475,000 To 5, SC9 5 3,341 427 7, 475
1,000 TC 4,599 b4 19,535 4,188 74 tf`5 3 LLJ500 TO ScS 12 1,928 1 B4 3,297
FEWER THAN 500 2 101 52 673
TwO-YEA,-2 INST I TL T IONS 890 319,389 90, 209 1,590158e1C000 CR MERE 116 93,466 30,255 593,5705,000 TO C,SSS 171 1)C,988 24, 464 399,333
1 luju IV 4,999 4b3 106,045 2 3,446 507,314500 TO SSC ICC 16,569 5,519 81,950
FEWER THAN `CC 29 2,320 525 8, 421
TABLE 1.32-NUMBER AND DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY REFERENCE TRANSACTIONS PERTYPICAL WEEK, SPRING 1982, AND BY GROUP TRANSACTIONS, 1981-82, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL,
TYPE, AND SIZE: 50 STATES AND D.C. (CONTINUED)
INS TI TUT 1LNALCCNTROL, TYPE.AND ENROLLMENT
SI LE
TUTALNUMBER
IN-STI TU-T IONS
REFERENCETRANSACT IONS PER TYPICAL WEEK
SPR1 Nu 1 982
013OP TRANSACTIONS1981-824".
NUMBER 3F NUMBERTRANSACTIONS PARTICIPANTS
111
PRIVATE
121 (3) (41 (51
ALL TYPES 1,601 496,361 77,875 613,143
10.000 UR MCRE 37 96,935 6,273 116.792
5.0C3 TO 5,559 71 124,041 5,973 101,54Q
1.000 TO 4,559 569 149,Q69 20,345 358, 654
5041 TO SS5 375 58,283 17,1n5 124 ,724
FEwEk THAN `.cq' 549 51,134 28,187 Ill, 424
LNI vEPSITIES\ 62 200,024 8,474 144,221
10,033 CR MORE i 31 °2,836 51563 102,471
5,000 IL. 9 , g99 , 25 102,469 2,750 38,649
1,1C) TO 4, 656 6 4,719 161 3,101
FLuR-YC:AR INS TS K1T1-GP ADUA TE STUDENTS 641 153,484 27,938 115.264
10,000 CR MLR 6 4,399 /10 141321
!.,0u0 TG 19,888 2,679 53,2631.001 Tu 4, 5-,5 "91 86.735 10,33 19%, rot
50J Tu 950, 99 16, lye 1,396 25,4)8F FwEz' THAN CO5 .U' 12,1"3 2R, 451
F Eui-YE AR INS'S 1%111-1 UTGAACt 1 TE SPiDENTS 615 1 )3.862 141 233
10,000 OR MIRE 0 0
`....`:(.0 TO 5,5,7c c. 1, 3 541
1010 TO 4, /c:95C0 TO L.-cc
134I 9S 31,21'3
7, c)',114,14-)
136,15c,1)4/11?
F Er,CE, THAN `-CC 117 1 A t i: 69 5, 2Y k 20,00..
760-YE-AL' INST111.TIONS 283 26,GK7 121`);)".' 1 1.14s)
11.0JJ LR mLRF J l) D .)
IC( ,.. IC ,1,559 1 10)1.0.).) It) 4, 455
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TABLE 1.33-SELECTED DATA ON HOLDINGS, 1981-82, AND FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT PROFESSIONAL AND NON-PROFESSIONAL STAFF, FALL 1982, IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY STATE OR OTHERAREA.
TOTAL DINGS 1981-82 LIBRARY STAFF
F TE ( FTE) 1/(PENIN..; AND AL/u10/ F ALL 1 982I-ALL BOCK VLLUME S (T PER ICOICAL VISUAL ALL OTHER
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TITLES INMICROFORM
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LIBRARYMATERIALS
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NON-PROFES-
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ENO OFYEAR
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AT ENDOF YEAR
AT ENDOF YEAR
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TIONS,FALL 1982
SIGNALSTAFF
SIONALSTAFF
(1 ) (2) ( (41 (51 (6) (71 ( '3) (9) (101
STA *N.`, AND 0.L . 8,17.4,284 56o,.'23,853 19 ,:.45 3731 '5 '845,07:- 5 ,331,227 24, 7 32, 53 7 1 591974. 381 4,879,219 23,73 0.6
\ MA 142, 3'35 7, 816 ,t.--09 2.c/,1 2, 525, '.66 608,241 109,916 537, b41 65,505 35 1.6ALASKA 4,747 913,761 63,254 235,1 -: 213,676 46, 481 141, 647 9,287 42.4Art /:):\A 124, 45t., 5,175,129 273,137 1,177,771 709.323 220,922 377,983 38,668 23 8.8A klc ,ESA S 63198 3,934,102 156,754 1,045,151 1,132,990 96, 573 74, 47'..." 36,560 161.5C L I r r:r. NI A 1'127,110 53,669,104 1 ,926 ,4)9 9,091 , 584 2,531 ,102 2,4 56,246 92,191, 748 551,898 2,036.1CCU:RAJ() 103,235 7,808,611 267,777 J54, 0 97 244,633 1 97, 456 249, 778 71,416 278.7
LCNIll CT .jr 111,276 14,856,030 39 1,64;1 1 f,40 '523 1 ,78 7 299, 491 495, 31.9 101, 670 516.8OF LAetArsE 5.503 1,828,556 83, .306 49', bd) 31,755 22, 835 84, 3 04 17,516 49.7DISTRICT uF CUL. 63,816 6,229,579 23' ,619 1 73, 879 354,396 1 501921 779.043 66,217 308.1F ICoI DA 296,117 11,259,16? 436,817 3,1 17,5 2(- 75 5,899 931,641 1,332, 133 132,428 719.2CCcRulA 148,629 11 657 , 854 426 ,967 2,1 ^8,756 3,448.056 935,483 734, 995 131, 668 572.8
HAAAI I 15,669 2,457, 769 99,100 2190)27 1 ,813 43,968 114, .85 36 r 304 11 7.5
IL AHLJ '3.87.3 1,740,472 74,304 1,225,c29 143,551 78, 953 198, 12-4 14,754 76.31111 i(J1S 440, 452 ?,765,688 t054t947 3,9 37,9 53 1 ":"-4 2 .715 1 ,T 99,343 3,977,222 317, 364 1,23 7.01N/11 A:4A 194. 797 14,557,b89 42 7,160 2 .237, 731 t'17,796 37',4r)3 433 111,777 51 8.,(L.04 121, 763 9,8.43,463 279,821 1,220,725 656 ,1? 3 295.941
.6,214,783, 9 27 79,639 31 3.8
KANSAS 13.5.359 ,10o , 142 23 352 2,685, 345 .529,169 212, 751 1,935.4.15 64,500 287.4KIMOILKf .49g 11:3 7.178, 7C7 317,221 1 ,C40 ,13-4 970 3f 5, 367 1,436, 331 70, 903 17 2.9
LCl.ISI1C44 1.41 g.)11 .7,558,441 ?8,),6182 ',221, )16 2,705.227 160, 554 669, 659 5? , 080 385.8MAIN: 14,'424. 1,116,468 52,02'+ 1 ,1 4k,,261 35,087 114, 30 4 76, 197 17, 743 11 7.1MA!YLANO 1.19601 4,040, ?`-i ^9,',610 1,513,)09 688,282 5100 571 917, 1 39 69,794 45 9.1
SCAC!IUSF T T 314, 382 29.314,596 71 1,919.3 71 7,46 7,15)0 1,1 31, 9c 5 5,253, 812 233, 317 1,137.5M ICHI ;;AIA 364 , 370 23,415, 7E3 (.16 ,(195 ?, e, f)5 56),262 627, 150 1,313,794 183,341 725.9m 3L.TA 11C, 4:36 1 ,8'4 , 442 2(.'4 'pl.'''. -441,,' 3; 732,663 581, 773 693, 6 73 841994 42 3.2
MISSISSIPPI 40, 237 t 4 I9,211 161,636 31,F 1' 400,1.34 1 84, 741 900113 19, 577 251.5M I S.1t1R I 180,',53 12,1''31,9')2 340054 2,911, 131 1,553 '9.47 4 73, 571 541, "/68 99,054 49 7.1
MINT ANA 30, (1)5 1,725,98E 41,4h/ '69,"'44 707,224 39,441 119, 817 15,496 67.6NE P1EASKA 04. )1+., 4,491,61/ )g164 960g1 91,441 1 75, 27; 34, 541 39.947 193.3
VAAA 21, 41.. 1,236,506 4;,c5817 1 ,267, 31 335,121 90, 61 0 174,495 11,659 52.3NE r HAMPS,i1P1 ;4, 1,4 12 ,13t, % 35c, 545, 313 145,59U 107, 892 150, 2 35 34, 24) 136.5NF% JO- St y 210.'.14 12'9)9,515 36';,"24 3,25'.,493 435.182 637, 403 3, 316, 316 69, 931 59 3.1
NE* MEI< -; 45,11 7,N7o,''31 116,621 c;93,':88 669,17; 128, 596 149, 822 26, 019 122.6'46 n Y.)0K 766,934 C4,1 75,426 2.0)3,725 5,I34,966 3,e4 5,489 2,6 31,01 3 2,6.39, 403 464,445 20/9.4
CARul INA 24).44', 17,398,217 633,957 4,252,463 1,49 7,852 901,225 6 .068,4 06 162,836 825.9NW; )4K1)T A ?1. 4 ,,4 1 ft, 76,376 53,796 722,770 ?1,('99 64, 341 243, 4 74 15, 873 87.1CH IL 119,05? 23.795,1Z° 764,435 1, 1347, 7.,9 2,80 0,292 976,611 11683, 921 154,47? 851.0
UKIAHUM.1 117,81? 7,450,822 26r 'bib 1,497,393 1.113,641 20', 786 717, 3 74 66,951 289.5Cit Evlit'. 110,93) 6.213,574 7.35,553 1,557,794 582 ,319 401, 31? 3,77'..788 77, 497 256.8PENNSYLVANIA 410,735 30.4C:0,108 8'76,829 4 4 518 2.017,586 1,988, 996 6.123, 905 219,276 1,280.4
(11)
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419.275.4
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2,089.9831.8451.8
1.4.(
342632,7 ""ii4 CC4 35.3 le:C1 41675.7 CC
1,693.5 a4C1045.5
451.3 a_233.2 al6 72.6 C...1
97.8 L.'''..2 7801 02.9 co222.09 86. 8
219.23,398.81,135.7
73.91,224.9
3 96.5 l 9A- 4392.4
1.591.1
TABLE 1.33-SELECTED DMA ON HOLDINGS, 1981-82, AND FULL-TIME, EQUIVALENT PROFESSIONAL. AND NON-PROFESSIONAL STAFF, FALL 1982, IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY SIAM OR OTHERAREA. (CONTINUED)
Tr1TAL
f TE
(-PEN INS
I-ALL BUCK VOLUMESSTATE E NR
UR MENT HELn AT AOUE 0L THE'R AREA FALL END OF . DoRING
1981 YEAR YEAF
1101. DINGS
unv ER 11-mun-DOCJ-MEN T S
AT END11)- YEAR
1981-82 LIBRARY STAFF(FTE) 1/
00K AND AUDIO/ FALL 1982PERICCICAL VISUAL ALL OTHERTI TLE S IN MATERIALS LIBRARY PERIODICAL PRO- NON-MICROFORM (TI TIES) MATERIALS SUBSCRIP- FES- PROFES-Al END AT END AT END TIONS, SIONAL SIONALOF YEAR I3F YEAR OF YEAR FALL 1982 STAFF STAFF
(1)
SGUTH DAKOTATENNESSEETEXASUTAHVERMONT
V IRuI NIAWA SHINTUNWEST VIRGINIAWISCONSINWYLMING
U.S. SER. SCHOOLS
CUTLYING AREAS:
AMERICAN SAMCAGUAMNC. MARI ANASPUERiU R ICUTRLST TERRI TORY
V IRtlIN ISLANDS
(21
29,283159,482528,232;7, l8'
24,293
210.186161,33360,686
204,63915,489
19,339
126,239
8742,311
121,535157
1.362
( 31
2,100,53310,506,09531,co4,6484,9.31,0272,18,685
12,773,7488,:86,t433,609,145
12 ,480,730971,825
1,802,587
3,2'38,846
14,50090,000
3,093,38018,075
82,d83
( 4)
66,204338,730
1,327,56724,1,31792,836
494,457283,22585..60Y
427025943,335
61,519
321,164
2,0205,763
:06,2623.11E
3,924
( 5)
726,5631,372,4076,155,766
976 o (139439,713
2,918,0552,172,255
665,7912,549,1551,689,481
438,733
1,924,385
0
1,907,119321
16,943
(61
62,8231,843,2143,901,744
973,093335,505
1 59,40 lb
638,005382,406
1 ,2228 5C,5
633
246,017
96.194
341 000
93.84560
355
(7)
87, 803
586,0161.193. 357
132,57393, 117
547, 396406,454162.999551,07011,463
25,648
210,186
4202, 500
203, 0681,983
2, 215
( 81
115, 0915,325,9831.188. 185268,951319, 689
7904,363,987
51,715360,84610,984
208,G69
17,513
0
1, 500
15, 279355
379
44 (9)
