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AUTHOR Jones, Dennis; McCarroll, JudyTITLE Connecticut State Technical Colleges Fact Book,

1988-89.

INSTITUTION Connecticut State Board of Trustees for StateTechnical Colleges, Hartford.

PUB DATE Jul 89NOTE 89p.

PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC04 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS Class Size; *College Faculty; College Graduates;

College Transfer Students; *Educational Finance;*Enrollment; Enrollment Trends; Expenditure perStudent; Full Time Equivalency; Income; JobPlacement; Minority Groups; *Outcomes of Education;Student Characteristics; *Technical Institutes;Tuition; Two Year Colleges; *Two Year CollegeStudents

IDENTIFIERS *Connecticut

ABSTRACTCurrent and historical data on the Connecticut State

Technical College System and its five component parts are provided inthis report. Section I presents information on headcount andfull-time enrollment trends by program and campus; credit and contacthours; student attrition by term; full- and part-time enrollments;and student characteristics (i.e., age, sex, ethnicity, andresidence). Section II provides data on class size in lecture andlaboratory classes, and a frequency distribution of course sectionsby class size. Section III offers data on community college facultyby college, ethnic group, sex, rank, and area of technical expertise.Graduation and placement data are presented in section IV, includingdegrees and certificates awarded, placement by campus, graduateemployment patterns, transfer patterns, and companies employing 1988graduates. Finally, section V presents selected financial data,including a summary of tuition and general fund expenditures, astatement of income and expenses for the educational extension fund,information on the distribution of expenditures, and eight-yearcomparisons of costs per student per credit per contact hour bycollege. (JMC)

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CONNECTICUT STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGES61 Woodland Street

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This 1988-89 edition of the Fact Book presents current andhistorical data on the Connecticut State Technical College systemand its component parts. It is hoped that it will be useful inanswering questions you may have regarding our system and itscolleges. We welcome suggestions which will help us make futureeditions more useful to you.

Selected financial information has been extracted from theBoard of Trustees Financial Report for the Year EndingJuly 1, 1988. If you wish additional fiscal data, please contactMr. James Long, Director of Finance and Facilities.

Prepared by:

Dennis Jones and Judy McCarrollOffice of System Research and Planning

566-3976

July 1989

IT IS THE POLICY OF THE CONNECTICUT STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGES NOTTO DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, COLOR, RELIGIOUS CREED, AGE,SEX, MARITAL STATUS, NATIONAL ORIGIN, ANCESTRY, PRIOR CONVICTIONOF CRIME, PAST OR PRESENT HISTORY OF A MENTAL DISORDER, MENTALRETARDATION OR PHYSICAL DISABILITY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TOBLINDNESS, EXCEPT IN THE CASE OF A BONA FIDE OCCUPATIONALQUALIFICATION OR NEED, IN ANY OF ITS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS,ACTIVITIES, OR EMPLOYMENT POLICIES.

CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES SECTION 4-114a

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CONTENTS

SECTION IENROLLMENT

1.1 Headcount Enrollments1.2 FTE for Year1.3 Percent of Total Enrollment (Fall 1987 and Fall 1988)1.4 Credit Hours and Contact Hours1.5 Percent of Attrition by Term 1988-89 & 1987-881.6a Part Time/Full Time Headcount (Fall 1988)1.6b Part Time/Full Time Headcount (Winter 1988)1.6c Part Time/Full Time Headcount (Spring 1989)1.7 Part Time/Full Time Headcount (Fall 1988/Fall 1987)1.8 Frequency Distribution of Number of Credits Enrolled1.9 Enrollment by Sex1.10 Enrollment by College - Fall 1986, 1987 & 19881.11 Enrollment by College - Winter 1986, 1987 & 19881.12 Enrollment by College Spring 1987, 1988 & 19891.13 Three-Year Headcount Enrollments 1986-87 - 1988-891.14 Headcount by Technology - Fall 19881.15 Full Time/Part Time Headcount by Technology - Fall 19881.16 Headcount by Technology - Fall 1987 & Fall 19881.17 Headcount by Tech, Percent Chance - Fall 1987 to Fall 19881.18 Headcount by Tech, Percent of Enrollment Fall 19881.19 Headcount by Sex & Technology - Fall 19881.20 Headcount by Tech - Freshman-Senior Fall 19881.21 Headcount by Technology & Ethnicity - Fall 19881.22 Ethnic Enrollment - Fall 19881.23 Ethnic Enrollment Comparison - Fall 1987 & Fall 19881.24 Student Residence Enrollment - Fall 19881.25 Age Distribution Fail 1988

SECTION IICLASS SIZE

2.1 Lecture & Laboratory Class Size by Technology2.2 Frequency Distribution of Course Sections by Class Size

SECTION IIIFACULTY

3.1 Faculty by College, Ethnic Group & Sex3.2 Faculty by Rank3.3 Full Time Faculty by Technology

4

SECTION IVGRADUATES & PLACEMENT

4.1 Degrees and Certificates Awarded - 1987-88 Academic Year4.2 1988 Placement Data

State Technical College SystemGreater New Haven State Technical CollegeHartford State Technical CollegeNorwalk State Technical CollegeThames Valley State Technical CollegeWaterbury State Technical College

4.3 Placement Data Comparison - 1983 to 19884.4 Colleges & Universities at which 1988 State Technical

College Graduates are Continuing Education4.5 Employers of 1988 STC Graduates

SECTION VSELECTED FINANCIAL DATA

5.1 SUmmary of Expenditures (1986, 1987 & 1988)5.2 EEF - Balance Sheet (June 30, 1988)5.3 Educational Extension Fund Balance Sheet (June 30, 1988)

Revenue, Expenses and Changes in Fund Balance5.4 Auxiliary Services Fund Balance Sheet (June 30, 1988)5.5 Auxiliary Services Fund Balance Sheet (June 30, 1988)

Revenue, Expenses & Changes in Fund Balance5.6 Distribution of Expenditures5.7 Eight Year Comparison of Costs Per Student

Per Credit Per Contact Hour by College

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SECTION IENROLLMENT

6

Table 1.1

Cohnecticut State Technical CollegesHeadcount Enrollments

1988 - 89 Academic Year

Fall Winter Spring 1988-89College 1988 1988 1989 Totals

Greater New Haven 808 651 563 2022

Hartford 955 863 762 2580

Norwalk 1101 892 926 2919

Thames Valley 1021 897 860 2778

Waterbury 1522 1250 1239 4011

Totals 5407 4553 4350 14310

HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTS16120

1400

1203

1E00

800

600

400

200

GNHSTC HSTC NSTC TVSITC WSITC

COLLEGE

MEMMEMFol-88

YtnterS8

Spring -89

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Table 1.2

Connecticut State Technical CollegesFTE for Year

1988 - 89 Academic Year

Fall Winter Spring 1988-89College 1988 1988 1989 Average

Greater New Haven 505.2 438.3 379.9 441.3

Hartford 624.8 566.2 493.8 561.6

Norwalk 678.0 556.7 538.3 591.0

Thames Valley 637.5 558.4 542.5 579.5

Waterbury 871.5 744.5 712.3 776.1

Totals 3317.0 2864.6 2666.9 2949.5

900

800

700

600

500

400

00

200

100

0

FTE

CNIISTC I-1STC NSTC TVSTC

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WinterSS

Spring -89

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Table 1.3Connecticut State Technical Colleges

Percent of Total EnrollmentFall 1987 and Fall 1988

Fall Fall Fall Fall1987 1988 1987 1988

GNHSTC 800 808 14.5% 14.9%HSTC 1061 955 19.2% 17.7%NSTC 1210 1101 21.9% 20.4%TVSTC 1006 1021 18.2% 18.9%WSTC 1438 1522 26.1% 28.1%

TOTAL 5515 5407 100.0% 100.0%

PERCENT OF ENROLLMENTFALL 1.987

PERCENT OF ENROLLMENTFALL 1988

Table 1.4Connecticut StateState Technical Colleges

Credit Hours and Contact Hours

Credit Hours Contact Hours1988 1988 1989 1988 1988 1989

College Fall Winter Spring Fall Winter Spring

Greater New Haven 7,578 6,582 5,699 8,886 7,648 6,607

Hartford 9,371 8,493 7,407 11,292 9,950 8,884

Norwalk 10,170 8,351 8,075 11,835 9,926 9,573

Thames Valley 9,563 8,376 8,138 11,939 10,298 10,183

Waterbury 13,072 11,167 10,684 15,196 13,507 12,762

Totals 49,754 42,969 40,003 59,148 51,329 48,009

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1988-89 Academic Year

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College

Table 1.5

Connecticut State Technical CollegesPercent of Attrition by Term


Fall Fall > Winter Winter Winter > Spring Spring

1988 Chg Pct 1988 Chg Pct 1989

Greater New Haven 808 -157 -19.4% 651 -88 -13.5% 563

Hartford 955 -92 -9.6% 863 -101 -11.7% 762

Norwalk 1101 -209 -19.0% 892 34 3.8% 926

Thames Valley 1021 -124 -12.1% 897 -37 -4.1% 860

Waterbury 1522 -272 -17.9% 1250 -11 -0.9% 1239

Totals 5407 -854 -15.8% 4553 -203 -4.5% 4350


Fall Fall > Winter Winter Winter > Spring Spring

College 1987 Chg Pct 1987 Chg Pct 1988


Hartford 1061 -157 -14.8% 904 -63 -7.0% 841

Norwalk 1210 -260 -21.5% 950 16 1.7% 966

Thames Valley 1006 -210 -20.9% 796 60 7.5% 85C,

Waterbury 1438 -144 -10.0% 1294 7 0.5% 1301

Totals 5515 -930 -16.9% 4585 9 0.2% 4594

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COnnecticut State Technical CollegesTable 1.6a

