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AUTHOR Ijames, Steve; And OthersTITLE Student Enrollments, Full-Time Equivalents (FTE),

Staff/Faculty Information, 1991-92. AnnualStatistical Report, Volume 27.

INSTITUTION North Carolina State Dept. of Community Colleges,Raleigh. Div. of Planning and Research Services.

PUB DATE Nov 92NOTE 220p.PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110) Reports

Research/Technical (143)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC09 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS Academic Education; Administrators; Adult Education;

College Faculty; College Programs; *CommunityColleges; *Enrollment Trends; Full Time Equivalency;*School Personnel; State Surveys; StudentCharacteristics; Tables (Data); TeacherCharacteristics; Two Year Colleges; *Two Year CollegeStudents; Vocational Education

IDENTIFIERS *North Carolina Community College System

ABSTRACT

Statistical information on the North CarolinaCommunity College system is presented for the 1991-92 year,representing a summary of data collected from the 58 cclleges in thesystem over the course of the year, as well as historical informationfrom past years. Student enrollment tables provide information onenrollment by college and quarter, 1991-92; enrollment by programarea, 1982-83 through 1991-92; number of students enrolled byprogram, 1989-90 through 1991-92; student enrollment by sex and raceby type of program, 1991-92; curriculum and extension enrollment byage, race, and sex, 1991-92; students' home state and county,1991-92; and student completions by curriculum program, 1900-91.Full-time equivalent (FTE) tables present 1991-92 data on averageannual FTE; FTE by quarter; FTE in transfer, general education,technical, and vocational programs; curriculum programs subtotal; FTEin academic, avocational, and practical skills extension programs;FTE in community service, adult high school, adult basic education,compensatory education, and literacy programs; learning laboratoryFTE; new and expanding industry program FTE; human resourcesdevelopment FTE; and self-supporting and recreational program FTE.The final set of tables provide information on staff, curriculumfaculty, and extension faculty, including data on area ofresponsibility, years of service, highest degree earned, race, sex,instructional category of full- and part-time faculty, and recordcounts for all college staff by employment classification for a5-year period. Definitions of data categories are provided.Appendixes provide graphs of much of the enrollment data. (AC)

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AnnualStatistical Report

1991-92

NORTHCAROLINA

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Published November 1992 by Finance and Administrative SupportNorth Carolina Department of Community Colleges

550 copies were printed at a cost of $2,107.29 or $3.83 eachWilliam F. Simpson, Chairman, State Board of Commw.ity Colleges

Robert W. Scott, President, N.C. Community College System

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ANNUALSTATISTICAL

REPORT

STUDENT ENROLLMENT

FULL-TIME EQUIVALENTS (FTE)

STAFF/FACULTY INFORMATION

1991-92VOLUME 27

THENORTH CAROLINA

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

Robert W. Scott, President

Report Prepared by:North Carolina Department of Community Colleges

Information Services SectionSteve ljames, Director

Margaret Perry, Report CoordinatorShirley Carroll, Report Coordinator

200 West Jones Street, Raleigh, NC 27603-1337 919/733-7051

CONTENTS

Page

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION 1-5

LISTING Of COLLEGES IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 6

STUDENT ENROLLMENT TABLES

TABLE 1 Student Enrollment by College 1991-92 10-11

TABLE 2 Student Enrollment by Quarter 1991-92 12

TABLE 3 Student Enrollment by Program Area 1982-83 through 1991-92 . . . 13

TABLE 4 Number of Students Enrolled by Program 1991-92, 1990-91, 1989-90 14-25

TABLE 5 Student Enrollment by Sex and Race by Type of Program 1991-92 . 27

TABLE 6A Curriculum Student Enrollment by Age 1991-92 28

TABLE 6B Extension Student Enrollment by Age 1991-92 29

TABLE 7A Curriculum Student Enrollment by Race and Sex by College 1991-92 20-31

TABLE 78 Extension Student Enrollment by Race and Sex by College 1991-92 32-33

TABLE 8 Geographic Origin of Curriculum Students Enrolled for 1991-92 . 34

TABLE 9 Home State of Out-of-State Students Enrolled in the

North Carolina Community College System 1991-92 36

TABLE 10 Home County of North Carolina Students Enrolled in the

North Carolina Community College System 1991-92 36-37

TABLE 11 Student Completions by Curriculum Program 1990-91 38-42

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FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) TABLES

CONTENTS (Continued)

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fABLE 12 Average Annual Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) 1991-92 44-45

TABLE 13 FTE by Quarter 1991-92 46

TABLE 14 Average Annual FTE by Program Area 1975-75 through 1991-92 . . 47

TABLE 15, 15A Curriculum Three Quarter Budget FTE 1991-92 48-49

TABLE 16, 16A Occupational Extension Four Quarter Budget FTE 50-51

TABLE 17, 17A College T-ansfer Program FTE 1991-92 52-53

TABLE 18, 18A General Education Program FTE 1991-92 54-55

TABLE 19, 19A Technical Program FTE 1991-92 56-57

TABLE 20, 20A Vocational Program FTE 1991-92 58-59

TABLE 21, 21A Curriculum Programs Sub-Total FTE 1991-92 60-61

TABLE 22, 22A Occupational Extension Program FTE 1991-92 62-63

TABLE 23, 23A Academic Extension Program FTE 1991-92 64-65

TABLE 24, 24A Avocational Extension Program FTE 1991-92 66-67

TABLE 25, 25A Practical Skills Extension Program FTE 1991-92 68-69

TABLE 26, 26A Community Service Programs FTE 1991-92 70-71

TABLE 27, 27A Adult High School Program FTE 1991-92 72-73

TABLE 28, 28A Adult Basic Education Program FTE 1991-92 74-75

TABLE 29, 29A Compensatory Education FTE 1991-92 76-77

TABLE 30, 30A Literacy Programs FTE 1991-92 78-79

TABLE 31, 31A Regular Budget Extension Program Sub-Total FTE 1991-92 80-81

TABLE 32, 32A Curriculum and Regular Budget Extension Programs Sub-Total

FTE 1991-92 82-83

TABLE 33, 33A Learning Laboratory Program FTE 1991-92 84-85

TABLE 34, 34A New and Expanding Industry Program FTE 1991-92 86-87

TABLE 35, 35A Human Resources Development Program FTE 1991-92 88-89

TABLE 36, 36A Self-Supporting and Recreational Program FTE 1991-92 90-91

TABLE 37, 37A Total Average Annual FTE 1991-92 92-93

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TABLE 39

TABLE 40

TABLE 41

TABLE 42

TABLE 43

TABLE 44

TABLE 45

TABLE 46

TABLE 47

TABLE 48

TABLE 49

STAFF/FACULTY INFORMATION TABLES

(As of October 1, 1991)


Full-time Staff, 9 Months

By College

Full-time Staff, 9 Months

and Years of Service

Selected Full-time Staff,

or More, By Area of Responsibility,

or More, By Area of Responsibility

9 Months or More, Highest

Degree Earned

Selected Full-time Staff, 9 Months or More, By Race and Sex .

Full-time and Part-time Curriculum Faculty Only, By

Instructional Category, By Employment Classification

Page

96-97

98

99

100

101

Full-lime and Part-time Extension Faculty Only, By

Instructional Category, By Employment Classification 102

Full-time and Part-time Curriculum and Extension Faculty Only,

By Instructional Category, By Employment Classification 103

Full-time Curriculum/Extension Faculty 9 Months or

More By Instructional Category By Race and Sex 105

Full-time Curriculum/Extension Faculty Only, 9 Months or More,

Highest Degree Earned, By College 106-107


By Race and Sex By College 108-109


By Principal Area of Instruction By College 110-111

Record Counts for all College Staff, By Employment

Classification for a Five-year Period 112

APPENDICES


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APPENDIX A: 1991-92 FTE and Enrollment Al-All

APPENDIX B: 1982-83 through 1991-92 Trend Charts 81-813

APPENDIX C: 1991-92 College Staff Cl-C7

PREFACE

The North Carolina Department of Community Colleges presentsthe 27th volume of its Annual Statistical Report. This reportcontains statistical information about the North CarolinaCommunity College System for the 1991-92 year It representsa summary of the information collected from each of thefifty-eight colleges over the course of the year as well ashistorical information from past years. In most cases, thedepartment has information available of a more detailed natureif the need arises.

The report is organized into logical units which representinformation about students, FTE and Staff. In addition, a setof appendices shows much of the data in chart form for the1991-92 year and trends chart. In the case of studentdata, unduplicated headcounts are reported at all breaklevels. Care should be taken in combining numbers asunduplicated sub-totals may not add to unduplicated totals.Reference should be made to the definitions section forclarifying how data should be interpreted.

The preparation of this report requires the work of manyhundreds of persons in the community college system. Frominitial data collection, to reporting data to the department,to processing the data into the summary form presented heretakes the work of many individuals and I extend my thanks toeach one for their efforts. In particular, several persons onthe department's Information Services staff should t avespecial thanks for their work, including Shirley Carroll andMargaret Perry who provided overall coordination for theproject.

Steve ljames, DirectorInformation Services

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INTRODUCTION

This publication contains FTE and enrollment data for the 58colleges in the North Carolina Community College System for the1991-92 school year, summer quarter 1991 through spring quarter1992. For comparative purposes, the totals for the 1990-91 andthe 1989-90 school years are shown on most tables. Prior to1970-71 the school year was defined as the period from the fallquarter through summer quarter. Historical student enrollment andFTE data are also given.

Sources of Data: There were five sources from which data werecollected. Curriculum and extension registration data, Forms DCC7-1 and OCC 7-2, provided the number of students and identifiedthe curriculum program in which they were enrolled. Each studentis counted only one time: see the definition of unduplicatedheadcount on page 6. Institution's Class Report data, Forms DCC7-3C and DCC 7-3E, provided the number of FTE by majorinstructional area. College Staff/Faculty Information wassummarized from Form DCC 7-8, and represents data as of October 1,1991, (Fiscal Year 1991-92). Reference should be made to TheNorth Carolina Community College System Educationdl Guide Chartfor more detailed information regarding programs offered by thesystem.

Calculation of Full-time Equivalents (FTE): Since many of thestudents in the Community College System attend class on a

part-time basis, it is desirable to equate them to "typical"full-time students. The full-time equivalents (FTE),representative of the amount of time the "typical" full-timestudent would attend class, was the means developed to standardizereporting. Several part-time students constitute only one FTE.

One full-time equivalent (FTE) is a student in membership for 16hours of class, shop, or laboratory per week for 44 weeks, thefull four-quarter school year. To determine the average annualFTE, the total membership hours reported for the year is dividedby 704. Student membership hours for a quarter divided by 176produce full-time equivalents for a given quarter.

Academic Extension Courses consist of single courses, eachcomplete in itself, designed to serve the academic educationalneeds of adult citizens, including courses in humanities,mathematics and science, and social science.

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Adult Basic Education (ABE) Programs includes courses at theelementary instructional level (through the eighth grade)--usuallywith emphasis on communicative, computational, and socialskills--given to enable an adult or youth beyond the age ofcompulsory school attendance to raise his/her level of education,pursue a program of occupational training, and/or function moreadequately as a citizen in a democratic society.

Adult High School Diploma (AHS) Programs consist of classroominstruction, or learning laboratory courses, or a combination of

both designed to qualify a student for an adult high schooldiploma under an Agreement of Affiliation with a local publicschool system or to qualify a student successfully to demonstratecompetency in the General Educational Development Tests (GED) andto receive a High School Equivalency Certificate from the StateBoard of Community Colleges.

Average Annual FTE is the average FTE of the four-quarters ofsummer, fall, winter, and spring for a given year.

Avocational Extension Courses consist of single courses, eachcomplete in itself, which focus on an individual's personal orleisure needs rather than his occupation, profession, oremplo:ment.

Clerical includes staff whose assignments typically are associatedwith duties which are clerical/secretarial in nature. Staff in

this category are responsible for internal and externalcommunications, recording and retrieval of information (not toinclude computer operator/programmer), and other office work, suchas bookkeeper, typist, data entry operator, bookstore clerk,library clerk (not recognized as a librarian), secretaries, etc.

College Transfer Education Programs consist of planned academiccurriculum programs leading to an Associate in Arts (A.A.),Associate in Fine Arts (A.F.A.), or Associate in Science (A.S.)degree and dr:signed to allow for transfer to the junior year of a

senior college.

isaorlucationComerEDJ Programs are designed to compensatementally handicapped individuals for the lack of, or inadequate,education received before or during adulthood. The programs arehighly individualized and fosters a maximum level of independentliving in accord with personal ability through instruction in

basic academic, community living, pre-vocational and otherfunctional skills.

Community Service Programs consist of those extension programsthat are directed to the academic, avocational, and development ofpersonal skills of the community. Those classes offered in theacademic extension, avocational extension, and practical skillsextension are included in this general category.

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Curriculum Programs include College Transfer, General Education,Technical and Vocational programs.

Extension Programs include New and Expanding Industry, andSelf-Supporting Recreational programs in addition to the RegularBudget Extension program areas of Adult High School, AcademicExtension, Avocational Extension, Occupatiunal Extension,Practical Skills Extension, Adult Ba.:ic Education and CompensatoryEducation.

Faculty ir.cludes staff whose primary responsibilities areinstructional and involve guiding/directing the learningexperiences of pupils in an instructional environment.

Fundamental Education Extension Programs include Adult BasicEducation, Adult High School, and Learning Laboratory.

Genera7 Education Programs consist of basic course work in

English, literature, fine arts, philosophy, social science,science and mathematics leading to an Associate in GeneralEducation Degree (A.G.E.)or Certificate in General Education.They are designed principally for students who desire two years ofgeneral education beyond the high school level. This program is

not principally designed for college transfer.

Human Resources Development Programs (HRD) are intensive andunified efforts to recruit, train, and place in employment or,

optionally, vocationally train chronically unemployed orunderemployed adults. The primary objective of the trainingcomponent is to help the jobless trainee reorient himself or

herself to the world of work, appreciate the effects of his or herbehavior on otheys, and develop the basic academic andcommunication skills prerequisite to obtaining and maintainingemployment.

Learning Laboratory Programs (LLB) consist of self-instructionusing programmed texts, audio visual equipment, and otherself-instructioral materials. A learning laboratory coordinatorhas the function of bringing the instructional media and thestudent together on the basis of objective and subjectiveevaluation and of counseling, supervising, and encouraging personsworking in the lab.

New and Expanding Industry Programs provide for the training needsof new industries which are moving into the state and al.o forexisting industries undergoing a major expansion which result in

the need for additional skilled manpower.

Occupational Extension Programs consist of single courses,complete in itself, designed for the specific purposes of trainingan individual for employment, upgrading skills of personspresently employed, and retraining others for new employment in

occupational fields.

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Other Administrators includes staff whose major responsibility is

administrative and whose major activities impact instructional or

non-instructional programs. Staff in this category normallyreport to a senior administrator and some descriptive titles mightinclude director, assistant/associate dean, associatevice-president, or other titles.

Practical SkillsE)113rarams consist of single courses,

each complete in itself, designed to provide practical training

for persons pursuing additional skills which are not consideredtheir major or primary vocation but may supplement income or may

reasonably lead to employment.

Preparatory or Developmental Extension Programs includes Adult.

Basic Education, Adult High School, Learning Laboratory and

Compensatory Education programs.

Professional includes staff who are assigned to managenon-teaching functions. Educational minimum requirements would

normally be a baccalaureate degree or its equivalent. Staff in

this category would normally report to an administrator of an

instructional or non-instructional program and some functionaltitles might include coordinator of ABE, computer systems analyst,recruitment coordinator, or other titles.

Regular Budget ExtensiDn Programs includes Academic Extension,Adult High School, Avocational Extension, Occupational Extension,Practical Skills Extension, Adult Basic Education and CompensatoryEducation.

Regular Budget Programs include all programs in the Curriculum(College Transfer, General Education, Technical and Vocational)and Regular Budget Extension Areas (Academic Extension, Adult HighSchool, Avocational Extension, Occupational Extension, PracticalSkills Extension, Adult Basic Education, and CompensatoryEducation).

Self-Supporting Recreational Programs are self-supporting courseswhich the college may provide at the request of the community but

for which the college receives no budgetary credit. Athletic,game and hobby courses fall into this category. The cost of such

activities are borne exclusively by the participants or some

contracting agency.

Senior Administrators includes staff who are responsible for theoverall executive and/or administrative direction of the collegeas a whole or of a major component of the college. This categoryincludes the chief executive officer (president), and staff who

normary report directly to the president and might havefunctional titles such as dean, vice-president, executivevice-president, or other titles.

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Service/Maintenance includes staff whose assignments requirelimited degrees of previously acquired skills and knowledge and inwhich staff perform duties which result in or contribute to thecomfort, convenience and hygiene of personnbl and the student bodyor which contribute to the upkeep and care of buildings.facilities or grounds of college property. Some functional areasare cafeteria worker, truck driver, gardener, constructionlaborer, security personnel, maintenance worker, etc.

Skilled Crafts includes staff whose assignments typically requirespecial manual skills and a thorough and comprehensive knowledgeof the processes involved in the work, acquired through on-the-jobtraining and experience or through apprenticeship or other formaltraining programs. Staff in this category would have titles suchas mechanic. repairer, electrician, skilled maintenance,machinist, carpenter, printer, etc.

Special Credit Student is a student who takes one or more coursesfor credit but is not enrolled in a regular curriculum program.

Technical Curriculum Programs are designed to prepare individualsfor employment, and completion of the curriculum leads to anAssociate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree. These programsinvolve the application of scientific principles in research,design, development, production, distribution, or service.

Technical/Paraprofessional includes staff whose assignmentsrequire specialized knowledge or skills which may be acquiredthrough experience or minimal academic work at an associate degreelevel. Staff in this category normally report to anadministrative-level or professional-level person.

Unduplicated Headcount is the number of individuals enrolled ineach curriculum or extension program. A student is counted inonly one curriculum; therefore, the sum of the enrollment in eachcurriculum equals the total curriculum enrollment. However, inextension a student is counted in each extension program in whichhe is enrolled, but he is counted only once in each extensionsubtotal and extension total count regardless of the number ofdifferent programs in which he is enrolled. Because of thismethod of counting the extension enrollment, the sum of theenrollments in each program exceeds the total unduplicatedextension count. Prior to 1971-72, extension students werecounted only in the extension program in which they were firstenrolled, regardless of the number of different programs in whichthey were enrolled.

Vocational Curricu7um Programs consist of a series of courseswhich are designed to prepare an individual for employment in aspecific occupation. These programs consist of a sequence ofcourses which generally can be completed in one year or less by afull-time student. Successful completion of a vocationalcurriculum program leads to a diploma or certificate.

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The Nortn Carolina Community College System

1. Alamance Community CollegePost Office Box 8000Graham. NC 272518000(919) 578-2002

2. Anson Community CollegePost Office Box 126Polkton, NC 28135t704) 272.7635

3. Asheville-Buncombe TechnicalCommunity College*340 Victoria RoadAsheville. NC 28801(704) 254.1921

4. Beaufort County Community College*Post Office Box 1069Washington. NC 27889(919) 946-6194

5. Bladen Community CollegePost Office Box 266Dublin, NC 28332(919) 862.2164

6. Blue Ridge Community College*Flat Rock, NC 28731(704) 692.3572

7. Brunswick Community CollegePost Office Dos 30Supply, NC 28462(919) 754-8900

8. Caldwell Contmunity Collegeand Technical Institute*1010 Hickory BoulevardHudson, NC 28639(704) 7262200

9. ('ape Fear Community College411 N Front StreetWilmington. NC 28401(919) 3430481

10. Carteret Community College3505 Arendell StreetMorehead City. NC 28557(919) 247-6000

11. Catawba Valley Community College*Route 3. Box 283Hickory, NC 28602(704) 327.7000

12. Central Carolina Community College1105 Kelly DriveSanford, NC 27330(919) 775.5401

13. Central Piedmont Community College*Post Office 8ox 35009Charlotte, NC 28235(704) 342-6566

14, Cleveland Community College*137 S. Post RoadShelby, NC 28150(704)484.4000

15. Coastal Carolina Community College*444 Western BoulevardJacksonville, NC 28546(919) 455.1221

16. College of The Albemarle*Post Office Box 2327Elizabeth City, NC 27909(919) 3350821

'Offers College Transfer Curriculum Program

7. Craven Community College*Post Office Box 885New Bern, NC 28560(919) 638-4131

18. Davidson County Community College*Post Office Box 1287Lexington, NC 27292(704) 249-8186

19. Durham Technical Community College*Post Office Drawer 11307Durham, NC 27703(919) 598-9222

Edgecombe Community College*2009 W. Wilson StreetTarboro, NC 2786619191 8215166

21. Fayetteville Technical Community CollegePost Office Box 35236Fayetteville, NC 28303(919) 678.8400

Forsyth Technical Community College*2100 Silas Creek ParkwayWinston.Salem, NC 27103.5197(919) 723.0371

Gaston College*201 Highway 321 SouthDallas. NC 28034.1499(704) 922-6200

Guilford Technical Community College*Post Office Box 309Jamestown, NC 27282(919) 334.4822

25. Halifax Community College*Post Office Drawer 809Weldon, NC 27890(919) 536.2551

26. Haywood Community CollegeFreedlander DriveClyde. NC 28721(704) 627.4516

27. Isothermal Community College*Post Office Box 804Spindale. NC 28160(704) 286-3636

James Sprunt Community College*Post Office Box 398Kenansville, NC 28349-0398(919) 296.1341

Johnston Community CollegePost Office Box 2350Smithfield, NC 27577(919) 934.3051

30. Lenoir Community College*Post Office Box 188Kinston, NC 285011919) 527-6223

31. Martin Community College*Kehukee Park RoadWdliamston, NC 27892(919) 792.1521

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(919) 733-7051

32. Mayland Community CollegePost Office Box 547Spruce Pine, NC 28777(704) 765.7351

33. McDowell Technical Community CollegeRoute 1, Box 170Marion, NC 28752(704) 653-6021

34. Mitchell Conununity College*West Broad StreetStatesville, NC 28677(704) 878.3203

35. Montgomery Community CollegePost Office Box 787Troy, NC 27371(919) 572.3691

36. Nash Community College*Old Carriage RoadPost Office Box 7488Rocky Mount, NC 27804-7488(919) 443-4011

37. Pamlico Community CollegeHighway 306 SouthGrantsboro, NC 2852919191 249-1851

38. Piedmont Community CollegePost Office Box 1197Roxboro, NC 27573(919) 599-1181

39. Pitt Community College*Post Office Drawer 7007Greenville, NC 27834(919) 355.4203

40. Randolph Community CollegePost Office Box 1009Asheboro, NC 27204-1009(919) 629-1471

41. Richmond Community College*Post Office Box 1189Hamlet, NC 28345(919) 582.7000

42. Roanoke-Chowan Community CollegeRoute 2, Box 46.AAhoskle, NC 27910(919) 332.5921

43. Robeson Community CollegePost Office Box 1420Lumberton, NC 211359(919) 738.7101

44. RocIdngham Community College*Wentworth, NC 27375(919) 3424261

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COLLEGE SYSTEM

45. Rowan-Cabarrus Community College*Post Office Box 1595Salisbury, NC 28144(704) 637-0760

46. Sampson Community CollegePost Office Drawer 318Clinton, NC 28328(919) 5928081

47. Sandhills Community College*2200 Airport RoadPinehurst, NC 28374(919) 6926185

48. Southeastern Community College*Post Office Box 151Whiteville, NC 28472(919) 642-7141

49. Southwestern Community College275 Webster RoadSylva, NC 28779(704) 586-4091

50. Stanly Community College*Route 4, Box 55Albernee, NC 28001(704) 982.0121

51. Surry Community College*Box 304Dobson, NC 27017(919) 386.8.21

52. TH-County Community College*Post Office Box 40Murphy, NC 28906(704) 837.6810

53. Vance-Granville Community College*Box 917Henderson, NC 27536(919) 492.2061

54. Wake Technical Community College*9101 Fayetteville RoadRaleigh, NC 27603(919) 772-0551

55. Wayne Community College*Caller Box 8002Goldsboro, NC 27531E002(919) 735-5151

56. Western Piedmont Community College*1001 Burkemont AvenueMorganton, NC 28655(704) 438.6000

57. Wilkes Community College*Post Office Box 120Wilkesboro, NC 28697(919) 667.7136

58. Wilson Technical Community CollegePost Office Box 4305 . Woodard StationWilson, NC 27893(919) 2911195

Caswell Building, 200 W. Jones StreetRaleigh. N.C. 27603-1337FAX (919) 733-0880

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STUDENT

ENROLLMENT

TABLES

TABLE 1

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY COLLEGE 1991-92

(UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT)

CURRICULUM

COLL

GEN.

COLLEGES

TRAN

EDUC

PROGRAMS

EXTENSION PROGRAMS

*CURR.:

:LITERACY

LIT-:

TECH- VOCA-

SUB- :ACA-

AVOCA- OCCUPA PRACT

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ERACY:

NICAL TIONAL TOTAL:DEMIC TIONAL TIONAL SKILL

:ABE

AHS

CED

TOTAL:

LRN

LAB

NEW&

EXP.

IND.

SELF

HRD SUPP

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EXT.:

SUE-:

TOTAL:

TOTAL

ALAMANCE CC

0893

4594

650

6137

687

1498

6261

690

1527

903

306

2377

0333

78

011091

17228

ANSON CC

0104

953

477

1534

107

242

2856

68

1012

84

32

1111

00

52

04311

5845

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC

689

05076

505

6270

826

1472

6724

1055

1121

1785

204

2883

058

457

56

12918

19188

BEAUFORT COUNTY CC

456

01075

393

1924

137

875

3674

157

690

431

134

1154

96

00

05767

7691

BLADEN CC

0371

232

556

1159

81

227

907

161

307

122

40

452

77

0260

01630

2989

BLUE RIDGE CC

586

01310

650

2546

1038

912

3214

345

745

824

156

1643

159

23

127

37

6830

9376

BRUNSWICK CC

0299

642

410

1351

78

754

2556

231

150

326

78

537

36

175

00

4149

5500

CALDWELL CC & TI

1899

01863

637

4399

170

524

4362

2105

1540

1261

120

2647

00

165

33

9541

13940

CAPE FEAR CC

01458

2507

536

4501

280

990

6117

4774

942

693

95

1711

214

29

177

013768

18269

CARTERET CC

0507

1489

481

2477

311

540

3917

191

295

509

118

861

430

00

05823

8300

CATAWBA VALLEY CC

864

14274

568

5707

660

1728

7147

1155

2036

773

160

2740

026

11

012689

18396

CENTRAL CAROLINA CC

0732

3067

906

4705

806

1347

6159

684

2907

1165

224

4024

275

436

00

12767

17472

CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC

7572

4882

14495

2734

29683

3622

2210

16221

1257

3320

3210

365

6478

1514

1490

438

598

32418

62101

CLEVELAND CC

729

122

1355

868

3074

218

939

2267

398

463

1254

120

1764

95

69

35

05469

8543

COASTAL CAROLINA CC

3643

02174

673

6490

386

458

8092

442

1780

1356

61

2892

976

323

025

12875

19365

COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE

1007

45

1468

344

2864

235

450

2779

328

963

577

60

1549

00

00

5227

8091

CRAVEN CC

1613

268

1666

513

4060

158

1014

4556

266

314

909

123

1267

176

99

028

7232

11292

DAVIDSON COUNTY CC

1079

01915

600

3594

288

916

6778

404

1289

1374

92

2617

015

803

48

10989

14583

DURHAM TCC

1351

33

6120

564

8068

943

539

7398

358

2761

1417

298

4280

0238

00

13361

21429

EDGECOMBE CC

358

12237

437

3033

329

369

2696

275

1402

1263

89

2497

030

116

05698

8731

FAYETTEVILLE TCC

01246

5681

701

7628

1555

2188

19737

3687

1692

249

5344

0123

369

029247

36875

FORSYTH TCC

435

97212

546

8202

758

1848

8407

754

1490

1950

273

3620

0316

0145

15225

23427

GASTON COLLEGE

2419

03193

661

6273

544

837

5713

2297

1482

136

32E5

1056

13

408

012492

18765

GUILFORD TCC

1164

2229

6620

869

10882

1856

2798

13247

1608

2962

1591

414

4446

0960

397

334

23935

34817

HALIFAX CC

517

0911

551

1979

80

359

3600

185

1231

237

37

1450

54

062

05598

7577

HAYWOOD CC

0391

1361

412

2164

73

479

1939

332

212

195

108

500

63

257

94

03539

5703

ISOTHERMAL CC

1055

01308

473

2836

611

917

3757

467

656

1219

166

1923

0117

198

924

8249

11085

JAMES SPRUNT CC

329

269

658

423

1679

20

210

2072

130

902

287

67

1178

011

94

14

3613

5292

JOHNSTON CC

0782

1865

1722

4369

208

624

5808

115

824

789

172

1676

1574

201

111

52

9794

14163

LENOIR CC

1322

01617

438

3377

174

519

4060

545

2376

645

423

3032

13

146

369

10

8363

11740

0

MI M

I OM

OM

MR

MIS

ION

IM IM

OM

N W

I MB

1111

1111

1111

11.1

1101

1-11

1111

1110

1111

11-1

1111

US

1111

1111

1101

-111

1111

111$

1111

1111

1111

11

TABLE 1

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY COLLEGE 1991-92


CURRICULUM

COLL

GEN.

COLLEGES

TRAN

EDUC

PROGRAMS

EXTENSION PROGRAMS

CURR.:

LITERACY

LIT-:

TECH- VOCA-

SUB- :ACA-

AVOCA- OCCUPA PRACT

:GED

ERACY:

NICAL TIONAL TOTAL:DEMIC TIONAL TIONAL SKILL

:ABE

AHS

CED

TOTAL:

LRN

LAB

NEW&

EXP.

IND.

SELF

HRD SUPP

EXT.:

SUB-:

TOTAL:

TOTAL

MARTIN CC

197

45

641

285

1168

496

434

1667

81

838

257

60

1113

00

51

29

3643

4811

MAYLAND CC

0281

922

430

1633

167

428

3040

117

1232

213

111

1486

14

0227

194

5201

6834

MCDOWELL TCC

0387

626

367

1380

149

307

2518

67

537

151

198

837

11

58

259

04024

5404

MITCHELL CC

1090

01095

231

2416

517

666

4084

153

1504

692

109

2133

247

314

033

7540

9956

MONTGOMERY CC

068

469

533

1070

158

214

1412

15

431

265

28

703

40

010

02354

3424

NASH CC

566

01732

246

2544

420

190

4347

258

1962

381

40

2338

00

00

7376

9920

PAMLICO CC

049

137

47

233

82

223

618

63

112

66

75

248

40

074

01255

1488

PIEDMONT CC

092

717

1165

1974

394

91

2483

178

836

839

49

1605

0181

230

04882

6856

PITT CC

1950

03932

551

6433

752

488

3876

331

1357

636

27

1953

00

190

07172

13605

RANDOLPH CC

0424

1436

229

2089

146

1091

5416

379

930

910

90

1850

148

36

105

08723

10812

RICHMOND CC

234

01074

387

1695

374

365

3604

114

2413

784

169

3258

60

165

447

06900

8595

ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC

0178

904

255

1337

28

586

1863

262

736

288

77

901

00

62

03443

4780

ROBESON CC

0151

1452

502

2105

98

826

7267

384

564

1678

122

2334

0319

155

010841

12946

ROCKINGHAM CC

1018

15

1285

567

2885

164

857

4291

411

1044

696

95

1630

00

225

07121

10006

ROWAN-CABARRUS CC

509

04255

680

5444

1014

887

7775

209

1215

1177

258

2338

0470

550

48

12293

17737

SAMPSON CC

0550

822

258

1630

119

624

2206

226

919

282

146

1204

047

00

4160

5790

SANDHILLS CC

1453

73

1682

462

3670

955

873

6243

425

836

1276

128

2116

048

224

408

10182

13852

SOUTHEASTERN CC

1306

0800

487

2593

113

407

2112

123

624

505

103

1171

00

233

36

4033

6626

SOUTHWESTERN CC

0428

1750

236

2414

122

668

2243

122

904

124

68

1084

0212

173

114

4299

6713

STANLY CC

0122

1833

304

2259

100

431

5482

149

1683

995

39

2649

073

119

42

8726

10985

SURRY CC

1722

02530

804

5056

240

615

4062

157

503

887

113

1481

00

188

177

6519

11575

TRI-COUNTY CC

708

0546

271

1525

340

414

1312

263

436

039

474

00

67

02707

4232

VANCE-GRANVILLE CC

704

02374

930

4008

127

635

4281

197

1390

1010

116

2382

0678

116

167

8146

12154

WAKE TCC

825

150

9614

1216

11805

2144

1080

13602

664

6801

1558

183

8280

2638

275

0201

26421

38226

WAYNE CC

1396

02339

209

3944

415

624

5191

134

1490

1149

117

2308

495

6276

08722

12666

WESTERN PIEDMONT CC

1081

12

2421

783

4297

455

665

46E2

494

886

1284

354

2332

175

095

124

8057

12354

WILKES CC

1356

01544

251

3151

381

1010

6109

31:1

1269

417

201

1777

076

175

14

9125

12276

WILSON TCC

0220

1587

478

2285

589

558

4310

331

1352

359

102

1767

39

630

140

07796

10081

TOTAL 1991-92

45202

17837

139457

33462

236008

28348

45040

289087

29162

77005

49202

8137

125660

10715

9076

9212

3891

516469

752477

TOTAL 1990-91

41409

16929

139441

32439

23021830275

52897

282623

41059

73535

45536

8436

120043

10998

11427

8600

2831

524282

754500

TOTAL 1989-90

39138

16819

136747

31831

224535

28152

53135

290636

34858

64869

42261

8731

109415

10708

16169

7218

2087

516852

741387

*REPRESENTS UNDUPLICATED

**

REPRESENTS UNDUPLICATED

HEADCOUNT; WI

HEADCOUNT; WILL NOT NECESSARILY BE THE SUM OF LITERACY PROGRAMS.

LL NOT NECESSARILY BE THE SUM OF EXTENSION PROGRAMS.

TABLE 2

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY QUARTER

1991-92

CURRICULUM PROGRAMS

EXTENSION PROGRAM S-

QUARTER

SUMMER

COLL

TRAN

GEN

EDUC

TECH- VOCA-

NICAL TIONAL

SUB-

TOTAL

:ACA-

AVOCA- OCCUPA PRACT

:DEMIC TIONAL TIONAL SKILL

: : :ABE

LITERACY

GED

.

AHS

CED:

LLB

NEW&

EXP.

IND.

HRD

SELF

SUPP

*

EXT

SUB-

TOTAL:: :

TOTAL

STUDENTS

12755

4139

41268

10850

69012

9169

15211

82365

10220

28156

16109

5910

2905

2815

2309

706

166910

235922

% OF SUBTOTAL

18.5%

6.0%

59.8%

15.7%

100.0%

5.2%

8.6%

46.8%

5.8%

16.0%

9.2%

3.4%

1.7%

1.6%

1.3%

0.4%

94.9%

% OF TOTAL

5.2%

1.7%

16.9%

4.4%

28.2%

3.7%

6.2%

33.6X

4.2%

11.5%

6.6%

2.4%

1.2%

1.1%

0.9%

0.3%

68.2%

FALLSTUDENTS

27732

11324

87617

18510

145183

9889

22018

102236

10910

29183

18814

5602

3691

2921

2573

1256

199301

344484

% OF SUBTOTAL

19.1%

7.8%

60.3%

12.7%

100.0%

4.7%

10.5%

48.9%

5.2%

14.0%

9.0%

2.7%

1.8%

1.4%

1.2%

0.6%

95.3%

% OF TOTAL

7.8%

3.2%

24.7%

5.2%

41.0%

2.8%

6.2%

28.9%

3.1%

8.2%

5.3%

1.6%

1.0%

0.8%

0.7%

0.4%

56.3%

WINTER

STUDENTS

24263

9686

77109

16864

127922

8006

16245

94903

8044

31122

19524

5950

2983

2361

2207

1026

183984

311906

% OF SUBTOTAL

19.0%

7.6%

60.3%

13.2%

100.0%

4.2%

8.4%

49.3%

4.2X

16.2%

10.1%

3.1%

1.6%

1.2%

1.1%

0.5%

95.6%

% OF TOTAL

7.6%

3.0%

24.1%

5.3.:

39.9%

2.5%

5.1%

29.6%

2.5%

9.7%

6.17.