15,16571,644
249, 16353,65017,781
111,103100,50120.141
115,5288,891
11,968
24, 903
1.148
23, 642113
0
(101
74.4479.6
1,381.1189.889.6
602.6367.1134.2469.343.1
87.0
508.6
3.08.2
484.97.0
5.5
(11/
91.2640.7
2,286.9326.0129.5
848.0691.3229.6608.3107.9
134.0
418.4
3.012.5
393.31.0
8.6
1/ INCLUDES CCNTRIBUTED SERVICES STAFF
105 106
Tables
Part II1. Distribution of colleges and universities, by number 01'
volumes of bookstock held at end of year, and byinstitutional control, type, and size: 50 states and D.C.,
1981-82.
2. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentile
for volumes of bookstock added during the year andvolumes of bookstock held at end of year, college anduniversity libraries, by' institutional type and size: 50
states and D.C., 1981-82.
3. Total number, 25-percentile, Median, and 75-percentile
for volumes of bookstock added during year, collegeand university libraries, by institutional control, type.and size: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
4. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentile
for vorumes of bookstock held at end of year. colle,i2e
and university libraries, by institutional control, type,
and size: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
5, Distribution of colleges and universities. bk iniiirbertitles of bookstock held at enki of year and by institu-tional control, type, and size: 50 states and D.C.,
1981-82.
6. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-perceunle
for titles of bookstock added during year and titles ofbookstock held at end of year, college and university
libraries, by institutional type and size: 50 status and
D.C., 1981-82.
7. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentile
for titles of bookstock added during year, college anduniversity libraries, by institutional control, type, and
size: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
8. Total number, 25-percentile, median. and 75-percentile
for titles of bookstock held at end of year, college and
university libraries, by institutional control and type:
50 states and D.C.. 1981-82.
9. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-pm, milefor titles of periodical subscriptions, college aril uni-
versity libraries, by institutional control and type: 50
states find D.C., fall 1982.
10. "Fond number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentile
for volumes of separate government document' collec-
tions held at end of year, college and university librar-
ies, by institutional control and type: 50 states and
D.C., 1981-82.
I I. Metal number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentile
for book titles represented by microtorms, college and
university libraries, by institutional control and type:
50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
57
12. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor periodical titles represented .by microfornis held at
end of year, college and university libraries, by institu-tional control and type: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
13. ibtal number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor physical unites of rnicroforms nor reported as titles,
college and university libraries, by institutional control
and type: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
14. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor audiovisual materials held at end of year, college
and university libraries, by institutional control andtype: 5Q states and D.C., 1981-82.
15. Total number, 25-percentile, median, and 75-percentilefor titles of all other library materials held at end ofyear. College and university libraries, by institutionalcontrol and type: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
16. Distribution of colleges and universities, by libraryoperating expenditures, and by institutional control and
type: 50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
17. Thtal operating expenditures and distribution of expen-ditures of college and university libraries, by purposeand by institutional control and type: 50 states and1).C.. 1981-82.
18. Total amount, 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean library operating expenditures, college anduniversity libraries, by institutional control and type:50 states and D.C., 1981-82.
19. Total amount, 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean operating expenditures of salaries of library
Staff, college and university libraries, by institutionalcontrol and type: 50 states and D.C., 1981 -82.
20. Total amount, 25- percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean expenditures for library materials in college
and university libraries, by institutional control and
type: 50 states and D.0 1981-82
21. Distribution of colleges and universities, by number offull -time equivalent professional library staff, by in-
stalltiOnal control and type: 50 states and D.C., fall1()82.
1 1 Total number, 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean number of full-time equivalent professionalstaff in collegs: and university libraries, by institutionalcontrol arid type: 50 states and D.C., Fall 1982.
23. fond number, 25- percentile, median, 75-percentile,and mean number of full-time equivalent nonprofes-
sional staff in college and university libraries, by in-
stitutional control and type: 50 states and D.C.. Fall
1982.
24 "Ibtal number, 25-percentile, median, 75percentile and
mean number of full-time equivalent librarians college
107
and university libraries, by institutional control andtype: 50 states and D.C., Fall 1982.
25. Number and percent of full-time equivalent profes-sional and nonprofessional staff in college and univer-sity libraries, by sex and by institutional control andtype: 50 states and D.C., Fall 1982.
26. Distribution of colleges and universities, by number ofhours of student assistance, by institutional control andtype: 50 states and P.C., 1981-82.
27. Total number, 25-percent. median, 75- percentile andmean hours of student assistance' in college and univer-sity libraries by institutional control and type: 50 statesand D.C., 1981-82.
28. Total number, 25-percentile, median, 75-percentile andmean circulation of materials to library users, exclud-ing dial access materials. college and university librar-ies, by institutional control and type: 50 states andD.C. 1981-82.
58
29. Number and percent of libraries participating in inter-library loans, and total, mean, and median number ofloans provided to other libraries and received fromother libraries, college and university libraries, by in-stitutional control rad type: 50 states and D.C.1981-82.
30. Number and percent distribution of colleges and univer-sities, by average number of hours per day and bynumber of days main library is open in a typical week,by institutional control and type: 50 states and D.C.,Fall 1982.
31. Number and percent distribution of colleges and univer-sities, by average number of hours per day and bynumber of days main library is open in a typical week,by institutional control and type: SO states and D.C:,Fall 1982.
32. Number and distribution of colleges and universities,by reference transactions per typical week, spring1982, and by group transactions, 1981-82, )y institu-tional control and type: 50 states and D.0
11111., a,,rst.trice not t.11,Itgcd to libtaty
108
Part Two Tables
109
TABLE 2.1- DISTRIBETION 0I C01.1.1(iFS \1) I NR FRSITIF.S. BY NUMBFR OF OLPNIES OF BOOKSTOCK HELD AT
FIND) OF YEAR. A\1) 131 INS 1111-1 )N,A1 CON FIZOL ANt) TYPE: 50 STAFFS ANt) D.C., 19M-g2
11)S1 171111 INAlCC.' I T ROL AoCTYPI:
( 1)
FLPI. Pr: , T. I .11
It,
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:CC LIRA 1CCPPREHE`i.3IVEGENE. L ti4L,C.ALAL7i,1 AILTLIC-YEAi-SFECI AL I /,-,,Nft.
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OCCILPALCCMPKEHEN 51 VLGENERAL HAC.041. tukf. ATTi%C-YEA*.SPECIAL 11E,,NEh
k
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139
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411
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50.0TO
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1/ INCLUGES f UL L.- IN'L cQLIVA1. .1's3TS C,_;\ Tr, 1.!l,
TAB! 2.2 rui \ NI \ 1 1 3 1 . R ,_,_s_pf..k( \ I I I I \ I I ! ) 1
YLAR AND \ l"\11-. ()I. iit)(
LIBRARILS. BY INSTIL l 1 IONA' 11 Pl.o;
l'ST11k7( luNAL 1:1 .L11,P; ..41}kikf
(1) 1 '
TOTAL ,);
CCCT ',2'' , 1'CEPAP-IF3iL N',1 V!GENERAL "At C. '11 A..:3 AT c 1, FY, , 7 2 7
TI,C-YEAP 1 31
SPFLIAL )
NEn r , ;70
I ;IA! F
\ \ I ) I'l'k('I. \III I . 1 (
1111 1) \I I.`1) 1)1-,1) ti -1.\11. AND I).C., 1981 y.