College

Part Time/Full Time HeadcountFall 1988

Part Time Full Time Total % PT % FT

GNSHTC 494 314 808 61.1% 38.9%

HSTC 592 363 955 62.0% 38.0%

NSTC 699 402 1101 63.5% 36.5%

TVSTC 633 388 1021 62.0% 38.0%

WSTC 1040 482 1522 68.3% 31.7%

Totals 3458 1949 5407 64.0% 36.0%

PART TIME/FULL TIME AS PERCENTloon:

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Table 1.6bConnecticut State Technical College,s

Part Time/Full Time HeadcountWinter 1988

College Part Time Full Time Total % PT % FT----

GNSHTC 387 264 651 59.4% 40.6%

HSTC 520 343 163 60.3% 39.7%

NSTC 571 321 892 64.0% 36.0%

TVSTC 568 329 897 63.3% 36.7%

WSTC 822 428 1250 65.8% 34.2%

Totals 2868 1685 4553 63.0% 37.0%

PART T1ME/FULL TIME AS PERCENT100%

90=SC=

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GNHSTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTC

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TableConnecticut State Technical Colleges

Part Time/Full Time HeadcountSpring 1989

1.6c

College Part Time Full Time Total % PT % FT

GNSHTC 329 234 563 58.4% 41.6%

HSTC 469 293 762 61.5% 38.5%

NSTC 632 294 926 68.3% 31.7%

TVSTC 525 335 860 61.0% 39.0%

WSTC 1011 228 1239 81.6% 18.4%

Totals 2966 1384 4350 68.2% 31.8%

C.,

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14.

Fall1987

GNHSTC 467HSTC 644NSTC 787TVSTC 586WSTC 939

TOTAL 3423

Table 1.7

Connecticut State Technical CollegesPart Time/Full Time HeadcountFall 1988 Compared to Fall 1987

PART TIME

Fall Fall

FULL TIME

Fall

1988 Change 1987 1988 Change

494 5.8% 333 314 -5.7%

592 -8.1% 417 363 -12.9%

699 -11.2% 423 402 -5.0%

633 8.0% 420 388 -7.6%

1040 10.8% 499 482 -3.4%

3458 1.0% 2092 1949 -6.8%

Comparison of Part Time/Full TimePercent Enrollment at Each College

Fall 1987 Fall 1988 Percent Change

PT

GNHSTC 58.4%HSTC -60.7%NSTC 65.0%TVSTC 58.3%WSTC 65.3%

62.1%

FT PT FT PT FT

41.6% 61.1% 38.9% 4.6% -6.5%

39.3% 62.0% 38.0% 2.1% -3.3%

35.0% 63.5% 36.5% -2.3% 4.3%

41.7% 62.0% 38.0% 6.3% -8.9%

34.7% 68.3% 31.7% 4.6% -8.6%

37.9% 64.0% 36.0% 3.1% -5.0%

1987 TO 1988 PERCENT CHANGE OFPERCENTAGE OF PART TIME /FULL. TIME

GNHISTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTC

COLLEGE

NMF=3M0pere linnetEZ22=16

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Frequency Distribution ofNumber of Credits Enrolled

Fall 1988

Credits GNHSTC HSTC . NSTC TVSTC WSTC1 11 1

2 11 9 12 18

3 34 113 136 117 3274 267 233 283 319 3575 32 36 42 6 916 15 30 72 26 717 19 47 49 55 678 82 66 53 61 679 17 23 24 5 3610 4 13 9 9 1211 2 21 19 17 1212 53 24 41 47 4513 27 11 19 30 8414 14 24 29 20 1215 6 47 53 35 2716 57 31 67 42 33L7 27 8 37 26 14

18 59 81 51 55 5919 15 53 59 40 7120 50 65 16 84 10921 2 7 8 3

22 4 4 3 1 16

23 4 15 4 3

24 3 3 2

25 0 3

26 0 1 1

27 0 2

28 1 1

803 955 1100 1021 1522

NUMBER OF CREDITS ENROT T .1FDAS PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL STUDENTS

1-4 5-8 9-11 12-15 18-19 20-28Credits Enrolled

GNHSTC

HSTC

NSTC

TVSTC

WSTC

16


Enrollment by SexFall 1988

College Female Male Total % Female

GNSHTC 165 643 808 20.4%

HSTC 125 830 955 13.1%

NSTC 199 902 1101 18.1%

TVSTC 214 807 1021 21.0%

WSTC 312 1210 1522 20.5%

Totals 1015 4392 5407 18.8%

100%90%En%70%60%50%40%30%20%;10%

0%

Female /Male as Pei-eel-it

,

,m,.41%,\.,,

01

m.. ,- k\.1,,,\.1 'E

GNSHTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTCCOLLEGE

0212ilialFemale

Male

Male/Female PercentagesFall 1987 & 1988

Year Percent Male Percent Female

1987 81.3% 18.7%

1988 18.8%17

CollegeFall1986


Headcount Enrollment by CollegeComparison of Fall 1986, 1987 & 1988

1986 > 1987 Fall 1987 > 1988 Fall

Change Percent 1987 Change Percent 1988

Greater New Haven 1029 -229 -22.3% 800 8 1.0% 808

Hartford * 1299 -238 -18.3% 1061 -106 -10.0% 955

Norwalk 1317 -107 -8.1% 1210 -109 -9.0% 1101

Thames Valley 967 39 4.0% 1006 15 1.5% 1021

Waterbury

Totals

1589

6201

-151

-686

-9.5%

-11.1%

1438

5515

84

-108

5.8%

-2.0% 5407

* Hartford 1986 Headcount = reported Headcountminus estimate of CEU students (150)

FALL PERCENT CHANGE1986 TO 1987 Sc 1987 TO 1988

10%

0%

-5%-10%-15%-20%-25%


87 try 88

86 to

EMSSZEM

3 8

Table 1.11ConnecticUt State Technical Colleges

Headcount Enrollment by CollegeComparison of Winter 1986, 1987 & 1988

WinterCollege 1986

1986 > 1987Change Percent

Winter1987


Winter1988

Greater New Haven 808 -167 -20.7% 641 10 1.6% 651

Hartford * 975 -71 -7.3% 904 -41 -4.59 863

Norwalk 1068 -118 -11.0% 950 -58 -6.19 892

Thames Valley 821 -25 -3.0% 796 101 12.7% 897

Waterbury 1401 -107 -7.6% 1294 -44 -3.4% 1250.

Totals 5073 -488 -9.6% 4585 -32 -0.7% 4553


WINTER PERCENT CHANGE1986 TO 1987 8c 1987 TO 1988

15%

10%

5%

0%-5%

- 10%- 15%-20%-25%

86 to 87ESMEME87 to 88


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Headcount Enrollment by CollegeComparison of Spring 1987, 1988 & 1989

CollegeSpring

1987


Spring1988


Spring1989


Hartford * 1002 -161 -16.1% 841 -79 -9.4% 762

Norwalk 1042 -76 -7.3% 966 -40 -4.1% 926

Thames Valley 855 1 0.1% 856 4 0.5% 860

Waterbury 1353 -52 -3.8% 1301 -62 -4.8% 1239

Totals 5020 -426 -8.5% 4594 -244 -5.3% 4350


SPRING PERCENT CHANGE1987 TO 1988 & 1988 TO 1989

5%

0%

5%10%

15%

20%GNHSTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTC

[1:17NMMEE

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Table 1.13

Connecticut State Technical CollegesThree-Year Headcount Enrollments

1986-87 through 1988-89

Greater New Haven Fall Winter Spring Totals

1986-87 1029 808 768 26051987-88 800 641 630 20711988-89 808 651 563 2022

Hartford

1986-87 1299 975 1002 32761987-88 1061 904 841 28061988-89 955 863 762 2580

Norwalk

1986-87 1317 1068 1042 34271987-88 1210 950 966 31261988-89 1101 892 926 2919

Thames Valley

1986-87 967 821 855 26431987-88 1006 796 856 26581988-89 1021 897 860 2778

Waterbury

1986-87 1589 1401 1353 43431987-88 1438 1294 1301 40331988-89 1522 1250 1239 4011

Grand Totals

1986-87 6201 5073 5020 162941987-88 5515 4585 4594 146941988-89 5407 4553 4350 14310

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THREEYEAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLIVIENTSGNHSTC

1t.,ZA --150014001300120011001000900BOO700600500400300

ea--1986-87---w-1987 -88--d--1988-89

---1THREEYEAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTS

TrISTC1s.Do150014001300120011001000900800700600500400300 1

Fall Winter Spring

19136-87

1987-88--,..----1988-89

THREEYEAR HEADCOUNT Ea\:"ROLEMENTSNSTC

1600150014001300120011001000900800700600500400300

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Fall Winter Spring

1986-87---K--1987-88

1988-69

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THREE- YEAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTSTVSTC

1600150014001300120011001000900800700600500400300

1986-87

1987-88

1988-89

Fo II Winter Spring

THREE -YEAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTSWSTC

1600150014001300120011001000900800700600500400300

1986-87

1987-88

1988-89

FoiII Winter Spring

THREE-YEAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTS

64006200600058005600

400

500048004600440042004000

STC SYSTEM

FoU Winter Spring

1986-87

1987-88

1988-89

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Headcount by TechnologyFall 1988

Associate Degree

Arch TechArch EngrBiomed EngrCAD/DChem EngrChem TechCivil EngrComputer SysConstructionData ProcessingElect EngrElect-Mech EngrFire TechGeneral EngrGraphic CommIndus MgtManufact EngrMechanical EngrNuclear ScienceOptical EngineeringQualAssurance/Ctrl

Total Assoc Degree

Certificates

A-4, DraftingComputer ElectData ProcessingHazardous WasteIndus DraftingIndus ElectQual Assurance/Ctrl