1.9%

0.9%

0.7%

0.7%

0.3%

57.4%

SPRING

STUDENTS

25518

9287

80289

17277

132371

9798

20979

108277

10916

31941

19532

5830

2964

2996

2418

2056

207654

340025

OF SUBTOTAL

19.3%

7.0%

60.7%

13.1%

100.0%

4.5%

9.6X

49.7%

5.0%

14.7X

9.0%

2.7%

1.4%

1.4%

1.1%

0.9%

95.4%

% OF TOTAL

7.3%

2.7%

22.9%

4.9

37.8%

2.8%

6.0%

30.9%

3.1X

9.1%

5.6%

1.7%

0.8%

0.9%

0.7%

0.6%

59.3X

/NNUAL

*LNDUPLICATED

HEADCOUNT

STUDENTS

45202

17887

139457

33462

236008

28348

45040

289087

29162

77005

49202

8137

10715

9076

9212

3891

516469

752477

% OF SUBTOTAL

19.2%

7.6%

59.1%

14.2%

100.0%

5.1%

8.1%

51.7%

5.2%

13.8%

8.8%

1.5%

1.9%

1.6%

1.6%

0.7%

92.4%

% OF TOTAL

5.7%

2.3%

17.5%

4.2%

29.7%

3.6%

5.7%

36.4%

3.7%

9.7%

6.2%

1.0%

1.3%

1.1%

1.2%

0.5%

65.0%

* SEE DEFINITION OF UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT ON PAGE 4

NOTE 1: EXTENSION PERCENTS OF SUBTOTAL ARE COMPUTED AGAINST A TOTAL

THAT INCLUDES THE SUM OF ALL

EXTENSION PROGRAMS (NOT THE UNDUPLICATED SUBTOTAL ABOVE).

NOTE 2: PERCENTS OF TOTAL ARE COMPUTED AGAINST A TOTAL THAT

INCLUDES THE SUM OF ALL EXTENSION PROGRAMS,

NOT THE UNDUPLICATED TOTAL ABOVE. N

M M

I OM

MI M

N--

ON

MN

In

1111

1-1.

1-11

1110

1111

1111

111M

MO

SIM

ILill

INTABLE 3

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY PROGRAM AREA (UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT)

1982-83 THROUGH 1991-92

YEAR

1982-83

COLL

TRAN

GEN

EDUC.

SPECIAL

CREDIT

STUDENT

TECH-

NICAL

VOCA-

T1ONA

CURR.

SUB-

TOTAL

ACADEMIC

AVOCA-

TIONAL

FUNDA-

MENTAL

OCCUPA-

TIONAL

PRACT.

SKILLS

LIT-

ERACY

LLB

NEW 8,

EXP.

IND.

HRD

SELF

SUPP

EXT.

SUB-

TOTAL

TOTAL

STUDENTS

19,194

11,146

50,891

85,074

32,942

199,247

150,457

54,229

0189,314

63,423

00

00

653

414,053

613,300

PERCENT

3.1%

1.8%

8.3%

13.9%

5.4%

32.5%

22.2%

8.0%

0.0%

27.9%

9.3%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.1%

67.5%

1983-84

STUDENTS

18,267

10,980

58,169

86,073

31,641

205,130

129,905

52,866

0214,892

51,232

o0

00

250

415,896

621,026

PERCENT

2.9%

1.8%

9.4%

13.9%

5.1%

33.0%

19.4%

7.9%

0.0%

32.0%

7.6%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

67.0%

1984-85

STUDENTS

31,722

16,362

0124,158

33,964

206,206

132,853

56,718

0226,728

32,385

00

00

548

418,145

624,351

PERCENT

5.1%

2.6%

0.0%

19.9%

5.4%

33.0%

19,8%

8.5%

0.0%

33.8%

4.8%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.1%

67.0%

1985-86

STUDENTS

34,981

16,929

0138,699

38,088

228,697

133,296

60,439

0230,641

29,580

00

00

967

425,125

653,822

1986-K

STUDENTS

33,387

18,004

0137,839

37,305

226,535

132,731

56,262

0227,465

26,397

00

00

2,349

415,437

641,972

PERCENT

5.2%

2.8%

0.0%

21.5%

5.8%

35.3%

19.3%

8.2%

0.0%

33.1%

3.8%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.0%

0.3%

64.7%

1987-88

STUDENTS

33,834

17,123

0135,122

33,838

219,917

24,930

44,924

0230,194

18,927

87,033

11,698

10,052

5,464

976

404,896

624,813

PERCENT

5.4%

2.7%

0.0%

21.6%

5.4%

35.2%

3.7%

6.7%

0.0%

34.4%

2.8%

13.0%

1.7%

1.5%

0.8%

0.2%

64.8%

1988-89

STUDENTS

35,540

14,802

0134,628

32,664

217,634

23,614

47,754

0252,522

20,234

96,680

10,014

15,184

6,159

2,044

444,621

662,255

PERCENT

5.4%

2.2%

0.0%

20.3%

4.9%

32.9%

3.3%

6.8%

0.0%

35.8%

2.9%

13.7%

1.4%

2.1%

0.9%

0.3%

67.1%

1989-90

STUDENTS

39,138

16,819

0136,747

31,831

224,535

28,152

53,135

0290,636

34,858

109,415

10,708

16,169

7,238

2,087

516,852

741,387

PERCENT

5.3%

2.3%

0.0%

18.4%

4.3%

30.3%

3.6%

6.7%

0.0%

36.7%

4.4%

13.8%

1.4%

2.0%

0.9%

0.3%

69.7%

1990-91

STUDENTS

41,409

16,929

0139,441

32,439

230,218

30,275

52,897

0282,623

41,059

120,043

10,998

11,427

8,600

2,831

524,282

754,500

PERCENT

5.5%

2.2%

0.0%

18.5%

4.3%

30.5%

3.8%

6.6%

0.0%

35.0%

5.1%

14.9%

1.4%

1.4%

1.1%

0.4%

69.5%

1991-92

STUDENTS

45,202

17,887

0139,457

33,462

236,008

28,348

45,040

0289,087

29,162

125,660

.0,715

9,076

9,212

3,891

516,469

752,477

PERCENT

6.0%

2.4%

0.0%

18.5%

4.4%

31.4%

3.5%

5.6%

0.0%

36.1%

3.6%

15.7%

1.3%

1.1%

1.1%

0.5%

68.A%

TABLE 4NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 1991-92, 1990-91, 1989-90

(Unduplicated Headcount)*

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 % 3 YRS

Programs STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS CHANGE

f01,1,ECE TRANSFER

General Curriculum 2,500 2543 2,220 13%

Guided Studies-College (Prep. Course) 651 655 650 0%

Pre-Agriculture 31 36 25 24%Pre-Architecture 27 13 8 238%Pre-Art 362 356 314 15%

Pre-Business-Administration 1,782 1919 1,806 -1%Pm-Business-Education 30 35 40 -25%Pre-Computer Science 84 82 45 87%Pm-Criminal Justice 76 60 52 46%Pm Dank.c 19 21 19 0%Pre-Dental 31 43 30 3%Pre-Drama 58 42 41 41%Pre-Early Childhood Education 80 86 94 -15%Pre-Engineering 567 514 418 36%Pre-Forestry 26 24 19 37%Pre-Health and Physical Education 12 16 14 -14%Pre-Industrial Arts 3 6 7 -57%Pre-International Study 5 3 4 25%Pm-Journalism 26 43 46 -43%Pre-Law 119 92 88 35%Pre-Liberal Arts 15,907 14070 12,619 26%Pre-Mathematics 68 .,. 59 66 3%Pre-Medical 107 87 62 73%Pre-Ministerial 16 17 13 23%Pre-Music 212 163 165 28%Pre-Nursing 1,084 623 478 127%Pre-Optometry 3 1 2 50%Pre-Performing Arts 7 6 5 40%Pre-Pharmacy 123 94 53 132%Pre-Physical Therapy 35 28 26 35%Pre-Public Administration 1 0 0 0%Pre-Recreational 27 47 47 -43%Pre-Science 1,479 1243 1,200 23%Pre-Social Work 140 129 121 16%Pm-Teaching-Elementary 960 992 910 5%Pre-Teaching-Secondary 330 344 329 0%Pre-Toxtile Technology 1 1 2 -50%Pre-Veterinary Medicine 46 37 32 44%Pre-Visual Arts 45 36 32 41%Associate in Science 2,181 1398 1,022 113%Developmental Studies 26 386 320 -92%College Special Studies 14,520 13984 14,952 -3%Huskins Bill-HS Student College Transfer 615 380 346 78%Dual Enrolled-HS Student College Transfer 780 695 396 97%

COLLEGE TRANSFER TOTAL 45 202 41 409 39 138 15%

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ILrams STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS CHANGE

GENERAL EDUCATION

General Education 10,427 8920 7,554 38%

General Special Studies 7,243 7885 9,117 -21%

Huskins Bill-HS Student General Education 143 46 59 142%

Dual Enrolled-HS Student General Education 74 78 89 -17%

GENERAL EDUCATION TOTAL 17 887 16.929 16.819 6%

TECHNICAL

Accounting 5,771 5629 5,579 3%

A. D. for Vocational Instructors 25 12 23 9%

Agricultural Business Technology 21 18 13 62%

Agricultural Science 8 6 7 14%

Agricultural Mechanization Tech. 5 0 0 0%

Agricultural Technology 6 3 5 20%

Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrig. Tech 215 215 241 -11%

Air Conditioning Service Technology 25 14 12 108%

Air Traffic Management 19 27 29 -34%

Animal Care & Management Technology 39 35 34 15%

Architectural Technology 929 954 988 -6%

Associate Degree Nursing (R. N.) 7,312 5403 4,513 62%

Automation/Robotics Technology 131 122 122 7%

Automotive Service Technician 306 329 273 12%

Automotive Technology 476 418 342 39%

Aviation Maintenance Technology 262 364 287 -9%

Aviation Management & Career Pilot Tech 300 355 344 -13%

Banking & Finance 422 710 547 -23%

Bas:^ Computer Programming 0 0 1 -100%

Basic Law Enforcement Training 1,808 1395 1,180 53%

Biomedical Equipment Technology 165 134 115 43%

Biotechnology 48 51 41 17%

Bookkeeping/Clerical 23 36 39 -41%

Broadcasting Technology 24 32 24 0%

Building Construction Technology 18 17 36 -50%

Business Administration 11,371 12183 12,823 -11%

Business Computer Programming 7,663 8017 8,279 -7%

Chemical Engineering Technology 20 31 18 11%

Chemical Technology 47 48 42 12%

Civil Engineering Technology 630 624 623 1%

Clay Production Crafts 17 11 7 143%

Commercial Art & Advertising Design 1,300 1346 1,275 2%

Commercial Graphics 222 216 211 5%

Commercial Refrigeration Technician 21 17 0 0%

Communications Technology 23 25 27 -15%

Computer Engineering Applications Tech. 70 53 47 49%

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Programs

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STUDENTSI

STUDENTS STUDENTS (MANCE1

Computer Engineering Technology 791 795 820 -4%

Computer Office Automation Technology 0 1444 1,060 -100%

Correctional Services 287 216 236 22%

Court Reporting 30 30 0%

Criminal Justice-Protective Service Tech. 4,187 3,746 3,280 28%

Culinary Technology 243 146 93 161%

Customer Service Technology 105 112 116 -9%

Dairy Management Technology 3 6 4 -25%

Dental Hygiene 407 445 453 -10%

Dental Laboratory Technology 36 28 25 44%

Desktop Publishing (Technical Specialty) 25 19 12 108%

Developmental Disabilities Technology 24 14 14 71%

Diesel & Equipment Technology 36 25 26 38%

Drug & Alcohol Technology 132 109 121 9%

Early Childhood Associate 2,688 2,556 2,597 4%

Education Aide 84 85 87 -3%

Electrical Engineering Technology 286 279 264 8%

Electrodiagnostics Technician 35 20 17 106%

Electromechanical Technology 201 220 208 -3%

Electronics Engineering Technology 3,556 3,432 3,506 1%

Emergency Medical Science 457 488 362 26%

Environmental Science Technology 33 0 0 0%

Equine Technology 65 50 36 81%

Fashion Merchandising & Marketing Tech 189 203 205 -8%

Fiber Production Crafts 9 11 5 80%

Fine & Creative Woodworking 22 32 27 -19%

Fire Protection Diploma 29 38 33 -12%

Fire Science 564 447 479 18%

Fish & Wildlife Management Technology 142 127 113 26%

Floral Design/Commercial Horticulture 50 40 44 14%

Foodservice Management 407 319 352 16%

Forest Management Technology 166 164 121 37%

Funeral Service Education 194 185 136 43%

Furniture Drafting & Product Development 39 38 42 -7%

Furniture Production 26 38 36 -28%

Furniture Production Supervision Tech. 0 2 4 -100%

General Occupational Technology 461 375 329 40%

General Office (Technical Specialty) 482 456 497 -3%

General Office Technology 1,396 1,586 1,766 -21%

Geriatric Technology 14 10 9 56%

Graphic Arts-Printing Management 104 122 140 -26%

Horticulture & Fruit Production Technology 20 25 23 -13%

Horticulture Business Technology 40 41 52 -23%

Horticulture Technology 352 337 347 1%

Hospitality Management Training 6 26 47 -87%

Hotel and Restaurant Management 318 328 348 -9%

Human Services Technology 376 326 284 32%

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Imaging Technology (Tech. Specialty) 25 13 0 0%

Industrial Electrical/Electronics Technician 172 148 42 310%Industrial Engineering Technology 190 188 200 -5%Industrial Maintenance Technology 374 356 288 30%Industrial Management Technology 1,329 1,475 1,189 12%

Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology 102 82 69 48%Industrial Safety, Security & Health Mgmt. Tech 25 29 30 -17%Industry Specialty Technology 8 4 3 167%

Instrumentation Technology 99 98 88 13%

Insurance 108 58 285 -62%Interior Design 446 500 468 -5%International Business 71 50 42 71%Interpreter Training 63 61 50 26%Jewelry Production Crafts 14 12 8 75%Juvenile Justice 54 58 61 -11%Landscape Architecture Technology 15 27 11 36%Landscape Gardening 87 69 56 55%Laser/Electro-optics Technology 49 32 29 69%Law Enforcement Technology 1,376 1,107 1,050 31%Library Assistant 46 53 42 10%

Machinist Technology 95 89 81 17%

Manufacturing Engineering Technology 327 304 270 21%Manufacturing Resources Planning 10 11 17 -41%Manufacturing Systems Technology 24 11 15 60%Marine Technology 152 144 113 35%Marketing & Retailing Technology 720 782 845 -15%Mechanical Drafting & Design Technology 1,072 1,110 1,077 0%Mechanical Drafting Technology 78 0 0 0%Mechanical Engineering Technology 610 613 617 -1%Medical Assisting Technology 435 331 370 18%

Medical Laboratory Technology 446 358 275 62%Medical Records Technology 249 170 71 251%Medical Sonography 63 53 35 80%Mental Health Associate 92 71 70 31%Microcomputer Systems Technology 2,087 0 0 u%Microelectronics Technology 11 13 13 -15%Military Service Technology 9 49 143 -94%Nuclear Medicine Technology 24 24 21 14%

Nursing Education Options: AD w/ Prac Nursing 1,597 2,528 2,372 -33%Occupational Therapy Assistant 113 96 80 41%Opticianry 92 60 65 42%Paralegal Technology 2,710 2,360 2,292 18%

Park & Outdoor Recreation Resources 9 10 11 -18%Parks, Forests, & Outdoor Rec. Ranger Tech 25 15 6 317%Personnel Management Technology 79 73 39 103%Pharmacy Technology 186 136 154 21%Photofinishing Specialist (Tech. Specialty) 33 26 26 27%

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1991-92 1990-91 I 1989-90

STUDENTS STUDENTS

% 3 YRSCHANGE .IPrograms ST UDENTS

Photography Technology 230 235 216 6%

Physical Therapist Assistant 454 328 313 45%

Physio-Fitness & Health Technology 1 1 7 -86%

Postal Service Technology 99 106 128 -23%

Poultry & Livestock Technology 26 20 14 86%

Public Administration 37 48 78 -53%

Radiation Therapy Technology 29 17 8 263%

Radio/TV Broadcasting Technology 199 172 121 64%

Radiologic Technology (Radiography) 941 841 713 32%

Real Estate 344 593 760 -55%

Real Estate Appraisal 506 696 0 0%

Real Estate (Technical Specialty) 829 533 671 24%

Recreation Associate 57 85 110 -48%

Recreational Grounds Management Tech 98 85 75 31%

Respiratory Care Technology(Therapists & Technicians) 656 516 450 46%

Secretarial-Engineering & Technical 5 9 23 -78%

Secretarial-Executive 2,869 2,708 2,720 5%

Secretarial-Legal 447 376 364 23%

Secretarial-Medical 1,566 1,006 761 106%

Small Business Management: Entr. Dev. 31 105 113 -73%

Social Service Associate 636 510 474 34%

Special Education Associate 19 27 43 -56%

Surveying Technology 140 139 150 -7%

Swine Management Technology 46 39 10 360%

Teacher Associate 199 214 212 -6%

Telephony (Technical Specialty) 215 299 202 6%

Therapeutic Recreation 137 101 94 46%

Tool Design Technology 20 26 21 -9%

Traffic & Transportation 44 51 56 -21%

Travel & Tourism Technology 156 120 74 111%

Veterinary Medical Technology 108 95 101 7%

General Technology Curriculum Core 4,156 4,749 3,750 I 1 %

Water and Waste Technology 22 26 19 16%

Welding Technology 18 11 21 -18%

Wood Products 5 4 6 -17%

Wood Production Crafts 16 13 12 33%

Guided Studies-Technical (Prep. tslon-Credit) 3,433 3,588 3,067 12%

Technical Special Studies 43,546 47,019 49,449 -12%

Huskins Bill HS Student Technical 1,602 1,108 862 86%

Dual Enrolled HS Student Technical 654 556 435 50%

TECHNICAL TOTAL 139 457 139 441 136 747 2%

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VOCATIONAL

Advanced Machinist 7 8 10 -30%Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration 1,400 1,314 1,275 10%Airframe and Power Plant Technology 24 15 16 50%Automotive Body Repair 918 936 934 -2%Automotive Mechanics 1,351 1,404 1,611 -16%Automotive Restoration 8 0 0 0%Boat Building 18 18 15 20%Carpentry and Cabinet Making 590 592 725 -19%Child Care Worker 359 306 303 18%Clay Production Crafts 0 2 8 -100%Clothing Construction 0 0 1 -IGO%Commercial & Industrial Refrigeration 0 2 9 -100%Computer Operations 659 721 795 -17%Cosmetology 3,819 3,641 3,621 5%Data Entry Operations 176 170 162 9%Dental Assistant 465 402 417 12%Diesel Transport & Equipment Systems 20 20 20 0%Diesel Vehicle Maintenance 172 176 180Digital Electronic Repair (Voc. Spec.) 230 253 258 -11%Drafting - Building Trades 105 128 170 -38%Drafting - Mechanical 215 334 342 -37%Electrical Installation & Maintenance 1,326 1,321 1,395 -5%Electronic Servicing 488 417 401 22%Facility Service Technician 60 57 65 -8%Farm Machinery Mechanics 7 10 9 -22%Fiber Production Crafts 0 1 4 -100%Foodservice Specialist 475 438 374 27%Forestry Skills 14 18 7 100%Fundamental Carpentry 0 29 0 0%Furniture Machine Operations 145 150 152 -5%Furniture Production Assistant 0 1 0 0%Geriatric Care Assisting 33 32 52 -37%Geriatric Care Specialist 13 43 36 -64%Graphic Arts Printing 87 80 76 14%Greenhouse & Grounds Management 362 239 173 109%Gunsmithing 120 109 111 8%Heavy Equipment Mechanics (Earth Moving) 27 16 19 42%Heavy Equipment Operator 79 104 95 -17%Homemaker/Home Health Aide 175 161 72 143%Horticulture 165 115 121 36%Hospital Ward Secretary 132 56 64 106%Industrial Electrical Maintenance 1 I 0 0%Industrial Electricity 75 58 43 74%Industrial Electricity/Motors & Controls 50 34 27 85%Industrial Electronics 107 115 163 -34%



1991-92 1990-91T 1989-90 I % 3 YRS

Programs[I

STUDENTS

I

STUDENTS STUDENTS CHANGE

1

Industrial Production Operations 2 0 0 0%

Industrial Maintenance 446 480 424 5%

Industrial Mechanics 240 171 234 3%

Industrial Plant Maintenance 299 264 135 121%

Jewelry Production Crafts o 0 9 -100%

Light Construction 619 596 631 -2%

Lumber Specialist 11 7 11 0%

Machinist 1,633 1,677 1,767 -8%

Marine & Diesel Mechanics 20 22 23 -13%

Masonry 277 220 205 35%

Medical Transcription 60 33 24 150%

Medical Assisting 592 535 411 44%

Metal Engraving 15 8 15 0%

Motorcycle Mechanics 38 33 26 46%

Nursing Assistant 937 1,105 750 25%

Operating Room Technician 10 0 11 -9%

Optical Laboratory Mechanics 24 27 23 4%

Outboard Motor Repair 28 57 50 -44%

Packaging Machinery Servicing 43 43 33 30%

Phlebotomy 89 53 o 0%

Piano Tuning & Repair 15 16 16 -6%

Plumbing & Pipefitting 121 96 97 25%

Pottery Production 42 35 36 17%

Practical Air Conditioning 102 59 37 176%

Practical Automotive Mechanics 33 34 41 -20%

Practical Cabinetmaking 22 26 0 0%

Practical Carpentry 0 0 15 -100%

Practical Electric Lineman 0 0 6 -100%

Practical Electrical Wiring 167 150 114 46%

Practical Foodservice 172 146 139 24%

Practical Masonry 104 89 64 63%

Practical Nursing 1,950 1,640 1,365 43%

Practical Plumbing 121 81 78 55%

Practical Small Engine & Equipment Repair 18 26 0 0%

Practical Welding 78 72 55 42%

Radio and Television Broadcasting 19 30 61 -69%

Residential Carpentry & Preservation 15 13 15 0%

Residential Construction 8 9 0 0%

Retail Floriculture 15 19 25 -40%

Saw Filer 7 7 8 -13%

Sawyer 6 5 9 -33%

Small Engine & Equipment Repair 109 113 148 -26%

Surgical Technology 288 276 198 45%

Taxidermy 72 78 67 7%

Teacher Aide 94 76 61 54%

Tool & Die Making 99 105 136 -27%

Truck Driver Training 635 517 523 21%

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Upholstering 106 101 128 -17%Upholstery Cutting & Sewing 55 53 65 -15%Vending Machine Maintenance 0 3 10 -100%Waste Water Treatment Plant Operator 3 20 19 -84%Welding 1,639 1,785 1,754 -7%Wood Production Craft 0 0 4 -100%General Vocational Curriculum Core 196 224 203 -3%Guided Studies - Vocational (Prep Non-Credit ) 721 546 510 41%Vocational Special Studies 5,134 5,342 5,705 -10%Huskins Bill HS Student Vocational 912 946 797 14%

Dual Enrolled HS Student Vocational 524 323 216 143%

VOCATIONAL TOTAL 3.462 2.439 31 831 5%

CURRICULUM TOTAL 236.008 230.218 224 535 5%

CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

Adult Basic Education 0-5 22,800 23,238 21,478 6%

Adult Basic Education 6-8 44,372 41,865 36,704 21%English As A Second Language - Beginning 11,092 9,974 8,769 26%English As A Second Language - Intermediate 3,224 2,781 2,575 25%English As A Second Language - Advanced 1,614 1,620 1,327 22%

ABE SUB-TOTAL 77,005 73,535, 64,869 19%

ADULT HIGH SCHOOL AND GED

High School Diploma for Adults 20,955 20,549 19,229 9%High School Equivalency Cert. (GED) 28,761 25,726 23,790 21%High School Equivalency Cert. Via TV 497 118 121 311%

ABS AND GEE SUB-TOTAL 49.202 45,536 42,261 16%

COMPENSATORY EDUCATION

Compensatory Education 8,137 8,436 8,731 -7%

CED SUB-TOTAL 8 137 8.436 8.731 -7%

LITERACY TOTAL 125 660 120,043 109.415 15%



1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 % 3 YRS

ro?rams STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS CHANGE

LEARNING LABORATORY

Learning Labor.tory A145 1,962 1,662 1,648 19%

Learning Labo:atory A148 8,783 9,375 9,086 -3%

LEARNING LABORATORY TOTAL 10.715 10 998 10 708 0%

OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION

Accounting/Bookkeeping 810 987 1,168 -31%

Administrative Management 25,191 24,830 28,853 -13%

Advertising 487 644 483 1%

Agricultural Mechanics 338 309 180 88%

Agricultural Production 90 147 116 -22%

Agricultural Products & Processing 240 474 324 -26%

Air Conditioning 879 996 882 0%

Aircraft Maintenance & Operation 1,316 1,363 1,652 -20%

Ambulance Attendant 0 25,345 24,557 -100%

Animal Science 501 512 1,157 -57%

Applied Chemistry 91 252 14 550%

Apprenticeship - Building Trades 603 825 775 -22%

Apprenticeship - Metals & Manufac. Trades 223 224 361 -38%

Apprenticeship - Printing Trades 40 143 233 -83%

Apprenticeship - Public Utilities Trades 0 60 4 -100%

Apprenticeship - Service:. Trades 0 116 17 -100%

Automotive 9,127 7,526 6,365 43%

Banking, Finance and Credit 1,434 2,767 2,150 -33%

Blueprint Reading 759 1,265 1,287 -41%

Carpentry 4,076 4,718 4,952 -18%

Child Care 3,639 5,650 7,627 -52%

Civil Engineering Methods 2,229 1,719 1,493 49%

Code Enforcement 2,077 1,747 1,160 79%

Communications 1,172 1,179 1,059 11%

Computer Science/Applications 28,980 27,543 25,816 12%

Criminal Justice - Mandated 14,883 0 0 0%

Criminal Justice - Non-Mandated 17,666 0 0 0%

Drafting 313 303 351 -11%

Electric Line Safety 637 613 611 4%

Electrical Construction 0 1,957 2,455 -100%

Electrical 5,970 0 0 0%

Electronics 2,213 0 0 0%

Electrical/Electronics 0 1,825 1,753 -100%

Emergency Management 1,069 1,890 2,011 -47%

Emergency Medical Services 27,474 0 0 0%

Employee Assistance 845 1,360 2,255 0%

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I 1991-92 I 1990-91 1989-90 % 3 YRSPrograms I STUDENTS I STUDENTS

I

STUDENTSI

CHANGE

Fire Service 42,760 42,511 41,066 4%Foreign Languages 865 1,011 933 -7%Furniture Manufacturing 402 0 0 0%General Clerical 867 911 1,116 -22%Gerontology 11 0 0 0%Graphic Arts 69 98 91 -24%Health Occupations 16,938 20,391 29,295 -42%Hospitality 4,593 5,039 5,156 -11%Industrial 6,363 5,211 4,870 31%Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) 23 14 101 -77%Insurance 4,749 2,755 1,677 183%Law Enforcement 593 24,986 21,374 -97%Marketing 1,136 1,184 1,554 -27%Masonry 904 991 1,122 -19%Mechanical 1,382 309 299 362%Metalworking 1,255 2,837 2,828 -56%Occupational Crafts 218 449 775 -72%Occupational Mathematics 926 936 1,038 -11%Office Machines 0 39 113 -100%Ornamental Horticulture 1,208 1,340 2,163 -44%Personal Services 529 697 504 5%Plastic & Mineral Products 925 297 220 320%Plumbing 578 429 549 5%Pre-Employment Training (Basic) 11,597 8,929 10,550 10%Real Estate 1,503 2,162 3,819 -61%Safety & First Aid 25,623 28,688 27,899 -8%Science Technology 64 111 16 300%Seafood Occupations Training 761 956 898 -15%Secretarial & Related 1,127 957 1,076 5%Small Business Centers 16,878 15,295 15,668 8%Teacher Inservice Education 12,210 13,114 14,169 -14%Textile Production & Fabrication 5,443 6,093 6,598 -18%Transportation 7,522 7,516 2,240 236%Typing and Related 1,661 1,869 2,605 -36%Welding 1,820 191 0 0%

OCCUPATIONAL TOTAL 289 087 282 623 290 636

ACADEMIC EXTENSION

Academic Related 381 313 704 -46%Anthropology 88 94 97 -9%Art 707 2,805 2,690 -74%Consumer Economics 3,563 3,793 3,656 -3%Drama 191 0 0Geography 5 78 72 -93%History 3,212 1,910 1,816 77%

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. 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 % 3 YRS

Programs STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS CIIANGE

Journalism 1,422 1,480

Languages 6,800 6,898

Math 0 0

Music 1,482 309

Philosophy 67 180

Politics 1,449 2,123

Psychology 4,710 5,583

Religion 1,493 1,796

Science 0 0

Sociology 4,570 5,572

ACADEMIC EXTENSION TOTAL 28 148 30 275*Academic Extension Total (non-Literacy courses represents

Unduplicated Headcount and may not agree with prior reports).

PRACTICAL SKILLS

Homemaking 12,551 13,922

Mechanics & Maintenance 4,042 9,179Miscellaneous Practical Skills 12,841 18,274

PRACTICAL SKILLS TOTAL 29,162 41,059

AVOCATIONAL

Avocational 45,040 52,897

AVOCATIONAL TOTAL 45,040 52,897

COMMUNITY SERVICE TOTAL 96,907, 116 877

(ACA, AVOC, AND PSKL)

RECREATIONAL

Basketball 33 40

Bicycling 16 0

Body Exercise & Weight Control Methods 813 781

Bridge 315 263

Diving 0 0

Equestrian Training 29 0

Fishing 28 172

Golf 0 15

Gymnastics 0 23

Hot Air Ballooning 8 0

House Pets 207 36

Karate 45 35

Rifle 3 0

24 3

1,228 16%

6,676 2%591 -100%

0 0%61 10%

1,814 -20%3,560 32%2,043 -27%1,753 -100%3,666 25%

28 152 1%

14,915 -16%7,363 -45%

12,912 -1%

34 858 -16%

53,135 -15%

53 135 -15%

108 364 -11%

48 -31%0 0%

878 -7%

65 385%5 -100%0 0%

11 155%

0 0%

16 -100%0 0%

4 5075%63 -29%0 0%

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NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 1991-92, 1990-91, 1989-90(Unduplicated Headcount)*

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 % 3 YRS


Scuba Diving 22Seminars 450Skiing 164Social Dancing 1,048Sport Boating 27Swimming 695Volleyball 25

RECREATIONAL TOTAL 1 891

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

Human Resources Development 9,212

HRD TOTAL 9 212

NEW & EXPANDING INDUSTRY TRAINING

New Industry Training (NIT) 6,861Expanding Industry Training (EIT) 2,315

NIT & EIT INDUSTRY TOTAL M76

EXTENSION TOTAL

GRAND TOTAL

516.469

752.477

*UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT is the number of individuals enrolled in eachcurriculum or extension program. A student is counted in only one curriculum;therefore, thc sum of the enrollment in each curriculum equals the total curriculumenrollment. However, in extension a student is counted in each extension programin which he is enrolled, but he is counted only once in each extension subtotal andextension total count regardless of the number of different programs in which heis enrolled. Because of this method of counting the extension enrollment, the sumof the enrollments in each program may exceed the total unduplicated extensioncount. Prior to 1971-72, extension students were counted only in the extensionprograms in which they were first enrolled, regardless of the number of differentprograms in which they were enrolled.

25 3 7

0

2890

491

9675

29

0

2060

24311

56412

0%118%

0%331%145%23%

108%

2 831 2 087 86%

8,600 7,238 27%

8.600 7.238 27%

8,793 13,632 -50%2,767 2,741 -16%

11 427 16 169 -44%

524.282 516 852 0%

754.500 741 387 I%

TABLE 5

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEX AND RACE BY TYPE OF PROGRAM

1991-92

STUDENT

CURRICULUM PROGRAMS

EXTENSION PROGRAMS

*:

.:

LITERACY

:NEW&

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:

COLL

GEN

TECH- VOCA-

SUB-

:ACA-

AVOCA- OCCUPA PRACT

:GED

.EXP.

SELF

SUB-

:

TRAN

EDUC

NICAL T1ONAL

TOTAL :DEMIC TIONAL TIONAL SKILL

:ABE

ABS

CEO:

LLB

IND.

HRD

SUPP

TOTAL: TOTAL

MALE STUDENTS

19474

6568

51043

20936

98021

11777

7052

171724

10963

40627

23014

4467

4270

4867

3147

1153

264840

362861

PERCENT

43.1%

36.7%

36.6%

62.6%

41.5%

41.5%

15.7%

59.4%

37.6%

52.8%

46.8%

54.9%

39.9%

53.6%

34.2%

29.6::

51.3%

48.2%

FEMALE

STUDENTS

25728

11319

88414

12526

137987

16571

37988

117363

18199

36378

26188

3670

6445

4209

6065

2738

251629

389616

PERCENT

56.9%

63.3%

63.4%

37.4%

58.5%

58.5%

84.3%

40.6%

62.4%47.2%

53.2%45.1%

60.1%

46.4%

65.8%

70.4%

48.7%

51.8%

WHITE STUDENTS

37664

14622

109511

23019

184816

22684

38487

232573

23998

31014

32592

5388

7507

6236

4821

7o94

382183

56(.999

PERCENT

83.3%81.7%

78.5%

68.8%

78.3%

80.0%

85.5%

80.5%82.3%

40.3%

66.2%

66.2%

70.1%

68.7%

52.3%

i4.9%

74.0%

75.4%

BLACKSTUDENTS

6216

2595

26181

9341

44333

4958

5694

48302

4501

30568

14292

2628

2602

2400

4114

164

106751

151034

PERCENT

13.8%

14.5%

18.8%

27.9%

18.8%

17.5%

12.6%

16.7%

15.4%

39.7%

29.01

32.3%

24.3%

26.4%

44.7%

4.2%

20.7%

20.1%

ALL OTHER RACES

STUDENTS

1322

670

3765

1102

6859

706

859

8212

663

15423

2318

121

606

440

277

33

27535

34394

PERCENT

2.9%

3.7%

2.7%

3.3%

2.9%

2.5%

1.9%

2.8%

2.3%

20.0%

4.7%

1.5%

5.7%

4.8%

3.0%

0.8%

5.3%

4.6%

*UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT

STUDENTS

45202 17887

139457

33462

236008

28348

45040

289087

29162

77005

49202

8137

10715

9076

9212

3891

516469

752477

NOTE: PERCENTAGES ARE COMPUTED WITHIN PROGRAM AREA BY SEX AND RACE.

TABLE 6A

CURRICULUM STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY AGE

1991-92

STUDENT

COLLEGE

GENERAL

AGE

TRANSFER

EDUCATION

TECHNICAL

CURRICULUM

VOCATIONAL

TOTAL

16

17

18

19

22

10

50

18

100

0.05%

0.06%

0.04%

0.05%

0.04%

273

62

542

379

1,256

0.60%

0.35%

0.39%

1.13%

0.53%

1,059

2.34%

4,771

10.55%

279

1.56%

1,625

9.08%

1,520

1.09%

6,689

4.80%

893

2.67%

1,860

5.56%

3,751

1.59%

14,945

6.33%

20

6,159

2,062

9,726

2,589

20,536

13.63%

11.53%

6.97%

7.74%

8.70%

21

5,293

1,703

10,298

2,415

19,709

11.71%

9.52%

7.38%

7.22%

8.35%

22

4,028

1,290

8,591

2,085

15,994

8.91%

7.21%

6.16%

6.23%

6.78%

23

2,701

893

6,906

1,593

12,093

5.98%

4.99%

4.95%

4.76%

5.12%

no

24

2,120

694

6,138

1,411

10,363

co

4.69%

3.88%

4.40%

4.22%

4.39%

4'

25 - 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

40 - 44

6,271

13.87%

4,010

8.87%

3,082

6.82%

2,254

2,672

14.94%

1,955

10.93%

1,532

8.56%

1,201

24,510

17.58%

19,412

13.92%

16,155

11.58%

11,973

5,913

17.67%

4,766

14.24%

3,667

10.96%

2,487

39,366

16.68%

30,143

12.77%

24,436

10.35%

17,915

4.99%

6.71%

8.59%

7.43%

7.59%

45 - 49

1,308

763

8,284

1,585

11,940

2.89%

4.27%

5.94%

4.74%

5.06%

50 - 54

742

404

4,301

821

6,268

1.64%

2.26%

3.08%

2.45%

2.66%

55 - 59

328

228

2,203

454

3,213

0.73%

1.27%

1.58%

1.36%

1.36%

60 - 64

219

152

1,045

221

1,637

0.48%

0.85%

0.75%

0.66%

0.69%

65 - 69

266

181

653

157

1,257

0.59%

1.01%

0.47%

0.47%

0.53%

70 & OLDER

296

181

461

148

1,086

0.65%

1.01%

0.33%

0.44%

0.46%

TOTAL 1991-92

45,202

19.15%

17,887

7.58%

139,457

59.09%

33,462

14.18%

236,008

100.00%

AVERAGE AGE

27.1

29.4

31.0

30.0

30.0

UM

IN N

M M

I MI N

MIII

IIII

NM

IN

MI

MIS

MI O

M M

I11

1111

1N

M M

N M

U N

M

umi s

o in

op

soum

um

sou

um

min

am

SS

aim

TABLE 6B

STUDENT

AGE

ACA-

DEMIC

AVOCA-

TIONAL

OCCUPA

TIONAL

EXTENSION STUDENT ENROLLMENT

1991-92 LITERACY

PRACT

GED

SKILL

:ABE

AHS

BY AGE

CED

:LLB

NEW&

EXP.