.! .'1N,3 VI S'
75-:'133C.:NT
("1 (5)
4
, t, , 4,' 1 .. c... 4 C .
, t .)1(t 1 r),2.,`k, )11 e. , Alt:
,,,,c)(... 3,4 7 I
) h 1 1,..11:
\ I \11p,; O1 li( )t )1\ 1/4.; (,( K ANA
(-()1.I IOI \NI) t k:Sin
vOL P.At. HELL'. L'30 11.
."1-7:1' At'FA'.,. IT I t ME )1 AN
(?)) I 7) ( 5)
561, -A26, 44' .2 7,733 A, 3, !4)-s1
2 6t.3, )01 . t1e, T;i1,c`l 3, 500
12r), 7"), (-6.4 3-`, Si.' ,373,
96 , -34 , 0)6 i 7 - 1 14, 105?-1,189
."3,' 7c ,14 7 1..3,076 5, 38?1,:2'4, 015 1,'Lt)
75-1.NT11 F
( 9)
138.634
1,79 2.?56)4-!(1,612141,34451,97:191,13012,1)7
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TABLE 2.3-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN. AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR VOLUMES OF BOOKSTOCK ADDEDDURING YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES. BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50STATES AND D.C.. 1981-82
VOLUMES ADDED DURING YEAR
INSTITUTIONALTYPE
(1)
TOTALNUMBEK
(2)
PUBLIC
25-PERCENTILE
(3)
MEDIAN
(4)
75-PERCNTILE
(5)
TOTALNUMBER
(6)
PRIVATE
25-PERCENTILE MEOIAN
(7) (RI
75-PERCENTILE
(9)
TOTAL 11,564,844 1, 11L 1,354 6,597 7,942,048 817 2,017 4,390
DCCTORAL h,624,763 1r.055 43,254 63,761 2,601,995 15,755 38,655 59,367CCPPREHENSIVE 3,275,662 6,667 11,219 17,305 1,113,291 1,676 6, 391 10,856GENERAL CiACCALAUR.7.:ATETwo-YEAR
538,4631,66,:232
2,661R45
3,9631,444
6,C482,355
29466, 76425u,674-
lt 754220
2,905650
4,4111,213
SPECIALIZED 41i,454 2,950 4,734 19203 1,23'1,016 652 1,414 2,794NE 26,c70 723 929 1,621 71,308 75 300 1,000
TABLE 2.4-TOTAL NUMBER, 25- PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR VOLUMES OF BOOKSTOCK HELDAI' END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY 1.113RARIES. BY iNsrrurioNAL CONTROL AND 1 YPE: 50STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
INST ITUT It,NALTYPE
(1)
;CTAL
CLCTJRALC[mPRINSIvEGENERAL hA(CALAPcATFfliC-YrAcSPFCTALIir)NEh
TOT AL
TsitiAllf
(21
3.!1,2
1t 7,6',4, 44715,79,,151I'4'd
v;'.71'
i3URL IC
79-PE: PLENT F. MErdIN
( 3 ) (4)
69,1-N5
Eflocl 1,?15,520210,4/2 308,0169C.447 126,51'124,1ii72,401 1'1,360SO:0) 1`,000
VOLUMES HELD
75-PFPCENT Ilr
(5)
144,;57
I 983191 'r42.'93A:1639075569732
172924,-)
22,h37
AT END OF YEAR
T!1T AL
NUMBER
(6)
24691).1/4,223
100,416996939,561 910311 .327,c795,7,,?, 562
28, 77,407Y16,903
PRIVATE
25-PERLENT1LE ME01/04
(7) (9)
22,124 67,195
61 )616 1, 2)6, 827131,1x6 204,7366.), 411 9;93944,543 14,519
14, 733 33, (456
1,11? 2,600
75-PERCENTILE
(9)
126,057
10169,173341,819137,03131,52191,9239,230
LU
CC
4r.r
ger
Ci-CD
c/)co
TABLE 2.5 DISTRIBUTION: OF COLLEGES ANI) UNIVERSITIES, BY NUMBER OF TFI'LESOF BOOKSTOCK HELD AT END
OE YEAR ANI) 13Y its4suruTioNAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 51, STATES ANI) D.C., 1981-82
NuAtAEP OF INS/1701(AS, BY TITLES OF tilOKSTCLTC HELO AT EN') OF YEAR
I NST 1 TUT IuNAL 11; TAL
C(NI41 L AND NuM111:1,1,1,114)
I t$). 1,1- LE SS 5,7;20 10 ,"1(1 2'.:, ,7,1 3(7,(01 5.1 ,JCC IOC ,Cln 2 91 tOCC 5r.'"),r1'1') 1 030 e )00 NUMBER
INS T I- THAN IL IL IL TO TO T') TO rn 0 -, OF
TUT I UNs 50o0 S,199 1 9,19 29,999 49,999 99,594 249,99'9 499,399 999,999 MORE TITLES
( 1) ( ( 3) (5) ( 61 (7) (8) (q) (10) ( 11) ( 12) (13)
PL.1,1 1 C, AN!) PuIVAT'- 3,1v 242 123 373 50G 734 537 181 93 117,173
PlitL
TC T;AL ,4'3 21 32 154 2,8 285 274 237 122 68 ;72 142,482
t; ,C JO/. 0 J 0 0 1 2 ._,5 57 21 860,068
NPREhtNY, vE 1 1 1 3 9 13d 90 11 1 246,817
,,LNERAL esIctIALAus.,:141::. 1) / 1 1 1 5 7 61 1 0 0 105,665
1st.. \,. '6 139 /_ 2 e 2t)', ,. 2t) 4 0 1 39,165
10.1:L1,.. ?7 1:' 15 2 0 ..) 82 ,465
7 1 J 1 1 0 0 0 23,485
Ivar:
I C1 AL 1, n`,1 2'1 `11 114 135 215 46.) .93 25 18 98 ,660
itf () 1 1 12 2(' 17 gig a 75
M. c,i[NS IV! C. ). 3 81 25 5 1 1 81 .075
:LN "AL :"11.L.11_ A:JP:: AT L: 59! 4 7 74 315 162 16 92,622
yo,-Y'-AP T74 1 55 4Q 11 0 0 18,083
;,PEC AL I,LO 469 Tb 86 Iol 0 42,586
..!)) 12 1 1 0 0 7 ,893
TABLE 2.6 NI'MBER, 25-PERCNTI1.E. MEDIAN. AND 75-PERCEN1'ILE 1OR .S Ol BooKsTocK ADDED
1)1:RING YEAR AND TITI.ES BOOKSTO('K 11E1.1) Al' END 'F YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY
LIBRARIES, 13Y INSTITUTIONAL TYPE: 5() STAFFS AND D.C 1981-82
y,') k"Ark
I) It ot,4
0'_hC( NI IL - 41.01 4`375-
PI.RCrINT 1 Lc.:
T )TALNOMFIF_ R
ITLES HELD AT
25-PERCENT 1 E
ENO OF YFAR
MEDIAN75-
PERCENT ILE
(I) ('I ( (4 ) (5) (6) 7) 8/ (9)
ICIAL 12, 1?4 ) 3 193 1, 74 3,671 3691915,561 23,140 51 ,09h 109,188
00C TUkAL 4,54+,'67 b,s(' 2 7,156 11,("56 144,814,554 441, 718 678,225 954,153
CON'PhEHENS Iv E 3,139, 34r: 1, 6'1'1 6,018 10,1E5 90 ,7S8, 1h7 127,769 192,06 7 277,005
GENE:1,AL BACt.ALALkEATE 2,351,2:56 1 `;.!(.3 2,416 3, 847 67,1^2, 759 59,361 82,476 112,666
INC-Yr:4k 1,613,513 !;53 1,)29 1,339 40 ,047, 549 17,789 ?8,347 43,945
SREC1ALI/L0 1,Jv CLI 1,1qt) 2, 3E91 26,184,891 12, 131 3C ,975 62,097
NEw 6,1,777 CO 351 915 1,007,446 1,125 3,500 10,500
114BEST COPY AVAILABLE 115
TABLE 2.7-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR TITLES OF BOOKSTOCK ADDEDDURING YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES. BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
IISTITUTIONAL1YPE(1.1
TC.'AL
Num8cP(2)
25-oPRCENTILF
(11
PUBLIC
MEDIAN141
TITLES ADDED
75-PERCENTILE
(51
DURINu YEAR
TOTALNUMBER(61
PRIVATE
25-PERCENT!LE
(71
MEDIAN(8)
m-PERCENTILF
(91
TOTAL 7,t.01,170 940 1,937 4, ;94 5,233,633 666 1,587 3,123
OCCTuRAL 3,117,m!L 17,t14 25,751 33,087 1,430,429 8,751 17,806 16,072COMPREHENSIVE 2,291,597 5,022 7,749 11,6t4 847,75q 2,591 4,473 6,963GENERAL BACCALALRCATE 437,052 2,C12 3,13o 4,984 1,920,184 1,420 2,288 3,519ThE-YEAR 1,402,651 70` 1,215 210,856 178 548 1,1,18
SPECIALIZED 23(.,5":? 1,673 2,767 3,954 777,164 4913 1,059 2,008NEh 21,53E 450 821 1,524 47,241 50 280 815
TABLE 2.8- TOTAL NUMBER. 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR TITLES OF BOOKSTOCK IIELD
END OF YEAR. COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY iNsTrruTioNAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50
STATES AND D.C., 1981-82TITLES HELD AT END OF YEAR
INSTI TuTIoNAITY0E NOM 1:
25-PF;.((ENTILc
''JUL IC
Mc)IAN75-
PERCENTILETAL
NJ MBE R
PRIVATE
25-PERCEN1ILE MEDIAN
75-PERCENTILE
ittC
(11 (2/ (31 (4) (91 ( 6) (71 (81 (91 CZ)C.)