Total Certificates

Non-Matric, Undecl

Grand Total

GNHSTC

44

38

152

211

39

14

65

98

661

22

4

26

121

808

HSTC

148

11

115

45

218

14

4

72

106

733

0

222

955

NSTC

95

2

39

47

6

64

148

37

6

5

2

62

11

524

0

577

1101

TVSTC

23

75

58

113

154

30

19

19

44

127

43

705

44

15

12

71

245

1021

WSTC

6026

217

356

73

52

93

133

69

1079

51

19

31

101

342

1522

Totals

148

95

44

6051

11

229143

6

5911 1087

37

117

29

39

90276

526

4311

69

----

3702

44

22

4

51

34

12

31

----

198

1507

5407

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Table 1.15Ccnnecticut State Technical Colleges

Full-Time/Part-Time Headcount by TechnologyFall 1988

Associate Degree GNHSTC

FT PT

HSTC

FT PT

NSTC

FT PT

TVSTC

FT PT

WSTC

FT PT

Totals

FT PT

Arch Tech 92 56 cl. 56

Arch Engr 73 22 73 22

Biomed Engr 31 13 31 13

CAD/D 53 7 53 7

Chem Engr 1 1 8 15 23 3 32 19

Chem Tech 4 7 4 7

Civil Engr 55 60 30 9 25 50 110 119

Computer Sys 18 20 24 23 39 19 81 62

Construction 6 6 0

Data Processing 44 108 23 22 38 26 53 60 73 144 231 360Elect Engr 99 112 94 124 108 40 80 74 163 193 544 543Elect-Mech Engr 28 9 28 9

Fire Tech 14 1 29 1 72 2 115

General Engr 3 1 2 4 11 8 16 13

Graphic Comm 26 13 26 13

Indus Mgt 14 1 4 6 13 52 7 83

(Manufact Engr 18 47 20 52 2 12 32 31 62 81 195

,Mechanical Engr 31 67 40 66 41 21 63 64 65 68 240 286

Nuclear Science 31 12 31 12

Optical Engr 8 3 8 3

Qual Assurance/Ctrl 1 68 1 68

Total Assoc Degree 267 394 331 402 360 164 329 376 410 669 1697 2005

Certificates

Arch Drafting 27 17 27 17

Computer Elect 17 5 17 5

Data Processing 4 0 4

Hazardous Waste 51 0 51

Indus Drafting 11 4 17 2 28 6

Indus Elect 10 2 10 2

Qual Assurance/Ctrl 31 0 31

Total Certificates 17 9 0 0 0 0 48 23 17 84 82 116

Non-Matric, Undecl30 91 32 190 42 535 11 234 55 287 170 1337

Grand Total 314 494 363 592 402 699 388 633 482 1040 1949 3458

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Headcount by Technology,

Fall 1987 & Fall 1988

Associate Degree GNHSTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC VSTC Totals

87 88 87 88 87 88 87 88 87 88 87 88

Arch Tech 149 148 149 148

Arch Engr 184 95 184 95

Aviation 2 2 0


CAD/D 71 60 71 60

Chem Engr 4 2 26 23 16 26 46 51

Chem Tech 6 11 6 11

Civil Engr 143 115 62 39 49 75 254 2q9Computer Sys 50 38 145 47 63 58 258 143

Construction 28 6 28 6

Data Processing 184 152 49 45 192 64 115 113 229 217 769 591

Elect Engr 250 211 271 218 226 148 149 154 344 356 1240 1087

Elect-Mech Engr 68 37 68 37

Fire Tech 14 29 25 30 56 73 110 117

General Engr 2 4 6 6 25 19 33 29


Indus Mgt 6 14 30 5 19 19 59 52 114 90

Manufact Engr 87 65 91 72 19 2 42 44 121 9'..s 360 276

Mechanical Engr 118 98 137 106 151 62 148 127 136 133 69C 526




--- ---


Certificates



Data Processing 3 4 3 4


Indus Drafting 24 15 19 24 34


Qual Assurance/Ctrl 40 31 40 31-__ _-_ ___ ___ __- -___ - - --



.0.0M

Grand Total 800 808 1061 Q55 1210 1101 1006 1021 1438 1522 5515 5407

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Headcount by TechnologyPercent Change

Fall 1987 to Fall 1988

Fall Fall PercentAssociate Degree 1987 1988 Change

Graphic Comm 2 39 1850.0%Chem Tech 6 11 83.3%Qua]. Assurance/Ctrl 43 69 60.5%Chem Engr 46 51 10.9%Fire Tech 110 117 6.4%Biomed Engr 42 44 4.8%Arch Tech 149 148 -0.7%Civil Engr 254 229 -9.9%General Engr 33 29 -12.1%Elect Engr 1240 1087 -12.3%CAD /D 71 60 -15.5%Indus Mgt 114 90 -21.1%Data Processing 769 591 -23.1%Manufact Engr 360 276 -23.3%Mechanical Engr 690 526 -23.8%Nuclear Science 58 43 -25.9%Optical Engr 18 11 -38.9%Computer Sys 258 143 -44.6%Elect-Mech Engr 68 37 -45.6%Arch Engr 184 95 -48.4%Construction 28 6 -78.6%Aviation 2 0 -100.0%

Total Assoc Degree 4545 3702 -18.5%

Certificates

Hazardous Waste 0 51Computer Elect 14 22 57.1%Indus Drafting 24 34 41.7%Data Processing 3 4 33.3%Indus Elect 11 12 9.1%Arch Drafting 42 44 4.8%Qual Assurance/Ctrl 40 31 -22.5%

Total Certificates 134 198 47.8%

Non-Matric, Undecl 836 1507 80.3%

Grand Total 5515 5407 -2.0%

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Headcount by TechnologyPercent of Enrollment

Fall 1988

Fall Percent ofAssociate Degree 1988 Enrollment

Elect Engr 1087 29.4%Data Processing 591 16.0%Mechanical Engr 526 14.2%Manufact Engr 276 7.5%Civil Engr 229 6.2%Arch Tech 148 4.0%Computer Sys 143 3.9%Fire. Tech 117 3.2%Arch Engr 95 2.6%Indus Mgt 90 2.4%Qual Assurance/Ctrl 69 1.9%CAD/D 60 1.6%Chem Engr 51 1.4%Biomed Engr 44 1.2%Nuclear Science 43 1.2%Graphic Comm 39 1.1%Elect-Mech Engr 37 1.0%General Engr 29 0.8%Optical Engr 11 0.3%Chem Tech 11 0.3%Construction 6 0.2%Aviation 0 0.0%

Total Assoc Degree 3702 100.0%

Certificates

Hazardous Waste 51 25.8%Arch Drafting 44 22.2%Indus Drafting 34 17.2%Qual Assurance/Ctrl 31 15.7%Computer Elect 22 11.1%Indus Elect 12 6.1%Data Processing 4 2.0%

Total Certificated 198 100.0%

Non-Matric, Undecl

=II MI Ow

1507

MIN, f/m/0

Grand Total 5407

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Headcount by Sex & TechnologyFall 1988

Associate Degree GNHSTC

F M

HSTC

F M

NSTC

F M

TVSTC

F

WSTC

F M

Totals

F M

Arch Tech 35 113 20 75 55 188

Arch Engr 0 0

Aviation 0 0


CAD/D 8 52 8 52

Chem Engr 2 0 9 14 4 22 15 36

Chem Tech 4 7 4 7

Civil Engr 14 101 4 35 12 63 30 199

Computer Sys 10 28 10 37 9 49 29 114

Construction 2 4 2 4

Data Processing 78 74 15 30 20 44 62 51 121 96 296 295

Elect Engr 13 198 12 206 9 139 11 143 37 319 82 1005


Fire Tech 0 14 1 29 2 71 3 114

General Engr 0 4 3 3 6 13 9 20


Indus Mgt 6 8 2 3 1 18 7 45 16 74

Manufact Engr 5 60 3 69 0 2 6 38 5 88 19 257

Mechanical Engr 5 93 9 97 0 62 17 110 14 119 45 481





Certificates




Hazardous Waste' 12 39 12 39

Indus Drafting 2 13 4 15 6 28



--- ---



Grand Total 165 643 125 830 199 902 214 807 312 1210 1015 4392

29

Table 1.20Connecticut State Technical CollegesHeadcount by College & Technology

Freshman - Senior.Fall 1988

Associate Degree GNHSTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTC Totals

Fr Sr Fr Sr Fr Sr Fr Sr Fr Sr Fr Sr

Arch Tech 125 23 125 23

Arch Engr 73 22 73 22

Aviation 0 0


CAD/D 46 14 46 14

Chem Engr 1 1 11 12 18 8 30 21

Chem Tech 8 3 8 3

Civil Engr 86 29 30 9 58 17 174 55

Computer Sys 32 6 32 15 43 15 107 36

Construction 6 6 0

Data Processing 130 22 28 17 48 16 85 28 202 15 493 98

Elect Engr 162 49 162 56 101 47 105 49 310 46 840 247


Fire Tech 14 19 11 73 In6 11

General Engr 4 6 13 6 23 6

Graphic Comm 39 39 0

Indus Mgt 13 1 2 3 13 6 52 80 10

Manufact Engr 53 12 57 15 2 28 16 81 12 221 55

Mechanical Engr 82 16 66 40 45 17 79 48 111 22 383 143





Certificates






Indus Elect 12 12 0


--- ---


Non-Matric, Undecl121 219 3 577 245 342 1504 3

Grand Total 682 126 769 186 952 149 790 231 1405 117 4598 809

30

Table 1.21Connecticut'State Technical CollegesHeadcount by Technology & Ethnicity