IND.

HRD

SELF

SUPP

TOTAL

16

545

342

13

280

150

16

012

7793

0.02%

0.10%

0.12%

0.04%

0.36%

0.30%

0.01%

0.06%

0.00%

0.13%

0.18%

0.15%

17

56

102

928

210

1,588

1,964

15

104

2162

16

4,530

0.20%

0.23%

0.32%

0.72%

2.06%

3.99%

0.18%

0.97%

0.02%

1.76%

0.41%

0.88%

18

120

138

1,696

374

2,957

4,522

36

281

9361

24

9,100

0.42%

0.31%

0.59%

1.28%

3.84%

9.19%

0.44%

2.62%

0.10%

3.92%

0.62%

1.76%

19

202

184

3,683

512

4,192

6,214

76

766

113

631

31

14,529

0.71%

0.41%

1.27%

1.76%

5.44%

12.63%

0.93%

7.15%

1.25%

6.85%

0.80%

2.81%

20

313

252

5,946

505

4,460

5,171

120

879

226

638

33

16,242

1.10%

0.56%

2.06%

1.73%

5.79%

10.51%

1.47%

8.20%

2.49%

6.93%

0.85%

3.14%

21

393

299

7,435

558

4,030

3,820

149

797

291

563

40

16,260

1.39%

0.66%

2.57%

1.91%

5.23%

7.76%

1.83%

7.44%

3.21%

6.11%

1.03%

3.15%

22

401

381

8,226

611

3,755

2,958

235

646

314

473

39

16,358

1.41%

0.85%

2.85%

2.10%

4.88%

6.01%

2.89%

6.03%

3.46%

5.13%

1.00%

3.17%

23

432

418

8,516

549

3,048

2,184

314

533

344

384

54

15,507

1.52%

0.93%

2.95%

1.88%

3.96%

4.44%

3.86%

4.97%

3.79%

4.17%

1.39%

3.00%

24

522

444

8,453

547

2,766

1,715

330

478

344

377

52

14,831

1.84%

0.99%

2.92%

1.88%

3.59%

3.49%

4.06%

4.46%

3.79%

4.09%

1.34%

2.87%

25 - 29

3,012

2,840

43,711

3,091

12,030

5,995

1,501

1,921

1,822

1,570

360

72,374

10.63%

6.31%

15.12%

10.60%

15.62%

12.18%

18.45%

17.93%

20.07%

17.04%

9.25%

14.01%

30 - 34

3,188

3,071

44,079

3,158

10,876

4,736

1,387

1,485

1,674

1,299

375

70,282

11.25%

6.82%

15.25%

10.83%

14.12%

9.63%

17.05%

13.86%

18.44%

14.10%

9.64%

13.61%

35 - 39

2,776

2,876

41,654

2,632

7,854

3,415

1,167

1,067

1,430

1,021

425

62,268

9.79%

6.39%

14.41%

9.03%

10.20%

6.94%

14.34%

9.96%

15.76%

11.08%

10.92%

12.06%

40 - 44

2,755

3,059

38,000

2,472

5,766

2,389

924

750

1,133

678

524

55,188

9.72%

6.79%

13.14%

8.48%

7.49%

4.86%

11.36%

7.00%

12.48%

7.36%

13.47%

10.69%

45 - 49

2,113

3,035

29,922

2,035

4,193

1,616

665

470

656

428

457

43,167

7.45%

6.74%

10.35%

6.98%

5.45%

3.28%

8.17%

4.39%

7.23%

4.65%

11.75%

8.36%

50 - 54

1,599

2,602

19,382

1,620

2,898

1,076

458

246

375

280

313

29,141

5.64%

5.78%

6.70%

5.56%

3.76%

2.19%

5.63%

2.30%

4.13%

3.04%

8.04%

5.64%

55 - 59

1,201

2,314

12,387

1,333

1,980

675

296

140

209

174

224

19,726

4.24%

5.14%

4.28%

4.57%

2.57%

1.37%

3.64%

1.31%

2.30%

1.89%

5.76%

3.82%

60 - 64

1,175

2,629

6,998

1,402

1,224

295

181

64

70

84

231

13,534

4.14%

5.84%

2.42%

4.81%

1.59%

0.60%

2.22%

0.60%

0.77%

0.91%

5.94%

2.62%

65 - 69

1,802

5,057

3,783

2,577

835

128

113

24

23

42

304

13,260

6.36%

11.23%

1.31%

8.84%

1.08%

0.26%

1.39%

0.22%

0.25%

0.46%

7.81%

2.57%

70 & OLDER

6,283

15,294

3,946

4,963

2,273

179

169

58

41

35

382

29,379

22.16%

33.96%

1.36%

17.02%

2.95%

0.36%

2.08%

0.54%

0.45%

0.38%

9.82%

5.69%

---

TOTAL 1991-92

28,348

45,040

289,087

29,162

77,005

49,202

8,137

10,715

9,076

9,212

3,891

516,469

AVERAGE AGE

48.7

56.2

37.3

46.4

32.8

26.9

36.7

29.5

34.1

30.3

46.1

38.1

TABLE 7A

COLLEGES

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY RACE AND SEX BY COLLEGE 1991-92

CURRICULUM


WHITE

WHITE

BLACK

BLACK

INDIAN

INDIAN

OTHER

OTHER

MALE

FEMALE

MALE

FEMALE

MALE

FEMALE

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

MALE

TOTAL

FEMALE

GRAND

TOTAL

ALAMANCE CC

1,988

3,074

335

667

510

29

29

2,357

3,780

6,137

ANSON CC

351

645

241

265

43

10

15

606

928

1,534


2,620

3,218

149

139

11

11

41

31

2,821

3,449

6,270

BEAUFORT COUNTY CC

596

847

178

293

00

55

779

1,145

1,924

BLADEN CC

371

363

152

242

13

10

35

539

620

1,159

BLUE RIDGE CC

879

1,531

22

85

25

13

9916

1,630

2,546

BRUNSWICK CC

398

758

61

120

24

26

463

888

1,351

CALDWELL CC & TI

1,565

2,617

65

124

34

714

1,640

2,759

4,399

CAPE FEAR CC

1,822

1,956

233

419

67

20

38

2,081

2,420

4,501

CARTERET CC

747

1,394

131

151

410

15

25

897

1,580

2,477

CATAWBA VALLEY CC

2,159

3,028

207

197

76

61

42

2,434

3,273

5,707

CENTRAL CAROLINA CC

1,654

1,952

465

530

11

16

48

29

2,178

2,527

4,705

CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC

10,578

12,594

1,962

3,363

46

61

556

523

13,142

16,541

29,683

CLEVELAND CC

1,087

1,393

287

275

35

17

71,394

1,680

3,074

COASTAL CAROLINA CC

2,222

2,699

482

598

17

25

212

235

2,933

3,557

6,490

(40


795

1,499

144

338

30

14

21

956

1,908

2,864

C3

CRAVEN CC

1,416

1,615

311

543

11

982

73

1,820

2,240

4,060

DAVIDSON COUNTY CC

1,444

1,750

110

251

68

14

11

1,574

2,020

3,594

DURHAM TCC

2,087

2,821

972

1,822

14

22

145

185

3,218

4,850

8,068

EDGECOMBE CC

478

968

331

1,233

113

54

815

2,218

3,033

FAYETTEVILLE TCC

2,024

2,950

984

1,366

56

93

53

102

3,117

4,511

7,628

FORSYTH TCC

2,196

4,137

566

1,175

615

42

65

2,810

5,392

8,202

GASTON COLLEGE

2,493

3,111

218

371

78

29

36

2,747

3,526

6,273

GUILFORD TCC

4,260

4,064

897

1,359

34

50

118

100

5,309

5,573

10,882

HALIFAX CC

480

644

264

559

819

23

754

1,225

1,979

HAYWOOD CC

1,058

1,063

912

12

36

11,085

1,079

2,164

ISOTHERMAL CC

1,043

1,486

111

170

33

13

71,170

1,666

2,836

JAMES SPRUNT CC

338

762

241

323

30

48

586

1,093

1,679

JOHNSTON CC

1,494

1,822

643

346

813

37

62,182

2,187

4,369

LENOIR CC

1,021

1,208

450

663

64

14

11

1,491

1,886

3,377

MARTIN CC

275

491

125

268

21

24

404

764

1,168

4 5

MI

MN

ME

NM

OM

MN

MI

11.1

1M

IN M

OM

MN

IO

N M

OM

OM

NM

I= N

M W

I 41=

11=

1-III

IIN

M11

1i

COLLEGES

WHITE

MALE

WHITE

FEMALE

BLACK

MALE

BLACK

FEMALE

INDIAN

MALE

INDIAN

FEMALE

OTHER

MALE

OTHER

FEMALE

TOTAL

MALE

TOTAL

FEMALE

GRAND

TOTAL

MAYLAND CC

711

835

61

74

37

5783

850

1,633

MCDOWELL TCC

457

853

22

38

02

35

482

898

1,380

MITCHELL CC

868

1,205

114

193

32

12

19

997

1,419

2,416

MONTGOMERY CC

458

346

185

55

16

18

1667

403

1,070

NASH CC

765

1,161

177

364

23

40

77

972

1,572

2,544

PAMLICO CC

61

131

731

11

10

70

163

233

PIEDMONT CC

452

610

482

402

13

18

6955

1,019

1,974

PITT CC

2,079

2,731

460

1,070

416

32

41

2,575

3,858

6,433

RANDOLPH CC

800

1,152

53

62

06

610

859

1,230

2,089

RICHMOND CC

423

698

144

308

43

68

56

615

1,080

1,695

ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC

226

412

178

505

38

41

411

926

1,337

ROBESON CC

265

594

180

294

240

505

13

14

698

1,407

2,105

ROCKINGHAM CC

930

1,466

135

334

23

510

1,072

1,813

2,885

ROWAN-CABARRUS CC

1,747

2,970

199

461

10

426

27

1,982

3,462

5,444

SAMPSON CC

391

714

151

323

14

18

613

562

1,068

1,630

L.)

SANDHILLS CC

1,134

1,735

198

477

23

65

18

20

1,373

2,297

3,670

1.--

SOUTHEASTERN CC

608

1,204

200

442

48

75

10

6866

1,727

2,593

SOUTHWESTERN CC

764

1,340

15

12

84

186

94

872

1,542

2,414

STANLY CC

757

1,221

68

179

99

97

843

1,416

2,259

SURRY CC

1,781

2,945

199

84

25

23

17

2,005

3,051

5,056

TRI-COUNTY CC

513

972

49

416

25

523

1,002

1,525

VANCE-GRANVILLE CC

967

1,475

477

1,001

18

19

34

17

1,496

2,512

4,008

WAKE TCC

4,334

4,791

879

1,268

30

29

243

231

5,486

6,319

11,805

WAYNE CC

1,193

1,626

323

711

65

38

42

1,560

2,384

3,944

WESTERN PIEDMONT CC

1,726

2,244

141

124

84

25

25

1,900

2,397

4,297

WILKES CC

1,117

1,808

75

124

14

10

12

1,203

1,948

3,151

WILSON TCC

733

918

232

383

06

11

4976

1,309

2,235

TOTAL

78,199

106 617

16,705

27,628

923

1,537

2,194

2,205

98,021

137,987

236,008

33.13%

45,18%

7.08%

11.71%

0.39%

0.65%

0.95%

0.93%

41.53%

58.47%

100.00%

7

TABLE 7B

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY RACE AND SEX BY COLLEGE 1991-92

EXTENSION


COLLEGES

WHITE

MALE

WHITE

FEMALE

BLACK

MALE

BLACK

FEMALE

INDIAN

MALE

INDIAN

FEMALE

OTHER

MALE

OTHER

FEMALE

TOTAL

MALE

TOTAL

FEMALE

GRAND

TOTAL

ALAMANCE CC

4,164

4,273

1,044

1,302

816

161

123

5,377

5,714

11,091

ANSON CC

1,622

1,377

517

668

17

16

60

34

2,216

2,095

4,311


5,971

5,580

617

485

41

16

114

94

6,743

6,175

12,918

BEAUFORT COUNTY CC

1,966

1,929

539

990

911

43

280

2,557

3,210

5,767

BLADEN CC

528

476

291

459

23

25

25

3867

963

1,830

BLUE RIDGE CC

2,886

3,180

358

105

32

3169

97

3,445

3,385

6,830

BRUNSWICK CC

1,578

1,841

219

440

12

735

17

1,844

2,305

4,149

CALDWELL CC & TI

5,042

3,810

339

277

14

733

19

5,428

4,113

9,541

CAPE FEAR CC

6,091

4,537

1,111

1,486

43

26

339

132

7,587

6,181

13,768

CARTERET CC

2,635

2,502

373

199

14

937

54

3,059

2,764

5,823

CATAWBA VALLEY CC

5,521

5,691

480

462

52

22

264

197

6,317

6,372

12,689

CENTRAL CAROLINA CC

4,291

4,499

1,275

1,397

57

40

982

226

6,605

6,162

12,767

CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC

11,341

12,486

2,861

4,178

49

61

707

735

14,958

17,460

32,418

CLEVELAND CC

2,051

2,183

504

667

51

31

27

2,591

2,878

5,469

Lo

COASTAL CAROLINA CC

4,903

4,424

1,119

1,274

46

53

436

620

6,504

6,371

12,875

NI


2,152

1,776

531

633

64

48

77

2,737

2,490

5,227

CRAVEN CC

2,798

2,835

447

852

13

19

93

175

3,351

3,881

7,232

DAVIDSON COUNTY CC

5,093

4,459

613

577

27

19

118

83

5,851

5,138

10,989

DURHAM TCC

3,806

4,000

1,953

2,265

36

25

611

665

6,406

6,955

13,361

EDGECOMBE CC

1,199

1,343

916

2,168

10

20

24

18

2,149

3,549

5,698

FAYETTEVILLE TCC

10,498

7,084

4,480

3,990

280

231

1,351

1,333

16,609

12,638

29,247

FORSYTH TCC

5,658

6,001

1,071

2,015

26

14

224

216

6,979

8,246

15,225

GASTON COLLEGE

6,014

4,879

740

654

24

894

79

6,872

5,620

12,492

GUILFORD TCC

9,224

9,458

1,985

2,456

49

71

352

340

11,610

12,325

23,935

HALIFAX CC

1,808

1,382

1,024

1,256

30

49

24

25

2,886

2,712

5,598

HAYWOOD CC

1,726

1,641

53

40

25

535

14

1,839

1,700

3,539

ISOTHERMAL CC

3,316

3,809

574

454

18

953

16

3,961

4,288

8,249

JAMES SPRUNT CC

1,206

1,053

416

579

56

298

50

1,925

1,688

3,613

JOHNSTON CC

3,687

3,938

904

946

914

195

101

4,795

4.999

9,794

LENOIR CC

2,484

2,276

1,361

1,751

37

8393

53

4,275

4,088

8,363

MARTIN CC

958

941

778

926

26

24

81,766

1,877

3,643

40

1111

1M

I -M

I- I

= =

IIIN

N=

I=

I L

AI

MI

NM

Mil

all M

N I

II O

M N

M N

M M

N M

EM

I M

I M

I M

EI

ME

COLLEGES

WHITE

MALE

WHITE

FEMALE

BLACK

MALE

BLACK

FEMALE

INDIAN

MALE

INDIAN

FEMALE

OTHER

MALE

OTHER

FEMALE

TOTAL

MALE

TOTAL

FEMALE

GRAND

TOTAL

MAYLAND CC

2,419

2,104

154

18

10

4268

24

2,851

2,350

5,201

MCDOWELL TCC

2,313

1,i89

87

60

75

46

17

2,453

1,571

4,024

MITCHELL CC

2,691

3,394

533

628

10

9147

128

3,381

4,159

7,540

MONTGOMERY CC

1,118

642

281

137

23

1100

52

1,522

832

2,354

NASH CC

2,770

1,770

1,183

823

29

27

689

85

4,671

2,705

7,376

PAMLICO CC

465

508

93

156

20

130

561

694

1,255

PIEDMONT CC

1,791

1,212

1,042

713

26

968

21

2,927

1,955

4,882

PITT CC

2,223

2,229

982

1,337

17

12

289

83

3,511

3,661

7,172

RANDOLPH CC

3,855

3,909

409

294

17

19

133

87

4,414

4,309

8,723

RICHMOND CC

2,201

1,719

1,607

848

269

162

56

38

4,133

2,767

6,900

ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC

1,017

942

616

827

14

912

61,659

1,784

3,443

ROBESON CC

2,637

2,440

873

1,370

1,363

2,086

52

20

4,925

5,916

10,841

ROCKINGHAM CC

2,671

3,015

555

783

17

12

42

26

3,285

3,836

7,121

ROWAN-CABARRUS CC

5,872

4,482

976

727

48

16

111

61

7,007

5,286

12,293

SAMPSON CC

1,340

1,342

447

778

44

41

120

48

1,951

2,209

4,160

SANDHILLS CC

3,706

3,304

1,598

917

234

134

215

74

5,753

4,429

10,182

w 4JSOUTHEASTERN CC

SOUTHWESTERN CC

1,327

1,746

1,390

1,743

428

363

633

102

95

115

72

180

7134

17

16

1,921

2,258

2,112

2,041

4,033

4,299

STANLY CC

3,928

3,308

598

695

20

12

105

60

4,651

4,075

8,726

SURRY CC

3,171

2,871

136

113

810

168

42

3,483

3,036

6,519

TRI-COUNTY CC

1,085

1,555

313

17

23

47

1,109

1,598

2,707

VANCE-GRANVILLE CC

2,678

2,223

1,595

1,426

24

30

120

50

4,417

3,729

8,146

WAKE TCC

9,027

8,492

3,438

3,023

108

79

1,267

987

13,840

12,581

26,421

WAYNE CC

3,003

2,700

1,261

1,505

24

18

102

109

4,390

4,332

8,722

WESTERN PIEDMONT CC

3,519

3,255

755

310

46

789

76

4,409

3,648

8,057

WILKES CC

4,472

4,077

227

167

15

6137

24

4,851

4,274

9,125

WILSON TCC

2,917

2,026

1,341

1,320

12

4128

48

4,398

3,398

7,796

TOTAL

198,179

184,004

51,077

55,674

3,657

3,804

11,927

8,147

264,840

251,629

516,469

38.37%

3.5.63%

9.89%

10.78%

0.71%

0.74%

2.31%

1.53%

51.28%

48.72%

100.00%

TABLE 8GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF CURRICULUM STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR

1991.-.92 SCHOOL YEAR

COLLEGESCOUNTY OFCOLLEGE

ADJACENTCOUNTIES

OTHER N.C.COUNTIES

OUT-OFSTATE

NUMBER OFSTUDENTS

ALAMANCE CC 70.9% 22.0% 6.6% 0.5% 6,137ANSON CC 45.7% 51.2% 2.7% 0.3% 1,534ASHEVILLEBUNCOMBETCC 78.3% 13.3% 2.7% 0.6% 6,270BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 69.8% 27.7% 2.1% 0.4% 1,924BLADEN CC 90.3% 8.5% 0.2% 1,159BLUE RIDGE CC 68.4% 29.6% 1.2% 0.8% 2,546BRUNSWICK CC 86.6% 10.1% 2.4% 0.9% 1.351CALDWELL CC & TI 58.4% 36.7% 1.1% 4,399CAPE FEAR CC 74.1% 14.9% 9.4% 4,501CARTERET CC 77.1% 11.4% 8.8% 2.7% 2,477CATAWBA VALLEY CC 66.4% 31.0% 2.1% 0.6% 5,707CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 36.0% 48.5% 13.3% 2.2% 4,705CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 84.7% 11.8% 2.8% 0.6% 29,683CLEVELAND CC 89.0% 9.8% 0.5% 0.7% 3,074COASTAL CAROLINA CC 67.9% 4.3% 2.5% 25.3% 6,490COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 347% 19.6% 42.9% 2.7% 2,864CRAVEN CC 577% 12.4% 11.8% 18.1% 4,060DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 77.3% 21.3% 1.1% 0.3% 3,594DURHAM TCC 60.3% 355% 2.7% 1.5% 8,068EDGECOMBE CC 71.1% 26.9% 2.0% 3,033FAYETTEVILLE TCC 58.9% 7.0% 2.7% 31.4% 7,628FORSYTH TCC 73.1% 22.5% 3.6% 0.8% 8,202GASTON COLLEGE 72.6% 25.3% 1.5% 0.7% 6,273GUILFORD TCC 77.0% 18.3% 2.7% 1.9% 10,832HALIFAX CC 78.8% 19.1% 1.1% 1.0% 1,979HAYWOOD CC 75.8% 14.4% 7.7% 2.1% 2,164ISOTHERMAL CC 79.8% 18.9% 0.7% 2,836JAMES SPRUNT CC 80.5% 16.6% 2.9% 1,679JOHNSTON CC 60.5% 23.4% 14.7% 1.4% 4,369LENOIR CC 61.8% 31.8% 6.1% 0.2% 3,377MARTIN CC 599% 31.8% 6.9% 1.3% 1,168MAYLAND CC 28.7% 65.9% 1.8% 1,633MCDOWELL TCC 89.6% 9.6% 0.7% 0.1% 1,380MITCHELL CC 85.3% 13.4% 0.7% 2,416MONTGOMERY CC 48.7% 29.3% 19.0% 3.1% 1,070NASH CC 69.7% 29.0% 1.1% 0.2% 2,544PAMLICO CC 80.7% 17.6% 0.9% 0.9% 233PIEDMONT CC 49.9% 44.7% 2.1% 3.3% 1,974PITT CC 64.7% 15.2% 19.2% 6,433RANDOLPH CC 73.6% 17.7% 8.1% 0.5% 2,089RICHMOND CC 59.1% 34.5% 6.0% 0.4% 1,695ROANOKECHOWAN CC 50.9% 47.6% 1.3% 0.3% 1,337ROBESON CC 90.4% 8.5% 0.6% 0.5% 2,105ROCKINGHAM CC 85.1% 13.1% 1.1% 0.7% 2,885ROWAN.-CABARRUS CC 55.4% 42.1% 2.3% 0.3% 5,444SAMPSON CC 87.7% 10.9% 1.2% 0.2% 1,630SANDHILLS CC 55.3% 40.1% 3.2% 1.3% 3,670SOUTHEASTERN CC 82.5% 14.6% 2.4% 0.5% 2,593SOUTHWESTERN CC 40.9% 51.4% 6.4% 1.3% 2,414STANLY CC 59.5% 35.8% 0.9% 2,259SURRY CC 66.5% 29.0% 0.7% 5,056TRI-COUNTY CC 55.8% 32.4% 0.9% 11.0% 1,525VANCE--GRANVILLE CC 33.4% 58.2% 6.9% 1.4% 4,008WAKE TCC 84.7% 9.1% 4.2% 2.0% 11,805WAYNE CC 80.6% 9.2% 5.6% 4.6% 3,944WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 72.7% 21.4% 5.3% 0.5% 4,297WILKES CC 58.3% 37.0% 2.9% 1.7% 3,151WILSON TCC 68.9% 21.3% 9.5% 0.2% 2,285

TOTAL 69.8% 22.1% 4.9% 3.2% 236,008

TABLE 9HOME STATE OF OUT....0F.-STATE STUDENTS

ENROLLED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM1991-92 SCHOOL YEAR

STATESCOLLEGETRANSFER

GEN.EDUC

TECH.-NICAL TIONAL

CURR.TOTAL

EXTEN-'SION TOTAL

ALABAMA 44 18 82 13 157 214 371ALASKA 2 3 23 4 32 55 87ARIZONA 16 15 26 2 59 94 153ARKANSAS 13 3 27 2 45 97 142CALIFORNIA 97 60 148 16 321 599 920COLORADO 19 2 20 1 42 81 123CONNECTICUT 18 12 36 a 74 95 169DELAWARE 6 5 7 2 20 31 51DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 4 3 13 2 22 50 72FLORIDA 204 86 327 29 646 863 1,509GEORGIA 148 19 170 54 391 710 1,101HAWAII 4 2 9 2 17 29 46IDAHO 4 3 5 1 13 41 54ILLINOIS 73 25 112 13 223 358 581INDIANA 39 9 38 7 93 188 281IOWA 12 7 18 6 43 61 104KANSAS 9 4 14 1 28 57 85KENTUCKY 30 2 23 13 68 191 259LOUISIANA 44 9 60 6 119 196 315MAINE 15 4 19 4 42 41 83MARYLAND 55 16 65 8 144 234 378MASSACHUSETTS 25 9 36 5 75 126 201MICHIGAN 91 29 138 25 283 417 700MINNESOTA 19 5 16 3 43 83 126MISSISSIPPI 13 16 37 5 71 139 210MISSOURI 29 12 65 5 111 191 302MONTANA 5 1 8 1 15 38 53NEBRASKA 15 0 8 2 25 26 51NEVADA 5 2 15 0 22 51 73NEW HAMPSHIRE 16 3 20 2 41 59 100NEW JERSEY 59 17 94 13 183 298 481NEW MEXICO 7 2 16 3 28 64 92NEW YORK 11 34 231 50 476 667 1,143NORTH DAKOTA 3 2 6 2 13 24 37OHIO 97 31 131 21 280 390 670OKLAHOMA 11 4 21 6 42 103 145OREGON 9 1 5 3 18 72 90PENNSYLVANIA 126 30 156 20 332 497 829RHODE ISLAND 5 1 9 3 18 23 41SOUTH CAROLINA 90 41 283 89 503 2,488 2,991SOUTH DAKOTA 13 3 11 2 29 22 51TENNESSEE 51 17 119 34 221 511 732TEXAS 138 72 203 26 439 808 1,247UTAH 4 0 3 1 8 20 28VERMONT 1 6 14 4 25 19 44VIRGINIA 164 52 344 89 649 1,893 2,542WASHINGTON 20 20 45 4 89 151 240WEST VIRGINIA 23 6 37 19 85 169 254WISCONSIN 32 10 45 3 90 108 198WYOMING 0 0 5 1 6 18 24PUERTO RICO 4 13 43 0 60 175 235VIRGIN ISLANDS 4 1 4 1 10 16 26OTHER FOREIGN 98 142 283 24 547 361 908

TOTAL 2,194 889 3,693 660 7,436 14,312 21,748

35

COUNTIES

TABLE 10

HOME COUNTY OF NORTH CAROLINA STUDENTS

ENROLLED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 1991-92 Sr-.100L YEAR

PERCENT

CURRICULUM

1991

1991

ENROLL. TO

COUNTY

COLLEGE GENERAL

TECH-

VOCA-

CURR.

EXTEN.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

POPULATION

TRANSFER

ED.

NICAL

TIONAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

GRADUATES

GRADUATES

AGE 18 & UP

PERCENT

TOTAL

ENROLLMENT

TO

POPULATION

ALAMANCE

52

654

3,506

469

4,681

9,879

14,560

1,019

459.4%

109,119

13.3%

ALEXANDER

210

0548

119

877

2,151

3,028

275

318.9%

28,434

10.6%

ALLEGHANY

146

0149

31

326

846

1,172

99

329.3%

9,749

12.0%

ANSON

16

70

427

339

852

2,021

.2,873

292

291.8%

23,144

12.4%

ASHE

238

8424

81

751

1,861

2,612

22

336.8%

22,439

11.6%

AVERY

39

103

394

256

792

1,817

2,609

172

460.5%

14,946

17.5%

BEAUFORT

419

81,011

247

1,685

4,301

5,986

462

364.7v

42,411

14.1%

BERTIE

44

49

332

89

514

1,967

2,481

212

242.5x

20,154

12.3%

BLADEN

104

338

393

556

1,391

2,441

3,832

369

377.0%

29,065

13.2%

BRUNSWICK

119

372

864

369

1,724

4,632

6,356

497

346.9%

52,721

12.1%

BUNCOMBE

617

37

4,258

537

5,449

11,150

16,599

1,524

357.5%

176,714

9.4%

BURKE

959

38

2,217

687

3,901

8,204

12,105

698

558.9%

76,793

15.8%

CABARRUS

502

125

2,200

320

3,147

6,462

9,609

1,001

314.4%

100,878

9.5%

CALDWELL

1,097

81,512

472

3,089

7,354

10,443

604

511.4%

70,941

14.7%

CAMDEN

58

6111

52

227

282

509

64

354.7%

5,987

8.5%

CARTERET

116

400

1,334

430

2,280

5,387

7,667

396

575.8%

53,721

14.3%

CASWELL

51

37

332

542

962

2,014

2,976

226

425.7%

20,829

14.3%

CATAWBA

893

10

3,319

352

4,574

9,776

14,350

1,194

383.1%

119,837

12.0%

CHATHAM

51

143

785

147

1,126

3,180

4,306

360

312.8%

39,358

10.9%

CHEROKEE

408

4351

152

915

1,659

2,574

231

396.1%

20,629

12.5%

CHOWAN

67

7183

46

303

768

1,071

135

224.4%

13,846

7.7%

CLAY

144

2142

66

354

543

897

92

384.8%

7,295

12.5%

W on

CLEVELAND

949

120

1,747

810

3,626

6,182

9,808

862

420.6%

85,304

11.5%

COLUMBUS

1,064

35

762

508

2,369

3,789

6,158

643

368.4%

49,904

12.5%

CRAVEN

918

226

1,356

438

2,938

6,819

9,757

718

409.2%

82,489

11.8%

CUMBERLAND

107

678

3,728

714

5,227

20,972

26,199

2,619

199.6%

279,995

9.4%

CURRITUCK

85

2124

46

257

607

864

134

191.8%

13,844

6.2%

DARE

270

13

447

39

769

1,214

1,983

184

417.9%

22,994

8.6%

DAVIDSON

862

56

2,421

608

3,947

9,550

13,497

1,337

295.2%

129,631

10.4%

DAVIE

114

2512

85

713

2,100

2,813

315

226.3%

28,396

9.9%

DUPLIN

379

235

724

434

1,772

3,757

5,529

469

377.8%

40,616

13.6%

DURHAM

803

54

4,094

497

5,448

8,828

14,276

1,281

425.3%

186,540

7.7%

EDGECOMBE

401

12

1,906

387

2,706

5,617

8,323

424

638.2%

57,180

14.6%

FORSYTH

601

149

6,026

483

7,259

13,577

20,836

2,269

319.9%

267,237

7.8%

FRANKLIN

126

4677

227

1,034

2,443

3,477

378

273.5%

37,738

9.2%

GASTON

2,006

70

2,816

717

5,609

10,603

16,212

1,817

308.7%

176,828

9.2%

GATES

41

24

119

41

225

549

774

99

227.3%

9,395

8.2%

GRAHAM

75

20

99

34

228

460

688

78

292.3%

7,241

9.5%

GRANVILLE

311

7854

319

1,491

3,276

4,767

374

398.7%

39,202

12.2%

GREENE

182

4405

162

753

1,881

2,634

150

502.0%

15,546

16.9%

GUILFORD

1,098

1,871

5,693

804

9,466

21,880

31,346

3,195

296.3%

349,764

9.0%

HALIFAX

466

2913

528

1,909

4,553

6,462

605

315.5%

56,154

11.5%

HARNETT

70

278

1,387

563

2,298

5,917

8,215

639

359.6%

68,278

12.0v,

HAYWOOD

HENDERSON

45

505

373 5

1,301

1,228

343

443

2,062

2,181

3,109

5,238

5,171

7,419

507

600

406.7%

363.5%

47,775

71,185

10.8v5,,N

10.4% -

HERTFORD

19

101

499

147

766

1,578

2,344

242

316.5%

22,620

10.4%

HOKE

131

26

305

138

600

3,338

3,938

247

242.9%

22,886

17.2%

HYDE

30

159

12

102

591

693

61

167.2%

5,535

12.5%

IREDELL

1,103

62

1,570

432

3,167

7,578

10,745

937

338.0%

96,384

11.1%

JACKSON

6231

734

131

1,102

1,433

2,535

197

559.4%

27,404

9.3%

IMN

IN

MO

MM

I OM

MI M

il M

I NM

MI

MI M

I NM

MN

NM

COLLEGE GENERAL

COUNTIES

TRANSFER

ED.

Lae

I=N

M

TECH-

VOCA-

CURR.

EXTEN.