ThT AL 207,J2t,c41 26 ,21% 49,575 13's,525 162,919,620 17,544 53,11 6 96,4'6
DEC TCKAL ±1J 4 76 P1 ) 709,535 954,193 53,647,244 382,376 642,305 1,116,291 C/)(-uMP10-_ I vi lt.4 111 21-6941 302,265 28,066,6,17 04,49q 139,614 209,076GENEP1L .4AC(..1 ALP; is I t. ,i7 7C, 1 ". 102,2,02 130,5S8 54,739,872 58,1q6 79,770 110,000ToC-Y 21 ICI': 32,652 49,009 4054,992 3,898 15,667 28,125sPECI AL IL E 5,1rC!,7 58,600 92,159 20,924,554 11,300 28,003 56,058NEh 15,0^0 19,451 655,161 950 2,400 7,865
61 7
TABLE Z.9-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR TITLES OF PERIODICAL SUBSCRIP-
TIONS, COLLEGE ANI) UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES
AND D.C., FALL 1982
PERIODICAL SUBSCRIPTIONS (f I T1 FS)
INSTITUTIf1NALTYPE
TOTALNUMbER
PUBLIC ANC Pk IvATE
2 5-PERM-TI LE NEO:AN
75-PERCEN-TI LE
UT AL
NUmBEP
PUBLIC
25-PERCEN-TILE MEDIAN
75-PEPCEN-TILE
TOTALNUMBER
PRIVAT E
25-DE RCEN-
TILE MEOW)
75-PERCEN-TILE
( 1) (2) ( 31 (4) (51 ( 6) ( 7) ( 31 ( 91 ( 10) (111 (121 (131
T CT At 4, 890, 186 2 CC 4'? 894 ',197,037 760 470 1,428 1,803,149 110 386 739
CCC TORAL 2,111,903 6,135 11,675 19,420 1,822,398 6,787 13,265 19,42C 885,8C5 4,163 9,431 15 ,345
EOMPREHEN) I VE 963, 869 1,100 1,742 3 ;010 683 ,865,. 1,420 2,169 3, 452 280,004 690 1,239 2,001
GENERAL f3ACCALAW:EATE 501,325 410 597 847 116, 3Ck 619 860 1,205 389,.'25 392 544 758
TWO-YEAR 165,271 1 5' 266 415 324,751 209 312 464 401520 50 113 215
SPECIAL 12FL) 333, 948 103 290 623 134,526 730 1,681 2,373 199,422 10? 245 490
NEW 13,81. 12 46 125 5,437 125 175 367 8,373 12 40 98
TABLE 2.10----TO1'AI. NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN. AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR VOLUMES OF SEPARATE GOVERN-
MENT DOCUMENTS COLLECTIONS HELD Al' END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSI'T'Y LIBRARIES, BY
INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STAFFS ANI) DC., lt,81-82
SEPARATE GOVERNMENT COCUMEN TS COLLECTIONS ( VOLUMES)
TI TuTI ON11.TYPE
TOT AL
NUM(1E
PUBLIC AND PkIVA TE
2 5-I3PC EN-TI LE mEi) I AN
75-PERCEN-TI LE
TALNUMFIER
PUBLIC
25 -PERCEN-TILE MEDI AN
75-PE RCEN-TILE
70 rAL
NUMBER
PRIVATE
25-PE PC1,.-TILE MEDI t4
75-PERCEN-TI LE
1I) (2) (3) ( 4 I ( 5) ( 6) ( 71 (8) (9) 110) (11) ( 121 (131
TUT AL 1)6,284,603 C 0 2,431 83,463,602 0 19,978 22,821,001 0 0 53
CCCIERAL 50,600,764 36,914 202,517 405,593 43, 481, 622 11E.,000 312,044 483,437 7,119,142 0 62,3)) 198,678
COMPRLHENSIVE 38,961,664 41,592 142,387 33,408,763 19,873 87,931 111,424 5,552,901 0 1,000 57,789
CENERAL BACCALAulEATE 12,720,788 C 0 14,061 3,468,801 0 7,858 42,423 9,251,987 0 5,870
TwO-YEA' 2 1,887,284 0 1,587,990 0 0 0 299,294 0 0 0
SPECIALIZEU 2,104,29a 0 0 0 1,515 , 776 0 0 11,2J0 588,520 0 0 0
NEW 9,807 651 0 0 9,157 0 0 0
118 119
TABLE 2.11TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR BOOK TITLES REPRESENTED BYMICROFORMS, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50
STATES AND D.C., 1981 -82
13,130K TITLES REPRE SENT ED BY MICROFORMS
ITUT IONALTYPE
TOTALNUMBER
PUBLIC ANC
25P:RCEN-
T ILE
PRIVATE
MEDIAN
75-PE RCEN-
TILETOT ALNUMBER
"PUBLIC
25-PERCEN-
TILE MEDIAN
75-PERCEV-TILE
TOTALNUMBER
PRIVATE
25-PERCEN
TILE MEDIAN
75-PER CE N-
TILE
( 1) (21 (3) (41 (5) (61 (7) (8) ( 9) ( 10/ ( 111 ( 12) (131
TCT AL 469630,61,97 C 1 443 31,477,852 0 0 774 15,152,795 0 1 325
;;CcT:.RAL 18,986,632 61 , ts.7o 11,717, 706 3 91,076 7,268,926 0 641 69.100
CLMI;REHI:JSIVL 19,909,987 C 1,853 38,869 159738,981 3 ,696 53,753 4,120,106 3 356 16,66E
uENERAL UACCALAUFFATE 4,643,691 1,438 2, 115,536 328 14,340 2,528,155 0 31 891L'U
TWC-YEAP 1.181,002 0 0 6 1,000 ,117 0 19 180988c, 0 0
1,502,519 0 169 854,48? 0 1975C 190489036 0 15 eaNEn 7,916 C 0 1,121 0 0 6,687 0 0 0.7:3
ZE
TABLE 2.12-- T(TIAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILF, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCNTII.I. P1.RIODR \I TM RNI'I I
SENTLI) BY MICROFORMS HELD AT END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND 1.NIVEI:.`d1-: I IBR ARILS. BY IN
STITUTIONAL coNTRoi. AND TYPE: 50 srATEs AND DA._ 1981...-:
a.
INS T 1 Tu T
()dbl. IC AN(' P-z Iv IT:.
P ER! (?C)ICAL TITLES 8CFRESENT CD V M1..801089'3
PUR I IV AT E
Cr)
TYdt 15- 2', 74)- 2`)- 75-ToTAL P.PCE1- PE RCE1"- TUTAL PLR( EN- RC EN4 - IOTA) PF PCEN- PE RCEN-
NuM6E" I MEJI AN TILE INU9811P 111.6 McD1AN I 11.17 NU MI3E14 T ILE mr- plAv TILE
( 1) (21 (3) (+1 (5) (61 ( 7) (91 (Q1 (101 ( 111 (1:?) (131
T t. L 1, 446, 5,) 7 J ',4 27 2,199,465 20 110 319 1,747,132 (,) 33 145
CCC 1LR4E 801,11.4 . 1,245 564,964 -, 1,3 ^7 236915^ 50 991
CCP#FPFHEN:, I V( ()5, 894 IC 771 726 69)./9181 0 374 895 1069719 52 149 392
GENFFAL tiACCAl ALgEATE 1,115,930 io 109 286 409, 417 3R 226 581 7069481 29 236
In:).-YFAP 5'28,514 9 75 1,10 518 9183 33 101 :714 409431 0 35
!PE IAL ULU 449,t31,7 '3 6 63 14,428 0 49 205 435#439 0 4 50
NE01 24,20? C 1 1 2,292 0 32 219 911 0 0 0
1 kw, I 121
TABLE 2.13-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75- PERCENTILE FOR PHYSICA', UNITS OF MICRO-
FORMS NOT REPORTED AS TITLES, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CON-
TROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82PHYSICAL UNITS OF MI CRUFCRMS NWT RE POP T ED AS TITLES
PLBLI C ANC PRIVATE PUBLIC
I AST I TUTIX, AL
TYPE 25- 75-25-75-TOTAL PERCEN.- PE NCEN- TOTAL PERCEN-PE RC EN- TOT AL
NUMBER T 1 LE NECIAN T ILE N.JMBER TILE MEDIAN TILE NUMBE P
PRI VA TE
25-PERCEN--TILE MEDIAN
75-PERCEN-TILE
( 11 (2) ( 3) (4) ( 51 (6) (71 II) (91 ( 10) ( 11) ( 12) (13)
TCTPL 307,4439411. 0 1,378 17, 0712341 333, 374 8 4,034 579874 73,110,037 C 53 7,228
COCTLRAL 156, 1249 126 324,195 E56-061 1458,558115,530,615 541,116 956,380 156'.,333 40,593,511 64,128 467,103 1081 ,159
CCPPREHENSI VE 109,704,405 13.7p4 190,104 409, 972 1'.'93, 323, 658 869382 313,905 521,489 16,380,747 3,093 281934 137,315
CENERAL BACCALALkEAIE 15,953,198 C 3,384 159499 10,191,334 94 159821 81,411 997619364 0 2,667 119905
11,C -YEAR 8,522,652 0 418 4,645 81 218, 338 0 1,584 5,879 304,314 0 0 100
SPECIALIZED . 119863,105. C 1 1,010 5,791,575 0, 2,464 181165 6,0689534 0 0 500
NEh 1,278,921 C 0 0 1,277,354 0 4 19951 19567 0 0. 0
TABLE 2.14-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75- PERCENTILE FOR AUDIOVISUAL. MATERIALS HELD
AT END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50
STATES AND D.C., 1981-82AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS ( T ITLES )
PUBLIC ANC PRIVATE PUBLIC PR IVAT E
INSTITUTIONALTYPE 25- 75- 25-75- 25- 75'-
TOT AL PE RCEN- PERCEN- TOTAL PERCEN- PE RC ENfr TOTAL PE RCFN-- PERCEN-
NUMBER TI LE YEDIAN TILE NUMBER TILE ME DIAN I IL E NUMBER TILE MEDIA1 TI LE
( 1 1 ( 2) (3) (4) ( 5) ( 6) ( 7/ (8) ( 9) (10) ( 11 1 ( 12) (13)
TUT AL 24,762,185 578 2,193 b,56, 15,457,025 1,385 39524 9, 331 9, 3059160 1,86 1,499 4,595
DCC TCRAL 6,949, 790 6,538 15,423 40, 500 4,568,290 8,076 16,842 4 09530 2,381,500 2,652 12,172 38,276
COMPREHENSIVE 5,499,75E 2,086 6,166 15,455 3,835,074 3,356 8,184 19,264 1, 264,676 11268 3,660 8,000
CENERAL BACC4LAUREAI E 3,640, 283 1, 126 2,1-93 5,958 815,479 1,540 3,211 7, %2 2,824,804 1,060 2,507 5,639
TWO-YEAR 6,218.674 667 7 ,21:. 5,^48 5,749,462 11232 ?,866 6,073 469,212 41 500 1 ,796
SPECIALIZE( 29724, 471 58 P18 3,124 427,594 588 1,513 3,000 2,296,477 28 694 39124
NEM 125,217 1:' 06 395 tir: 726 120 - 677 2,940 68,491 50 258
122 123
TABLE 2.15 TOTAL. NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE FOR Trri.Es OE AL!. OTHER LIBRARY
MATERIALS 111..1.1.) AT END OF YEAR, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONALCONTROL. AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
ALL OTHER LIBRARY RATEFI ALS (TITLES)
1/61: il.,11`.J\ AL
TYPL10TALNUMbER
PLBL IC ANC PRIVA1L
25-PER-..EN-
TILL E014N
75-PFPCN-
TI. ETOTALNUMBER
2Ut3LIC
25-PFRCEN-III E MEDIAN
75-PEPCEN-TILE
TOTALNUMBER
PRIVATE
25-PERCEN-
TALE MEDIAN
75-PERCEN-TILE
(11 ( 2) ( 3) (4) (h 1 (t/1 (7) (R) (9) (10) ( 11) ( 12) (13)
IL I. AL 160,182.45J 1,02! 9!, 377,932 0 218 2,248 5? ,804,919 0 23 500
Iu-
uPPE-,(/ v'1-.5,667,823
7,828,0921,1 .'