Natv Non-res

Associate Degree Black Amer Asian Hisp. White Alien Totals

Arch Tech 4 4 8 131 1 148

Arch Engr 8 1 14 72 95

Biomed Engr 5 2 5 32 44

CAD/D 1 3 56 60

Chem Engr 2 1 3 45 51

Chem Tech 3 2 6 11

Civil Engr 15 1 2 10 200 1 229Computer Sys 15 5 9 114 143

Construction 6 6

Data Processing 53 3 18 22 493 2 591

Elect Engr 80 47 28 927 5 1087

Elect-Mech Engr 8 4 1 24 37

Fire Tech 2 1 1 113 117

General Engr 3 1 1 24 29

Graphic Comm 3 2 4 30 39

Indus Mgt 5 2 83 90

Manufact Engr 10 12 3 249 2 276

Mechanical Engr 29 1 10 9 475 2 526


Optical Engr 11 11

Qual Assurancelarl 2 1 1 65 69

--- --- --- - - --

Total Assoc Degree 249 9 110 125 3196 13 3702

Certificates

Arch Drafting 1 1 6 36 44

Computer Elect 6 1 4 11 22

Data Processing 1 3 4


Indus Drafting 1 1 32 34

Indus Elect 2 10 12


--- ----

Total Certificates 12 0 3 14 169 0 198

Non-Matric, Undecl130 3 53 86 1234 1 1507

Grand Total391 12 166 225 4599 14 5407

31


Ethnic EnrollmentFall 1988

College BlackNatvAmer Asian Hisp White

Non-resAlien Total

Gr New Haven 77 3 21 53 654 0 808

Hartford 82 0 55 29 784 5 955

Norwalk 167 3 62 74 790 5 1101

Thames Valley 23 3 10 30 951 4 1021

Waterbury 42 3 18 39 1420 0 1522

Totals 391 12 166 225 4599 14 5407

MINORITY ENROLLMENT(PERCENT OF TOTAL ENROLLMENT)

GNHSTC I-1;3TC NSTC TVSTC WSTCCollege

ORESMOBock

_j

Nat AmerMMEEMO

Asian

H ispon ic

3"4


Ethnic Enrollment ComparisonFall 1987 - Fall 1988

Natv Non-resYear Black Amer Asian Hisp White Alien Total

1987-88 353 21 185 174 4727 55 5515

1988 -89 391 12 166 225 4599 14 5407

33


Student Residence EnrollmentFall 1988

Permanent Residence HSTC WSTC TVSTC NSTC GNHSTC SYSTEM

Andover 2 - 2 4

Ansonia 1 30 6 9 46

Ashford 1 4 - - 5

Avon 4 1 5

Barkhamstead - -

Beacon Falls - 14 - 1 15

Berlin 18 3 1 - - 22

Bethany 1 - - 6 7

Bethel 16 - 11 2 29

Bethlehem 2 15 - 17

Bloomfield 12 - 12

Bolton 2 - 2

Bozrah 14 - 14

Branford 1 1 28 30

Bridgeport 3 145 38 186

Bridgewater

Bristol 52 74 1 127

Brookfield 11 6 17

Brooklyn 5 5

Burlington 4 5 - 9

34


Canaan 1 1 2

Canterbury 21 21

Canton 5 1 - 6

Chaplin

Cheshire 7 29 1 5 42

Chester 2 1 3

Clinton 1 4 4 9

Colchester 3 33 36

Colebrook

Columbia 1 8 9

Cornwall -

Coventry 4 ,' 1 5

Cromwell 4 3 1 1 9

Danbury 50 20 70

Darien 27 27

Deep River *,

1 1

Derby 8 3 11 22

Durham 2 8 10

EastforA

East Granby 7 7

East Haddam 1 3 4

East Hampton 6 1 4 1 12

East Hartford 71 71

35

Permanent Residence HSTC WSTC

East Haven - 1

East Lyme 1

Easton

East Windsor 8 1

Ellington 7

Enfield 18 1

Essex 1

Fairfield

Farmington 9 2

Franklin

Glastonbury 17 1

Goshen 2 3

Granby 4

Greenwich -

Griswold

Groton -

Guilford 1

Haddam 4 -

Hamden

Hampton -

Hartford 119 1

Hartland 4 1

Harwinton 1 10

Hebron 3 -

36

TVSTC NSTC GhHSTC SYSTEM

68 69

39 40

- 6 6

- 9

- - 7

19

5 1 7

49 1 50

- U

5 5

1 19

5

4

30 - 30

37 37

101 101

20 21

2 - 6 12

62 62

1 1

- 120

- 5

11

1 - 4

Permanent Residence

Kent

HSTC WSTC TVSTC NSTC GNHSTC SYSTEM

Killingly 20 20

Killingworth 2 - 6 8

Lebanon 9 - 9

Ledyard 51 51

Lisbon *

Litchfield 2 13 15

Lyme 3 15 18

Madison 1 1 5 7

Manchester 51 3 1 55

Mansfield 2 4 6

Marlborough 7 1 8

Meriden 19 51 1 55 126

Middlebury 2 18 20

Middlefield 2 3 5 10

Middletown 31 12 1 7 51

Milford 2 12 66 30 110

Monroe 1 1 2

Montville 1 69 2 72

Morris 4 4

Naugatuck 108 1 2 111

New Britain 68 18 1 3 90

New Canaan 18 18


New Fairfield - 11 3 14

New Hartford 2 3 5

New Haven 6 7 1 5 113 132

Newington 37 2 39

New London 65 2 67

New Milford 20 6 2 28

Newtown 19 9 28

Norfolk 1 1

North Branford 1 34 35

_North Canaan

North Haven 1 75 76

North Stonington 7 7

Norwalk 1 227 228

Norwich 154 154

Old Lyme 1 1

Old Saybrook 2 8 10

Orange - 2 2 5 9

Oxford 44 6 1 51

Plainfield 52 52

Plainville 16 22 38

Plymouth 2 26 28

Pomfret 1 3 4

Portland 3 3 1 7

38


Preston *

Prospect 33 - 33

Putnam 3 - 3

Redding 2 - 6 8

Ridgefield 3 14 17

Rocky Hill 8 1 1 - 10

Roxbury 1 - 1

Salem *

Salisbury 1 - A

Scotland 1 - 1

Seymour * 11 11

Sharon 1 1

Shelton 20 30 17 67

Sherman 1 1

Simsbury 12 2 14

Somers 2 - 2

Southbury 28 1 29

Southington 20 68 - 4 92

South Windsor 22 1 23

Sprague 15 15

Stafford 9 9

Stamford 259 1 260

Sterling 8 8

39

Permanent Residence HSTC WSTC TVSTC VSTC GNHSTC SYSTEM

Stonington 69 69

Stratford 4 51 13 68

Suffield 2 2

Thomaston . 27 27

Thompson 13 13

Tolland 11 1 12

Torrington 9 68 77

Trumbull 3 32 4 39

Union *

Vernon 34 1 35

Voluntown 9 9

Wallingford 7 10 1 70 88

Warren 2 2

Washington 2 1 3

Waterbury 2 374 1 1 5 383

Waterford 59 59

Watertown 86 86

Westbrook 5 5

West Hartford 48 1 - 1 50

West Haven 1 6 52 59

Weston 1 1

Westport 1 16 17

Wethersfield 34 34

40


Willington 4 2 6

Wilton 10 10

Winchester 4 12 16

Windham 1 20 21

Windsor :35 35

Windsor Locks 10 10

Wolcott 3 54 1 58

Woodbridge * 3 3

Woodbury 1 22 23

Woodstock 1 4 5

Other Connecticut 6 2 8

Total Connecticut 950 1520 977 1082 808 5337

Out of State 2 40 14 56

Non Resident Alien 5 4 14

Grand Totals 955 1522 1021 1101 808 5407

Towns with * do not have unique Zip codes so thatstudents from these communities may be countedwith another community.

41


Age DistributionFall 1988

Full-Time

College 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-59 60+ Total

Gr New Haven 163 93 26 17 10 5 0 0 314

Hartford 138 159 37 13 7 6 2 1 353

Norwalk 120 203 42 23 5 6 2 1 402

Thames Valley 189 109 35 31 18 4 2 0 388

Waterbury 254 160 33 18 11 3 3 0 482

- - --

Totals 864 724 173 102 51 24 9 2 1949

Part-Time

College 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-59 60+ Total

Gr New Haven 72 108 98 87 69 37 20 3 494

Hartford 20 152 170 125 58 34 29 4 592

Norwalk 33 180 180 133 85 44 38 6 699

Thames Valley 29 162 165 120 62 42 35 18 633

Waterbury 20 223 281 229 135 73 66 13 1040

Totals 174 825 894 694 409 230 188 44 3458

20-24 (3770

FULL-TIME15-19 (44%)

4'6,035-39 (3,0

30-34 (53r)

25-29 (91%)

42

PART-TIME

Connecticut State Technical CollegesAge Distribution

Fall 1988

Full-Time and Part-Time

Table 1.25(cont'd)