NICAL

TIONAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

IIIIII

, TOTAL

MN

OM

NM

NM

I MI O

M M

NPERCENT

PERCENT

CURRICULUM

1991

TOTAL

1991

ENROLL. TO

COUNTY

ENROLLMENT

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

POPULATION

TO

GRADUATES

GRADUATES

AGE 18 & UP POPULATION

JOHNSTON

68

565

1,917

806

3,356

9,484

12,840

834

402.4%

83,977

15.3%

JONES

106

9142

43

300

769

1,069

88

340.9%

9,347

11.4%

LEE

113

369

1,224

283

1,989

5,085

7,074

362

549.4%

41,845

16.9%

LENOIR

967

17

1,228

270

2,482

5,557

8,039

674

368.2%

57,697

13.9%

LINCOLN

448

30

864

178

1,520

3,059

4,579

532

285.7%

50,966

9.0%

MACON

11

81

536

85

713

1,867

2,580

194

367.5%

24,062

10.7%

MADISON

20

4361

40

425

1,187

1,612

156

272.4%

17,069

9.4%

MARTIN

180

28

532

233

973

2,097

3,070

351

277.2%

25,231

12.2%

MCDOWELL

118

353

893

359

1,723

3,355

5,078

392

439.5%

35,751

14.2%

MECKLENBURG

6,575

4,449

12,334

2,318

25,676

29,565

55,241

4,215

609.2%

524,463

10.5%

MITCHELL

9116

338

65

528

1,634

2,162

136

388.2%

14,236

15.2%

MONTGOMERY

75

79

511

214

879

2,292

3,171

255

344.7%

23,474

13.5%

MOORE

851

77

1,169

366

2,463

6,946

9,409

506

486.8%

60,083

15.7%

NASH

470

24

1,823

362

2,679

6,706

9,385

949

282.3%

77,668

12.1%

NEW HANOVER

77

1,084

2,015

506

3,682

9,582

13,264

1,179

312.3%

123,309

10.8%

NORTHAMPTON

83

21

440

119

663

1,933

2,596

219

302.7%

20,818

12.5%

ONSLOW

2,446

27

1,694

520

4,687

12,001

16,688

947

494.9%

152,865

10.9%

ORANGE

223

144

1,727

377

2,471

4,887

7,358

658

375.5%

96,302

7.6%

PAMLICO

60

60

219

60

399

1,259

1,658

126

316.7%

11,458

14.5%

PASQUOTANK

393

16

509

142

1,060

1,629

2,689

272

389.7%

31,212

8.6%

PENDER

61

117

304

108

590

2,801

3,391

341

173.0%

30,218

11.2%

PERQUIMANS

88

4157

52

301

611

912

100

301.0%

10,327

8.8%

(.... )

...1

PERSON

PITT

20

909

83 7

694

3,101

436

522

1,233

4,539

3,042

7,291

4,275

11,830

308

925

400.3%

490.7%

30,280

109,904

14.1%

10.8%

POLK

140

1229

76

446

1,393

1,839

123

362.6%

14,706

12.5%

RANDOLPH

146

469

1,597

391

2,603

9,031

11,634

931

279.6%

107,946

10.8%

RICHMOND

301

12

870

273

1,456

5,016

6,472

472

308.5%

44,839

14.4%

ROBESON

70

176

1,546

559

2,351

9,972

12,323

1,201

195.8%

105,257

11.7%

ROCKINGHAM

885

45

1,252

535

2,717

7,016

9,733

862

315.2%

86,152

11.3x

ROWAN

410

24

2,528

488

3,450

6,845

10,295

857

402.6%

112,223

9.2%

RUTHERFORD

894

10

1,121

451

2,476

5,981

8,457

563

439.8%

57,325

14.8%

SAMPSON

31

544

951

273

1,799

4,687

6,486

537

335.0%

47,962

13.5%

SCOTLAND

130

5424

209

768

2,475

3,243

345

222.6%

34,211

9.5%

STANLY

32

115

1,200

297

1,644

5,039

6,683

520

316.2%

52,342

12.8%

STOKES

181

12

738

129

1,060

2,172

3,232

390

271.8%

37,881

8.5%

SURRY

1,164

31,753

658

3,578

4,510

8,088

657

544.6%

62,387

13.0%

SWAIN

266

341

53

462

907

1,369

100

462.0%

11,191

12.2%

TRANSYLVANIA

98

1390

156

645

2,062

2,707

257

251.0%

25,940

10.4%

TYRRELL

13

141

14

69

424

493

50

138.0%

3,765

13.1%

UNION

302

132

1,666

278

2,378

6,023

8,401

891

266.9%

86,398

9.7%

VANCE

234

1886

320

1,441

2,604

4,045

419

343.9%

39,095

10.3%

WAKE

1,161

209

9,647

1,260

12,277

26,109

38,386

3,611

340.0%

442,803

8.7%

WARREN

74

3309

152

538

1,130

1,668

185

290.8%

17,329

9.6%

WASHINGTON

100

5244

172

521

1,280

1,801

178

292.7%

13,874

13.0%

WATAUGA

513

6412

116

1,047

2,035

3,082

266

393.6%

37,097

8.3%

WAYNE

1,273

66

2,118

275

3,732

8,611

12,343

1,087

343.3%

106,330

11.6%

WILKES

936

51,026

188

2,155

5,699

7,854

594

362.8%

60,378

13.0%

WILSON

121

182

1,401

311

2,015

6,443

8,458

675

298.5%

66,443

12.7%

YADKIN

297

0749

122

1,168

2,326

3,494

297

393.3%

31,018

11.3%

YANCEY

12

61

295

133

501

1,594

2,095

220

227.7%

15,430

13.6%

RESIDENT TOTAL

43,008

16,998

135,764

32,802

228,572

502,157

730,729

62,533

365.5%

6,739,959

10.8%

MN

TABLE 11STUDENT COMPLETIONS BY CURRICULUM PROGRAM

1990-91 *

CURRICULUMCODE

C050CO24C001C003C004CO26C040

CURRICULUM

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCEGENERAL CURRICULUMPRE-AGRICULTUREPRE-ARTPRE-BUSINESS - ADMINPRE-BUSINESS - EDUCPRE-COMPUTER SCIENCE

TOTALCOMPLETIONS

46128

129115

23

C037 PRE-CRIMINAL JUSTICE 2C005 PRE-DENTAL 1

C006 PRE-DRAMA 1

C035 PRE-EARLY CHILDHOOD ED 6C007 PRE-ENGINEERING 22C039 PRE-INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1

C010 PRE-LAW 3C011 PRE-LIBERAL ARTS 901C012 PRE-MATHEMATICS 2C013 PRE-MEDICAL 3C014 PRE-MINISTERIAL 3C015 PRE-MUSIC 2CO23 PRE-NURSING 8C041 PRE-PERFORMING ARTS 1C017 ' PRE-PHARMACY 4CO29 PRE-RECREATIONAL 7C018 PRE-SCIENCE 100C019 PRE-SOCIAL WORK 6CO20 PRE-TEACHING - ELEM 56CO28 PRE-TEACHING - SEC 20C042 PRE-VISUAL ARTS 3

COLLEGE TRANSFER TOTAL 1,476

G020 GENERAL EDUCATION 267

GENERAL EDUCATION TOTAL 267

1036 A/C, HEATING, REFRI TEC 241016 ACCOUNTING 6401109 AD FOR VOC INSTRUCTORS 41001 AGRICULTURAL BUS TECH 1

1126 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE 1

1133 AGRICULTURAL TECH. 21193 ANIMAL CARE & MGMT TEC 31041 ARCHITECTURAL TECH 1011059 ASSOC. DEGREE NURSING 1,063T173 AUTOMATION/ROBOTICS TECH 11T156 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH 43T176 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 49T082 AVIATION MAINT TECH 481081 AVIATION MGT & C PILOT 39T112 BANKING AND FINANCE 301189 BASIC LAW ENFORCE TRNG 629T158 BIOMEDICAL EQUIPMENT TEC 26T186 BIOTECHNOLOGY 7T150 BOOKKEEPING/CLERICAL 4T024 BROADCASTING TECH 91027 BUILDING CONSTR TECH 51018 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1,234T022 BUSINESS COMPUTER PROG 6701199 CHEMICAL ENGI TECH 1

1037 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 101038 CIVIL ENGINEERING TECH 791208 CLAY PRODUCTION CRAFTS 1

1070 COM. ART & ADV. DES. 1121068 COMMERCIAL GRAPHICS 26T154 COMMUNICATIONS TECH. 31181 COMPUTER ENGI APPLI TECH 9

38 Ju


1990-91 *

CURRICULUMCODE

T0401102102811291071T1981188T054

CURRICULUM

COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECCORRECTIONAL SERVICESCOURT REPORTINGCRIM JUSTICE-PROTECT SERCULINARY TECHNOLOGYCUSTOMER SERVICE TECHDAIRY MANAGEMENT TECHDENTAL HYGIENE

TOTALCOMPLETIONS

73185

3281419

1108

1055 DENTAL LABORATORY TECH 61222 DESKTOP PUBLISHING (1 S) 21168 DEVELOPMENT DISABI TECH 21003 DIESEL & EQUIPMENT TECH 31140 DRUG & ALCOHOL TECH 12T073 EARLY CHILDHOOD ASSOC. 2431118 EDUCATION AIDE 51044 ELECTRICAL ENGI TECH 331203 ELECTRODIAG TECHNICIAN 6T039 ELECTROMECHANICAL TECH 47T045 ELECTRONICS ENGI TECH 4441139 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SCI 411175 EQUINE TECHNOLOGY aT143 FASHION MERCHANDIS & MKT 341197 FINE & CREATIVE WOODWKG 121172 FIRE PROTECTION DIPLOMA 3T063 FIRE SCIENCE 39T014 FISH AAD WLDLFE MGT TEC 141012 FLORAL DES & COMM. HORT. 101074 FOODSERVICE MANAGEMENT 40T007 FOREST MANAGEMENT TECH 27T057 FUNERAL SERVICE ED. 14T042 FURNITURE DFT & PROD DEV a1075 FURNITURE PRODUCTION 71165 GEN. OFFICE (TEC SPEC) 53T114 GENERAL OCCUPATIONAL TECH 111033 GENERAL OFFICE TECH 197T201 GENERAL TECH CURR CORE 21144 GERIATRIC TECHNOLOGY 1T026 GRAPHIC ARTS-PRNT MGMT 11122 HORTICULT. & FRUIT PROD 3T131 HORTICULTURE BUS TECH 31009 HORTICULTURE TECH. 56T183 HOSPITALITY MGMT. TRNG. 21025 HOTEL & RESTAURANT MGMT 16T136 HUMAN SERVICES TECH. 511223 IMAGING TECH (TECH SPEC) 31212 IND ELECT/ELECTRO TECH 161119 IND MAINTENANCE TECH. 39T153 IND SFTY SCRTY & HLTH MG 51196 INDUS PHARMACEUTICAL TEC 71047 INDUSTRIAL ENGI TECH 121049 INDUSTRIAL MGMT TECH 90T048 INSTRUMENTATION TECH 261128 INSURANCE 11077 INTERIOR DESIGN 621207 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 31185 INTERPRETER TRAINING 5T210 JEWELRY PRODUCTION CRAFTS 2T167 JUVENILE JUSTICE 41184 LANDSCAPE GARDENING 161200 LASER/ELECTRO-OPTICS TEC 6T064 LAW ENFORCEMENT TECH 1141080 LIBRARY ASSISTANT 5TI21 MACHINIST TECHNOLOGY a1170 MANUFACT RESOURCES PLAN 2

39

TABLE 11STUDENT COMPLETIONS EY CURRICULUM PROGRAM

1990-91 *

CURRICULUMCODE

T2051050TO85T02010431051T053TO5811101180T056

CURRICULUM

MANUFACT SYSTEMS TECHMANUFACTURING ENG.MARINE TECHNOLOGYMARKETING & RETLG TECHMECHANICAL DFT & DES TECMECHANICAL ENGINEER TECHMED. RECORDS TECHNOLOGYMEDICAL ASSISTING TECMEDICAL LABORATORY TECHMEDICAL SONOGRAPHYMENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATE

TOTALCOMPLETIONS

52419

119124593

5567137

1192 MICROCOMPUTER SYST TECHN 831174 MICROELECTRONICS TECH 1

1104 NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECH 71116 NURSE ED OPT: AD W/ PRAC 6171142 OCCUP. THERAPY ASST. 22T060 OPTIC/ANRY 17T120 PARALEGAL TECHNOLOGY 2471008 PARK & OUTDOOR REC RES 3T202 PERSONNEL MGMT TECH 41161 PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY 401132 PHOTOFINISHING SPEC TECH 101069 PHOTOGRAPHY TECH 30T062 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASST. 561141 POSTAL SERVICE TECH. 121010 POULTRY AND LIVESTK TECH 3T146 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 71221 RADIATION THERAPY TECH 71179 RADIO/TV BROADCAST TECH 321061 RADIOLOGIC TECH (RADPHY) 1811127 REAL ESTATE 91166 REAL ESTATE (TEC SPEC) 6T224 REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL 191094 RECREATION ASSOCIATE 23TO11 RECREATIONAL GRND. MGT. 161091 RESPIRATORY CARE TECH 1611030 SECRETARIAL-EXECUTIVE 3061031 SECRETARIAL-LEGAL 33T032 SECRETARIAL-MEDICAL 801195 SMALL BUS MGMT/ENTR DEV 1

1107 SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOC. 34T151 SPECIAL EDUCATION ASSOC. 61125 SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY 22T216 SWINE MGMT TECHNOLOGY 41088 TEACHER ASSOCIATE 151065 TELEPHONY (TECH SPEC) 301083 THERAPEUTIC RECREATION 101194 TOOL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 41034 TRAFFIC AND TRANS. 71182 TRAVEL & TOURISM TECH 3T004 VETERINARY MEDICAL TECH 231160 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 1

1211 WOOD PRODUCTION CRAFTS 7T015 WOOD PRODUCTS 1

TECHNICAL TOTAL 10,027

V024 A/C, HEATING, & REFRIG 254V134 ADVANCED MACHINIST 4V004 AIRFRAME & POW PLNT TEC 1

V001 AUTO BODY REPAIR 104V003 AUTO MECHANICS 193V115 BOAT BUILDING 4V007 CARPENTRY & CABINET MAK. 72V067 CHILD CARE WORKER 36

4060


1990-91 *

CURRICULUM TOTALCODE CURRICULUM CCMPLETIONS

V138 COMMERCIAL & IND REFRIG 2V012 COMPUTER OPERATIONS 94V009 COSMETOLOGY 440V129 DATA ENTRY OPERATIONS 31V011 DENTAL ASSISTING 134V147 DIESEL TRANS/EQUIP SYS. 1V013 DIESEL VEHICLE MAINT. 31V113 DIGITAL ELECTRON REPAIR 47V015 DRAFTING-BUILDING 15V017 DRAFTING-MECHANICAL 63V018 ELEC. INSTALL & MAINT 251V042 ELECTRONIC SERVICING 102V141 FACILITY SERV. TECHNIC. 27V020 FARM MACHINERY MECH 1V053 FOODSERVICE SPECIALIST 42V163 FORESTRY SKILLS 4V169 FUNDAMENTAL CARPENTRY 12V140 FURNITURE MACH OPERATION 26V145 GERIATRIC CARE ASSISTING aV022 GRAPHIC ARTS-PRINTING 15V144 GREENHOUSE & GRNDS MGMT 14V119 GUNSMITHING 17V064 HEAVY EQUIP. OPERATOR 4V026 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECH 7VI46 HOMEMAKER/HOME HEALTH AI 26V021 HORTICULTURE 10V066 HOSPITAL WARD SECRETARY 17V054 /ND ELECT/MOTOR & CONTRO 2ma IND MAINTENANCE 62VI24 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY 14V045 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 17V033 INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS 24V148 INDUSTRIAL PLANT MAINT 31V029 LIGHT CONSTRUCTION 15V027 LUMBER SPECIALIST 7V032 MACHINIST 299V034 MARINE & DIESEL MECHAN aV070 MASONRY 13V031 MEDICAL ASSISrING VOC 105V127 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION 1VI43 METAL ENGRAVING 4V085 MOTORCYCLE MECHANICS 5V072 NURSING ASSISTANT 377V108 OPTICAL LAE MECHANICS 10V074 OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR 6V130 PACKAGING MACHINERY SERV 1V168 PHLEBOTOMY 37V037 PLUMBING & PIPEFITT/NG 33V023 POTTERY PRODUCTION /V155 PRACTICAL AIR CONDITIONI 1V156 PRACTICAL AUTO MECHANICS 12V166 PRACTICAL CABINETMAKING 5V154 PRACTICAL ELECTR WIRING 40V158 PRACTICAL FOODSERVICE 39V151 PRACTICAL MASONRY 14V038 PRACTICAL NURSING 518V149 PRACTICAL PLUMBING 14V167 PRACTICAL SM ENG & EQ RE 1V150 PRACTICAL WELDING aV043 RADIO & TV BROADCASTING 4V112 RES CARPENTRY & PRESERV 2V132 RETAIL FLORICULTURE 4V041 SAW FILER 6V025 SAWYER 5

41


1990-91 *

CURRICULUMCODE CURRICULUM

TOTALCOMPLETIONS

V077 SMALL ENG & EQUIP REPAIR 46V071 SURGICAL TECH. 97V061 TAXIDERMY 14V088 TEACHER AIDE 21V048 TOOL & DIE 33V083 TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING 398V082 UPHOLSTERING 22V084 UPHOLSTERY CUT/SEW 12V090 VENDING MACHINE MAINT. 1

V050 WELDING 152

VOCATIONn TOTAL 4,650

CURRICULUM TOTAL 16,420

1990-91 ARE PRESENTED AS THE LATEST DATA AVAILABLE AT TIME OF PUBLICATION.1991-92 COMPLETIONS WILL APPEAR IN THE 1992-93 ANNUAL REPORT.

42

FULL TIME

EQUIVALENT (FTE)

TABLES

TABLE 12

AVERAGE ANNUAL

FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FIE)

1991-92

CURRICULUM PROGRAMS

.EXTENSION

:

CURR.:

COLL GEN. TECH-

vocA-

SUB-: ACA- AVOCA- OCCUP- PRACT

COLLEGES

TRAN EDUC NICAL TIONAL TOTAL:DEMIC TIONAL TIONAL SKILL

PROGRAMS

:LITERACY

:GED

:ABE

AHS

CED

LIT-:

ERACY:

TOTAL:

.

EXT.:

SUB-:

TOTAL:

.

REG.:

NEW&

BDT.:LRN EXP.

TOTAL:LAB IND.

HRD

.

SELF:

SUPP:

REC.:

TOTAL

ALAMANCE CC

0309

1396

298

2003

58

133

886

52

143

40

40

223

1352

3355

064

10

16

3445

ANSON CC

037

202

180

419

319

137

7102

37

112

278

697

10

67

711


304

01794

292

2390

36

88

387

69

67

45

190

302

882

3272

019

65

93365

BEAUFORT COUNTY CC

160

0506

250

916

17

135

351

877

29

81

187

698

1614

20

00

1616

BLADEN CC

0158

101

313

572

118

80

18

19

716

42

159

731

10

30

0762

BLUE RIDGE CC

194

0465

347

1006

32

47

370

16

35

48

79

162

627

1633

37

56

1654

BRUNSWICK CC

0106

198

201

505

5213

222

48

13

18

70

101

589

1094

116

03

1114

CALDWELL CC & TI

559

0773

263

1595

445

362

20

123

62

51

236

667

2262

00

45

92316

CAPE FEAR CC

0509

1081

316

1906

7210

361

111

98

107

40

245

934

2840

32

26

92880

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CARTERET CC

0172

605

230

1007

635

172

11

45

43

31

119

343

1350

90

010

1369

CATAWBA VALLEY CC

385

01503

338

2226

21

79

353

30

160

29

61

250

733

2959

00

026

2985

CENTRAL CAROLINA CC

0251

1095

601

1947

26

84

486

43

452

204

127

783

1422

3369

268

015

3454

CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC

2533

728

4381

835

8477

39

114

629

65

253

271

71

595

1442

9919

2136

29

213

10299

CLEVELAND CC

181

19

434

355

989

24

84

138

10

73

176

27

276

532

1521

29

75

1544

COASTAL CAROLINA CC

1130

0923

434

2487

21

61

535

24

145

59

57

261

902

3389

40

037

3430


380

16

556

198

1150

19

35

150

35

118

49

17

184

423

1573

00

00

1573

CRAVEN CC

518

110

599

318

1545

785

257

32

26

41

44

111

492

2037

622

026

2091

DAVIDSON COUNTY CC

434

0971

297

1702

764

391

34

60

57

35

152

648

2350

01

82

29

2462

DURHAM TCC

520

91646

245

2420

32

39

414

13

278

151

43

472

970

3390

09

-1

42

3440

EDGECOMBE CC

113

0803

285

1201

25

54

226

37

172

147

64

383

725

1926

08

14

41952

FAYETTEVILLE TCC

0423

3245

622

4290

91

133

3001

73

516

282

167

965

4263

8553

03

92

13

8661

FORSYTH TCC

213

42265

412

2894

37

138

714

49

145

205

37

387

1325

4219

013

038

4270

GASTON COLLEGE

861

01334

326

2521

23

59

293

34

126

19

24

169

578

3099

53

092

15

3259

GUILFORD TCC

443

856

2483

443

4225

42

174

820

100

173

121

80

374

1510

5735

0126

39

65906

HALIFAX CC

207

0478

307

992

420

155

18

146

21

12

179

376

1368

10

22

25

1416

HAYWOOD CC

0136

687

297

1120

779

254

118

34

22

28

84

542

1662

318

916

1708

ISOTHERMAL CC

387

0514

284

1185

952

430

21

42

40

52

134

646

1831

09

857

1905

JAMES SPRUNT CC

100

117

351

257

825

112

100

19

81

23

42

146

278

1103

02

72

1114

JOHNSTON CC

0278

833

1075

2186

645

289

9105

171

137

413

762

2948

12

42

30

83040

I,ENOIR CC

552

0768

274

1594

546

368

68

188

25

238

451

938

2532

122

43

72605

6 5

1111

1M

INIM

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M a

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.1

CURRICULUM PROGRAMS

EXTENSION

:

CURR.:

COLL GEN. TECH-

VOCA-

SUB-: ACA- AVOCA- OCCUP- PRACT

COLLEGES

TRAN EDUC NICAL TIONAL TOTAL:DEMIC TIONAL TIONAL SKILL

PROGRAMS

:LITERACY

:GED

:ABE

AHS

CED

LIT-:

ERACY:

TOTAL:

.

EXT.:

SUB-:

TOTAL:

.

REG.:

NEW&

BDT.:LRN EXP.

TOTAL:LAB IND.

HRD

:

SELF:

SUPP:

REC.:

TOTAL

MARTIN CC

72

7276

213

568

37

39

89

10

98

21

55

174

349

917

00

51

923

MAYLAND CC

078

382

269

729

786

238

24

70

671

147

502

1231

00

17

81256

MCDOWELL TCC

097

242

211

550

341

148

440

5117

162

358

908

01

12

2923

MITCHELL CC

424

0476

121

1021

19

37

215

12

126

17

54

197

480

1501

638

021

1566

MONTGOMERY CC

022

172

332

526

14

32

78

130

916

55

100

706

10

11

709

NASH CC

211

0607

96

914

10

9279

34

143

15

48

206

538

1452

00

017

1469

PAMLICO CC

012

48

22

82

317

30

49

723

39

93

175

10

12

0188

PIEDMONT CC

024

246

566

836

38

6208

11

80

51

1132

395

1231

034

16

81289

PITT CC

500

01723

398

2621

23

38

252

14

78

21

27

126

453

3074

00

18

63098

RANDOLPH CC

0144

764

93

1001

560

450

23

86

57

44

187

725

1726

10

47

51752

RICHMOND CC

90

0487

236

813

26

26

379

12

228

56

125

409

852

1665

250

31

61754

ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC

058

401

133

592

193

71

37

106

14

26

146

348

940

00

18

4962

ROBESON CC

059

694

304

1057

354

459

36

94

250

77

421

973

2030

034

25

23

2112

ROCKINGHAM CC

420

5541

318

1284

456

227

21

99

60

10

169

477

1761

00

27

21790

ROWAN-CABARRUS CC

183

01209

416

1808

42

69

492

10

79

101

152

332

945

2753

0104

10

34

2901

SAMF 'ON CC

0234

356

168

758

238

196

39

118

44

157

319

594

1352

04

011

1367

SANDHILLS CC

657

28

1092

280

2057

26

52

427

36

94

93

95

282

823

2880

01

12

20

2913

SOUTHEASTERN CC

495

0426

259

1180

638

135

10

44

47

40

131

320

1500

00

24

31527

SOUTHWESTERN CC

0165

771

131

1067

453

281

10

43

49

56

404

1471

01

85

1485

STANLY CC

048

731

216

995

a,3

383

15

147

61

11

219

668

1663

017

12

61698

SURRY CC

529

0969

442

1940

10

58

413

14

20

37

31

88

583

2523

00

16

21

2560

TRI-COUNTY CC

170

0183

152

505

647

63

30

17

o3

20

186

691

00

10

0701

VANCE-GRANVILLE CC

278

0877

544

1699

456

289

18

118

84

43

245

612

2311

0153

13

15

2492

WAKE TCC

322

58

2821

585

3766

94

51

931

26

436

126

40

602

1704

5490

28

70

051

5639

WAYNE CC

497

01231

167

1895

17

42

354

9131

147

26

304

726

2621

13

118

15

2668

WESTERN PIEDMONT CC

435

7874

176

1492

21

63

378

30

54

72

165

291

783

2275

40

23

28

2330

WILKES CC

522

0623

161

1306

23

104

855

33

51

19

88

158

1173

2479

027

22

17

2545

NILSON TCC

044

620

272

936

52

43

219

25

108

17

31

156

495

1431

0103

13

31550

TOTAL 1991-92

15979

5328

52832

18174

92313

1123

3751

21690

1740

6762

3956

3553

14271

42775

135088

171

1238

1030

986

138513

TOTAL 1990-91

146704841

49584

16955

86050

1349

5074

20024

2126

6256

3356

3841

13453

42026

128076

136

1620

909

856

131597

TOTAL 1989-90

13613

427847142

16596

81629

1357

5214

20243

2225

5422

2915

3649

11986

41025

122654

150

2716

679

730

126929

TABLE 13

FTE BY QUARTER

1991-92

01

COLLEGE

QUARTER

TRANSFER

SUMMER

FTE

6,696

PERCENT

7.4%

FALL FTE

20,887

PERCENT

12.9%

WINTER

FTE

18,237

PERCENT

12.5%

SPRING

FTE

18,083

PERCENT

11.6%

AVERAGE ANNUAL

FTE

15,979

PERCENT

11.5%

GEN.

EDUC.

1,838

2.0%

7,804

4.8%

6,433

4.4%

5,219

3.4%

5,328

3.8%

TECH-

NICAL

27,188

29.9%

65,180

40.3%

58,717

40.3%

60,214

38.8%

52,832

38.1%

VOCA-

TIONAL

13,123

14.4%

20,710

12.8%

19,251

13.2%

19,595

12.6%

18,174

13.1%

CURR.

SUB-

TOTAL

48,845

53.6%

114,581

70.9%

102,638

70.4%

103,111

66.4%

92,313

66.6%

*ACA-

DEMIC

1,188

1.3%

1,344

0.8%

1,070

0.7%

1,531

1.0%

1,294

0.9%

**

LIT-

ERACY

12,706

14.0%

14,703

9.1%

14,024

9.6%

15,545

10.0%

14,271

10.3%

AVOCA-

TIONAL

3,353

3.7%

4,217

2.6%

3,183

2.2%

4,216

2.7%

3,751

2.7%

***

OCCUPA-

TIONAL

22,821

25.1%

23,753

14.7%

22,628

15.5%

27,387

17.6%

24,158

17.4%

PRACT.

SKILLS

1,449

1.6%

2,018

1.2%

1,315

0.9%

2,159

1.4%

1,740

1.3%

SELF-

SUPP.

& REC.

687

0.8%

925

0.6%

968

0.7%

1,337

0.9%

986

0.7%

EXT.

SUB-

TOTAL

42,204

46.4%

46,960

29.1%

43,188

29.6%

52,175

33.6%

46,200

33.4%

TOTAL

91,049

161,541

145,826

155,286

138,513

* Includes Academic and Learning Lab FTE.

** Includes Adult High School, ABE, GED,

Compensatory Education FTE.

*** Includes Oc.lupational, New and

Expanding Industry, and HRD FTE.

:3

MI M

IM

INN

-M

I NM

MI

1

1

1

1

TABLE 14AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE BY PROGRAM AREA

1975-76 THROUGH 1991-92

COLLEGEYEAR TRANSFER

1975-76

GEN.

ED.

SPECIALCREDITSTUDENT

TECH-

NICAL

VOCA-TIONAL

CURR.SUB-

TOTALACA-

DEMIC

FUNDA- PREP.MENTAL OR

EXT. DEV.

AVOCA-TIONAL

OCCUPA-TIONALEXT.

PRACT.

SKILLS

SELF-SUPP.

& REC

EXT.

SUB-

TOTAL TOTAL

FTE 8,365 1,480 2,215 38,430 19,116 69,606 6,925 10,679 0 0 24,285 0 1,493 43,382 112,988

PERCENT 7.4% 1.3% 2.0% 34.0% 16.9% 61.6% 6.1% 9.5% 0.0% 0.0% 21.5% 0.0% 1.3% 38.4%

1976-77FTE 7,641 1,689 2,594 35,151 18,312 65,387 6,190 9,907 0 0 24,094 0 1,011 41,202 106,589

PERCENT 7.2% 1.6% 2.4% 33.0% 17.2% 61.3% 5.8% 9.3% 0.0% 0.0% 22.6% 0.0% 0.9% 38.7%

1977-78

FTE 7,127 1,744 3,056 35,013 18,831 65,771 6,979 11,605 0 0 29,533 0 970 49,087 114,858PERCENT 6.2% 1.5% 2.7% 30.5% 16.4% 57.3% 6.1% 10.1% 0.0% 0.0% 25.7% 0.0% 0.8% 42.7%

1978-79

FTE 7,830 2,279 1,847 36,359 20,232 68,547 10,775 9,846 0 0 34,762 0 1,233 56,616 125,163PERCENT 6.3% 1.8% 1.5% 29.0% 16.2% 54.8% 8.6% 7.9% 0.0% 0.0% 27.8% 0.0% 1.0% 45.2%

1979-80

FTE 8,706 2,791 0 38,341 20,465 70,303 11,955 8,779 0 0 30,981 0 473 52,188 122,491PERCENT 7.1% 2.3% 0.0% 31.3% 16.7% 57.4% 9.8% 7.2% 0.0% 0.0% 25.3% 0.0% 0.4% 42.6%

1980-81

FTE 9,218 3,133 0 40,601 21,226 74,178 13,361 9,204 0 0 29,260 0 423 52,248 126,426PERCENT 7.3% 2.5% 0.0% 32.1% 16.8% 58.7% 10.6% 7.3% 0.0% 0.0% 23.1% 0.0% 0.3% 41.3%

1981-82FTE 9,275 3,339 0 43,410 21,552 77,576 12,290 9,447 0 0 28,834 0 369 50,940 128,516PERCENT 7.2% 2.6% 0.0% 33.8% 16.8% 60.4% 9.6% 7.4% 0.0% 0.0% 22.4% 0.0% 0.3% 39.6%

1982-83

FTE 9,163 3,351 0 45,576 22,266 80,356 2,468 0 12,012 7,308 19,537 6,984 703 49,012 129,368PERCENT 7.1% 2.6% 0.0% 35.2% 17.2% 62.1% 1.9% 0.0% 9.3% 5.6% 15.1% 5.4% 0.5% 37.9%

1983-84

FTE 8,691 3,578 0 44,947 20,442 77,658 3,069 0 12,777 5,251 21,404 4,186 554 47,241 124,899PERCENT 7.0% 2.9% 0.0% 36.0% 16.4% 62.2% 2.5% 0.0% 10.2% 4.2% 17.1% 3.4% 0.4% 37.8%

1984-85

FTE 8,561 2,942 0 43,722 18,663 73,888 4,165 0 11,915 6,104 21,894 2,746 549 47,373 121,261PERCENT 7.1% 2.4% 0.0% 36.1% 15.4% 60.9% 3.4% 0.0% 9.8% 5.0% 18.1% 2.3% 0.5% 39.1%

1985-86

FTE 9,261 3,153 0 45,789 20,355 78,558 3,138 0 14,849 7,599 22,079 3,618 505 51,788 130,346PERCENT 7.1% 2.4% 0.0% 35.1% 15.6% 60.3% 2.4% 0.0% 11.4% 5.8% 16.9% 2.8% 0.4% 39.7%

1986-87

FTE 9,574 3,487 0 45,035 19,838 77,934 2,710 0 14,856 7,279 19,962 3,159 468 48,434 126,368PERCENT 7.6% 2.8% 0.0% 35.6% 15.7% 61.7% 2.1% 0.0% 11.8% 5.8% 15.8% 2.5% 0.4% 38.3%

1987-88

FTE 10,142 3,888 0 43,662 17,825 75,517 1,438 0 12,652 4,799 19,642 1,855 386 40,772 116,289PERCENT 8.7% 3.3% 0.0% 37.5% 15.3% 64.9% 1.2% 0.0% 10.9% 4.1% 16.9% 1.6% 0.3% 35.1%

1988-89 LITERACYFTE 11,736 3,897 0 45,211 17,092 77,936 1,278 0 12,756 4,716 21,293 1,869 587 42,499 120,435PERCENT 9.7% 3.2% 0.0% 37.5% 14.2% 64.7% 1.1% 0.0% 10.6% 3.9% 17.7% 1.6% 0.5% 35.3%




47 70

CURRICULUMTHREE QUARTER BUDGET FTE

FALL 91, WINTER 92, SPRING 92

TABLE 15

COLLEGES FALL WINTER SPRING

1991-92BUDGET

FTE

1990-91BUDGET

FTE

1989-90BUDGET

FTE

ALAMANCE CC 2540 2374 1870 2261 2138 1930ANSON CC 524 497 527 516 502 469ASHEVILLEBUNCOMBETCC 3052 2596 2692 2780 2461 2226BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 1240 1025 996 1087 1033 968BLADEN CC 832 580 584 665 596 553BLUE RIDGE CC 1245 1112 1094 1150 1139 995BRUNSWICK CC 646 609 561 605 554 522CALDWELL CC & TI 2013 1758 1732 1834 1664 1622CAPE FEAR CC 2409 2226 2134 2256 2163 1970CARTERET CC 1273 1079 1097 1150 1062 1051CATAWBA VALLEY CC 2758 2341 2361 2487 2350 2169CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 2509 2243 1990 2247 2268 2161CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 9873 9207 9871 9650 9494 8897CLEVELAND CC 1136 1067 1055 1086 1032 963COASTAL CAROLINA CC 3077 2671 2851 2866 2626 2736COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 1509 1343 1294 1382 1218 1287CRAVEN CC 1890 1665 1791 1782 1649 1679DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 2129 1943 1867 1980 1891 1806DURHAM TCC 3241 2564 2769 2858 2742 2565EDGECOMBE CC 1376 1327 1426 1376 1198 1066FAYETTEVILLE TCC 5425 4579 5296 5100 4425 4611FORSYTH TCC 3550 3024 3162 3245 3098 3080GASTON COLLEGE 3089 2885 2838 2937 2766 2589GUILFORD TCC 5567 4746 4579 4964 4792 4531HALIFAX CC 1207 1145 1157 1170 972 916HAYWOOD CC 1335 1287 1193 1272 1148 1085ISOTHERMAL CC 1497 1318 1335 1383 1313 1199JAMES SPRUNT CC 1041 894 908 948 886 809JOHNSTON CC 2559 2285 2288 2377 2044 1850LENOIR CC 2044 1881 1822 1916 1803 1807MARTIN CC 667 659 705 677 624 540MAYLAND CC 865 800 784 816 745 703MCDOWELL TCC 702 576 596 625 592 516MITCHELL CC 1280 1152 1114 1182 1101 1055MONTGOMERY CC 508 518 643 556 524 502NASH CC 1128 1070 1077 1092 978 911PAMLICO CC 107 97 97 100 93 102PIEDMONT CC 1106 893 896 965 873 777PITT CC 3343 2944 2922 3070 2794 2520RANDOLPH CC 1348 1240 914 1167 1127 1134RICHMOND CC 979 943 939 954 881 803ROANOKECHOWAN CC 696 677 661 678 659 642ROBESON CC 1366 1193 1291 1283 1243 1116ROCKINGHAM CC 1627 1444 1352 1474 1351 1315ROWANCABARRUS CC 2403 2050 2047 2167 1914 1785SAMPSON CC 889 883 910 894 812 731SANDHILLS CC 2516 2344 2220 2360 2315 2168SOUTHEASTERN CC 1469 1353 1410 1411 1403 1308SOUTHWESTERN CC 1275 1181 1254 1237 1105 1008STANLY CC 1225 1148 1068 1147 1058 1002SURRY CC 2334 2151 2154 2213 2134 1972TRICOUNTY CC 590 523 535 549 573 565VANCEGRANVILLE CC 2079 1855 1949 1961 1752 1608WAKE TCC 4530 4108 4087 4242 3691 3488WAYNE CC 2293 2225 2189 2236 2004 1842WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1899 1670 1670 1746 1756 1687WILKES CC 1699 1548 1456 1568 1539 1431WILSON TCC 1072 1122 1031 1075 997 955

TOTAL 1991-92 114581 102638 10:s111 106777TOTAL 1990-91 107820 95637 95533 99663TOTAL 1989-90 103340 90638 89228 94302

48

1

1

CURRICULUMTHREE QUARTER BUDGET FTE

(RANKED BY 1991-92 BUDGET FTE COLUMN)FALL 91, WINTER 92, SPRING 92

TABLE 15A

RANK COLLEGES FALL WINTER SPRING

1991-92BUDGET

FTE

1990-91BUDGET

FTE

1989-90BUDGET

FTE

1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 9873 9207 9871 9650 9494 88972 FAYETTEVILLE ICC 5425 4579 5296 5100 4425 46113 GUILFORD TCC 5567 4746 4579 4964 4792 45314 WAKE TCC 4530 4108 4087 4242 3691 34885 FORSYTH TCC 3550 3024 3162 3245 3098 30806 PITT CC 3343 2944 2922 3070 2794 25207 GASTON COLLEGE 3089 2885 2838 2937 2766 25898 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 3077 2671 2851 2866 2626 27369 DURHAM TCC 3241 2564 2769 2858 2742 2565