4
77,C00691
173,14,11,J72
19 ,J71 '0815, sa3, r-32
ca30231
91,000?,350
251,09721 00')
56, 596,7341 0144,550
0 16,940196
157,8782,681
N 1AL LA:11-,EAT: 2,483,027 C 125 1,310 3b1 ,09c1 ?l 438 1, 778 2,121,929 97 800
:wt 1,490,915 0 5., 44,1 1, .3',0, 25S 0 89 630 134,66C 92
'0! la, :IL .( :',697.70c C -, )!. ,, )1 , -'',' J 16? 31405 7, C94, 447 271
14.680 6-s ,2, 2'12 'Jt, 50 12,513P 0 7 78
125
TABLE 2.16-DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND 1 iNI'. ERSITIES, BY LIBRARY OPERATING EXPENDITURES, AND BYINSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
0/I NST ITUT IUNAL TOTALCChTROL AND hUMBERTYPE OF
INST ITUT! ONS
LESSThAN
$ 109000
$10,000TO
$19,999
NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS, BY LIBRARY
$20,000 550,000 $1 00, 000TO TO TO
$49,999 $99,999 $199, 999
OPERATING EXPENDITURES
S230,000 $500,000 $1,000,000TO TO TO
$499,999 1999,999 $1,999,999
$29000,000OR
MORE
(1) i 2 I (31 ( 41 ( 51 (6) ( 71 181 (9) 110 5 ( 11 )
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, TOTAL 3,104 1C3 1.27 252 453 666 761 332 198 212
PUBLIC
TOTAL 1,453 7 5 42 166 293 426 205 150 159
OCCTORAL 106 0 0 0 1 e. 3 1 4 131
CCMPREHENS1VE 254 C 0 0 1 2 70 80 100 51
GENERAL EACCAL AURE ATE 117 1 0 0 1 12 73 24 6 0
T1OYEAR 896 E 5 43 161 265 316 30 21 2
SPECIALIZED 6,5 L 0 0 1 8 13 20 18 5
NE, 15 C 1 2 2 6 4 0 1 0
PRIV ATE
TOTAL 1,651 96 122 21(.' 287 373 335 127 48 53
CCCTCRAL 59 C 0 0 0 0 2 3 8 46
CCMFREHE NS1 VE 155 0 .) 1 5 15 48 55 24 7
U:ORAL BACC AL tUk E AT E 591 2 6 11 80 737 201 42 10 0
T1CYEAR 274 32 43 94 76 22 6 1 C 3
SPECIAL 11E3 489 33 51 85 118 95 75 26 6 0
fEi% 63 ZS 22 19 8 4 1 0 0 0
127
TABLE 2.17-'TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES AND DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURES OF COLLEGE AND UNIVER-SITY LIBRARIES, BY PURPOSE AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C.,1981-82
INSTITUTICNALCCNTROL ANDTYPE
LIBRARY DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURES (IN THDUS4NDS OF DOLLARS), BY PURPOSETOTALOPERAT1NC SALARIES FkiNGE STUDENT BOOKS PERIOD... MICRO-EXPEND- ANC NAG-F.5 BENEFITS WAGES ICALS FORMSITURES(TN THOU-SANDS OFDOLLARS)
AUDIO- ALL BIND*VISUAL OTHER ING
(INCLU- 1/ MATE- LIBRARY ANDDING SAL- RIALS MATE- RE-ARY EQUIVALENTS RIALS BIND-CF CONTRIBUTED ING
SERVICES STAFF
OTHEROPERAT*.INGEXPENDI-TURES
(1) (2) (31 (4) (51 (6) (7) (81 (9) (101 (111 1121
PUBLIC CA PRIVATE, TCTAL 1.943,770 914,375 167,515 100,847 255,767 258,066 2 ?,384 15,661 9,321 301,351 169,478
PUBLIC
TCTAL 1,291,353 FIS,677 117,403 66,005 161.551 167,024 15,021 11,994 6,168 19.418 106,992
CCCTORAL 588,166 260,065 49,067 35,624 77,429 930216 5,392 1,252 2,187 11,932 51,998
CCMPREHENSIVE 346,071 16C,442 33,256 18,923 47,438 46,978 5,492 7,450 1,768 5,043 24,281GENERAL BACCALtUREATE 52,828 25,S29 4,609 2,272 7,857 5,790 980 468 170 576 4'127TWO -TEAR 243,131 144,4E3 25,968 7,615 23,233 9,705 2,589 7,234 1,894 d03 19,609
SPECIALIZED 58,080 27.203 4,382 1,508 5,138 1C,939 542 479 98 1,035 6055NEW 39076 1.542 122 63 517 395 25 109 51 29 222
PRIVATE
TOTAL 652,417 294,70? 517',112 34,843 94,115 91,042 7,363 3,667 3,153 10,934 62,487
CCCT ORAL 301,494 137,9E6 2'...527 12,148 37,187 47,543 2,248 503 830 5,380 32,144
CCFPREHENSI VE 113,126 49,484 8,192 61711 170616 16,729 2,042 651 607 1.711 9,383
GENERAL BACCALAUREATE 145,649 64,C77 9,809 10,767 25,656 16,477 1,775 1,318 897 2,328 12,546TNO-YEAR 14,642 7,674 906 891 2,338 937 167 341 114 III 1,163
SPECIALIZED 75,017 34,2E8 5,550 4,206 10,912 9,058 1,105 808 673 1,374 7,064
NE6 2,490 1,213 129 119 4C7 299 27 47 32 29 187
1/ WAGES OF STLDENTS SERVING CN AN HOURLY BASIS, CHARGED TO THE LIBRARY
1 2
12, t%
TABLE 2.18 -TOTAL AMOUNT, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, 75-PERCENTILE, AND MEAN LIBRARY OPERATING EXPEN-
DITURES, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES
AND D.C., 1981-82TOTAL LIBRARY OPERATING EXPENDITURES (IN DOLLARS)
INSTITUTIONALTYPE
TOTALAMOUNT
25-PERCENTILE
PUBLIC
MEOIAN75-
PERCENT LE SEA?TOTAL 25-AMOUNT PERCENTILE
PRIVATE
MEDIAN75-
PERCENTILE MEAN
(1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ( 11)
TOTAL 1,291,352,514 141,919 323,790 8430170 888,749 652,417,280 471331 121.114 284,926 395,164
CCCTCRAL 588,1661496310460328 407880069 6,8650066 5,54E,740 301,494,2772,245,528 3,508,368 6,166,061 5,110,372
COMPREHENSIVE 346,071,325 7539C76 1,137,379 1,808 684 10362,489 113,125,824 323,386 572,153 865,298 729,844
GENERAL BACCALAUREATE 52,827,712 292,019 401,18b 498,039 451,513 145,649,028 116,956 180,832 293,342 246,445
1100-- YE AR 243,131,360 104,496 184,27 349 630 271,351 14,641,789 17,400 39,327 68,451 53,437
SPECIAL IT ED 58,0790812 261,64E 7050770 1,1030430 891,535 75,016,605 33,012 81,192 167,425 153,408
NEW 3,075,808 90,122 153,579 231.912 205,053 204891757 71300 140532 26,443 290997
TABLE 2.19--TOTAL AMOUNT, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN. 75-PERCENTILE, AND MEAN EXPENDITURES FOR SALARIES
OF LIBRARY STAFF, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE:
50 STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
INST ITUT IUNALTYPE
EXPENDITURES FUR SALARIES CF LIBRARY STAFF 1/ ( IN DOLLARS)
PUBL IC
TOTAL 25- 75-AMCUNT PERCENTILE MEDIAN PERCENTILE ME AN
PRIVATE
TOTAL 25- 75-AMOUNT PERCENTILE MEDIAN PER :ENT I LE MEAN
(1) (2) 131 ( 5) ( 6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
TOTAL. 803,084,985 94,491 222,163 547,114 552,708 379,656,570 28,374 75,465 171,628 229,955
CCCTORAL 344,759,154 1,784,734 2,677,060 3,875,000 3,252,444 175,66C,752 1,247,321 1,889,161 308970771 209770300
COMPREHENSIVE 212,621,203 438,832 687,836 1068,997 837,091 64,337,411 186,048 333,276 529,711 415,402
GENERAL 8ACCAL.4LRE tTE 32.819, 182 184,074 250,990 340,082 28015C5 84,651,749 72,874 110,301 177,779 143,234
T1,0-YE AR 178,065,362 710901 128,519 2591805 198, 733 9,4710383 11,100 24# 440 460783 34,567
SPECIALIZED 330092,902 156,441 393,347 649,242 509,121 44,0'4,018 19,722 48,946 98,611 90.028
NEM 1,727,182 51,7E1 92,1)00 138,481 115,145 1,461,257 4074 10004.'0 19,000 17,605