College 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-59 60+ Total

Gr New Haven 235 201 124 104 79 42 20 3 808

Hartford 158 311 207 138 65 40 31 5 955

Norwalk 153 383 222 156 90 50 40 7 1101

Thames Valley 218 271 200 151 80 46 37 18 1021

Waterbury 274 383 314 247 146 76 69 13 1522

Totals 1038 1549 1067 796 460 254 197 46 5407

AGE DISTRIBUTION ENROLLMENTFULL-TIME & PART-TIME

43

SECTION IICLASS SIZE

44


Lecture & Laboratory Class Size by Technology

LECTURE CLASS SIZEFall-1988

'Sec AvgWinter-1988#Sec Avg

Sprint- -1989

#Sec Avg1988 - 89#Sec Avg

Arch Drafting 14 21.1 15 15.7 13 14.8 42 17.2Arch Engr Tech 12 24.6 15 21.3 10 22.0 37 22.5Arch Tech 15 23.1 18 19.9 19 15.9 52 19 4Biomedical Engr 3 11.1 5 12.8 5 12.6 13 12.3CAD/D Tech 6 15.5 8 14.4 6 16.7 20 15.4Chem Engr Tech 31 15.7 23 12.0 23 15.0 77 14.4Chem Tech 7 11.1 4 12.0 5 15.4 16 12.7Civil Tech 15 16.2 17 16.0 17 15.9 49 16.0Computer Sys 13 18.5 11 11.3 10 14.9 34 15.1Data Processing 92 17.1 84 14.4 90 13.9 266 15.1Elect Engr Tech 85 20.2 93 17.1 90 15.5 268 17.6Elect Mech Tech 8 9.9 9 10.9 10 10.7 27 10.5Fire Tech 7 12.0 6 10.3 13 11.2Indus Mgt Tech 12 17.7 9 16.8 13 11.5 34 15.1Humanities 110 18.8 106 17.5 98 20.2 314 18.8Manuf Engr Tech 43 14.6 54 12.2 44 12.1 141 12.9Math/Phy/Chem 162 21.3 161 18.1 122 17.5 445 19.1Mech Engr Tech 44 15.3 47 14.0 47 15.3 138 14.8Nuclear Engr 9 14.2 11 11.4 16 13.7 36 13.1Pre-Tech 11 18.4 7 12.0 5 12.0 23 15.1Quality Assur/Ctl 3 18.4 4 20.0 3 15.3 10 18.1

695 18.6 708 16.0 652 15.9 2055 16.8

Fall-1988#Sec Avg

LABORATORY CLASS SIZEWinter-1988 Spring-1989#Sec Avg #Sec Avg

1988 - 89#Sec Avg

Arch Drafting 10 20.9 11 14.8 11 12.8 32 16.0Ar2h Engr Tech 6 22.0 8 19.5 7 20.6 21 20.6Arch Tech 3 12.7 3 12.0 6 12.3:Biomedical Engr 4 13.2 6 12.8 7 12.4 17 12.8CAD/D Tech 13 18.2 10 15.4 10 13.4 33 15.9Ch-r, Engr Tech 26 13.4 19 10.6 22 12.1 67 12.2ChLal Tech 4 10.5 4 10.8 7 10.7 15 10.7Civil Tech 9 11.2 16 11.4 16 10.6 41 11.1

Computer Sys 13 18.5 11 11.3 10 14.9 34 15.1

Data Processing 79 13.9 64 13.5 70 12,7 213 13.4Elect Engr Tech 123 13.9 141 11.9 127 11.1 391 12.3Elect Mech Tech 7 9.7 6 8.0 7 7.7 20 8.5Humanities 5 16.6 1 11.0 10 13,9 16 14.6Manuf Engr Tech 33 10.6 51 9.9 31 10.8 115 10.4Math/Phy/Chem 70 15.7 74 13.5 48 12.9 192 14.2Mech Engr Tech 41 11.2 45 10.9 42 9.9 128 10.7Nuclear Engr 5 16 5 16.0Pre-Tech 1 18.0 1 9.0 1 5.0 3 10.7

447 14.1 468 12.2 434 11.9 1349 12.7

45

Table 2.2

Enrollees1

Connecticut State TechnicalFrequency Distribution

Course Sections by ClassFall 1988

GNHSTC HSTC NSTC

Collegesof

Size

TVSTC WSTC

2 6 2

3 0 5

4 0 2 5 3

5 4 7 4 0 1

6 3 5 4 8 0

7 11 12 7 3 3

8 7 14 8 1 109 10 11 7 15 1610 16 14 15 9 1211 12 8 17 14 1112 3 11 12 9 13

13 14 14 8 15 1514 14 8 14 18 9

15 10 10 10 15 1616 7 11 10 14 1617 18 8 13 5 1218 5 9 13 11 7

19 10 5 11 12 2020 7 8 9 14 7

21 12 6 8 11 1822 3 1 7 3 1223 5 4 5 11 6

24 4 3 6 11 5

25 0 'z 8 6 5

26 2 5 7 1 6

27 2 2 2 3 1128 4 2 1 0 1229 1 4 3 4 3

30 3 3 0 4 431 1 1 4 2 2

32 1 2 4 1 3

33 3 2 1 2 2

34 3 4 3 1

35 ,J. 3 4 2

36+ 1 9 3 1 2

200 209 241 229 262

46

J._

Frequency Distribution ofOf Course Sections by Class Size

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

GNHSTC

r-----1HSTC

1-5 11 15 21-25 31-356-10 16-20 26-30 36+

Number of Enrollees

47

SECTION IIIFACULTY

46


Faculty by College, Ethnic Group & SexFall 1988

_Ethnic Group

Amer Natv

GNHSTC

FMHSTC

FMhSTC

FMTVSTC

FMWSTC

FMFMTotals

0 0

Asian 1 1 0 2

Black 1 1 1 1 2

Hispanic 1 0 1

Caucasian 4 24 6 38 7 29 7 32 3 37 27 160

OtlieL,Not Indicated 1 0 1

Totals 5 27 6 39 7 30 7 32 3 38 28 166

FACULTY BY COT I ,ICE & SEX100%

80%

60%

40%

20%

0%NHSTC. HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTC

49

Table 3.2

Connecticut State Technical CollegesFaculty by Rank

Fall 1988

Rank GNHSTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTC Total

Professor 3 12 12 12 15 54

Assoc Professor 9 17 12 13 13 64

Asst Professor 18 15 13 12 13 71

Instructor 2 1 2 5

Totals 32 45 37 3S 41 194

FACULTY DY RANK20

18 6

16

14

12

10

8

6

42

iNVOORIProfessor

Assoc ProfOOMEMEAs Prof

hstructcr

GNHSTC HSTC NS= TVSTC WSTC

50


Full Time Faculty by TechnologyFall 1988

Technology GNHSTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTC Totals

Arch Drafting 2 2

Arch Tech 3 3

Arch Engr 2 2

Biomed Engr 3 3

CAD/D 3 3

Chem Engr 3 2 3 8

Chem Tech 2 2

Civil Engr 5 2 7

Computer Sys 4 4

Data Processing 8 5 4 7 5 29

Elect Engr 5 10 4 6 9 34

Elect-Mech Engr 3 3

Humanities 4 3 5 6 5 23

Indus Mgt 2 2

Manufact Engr 1 3 2 2 3 11

Math/Physics/Chem 7 10 6 5 10 38

Mechanical Engr 4 3 2 5 3 17

Nuclear Science 2 2

Pre-Tech 1 1

TOTALS 32 45 37 39 41 194

51.

SECTION IVGRADUATES & PLACEMENT

52


Degrees and Certificates Awarded1987-88 Academic Year

GNHSTC HSTC NSTC TVSTC WSTC Totals

Associate Degree FM FM FM FM F M F M All

Arch Tech 2 18 2 18 20Arch Engr 4 9 4 9 13

Biomed Engr 2 5 2 5 7

CAD/D 4 24 4 24 28Chem Engr 1 2 5 3 2 5 8 13

Chem Tech 4 2 4 2 6

Civil Engr 5 20 3 5 23 28Computer Sys 1 4 2 8 2 13 5 25 30Data Processing 18 7 2 10 6 8 10 7 25 21 61 53 114Elect Engr 4 33 4 52 1 17 4 33 2 54 15 189 204Elect-Mech Engr 8 0 8 8

Fire Tech 1 1 4 2 0 8 8

General Eng 1 1 3 1 4 5

Indus Mgt 2 3 4 0 9 9

Manufact Engr 9 1 17 1 1 9 3 22 5 58 63Mechanical Engr 2 8 3 24 2 16 3 23 23 10 94 104Nuclear Science 4 17 4 17 21

Optical Eng 3 0 3 3

Qual Assurance 2 2 2 2 4_-_ ___ ___ -..- ___ ___

Total Degrees 27 66 21 145 15 77 27 117. 39 154 129 559 688

Certificates

Arch Drafting 9 11 9 11 20CA /D

1 0 1 1

Computer Elect 2 5 2 5 7

Data Processing 2 1 2 1 3


Indus Elect 1 0 1 1

Quality Control 2 7 2 7 9

Total Certificates 4 6 0 0 0 0 12 20 2 8 18 34 52

.......

Grand Total 31 72 21 145 15 77 39 137 41 162 147 593 740

53

COLLEGE: STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE SYSTEM

CURRENTLYSEEKING

TECHNOLOGY: GRADUATES EMPLOYED EMPLOYMENT

Associate Degrees:

1988 PLACEMENT DATA

(1)

PCT EMPLOF THOSE

CONTINUING DATA AVERAGE SEEKINGEDUCATION INCOMPLETE SALARY EMPLOYMENT

Table 4.2Page 1 of 6

(2) (3) (4)PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT

OF OF OFRESPOND RESPOND RESPONDPLACED EMPLOYED CONT ED

ARCH ENG TECH 13 6 0 6 1 22,190 100% 100% 50% 50%ARCH TECHNOLOGY 20 9 3 8 3 20,000 100% 100% 53% 47%BIOMED ENGINEERING 7 5 1 1 0 16,800 83% 86% 71% 14%CIVIL ENG TECH 28 21 0 5 2 21,776 100% 100% 81% 19%CHEM ENG TECH 13 9 0 4 0 21,807 100% 100% 69% 31%CHEM TECH 6 5 0 0 1 20,133 100% 100% 100% 0%COMP AIDED DRAFT/DES 28 15 0 11 2 20,950 100% 100% 58% 42%COMPUTER SYSTEMS 30 24 0 5 1 20,386 100% r17J% 83% 17%DATA PROCESSING TECH 114 68 12 20 14 21,344 85% 88% 68% 20%ELECT ENG TECH 204 112 16 56 20 20,198 88% 91% 61% 30%ELECTROMECH ENG TECH 8 5 1 1 1 21,750 83% 86% 71% 14%GENERAL ENG TECH 5 5 0 0 0 17,250 100% 100% 100% 0%INDUSTRIAL MGT TECH 9 8 0 0 1 27,500 100% 100% 100% 0%MANUF ENG TECH 63 40 2 15 6 21,749 95% 96% 70% 26%MECH ENG TECH 104 65 2 30 7 23,208 97% 98% 67% 31%NUCLEAR SCI TECH 21 17 0 4 0 21,896 100% 100% 81% 19%OPTICAL ENG TECH 3 1 1 1 0 24,000 50% 67% 33% 33%QUALITY ASSURANCE 4 4 0 0 0 100% 100% 100% 0%FIRE TECH 8 8 0 0 0 20,500 100% 100% 100% 0%