10 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 3052 2596 2692 2780 2461 222611 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 2758 2341 2361 2487 2350 216912 JOHNSTON CC 2559 2285 2288 2377 2044 185013 SANDHILLS CC 2516 2344 2220 2360 2315 216814 ALAMANCE CC 2540 2374 1870 2261 2138 193015 CAPE FEAR CC 2409 2226 2134 2256 2163 197016 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 2509 2243 1990 2247 2268 216117 WAYNE CC 2293 2225 2189 2236 2004 184218 SURRY CC 2334 2151 2154 2213 2134 197219 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 2403 2050 2047 2167 1914 178520 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 2129 1943 1867 1980 1891 180621 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 2079 1855 1949 1961 1752 160822 LENOIR CC 2044 1881 1822 1916 1803 180723 CALDWELL CC & TI 2013 1758 1732 1834 1664 162224 CRAVEN CC 1890 1665 1791 1782 1649 167925 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1899 1670 1670 1746 1756 168726 WILKES CC 1699 1548 1456 1568 1539 143127 ROCKINGHAM CC 1627 1444 1352 1474 1351 131528 SOUTHEASTERN CC 1469 1353 1410 1411 1403 130829 ISOTHERMAL CC 1497 1318 1335 1383 1313 119930 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 1509 1343 1294 1382 1218 128731 EDGECOMBE CC 1376 1327 1426 1376 1198 106632 ROBESON CC 1366 1193 1291 1283 1243 111633 HAYWOOD CC 1335 1287 1193 1272 1148 108534 SOUTHWESTERN CC 1275 1181 1254 1237 1105 100835 MITCHELL CC 1280 1152 1114 1182 1101 105536 HALIFAX CC 1207 1145 1157 1170 972 91637 RANDOLPH CC 1348 1240 914 1167 1127 113438 BLUE RIDGE CC 1245 1112 1094 1150 1139 99539 CARTERET CC 1273 1079 1097 1150 1062 105140 STANLY CC 1225 1148 1068 1147 1058 100241 NASH CC 1128 1070 1077 1092 978 91142 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 1240 1025 996 1087 1033 96843 CLEVELAND CC 1136 1067 1055 1086 1032 96344 WILSON TCC 1072 1122 1031 1075 997 95545 PIEDMONT CC 1106 893 896 965 873 . 77746 RICHMOND CC 979 943 939 954 an 80347 JAMES SPRUNT CC 1041 894 908 948 886 80948 SAMPSON CC 889 883 910 894 812 73149 MAYLAND CC 865 800 784 816 745 70350 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 696 677 661 678 659 64251 MARTIN CC 667 659 705 677 624 54052 BLADEN CC 832 580 584 665 596 55353 MCDOWELL TCC 702 576 596 625 592 51654 BRUNSWICK CC 646 609 561 605 554 52255 MONTGOMERY CC 508 518 643 556 524 50256 TRI-COUNTY CC 590 523 535 549 573 56557 ANSON CC 524 497 527 516 502 46958 PAMLICO CC 107 97 97 100 93 102

TOTAL 1991-92 114581 102638 103111 106777TOTAL 1990-91 107820 95637 95533 99663TOTAL 1989-90 103040 90638 89228 94302

49Pi

OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSIONFOUR QUARTER BUDGET FTE

SPRING 91, SUMMER 91, FALL 91, WINTER 92

1991-9290-91 91-92 91-92 91-92 BUGDET

COLLEGES SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER FTE

TABLE 16

1990-91 1989-90BUDGET BUDGET

FTE FTE

ALAMANCE CC 952 819 794 905 868 914 846ANSON CC 204 143 111 128 146 190 154ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 553 306 460 291 403 338 288BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 364 353 347 255 329 288 234ELADEN CC 99 70 66 86 60 66 50BLUE RIDGE CC 356 364 382 215 329 311 317BRUNSWICK CC 217 203 197 249 217 191 171CALDWELL CC & TI 341 295 345 335 329 296 258CAPE FEAR CC 467 246 300 372 346 364 333CARTERET CC 198 110 138 174 155 177 162CATAWBA VALLEY CC 441 381 372 297 373 359 273CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 557 470 400 458 471 468 373CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 780 435 455 631 575 633 507CLEVELAND CC 215 156 118 88 144 148 150COASTAL CAROLINA CC 636 402 603 528 543 436 347COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 185 129 177 135 157 175 156CRAVEN CC 286 311 220 188 251 194 174DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 397 290 343 408 360 273 254DURHAM TCC 579 274 405 475 433 460 409EDGECOMBE CC 102 227 157 242 182 222 167FAYETTEVILLE TCC 1609 3546 2738 2719 2653 2177 268SFORSYTH TCC 655 609 689 751 676 655 582GASTON COLLEGE 440 293 344 240 329 328 303GUILFORD TCC 782 720 896 785 796 851 781HALIFAX CC 137 123 138 181 145 167 101HAYWOOD CC 386 264 213 223 272 280 280ISOTHERMAL CC 474 363 455 420 428 585 565JAMES SPRUNT CC 153 69 110 84 104 97 74JOHNSTON CC 273 259 269 308 277 264 232LENOIR CC 483 398 372 354 402 299 282MARTIN CC 113 SI 39 131 91 71 69MAYLAND CC 265 299 271 173 252 163 185MCDOWELL TCC 52 78 134 294 140 123 117MITCHELL CC 263 184 227 207 220 275 337MONTGOMERY CC 97 42 72 91 76 94 74NASH CC 326 255 311 237 282 266 312PAMLICO CC 45 24 34 26 32 42 38PIEDMONT CC 267 138 262 192 215 211 146PITT CC 275 237 213 255 245 276 Z94RANDOLPH CC 440 464 465 403 443 412 403RICHMOND CC 384 384 371 398 384 338 300ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 70 55 63 99 72 81 75ROBESON CC 447 524 407 412 448 384 353ROCKINGHAM CC 318 215 203 227 241 230 169ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 608 470 501 423 500 490 433SAMPSON CC 221 196 173 210 200 155 198SANDHILLS CC 528 352 463 460 451 444 399SOUTHEASTERN CC 126 149 162 150 147 126 150SOUTHWESTERN CC 353 217 319 235 281 254 230STANLY CC 436 323 443 351 388 351 376SURRY CC 372 400 360 394 382 379 377TRI-COUNTY CC 150 57 98 110 104 94 91VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 296 190 336 253 269 215 209WAKE TCC 1084 1079 834 726 931 862 804WAYNE CC 414 263 403 325 351 343 275WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 285 280 442 394 350 368 374WILKES CC 1043 748 1056 841 922 842 957WILSON TCC 241 195 217 215 217 221 213

TOTAL 1991-92 22840 20527 21493 20757 21407TOTAL 1990-91 24022 19349 19664 18203 20316TOTAL 1989-90 20908 19971 20244 16711 19469

50

11

I

il

11

II

11

11

11

1

I1

1

OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSIONFOUR QUARTER BUDGET FTE

(RANKED BY 1991-92 BUDGET FTE COLUMN)SPRING 91, SUMMER 91, FALL 91, WINTER 92

TABLE 16A

RANK COLLEGES

2 WAKE TCC1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC

3 WILKES CC4 ALAMANCE CC5 GUILFORD TCC6 FORSYTH ICC7 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC8 COASTAL CAROLINA CC9 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC

10 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC11 SANDHILLS CC12 ROBESON CC13 RANDOLPH CC14 DURHAM TCC15 ISOTHERMAL CC15 ASHEVILLE.-BUNCOMBETCC17 LENOIR CC18 STANLY CC19 RICHMOND CC20 SURRY CC21 CATAWBA VALLEY CC22 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC23 WAYNE CC24 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC25 CAPE FEAR CC26 CALDWELL CC a TI27 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC28 BLUE RIDGE CC29 GASTON COLLEGE30 NASH CC31 SOUTHWESTERN CC32 JOHNSTON CC33 HAYWOOD CC34 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC35 MAYLAND CC36 CRAVEN CC37 PITT CC38 ROCKINGHAM CC39 MITCHELL CC40 BRUNSWICK CC41 WILSON ICC42 PIEDMONT CC43 SAMPSON CC44 EDGECOMBE CC45 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE46 CARTERET CC47 SOUTHEASTERN CC48 ANSON CC49 HALIFAX CC50 CLEVELAND CC51 MCDOWELL TCC52 TRI-COUNTY CC53 JAMES SPRUNT CC54 MARTIN CC55 BLADEN CC56 MONTGOMERY CC57 ROAMOKE-.CHOWAN CC58 PAMLICO CC

TOTAL 1991-92TOTAL 1990-.91TOTAL 1989.-90

90-91SPRING

1609108410439527826557806366085575 284474405794745534834363843724413974142354673413643564403263532733862962652862753182632172412672211021851981262041372155215015311399977045

228402402220908

91-92SUMMER

354610797488197206094354024704703525244642743633063983233844003812902632802462953533642932552172592641902993112372151842031951381962271291101491431231567857698170425524

205271934919971

1991-9291.-92 91-92 BUGDETFALL WINTER FTE

2738 2719 2653834 726 9311056 841 922794 905 868896 785 796689 751 676455 631 575603 528 543501 423 500400 458 47 1463 460 451407 412 448465 403 443405 475 433455 420 428460 291 403372 354 402443 351 388371 398 384360 394 382372 297 373343 408 360403 325 351442 394 350300 372 346345 335 329347 255 329382 215 329344 240 329311 237 282319 235 281269 308 277213 223 272335 253 269271 173 252220 188 251213 255 245203 227 241227 207 220197 249 217217 215 217262 192 215173 210 200157 242 182177 135 157138 174 155162 150 147111 128 146138 181 145118 88 144134 294 140

ig110 104

l 84 10439 131 9166 8672 91 7663 99

80

7234 26 32

21493 20757 21407196G4 1820320244 16711

1990-91BUDGET

FTE

217786284291485165563343649046844438441246058533829935133837935927334336836429628831132826625426428021516319427623027519122121115522217517712619016714812394977166948142

20316

1989-90BUDGET

FTE

268880495784678158250734743337339935340340956528828237630037727325427537433325823431730331223023228020918517429416933717121314619816715616215015410115011791746950747538

19469

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TABLE 17

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE

COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL

ALAMANCE CC o 0 o 0 o o oANSON CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 67 426 363 358 304 191 97BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 38 224 188 190 160 165 163BLADEN CC o 0 o o o o 0

BLUE RIDGE CC 46 284 241 205 194 176 144

BRUNSWICK CC o o 0 o o o 0

CALDWELL CC & TI 266 738 610 622 559 564 510CAPE FEAR CC o o o 0 o o o

CARTERET CC 0 0 0 o 0 o oCATAWBA VALLEY CC 165 524 448 403 385 339 246CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 0 0 o 0 o 0 0

CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1365 3011 2840 2917 2533 2527 2234CLEVELAND CC 131 208 191 193 181 165 146

COASTAL CAROLINA CC 634 1418 1208 1261 1130 958 1011COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 96 534 467 424 380 336 415CRAVEN CC 233 680 575 585 sla 474 466DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 174 591 499 470 434 482 485DURHAM TCC 159 719 590 610 520 525 432EDGECOMBE CC 43 154 121 133 113 102 78

FAYETTEVILLE TCC 0 0 0 0 o 0 o

FORSYTH TCC 42 290 258 261 213 182 114

GASTON COLLEGE 475 1080 962 925 861 827 756

GUILFORD ICC 97 539 538 599 443 323 329HALIFAX CC 47 290 253 238 207 144 163

HAYWOOD CC o 0 0 0 0 o o

ISOTHERMAL CC 168 499 445 437 387 390 354JAMES SPRUNT CC 46 116 109 129 100 91 loa

JOHNSTON CC 0 0 o o o 0 o

LENOIR CC 182 741 660 623 552 517 500MARTIN CC 15 92 sa 91 72 63 66

MAYLAND CC 0 o o 0 o o o

MCDOWELL TCC 0 0 0 0 o 0 0

MITCHELL CC 213 566 456 459 424 405 402MONTGOMERY CC 0 o o o 0 o o

NASH CC 68 285 246 246 211 162 140

PAMLICO CC o 0 0 0 o o oPIEDMONT CC 0 0 o o o o oPITT CC 162 777 501 560 500 481 446RANDOLPH CC 0 0 0 0 o o 0RICHMOND CC 22 113 107 118 90 95 72ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 o o o o o oROBESON CC 0 0 0 0 o 0 o

ROCKINGHAM CC 154 587 494 446 420 396 400ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 13 253 245 220 183 78 51SAMPSON CC 0 0 0 0 o o oSANDHILLS CC 304 882 742 701 657 687 691SOUTHEASTERN CC 173 664 582 560 495 462 436SOUTHWESTERN CC 0 0 o 0 o o 0STANLY CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SURRY CC 277 661 593 584 529 536 482TRI-COUNTY CC 117 201 174 189 170 164 143VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 122 372 308 310 278 261 201WAKE TCC 0 481 423 383 322 0 oWAYNE CC 202 636 578 572 497 474 482WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 193 556 514 475 435 429 427WILKES CC 187 695 620 586 522 499 423WILSON TCC o o o o o o 0


52

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COLLEGE TRANSFER PROGRAM FTE TABLE 17A(RANKED BY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)

RANK COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING

1991-92 1990-91AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL

1989-90AVERAGEANNUAL

1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1365 3011 Z840 2917 2533 2527 22342 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 634 1418 1208 1261 1130 958 10113 GASTON COLLEGE 475 1080 962 925 861 827 7564 SANDHILLS CC 304 882 742 701 657 687 6915 CALDWELL CC & TI 266 738 610 622 559 564 5106 LENOIR CC 182 741 660 623 552 517 5007 SURRY CC 277 661 593 584 529 536 4828 WILKES CC 187 695 620 586 522 499 4239 DURHAM TCC 159 719 590 610 520 525 432

10 CRAVEN CC 233 680 575 585 518 474 46611 PITT CC 162 777 501 560 500 481 44612 WAYNE CC 202 636 578 572 497 474 48213 SOUTHEASTERN CC 173 664 582 560 495 462 43614 GUILFORD TCC 97 539 538 599 443 323 32915 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 193 556 514 475 435 429 42716 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 174 591 499 470 434 482 48517 MITCHELL CC 213 566 456 459 424 405 40218 ROCKINGHAM CC 154 587 494 446 420 396 40019 ISOTHERMAL CC 168 499 445 437 387 390 35420 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 165 524 448 403 385 339 24621 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 96 534 467 424 380 336 41522 WAKE TCC 0 481 423 383 322 0 023 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 67 426 363 358 304 191 9724 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 122 372 308 310 278 261 20125 FORSYTH TCC 42 290 258 261 213 182 11426 NASH CC 68 285 246 246 211 162 14027 HALIFAX CC 47 290 253 238 207 144 16328 BLUE RIDGE CC 46 284 241 205 194 176 14429 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 13 253 245 220 183 78 5130 CLEVELAND CC 131 208 191 193 181 165 14631 TRI-COUNTY CC 117 201 174 189 170 164 14332 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 38 224 188 190 160 165 16333 EDGECOMBE CC 43 154 121 133 113 102 7834 JAMES SPRUNT CC 46 116 109 129 100 91 10835 RICHMOND CC 22 113 107 118 90 95 7236 MARTIN CC 15 92 88 91 72 63 6637 PAMLICO CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 038 PIEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 039 MCDOWELL TCC 0 0 0 0 0 0 040 RANDOLPH CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 041 MONTGOMERY CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 042 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 043 ROBESON CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 044 FAYETTEVILLE TCC, 0 0 0 0 0 0 045 JOHNSTON CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 046 SAMPSON CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 047 MAYLAND CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 048 ALAMANCE CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 049 SOUTHWESTERN CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 050 STANLY CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 051 BRUNSWICK CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 052 HAYWOOD CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 053 CARTERET CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 054 CAPE FEAR CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 055 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 056 ANSON CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 057 BLADEN CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 058 WILSON ICC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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COLLEGES

ALAMANCE CCANSON CCASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCCBEAUFORT COUNTY CCBLADEN CC

SUMMER

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54

FALL W/NTER SPRING

535 478 13155 45 45

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222 178 177

1991-92 1990-91 1989-90AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL

3,19 248 1383; 35 30

0 o oo 1 1

158 166 145BLUE RIDGE CCBRUNSWICK CCCALDWELL CC & TICAPE FEAR CCCARTERET CCCATAWBA VALLEY CCCENTRAL CAROLINA CCCENTRAL PIEDMONT CCCLEVELAND CCCOASTAL CAROLINA CCCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLECRAVEN CCDAVIDSON COUNTY CCDURHAM TCCEDGECOMBE CCFAYETTEVILLE TCCFORSYTH TCCGASTON COLLEGEGUILFORD TCCHALIFAX CCHAYWOOD CCISOTHERMAL CCJAMES SPRUNT CCJOHNSTON CCLENOIR CCMARTIN CCMAYLAND CCMCDOWELL TCCMITCHELL CCMONTGOMERY CCNASH CCPAMLICO CCPIEDMONT CCPITT CCRANDOLPH CCRICHMOND CCROANOKE-CHOWAN CCROBESON CCROCKINGHAM CCROWAN-CABARRUS CCSAMPSON CCSANDHILLS CCSOUTHEASTERN CCSOUTHWESTERN CCSTANLY CCSURRY CCTRI-COUNTY CCVANCE-GRANVILLE CCWAKE TCCWAYNE CCWESTERN PIEDMONT CCWILKES CCWILSON TCC

TOTAL 1991-92TOTAL 1990-91TOTAL 1989-90

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GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM FTE TABLE 18A(RANKED BY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)

RANK COLLEGES

1 GUILFORD TCC2 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC3 CAPE FEAR CC4 FAYETTEVILLE TCC5 ALAMANCE CC6 JOHNSTON CC7 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC8 SAMPSON CC9 CARTERET CC

10 SOUTHWESTERN CC11 BLADEN CC12 RANDOLPH CC13 HAYWOOD CC14 JAMES SPRUNT CC15 CRAVEN CC16 BRUNSWICK CC17 MCDOWELL TCC18 MAYLAND CC19 ROBESON CC20 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC21 WAKE TCC22 STANLY CC23 WILSON TCC24 ANSON CC25 SANDHILLS CC26 PIEDMONT CC27 MONTGOMERY CC28 CLEVELAND CC29 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE30 PAMLICO CC31 DURHAM TCC32 MARTIN CC33 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC34 ROCKINGHAM CC35 FORSYTH TCC36 NASH CC37 LENOIR CC38 CATAWBA VALLEY CC39 PITT CC40 BLUE RIDGE CC41 RICHMOND CC42 EDGECOMBE CC43 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC44 MITCHELL CC45 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC46 CALDWELL CC & TI47 HALIFAX CC48 SOUTHEASTERN CC49 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC50 ISOTHERMAL CC51 SURRY CC52 TRI-COUNTY CC53 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC54 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC55 WAYNE CC56 COASTAL CAROLINA CC57 WILKES CC58 GASTON COLLEGE

SUMMER

1715156614990142307249445437425284226335317101

22181

231251

51

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FALL WINTER SPRING

1379 1010 864922 664 809690 641 638698 509 336535 478 131381 319 270450 405 118297 289 276246 194 201215 192 209222 178 177283 255 1176 171 154149 135 131142 112 102142 138 121132 94 9897 85 9385 69 8075 65 7785 61 7591 94 456 45 5555 45 4532 38 3242 41 1219 20 2626 20 1921 19 1720 16 1211 7 1210 a 8

a 9 a6 4 64 3 2o o oo o 01 o o0 o oo o oo o 0o o o0 o oo o oo o oo 0 oo o oo o oo o oo o oo o oo o oo o o1 o oo o oo o oo o oo o o


856 596 424728 824 926509 395 350423 382 437309 248 138278 278 223251 228 190234 203 163172 144 157165 110 108158 166 145144 141 125136 123 115117 92 48110 96 108106 94 7797 91 7578 73 6?59 73 5558 47 2958 103 a48 49 5544 55 4937 35 3028 49 2324 21 2022 26 2619 20 1016 13 1512 12 179 7 67 13 87 7 105 4 54 20 20o o 2o 0 0o o 3o o oo o oo 1 11o o oo o oo o oo 1 oo o oo o oo o oo o oo o oo o 4o o 0o o oo 1 1o o oo o oo 0 oo o o


COLLEGES

TECHNICAL PROGRAM FTE1991-92

SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING

TABLE 19


ALAMANCE CC 937 1653 1573 1419 1396 1395 1372ANSON CC 17 272 268 250 202 184 177ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 935 2296 1912 2032 1794 1679 1590BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 192 726 557 548 506 485 452BLADEN CC 28 127 116 132 101 78 72BLUE RIDGE CC 279 558 510 512 465 479 433BRUNSWICK CC 60 272 242 217 198 197 205CALDWELL CC & TI 446 945 865 835 773 674 667CAPE FEAR CC 550 1346 1250 1177 1081 1133 1031CARTERET CC 328 768 654 670 605 539 505CATAWBA VALLEY CC 949 1888 1574 1601 1503 1402 1289CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 508 1370 1238 1263 1095 1097 1087CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 2530 5008 4766 5221 4381 4069 3846CLEVELAND CC 234 531 489 483 434 378 375COASTAL CAROLINA CC 416 1148 1013 1115 923 942 1006COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 212 746 644 620 556 473 437CRAVEN CC 224 745 658 769 599 568 565DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 459 1202 1131 1093 971 869 761DURHAM TCC 750 2205 1727 1901 1646 1522 1474EDGECOMBE CC 482 862 906 961 803 715 635FAYETTEVILLE TCC 1259 4010 3412 4297 3245 2743 2772FORSYTH TCC 1456 2778 2336 2488 2265 2155 2123GASTON COLLEGE 590 1673 1533 1540 1334 1243 1168GUILFORD TCC 1449 3169 2703 2612 2483 2743 2727HALIFAX CC 214 573 546 577 478 407 375HAYWOOD CC 406 820 799 722 687 646 ssaISOTHERMAL CC 211 674 569 600 514 488 446JAMES SPRUNT CC 152 495 388 371 351 317 311JOHNSTON CC 557 1016 914 846 833 799 717LENOIR CC 262 985 925 898 768 742 752MARTIN CC 99 328 332 346 276 253 196MAYLAND CC 208 477 438 406 382 323 320MCDOWELL TCC 116 328 270 255 242 229 207MITCHELL CC 220 587 563 532 476 405 376MONTGOMERY CC 122 157 144 264 172 156 143NASH CC 265 718 709 734 607 557 542PAMLICO CC 13 63 59 57 48 40 37PIEDMONT CC 123 310 2Ci0 292 246 224 185PITT CC 862 2084 2001 1941 1723 1506 1355RANDOLPH CC 394 955 884 824 764 726 743RICHMOND CC 224 604 566 554 487 443 408ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 238 462 449 454 401 412 383ROBESON CC 263 873 799 842 694 631 554ROCKINGHAM CC 311 691 573 588 541 518 449ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 347 1649 1393 1446 1209 1078 1069SAMPSON CC 149 416 407 452 356 380 360SANDHILLS CC 631 1297 1249 1190 1092 999 942SOUTHEASTERN CC 170 549 480 503 426 445 425SOUTHWESTERN CC 437 907 843 897 771 734 666STANLY CC 353 914 842 815 731 655 603SURRY CC 491 1173 1112 1098 969 922 852TRI-COUNTY CC 101 227 207 196 183 193 203VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 444 1091 991 982 877 741 684WAKE TCC 1981 3307 2997 2999 2821 2678 2586WAYNE CC 580 1477 1453 1412 1231 1133 990WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 422 1122 993 960 874 827 788WILKES CC 224 823 736 710 623 636 591WILSON TCC 308 730 748 695 620 579 557


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TECHNICAL PROGRAM FTE TABLE 19A(RANKED BY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)



1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 2530 5008 4766 5221 4381 4069 38462 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 1259 4010 3412 4297 3245 2743 27723 WAKE TCC 1981 3307 2997 2999 2821 2678 25864 GUILFORD TCC 14(t9 3169 2703 2612 2483 2743 27275 FORSYTH TCC 1456 2778 2336 2488 2265 2155 21236 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 935 2296 1912 2032 1794 1679 15907 PITT CC 862 2084 2002 1941 1723 1506 13558 DURHAM TCC 750 2205 1727 1901 1646 1522 14749 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 949 1888 1574 1601 1503 1402 1289

10 ALAMANCE CC 937 1653 1573 1419 1396 1395 137211 GASTON COLLEGE 590 1673 1533 1540 1334 1243 116812 WAYNE CC 580 1477 1453 1412 1231 1133 99013 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 347 1649 1393 1446 1209 1078 106914 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 508 1370 1238 1263 1095 1097 108715 SANDHILLS CC 631 1297 1249 1190 1092 999 94216 CAPE FEAR CC 550 1346 1250 1177 1081 1133 103117 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 459 1202 1131 1093 971 869 76118 SURRY CC 491 1173 1112 1098 969 922 85219 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 416 1148 1013 1115 923 942 100620 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 444 1091 991 982 877 741 68421 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 422 1122 993 960 874 827 78822 JOHNSTON CC 557 1016 914 846 833 799 71723 EDGECOMBE CC 482 862 906 961 803 715 63524 CALDWELL CC & T/ 446 945 865 835 773 674 66725 SOUTHWESTERN CC 437 907 843 E97 771 734 66626 LENOIR CC 262 985 925 898 768 742 75227 RANDOLPH CC 394 955 884 824 764 726 74328 STANLY CC 353 914 842 815 731 655 60329 ROBESON CC 263 873 799 842 694 631 55430 HAYWOOD CC 406 820 799 722 687 646 55831 WILKES CC 224 823 736 710 623 636 59132 WILSON TCC 308 730 748 695 620 579 55733 NASH CC 265 718 709 734 607 557 54234 CARTERET CC 328 768 654 670 605 539 50535 CRAVEN CC 224 745 658 769 599 568 56536 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 212 746 644 620 556 473 43737 ROCKINGHAM CC 311 691 573 588 541 518 44938 ISOTHERMAL CC 211 674 569 600 514 488 44639 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 192 726 557 548 506 485 45240 RICHMOND CC 224 604 566 554 487 443 40841 HALIFAX CC 214 573 546 577 478 407 37542 MITCHELL CC 220 587 563 532 476 405 37643 BLUE RIDGE CC 279 558 510 512 465 479 43344 CLEVELAND CC 234 531 489 483 434 378 37545 SOUTHEASTERN CC 170 549 480 503 426 445 42546 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 238 462 449 454 401 412 38347 MAYLAND CC 208 477 438 406 382 323 32048 SAMPSON CC 149 416 407 452 356 380 36049 JAMES SPRUNT CC 152 495 388 371 351 317 31150 MARTIN CC 99 328 332 346 276 253 19651 PIEDMONT CC 123 310 260 292 246 224 18552 MCDOWELL TCC 116 328 270 255 242 229 20153 ANSON CC 17 272 268 250 202 184 17754 BRUNSWICK CC 60 272 242 217 198 197 20555 TRI-COUNTY CC 101 227 207 196 183 193 20356 MONTGOMERY CC 122 157 144 264 172 156 14357 BLADEN CC 28 127 116 132 101 78 7258 PAMLICO CC 13 63 59 57 48 40 37


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COLLEGES

VOCATIONAL PROGRAM FTE1991-92



TABLE 20


ALAMANCE CC 197 352 323 320 298 233 220ANSON CC 108 197 184 232 180 189 179ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 216 330 321 302 292 264 266BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 172 289 280 258 250 200 202BLADEN CC 208 483 286 275 313 275 267BLUE RIDGE CC 245 403 361 377 347 330 298BRUNSWICK CC 120 232 229 223 201 173 162CALDWELL CC & TI 165 330 283 275 263 194 216CAPE FEAR CC 235 373 335 319 316 301 272CARTERET CC 202 259 231 226 230 248 250CATAWBA VALLEY CC 331 345 319 357 338 344 364CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 508 689 600 609 601 655 602CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 545 932 937 924 835 819 729CLEVELAND CC 320 371 367 360 355 377 365COASTAL CAROLINA CC 301 511 450 475 434 393 372COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 137 208 213 233 198 192 201CRAVEN CC 295 323 320 335 318 303 338DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 236 336 313 304 297 269 298DURHAM TCC 186 306 240 246 245 269 276EDGECOMBE CC 147 360 300 332 285 228 215FAYETTEVILLE TCC 448 717 658 663 622 624 716FORSYTH TCC 329 478 427 411 412 422 473GASTON COLLEGE 204 336 390 373 326 289 306GUILFORD TCC 292 480 495 504 443 438 418HALIFAX CC 196 344 346 342 307 284 253HAYWOOD CC 214 339 317 317 297 253 285ISOTHERMAL CC 208 324 304 298 284 248 235JAMES SPRUNT CC 209 281 262 277 257 266 242JOHNSTON CC 914 1162 1052 1172 1075 767 715LENOIR CC 178 318 296 301 274 261 290MARTIN CC 125 237 231 260 213 202 180MAYLAND CC 225 291 277 285 269 260 255MCDOWELL TCC 148 242 212 243 211 207 190MITCHELL CC 100 127 133 123 121 125 115MONTGOMERY CC 290 332 354 353 332 311 299NASH CC 48 125 115 97 96 97 90PAMLICO CC 12 24 22 -28 22 25 31PIEDMONT CC 327 754 592 592 566 515 465PITT CC 248 482 441 421 398 382 360RANDOLPH CC 74 110 101 89 93 96 82RICHMOND CC 144 262 270 267 236 212 205ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 78 159 163 130 133 120 160ROBESON CC 114 408 325 369 304 317 309ROCKINGHAM CC 245 343 373 312 318 268 267ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 371 501 412 381 416 416 374SAMPSON CC 126 176 187 182 168 108 115SANDHILLS CC 204 305 315 297 280 256 209SOUTHEASTERN CC 141 256 291 347 259 243 215SOUTHWESTERN CC 75 153 146 148 131 105 103STANLY CC 184 220 212 249 216 230 221SURRY CC 350 500 446 472 442 415 396TRI-COUNTY CC 154 162 142 150 152 170 170VANCE,-GRANVILLE CC 347 616 556 657 544 516 501WAKE TCC 428 657 627 630 585 554 568WAYNE CC 90 180 194 205 167 106 102WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 112 213 154 227 176 208 186WILKES CC 112 181 192 160 161 145 171WILSON TCC 190 286 329 281 272 238 232


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VOCATIONAL PROGRAM FTE TABLE 20A(RANKED BY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)

RANK COLLEGES


SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL

1 JOHNSTON CC 914 1162 1052 1172 1075 767 7152 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 545 932 937 924 835 819 7293 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 448 717 658 663 622 624 7164 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 503 689 600 609 601 655 6025 WAKE TCC 428 657 627 630 585 554 5686 P/EDMONT CC 327 754 592 59? 566 515 4657 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 347 616 556 657 544 516 5018 GUILFORD TCC 292 480 495 A 443 438 4189 SURRY CC 350 500 446 472 442 415 396

10 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 301 511 450 475 434 393 37211 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 371 501 412 381 416 .16 37412 FORSYTH TCC 329 478 427 411 412 422 47313 PITT CC 248 482 441 421 398 382 36014 CLEVELAND CC 320 371 367 360 355 377 36515 BLUE RIDGE CC 245 403 361 377 347 330 29816 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 331 345 319 357 338 344 36417 MONTGOMERY Cu 290 332 354 353 332 311 29918 GASTON COLLEGE 204 33 390 373 326 289 30619 CRAVEN CC 295 Z2- 320 335 318 303 33820 ROCKINGHAM CC 245 343 373 312 318 268 26721 CAPE FEAR CC 235 373 335 319 316 301 27222 B!ADEN CC 208 483 286 275 313 275 26723 HALIFAX 0 196 344 346 342 307 284 25324 ROBESON CC 114 408 325 369 304 317 30925 ALAMANCE CC 197 352 323 320 298 233 22026 HAYWOOD CC 214 339 317 317 297 253 28527 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 236 336 313 304 297 269 29828 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 216 330 321 302 292 264 26629 EDGECOMBE CC 147 360 300 332 285 228 21530 ISOTHERMAL CC 208 324 304 298 284 248 23531 SANDHILLS CC 204 305 315 297 280 256 20932 LENOIR CC 178 318 296 301 274 261 29033 WILSON TCC 190 286 329 281 272 238 23234 MAYLAND CC 225 291 277 285 269 260 25535 CALDWELL CC & TI 165 330 283 275 263 194 21636 SOUTHEASTERN CC 141 256 291 347 259 243 21537 JAMES SPRUNT CC 209 281 262 277 257 266 24238 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 172 289 280 258 250 200 20239 DURHAM TCC 186 306 240 246 245 269 27640 RICHMOND CC 144 262 270 267 236 212 20541 CARTERET CC 202 259 231 226 230 248 25042 STANLY CC 184 220 212 249 216 230 22143 MARTIN CC 125 237 231 260 213 202 18044 MCDOWELL TCC 148 242 212 243 211 207 19045 BRUNSWICK CC 120 232 229 223 201 173 16246 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 137 208 213 233 198 192 20147 ANSON CC 108 197 184 232 180 189 17948 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 112 213 154 227 176 208 18649 SAMPSON CC 126 176 187 182 168 108 11550 WAYE CC 90 180 194 205 167 106 10251 WILKES CC 112 181 192 160 161 145 17152 TRI-COUNTY CC 154 162 142 150 152 170 17053 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 78 159 163 130 133 120 16054 SOUTHWESTERN CC 75 153 146 148 131 105 10355 MITCHELL CC 100 127 133 123 121 125 11556 NASH CC 48 125 115 97 96 97 9057 RANDOLPH CC 74 110 101 89 93 96 8258 PAMLICO CC 12 24 22 28 22 25 31

TOTAL 1991-92 13123 20710 19251 19595 18174TOTAL 1990-92 12260 1.9612 17914 18004 16955TOTAL 1989-90 12136 19522 17703 16993 16596

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CURRICULUM PROGRAMS SUB-TOTAL FTE1991-92

COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING

TABLE 21


ALAMANCE CC 1224 2540 2374 1870 2003 1876 1730ANSON CC 126 524 497 527 419 408 386ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 1218 3052 2596 2692 2390 2134 1953BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 402 1240 1025 996 916 851 818BLADEN CC 290 832 580 584 572 519 484BLUE RIDGE CC 570 1245 1112 1094 1006 985 875BRUNSWICK CC 202 646 609 561 505 464 444CALDWELL CC & TI 877 2013 1758 1732 1595 1432 1393CAPE FEAR CC 851 2409 2226 2134 1906 1829 1653CARTERET CC 579 1273 1079 1097 1007 931 912CATAWBA VALLEY CC 1445 2758 2341 2361 2226 2085 1902CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 1041 2509 2243 1990 1947 1980 1879CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 4955 9873 9207 9371 8477 8239 7735CLEVELAND CC 697 1136 1067 1055 989 940 896COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1351 3077 2671 2851 2487 2293 2389COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 450 1509 1343 1294 1150 1014 1068CRAVEN CC 836 1890 1665 1791 1545 1441 1477DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 869 2129 1943 1867 1702 1620 1544DURHAM TCC 1100 3241 2564 2769 2420 2323 2188EDGECOMBE CC 672 1376 1327 1426 1201 1045 928FAYETTEVILLE TCC , 1856 5425 4579 5296 4290 3749 3925FORSYTH TCC 1833 3550 3024 3162 2894 2779 2730GASTON COLLEGE 1269 3089 2885 2838 2521 2359 2230GUILFORD TCC 2009 5567 4746 4579 4225 4100 3898HALIFAX CC 457 1207 1145 1157 992 83E 791HAYWOOD CC 662 1335 1287 1193 1120 1022 958ISOTHERMAL CC 587 1497 1318 1335 1185 1126 1035JAMES SPRUNT CC 459 1041 894 908 825 766 709JOHNSTON CC 1613 2559 2285 2288 2186 1844 1655LENOIR CC 622 2044 1881 1822 1594 1520 1542MARTIN CC 240 667 659 705 568 531 450MAYLAND CC 468 865 800 784 729 656 637MCDOWELL TCC 327 702 576 596 550 527 472MITCHELL CC 533 1280 1152 1114 1021 935 893MONTGOMERY CC 435 508 518 643 526 493 468NASH CC 381 1123 1070 1077 914 816 774PAMLICO CC 26 107 97 97 82 77 85PIEDMONT CC 451 1106 893 896 836 760 670PITT CC 1272 3343 2944 2922 2621 2369 2161RANDOLPH CC 505 1348 1240 914 1001 963 950RICHMOND CC 390 979 943 939 813 751 696ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 333 696 677 661 592 579 572ROBESON CC 380 1366 1193 1291 1057 1021 918ROCKINGHAM CC 712 1627 1444 1352 1284 1186 1121ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 731 2403 2050 2047 1808 1573 1494SAMPSON CC 347 889 883 910 758 691 638SANDHILLS CC 1147 2516 2344 2220 2057 1991 1865SOUTHEASTERN CC 484 1469 1353 1410 1180 1150 1076SOUTHWESTERN CC 556 1275 1181 1254 1067 949 877STANLY CC 538 1225 1148 1068 995 934 879SURRY CC 1118 2334 2151 2154 1940 1873 1734TRI-COUNTV CC 372 590 523 535 505 527 516VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 913 2079 1855 1949 1699 1518 1386WAKE TCC 2419 4530 4108 4087 3786 3335 3162WAYNE CC 872 2293 2225 2189 1895 1713 1574WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 730 1899 1670 1670 1492 1471 1411WILKES CC 523 1699 1548 1456 1306 1280 1185WILSON TCC 520 1072 1122 1031 936 872 838