1/ INCLUDES SAL ARIES ANC WAGES FOR CONTR IBITEC SERVICES STAFF, FRINGE BENEFITS. AND WAGES OF STUDENTS SERVING ON AN HOURLY BASIS
130 131
N
TABLE 2.20-TOTAL AMOUNT, 25-PERCENTILE, MUDIAN, 75-PERCENTILE, AND MEAN EXPENDITURES FOR LIBRARYMATERIALS IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50
STATES AND D.C., 1981-82
EXPENDITURES FOR LIBRARY MATERIALS 1/ (IN DOLLARS)
INSTITUTIONALTYPE
(11
TOTALAMOUNT
(21
25-PERCENTILE
(31
PUBLIC
MEDIAN
(4)
75-PERCENTILE
(5)
MEAN
(6)
TOTAL 25-AMOUNT PERCENTILE
(7) (8)
PRIVATE
MEDIAN
(9)
75-PERCENTILE
(10)
MEAN
( 11 1
TOTAL 3611858,163 30,032 62,892 211,806 249,042 199,340,445 12,600 34,608 88,207 120.739
CCC TCRAL 179,476,8391,057,962 1,501,344 2,1640629 1,693,177 88,310,179 729,348 1,199,158 2,c11016 1,496,782
COMPREHENSIVE 1C4,126,338 214,134 349,654 562,354 409,945 3716440086 88,784 166,602 295,250 242,865
CENERAL BACCALAUPtATE 15,3051914 700956 109,134 159,952 130,819 46,122.889 33,000 52,540 96,306 78,042
TWO-YEAR 44,653,960 21,604 37,680 61,189 49,837 3,896,636 40000 10,358 19066 14,221
SPECIALIZED 17.197,32 82,9'36 236,490 )47,198 264,574 22,554,513 7,936 21,588 44,223 46,123
NEW 1,0970764 26,366 43.713 79,257 73,185 812,142 1.560 3,500 8,054 9.784
1/ INCLUDES EXPENDITURES FOR BOOKS, PERIODICALS, MICROFURMS, 4UOIOVISUAL MATERIALS, AND ALL OTHER LIBRARY MATERIALS
.3 '1.33
TABLE 2.21-DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY NUMBER OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT PROFES-
SIONAL LIBRARY STAFF, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982
INSTITUTIONALCCNTROL APETYPE
REFERENCE
TOTAL TRANSACT IONS PER TYPICAL WEEKGIMP TRANSACT IONS
NUMBER SPRING 19821981 -82
CF IN-STITU-
NUMBER OF NUMBER OF
TIONSTRANSACTIONS PARTICIPANTS
( 11 121 (3)(4) (5)
PUBLIC AND PR IV AT E 3,052 1,647,1073659867 4.167,091
PUBL IC
TCTAL 1,451 1,160,746287,987 3,353,948
DOC TOIkAL1t16 439,634 41, 206 710,114
CCMFREHENSIVE 254 319,74153,728 862,161
GENERAL BACCALAUREATE 117 50,542 13,38.:! 139,250
TWC-Y EAR 894 321,54090,277 1, 590, 788
SPECIALIZED 65 27,34489,054 45,112
NEW 15 1,945342 69 523
PRIVATE
TOTAL 1,601 *86,36177,875 813,143
OCC URAL 59 191,612d,207 129,627
COMPREHENSIVE 155 73,5378, 618 167,382
GENERAL BACCALAUREATE 581 117,386 26,340 282,313
TWO-YEAR 2b9 29,69117, 421 125,711
SPECIALIZED 452 67,701 16,708 1000016.
NEW 77 6,434 581 8,094
TABLE 2.22-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE. MEDIAN, AND 75-PERCENTILE, AND MEAN NUMBER OF FULL -TIMEEQUIVALENT PROFESSIONAL STAFF IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONALCONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982
INST ITUT IONA LTYPE TOTAL
NUMBER25-
PERCENTILE
NUMBER toF FULL -TIMEPUBLIC
75-MEDIAN PERCENT ILE
ECUIVALENT
MEAN
PROFESSIONAL STAFF 1/
TOTAL 25-NUM BER PERCENT ILE
PRIVATE
MEDIAN75-
PERCENT!!111 121 13/ ( 4) ( 51 16) (7) 18/ 191 (10 )
ALL NCI S
TLT AL 140728.1 2.0 4.5 11.0 10.1 9,089.3 1 .3 3.0 5.0DCCTORAL 5,714.9 29.5 46.5 66.3 53.9 3,043.1 23.1 37.0 68.9CCMPKE-ENSIVE 4.002.7 S.0 14.0 20.4 15.7 1 .639.7 5 .0 9.0 13.0GENERAL BACCALALREATE 759.0 4.0 5.4 8.0 6.4 2,522.7 2.5 4.0 5.3TwC-YE AR 3,525.9 2.0 3.0 9.0 3.9 442.7 1.0 1.3 1.0SPECIALIZED 685.9 4.0 8.5 15.0 10.5 1,358.1 1.0 2.0 3.3NEW 39.9 I.0 2.0 3.0 1 .6 83.0 .3 1.0 1.2
1/ INCLUDES FL). L-T IME EQulvALENT CF CUNT P I eUTEC SERVICES STAFF
'FABLE 2.23 --TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, 75-PERCENTILE. AND MEAN NUMBER OF FULL -TIMEEQUIVALENT NONPROFESSIONAL STAFF IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITU-TIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982
InSTITUTIUNALTYPE TOTAL
numRER2.--
PERCENTILE
NUMBER pF FULL -TIME ECUIVALENT NONPROFESSIONAL STAFF 1/P OIL IC PRIVAI E
75- TJT AL 25-MEOIAN PERCENTILE MEAN NUMBER PERCENTILE MEOIAN
75-PERCENTILE
(1) (2) (21 (4) ( 5) (6) (7 ) 18) (9) (10)ALL NLE S
ICIAL 23,CS6.0 2.5 6.0 15.0 15,8 11 ,533.9 .4 2.0 5.0CCC1OR AL 10,346.5 52.5 85.0 119.0 97.6 5,413.2 36.3 59.0 119.0CumPREHENSIvE 5,706.1 11.0 19.0 29.S 22.4 ?,076.1 5.0 10.5 16.8GENEFAL BACCi,LALPEtTE P'19 .6 4.0 6,0 10.0 7.6 2,572.6 2.0 3.0 5.4TwO-yi-AR 5,C 56. C 2.0 4.0 7.0 5.6 240.6 .0 .0 1.3SPECIAL LIE 1) 1.3?7.7 4.5 11.0 22.5 15.8 1,736.8 .0 1.0 3.0NEM 00.1 1.c; 2.) 5.9 4.0 4f..6 .0 .0 .7
1/ INCLLOES FLA L-1ImE LcuIVALENT CF CUNTRIFLTEC SERVICES '.3TAFF
135
MEAN1 11 1
51 .510.54.21.62.71.0
MEAN( 111
6.9
91.713.04.3.8
2.5.511.-) 1
t) 0
TABLE 2.24-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE, MEDIAN, 75-PERCENTILE, AND MEAN NUMBER OF FULL-TIME
EQUIVALENT LIBRARIANS, IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL
AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C.. FALL 1982
INSTITUTIONALIYPE TOTAL
NUMBER25-
PERCENTILE
PUBLIC
MEDIAN75-
PERCENTILE MEANTOTALNUMBER
25-PERCENTILE
PRIVATE
MEDIAN75-
PERCENTILE MEAN
41) 121 431 (4) (5) (6) 17) (8) (91 1101 111
ALL LACES
1UTAL 1C.151.4 .5 2.5 7.0 6.9 5,438.2 .0 1.0 3.0 3.2
CCCTORAL 4,506.1 72.E 36.0 53.5 42.5 2,303.3 15.6 28.5 50.9 39.0
COMPREHENSIVE 3,C15.1 7.0 11.0 15.5 11.8 1,062.3 3.0 5.3 9.0 6.8
GENERAL BACCALAukE1TE 456.6 2.0 4.0 5.0 3.9 1,350.0 .8 2.0 3.0 2.2
7410-YEAR 1.695.8 .0 1.P 3. 1.8 113.7 .0 .0 .5 .4
SPECIALIZED 460.4 2.0 5.0 10.0 7.0 589.4 .0 .o 2.0 1.2
NEk 17.4 .0 .8 2.0 1.1 19.A .0 .0 .0 .2
I/ EXCLUDES ADMINISTRATORS AND 'OTHER' PRCFE:f:ZONALS, INCLUDES CONTRIEUTEC SERVICES STAFF
137138
TABLE 2.25-NUMBER AND PERCENT OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT PROFESSIONAL AND NONPROFESSIONAL STAFFIN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY SEX AND BY INST'TUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982
INSTITUTIUNALCLNTMCL ANCTYPL
TOTAL
ALL STAFF
eLN w..1APN
Pkt;IFSSILNAL .iTAFF IFTFI
PEN wt.:MEN
PFR- PEk-CFNT CENT
ToTAL CF JPNUM8Ck TOTAL Num8r.P TOTAL
NONPROFESSIONAL
MFN
PER-CENT
TOTAL OFNUMBER TOTAL
STAFF (FTE)
WOMEN
PER-CENTOF
NJM5EP TOTAL
( I) (2) (3) (*) 151 (6) (7) (31 (9) (1N (111 (121 (131 (141
PUBLIC AND PPIV4TE 59,447.5 14,511.1 420 .34.4 ?;,117.6 e52I7 35.6 15,295.9 64.2 34,629.9 5,991.4 17.3 28,638.5 82.7
PUBLIC.....)