A.S. DEGREE TOTALS 688 427 38 167 59 21,287 92% 94% 68% 27%

Certificates:ARCH DRAFT TECH 20 12 0 7 1 15,515 100% 100% 63% 37%COMPUTER AIDED DRAFT 1 1 0 0 0 100% 100% 100% 0%COMPUTER ELECTRONICS 7 0 1 1 5 0% 50% 0% 50%DATA PROCESSING 3 1 0 1 1 19,500 100% 100% 50% 50%INDUSTRIAL DRAFTING 11 7 0 4 0 17,507 100% 100% 64% 36%INDUSTRIAL ELECT. 1 0 0 1 0 100% 0% 100%QUALITY CONTROL 9 9 0 0 0 .00% 100% 100% 0%

CERTIFICATE TOTALS 52 30 1 14 7 16,411 97% 98% 67% 31%

GRAND TOTALS 740 457 39 181 66 21,062 93% 95% 68% 27%

55

COLLEGE: GREATER NEW HAVEN STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE

CURRENTLYSEEKING

TECHNOLOGY: GRADUATES EMPLOYED EMPLOYMENT

Associate Degrees:ARCH ENG TECHARCH TECHNOLOGY

1988 PLACEMENT DATA

(1)

PCT EMPLOF THOSE

CONTINUING DATA AVERAGE SEEKING

EDUCATION INCOMPLETE SALARY EMPLOYMENT


(2) (3) (4)

PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT

OF OF OF

RESPOND RESPOND RESPONDPLACED EMPLOYED CONT ED

BIOMED ENGINEERING 7 5 1 1 16,800 83% 86% 71% 14%

CIVIL ENG TECH

CHEM ENG TECHCHEM TECHCOMP AIDED DRAFT/DESCOMPUTER SYSTEMS 5 3 1 1 20,000 100% 100% 75% 25%

DATA PROCESSING TECH 25 11 5 5 4 25,000 69% 76% 52% 24%

ELECT ENG TECH 37 14 9 10 4 19,700 61% 73% 42% 30%

ELECTROMECH ENG TECHGENERAL ENG TECHINDUSTRIAL MGT TECHMANUF ENG TECH 9 6 1

2 25,400 86% 86% 86% 0%

MECH ENG TECH 10 7 1 2 26,000 88% 90% 70% 20%

NUCLEAR SCI TECHOPTICAL ENG TECH

QUALITY ASSURANCEFIRE TECH

A.S. DEGREE TOTALS 93 46 17 19 11 22,374 73% 79% 56% 23%

Certificates:'ARCH DRAFT TECHCOMPUTER AIDED DRAFT

COMPUTER ELECTRONICS 7 1 1 5 0% 50% 0% 50%

DATA PROCESSING 3 1 1 1 19,500 100% 100% 50% 50%

INDUSTRIAL DRAFTINGINDUSTRIAL ELECT.QUALITY CONTROL


GRAND TOTALS 103 47 18 21 17 22,313 72% 79% 55% 24%

56

COLLEGE: HARTFORD STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE

TECHNOLOGY:

1988 PLACEMENT DATA

CURRENTLYSEEKING CONTINUING DATA

GRADUATES EMPLOYED EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION INCOMPLETE


(1) (2) (3)PCT EMPL PERCENT PERCENTOF THOSE OF OF

AVERAGE SEEKING RESPOND RESPONDSALARY EMPLOYMENT PLACED EMPLOYED

(4)

PERCENTOF

RESPONDCONT ED

Associate Degrees:ARCH ENG TECHARCH TECHNOLOGYBIOMED ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENG TECHCHEM ENG TECHCHEM TECHCOMP AIDED DRAFT/DESCOMPUTER SYSTEMSDATA PROCESSING TECHELECT ENG TECHELECTROMECH ENG TECHGENERAL ENG TECHINDUSTRIAL MGT TECHMANUF ENG TECHMECH ENG TECHNUCLEAR SCI TECHOPTICAL ENG TECHQUALITY ASSURANCEFIRE TECH

A.S. DEGREE TOTALS

Certificates:ARCH DRAFT TECHCOMPUTER AIDED DRAFTCOMPUTER ELECTRONICSDATA PROCESSINGINDUSTRIAL DRAFTINGINDUSTRIAL ELECT.QUALITY CONTROL

CERTIFICATE TOTALS

GRAND TOTALS

58

20

25

6

12

56

1

18

27

1

9

19

5

6

36

1

12

17

1

3

4

7

8 3 20,000

4 2 21,700

1 20,133

2 18,00011 2 19,500

3

7

3 20,9902 21,875

166 106 15 35 13 20,449

166 106 15 35 13 20,449

100% 100% 53% 47%

100% 100X 83% 17%

100% 100% 100% 0%

60% 67% 50% 17%84% 87% 67% 20%

100% 100% 100% 0%

100% 100% 80% 20%94% 96% 68% 28%

100% 100% 100% 0%90% 92% 69% 23%

90% 92% 69% 23%

COLLEGE: NORWALK STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE

CURRENTLYSEEKING

1988 PLACEMENT DATA

CONTINUING DATA AVERAGE

(1)

PCT EMPLOF THOSESEEKING


(2) (3) (4)

PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT

OF OF OF

RESPOND RESPOND RESPOND

TECHNOLOGY: GRADUATES EMPLOYED EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION INCOMPLETE SALARY EMPLOYMENT PLACED EMPLOYED CONT ED

Associate Degrees:ARCH ENG TECH 13 6 6 1 22,190 100% 100% 50% 50%

ARCH TECHNOLOGYBIOMED ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENG TECH 3 2 1 22,00 100% 100% 67% 33%

CHEM ENG TECH 1 126,00n 100% 100% 100% 0%

CHEM TECHCOMP AIDED DRAFT/DESCOMPUTER SYSTEMS 10 10

22,133 100% 100% 100% 0%

DATA PROCESSING TECH 14 9 2 3 17,014 100% 100% 82% 18%

ELECT ENG TECH 18 13 4 1 23,312 100% 100% 76% 24%

ELECTROMECH ENG TECH 8 5 1 1 1 21,750 83% 86% 71% 14%

GENERAL ENG TECHINDUSTRIAL MGT TECH 2 2

32,000 100% 100% 100% 0%

MANUF ENG TECH 1 126,000 100% 100% 100% 0%

MECH ENG TECH 18 13 2 3 26,083 100% 100% 87% 13%

NUCLEAR SCI TECHOPTICAL ENG TECH 3 1 1 1 24,000 50% 67% 33% 33%

QUALITY ASSURANCEFIRE TECH 1 1

100% 100% 100% 0%

A.S. DEGREE TOTALS 92 64 2 17 9 22,912 97% 98% 77% 20%

Certificates:ARCH DRAFT TECHCOMPUTER AIDED DRAFT

COMPUTER ELECTRONICSDATA PROCESSINGINDUSTRIAL DRAFTINGINDUSTRIAL ELECT.

QUALITY CONTROLCERTIFICATE TOTALS

GRAND TOTALS 92 64 2 17 9 22,912 97% 98% 77% 20%

COLLEGE: THAMES VALLEY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE

CURRENTLYSEEKING

1988 PLACEMENT DATA

CONTINUING DATA AVERAGE

(1)

PCT EMPLOF THOSESEEKING


(2) (3) (4)

PERCENT PERCENT PERCENTOF OF OF

RESPOND RESPOND RESPONDTECHNOLOGY: GRADUATES EMPLOYED EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION INCOMPLETE SALARY EMPLOYMENT PLACED EMPLOYED CONT ED

Associate Degrees:ARCH ENG TECHARCH TECHNOLOGYBIOMED ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENG TECHCHEM ENG TECH 7 5 2 21,333 100% 100% 71% 29%CHEM TECHCOMP AIDED DRAFT/DESCOMPUTER SYSTEMS 15 11 4 18,903 100% 100% 73% 27%DATA PROCESSING TECH 17 14 3 21,076 100% 100% 82% 18%ELECT ENG TECH 37 23 9 5 18,183 100% 100% 72% 28%ELECTROMECH ENG TECHGENERAL ENG TECH 4 4 17,250 100% 100% 100% 0%INDUSTRIAL MGT TECH 3 2 1 23,000 100% 100% 100% 0%MANUF ENG TECH 10 5 5 20,000 100% 100% 50% 50%MECH ENG TECH 26 17 7 2 22,344 100% 100% 71% 29%NUCLEAR SCI TECH 21 17 4 21,896 100% 100% 81% 19%OPTICAL ENG TECHQUALITY ASSURANCFFIRE TECH 4 4 20,500 100% 100% 100% 0%

A.S. DEGREE TOTALS 144 102 0 34 8 20,362 100% 100% 75% 25%

Certificates:ARCH DRAFT TECH 20 12 7 1 15,515 100% 100% 63% 37%COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTCOMPUTER ELECTRONICSDATA PROCESSINGINDUSTRIAL DRAFTING 11 7 4 17,507 100% 100% 64% 36%INDUSTRIAL ELECT. 1 1 100% 0% 100%QUALITY CONTROL