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1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 4955 9873 9207 9871 8477 8239 77352 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 1856 5425 4579 5296 4290 3749 39253 GUILFORD TCC 2009 5567 4746 4579 4225 4100 38984 WAKE TCC 2419 4530 4108 4087 3786 3335 3162L FORSYTH TCC 1833 3550 3024 3162 2894 2779 27306 PITT CC 1272 3343 2944 2922 2621 2369 21617 GASTON COLLEGE 1269 3089 2885 2838 2521 2359 22308 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1351 3077 2671 2851 2487 2293 23899 DURHAM TCC 1100 3241 2564 2769 2420 2323 2188

10 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 1218 3052 2596 2692 2390 2134 195311 CATAWBA VALPIY CC 1445 2758 2341 2361 2226 2085 190212 JOHNSTON CC 1613 2559 2285 2288 2186 1844 165513 SANDHILLS CC 1147 2516 2344 2220 2057 1991 186514 ALAMANCE CC 1224 2540 2374 1870 2003 1876 173015 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 1041 2509 2243 1990 1947 1980 187916 SURRY CC 1118 2334 2151 2154 1940 1873 173417 CAPE FEAR CC 851 2409 2226 2134 1906 1829 165318 WAYNE CC 872 2293 2225 2189 1895 1713 157419 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 731 2403 2050 2047 1808 1573 149420 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 869 2129 1943 1867 1702 1620 154421 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 913 2079 1855 1949 1699 1518 138622 CALDWELL CC & TI 877 2013 1758 1732 1595 1432 139323 LENOIR CC 622 2044 1881 1822 1594 1520 154224 CRAVEN CC 836 1890 1665 1791 1545 1441 147725 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 730 1899 1670 1670 1492 1471 141126 WILKES CC 523 1699 1548 1456 1306 1280 118527 ROCKINGHAM CC 712 1627 1444 1352 1284 1186 112128 EDGECOMBE CC 672 1376 1327 1426 1201 1045 92829 ISOTHERMAL CC 587 1497 1318 1335 1185 1126 103530 SOUTHEASTERN CC 484 1469 1353 1410 1180 1150 107631 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 450 1509 1343 1294 1150 1014 106832 HAYWOOD CC 662 1335 1287 1193 1120 1022 95833 SOUTHWESTERN CC 556 1275 1181 1254 1067 949 87734 ROBESON CC 380 1366 1193 1291 1057 1021 91835 MITCHELL CC 533 1230 1152 1114 1021 935 89336 CARTERET CC 579 1273 1079 1097 1007 931 91237 BLUE RIDGE CC 570 1245 1112 1094 1006 985 87538 RANDOLPH CC 505 1348 1240 914 1001 963 95039 STANLY CC 538 1225 1148 1068 995 934 87940 HALIFAX CC 457 1207 1145 1157 992 835 79141 CLEVELAND CC 697 1136 1067 1055 989 940 89642 WILSON TCC . 520 1072 1122 1031 936 872 83843 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 402 1240 1025 996 916 851 81844 NASH CC 381 1128 1070 1077 914 816 77445 PIEDMONT CC 451 1106 893 896 836 760 67046 JAMES SPRUNT CC 459 1041 894 908 825 766 70947 RICHMOND CC 390 979 943 939 813 751 69648 SAMPSON CC 347 889 883 910 758 691 63849 MAYLAND CC 468 865 800 786 729 656 63750 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 333 696 677 661 592 579 57251 BLADEN CC 290 832 580 584 572 519 48452 MARTIN CC 240 667 659 705 568 531 45053 MCDOWELL TCC 327 702 576 596 550 527 47254 MONTGOMERY CC 435 B08 518 643 526 493 46855 BRUNSWICK CC 202 646 609 561 505 464 44456 TRI-COUNTY CC 372 590 523 535 505 527 51657 ANSON CC 126 524 497 527 419 408 38658 PAMLICO CC 26 107 97 97 82 77 85

TOTAL 1991-92 48845 114581 102638 103111 92313TOTAL 1990-91 45127 107820 95637 95533 86050TOTAL 1989-90 43499 10304n 90638 89228 81629

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OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION PROGRAM FTE TABLE 221991-92



ALAMANCE CC 819 794 905 1026 886 901 870ANSON CC 143 111 128 166 137 197 140

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 306 460 291 492 387 370 310BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 353 347 255 450 351 306 245BLADEN CC 70 66 86 98 80 68 50BLUE RIDGE CC 364 382 215 521 370 293 343BRUNSWICK CC 203 197 249 239 222 192 173CALDWELL CC & TI 295 345 335 473 362 293 268CAPE FEAR CC 246 300 372 524 361 368 353CARTERET CC 110 138 174 268 172 172 160CATAWBA VALLEY CC 381 372 297 364 353 373 287CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 470 400 458 614 486 493 391CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 435 455 631 992 629 654 604CLEVELAND CC 156 118 88 191 138 147 161COASTAL CAROLINA CC 402 603 528 606 535 454 400COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 129 177 135 159 150 163 163CRAVEN CC 311 220 188 309 257 206 186DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 290 343 408 524 391 308 251DURHAM TCC 274 405 475 503 414 468 443EDGECOMBE CC 227 157 242 279 226 178 182FAYETTEVILLE TCC 3546 2738 2719 2999 3001 1801 2795FORSYTH TCC 609 689 751 807 714 661 589GASTON COLLEGE 293 344 240 294 293 319 329GUILFORD TCC 720 896 785 878 820 805 817HALIFAX CC 123 138 181 180 155 166 111HAYWOOD CC 264 213 223 317 254 288 279ISOTHERMAL CC 363 455 420 482 430 545 574JAMES SPRUNT CC 69 110 84 136 100 115 73JOHNSTON CC 259 269 308 320 289 260 243LENOIR CC 398 372 354 349 368 348 286MARTIN CC 81 39 131 104 89 75 74MAYLAND CC 299 271 173 206 238 187 174MCDOWELL TCC 78 134 294 86 148 111 130MITCHELL CC 184 227 207 243 215 240 312MONTGOMERY CC 42 72 91 107 78 78 99NASH CC 255 311 237 313 279 282 273PAMLICO CC 24 34 26 35 30 43 36PIEDMONT CC 138 262 192 239 208 195 195PITT CC 237 213 255 301 252 255 302RANDOLPH CC 464 465 403 469 450 404 420RICHMOND CC 384 371 398 363 379 363 281ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 55 63 99 67 71 70 75ROBESON CC 524 407 412 492 459 381 379ROCKINGHAM CC 215 203 227 262 227 247 184ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 470 501 423 576 492 502 466SAMPSON CC 196 173 210 206 196 166 215SANDHILLS CC 352 463 460 434 427 449 424SOUTHEASTERN CC 149 162 150 ao 135 133 150SOUTHWESTERN CC 217 319 235 354 281 263 222STANLY CC 323 443 351 413 383 378 358SURRY CC 400 360 394 496 413 368 381TRI-COUNTY CC 57 98 110 68 83 106 81VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 190 336 253 377 289 231 218WAKE TCC 1079 834 726 1085 931 849 860WAYNE CC 263 403 325 426 354 354 275WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 280 442 394 395 378 356 380WILKES CC 748 1056 841 776 855 805 966WILSON TCC 195 217 215 250 219 221 217


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1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 3546 2738 2719 2999 3001 1801 27952 WAKE TCC 1079 834 726 1085 931 849 8603 ALAMANCE CC 819 794 905 1026 886 901 8704 WILKES CC 748 1056 841 776 855 805 9665 GUILFORD TCC 720 896 785 878 820 805 8176 FORSYTH TCC 609 689 751 807 714 661 5897 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 435 455 631 992 629 654 6048 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 402 603 528 606 535 454 4009 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 470 501 423 576 492 502 48610 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 470 400 458 614 486 493 39111 ROBESON CC 524 407 412 492 459 381 37912 RANDOLPH CC 464 465 403 469 450 404 42013 ISOTHERMAL CC 363 455 420 482 430 545 57414 SANDHILLS CC 352 463 460 434 427 449 42415 DURHAM TCC 274 405 475 503 414 468 44316 SURRY CC 400 360 394 496 413 368 38117 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 290 343 408 524 391 308 25118 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 306 460 291 492 387 370 31019 STANLY CC 323 443 351 413 383 378 35820 RICHMOND CC 384 371 398 363 379 363 28121 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 280 442 394 395 378 356 38022 BLUE RIDGE CC 364 382 215 521 370 293 34323 LENOIR CC 398 372 354 349 368 348 28624 CALDWELL CC & TI 295 345 335 473 362 293 26825 CAPE FEAR CC 246 300 372 524 361 368 35326 WAYNE CC 263 403 325 426 354 354 27527 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 381 372 297 364 353 373 28728 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 353 347 255 450 351 306 24529 GASTON COLLEGE 293 344 240 294 293 319 32930 JOHNSTON CC 259 269 308 320 289 260 24331 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 190 336 253 377 289 231 21832 SOUTHWESTERN CC 217 319 235 354 281 263 22233 NASH CC 255 311 237 313 279 282 27334 CRAVEN CC 311 220 188 309 257 206 18635 HAYWOOD CC 264 213 223 317 254 288 27936 PITT CC 237 213 255 301 252 255 30237 MAYLAND CC 299 271 173 206 238 187 17438 ROCKINGHAM CC 215 203 227 262 227 247 18439 EDGECOMBE CC 227 157 242 279 226 178 18240 BRUNSWICK CC 203 197 249 239 222 192 17341 WILSON TCC 195 217 215 250 219 221 21742 MITCHELL CC 184 227 207 243 215 240 31243 PIEDMONT CC 138 262 192 239 208 195 19544 SAMPSON CC 196 173 210 206 196 166 21545 CARTERET CC 110 138 174 268 172 172 16046 HALIFAX CC 123 138 181 !BO 155 166 11147 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 129 177 135 159 150 163 16348 MCDOWELL TCC 78 134 294 86 148 111 13049 CLEVELAND CC 156 118 88 191 138 147 16150 ANSON CC 143 111 128 166 137 197 14051 SOUTHEASTERN CC 149 162 150 EJ 135 133 15052 JAMES SPRUNT CC 69 110 84 136 100 115 7353 MARTIN CC 81 39 131 104 89 75 7454 TRI-COUNTY CC 57 98 110 68 83 106 8155 BLADEN CC 70 66 86 98 80 68 5056 MONTGOMERY CC 42 72 91 107 78 78 9957 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 55 63 99 67 71 70 7558 PAMLICO CC 24 36 26 35 30 43 36


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COLLEGES SUMMER FALL W/NTER SPRING

TABLE 23


ALAMANCE CC 58 57 54 60 58 69 67ANSON CC 4 1 3 2 3 4 3ASHEVILLE-EUNCOMBETCC 30 37 25 51 36 36 24BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 21 17 11 17 17 20 13BLADEN CC 1 2 1 1 1 2 0

BLUE RIDGE CC 32 41 26 30 32 37 27BRUNSWICK CC o 11 3 6 5 2 1

CALDWELL CC & TI 3 5 5 2 4 6 1

CAPE FEAR CC 11 4 9 4 7 16 16CARTERET CC 4 5 4 10 6 9 14CATAWBA VALLEY CC 21 23 17 21 21 29 35CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 31 30 12 31 26 24 24CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 21 39 26 69 39 67 58CLEVELAND CC 22 23 14 36 24 27 28COASTAL CAROLINA CC 35 19 13 17 21 32 56COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 5 21 22 29 19 26 19CRAVEN CC 6 6 6 9 7 6 11

DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 0 11 5 12 7 12 16DURHAM TCC 24 39 32 35 32 48 37EDGESOMBE CC 25 36 19 21 25 29 28FAYETTEVILLE TCC 74 97 86 107 91 84 97FORSYTH TCC 30 47 31 39 37 38 50GASTON COLLEGE 22 27 17 27 23 29 24GUILFORD TCC 17 41 48 60 42 20 17HALIFAX CC o 9 5 2 4 7 6HAYWOOD CC 6 o 8 12 7 5 9

ISOTHERMAL CC 6 13 11 4 9 25 28JAMES SPRUNT CC 2 1 o 1 1 5 5JOHNSTON CC o 7 o 18 6 10 13LENOIR CC 4 3 6 5 5 7 15MARTIN CC 36 31 47 32 37 25 10MAYLAND CC 6 7 7 a 7 13 16MCDOWELL TCC 1 4 4 2 3 5 2

MITCHELL CC 30 29 6 11 19 28 28MONTGOMERY CC 19 9 14 15 14 5 1

NASH CC 11 10 8 10 10 14 40PAMLICO CC o 6 2 4 3 2 3PIEDMONT CC 40 36 32 43 38 32 26PITT CC 19 29 14 30 23 98 24RANDOLPH CC 1 10 3 4 5 3 3RICHMOND CC 28 24 23 30 26 24 24ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 2 0 3 0 1 9 13ROBESON CC 1 7 1 2 3 3 2

ROCKINGHAM CC 3 2 6 5 4 8 3ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 42 53 51 20 42 82 68SAMPSON CC o 3 4 o 2 6 1

SANDHILLS CC 33 38 14 20 26 43 32SOUTHEASTERN CC 7 9 4 2 6 3 7

SOUTHWESTERN CC 4 7 4 2 4 5 5STANLY CC 6 7 6 11 a 9 12SURRY CC 11 6 10 12 ln 9 28TRI-COUNTY CC 19 o 1 5 6 o 0

VANCE-GRANVILLE CC o 3 3 7 4 17 13WAKE TCC 77 72 74 154 94 103 110WAYNE CC 20 14 14 18 17 26 34WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 23 12 19 28 21 26 24WILKES CC 24 32 22 15 23 39 33WILSON TCC 58 50 52 48 52 51 53


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TABLE 23A




1 WAKE TCC 77 '12 74 154 94 103 1102 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 74 97 86 107 91 84 973 ALAMANCE CC 58 57 54 60 58 69 674 WILSON TCC 58 50 52 48 52 51 535 GUILFORD TCC 17 41 48 60 42 20 176 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 42 53 51 20 42 82 687 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 21 39 26 69 39 67 588 PIEDMONT CC 40 36 32 43 38 32 269 FORSYTH TCC 30 47 31 39 37 38 5010 MARTIN CC 36 31 47 32 37 25 1011 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 30 37 25 51 36 36 2412 DURHAM TCC 24 39 32 35 32 48 3713 BLUE RIDGE CC 32 41 26 30 32 37 2714 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 31 30 12 31 26 24 2415 RICHMOND CC 28 24 23 30 26 24 2416 SANDHILLS CC 33 38 14 20 26 43 3217 EDGECOMBE CC 25 36 19 21 25 29 2818 CLEVELAND CC 22 23 14 36 24 27 2819 GASTON COLLEGE 22 27 17 27 23 29 2420 PITT CC 19 29 14 30 23 28 2421 WILKES CC 24 32 22 15 23 39 3322 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 35 19 13 17 21 32 5623 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 21 23 17 21 21 29 3524 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 23 12 19 28 21 26 2425 MITCHELL CC 30 29 E: 11 19 28 2826 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 5 21 22 29 19 26 1927 WAYNE CC 20 14 14 18 17 26 3428 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 21 17 11 17 17 20 1329 MONTGOMERY CC 19 9 14 15 14 s 130 NASH CC 11 10 a 10 10 14 4031 SURRY CC 11 6 10 12 10 9 2832 ISOTHERMAL CC 6 13 11 4 9 25 2833 STANLY CC 6 7 6 11 8 9 1234 CRAVEN CC 6 6 6 9 7 6 1135 CAPE FEAR CC 11 4 9 4 7 16 1636 HAYWOOD CC 6 o 8 12 7 s 937 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC o 11 5 12 7 12 1638 MAYLAND CC 6 7 7 a 7 13 1639 JOHNSTON CC o 7 o 18 6 10 1340 SOUTHEASTERN CC 7 9 4 2 6 3 741 CARTERET CC 4 s 4 10 6 9 1442 TRI-COUNTY CC 19 o 1 5 6 o o43 BRUNSWICK CC o 11 3 6 s 2 144 LENOIR CC 4 3 6 5 5 7 1545 RANDOLPH CC 1 10 3 4 5 3 346 ROCKINGHAM CC 3 2 6 5 4 8 347 SOUTHWESTERN CC 4 7 4 2 4 5 548 HALIFAX CC o 9 s 2 4 7 649 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC o 3 3 7 4 17 1350 CALDWELL CC & TI 3 5 5 2 4 6 151 ROBESON CC 1 7 1 , 3 3 252 PAMLICO CC o 6 2 4 z 2 353 MCDOWELL TCC 1 4 4 2 '3 s 254 ANSON CC 4 1 3 2 3 4 355 SAMPSON CC o 3 4 o 2 6 156 BLADEN CC 1 2 1 1 1 2 o57 ROANOKE-CHOLAN CC 2 o 3 0 1. 9 1358 JAMES SPRUNT CC 2 1 o 1 1 s s


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COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING. ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL

ALAMANCE CC 126 121 131 153 133 126 116ANSON CC 15 16 20 24 19 25 32ASHEVILLE-RUNCOMBETCC 74 102 49 123 88 79 81BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 137 163 121 118 135 147 115BLADEN CC 15 19 15 in 18 17 30BLUE RIDGE CC 31 75 32 51 47 53 35BRUNSWICK CC 183 263 187 218 213 234 238CALDWELL CC & TI SO .3;. 37 52 45 127 112CAPE FEAR CC 252 201 177 210 210 228 237CARTERET CC 36 30 32 43 35 51 56CATAWBA VALLEY CC 88 95 56 77 79 153 171CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 81 95 55 104 84 101 122CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 113 107 96 139 114 189 166CLEVELAND CC 77 90 68 101 84 81 89COASTAL CAROLINA CC 52 72 55 64 61 106 121COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 14 44 26 55 35 29 34CRAVEN CC 90 90 69 89 85 98 81DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 49 51 84 72 64 64 60DURHAM TCC 30 53 52 21 39 64 61EDGECOMBE CC 53 64 47 50 54 67 70FAYETTEVILLE TCC 80 167 112 171 133 238 266FORSYTH TCC 138 147 128 140 138 266 284GASTON COLLEGE 46 51 56 84 59 55 55GUILFORD TCC 170 182 152 190 174 232 237HALIFAX CC 5 27 13 35 20 35 31HAYWOOD CC 78 111 0 127 79 78 133ISOTHERMAL CC 55 62 46 44 52 94 112JAMES SPRUNT CC 12 16 10 9 12 19 20JOHNSTON CC 0 58 34 86 45 154 138LENOIR CC 24 57 42 58 46 67 78MARTIN CC 26 50 38 43 39 41 34MAYLAND CC 136 68 75 66 86 132 118MCDOWELL TCC 47 35 49 32 41 45 44MITCHELL CC 52 51 20 24 37 66 50MONTGOMERY CC 27 38 22 42 32 30 29NASH CC 1 7 15 12 9 21 38PAMLICO CC 14 21 17 16 17 18 19PIEDMONT CC 3 11 6 5 6 14 24PITT CC 37 32 27 57 38 54 60RANDOLPH CC 44 68 55 74 60 54 53RICHMOND CC 16 42 20 27 26 25 20ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 84 80 93 115 93 114 99ROBESON CC 42 76 7 89 54 75 61ROCKINGHAM CC 64 59 43 58 56 101 104ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 43 81 96 55 69 81 103SAMPSON CC 32 66 35 19 38 73 98SANDHILLS CC 48 90 17 52 52 70 70SOUTHEASTERN CC 14 39 50 46 38 54 53SOUTHWESTERN CC 53 69 38 51 53 55 43STANLY CC 25 59 38 48 43 59 69SURRY CC 47 50 43 91 58 60 66TRI-COUNTY CC 35 41 45 64 47 38 39VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 35 71 54 65 56 63 42WAKE TCC 21 60 48 73 51 49 56WAYNE CC 41 59 30 39 42 60 111WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 67 45 74 66 63 156 147WILKES CC 101 125 91 99 104 134 135wunN TCC 24 56 35 57 43 45 48


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1 BRUNSWICK CC 183 263 187 218 213 234 2382 CAPE FEAR CC 252 201 177 210 210 228 2373 GUILFORD TCC 170 182 152 190 174 232 2374 FORSYTH ICC 138 147 128 140 138 266 2845 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 137 163 121 118 135 147 1156 ALAMANCE CC 126 121 131 153 133 126 1167 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 80 167 112 171 133 238 2668 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 113 107 96 139 114 189 1669 WILKES CC 101 125 91 99 104 134 135

10 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 84 80 93 115 93 114 9911 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 74 102 49 123 88 79 8112 MAYLAND CC 136 68 75 66 86 132 11813 CRAVEN CC 90 90 69 89 85 98 8114 CLEVELAND CC 77 90 68 101 84 81 8915 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 81 95 55 104 84 101 12216 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 88 95 56 77 79 153 17117 HAYWOOD CC 78 111 0 127 79 78 13318 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 43 81 96 55 69 81 10319 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 49 51 84 72 64 64 6020 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 67 45 74 66 63 156 14721 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 52 72 55 64 61 106 12122 RANDOLPH CC 44 68 55 74 60 54 5323 GASTON COLLEGE 46 51 56 84 59 65 5524 SURRY CC 47 50 43 91 58 60 6625 ROCKINGHAM CC 64 59 43 58 56 101 10426 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 35 71 54 65 56 63 4227 ROBESON CC 42 76 7 89 54 75 6128 EDGECOMBE CC 53 64 47 50 54 67 7029 SOUTHWESTERN CC 53 69 38 51 53 55 4330 ISOTHERMAL CC 55 62 46 44 52 94 11231 SANDHILLS CC 48 90 17 52 52 70 7032 WAKE TCC 21 60 48 73 51 49 5633 TRI-COUNTY CC 55 41 45 64 47 38 3934 BLUE RIDGE CC 31 75 32 51 47 53 3535 LENOIR CC 24 57 42 58 46 67 7836 JOHNSTON CC 0 58 34 86 45 154 13837 CALDWELL CC & TI 50 39 37 52 45 127 11238 STANLY CC 25 59 38 48 43 59 6939 WILSON TCC 24 56 35 57 43 45 4840 WAYNE CC 41 59 30 39 42 60 11141 MCDOWELL TCC 47 35 49 32 41 45 4442 DURHAM TCC 30 53 52 21 39 64 6143 MARTIN CC 26 SO 38 43 39 41 3444 SAMPSON CC 32 66 35 19 38 73 9845 SOUTHEASTERN CC 14 39 50 46 38 54 5346 PITT CC 37 32 27 57 38 54 6047 MITCHELL CC 52 51 20 24 37 66 SO48 CARTERET CC 36 30 32 43 35 51 5649 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 14 44 26 55 35 29 34SO MONTGOMERY CC 27 78 22 42 32 30 2951 RICHMOND CC 16 42 20 27 26 25 2052 HALIFAX CC 5 27 13 35 20 35 3153 ANSON CC 15 16 20 24 19 25 3254 BLADEN CC 15 19 15 23 18 17 3055 PAMLICO CC 14 21 17 16 17 18 1956 JAMES SPRUNT CC 12 16 10 9 12 19 2057 NASH CC 1 7 15 12 9 21 3858 PIEDMONT CC 3 11 6 5 6 14 24


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COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPR/NG ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL

ALAMANCE CC 24 60 33 88 52 45 50ANSON CC 3 4 10 11 7 9 7

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 48 78 43 107 69 63 51BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 6 9 2 12 a 7 3BLADEN CC 15 19 18 21 18 24 12BLUE RIDGE CC 19 27 12 7 16 26 27BRUNSWICK CC 26 59 42 66 48 75 87CALDWELL CC & TI 45 16 2 18 20 35 34CAPE FEAR CC 126 118 102 98 111 116 93CARTERET CC 11 18 2 12 11 11 9CATAWBA VALLEY CC 33 46 la 24 30 67 47CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 51 40 31 47 43 51 50CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 17 74 65 104 65 109 87CLEVELAND CC 10 10 9 10 10 26 20COASTAL CAROLINA CC 39 17 15 26 24 41 43COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 9 46 36 46 35 24 28CRAVEN CC 26 48 23 30 32 34 27DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 19 39 40 38 34 37 37DURHAM TCC 14 18 9 12 13 25 25EDGECOMBE CC 40 41 27 39 37 31 35FAYETTEVILLE TCC 55 75 66 94 73 77 86FORSYTH TCC 43 51 46 56 49 62 66GASTON COLLEGE 35 42 26 32 34 45 34GUILFORD TCC 94 123 77 107 100 117 116HALIFAX CC 6 28 14 21 18 26 31HAYWOOD CC 135 141 0 195 118 88 135ISOTHERMAL CC 21 30 26 a 21 48 53JAMES SPRUNT CC 8 27 19 24 19 30 53JOHNSTON CC 0 16 2 19 9 20 14LENOIR CC SO 77 69 77 68 95 115MARTIN CC 7 15 a 10 10 9 13MAYLAND CC 22 33 5 35 24 26 42MCDOWELL TCC 3 4 5 5 4 1 4MITCHELL CC 14 23 6 6 12 12 29MONTGOMERY CC 0 o 0 3 1 o 2NASH CC o 39 51 47 34 40 53PAMLICO CC 4 4 3 4 4 4 4PIEDMONT CC 0 0 4 39 11 14 aPITT CC 7 17 12 20 14 26 18RANDOLPH CC 22 18 21 30 23 22 22RICHMOND CC 4 14 11 16 12 9 aROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 24 27 48 51 37 46 51ROBESON CC 49 42 2 51 36 40 45ROCKINGHAM CC 14 28 la 25 21 27 16ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 4 3 21 12 10 25 23SAMPSON CC 46 59 26 25 39 66 69SANDHILLS CC 24 61 3 57 36 50 49SOUTHEASTERN CC s 10 7 18 10 15 31SOUTHWESTERN CC 9 9 12 8 10 15 17STANLY CC 12 16 15 17 15 13 14SURRY CC 13 7 15 21 14 17 18TM-COUNTY CC 21 27 27 42 30 22 28VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 17 17 15 21 18 22 14WAKE TCC 16 29 9 51 26 23 48WAYNE CC 6 40 -15 4 9 9 14WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 32 15 37 37 30 42 40WILKES CC 29 39 33 31 33 36 37WILSON TCC 17 25 32 24 25 31 33


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PRACTICAL SKILLS EXTOCION PROGRAM FT5 TABLE 25A(RANKED BY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)



1 HAYWOOD CC 135 141 0 195 118 88 1352 CAPE FEAR CC 126 118 102 98 111 116 933 GUILFORD TCC 94 123 77 107 100 117 1164 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 55 75 66 94 73 77 865 ASHEVILL5-BUNCOMBETCC 4r 78 43 107 69 63 516 LENOIR CC 50 77 69 77 68 95 1157 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 17 74 65 104 65 109 878 ALAMANCE CC 24 60 33 88 52 45 SO9 FORSYTH TCC 43 51 46 56 49 62 66

10 BRUNSWICK CC 26 59 42 66 48 75 8711 CENTRAL CAROL7NA CC 51 40 31 47 43 51 5012 SAMPSON CC 46 59 26 25 39 66 6913 EDGECOMBE CC 40 41 27 39 37 31 3514 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 24 27 48 51 37 46 5115 ROBESON CC 49 42 2 51 36 40 4516 SANDHILLS CC 24 61 3 57 36 SO 4917 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 9 46 36 46 35 24 2818 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 19 39 40 38 34 37 3719 GASTON COLLEGE 35 42 26 32 34 45 3420 NASH CC o 39 51 47 34 40 5321 WILKES CC 29 39 33 31 33 36 3722 CRAVEN CC 26 48 23 30 32 34 2723 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 33 46 18 24 30 67 4724 TRI-COUNTY CC 21 27 27 42 30 22 2825 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 32 15 37 37 30 42 4026 WAKE TCC 16 29 9 51 26 23 4827 WILSON TCC 17 25 32 24 25 31 332829

MAYLAND CCCOASTAL CAROLINA CC

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3526

2424

2641

4243

30 RANDOLPH CC 22 18 21 30 23 22 2231 ROCKINGHAM CC 14 28 18 25 21 27 1632 ISOTHERMAL CC 21 30 26 a 21 48 5333 CALDWELL CC & TI 45 16 2 18 20 35 3434 JAMES SPRUNT CC 8 27 19 24 19 30 5335 BLADEN CC 15 19 18 21 la 24 1236 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 17 17 15 21 18 22 1437 HALIFAX CC 6 28 14 21 18 26 3138 BLUE RIDGE CC 19 27 12 7 16 26 2739 STANLY CC 12 16 15 17 15 13 1440 PITT CC 7 17 12 20 14 26 1841 SURRY CC 13 7 15 21 14 17 1842 DURHAM TCC 14 18 9 12 13 25 2543 RICHMOND CC 4 14 11 16 12 9 844 MITCHELL CC 14 23 6 6 12 12 2945 PIEDMONT CC 0 0 4 39 11 14 846 CARTERET CC 11 18 2 12 11 11 947 SOUTHEASTERN CC 5 10 7 18 10 15 3148 SOUTHWESTERN CC 9 9 12 8 10 15 1749 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 4 3 21 12 10 25 2350 CLEVELAND CC 10 10 9 10 10 26 2051 MARTIN CC 7 15 8 10 10 9 1352 WAYNE CC 6 40 -15 4 9 9 1453 JOHNSTON CC 0 16 2 19 SI 20 1454 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 6 9 2 12 a 7 355 ANSON CC 3 4 10 11 7 9 756 PAMLICO CC 4 4 3 4 4 4 457 MCDOWELL TCC 3 4 5 5 4 1 458 MONTGOMERY CC 0 0 0 3 1 0 2


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1991-92

SUMMER

ALAMANCE CC 208ANSON CC 22ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 152BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 164BLADEN CC 31BLUE RIDGE CC 82BRUNSWICK CC 209CALDWELL CC & TI 98CAPE FEAR CC 389CARTERET CC 51CATAWBA VALLEY CC 142CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 163CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 151CLEVELAND CC 109COASTAL CAROLINA CC 126COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 28CRAVEN CC 122DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 68DURHAM ICC 68EDGECOMBE CC 118FAYETTEVILLE TCC 209FORSYTH TCC I 211GASTON COLLEGE 103GUILFORD TCC 281HALIFAX CC 11HAYWOOD CC 219ISOTHERMAL CC 82JAMES SPRUNT CC 22JOHNSTON CC 0LENOIR CC 78MARTIN CC 69MAYLAND CC 164MCDOWELL TCC 51MITCHELL CC 96MONTGOMERY CC 46NASH CC 12PAMLICO CC 18PIEDMONT CC 43PITT CC 63RANDOLPH CC 67RICHMOND CC 48ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 110ROBESON CC 92ROCKINGHAM CC 81ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 89SAMPSON CC 78SANDHILLS CC 105SOUTHEASTERN CC 26SOUTHWESTERN CC 66STANLY CC 43SURRY CC 71TRI-COUNTY CC 75VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 52WAKE TCC 114WAYNE CC 67WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 122WILKES CC 154WILSON TCC 99

TOTAL 1991-92 5838TOTAL 1990.91 7055TOTAL 1989-.90 7002

TABLE 26

FALL WINTER SPRING

1991...92 1990-91 1989-90AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL

238 218 301 243 240 23321 33 37 29 38 42

217 117 281 193 178 156189 134 147 160 174 13140 34 45 37 43 42

143 70 88 95 116 89333 232 290 266 311 32660 44 72 69 168 147

323 288 312 328 360 34653 38 65 52 71 79164 91 122 130 249 253165 98 182 153 176 196220 187 312 218 365 311123 91 147 118 134 137108 83 107 106 179 220111 84 130 89 79 81144 98 128 124 138 119101 129 122 105 113 113110 93 68 84 137 123141 93 110 116 127 133339 264 372 297 399 449245 205 235 224 366 400120 99 143 116 139 113346 277 357 316 369 37064 32 58 42 68 68

252 8 334 204 171 277105 83 56 82 167 19344 29 34 32 54 7881 36 123 60 184 165137 117 140 119 169 20896 93 85 86 75 57108 87 109 117 171 17643 58 39 48 51 50103 32 41 68 106 10747 36 60 47 35 3256 74 69 53 75 13131 22 24 24 24 2547 42 87 55 60 5878 53 107 75 108 10296 79 108 88 79 7880 54 73 64 58 52107 144 166 131 169 163125 10 142 93 118 10889 67 88 81 136 123137 168 87 121 188 194128 65 44 79 145 168189 34 129 114 163 15158 61 '66 54 72 9185 54 61 67 75 6582 59 76 66 81 9563 68 124 82 86 11268 73 111 83 60 6791 72 93 78 102 69161 131 278 171 175 214113 29 61 68 95 15972 130 131 114 224 211196 146 145 160 209 205131 119 129 120 127 134

7417 5465 7651 66149409 7823 9859 85498767 8658 10670 8796

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TABLE 26A



1 CAPE FEAR CC 389 323 288 312 328 360 3462 GUILFORD TCC 281 346 277 357 316 369 3703 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 209 339 264 372 297 399 4494 BRUNSWICK CC 209 333 232 290 266 311 3265 ALAMANSE CC 208 238 218 301 243 240 2336 FORSYTH TCC 211 245 205 235 224 366 4007 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 151 220 187 312 218 365 3118 HAYWOOD CC 219 252 8 334 204 171 2779 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 152 217 117 281 193 178 15610 WAKE ICC 114 161 131 278 171 175 21411 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 164 189 134 147 160 174 13112 WILKES CC 154 196 146 145 160 209 20513 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 163 165 98 182 153 176 19614 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 110 107 144 166 131 169 16315 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 142 164 91 122 130 249 25316 CRAVEN CC 122 144 98 128 124 138 11917 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 89 17 168 87 121 188 19418 WILSON TCC 99 131 119 129 120 127 13419 LENOIR CC 78 137 117 140 119 169 20820 CLEVELAND CC 109 123 91 147 118 134 13721 MAYLAND CC 164 108 87 109 117 171 17622 GASTON COLLEGE 103 120 99 143 116 139 11323 EDGECOMBE CC 118 141 93 110 116 127 13324 SANDHILLS CC 105 189 34 129 114 163 15125 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 122 72 130 131 114 224 21126 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 126 108 83 107 106 179 22027 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 68 101 129 122 105 113 11328 BLUE RIDGE CC 82 143 70 88 95 116 8929 ROBESON CC 92 125 10 142 93 118 10830 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 28 111 84 130 89 79 8131 RANDOLPH CC 67 96 79 108 88 79 7832 MARTIN CC 69 96 93 85 86 75 5733 DURHAM TCC 68 110 93 68 84 137 12334 TRI-COUNTY CC 75 68 73 111 83 60 6735 SURRY CC 71 63 68 124 82 86 11236 /SOTHERMAL CC 82 105 83 56 82 167 19337 ROCKINGHAM CC 81 89 67 S8 81 136 12338 SAMPSON CC 78 128 65 44 79 145 16839 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 52 91 72 93 78 102 6940 PITT CC 63 78 53 107 75 108 10241 CALDWELL CC & TI 98 60 44 72 69 168 14742 MITCHELL CC 96 103 32 41 68 106 10743 WAYNE CC 67 113 29 61 68 95 15944 SOUTHWU3TERN CC 66 85 54 61 67 75 6545 STANLY CC 43 82 59 76 66 81 9546 RICHMOND CV 48 80 54 73 64 58 5247 JOHNSTON CC o 81 36 123 60 184 16548 PIEDMONT CC 43 47 42 87 55 60 5849 SOUTHEASTERN CC 26 58 61 66 54 72 9150 NASH CC 12 56 74 69 53 75 13151 CARTERET CC 51 53 38 65 52 71 7952 MCDOWELL TCC 51 43 58 39 48 51 5053 MONTGOMERY CC 46 47 36 60 47 35 3254 HAL/FAX CC 11 64 32 sa 42 EIS 6855 BLADEN CC 31 40 34 45 37 43 4256 JAMES SPRUNT CC 22 44 29 34 32 54 7857 ANSON CC 22 21 33 37 29 all 4258 PAMLICO CC 18 31 22 24 24 24 26