CATOTAL 37,E24.3 (1,506.2 2E,518.1 14,726.1 5,520.6 37.5 9,207.7 62.5 21,096.0 1,7715.6 16.4 19,310.4 83.6
DCCTJRAL 15,061.4 3,9)5.2 12,066.4 5,714.9 2,111.7 37." 1,603.2 63.0 1C,346.5 1,893.5 18.2 8,463.0 81.8CLMPREFIENSIVr. 9,703.8 2,216.2 7,492.6 4,032.7 1.509.1 37.7 2,493.6 62.1 5,706.1 707.1 12.4 4,999.0 87.6GENERAL P.ACCALAURtATE 1,658.6 393.2 1,265.4 753.0 291.5 38.4 467.5 61.b 899.6 101.7 11.3 797.9 88.7TWGYEAK 8,561.9 2,275.1 6,306.8 31525.9 1,331.0 39.2 2,144.5 60.8 5,056.0 894.1 17.7 4,161.9 82.3SPECIALIZE° 1,713.6 4)6.6 1,304.0 C85., 215.5 31.4 470.4 68.6 1,027.7 194.1 18.9 833.6 81.1NEW 10%0 15.9 33.1 31. 11.8 21.6 28.1 70.4 60.1 5.1 8.5 55.0 91.5
PRIVATE
TOTAL 20,62..2 5,216.9 15,416.3 9,;69.3 13.". 6,03P.2 67.0 11,533.9 2,205.6 19.1 9,329.1 80.9
CCCTORAL 8,456.3 2,550.2 406.1 .?,043.1 1,085.9 35.7 1,957.2 64.3 5,413.2 1,4 4.3 27.1 3,948.9 72.9CCMPREHENSIVE 3,6(.5.8 Br'r.5 2,865.3 1,630.7 52c.J 31.7 1,119.7 68.3 2,^26.1 230.5 13.8 1,745.6 86.2GENERAL BACCALAUREATE 5,)95.3 1,001,5 4,089.8 2,512.7 765.9 30.5 1,75:?.9 69.5 2,572.6 236.7 9.2 2,335.9 90.8ThiC-YEAR 683.3 123.0 560.3 442.7 103.6 23.4 339.1 76.6 240.6 19.4 8.1 221.2 91.9SPEC1AL1LtO 2,594.9 695.1 1,8';0.9 11358.1 495.3 16.5 862.8 63.5 1,216.8 199.8 16.2 1,037.0 83.8NEh 127.6 31.6 96.0 43.0 26.5 31.9 5t.5 68.1 64.6 5.1 11.: -39.5 88.6
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TABLE 2.26DISTRIBUTION 01: C01.1.1:GF.S AND UNIVERSITIES, BY NUMBER OF HOURS OF STUDENT ASSISTANCE,
BY iNsTrarrioNAL CON TRUE. AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C., I9K I-X2
INSTITUTIONALCCNTRCL ANL
TCTALNUMBFR LESS
NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS, BY HOURS OF ASSISTANCE 1/
TYPE OF IN TFAN 1,000 2,000 3,000 5,CC0 10,000 20,000 50,000 1:I0IC.30
CATION STITU 1,000 TO TC TO TO TO TO TO OR
TICNS hCURS 1,999 2,999 4.999 9,999 19,999 49,444 99,999 MORE
(11 (2) 13) 14) (51 (61 (7) 1) 191 110) 111/
PLBLIC AND PRIVATE, TCTAL 3,104 717 329 306 391 527 378 274 111 71
PUBL IC
TCTAL 1,453 246 168 137 175 229 183 177 87 51
OCCTORAL 1'76 2 C 0 0 1 1 13 47 42
CC PPREHENS I VE 254 4 3 5 3 21 63 117 33 5
GENERAL BACI:ALALREATE 117 5 3 4 17 39 34 13 2 0
TWCY EAR 856 215 154 119 147 150 74 28 5 4
SFECI AL I ZEJ 65 10 5 8 7 18 11 6 0 n
NE ril15 10 A 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
PRIVATE
TUT AL 1,651 471 161 159 210 298 195 97 24 20
OCC TCRAL 59 5 0 1 1 A 0 1+ 19 16
CCMPREFICNS1 VE 15': b 5 5 13 31 52 40 3 0
GENERAL BACEAlbukEATE 591 44 24 70 118 193 107 31 1 3
I itCYEAR 274 157 41 12 27 8 4 4 1 0
SPEC! AL IZEU v89 1',3 83 58 55 59 3' 8 0 1
NEt. 3) 66 a 3 2 4 ) 0 0
1/ INCLUDES HULKS OF STUDENT Assici.vxr .s 1 ( HARoc-D T,, LIBRARY BuC5ETS
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TABLE 2.27-TOTAL NUMBER. 25-PERCENTILE. MEDIAN, 75-PERCENTILE, AND MEAN HOURS OF STUDENT AS-SISTANCE' IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50STATES AND D.C.. 1981-82
INSTITUTIONALTYPE
(11
TOTALNUMBER(21
25-PERCENTILE
(3)
PUBLIC
MEDIAN(4)
75-PERCENTILE
(5)MEAN(6)
TOTALNUMBER(7)
25-PERCENTILE
(8)
PRIVATE
MEDIAN( 9)
75-PERCENTILE
(10)
MEAN(11)
TCTAL 25,414,622 1,653 4,997 16,466 17,491 14,653,778 640 3,122 8,328 8,875
COCTORAL 10,891,006 58,62E 88,280 121,525 102,745 4,261,111 11,417 57,721 103,207 721222CCMPREHENSIVE 7,757,224 14,750 23,541 38,609 3C,540 2,459,087 7,000 13,940 21,187 15,865GENERAL BACCAL4LREATE 1,341,670 4,669 8,320 14,102 11,467 5,102,316 31122 5,e25 9,714 8,633TWC-YEAR 4,911,118 1,C62 2,563 5,94C 5,481 579,553 3 630 2,233 2,115SPECIALIZED 499099 2,132 5,418 9,086 7.678 2,188,767 300 1,578 3,920 4/476NE0 14,305 C 277 1,443 953 62,944 U 0 486 758
1/ INCLUDES HCLF$ CF STUDENT ASSISTA4CF hCT CFAR(,ED TO LIBRARY BUDGETS
TABLE 2.28-TOTAL NUMBER, 25-PERCENTILE. MEDIAN. 75-PERCENTILE. AND MEAN CIRCULATION OF MATERIALSTO LIBRARY USERS. EXCLUDING DIAL ACCESS MATERIALS. COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES.BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 slArtis AND D.C.. 1981-X2
1NST ITUT IGNALTYPE
(11
TOTALNUMBER(2)
25-PFRCENTILE
(31
PU8L IC
MEDIAN(4)
75--
PERCENTILE(51
TOTALME AN NUMVER(6) 171
7).5-
PERCENTILE181
PRIVATE
MEDIAN(9)
75-PEKCNTILE
(01MEAN(11)
TOTAL 134,764,392 13.278 31,147 85,118 95,501 61, 306, 091 5,0 OC 15,049 12,600 37,132
CCCTCRAL 65,041,785 278,541 432,947 712,892 613,601 21150,870 123,813 757,469 472,697 364,557COMPREHENSIVE 34,224,301 64,021 109,820 171,228 134,741 11,055,129 32, 357 50,196 90,870 71,323uEAEPAL BACCALAUREATE 5,859,511 24,C12 37,380 61,135 5CObl 16,896,516 12,674 20,902 33,205 28,589TMC-YLAR 28,699,691 18,622 37,43 32,030 1,916,209 1,179 3,763 8,50J 6,993SPECIALIZEu 4,624,053 1e5.35 4C,912 "v104 71,139 9,103,647 3,652 9,479 20,980 19,843NEti 315,051 2,743 7,783 22,922 21,"03 225, 120 163 454 2,383 2.719
113 111
TABLE 2.29-NUMBER AND PERCENT OF LIBRARIES PARTICIPATING IN INTERLIBRARY LOANS, AND TOTAL, MEAN,
AND MEDIAN NUMBER OF LOANS PROVIDE!) TO OTHER LIBRARIES AND RECEIVED FROM OTHER
LIBRARIES, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BY INSTITUTIONAL. CONTROL AND TYPE: 50
STATES AND D.C., I98 I-82
INS TI TuTIihAlCI. NThCL A...1:
T`,1-E
(11
P0111 It, AN.) 0,-c 1 vA TE
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FRCVIOEC TO OTHER L 1 BF AP TES REG:: 1 VE0 FROM OTHER LI dPAR IES
full,' ns IL TL TI JNS NUMP: (-( ..If I T E MS INST ITUT IONS NUMBER OF ITEMS
huM8t- .'Of- PERU: NT
PERCENT
INS T I- CFOF
TU11.3%;) Numt3,71A 1C.TAL TGTAL mECIAN MEAN NUM B ER TOTAL TOTAL MEDIAN MEAN
(21 ( 31 141 l5) 1 6) 17) ( 8) (9) 110) (111 (121
3,134
1,453
2 ,SS,,,
1,446
96.6
(3c.5
41 33,367
2 811 ,C35
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125
1,379
1,944
3, 016
1, 450
97.2
99.9
2226,145
14711824
151
230
738
1,015
1,/0 1Ct 100.0 1712,185 10,(;06 16,152 106 100.0 606,910 4,441 5,725
254 254 1,..;', .0 5 7C, 574 1.692 2,246 254 100.0 436,640 1,277 1,719
117 117 100.0 65,396 3n1 563 117 103.0 84,090 417 718
6 ib 3°1 99.4 134,436 36 15n 895 99.9 218,1102 102 243
w) t5 ICJ. 9 323,161 2 ,318 4,974 65 100.0 124,590 1,590 1,916
1') 13 A'1.7 4,541 11: 34c 13 36.7 1,592 71 122
1,651 1,553 '14,1 1 327, 332 72 g54 1,566 94.9 754,521 9 481
5( 5( 100.0 ',94,084 4,842 31374 59 100.0 212,210 2,742 3,506
155 154 99.4 44(.0,497 505 2,86 0 154 99.4 144,600 418 8 74
5 )1 5 4r., 99. 7 223,077 153 178 590 99.8 286,484 202 495
'74 251 91.6 15,424 4 61 257 93.5 17,373 10 67
4o) 42c 86.9 15' , 726 48 354 429 87.7 93,976 50 230
91 7`. c0.4 8,524 1 46 77 92.R 4,878 5 63
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TABLE 2.30-NUMBER AND PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY TOTAL HOURS MAINLIBRARY IS OPEN PER TYPICAL WEEK, AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES ANDD.C., FALL 1982
%a.