GRAND TOTALS 176 121 0 46 9 19,716 100% 100% 72% 28%

1988 PLACEMENT DATACOLLEGE: WATERBURY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE


TECHNOLOGY:

Associate Degrees:ARCH ENG TECHARCH TECHNOLOGYBIOMED ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENG TECH

GRADUATES

CURRENTLYSEEKING

EMPLOYED EMPLOYMENTCONTINUING DATAEDUCATION INCOMPLETE

AVERAGESALARY

(1)

PC? EMPLOF THOSESEEKING

EMPLOYMENT

(2) (3)PERCENT PERCENT

OF OF

RESPOND RESPONDPLACED EMPLOYED

(4)

PERCENTOF

RESPONDCONT ED

CHEM ENG TECH 5 3 2 21,200 100% 100% 60% 40%CHEM TECHCOMP AIDED DRAFT/DES 28 15 11 2 20,950 100% 100% 58% 42%COMPUTER SYSTEMSDATA PROCESSING TECH 46 28 3 8 7 22,150 90% 92% 72% 21%ELECT ENG TECH 56 26 22 8 21,656 100% 100% 54% 46%ELECTROMECH ENG TECHGENERAL ENG TECHINDUSTRIAL MGT TECH 4 4 100% 100% 100% 0%MANUF ENG TECH 25 16 1 7 1 21,231 94% 96% 67% 29%MECH ENG TECH 23 11 12 21,428 100% 100% 48% 52%NUCLEAR SCI TECHOPTICAL ENG TECHQUALITY ASSURANCE 4 4 100% 100% 100% 0%FIRE TECH 2 2 100% 100% 100% 0%

A.S. DEGREE TOTALS 193 109 4 62 18 21,581 96% 98% 62% 35%

Certificates:

ARCH DRAFT TECHCOMPUTER AIDED DRAFT 1 1 100% 100% 100% 0%COMPUTER ELECTRONICSDATA PROCESSINGINDUSTRIAL DRAFTINGINDUSTRIAL ELECT.QUALITY CONTROL 9 9 100% 100% 100% 0%

CERTIFICATE TOTALS 10 10 0 0 0 100% 100% 100% 0%

GRAND TOTALS 203 119 4 62 18 21,581 97% 98% 64% 34%

Connecticut State Technical CollegesPlacement Data Comparison

1983 t.) 1988

YEAR

NUMBEROF

GRADUATESPERCENT

EMPLOYED

PERCENTCONTINUINGEDUCATION

AVERAGESALARY

1983 893 90% 28% $'2.6,400

1984 1046 85% 32% $17,800

1985 1008 86% 350 $18,757

1986 895 92% 30% $19,558

1987 775 95% 28% $20,940

1988 740 93% 27% $21,062

GRADUATES EMPLOYED1983 1988

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COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIESAT WHICH 1988 STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE GRADUATES

ARE CONTINUING EDUCATION

BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSICBOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CENTERBOSTON UNIVERSITYCENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITYCITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORKEASTERN CONNECTICUT, STATE UNIVERSITYGREATER NEW HAVEN STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGEMANHATTAN COLLEGEMONTGOMERY COLLEGENEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYNORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITYQUINNIPIAC COLLEGERENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTEROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYSACRED HEART UNIVERSITYSOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITYSUNY TECH (UTICA, NY)SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYTEMPLE UNIVERSITYTHAMES VALLEY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGEUNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORTUNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDAUNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUTUNIVERSITY OF DAYTONUNIVERSITY OF HARTFORDUNIVERSITY OF LOWELL (MA)UNIVERSITY OF .NEW HAVENUNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLANDUNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDAVIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTEWATERBURY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGEWENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYWESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITYWORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

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EMPLOYERS OF 1988 STC GRADUATES

ABSOLUTE SECURITY UNLIMITEDACESAETNA LIFE & CASUALTYAIR PAXAMCO PRECISION TOOLAMITY BANKARMSTRONG TIREASEA BROWN BOVERIASSOCIATED ARCHITECTSATLIS SYSTEMSAUTHOR D. DEACON & SONS INC.AVERILL ENVIR. LAB CO.BACKUS HOSPITALBARDEN CORP.BEAR'S BUILDERSBELL COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCHbELL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORSBELLCORE (NJ)BENDIXBIC CORP.BIOSYSTEMS, INC.BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD OF CONN.BONDED TECHNOLOGY, INC.BRANSON SONIC POWER CO.BRIDGEPORT HOSPITALBRUNSWICK GOLFBURNDY CORP.

M CORPORATIONCANBERRA INDUSTRIESCARLINGSWITCHCARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATIONCAVAL CO INC.PECOS TREATMENT, INC.LENTERBANKCENTRAL COOLING & HEATING CO.CENTURY 21CHANDLER EVANS INC.CHESEBROUGH-PONDSCHRENZIA & ASSOCIATES, LTD.CITY OF GROTON FIRE DEPT.CLAIROLCNC SOFTWARECODESPOTI & ASSOCIATESCOMBUSTION ENGINEERINGCOMPONENT ENGINEERINGCOMPUTER STAINLESS

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CONKLIN & CONKLIN INC.CONNECTICUT LIGHT & POWERCONNECTICUT NATIONAL BANKCONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS CO.CONTINENTAL CANCUNO LABSDAHLGREN CENTRAL SYSTEMSDANBURY FIRE DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONDOUGLAS RANDALL DIV. OF KIDDLDYNAMIC CONTROLSD.C. ALLEN ENGINEERINGEASTERN ELECTRONICSELDORADO CORP.ELECTRIC BOATELECTRIC ENTERPRISE OF STRATFORD, INC.ELECTRIC SERVICES, INC.ELECTRONICS FILM CAPACITORSEMERSON SOLAR PRODUCTSEMHART FASTENERSENTHONE, INC.EXECUTONEFAIRPRENE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTSFEDERAL EXPRESSFORD AEROSPACEFORSTER ENTERPRISESFOUR SEASONS GREENHOUSESFRANK MERCEDE & SONFRANSEN CONSULTANTSFUSS & O'NEILGARDNER & PETERSON ASSOCIATESGAS TURBINE CO.GBR SYSTEMSGD/EASTERN DATA CENTERGENERAL ANALYSIS CORP.GENERAL DATACOMMGENERAL ELECTRICGENERAL INSTRUMENTSGEORGE FELLNER AIA ARCHIT.GERBER GARMEN-GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTSGOEHRINGER INGELHEIM PHARMACEUTICALSGUNTHER INTERNATIONALHAMILTON STANDARDHANSON WHITNEY CO.HARTFORD HOSPITALHARTFORD INSURANCE GROUPHARTFORD STEAM, BOILER CO.HERITAGE CABELVISION

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HICKORY CHAIR CO. (NC)HILL & HARRIGAN, INC.H.L. ARNOLD, JR., & ASSOCIATESIBMIMAGE GRAPHICS INC.INTEGRACASTINTEGRATED INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMSINTEGRATED SOFTWARE SPECIALISTSINTERTEC DESIGN INC.ISABEL ELAND SHOPS INC.IVY BIOMEDICAL SYSTEMSJAMES RIVER CORP.JEDA LTD.JOHANSON ELECTROTHERM CORP.JOHN BROWN E & CJOINT MEDICAL PRODUCTS

.JULIANO/KATT ENGINEERS P.C.J. GRIFFITH AIA :1CHITECTKERITE CO.KEYES ASSOCIATESKIMCO BUILDERSKNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSLEISER SUPERSTORELITTON LASERS SYSTEMSLOCKTITE CORP.L.G. DEFELICE INC.MADRIGAL AUDIO LABSMALCOMB, TIRNIEMAN ROLAND'MASSELLI & SONSMATATUCK, MANUFACTURINGMAYBETH MATTON LANDSCAPE DESIGNMICRO TIME INC.AICROGNOSISMINIT PRINTMOORE TOOLMORINS CORPORATIONMUELLER ENGINEERING CORP.MUST SOFTWARE INTERNATIONALMYSTIC COLOR LABM.S.A.NASH ENGINEERINGNATIONAL SEMI CONDUCTORNATIONAL VIDEO SERVICESNAVAL SHIPYARD, CHARLESTON, SCNEPTUNE COMPUTER GROUPNEW BRITAIN MACHINE CO.NEW LONDON FIRE DEPT.NEXUS ENGINEERING

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NORDEN SYSTEMSNORTH AMERICAN PHILLIPSNORTHEAST IMPORTED PARTS & ACCESSORIESNORTHEAST UTILITIESNORWALK HOSPITALNORWALK FIRE DEPT.NOVAMETRICSNOVAMETRIXOCMPONET FINISHINGOFFIS CORP.OLIN CORP.OERBAUGH TOOL CO.PARKER-HANIFINPEASLEY DIE CASTINGSPENFIELD, INC.PERKIN-ELMER CORP.PFIZERPHOENIX MACHINEPITNEY BOWESPOST PUBLISHING CO.POWER STATION CORP.PRATT & WHITNEYPRECISION INSTRUMENTSPREM7, INC.PRESTON PLANS SCHOOLPRE-DESIGNED STRUCTURESPRODUCTIVIT CONTROLSPURVIS SYSTEMS, INC.P.Q. CONTROLSP.R. DATA SYSTEMSQUIN, GIANNONI & LIVINGSTONRADIO SHACKRAYMON' ENGINEERINGREVERE CORP. OF AMERICARILEY CORBOROGER ELECTRICROGERS CORP.RTM ASSOCIATESSCAN-OPTICSSCHOTT ELECTRONICSSEALECTRO CORP.SEALED AIR CORP.SEAS ENGINEERINGSFM MEDIA CORP.SHERRI-CUPSHIPMANS FIRE EQUIPMENTSHORELINE SECUI,ITYSIKORSKY AIRCRAFTSOLOMAT PARTNERSSOMERS AND SCHEFI1ITISOMERS THIN STRIP