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TABLE 27


ALAMANCE CC 46 37 37 40 40 34 24ANSON CC 2 2 5 2 3 4 3ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 34 60 38 46 45 51 55BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 12 39 33 31 29 24 21BLADEN CC 5 4 8 12 7 4 oBLUE RIDGE CC 50 52 41 48 48 44 32BRUNSWICK CC 8 19 19 24 18 17 11CALDWELL CC & TI 51 59 65 72 62 43 32CAPE FEAR CC 120 99 105 102 107 91 27CARTERET CC 18 52 38 64 43 46 56CATAWBA VALLEY CC 24 30 28 35 29 26 28CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 186 197 189 241 204 166 93CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 194 329 112 447 271 230 232CLEVELAND CC 147 201 108 249 176 129 107COASTAL CAROLINA CC 45 70 58 62 59 43 41COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 36 64 52 45 49 48 49CRAVEN CC 35 41 43 44 41 39 39DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 51 62 51 66 57 52 50DURHAM TCC 123 134 148 198 151 124 104EDGECOMBE CC 202 127 97 161 147 118 83FAYETTEVILLE TCC 255 288 284 301 282 303 262FORSYTH TCC 155 235 194 235 205 169 155GASTON COLLEGE 10 11 32 24 19 7 5GUILFORD TCC 100 136 118 128 121 124 116HALIFAX CC 13 20 25 23 21 11 19HAYWOOD CC 21 22 14 30 22 16 16ISOTHERMAL CC 33 40 41 44 40 38 36JAMES SPRUNT CC 19 32 18 22 23 1 1

JOHNSTON CC 116 170 188 212 171 133 83LENOIR CC 12 24 28 36 25 10 24MARTIN CC 28 22 17 16 21 20 24MAYLAND CC 2 3 a 9 6 2 10MCDOWELL TCC 3 0 10 5 5 1 7AITCHELL CC 8 10 43 a 17 5 7MONTGOMERY CC 7 9 11 8 9 7 4NASH CC 12 17 17 13 15 13 15PAMLICO CC 0 12 7 a 7 o 0PIEDMONT CC 54 50 47 52 51 42 35PITT CC 26 20 17 19 21 16 24RANDOLPH CC 51 46 56 75 57 69 54RICHMOND CC 20 32 80 90 56 28 33ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 28 27 0 14 14 13ROBESON CC 148 301 274 279 250 205 216ROCKINGHAM CC 59 70 53 56 60 87 78ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 84 134 85 99 101 117 92SAMPSON CC 28 47 49 53 44 40 18SANDHILLS CC 80 86 107 98 93 57 47SOUTHEASTERN CC 29 50 55 55 47 28 23SOUTHWESTERN CC 2 4 3 5 4 3 2STANLY CC 43 60 61 79 61 49 39SURRY CC 27 30 37 55 37 35 33TRI-COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0 o o 0VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 62 85 91 100 84 62 83WAKE TCC 158 21 163 160 12b 111 92WAYNE CC 103 166 148 169 147 101 72WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 56 71 74 86 72 60 48WILKES CC 15 19 20 23 19 23 29WILSON TCC 13 18 17 22 17 16 13


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1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 255 288 284 301 282 303 2622 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 194 329 112 447 271 230 2323 ROBESON CC 148 301 274 279 250 205 2164 FORSYTH TCC 155 235 194 235 205 169 1555 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 186 197 189 241 204 166 936 CLEVELAND CC 147 201 108 249 176 129 1077 JOHNSTON CC 116 170 188 212 171 133 838 DURHAM TCC 123 134 148 198 151 124 1049 EDGECOMBE CC 202 127 97 161 147 118 83

10 WAYNE CC 103 166 148 169 147 101 7211 WAKE TCC 158 21 163 160 126 111 9212 GUILFORD TCC 100 136 118 128 121 124 11613 CAPE FEAR CC 120 99 105 102 107 91 2714 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 84 134 85 99 101 117 9215 SANDHILLS CC 80 86 107 98 93 57 4716 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 62 85 91 100 84 62 8317 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 56 71 74 86 72 60 4818 CALDWELL CC & TI 51 59 65 72 62 43 3219 STANLY CC 43 60 61 79 61 49 3920 ROCKINGHAM CC 59 70 53 56 60 87 7821 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 45 70 58 62 59 43 4122 RANDOLPH CC 51 46 56 75 57 69 5423 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 51 62 51 66 57 52 5024 RICHMOND CC 20 32 80 90 56 28 3325 PIEDMONT CC 54 50 47 52 51 42 3526 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 36 64 52 45 49 48 4927 BLUE RIDGE CC 50 52 41 48 48 44 3228 SOUTHEASTERN CC 29 50 55 55 47 28 2329 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 34 60 38 46 45 51 5530 SAMPSON CC 28 47 49 53 44 40 1831 CARTERET CC 18 52 38 64 43 46 5632 CRAVEN CC 35 41 43 44 41 39 3933 ISOTHERMAL CC 33 40 41 44 40 38 3634 ALAMANCE CC 46 37 37 40 40 34 2435 SURRY CC 27 30 37 55 37 35 3336 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 12 39 33 31 29 24 2137 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 24 30 28 35 29 26 2838 LENOIR CC 12 24 28 36 25 10 2439 JAMES SPRUNT CC 19 32 18 22 23 1 140 HAYWOOD CC 21 22 14 30 22 16 1641 HALIFAX CC 13 20 25 23 21 11 194Z PITT CC 26 20 17 19 21 16 2443 MARTIN CC 28 22 17 16 21 20 2444 GASTON COLLEGE 10 11 32 24 19 7 545 WILKES CC 15 19 20 23 19 23 2946 BRUNSWICK CC 8 19 19 24 18 17 1147 MITCHELL CC 8 10 43 8 17 5 748 WILSON TCC 13 18 17 22 17 16 1349 NASH CC 12 17 17 13 15 13 1550 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 28 27 0 14 14 1351 MONTGOMERY CC 7 9 11 8 9 7 452 PAMLICO CC 0 12 7 8 7 0 053 BLADEN CC 5 4 8 12 7 4 054 MAYLAND CC 2 3 8 9 6 2 1055 MCDOWELL TCC 3 0 10 5 5 1 756 SOUTHWESTERN CC 2 4 3 5 4 3 257 ANSON CC 2 2 5 2 3 4 358 TRI-COUNTY CC 0 0 o o o o o


ADULT BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM FTE TABLE 281991-92



ALAMANCE CC 125 151 144 150 143 138 113ANSON CC 86 94 110 118 102 77 56ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 64 64 62 78 67 64 47BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 74 91 52 88 77 65 34BLADEN CC 15 21 21 19 19 24 27BLUE RIDGE CC 30 32 36 39 35 33 32BRUNSWICK CC 11 13 10 17 13 14 18CALDWELL CC & TI 112 141 110 128 123 96 87CAPE FEAR CC 79 107 96 108 98 76 90CARTERET CC 55 32 40 52 45 40 33CATAWBA VALLEY CC 112 165 173 178 160 134 136CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 496 462 395 457 452 432 372CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 180 273 273 285 253 237 176CLEVELAND CC 95 71 52 72 73 83 64COASTAL CAROLINA CC 114 174 139 151 145 163 157COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 99 115 119 138 118 108 96CRAVEN CC 26 30 24 23 26 40 38DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 44 60 55 81 60 29 24DURHAM TCC 253 161 342 356 278 311 258EDGECOMBE CC 160 171 167 189 172 141 114FAYETTEVILLE TCC 440 588 493 542 516 411 437FORSYTH TCC 128 154 144 153 145 133 114GASTON COLLEGE 131 168 11' 63 126 121 107GUILFORD TCC 135 211 180 166 173 162 127HALIFAX CC 100 165 160 160 146 134 118HAYWOOD CC 30 39 36 30 34 20 21ISOTHERMAL CC 41 45 43 41 42 46 43JAMES SPRUNT CC 60 82 76 106 81 64 58JOHNSTON CC 67 122 101 131 105 80 69LENOIR CC 143 214 197 199 188 152 131MARTIN CC 75 95 121 102 98 106 126MAYLAND CC 79 70 63 70 70 63 38MCDOWELL TCC 36 53 31 39 40 52 41MITCHELL CC 88 136 123 157 126 110 68MONTGOMERY CC 27 25 36 30 30 19 22NASH CC 122 173 136 140 143 111 82PAMLICO CC 6 10 8 10 9 15 17PIEDMONT CC 77 82 77 81 80 78 67PITT CC 48 71 86 108 78 78 72RANDOLPH CC 80 93 84 84 86 88 73RICHMOND CC 256 261 179 215 228 254 134ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 195 103 127 106 60 92ROBESON CC 52 111 110 103 94 87 93ROCKINGHAM CC 93 97 81 123 99 99 37ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 55 57 107 97 79 71 63SAMPSON CC 44 170 126 132 118 84 64SANDHILLS CC 88 96 100 93 94 100 86SOUTHEASTERN CC 41 36 47 51 44 47 56SOUTHWESTERN CC 29 43 45 54 43 38 24STANLY CC 128 142 142 174 147 106 71SURRY CC 20 20 18 21 20 28 33TRI-COUNTY CC 17 15 16 20 17 14 11VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 110 131 112 116 118 92 88WAKE TCC 504 343 393 504 436 528 465WAYNE CC 103 169 130 121 131 111 119WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 52 53 53 58 54 62 59WILKES CC 42 49 46 67 51 34 30WILSON TCC 89 100 120 124 108 93 94


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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM FTE TABLE 28A(RANKED BY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)



1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 440 588 493 542 516 411 4372 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 496 462 395 457 452 432 3723 WAKE TCC 504 343 393 504 436 528 4654 DURHAM TCC 253 161 342 356 278 311 2585 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 180 273 273 285 253 237 1766 RICHMOND CC 256 261 179 215 228 254 1347 LENOIR CC 143 214 197 199 188 152 1318 GUILFORD TCC 135 211 180 166 173 162 1279 EDGECOMBE CC 160 171 167 189 172 141 11410 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 122 165 173 178 160 134 13611 STANLY CC 128 142 142 174 147 106 7112 HALIFAX CC 100 165 160 160 146 134 11813 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 114 174 139 151 145 163 15714 FORSYTH TCC 128 154 144 153 145 133 11415 ALAMANCE CC 125 151 144 150 143 138 11316 NASH CC 122 173 136 140 143 111 8217 WAYNE CC 103 169 130 121 131 111 11918 GASTON COLLEGE 131 163 142 63 126 121 10719 MITCHELL CC 88 136 123 157 126 110 6820 CALDWELL CC & 'CI 112 141 110 128 123 96 8721 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 99 115 119 138 118 108 9622 SAMPSON CC 44 170 126 132 118 84 6423 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 110 131 112 116 118 92 8824 WILSON TCC 89 100 120 124 108 93 9425 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 195 103 127 106 60 9226 JOHNSTON CC 67 122 101 131 105 80 6927 ANSON CC 86 94 110 118 102 77 5628 ROCKINGHAM CC 93 -97 81 123 99 99 3729 MARTIN CC 75 95 121 102 98 106 12630 CAPE FEAR CC 79 107 96 108 98 76 9031 ROBESON CC 52 111 110 103 94 87 9332 SANDHILLS CC 88 96 100 93 94 100 8633 RANDOLPH CC 80 93 84 84 86 88 7334 JAMES SPRUNT CC 60 82 76 106 81 64 5835 PIEDMONT CC 77 82 77 81 80 78 6736 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 55 57 107 97 79 71 6337 PITT CC 48 71 86 108 78 78 7238 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 74 91 52 88 77 65 3439 CLEVELAND CC 95 71 52 72 73 83 6440 MAYLAND CC 79 70 63 70 70 63 3841 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 64 64 62 78 67 64 4742 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 44 60 55 81 60 29 2443 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 52 53 53 58 54 62 5944 WILKES CC 42 49 46 67 51 34 3045 CARTERET CC 55 32 40 52 45 40 3346 SOUTHEASTERN CC 41 36 47 51 44 47 5647 SOUTHWESTERN CC 29 43 45 54 43 38 2448 ISOTHERMAL CC 41 45 43 41 42 46 4349 MCDOWELL TCC 36 53 31 39 40 52 4150 BLUE RIDGE CC 30 32 36 39 35 33 3251 HAYWOOD CC 30 39 36 30 34 20 2152 MONTGOMERY CC 27 25 36 30 30 19 2253 CRAVEN CC 26 30 24 23 26 40 3854 SURRY CC 20 20 18 21 20 28 3355 BLADEN CC 15 21 21 19 19 24 2756 TRI-COUNTY CC 11 15 16 20 17 14 1157 BRUNSWICK CC 11 13 10 17 13 14 1858 PAMLICO CC 6 10 3 10 9 15 17


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TABLE 29


ALAMANCE CC 39 44 47 30 40 41 41ANSON CC 5 7 7 6 7 5 9ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 233 162 365 0 190 180 183BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 95 72 56 101 81 120 131BLADEN CC 28 13 11 12 16 31 16BLUE RIDGE CC 80 74 73 87 79 102 95BRUNSWICK CC 73 74 60 74 70 72 46CALDWELL CC & TI 57 60 48 38 51 47 38CAPE FEAR CC 50 43 34 32 40 48 44CARTERET CC 30 38 32 23 31 33 31CATAWBA VALLEY CC 85 72 44 43 61 83 68CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 82 151 132 142 127 187 143CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 56 90 0 136 71 60 57CLEVELAND CC 32 26 20 27 27 34 35COASTAL CAROLINA CC 61 58 SO 59 57 59 43COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 14 11 22 21 17 23 17CRAVEN CC 42 46 44 42 44 50 42DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 33 36 38 34 35 32 30DURHAM TCC 60 43 44 23 43 57 46EDGECOMBE CC 55 59 72 68 64 70 85FAYETTEVILLE TCC 160 158 157 192 167 151 141FORSYTH TCC 26 41 41 40 37 38 31GASTON COLLEGE 15 27 21 32 24 9 3GUILFORD TCC 81 76 77 87 80 122 139HALIFAX CC 2 15 16 14 12 12 12HAYWOOD CC 22 30 30 28 28 21 17ISOTHERMAL CC 54 52 45 56 52 51 55JAMES SPRUNT CC 33 33 59 44 42 48 61JOHNSTON CC 120 132 115 180 137 120 104LENOIR CC 245 239 227 241 233 248 280MARTIN CC 52 54 54 61 55 63 51MAYLAND CC 82 71 77 54 71 93 96MCDOWELL TCC 105 121 112 127 117 113 103MITCHELL CC 63 52 46 54 54 67 59MONTGOMERY CC 0 32 16 16 16 20 20NASH CC 48 42 52 50 48 51 38PAMLICO CC 19 27 22 23 23 29 16PIEDNOMT CC 0 2 3 0 1 12 7PITT CC 25 24 23 30 27 32 52RANDOLPH CC 48 39 40 47 44 49 43RICHMOND CC 131 126 115 127 125 120 46ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC o 50 20 34 26 28 26ROBESON CC 120 68 69 49 77 58 55ROCKINGHAM CC 10 10 10 12 10 11 11ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 171 140 154 143 152 167 198SAMPSON CC 156 165 155 153 157 168 137SANDHILLS CC 100 75 103 99 95 91 102SOUTHEASTERN CC 35 42 41 43 40 39 30SOUTHWESTERN CC 10 10 8 a 9 li aSTANLY CC 10 11 10 11 11 12 28S'IRRI! CC 31 32 28 31 31 34 39TPI-COUNTY CC 3 3 3 3 3 4 5VANCE-GRANVIUE CC 33 49 44 47 43 17 25WAKE TCC 43 o 59 59 40 54 46WAYNE CC 22 30 27 26 26 29 37WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 181 150 149 178 165 196 192WILKES CC 91 87 81 94 88 80 88WILSON TCC 32 30 32 29 31 39 43


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1 LENOIR CC 245 239 227 241 238 248 2802 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 233 162 365 o 190 180 1833 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 160 158 157 192 167 151 1414 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 181 150 149 178 165 196 1925 SAMPSON CC 156 165 155 153 157 168 1376 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 171 140 154 143 152 167 1987 JOHNSTON CC 120 132 115 180 137 .120 1048 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 82 151 132 142 127 187 1439 RICHMOND CC 131 126 115 127 125 120 46

10 MCDOWELL TCC 105 121 112 127 117 113 10311 SANDH/LLS CC 100 75 103 99 95 91 10212 WILKES CC 91 87 81 94 88 80 8813 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 95 72 56 101 81 120 13114 GUILFORD TCC 81 76 77 87 80 122 13915 BLUE RIDGE CC 80 74 73 87 79 102 9516 ROBESON CC 120 68 69 49 77 58 5517 MAYLAND CC 82 71 77 54 71 93 9618 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 56 90 0 136 71 60 5719 BRUNSWICK CC 73 74 60 74 70 72 4620 EDGECOMBE CC 55 59 72 68 64 70 8521 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 85 72 44 43 61 83 6822 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 61 58 50 '59 57 59 4323 MARTIN CC 52 54 54 61 55 63 5124 MITCHELL CC 63 52 46 54 54 67 5925 ISOTHERMAL CC 54 52 45 56 52 51 5526 CALDWELL CC & TI 57 60 48 38 51 47 3827 NASH CC 48 42 52 50 48 51 3828 CRAVEN CC 42 46 44 42 44 50 4229 RANDOLPH CC 48 39 40 47 44 49 4830 DURHAM TCC 60 43 44 23 43 57 4631 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 33 49 44 47 43 17 2532 JAMES SPRUNT CC 33 33 59 44 42 48 6133 ALAMANCE CC 39 44 47 30 40 41 4134 CAPE FEAR CC 50 43 34 32 40 48 4435 SOUTHEASTERN CC 35 42 41 43 40 39 3036 WAKE TCC 43 o 59 59 40 54 4637 FORSYTH TCC 26 41 41 40 37 38 3136 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 33 36 38 34 35 32 3039 CARTERET CC 30 38 32 23 31 33 3140 SURRY CC 31 32 28 31 31 34 3941 WILSON TCC 32 30 32 29 31 39 4342 HAYWOOD CC 22 30 30 28 28 21 1743 PITT CC 25 24 28 30 27 32 5244 CLEVELAND CC 32 26 20 27 27 34 3545 WAYNE CC 22 30 27 26 26 29 3746 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC o 50 20 34 26 28 2647 GASTON COLLEGE 15 27 21 32 24 9 348 PAMLICO CC 19 27 22 23 23 29 1649 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 14 11 22 21 17 23 1750 MONTGOMERY CC o 32 16 16 16 20 2051 BLADEN CC 28 13 11 12 16 31 1652 HALIFAX CC 2 15 16 14 12 12 1253 STANLY CC 10 11 10 11 11 12 2854 ROCKINGHAM CC 10 10 10 12 10 11 1155 SOUTHWESTERN CC 10 10 a 8 9 11 856 ANSON CC 5 7 7 6 7 5 957 TRI-COUNTY CC 3 3 3 3 3 4 s58 PIEDMONT CC o 2 3 o 1 12 7


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1991-92AVERAGE

COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL

TABLE 30


ALAMANCE CC 210 232 228 220 223 213 178ANSON CC 93 103 122 126 112 86 68ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 331 286 465 124 302 295 285BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 181 202 141 220 187 209 186ELADEN CC 48 38 40 43 42 59 43BLUE RIDGE CC 160 158 150 174 162 179 159BRUNSWICK CC 92 106 89 115 101 103 75CALDWELL CC & TI 220 260 223 238 236 186 157CAPE FEAR CC 249 249 235 242 245 215 161CARTERET CC 103 122 110 139 119 119 120CATAWBA VALLEY CC 231 267 245 256 250 243 232CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 764 810 716 840 753 785 608CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 430 692 385 868 595 527 465CLEVELAND CC 274 298 180 348 276 246 206COASTAL CAROLINA CC 220 302 247 272 261 265 241COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 149 190 193 204 184 179 162CRAVEN CC 103 117 111 109 111 129 119DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 128 158 144 181 152 113 104DURHAM TCC 436 338 534 577 472 492 408EDGECOMBE CC 417 357 336 418 383 329 282FAYETTEVILLE TCC 855 1034 934 1035 965 865 840FORSYTH TCC 309 430 379 428 387 340 300GASTON COLLEGE 156 206 195 119 169 13- 115GUILFORD ICC 316 423 375 381 374 408 382HALIFAX CC 115 200 201 197 179 157 149HAYWOOD CC 73 91 80 aa 84 57 54ISOTHERMAL CC 128 137 129 141 134 135 134JAMES SPRUNT CC 112 147 153 172 146 113 120JOHNSTON CC 303 424 404 523 413 333 256LENOIR CC 400 477 452 476 451 410 435MARTIN CC 155 171 192 179 174 189 201MAYLAND CC 163 144 148 133 147 158 144MCDOWELL TCC 144 174 153 171 162 166 151MITCHELL CC 159 198 212 219 197 182 134MONTGOMERY CC 34 66 63 54 55 46 46NASH CC 182 232 205 203 206 175 135PAMLICO CC 25 49 37 41 39 44 33PIEDMONT CC 131 134 127 133 132 132 109PITT CC 99 115 131 157 126 126 148RANDOLPH CC 179 178 180 206 187 206 175RICHMOND CC 407 419 374 432 409 402 213ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 273 150 161 146 102 131ROBESON CC 320 480 453 431 421 350 364ROCKINGHAM CC 162 177 144 191 169 197 12,ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 310 331 346 339 332 355 :153SAMPSON CC 228 382 330 338 319 292 219SANDHILLS CC 268 257 310 290 282 248 235SOUTHEASTERN CC 105 128 143 149 131 114 109SOUTHWESTERN CC 41 57 56 67 56 52 34STANLY CC 181 213 213 264 219 167 138SURRY CC 78 82 83 107 88 97 105TRI-COUNTY CC 20 18 19 23 20 18 16VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 205 265 247 263 245 171 196WAKE TCC 705 364 615 723 602 693 603WAYNE CC 228 365 305 316 304 241 228WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 289 274 276 322 291 318 299WILKES CC 148 155 147 184 158 137 147WILSON TCC 134 148 169 175 156 148 150


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TABLE 30A



1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 855 1034 934 1035 965 865 8402 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 764 810 716 840 783 785 6083 WAKE TCC 705 364 615 723 602 693 6034 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 430 692 385 868 595 527 4655 DURHAM TCC 436 338 534 577 472 492 4086 LENOIR CC 400 477 452 476 451 410 4357 ROBESON CC 320 480 453 431 421 350 3648 JOHNSTON CC 303 424 404 523 413 333 2569 RICHMOND CC 407 419 374 432 409 402 213

10 FORSYTH TCC 309 430 379 428 387 340 30011 EDGECOMBE CC 417 357 336 418 383 329 28212 GUILFORD TCC 316 423 375 381 374 408 38213 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 310 331 346 339 332 355 35314 SAMPSON CC 228 382 330 338 319 292 21915 WAYNE CC 228 365 305 316 304 241 22816 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 331 286 465 124 302 295 28517 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 289 274 276 322 291 318 29918 SANDHILLS CC 268 257 310 290 282 248 23519 CLEVELAND CC 274 298 180 348 276 246 20620 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 220 302 247 272 261 265 24121 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 231 267 245 256 250 243 23222 CAPE FEAR CC 249 249 235 242 245 215 16123 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 205 265 247 263 245 171 19624 CALDWELL CC & TI 220 260 223 238 236 186 15725 ALAMANCE CC 210 232 228 220 223 213 17826 STANLY CC 181 213 213 264 219 167 13827 NASH CC 182 232 205 203 206 175 13528 MITCHELL CC 159 198 212 219 197 182 13429 RANDOLPH CC 179 178 180 206 187 206 17530 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 181 202 141 220 137 209 18631 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 149 190 193 204 134 179 16232 HALIFAX CC 115 200 201 197 179 157 14933 MARTIN CC 155 171 192 179 174 189 20134 ROCKINGHAM CC 162 177 144 191 169 197 12635 GASTON COLLEGE 156 206 195 119 169 137 11536 BLUE RIDGE CC 160 158 150 174 162 179 15937 MCDOWELL TCC 144 174 153 171 162 166 15138 WILKES CC 148 155 147 184 158 137 14739 WILSON TCC 134 148 169 175 156 148 1SC40 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 118 158 144 181 152 113 10441 MAYLAND CC 13 144 148 133 147 158 14442 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 273 150 161 146 102 13143 JAMES SPRUNT CC 1,2 147 153 172 146 113 12044 ISOTHERMAL CC 123 137 129 141 134 135 13445 PIEDMONT CC 131 134 127 133 132 132 10946 SOUTHEASTERN CC 105 128 143 149 131 114 10947 PITT CC 99 115 131 157 126 126 14848 CARTERET CC 103 122 110 139 119 119 12049 ANSON CC 93 103 122 126 112 86 6850 CRAVEN CC 103 117 111 109 111 129 11951 BRUNSWICK CC 92 106 89 115 101 103 7552 SURRY CC 78 82 83 107 88 97 10553 HAYWOOD CC 73 91 80 88 84 57 5454 SOUTHWESTERN CC 41 57 56 67 56 52 3455 MONTGOMERY CC 34 66 63 54 55 46 4656 BLADEN CC 48 38 40 43 42 59 4357 PAMLICO CC 25 49 37 41 39 44 3358 TRI-COUNTY CC 20 18 19 23 20 18 16


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TABLE 31

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ALAMANCE CC 1237 1264 1351 1547 1352 1354 1281ANSON CC 258 235 283 329 278 321 250ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 789 963 873 897 882 843 751BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 698 738 530 817 698 689 562BLADEN CC 149 144 160 186 159 170 135BLUE RIDGE CC 606 683 435 783 627 588 591BRUNSWICK CC 504 636 570 644 589 606 574CALDWELL CC & T1: 613 665 602 783 667 647 572CAPE FEAR CC 884 872 895 1078 934 943 860CARTERET CC 264 313 322 472 343 362 359CATAWBA VALLEY CC 754 803 633 742 733 865 772CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 1397 1375 1272 1636 1422 1454 1195CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1016 1367 1203 2172 1442 1546 1380CLEVELAND CC 539 539 359 686 532 527 504COASTAL CAROLINA CC 748 1013 858 985 902 898 861COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 306 478 412 493 423 421 406CRAVEN CC 536 481 397 546 492 473 424DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 486 602 681 827 648 534 468DURHAM TCC 778 853 1102 1148 970 1097 974EDGECOMBE CC 762 655 671 807 725 634 597FAYETTEVILLE TCC 4610 4111 3917 4406 4263 3065 4084FORSYTH TCC 1129 1364 1335 1470 1325 1367 1289GASTON COLLEGE 552 670 534 556 578 595 557GUILFORD TCC 1317 1665 1437 1616 1510 1582 1569HALIFAX CC 249 402 414 435 376 391 328HAYWOOD CC 556 556 31i 739 542 516 610ISOTHERMAL CC 573 697 632 679 646 847 901JAMES SPRUNT CC 203 301 266 342 278 282 271JOHNSTON CC 562 774 748 966 762 777 664LENOIR CC 876 986 923 965 933 927 929MARTIN CC 305 306 416 368 349 339 332MAYLAND CC 626 523 408 448 502 516 494MCDOWELL TCC 273 351 505 296 358 328 331MITCHELL CC 439 528 451 503 480 528 553MONTGOMERY CC 122 185 190 221 180 159 177NASH CC 449 599 516 585 538 532 539PAMLICO CC 67 114 85 100 93 111 95PIEDMONT CC 312 443 361 459 395 387 362PITT CC 399 406 439 565 453 489 552RANDOLPH CC 710 739 662 783 725 689 673RICHMOND CC 839 870 826 868 852 823 546ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 165 443 393 394 348 341 369ROSESON CC 936 1012 875 1065 973 849 851ROCKINGHAM CC 458 469 438 541 477 silo 433ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 869 969 937 1002 945 1045 1033SAMPSON CC 502 683 608 588 594 603 602SANDHILLS CC 725 909 804 853 823 860 810SOUTHEASTERN CC 280 348 354 295 320 319 350SOUTHWESTERN CC 324 461 345 482 404 390 321STANLY CC 547 738 623 753 668 626 591SURRY CC 549 505 545 727 583 551 598TRI-COUNTY CC 152 184 202 202 186 184 164VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 447 692 572 733 612 504 483WAKE TCC 1898 1359 1472 2086 1704 1717 1677WAYNE CC 558 881 659 803 726 690 662WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 691 788 800 848 783 898 890WILKES CC 1050 1407 1134 -!.05 1173 1151 1318WILSON TCC 428 496 503 554 495 496 501


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1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 4610 4111 3917 4406 4263 3065 40842 WAKE TCC 1898 1359 1472 2086 1704 1717 16773 GUILFORD TCC 1317 1665 1437 1616 1510 1582 15694 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1016 1367 1203 2172 1442 1546 13805 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 1397 1375 1272 1636 1422 1454 11956 ALAMANCE CC 1237 1264 1351 1547 1352 1354 12817 FORSYTH TCC 1129 1364 1335 1470 1325 1367 12898 WILKES CC 1050 1407 1134 1105 1173 1151 13189 ROBESON CC 936 1012 875 1065 973 849 851

10 DURHAM ICC 778 853 1102 1148 970 1097 97411 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 869 969 937 1002 945 1045 103312 LENOIR CC 876 986 923 965 938 927 92913 CAPE FEAR CC 884 872 895 1078 934 943 86014 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 748 1013 858 985 902 898 86115 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 789 963 873 897 882 843 75116 RICHMOND CC 839 870 826 868 852 823 54617 SANDHILLS CC 725 909 804 853 823 860 810la WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 691 788 800 848 783 898 89019 JOHNSTON CC 562 774 748 966 762 777 66420 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 754 803 633 742 733 865 77221 WAYNE CC 558 881 659 803 726 690 66222 RANDOLPH CC 710 739 662 783 725 689 67323 EDGECOMBE CC 762 655 671 807 725 634 59724 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 698 738 530 817 698 689 56225 STANLY CC 547 738 623 753 668 626 59126 CALDWELL CC & TI 613 665 602 783 667 647 57227 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 486 602 681 827 648 534 46828 ISOTHERMAL CC 573 697 632 679 646 847 90129 BLUE RIDGE CC 606 683 435 783 627 588 59130 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 447 692 572 733 612 504 48331 SAMPSON CC 502 683 605 588 594 603 60232 BRUNSWICK CC 504 636 570 644 589 606 57433 SURRY CC 549 505 545 727 583 551 59834 GASTON COLLEGE 552 670 534 556 578 595 55735 HAYWOOD CC 556 556 311 739 542 516 61036 NASH CC 449 599 516 585 538 532 53937 CLEVELAND CC 539 539 359 686 532 527 50438 MAYLAND CC 626 523 408 448 502 516 49439 WILSON TCC 423 496 503 554 495 496 50140 CRAVEN CC 536 481 397 546 492 473 42441 MITCHELL CC 439 528 451 503 480 528 55342 ROCKINGHAM CC 458 469 438 541 477 580 43343 PITT CC 399 406 439 565 453 489 55244 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 306 478 412 493 423 421 40645 SOUTHWESTERN CC 324 461 345 482 404 390 32146 P/EDMONT CC 312 443 361 459 395 387 36247 HALIFAX CC 249 402 414 435 376 391 32848 MCDOWELL TCC 273 351 505 296 358 328 33149 MARTIN CC 305 306 416 368 349 339 33250 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 165 443 393 394 348 341 36951 CARTERET CC 264 313 322 472 343 362 35952 SOUTHEASTERN CC 280 348 354 295 320 319 35053 ANSON CC 258 235 283 329 278 321 25054 JAMES SPRUNT CC 203 301 266 342 278 282 27155 TRI-COUNTY CC 152 184 202 202 186 184 16456 MONTGOMERY CC 122 185 190 221 180 159 17757 BLADEN CC 149 144 160 186 159 170 13558 PAMLICO CC 67 114 85 100 93 111 95


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ALAMANCE CC 246. 3804 3725 3417 3355 3230 3011ANSON CC 384 759 780 856 697 729 636ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 2007 4015 3469 3589 3272 2977 2704BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 1100 1978 1555 1813 1614 1540 1380BLADEN CC 439 976 740 770 731 689 619BLUE RIDGE CC 1176 1928 1547 1877 1633 1573 1466BRUNSWICK CC 706 1282 1179 1205 1094 1070 1018CALDWELL CC & TI 1490 2678 2360 2515 2262 2079 1965CAPE FEAR CC 1735 3281 3121 3212 2840 2772 2513CARTERET CC 843 1586 1401 1569 1350 1293 1271CATAWBA VALLEY CC 2199 3561 2974 3103 2959 2950 2674CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 2438 3884 3515 3626 3369 3434 3074CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 5971 11240 10410 12043 9919 9785 9115CLEVELAND CC 1236 1675 1426 1741 1521 1467 1400COASTAL CAROLINA CC 2099 4090 3529 3836 3389 3191 3250COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 756 1987 1755 1787 1573 1435 1474CRAVEN CC 1372 2371 2062 2337 2037 1914 1901DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1355 2731 2624 2694 2350 2154 2012DURHAM ICC 1878 4094 3666 3917 3390 3420 3162EDGECOMBE CC 1434 2031 1998 2233 1926 1679 1525FAYETTEVILLE TCC 6466 9536 8496 9702 8553 6814 8009FORSYTH TCC 2962 4914 4359 4632 4219 4146 4019GASTON COLLEGE 1821 3759 3419 3394 3099 2954 2787GUILFORD TCC 3326 7232 6183 6195 5735 5682 5467HALIFAX CC 706 1609 1559 1592 1368 ''26 1119HAYWOOD CC 1218 1891 1598 1932 1662 1D38 1568ISOTHERMAL CC 1160 2194 1950 2014 1831 1973 1936JAMES SPRUNT CC 662 1342 1160 1250 1103 1048 980JOHNSTON CC 2175 3333 3033 3254 2948 2621 2319LENOIR CC 1498 3030 2804 2787 2532 2447 2471MARTIN CC 545 973 1075 1073 917 870 782MAYLAND CC 1094 1388 1208 1232 1231 1172 1131MCDOWELL TCC 600 1053 1081 892 908 855 803MITCHELL CC 972 1808 1603 1617 1501 1463 1446MONTGOMERY CC 557 693 708 864 706 652 645NASH CC 830 1727 1586 1662 1452 1348 1313PAMLICO CC 93 221 182 197 175 188 180PIEDMONT CC 763 1549 1254 1355 1231 1147 1032PITT CC 1671 3749 3383 3487 3074 2858 2713RANDOLPH CC 1215 2087 1902 1697 1726 1652 1623RICHMOND CC 1229 1849 1769 1807 1665 1574 1242ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 498 1139 1070 1055 940 920 941ROBESON CC 1316 2378 2068 2356 2030 1870 1769ROCKINGHAM CC 1170 2096 1882 1893 1761 1766 1554ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 1600 3372 2987 3049 2753 2618 2527SAMPSON CC 849 1572 1488 1498 1352 1294 1240SANDHILLS CC 1872 3425 3148 3073 2880 2851 2675SOUTHEASTERN CC 764 1817 1707 1705 1500 1469 1426SOUTHWESTERN CC 880 1736 1526 1736 1471 1339 1198STANLY CC 1085 1963 1771 1821 1663 1560 1470SURRY CC 1667 2839 2696 2881 2523 2424 2332TRI-COUPTY CC 524 774 725 737 691 711 680VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1360 2771 2427 2682 2311 2022 1869WAKE TCC 4317 5889 5580 6173 5490 5052 4839WAYNE CC 1430 3174 2884 2992 2621 2403 2236WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1421 2687 2470 2518 2275 2369 2301WILKES CC 1573 3106 2682 2561 2479 2431 2503WILSON TCC 948 1568 1625 1585 1431 1368 1339

TOTAL 1991-92 87916 158194 142884 151090 135088TOTAL 1990-91 82917 150489 135132 143498 128076TOTAL 1989-90 77809 144061 131085 137361 1!2654