INST ITUT TONALCCIT NOL ANC'PIPE
TOTALNUMBEROF IN-ST11U-T IUNS
NUNIEER
LESSTHAN20
AND PERCENT OF
20TO39
INSTITUTIONS, BY
4C 60TC TO59 79
TOTAL HOURS MAZY
80TO99
LIt3RARY IS OPEN PER
103 120TO TO
119 139
TYPICAL WEEK
140OR
MORE
NUN- FER- NUM- PER- NUM- PER- NUM- PER- NUM- PER- NUM- PER- NUN- PER- NUM- PER-`1E14 CENT BER CENT BER CENT PER CENT 6ER CENT BER CENT BER CENT BER CENT
11) 121 (31 (4) (51 (61 (7) (RI (9) (101 ( 1:1 (121 ( 13) ( 141 ( 15) (16) (171 (18)
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FL8L1C ANC PRIVtTE. ICTAL
PUBLIC
7.104 26 .E 84 2.7 438 14.1 1,.19 45.7 849 27.4 237 7.6 13 .4 38 1.2
0 ICI </. 1.453 c .1 4 .3 169 11.6 817 57.6 347 23.9 77 5.3 8 .6 6 .4
DCC TURAL 1")6 .0 C .J .0 3 2.8 52 49.1 45 42.5 3 2.8 3 2 .8CLPPREHENSIVE 2.'4 C .0 0 .0 2 .8 48 18.9 186 73.2 16 6.3 1 .4 1 .4GEISER tL EACCALALLZE Alt 117 0 .0 0 .0 2 1.7 63 53.8 51 43.6 1 .9 0 .(` ':.% .1Th,0-YEAR 65),-. t .6 3 .3 161 18.0 694 77.5 23 2.6 5 .6 3 .3 2 .2SPECIALIZED o.) a .0 0 .0 0 .0 20 30.9 34 52.3 1u 15.4 1 1.5 1 .3VF.,
Pk1VAIE
15 C .0 1 (...7 4 26.7 9 60.0 1 6.7 0 .0 0 .0 .0 .0
1,651 21 1.3 dr, 4.8 263 16.3 5(12 35.3 502 30.4 160 9.7 5 .3 32 1.9
C(CfukAL 55 C .0 0 .0 C .0 6 10.2 18 30.5 30 50.9 1 1.7 4 6.8a PPRLHE.hSI VI: 15`, C .1 1 .6 1 .6 25 16.1 95 54.9 39 25.2 0 .0 4 2.6GENEinAL EACCALAUI4EATE 5`1 1 .2 0 .0 17 '.9 ".'74 37.9 270 45.7 67 11.3 2 .3 10 1.7T biL-vt_ AR ?74 5 1.8 38 13.9 3() 32.8 116 42.3 21 7.7 2, .7 0 A.. 2 .7aPF CIAL Mu 4A) .4 1.E 24 4.9 1?4 25.4 194 39.7 105 21.5 21 4.3 2 .4 11 2.2NE bt b3 / 9.4 17 20.5 37 44.6 17 2C.5 3 3.6 1 1.2 1 .0 1 1.2
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TABLE 2.31-NUMBER AND PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY AVERAGE NUMBER OF
HOURS PER DAY AND BY NUMBER OF DAYS MAIN LIBRARY IS OPEN IN A TYPICAL WEEK, BY
INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C., FALL 1982
MIERAGE HOURS PER DAY MAIN LIBRARY DAYS MAIN LIBRARY IS OPEN
TOTAL IS OPEN IN A TYPICAL nEEK IN A TYPICAL WEEK
INSTITUTILNAL NUMBERCLNTROL ANC OF IN- LESS THAN e TU 13 14 TO 18 19 HCURS LESS THAN 5 6 7
1yPE STITU- 8 .OLJIIS HOURS HOURS OR MORE 5 DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS
HUNS
NUM-RER
PER-CENT
NUM-RER
PER-CENT
NUM-87R
PER-CENT
NUM-PER
PER-CENT
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
NUM-BER
PER-CENT
(1) (Z) (3) (4) (5) (61 (7) (81 (91 1101 1111 (121 (131 (141 (15) (16) (17) (18)
PLHL1C A') PRI4ATE, TOTAL 3,104 151 4.S 2,554 82.3 347 11.2 52 1.7 39 1.3 755 24.3 784 25.3 1.526 49.2
PUBLICIC TAL 1,453 11 .7 1,316 9(1.5 114 7.8 13 .9 5 .3 510 35.1 352 24.2 586 40.3
LLCT6RAL 106 C .0 43 40.6 59 55.7 4 3.8 0 .0 0 .0 1 .9 105 -19.1
CIPPREHENSIVE 254 C .0 233 91.7 19 7.5 2 .8 r. .) 0 .0 16 6.3 238 93.7
GENERAL PAC(.ALtUREAIE 117 0 .0 116 93.1 1 .9 0 .0 0 .0 2 1.7 15 12.8 100 85.5
TC-y6A4 dy4 9 1.r 861 94.0 21 2.2 7 . a 5 .6 495 55.2 311 34.7 15 9.5
.)VICI\LIZE1 65 0 .0 50 76.9 15 23.1 0 .0 0 .) 1 1.5 9 13.8 55 84.6
(\Fri15 1 6.7 14 93.3 0 .0 0 .0 6 .:' 12 80.0 0 . 0 3 20.0
PRIVATE1LT tl 1,451 141 1,218 75.0 133 14.1 39 2.4 34 2.1 245 14.8 432 26.2 943 56.9
GLCILJRAL 59 C .0 20 33.1 35 53.3 4 6.8 0 .) 0 .0 4 6.8 55 93.2
LIMPREHENSIvE 195 1 .0 135 67.1 46 29.7 3 1.9 0 .J 3 1.9 12 7.1 140 90.3
6LNER%L BACLALALk":ATE 591 1 .? 4d2 11.4 55 16.1 13 7.2 1 .2 14 2.4 111 18.8 465 7Z3.7
114C-YEAR 714 45 16.4 216 78.8 9 3.3 4 1.5 21 7.7 112 40.9 69 25.2 72 26.3
SPLL1ALIUJ 489 68 13.9 363 74.2 44 s.r 14 2.1 4 .3 69 14.1 216 44.2 200 40.9
NE,. Al if 21.2 52 62.7 4 4.8 1 1.2 1 9.6 47 56.6 20 24.1 8 9.6
TABLE 2.32 NUMBER AND DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY REFERENCE TRANSACTIONS PER
TYPICAL WEEK, SPRING 1982, AND BY GROUP TRANSACTIONS, 1981-82, BY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL
AND TYPE: 50 STATES AND D.C.REFERENCE
INS TI TUT IONALCCNTROL ANCTYPE
111
TOTALNUMBEROF IN-ST ITU--
T IONS
(21
TRANSACT IONS PER TYPICAL WEEKSPRING 1982
131
GROUP TRANSACT IONS1981 -82
NUMBER OF NUMBER OFTRANS ACTIONS PARTICIPANTS
( 4/ (51
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE 3,052 1,647,107 365,862 4,167,091
P UBL IC
TCT AL 1, 451 1,160,746 287,987 3,353,9i,8
DOCTORAL 106 439,634 41, 206 710,114CCMFREHENS I VE 254 319,741 53,728 862,161
GENERAL BACCALAUREATE 117 50,542 13,380 139 ,25C
TWC -YEAR 894 321,540 90,277 lip 590, 788
SPECIALIZED 65 27,344 89,054 45,112
NEW 15 1,945 342 6,523
PRIVATE
TOTAL 1,601 .86,361 77,875 813,143
CCC ICRAL 59 191, 612 8, 207 129,627
COMPREHENSIVE 155 73,537 8, 618 1,67,382
GENERAL BACCALAUREATE 589 117,386 26,340 282,313
TWO -YEAR 269 29,691 17, 421 125,711
SPECIALIZED 452 67,701 16,708 100 ,016
NE1,1 77 6,434 581 8,094
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Appendix ANCES Classification ofInstitutions of Higher EducationGeneral
The following categories A through D cover institu-
tions that grant more than 25 percent of their degrees at the
baccalaureate level or above. Institutions in category E grant
75 percent or more of their awards below the baccalaureate
level. Category F is for new institutions.
A. Doctoral-level InstitutionsThese are institutions characterized by a significant
level and breadth of activity in and commitment to doctoral-
level education as measured by the number of doctorate
recipients and the diversity in doctoral-level program offer-
ings. Included in this category are institutions that are not
considered specialized schools (see category D below) and
that grant a minimum of 30 doctoral-level degrees. These
degrees must be granted in three or more doctoral-level
program areas or, alternatively, have an interdisciplinaryprogram at the doctoral level. Included in the counts ofdoctoral degrees tier classification purposes are the follow-ing first-professional degrees: M.D., D.D.S., D.O., andD.V.M. All of these are in a single program area, health
professions. One other type of institution is also classified
as doctoral: any institution that meets all other criteria forbeing so classified. except for the number of doctorates, and
grants on /v doctorates, is classified as doctoral-level.
B. Comprehensive InstitutionsThese institutions are characterized by diverse post
baccalaureate programs (including first-professional). but
do not engage in significant doctoral-level education. Spe-
cifically. this category includes institutions not considered
specialized in which the number of doctoral-level degrees
granted is less than .40 or in which fewer than 3 doctoral-
level programs are offered. In addition, these institutions
must grant a minimum of 30 post baccalaureate degrees
(master's, doctor's., and first-professional) and either grant
degrees in 3 or more post baccalaureate programs or, alter-
natively, have an interdisciplinary program at the post bac-
calaureate level.
C. General Baccalaureate InstitutionsThese institutions are characterized by their primary
emphasis on general undergraduate, baccalaureate-level ed-
ucation. they are not significantly engaged in post bac-calaureate education. Included are institutions not consid-
ered as specialized and those in which the number of post
baccalaureate degrees granted is less than 30 or in which
fewer than 3 post baccalaureate level programs are offered
and which either (a) grant baccalaureate degrees in 3 ormore program areas, or (b) offer a baccalaureate program in
interdisciplinary studies.
D. Specialized Institutions
These are baccalaureate or post baccalaureate institu-tions characterized by a programmatic emphasis in one area(plus closely related specialties), such as business or en-
gineering. The programmatic emphasis is measured by the
percentage of degrees granted in the program area. Aninstitution granting over 60 percent of its degrees in one
program area, or granting over one-half of its degrees in one
program area and granting degrees in fewer than 5 bac-calaureate program areas, is considered to be a specialized
institution. (The U.S. Service Schools are also considered
specialized.)
E. 2-Year InstitutionsThese are institutions that confer at least 75 percent of
their degrees and awards for work below the bachelor's
level.
F. Institutions Newly Admitted to HEGIS
These are institutions that have been recently admitted
to the Higher Education General Information System uni
verse (NOT necessarily newly organized). As soon as de-
gree and award information becomes available to WES,these institutions will be classified.
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