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SONALYSTSSONICS AND MATERIALSSPATH-BJORKLUND ASSOCIATESSPAULDINGSPIROL INTERNATIONALSTAMFORD TOOL & DIESTANADYNESTANLEY PAINTINGSTATE OF CONNECTICUTSTATE WIDE SERVICE CORP.STONE SAFETY CO.EPONE & WEBS TER ENGINEERING CORP.SUPERIOR ELECTRICS.D. PRECISIONTECT ASSOCIATES LTDTELECO OILFIELD SERVICE CO.TELECONCEPTS, INC.TELEX COMPUTER PRODUCTSTFI CORPORATIONTHE TRAVELERS CO.THIN METALS CO.TIGERLEE CONSTRUCTIONTORRINGTON CO.TOWN OF LEBANON FIRE DEPT.TOWN OF WEST HARTFORDTURN OF RIVER FIRE DEPARTMENTT.R.W.UAS AUTOMATION SYSTEMSUNC AEROSPACEUNC NAVAL PRODUCTSUNISYSUNITED HEARING SERVICESUNITED ILLUMINATING COMPANYUNITE! PARCELUNIVERSAL DESIGNUNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, STORRSUNI-ROYAL CHEMICALUSCOUTITEC CORP.U.S. COAST GUARDU.S. NAVYU.S. NAVY SUBMARINE BASEU.S. SURGICALVIEW ENGINEERINGV-BANDWATERBURY FIRE DEPARTMENTWATERBURY HOSPITALWESTPORT DEVELOPMENT CO.WHITTAKER-YARDNEY POWER SYSTEMSWINCHESTER ELECTRONICSWINTERMEYER PENNEY COBB CONSULT. ENG.YALE UNIVERSITYZYGO CORP.

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SECTION VSELECTED FINANCIAL DATA

STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGESANDOFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEESSUMMARY OF EXPENDITURESTUITION & GENERAL FUNDYEAR ENDED JUNE 30 1986, 1987 & 988

Table 5.1

COLLEGES

1985-86 1986-87 1987-88-

Personal Services 11,180,532 12,182,935 14,792,217Other Expense 1,785,385 1,856,770 2,159,761

Equipment 458,741 529,009 569,263

Tuition Refunds 51,682 46,678 38,299

Fixed Charges 9,382 6,619 . 7,001

Scholarship Aid 172,422 171,019 185,586

Semester Conversion 0 0 0

70TAL COLLEGE EXPENDITURES 13,658,144 14,;93,030 17,752,127

OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Personal Services 684,024 910,313 1,023,393

Other Expense 164,855 274,366 20,,778

Equipment 23,490 56,811 33,584

Tuition Refunds 0 0 0

Fixed Charges 0 0 0

Scholarship Aid 0 0 0

Semester Conversion 0 0 132,231

TOTAL BOARD EXPENDITURES 872,369 1,241,490 1,394,986

CONSOLIDATED EXPENDITURES

PersoLal Services 11,864,556 13,093,248 15,815,610

Other Expense 1,785,385 2,131,136 2,365,539

Equipment 482,231 585,820 602,847

Tuition Refunds 51,682 46,678 38,299

Fixed Charges 9,382 6:,C,I9' 7,001

Scholarship Aid 172,422 171,019 183,586

Semester Conversion 0 0 132,231

GRAND TOTAL TUITION & GENERAL FUNDS 14,530,513 16,034,520 19,147,113

SUMEXP

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ASSETS

EEF - BALANCE SHEETJUNE 30,1988

HARTFORD WATERBURY T.VALLEY NORWALK N.HAVEN TOTAL

CASH IN CUSTODY OF 1T. TREASURER 40,000 143,547 105,928 104,188 94,945 488,608DUE FROM OTHER FUNDS 1 :34 3,233 2,184 2,226 1,)14 10,491

TOTAL ASSETS 41,t34 146,780 108,112 106,414 96,659 . 499,099.

FUND BALANCERESERVE FOR APPROP. IN FORCE 28,714 13,465 (2,059) 39 50,294 90,453UNRESERVED 12,420 133,315 110,171 106,375 46,365 408,646

TOTAL FUND BALANCES 41,134 146,780 108,112 106,414 96,659 499,099

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Table 5 . 3

EDUCATIONAL EXTENSION FUNDBALANCE SHEETJUNE 30, 1988REVENUE, EXPENSES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE

HARTFORD WATERBURY T.VALLEY NORWALK N.HAVEN TOTAL

REVENUES 420,518 603,787 538,453 428,551 293,340 2,284,649

NET EXPENDITURES 459,502 643,514 573,234 453,677 308,434 2,438,361

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REV. OVER EXP (38,984) (39,727) (34,781) (25,126) (15,094) (153,712)

TRANSFERS FROM OTHER FUNDS 4,585 10,744 6,815 8,775 7,221 38,140

*FUND BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR 75,533 175,763 136,078 122,765 104,532 1,113,770

FUND BALANCE END OF YEAR 41,1:)4 146,780 308,112 106,414 96,659 499,099

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ASSETS

HARTFORD.

AUXILIARY SERVICES FUNDBALANCE SHEETJUNE 30, 1988

WATERBURY T. VALLEY NORWALK N. HAVEN TOTAL

CASH IN CUSTODY OF ST. TREASURER 11,481 166,742 188,481 28,070 11,091 405,865DUE FROM OTHER FUNDS 386 2,7.9 3,170 641 258 7,234

TOTAL ASSETS 11,E67 169,521 191,651 28,711 11,349 413,099

FUND BALANCERESERVE FOR APPROP. IN FORCE 23,666 30,677 123,432 2,070 8,391 188,236UNRESERVED (11,799) 138,844 68,219 26,641 2,958 224,363

TOTAL FUND BALANCE 11,867 169,521 191,651 28,711 11,349 413,099

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AUXILIARY SERVICES FUNDBALANCE SHEETJUNE 30, 1988REVENUE, EXPENSES & CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE

REVENUES 67,502 130,527 276,628 281,938 39,962 796,557

NET EXPENDITURES 98,098 132,010 277,478 277,771 50,154 835,511

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REV.OVER EXP (30,596) (1,483) (850) 4,167 (10,192) (38,954)

TFANSFERRED FROM OTHER FUNDS 2,128 10,830 11,768 1,667 1,286 27,679

FUND BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR 40,335 160,174 180,733 22,877 20,255 424,374

FUND BALANCE END OF YEAR 11,867 169,521 191,651 28,711 11,349 413,099

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Connecticut State Technical ColiLgesDistribution of Expenditures

Year Ending June 30, 1988

EXPENDITURES 13 Y. FUND

C.neral FuJ (7&)

EXPENDITURES BY PROGRAM(GENERAL & TUITION FUNDS)

EXPENDITURES BY UNIT(GENERAL & TUITION FUNS)

HSTC $755757 (2`?t)

NSTC $4948090 (210)

CN-ISTC $3.001.520 (160

PiSTC t.-151Q833 (180) 85

CO. $128986 (7it)

WSTC 1535767 (184.)

STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGESGENERAL & TUITION FUNDSEIGHT YEAR COMPARISON OF COSTS PERSTUDENT PER CREDIT PER CONTACT HOUR BY COLLEGE

BY COLLEGE

1987-88

HARTFORD WATERBURY T. VALLEY NORWALK N.HAVEN TOTAL

STUDENTS (FTE) 444 542 478 435 352 2,251

STUDENT CONTACT HOURS 24,014 29,664 26,883 23,015 18,632 122,208

STUDENT CREDIT HOURS 19,961 24,409 21,497 19,587 15,822 101,276

$ COST PER STUDENT 8332.20 6433.12 7262.76 8954.82 8451.39 7786.80

COST BY CONTACT HOUR 154.06 117.54 129.14 169.25 159.67 143.43

COST PER CREDIT HOUR 185.34 142.85 161.49 198.87 198.87 173.07

1986-87STUDENTS (FTE) 557 565 510 506 392 2,530

STUDENT CONTACT HOURS 30,307 :.2,518 28,518 26,686 21,193 119,222


$ COST PER STUDENT 5789.82 5077.72 5858.52 6093.15 6149.27 5761.00

COST BY CONTACT TIOUR 106.41 88.23 104.77 115.53 113.74 104.69


1985-86

STUDENTS (FTE) 675 667 603 635 398 2,978


STUDENT CREDIT HOURS 30,37f, 30,013 27,093 28,571 17,90" 133,949

$ COST PER STUDENT 4504.50 3980.85 4557.13 4546.36 5284.is 4511.09



1984-85STUDENTS (FTE) ,88 679 667 710 495 3,339

STUDENT CONTACT !MRS 42,672 36,477 37,066 37,607 26,454 180,276


$ COST PER STUDENT 3546.67 3471.57 3609.34 3752.88 3775.59 3621.70

COST BY CONTACT HOUR 65.49 64.62 64.9.5 70.85 70.65 67.08


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1983-84STUDENTS (FTE) 836 738 720 776 540 3,610


STUDENT CREDIT HOURS 37,630 . 33,215 32,813 34,907 24,380 162,945

$ COST PER STUDENT 3053.45 2798.91 2972.04 3104.01 3229.24 3022.21



1982-83 .

STUDENTS (FTE) 870 723 749 817 499 3,658



$ COST PER STUDENT 2587.42 2526.19 2619.74 2696.65 2936.98 2677.80



1981-82STUD'NTS (FTE) 851 706 774 690 416 3,437



$ COST PER STUDENT 2,479.22 2,616.39 2,253.75 2,841.80 2,818.55 2,570.49



1980-81STUDENTS (FTE) 882 699 755 833 409 3,578



$ COST PER STUDENT 2315.85 2475.70 2257.87 2265.25 2525.27 2347.66



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