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1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 5971 11240 10410 12043 9919 9785 91152 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 6466 9536 8496 9702 8553 6814 80093 GUILFORD ICC 3326 7232 6183 6195 5735 5682 54674 WAKE ICC 4317 5889 5580 6173 5490 5052 48395 FORSYTH TCC 2962 4914 4359 4632 4219 4146 40196 DURHAM TCC 1878 4094 3666 3917 3390 3420 31627 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 2099 4090 3529 3836 3389 3191 32508 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 2438 3884 3515 3626 3369 3434 30749 ALAMANCE CC 2401 3804 3725 3417 3355 3230 3011

10 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 2007 4015 3469 3589 3272 2977 270411 GASTON COLLEGE 1821 3759 3419 3394 3099 2954 273712 PITT CC 1671 3749 3383 3487 3074 2858 271313 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 2199 3561 2974 3103 2959 2950 267414 JOHNSTON CC 2175 3333 3033 3254 2948 2621 231915 SANDHILLS CC 1872 3425 3148 3073 2880 2851 267516 CAPE FEAR CC 1735 3281 3121 3212 2840 2772 251317 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 1600 3372 2987 3049 2753 2618 2527la WAYNE CC 1430 3174 2884 2992 2621 2403 223619 LENOIR CC 1498 3030 2804 2787 2532 2447 247120 SURRY CC 1667 2839 2696 nal 2523 2424 233221 WILKES CC 1573 3106 2682 2561 24 ) 2431 250322 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1355 2731 2624 2694 2350 2154 201223 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1360 2771 2A27 2682 2311 2022 186924 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1421 2687 2470 2518 2275 2369 230125 CALDWELL CC 81 TI 1490 2678 2360 2515 2262 2079 196526 CRAVEN CC 1372 2371 2062 2337 2037 1914 190127 ROBESON CC 1316 2378 2068 2356 2030 1570 176928 EDGECOMBE CC 1434 2031 1998 2233 1926 1679 152529 ISOTHERMAL CC 1160 2194 1950 2014 1831 1973 193630 ROCKINGHAM CC 1170 2096 1882 1893 1761 1766 155431 RANDOLPH CC 1215 2087 1902 1697 1726 1652 162332 RICHMOND CC 1229 1849 1769 1807 1665 1574 124233 STANLY CC 1085 1963 1771 1821 1663 1560 147034 HAYWOOD CC 1218 1891 1598 1932 1662 1538 156835 Bum RIDGE CC 1176 1928 1547 1877 1633 1573 146636 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 1100 1978 1555 1813 1614 1540 138037 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 756 1987 1755 1787 1573 1435 147438 CLEVELAND CC 1236 1675 1426 1741 1521 1467 140039 MITCHELL CC 972 1808 1603 1617 1501 1463 144640 SOUTHEASTERN CC 764 1817 1707 1705 1500 1469 142641 SOUTHWESTERN CC 880 1736 1526 1736 1471 1339 119842 NASH CC 830 1727 1586 1662 1452 1348 131343 WILSON TCC 948 1568 1625 1585 1431 1368 133944 HALIFAX CC 706 1609 1559 1592 1368 1226 111945 SAMPSON CC 849 1572 1488 1498 1352 1294 124046 CARTERET CC 843 1586 1401 1569 1350 1293 127147 WAYLAND CC 1094 1388 1208 1232 1231 1172 113148 PIEDMONT CC 763 1549 1254 i355 1231 1147 103249 JAMES SPRUNT CC 662 1342 1160 1250 1103 1048 980SO BRUNSWICK CC 706 1282 1179 1205 1094 1070 101351 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 498 1139 1070 1055 940 920 94152 MARTIN CC 545 973 1075 1073 917 870 78283 MCDOWELL TCC 600 1053 1081 892 908 855 80354 BLADEN CC 439 976 740 170 731 689 61955 MONTGOMERY CC 557 693 708 864 706 652 64556 ANSON CC 384 759 780 856 697 729 63657 TRI-COUNTY CC 524 774 725 737 691 711 630Sa PAMLICO CC 93 221 182 197 175 188 180


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ALAMANCE CC o o o 0ANSON CC 1 2 o 2ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC o o o oBEAUFORT COUNTY CC 2 3 2 1

BLADEN CC 1 1 1 oBLUE RIDGE CC 2 3 3 3BRUNSWICK CC 1 2 o oCALDWELL CC & TX o o o oCAPE FEAR CC 4 7 o oCARTERET CC 4 12 9 9

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... 2 3ISOTHERMAL CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0JAMES SPRUNT CC o o o o 0 o oJOHNSTON CC 12 17 9 11 12 16 13LENOIR CC 1 1 o 0 1 2 iMARTIN CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MAYLAND CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 1MCDOWELL ICC 1 o o o 0 o 1MITCHELL CC 15 3 3 3 6 2Q1 18MONTGOMERY CC o 1 1 o 1 4 4NASH CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0PAMLICO CC 1 o o 1 1 1. 1PTEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0PITT CC o o o 0 o o oRANDOLPH CC 36 1 0 3 10 1 1R/CHMOND CC 3 2 2 2 2 2 1ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ROBESON CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ROCKINGHAM CC o 0 A 0 0 0 0ROWAN-CABARRUS CC o o o o o o 0SAMPSON CC o o 0 o o o 2SANDHILLS CC o o o o o o oSOUTHEASTERN CC o o o o o o oSOUTHWESTERN CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0STANLY CC o o o o o o oSURRY CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0TRI-COUNTY CC o o o o o o oVANCE-GRANVILLE CC o o o o o o oWAKE TCC 20 22 32 39 28 13 11WAYNE CC 14 11 12 13 13 13 18WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 4 2 5 4 4 3 3WILKES CC o o o o 0 o oWILSON TCC 1 0 o o 0 o o

TOTAL 1991-92 152 162 103 255 171TOTAL 1990-91 120 141 128 129 136TOTAL 1989-9) 154 145 138 136 150

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TABLE 34

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SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL

ALAMANCE CC 58 82 56 59 64 41 130IIANSON CC o o 0 0 o o 0

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 76 o o o 19 28 37BEAUFORT COUNTY CC o o o o o 1 22BLADEN CC o 0 o o o o 6

IIBLUE RIDGE CC o 0 0 29 7 o 18BRUNSWICK CC 20 13 5 26 16 19 0

CALDWELL CC & TI o o 0 o o o 0

CAPE FEAR CC 0 o 2 5 2 12 6CARTERET CC 0 0 o o 0 0 0

11CATAWBA VALLEY CC o 0 0 o o 29 36CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 100 49 40 84 68 93 61CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 149 119 166 109 136 63 134CLEVELAND CC 18 a o 10 9 30 2COASTAL CAROLINA CC o o 0 0 o o o

11COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE o o o o o o oCRAVEN CC 45 25 16 o 22 11 oDAVIDSON COUNTY CC o 4 o o 1 4 87DURHAM TCC 6 11 9 a 9 2 oEDGECOMBE CC 0 o o 32 a 168 223 11FAYETTEVILLE ICC o o o 10 3 o oFORSYTH TCC 15 9 10 la 13 6 25GASTON COLLEGE o 0 o o o 1 o

IIGUILFORD ICC 237 55 81 128 126 394 856HALIFAX CC o o o o o o 4HAYWOOD CC 25 13 13 20 18 3 5ISOTHERMAL CC 31 1 1 2 9 o 17JAMES SPRONT CC a o 0 o 2 o oJOHNSTON CC 6 34 35 91 42 s o IILENOIR CC 20 15 19 33 22 16 45MARTIN CC 0 0 o o o o oMAYLAND CC 0 0 o o 0 0 0MCDOWELL TCC 1 1 1 o 1 6 24

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RANK COLLEGES

1 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC2 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC3 GUILFORD TCC4 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC5 WILSON TCC6 WAKE TCC7 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC8 ALAMANCE CC9 RICHMOND CC

10 JOHNSTON CC11 MITCAELL CC12 PIEDMONT CC13 ROBESON CC14 WILKES CC15 CRAVEN CC16 LENOIR CC17 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC18 HAYWOOD CC19 STANLY CC20 BRUNSWICK CC21 FORSYTH TCC22 ISOTHERMAL CC23 DURHAM TCC24 CLEVELAND CC25 EDGECOMBE CC26 BLUE RIDGE CC27 RANDOLPH CC28 SAMPSON CC29 FAYETTEVILLE TCC30 CAPE FEAR CC31 JAMES SPRUNT CC32 MCDOWELL TCC33 SANDHILLS CC34 SOUTHWESTERN CC35 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC36 WAYNE CC37 PAMLICO CC38 HALIFAX CC39 PITT CC40 CARTERET CC41 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE42 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC43 ANSON CC44 ROCKINGHAM CC45 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC46 MARTIN CC47 MAYLAND CC48 SOUTHEASTERN CC49 CATAWBA VALLEY CC50 GASTON COLLEGE51 SURRY CC52 TRI-COUNTY CC53 CALDWELL CC & TI54 MONTGOMERY CC55 NASH CC56 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC57 COASTAL CAROLINA CC58 BLADEN CC


SUMMER

1341492372520517100583463237335452076250

201531618

oo3oo081

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1371184927S6

FALL WINTER SPRING

144 69 262119 166 10955 81 128219 92 80115 55 3852 49 16349 40 8482 56 590 128 36

34 35 9155 92 036 46 2935 1 2552 o 1925 16 o15 19 33

o o o13 13 20

o 3 6613 5 269 10 181 1 2

11 9 8a o 10o o 32o o 297 6 o6 4 5o o 100 2 5o o o1 1 oo o 30 0 34 o o0 o oo o oo o oo o oo o oo o oo o oo o 0o o oo 0 oo o 0o o o0 o oo o oo o oo o oo o oo 0 oo 0 oo o oo o oo o oo o o

1160 999 13931849 1017 17502337 3232 2515


153 75 30136 63 134126 394 856104 23 40103 o 470 236 61068 93 6164 41 13050 14 o42 s o38 21 1334 129 7034 52 727 8 o22 11 022 16 4519 28 37la 3 s17 5 o16 19 013 6 259 o 179 2 o9 30 2a 168 2237 o 184 o 214 15 443 o o2 12 62 o 01 6 241 0 o1 1 251 4 871 9 34o o o0 o 4o 39 26o o oo o o0 o 10o o oo o oo 1 22o o oo o oo 2 21o 29 36o 1 oo 11 1o 1 6o o oo 0 0o o 1o 47 15o o oo o 6

12381620

2716

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FTE TABLE 351991-92



ALAMANCE CC 4 11 17 7 10 15 12ANSON CC 5 a a 4 6 6 3ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 56 89 51 64 65 64 42BEAUFORT COUNTY CC o o o o o o oBLADEN CC 48 22 23 25 30 15 20BLUE RIDGE CC 3 7 5 6 s 9 10BRUNSWICK CC o o o o o o oCALDWELL CC & TI 52 57 26 46 45 37 22CAPE FEAR CC 50 10 26 17 26 27 13CARTERET CC o o o o o 0 oCATAWBA VALLEY CC o 1 o o o o oCENTRAL CAROLINA CC o o 0 o o o oCENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 22 33 21 40 29 26 20CLEVELAND CC 10 5 3 9 7 7 2COASTAL CAROLINA CC o o o o o 0 oCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE o o o o o o 0CRAVEN CC 0 o o o o o oDAVIDSON COUNTY CC 86 87 78 79 82 69 38DURHAM TCC -5 0 0 0 -1 1 0

EDGECOMBE CC 28 10 9 10 14 8 12FAYETTEVILLE TCC 61 107 107 92 92 64 76FORSYTH TCC o o 0 o o o oGASTON COLLEGE 74 98 58 136 92 51 57GUILFORD TCC 62 43 38 14 39 40 15HALIFAX CC 33 25 14 15 22 13 12HAYWOOD CC 3 8 3 24 9 13 10ISOTHERMAL CC a 6 9 7 a 10 5JAMES SPRUNT CC 11 1 12 3 7 10 6JOHNSTON CC 30 26 24 38 30 33 21LENOIR CC 31 70 20 50 43 44 25MARTIN CC 3 a 4 3 5 10 5MAYLAND CC 23 11 21 11 17 22 10MCDOWELL TCC 12 13 10 12 12 11 6MITCHELL CC o o o o o o oMONTGOMERY CC o 1 o o 1 4 1

NASH CC o o o o o 0 oPAMLICO CC 11 10 o 27 12 11 6PIEDMONT CC 12 16 21 16 16 11 14PITT CC 16 20 16 18 18 17 16RANDOLPH CC 4 6 2 18 7 4 5RICHMOND CC 10 41 18 56 31 25 13ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 21 18 31 18 10 10ROBESON CC 5 26 19 52 25 24 14ROCKINGHAM CC 22 34 22 28 27 24 20ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 9 11 12 8 10 13 14SAMPSON CC o o o o o o oSANDMILLS CC 6 14 11 16 12 7 8SOUTHEASTERN CC 13 25 26 32 24 22 17SOUTHWESTERN CC 5 7 11 9 a 9 6STANLY CC 9 10 10 20 12 15 11SURRY CC 6 20 14 22 16 16 10TRI-COUNTY CC o 9 22 10 10 9 10VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 14 15 10 15 13 19 4WAKE TCC o o o o o o oWAYNE CC 17 21 4 ZO 18 13 9WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 26 17 16 33 23 28 15WILKES CC 15 11 21 39 22 12 24WILSON TCC 13 9 12 19 13 11 10


88 1

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FTE TABLE 35A(RANKED BY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)



1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 61 107 107 92 92 64 762 GASTON COLLEGE 74 98 58 136 92 51 573 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 86 87 78 79 82 69 384 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 56 89 51 64 65 64 425 CALDWELL CC & TI 52 57 26 46 45 37 226 LENOIR CC 31 70 20 50 43 44 257 GUILFORD TCC 62 43 38 14 39 40 158 RICHMOND CC 10 41 18 56 31 25 139 JOHNSTON CC 30 26 24 38 30 33 2110 BLADEN CC 48 22 23 25 30 15 2011 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 22 33 21 40 29 26 2. .12 ROCKINGHAM CC 22 34 22 28 27 24 2013 CAPE FEAR CC 50 10 26 17 26 27 1314 ROBESON CC s 26 19 52 25 24 1415 SOUTHEASTERN CC 13 25 26 32 24 22 1716 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 26 17 16 33 23 28 1517 HALIFAX CC 33 25 14 15 22 13 1218 WILKES CC 15 11 21 39 22 12 2419 PITT CC 16 20 16 18 18 17 1620 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC o 21 la 31 18 10 1021 WAYNE CC 17 21 4 30 18 13 922 MAYLAND CC 23 11 21 11 17 22 1023 PIEDMONT CC 12 16 21 16 16 11 1424 SURRY CC 6 20 14 22 16 16 1025 EDGECOMBE CC 28 10 9 10 14 8 1226 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 14 15 10 15 13 19 427 WILSON TCC 13 9 12 19 13 11 1028 MCDOWELL TCC 12 13 10 12 12 11 629 PAMLICO CC 11 10 o 27 12 11 630 SANDHILLS CC 6 14 11 16 12 7 a31 STANLY CC 9 10 10 20 12 15 1132 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 9 11 12 8 10 13 1433 TRX-COUNTY CC o 9 22 10 10 9 1034 ALAMANCE CC 4 11 17 7 10 15 1235 HAYWOOD CC 3 8 3 24 9 13 1036 SOUTHWESTERN CC 5 7 11 9 a 9 637 ISOTHERMAL CC a 6 9 7 a 10 s38 RANDOLPH CC 4 6 2 18 7 4 539 CLEVELAND CC 10 5 3 9 7 7 240 JAMES SPRUNT CC 11 1 12 3 7 10 641 ANSON CC s 8 a 4 6 6 342 BLUE RIDGE CC 3 7 s 6 5 9 1043 MARTIN CC 3 a 4 3 5 10 s44 MONTGOMERY CC o 1 o o 1 4 145 FORSYTH TCC o o 0 o o o o46 SAMPSON CC o o o o o o o47 CR. ';EN CC o o o o o o o48 C( 3TAL CAROLINA CC o o o o o 0 o49 NASH CC o o o o 0 o 050 BRUNSWICK CC o o o o o o o51 CARTERET CC o o o o o o o52 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC o o o o o o 053 WAKE TCC o o o o o o o54 MITCHELL CC o o o o o o o55 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE o o o o o o o56 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC o o o o o o o57 CATAWBA VALLEY CC o 1 o o 0 o o58 DURHAM TCC -5 0 0 0 -1 1 0


89

SELF-SUPPORTING AND RECREATIONAL PROGRAM FTE TABLE 361991-92

COLLEGES


SUMMER FALL WINTER SPR/NG ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL

ALAMANCE CC 12ANSON CC 4ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 14BEAUFORT COUNTY CC oBLADEN CC oBLUE RIDGE CC 3BRUNSWICK CC 1

CALDWELL CC & TI 11CAPE FEAR CC oCARTERET CC 3CATAWBA VALLEY CC 21CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 16CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 139CLEVELAND CC 9COASTAL CAROLINA CC 64COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE oCRAVEN CC 1

DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 20DURHAM TCC 39EDGECOMBE CC oFAYETTEVILLE ICC aFORSYTH TCC 34GASTON COLLEGE 2GUILFORD TCC 3HALIFAX CC 16HAYWOOD CC 11ISOTHERMAL CC 51JAMES SPRUNT CC 2JOHNSTON CC 3LENOIR CC 3MARTIN CC oMAYLAND CC 1

MCDOWELL TCC oMITCHELL CC 3MONTGOMERY CC oNASH CC 38PAMLICO CC oPIEDMONT CC- aPITT CC 4RANDOLPH CC 3RICHMOND CC 2ROANOKE-CI-IOWAN CC 2ROBESON CC 30ROCKINGHAM CC oROWAN-CABARRUS CC 27SAMPSON CC oSANDHILLS CC 9SOUTHEASTERN CC 3SOUTHWESTERN CC 4STANLY CC 6SURRY CC 14TRI-COUNTY CC 0 o o o o o oVANCE-GRANVILLE CC 8 19 11 21WAKE TCC 20 38 41 103WAYNE CC 2 22 11 25WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 6 15 60 30WILKES CC 6 13 27 22WILSON TCC 1 5 2 3

12 11 30 16 30 25a 12 3 7 6 a6 1 13 9 9 4o o o o o 2o 0 o o 1 1

11 4 6 6 11 264 1 6 3 3 3

18 3 5 9 3 41 10 26 9 1 1

12 10 13 . 10 6 430 13 38 26 26 2311 3 31 15 17 7

189 356 168 213 165 303

,....

.,1

107

115

372

594

85o o o o o o

23 47 31 26 7 1233 32 31 29 28 2539 36 54 42 34 115 6 4 4 5 413 9 23 13 32 1128 26 64 38 34 301 2 55 15 5 166 2 13 6 6 2

24 21 40 25 22 1319 9 23 16 2 o66 40 69 57 63 713 2 3 2 3 49 6 13 8 7 7o 13 11 7 -6 14o 2 3 1 2 3

11 3 18 a 2 7o o 9 2 4 3

25 10 45 21 6 8o o 2 1 1 1

7 10 12 17 13 3o o o o o 1

14 a 3 a 7 232 3 12 6 7 104 3 8 5 5 72 1 20 6 o o8 3 2 4 s 2

28 15 20 23 17 19o 1 6 2 o o

22 28 57 34 15 202 o 41 11 o o

18 16 36 20 17 102 2 5 3 4 77 4 5 5 6 77 4 5 6 a a

18 17 33 21 22 9

TOTAL 1991-92 687 925 968 1337TOTAL 1990-91 603 928 857 1011TOTAL 1989-90 497 701 659 1030

15 17 1451 47 8215 3 328 53 2017 12 93 2 7

986856

730

90

1

1

SELF-SUPPORTING AND RECREATIONAL PROGRAM FTE TABLE 36A(RANKED BY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)




1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 139 189 356 168 213 165 302 ISOTHERMAL CC 51 66 40 69 57 63 713 WAKE TCC 20 38 41 103 51 47 824 DURHAM TCC 39 39 36 54 42 34 115 FORSYTH TCC 34 28 26 64 38 34 306 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 64 62 10 11 37 59 857 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 27 22 28 57 34 15 208 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 20 33 32 31 29 28 259 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 6 15 60 . 30 28 53 2010 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 21 30 13 38 26 26 2311 CRAVEN CC 1 23 47 31 26 7 1212 HALIFAX CC 16 24 21 40 25 22 1313 ROBESON CC 30 28 15 20 23 17 1914 MITCHELL CC 3 25 10 45 21 6 a15 SURRY CC 14 18 17 33 21 22 916 SANDHILLS CC 9 18 16 36 20 17 1017 NASH CC 38 7 10 12 17 13 318 WILKES CC 6 13 27 22 17 12 919 HAYWOOD CC 11 19 9 23 16 2 0

20 ALAMANCE CC 12 12 11 30 16 30 2521 GASTON COLLEGE 2 1 2 55 15 5 1622 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 16 11 3 31 15 17 723 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC a 19 11 21 15 17 1424 WAYNE CC 2 22 11 25 15 3 325 FAYETTEVILLE TCC a 13 9 23 13 32 1126 SAMPSON CC 0 2 0 41 11 o o27 CARTERET CC 3 12 10 13 10 6 428 ASHEVILLE-EUNCOMBETCC 14 6 1 13 9 9 429 CAPE FEAR CC 0 1 10 26 9 1 1

30 CALDWELL CC & TI 11 18 3 5 9 3 431 MAYLAND CC 1 11 3 18 a 2 732 PIEDMONT CC a 14 a 3 8 7 2333 JOHNSTON CC 3 9 6 13 a 7 7

34 ANSON CC 4 a 12 3 7 6 a35 LENOIR CC 3 0 13 11 7 -6 1436 PITT CC 4 2 3 12 6 7 1037 RICHMOND CC 2 2 1 20 6 0 o33 STANLY CC 6 7 4 5 6 a 839 BLUE RIDGE CC 3 11 4 6 6 11 2640 GUILFORD TCC 3 6 2 13 6 6 241 SOUTHWESTERN CC 4 7 4 5 5 6 742 CLEVELAND CC 9 3 1 7 5 2 443 RANDOLPH CC 3 4 3 Es s 5 744 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 2 a 3 2 4 5 245 EDGECOMBE CC o 5 6 4 4 5 446 SOUTHEASTERN CC 3 2 2 5 3 4 747 BRUNSWICK CC 1 4 1 6 3 3 348 WILSON TCC 1 5 2 3 3 2 749 ROCKINGHAM CC 0 o 1 6 2 o o50 JAMES SPRUNT CC 2 3 2 3 2 3 451 MCDOWELL TCC o o o 9 2 4 352 MARTIN CC o 0 2 3 1 2 353 MONTGOMERY CC o o o 2 1 1 1

54 TRI-COUNTY CC 0 o o o o o o55 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE o o o o o o o56 PAMLICO CC 0 o o o o o 1

57 ELADEN CC o 0 o o o 1 1

58 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 0 o o o o o 2


COLLEGES

TOTAL AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE1991-92


TABLE 37


ALANANCE CC 2535 3909 3809 3513 3445 3316 3173ANSON CC 394 777 800 865 711 743 649ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 2153 4110 3521 3666 3365 3082 2794BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 1102 1981 1557 1814 1616 1543 1405BLADEN CC 488 999 764 795 762 707 648BLUE RIDGE CC 1184 1949 1559 1921 1654 1597 1525BRUNSWICK CC 728 1301 1185 1237 1114 1093 1021CALDWELL CC & TI 1553 2753 2389 2566 2316 2119 1991CAPE FEAR CC 1789 3299 3159 3260 2880 2822 2546CARTERET CC 850 1610 1420 1591 1369 1304 1279CATAWBA VALLEY CC 2220 3592 2987 3141 2985 3005 2733CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 2562 3944 3558 3741 3454 3553 3150CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 6288 11582 10953 12361 10299 10048 9313CLEVELAND CC 1277 1695 1430 1767 1544 1509 1408COASTAL CAROLINA CC 2166 4155 3545 3849 3430 3253 3338COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 756 1987 1755 1787 1573 1435 1474CRAVEN CC 1421 2427 2129 2374 2091 1934 1915DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1461 2855 2734 2804 2462 2255 2162DURHAM TCC 1918 4144 3711 3979 3440 3457 3173EDGECOMBE CC 1462 2046 2013 2279 1952 1860 1764FAYETTEVILLE ICC 6535 9656 8612 9827 8661 6910 8101FORSYTH ICC 3011 4951 4395 4714 4270 4187 4075GASTON COLLEGE 1897 3910 3492 3733 3259 3011 2860GUILFORD TCC 3628 7336 6304 6350 5906 6122 6340HALIFAX CC 757 1659 1595 1647 1416 1263 1153HAYWOOD CC 1259 1934 1623 2006 1708 1558 1586ISOTHERMAL CC 1250 2267 2000 2092 1905 2046 2029JAMES SPRUNT CC 683 1346 1174 1256 1114 1061 990JOHNSTON CC 2226 3419 3107 3407 3040 2682 2360LENOIR CC 1553 3116 2856 2881 2605 2503 2556MARTIN CC 548 981 1081 1079 923 882 790MAYLAND CC 1118 1410 1232 1261 1256 1196 1149MCDOWELL TCC 614 1067 1092 913 923 876 837MITCHELL CC 993 1891 1708 1665 1566 1510 1485MONTGOMERY CC 557 695 709 866 709 661 651NASH CC 868 1734 1596 1674 1469 1361 1317PAMLICO CC 105 231 182 225 188 200 188PIEDMONT CC 306 1615 1329 1403 1289 1294 1139PITT CC 1691 3771 34:.:2 3517 3098 2921 2765RANDOLPH CC 1261 2105 1913 1726 1752 1662 1657RICHMOND CC 1278 1894 1918 1921 1754 1615 1256ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC SOO 1168 1091 1088 962 935 963ROBESON CC 1424 2467 2103 2453 2112 1963 1809ROCKINGHAM CC 1192 2130 1905 1927 1790 1790 1574ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 1661 3624 3119 3194 2901 2669 2601SAMPSON CC 849 1580 1492 1544 1367 130(." 1286SANDHILLS CC 1887 3457 3175 3128 2913 2875 2693SOUTHEASTERN CC 780 1844 1735 1742 1527 1497 1471SOUTHWESTERN CC 889 1750 1541 1753 1485 1355 1236STANLY CC 1100 1980 1788 1912 1698 1588 1489SURRY CC 1687 2877 2727 2936 2560 2473 2352TRI-COUNTY CC 524 783 747 747 701 721 696VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1516 2949 2517 2980 2492 2133 1917WAKE TCC 4374 6001 5702 6478 5639 5348 5542WAYNE CC 1467 3228 2911 3060 2668 2441 2300WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1457 2721 2551 2585 2330 2500 2354WILKES CC 1629 3182 2730 2641 2545 2463 2536WILSON TCC 1168 1697 1694 1645 1550 1381 1360


92

1

1

1

1

II

II

II

II

11

II

li

I

11

II

II

II

11

II

TOTAL AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE TABLE 37A(RANKED EY 1991-92 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)

RANK COLLEGES

1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC2 FAYETTEVILLE TCC3 GUILFORD TCC4 WAKE TCC5 FORSYTH TCC6 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC7 ALAMANCE CC8 DURHA M TCC9 COASTAL CAROLINA CC

10 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC11 GASTON COLLEGE12 PITT CC13 JOHNSTON CC14 CATAWBA VALLEY CC15 SANDH/LLS CC16 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC17 CAPE FEAR CC18 WAYNE CC19 LENOIR CC20 SURRY CC21 WILKES CC22 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC23 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC24 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC25 CALDWELL CC & TI26 ROBESON CC27 CRAVEN CC23 EDGECOMBE CC29 ISOTHERMAL CC30 ROCKINGHAM CC31 RICHMOND CC32 RANDOLPH CC33 HAYWOOD CC34 STANLY CC35 BLUE RIDGE CC36 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC37 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE38 MITCHELL CC39 WILSON TCC40 CLEVELAND CC41 SOUTHEASTERN CC42 SOUTHWESTERN CC43 NASH CC44 HALIFAX CC45 CARTERET CC46 SAMPSON CC47 PIEDMONT CC48 MAYLAND CC49 BRUNSWICK CC50 JAMES SPRUNT CC51 ROAN0KE-CHOWAN CC52 MCDOWELL TCC53 MARTIN CC54 BLADEN CC55 ANSON CC

MONTGOMERY CC57 TRI-COUNTY CC56

PAMLICO CC5(1


SUMMER

628365353628437430112562253519182166215318971691222622201837166117891467155316871629151614611457155314241421146212501192127812611259110011841102756993

116812777808898687578508498061118728683500614548488394557524105

910498614681685

FALL WINTER SPRING

11582 10953 123619656 8612 98277336 6304 63506001 5702 64784951 4395 47143944 3558 37413909 3809 35134144 3711 39794155 3545 38494110 3521 36663910 3492 37333771 3402 35173419 3107 34073592 2987 31413457 3175 31283624 3119 31943299 3159 32603228 2911 30603116 2856 28812877 2727 29363182 2730 26412949 2517 29802855 2734 28042721 2551 25852753 2389 25662467 2103 24532427 2129 23742046 2013 22792267 2000 20922130 1905 19271894 1918 19212105 1913 17261934 1623 20061980 1788 19121949 1559 19211981 1557 18141987 1755 17871891 1708 16651697 1694 16451695 1430 17671844 1735 17421750 1541 17531734 1596 16741659 1595 16471610 1420 15911580 1492 15441615 1329 14031410 1232 12611301 1185 12371346 1174 12561168 1091 10881067 1092 913981 1081 1079999 764 795777 800 865695 709 866783 747 747231 182 225

161541 145826 155286154305 138130 147456148042 135813 141781


10299 10048 93138661 6910 81015906 6122 63405639 5348 55424270 4187 40753454 3553 31503445 3316 31783440 3457 31733430 3253 33383365 3082 27943259 3011 28603098 2921 27653040 2682 23602985 3005 27332913 2875 26932901 2669 26012880 2822 25462668 2441 23002605 2503 25562560 2473 23522545 2463 25362492 2133 19172462 2255 21622330 2500 23542316 2119 19912112 1963 18092091 1934 19151952 1864.1 17641905 2046 20291790 1790 15741754 1615 12561752 1662 16571708 1558 15861698 15S8 14891654 1597 15251616 1543 1(0051573 1435 14741566 1510 14n51550 1381 13601544 1509 14031527 1497 14711485 1355 12361469 1361 13171416 1263 11531369 1304 12791367 1309 12861289 1294 11391256 1196 11491114 1093 10211114 1061 990962 935 963923923 882 790762

876 837

707 648711 743 649709 661 651701 721188 200

696188

138513131597

126929

1 C

93

I1

II

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INFORMATION

TABLES

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TABLE 38

NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/91 (FISCAL YEAR 1991-92)

FULL-TIME STAFF ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY

(SETB103)

SENIOR

OTHER

CURR/EXT

TECH/

SKILLED

SERV/

COLLEGE

ADMIN

ADMIN

FACULTY

PROFESS

CLERICAL

PARAPROF

CRAFTS

MAINT

TOTAL

ALAMANCE CC

64

79

22

29

15

216

173

ANSON CC

52

23

10

514

362

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMB

67

87

22

35

635

198

BEAUFORT COUNTY C

61

40

27

23

59

111

BLADEN CC

44

22

12

93

13

58

BLUE RIDGE CC

642

21

12

10

798

BRUNSWICK CC

44

23

15

68

767

CALDWELL CC & TI

66

67

19

18

16

8140

CAPE FEAR CC

310

71

20

35

19

14

163

liD

cr,

CARTERET CC

35

40

11

14

10

18

92

CATAWBA VALLEY CC

45

88

38

30

13

20

198

CENTRAL CAROLINA

56

98

27

32

612

186

CENTRAL PIEDMONT

612

235

81

122

98

827

589

CLEVELAND CC

68

46

12

19

312

106

COASTAL CAROLINA

44

105

29

30

15

116

204

COLLEGE OF ALBEMA

46

47

23

19

41

10

114

CRAVEN CC

712

52

23

21

516

136

DAVIDSON COUNTY C

43

64

25

26

42

16

144

DURHAM TCC

55

93

43

25

13

114

199

EDGECOMBE CC

54

65

20

20

66

126

FAYETTEVILLE TCC

915

192

58

87

44

81

486

FORSYTH TCC

98

116

42

36

18

226

257

GASTON COLLEGE

45

103

28

51

22

27

240

GUILFORD TCC

310

166

55

73

47

452

410

HALIFAX CC

549

20

18

810

110

HAYWOOD CC

63

60

18

22

819

136

ISOTHERMAL CC

65

53

25

28

21

219

159

JAMES SPRUNT CC

58

43

14

18

89

105

JOHNSTON CC

7110

15

19

15

13

179

LENOIR CC

74

82

30

22

17

18

180

:]

MARTIN CC

65

27

17

97

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M N

M M

OM

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O M

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MI

IIIM

111

1111

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N N

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TABLE 38



FULL-TIME STAFF ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY

(SETBL03)

SENIOR

OTHER

CURR/EXT

TECH/

SKILLED

COLLEGE

ADMIN

ADMIN

FACULTY

PROFESS

CLERICAL

PARAPROF

CRAFTS

SERV/

MAINT

TOTAL

MAYLAND CC

34

24

13

911

367

MCDOWELL TCC

46

27

10

11

96

73

MITCHELL CC

62

45

23

22

713

118

MONTGOMERY CC

62

28

10

76

463

NASH CC

44

46

17

15

10

5101

PAMLICO CC

43

10

58

333

PIEDMONT CC

52

48

30

25

10

9129

PITT CC

57

107

33

39

18

124

234

RANDOLPH CC

61

49

24

25

12

18

135

RICHMOND CC

57

39

26

16

812

113

ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC

61

27

21

13

11

a87

ua

...4

ROBESON CC

ROCKINGHAM CC

4 47 5

53

52

26 18

18

17

1016

1

2013

138

126

ROMAN-CABARRUS CC

47

61

23

23

16

5139

SAMPSON CC

33

43

18

19

99

104

SANDHILLS CC

78

117

21

27

18

423

225

SOUTHEASTERN CC

56

53

23

23

17

15

142

SOUTHWESTERN CC

52

46

16

19

11

15

114

STANLY CC

76

42

17

15

13

8108

SURRY CC

66

72

19

20

12

17

152

TRI-COUNTY CC

61

22

67

21

45

VANCE-GRANVILLE C

64

67

22

22

30

112

164

WAKE TCC

77

180

64

66

15

922

370

WAYNE CC

45

86

30

29

19

23

196

WESTERN PIEDMONT

68

59

23

20

21

312

152

WILKES CC

66

62

32

23

18

714

168

WILSON ICC

58

38

22

16

12

313

117

305

299

3,891

1,414

1,467

829

55

859

9,119

12.)

TABLE 39



FULL-TIME STAFF ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE,

BY AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY AND YEARS OF SERVICE

(SETBL05)

POSITION TITLE

CATEGORY

XXX*XXXX*XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXMXXXXXXXXXRANGEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX*XXXXXXXXXXXX*XXXXXXXXXXXkXXXX

UNDER

6-10

11-15

16-2G

21-25

26 AND

NUMBER OF

6 YEARS

%YEARS

%YEARS

%YEARS

%YEARS

%UP YEARS

%EMPLOYEES

SENIOR ADMIN

80

26.2

51

16.7

28

9.2

66

21.6

51

16.7

29

9.5

305

OTHER ADMIN

65

21.7

63

21.1

47

15.7

64

21.4

42

14.0

18

6.0

299

CURR/EXT FACU

1,496

38.4

841

21.6

589

15.1

533

13.7

314

8.1

118

3.0

3,891

PROFESSIONAL

553

39.1

303

21.4

232

16.4

215

15.2

86

6.1

25

1.8

1,414

coco

CLERICAL

625

42.6

348

23.7

253

17.2

155

10.6

64

4.4

22

1.5

1,467

TECH/PARAFRO

282

34.0

214

25.8

155

18.7

115

13.9

45

5.4

18

2.2

829

SKILL CRAFTS

18

32.7

17

30.9

814.5

814.5

47.3

0.0

55

SERV/MAINT

497

57.9

201

23.4

104

12.1

40

4.7

11

1.3

60.7

859

3,616

39.7

2,038

22.3

1,416

15.5

1,196

13.1

617

6.8

236

2.6

9,119

1ti

MN

NM

MS

NE

NE

11.

NM

MR

SI

ININ

MI

Ing

MI

NS

MI n

il M

N M

N IN

NM

N IS

M M

I MN

MIN

TABLE 40



SELECTED FULL-TIME STAFF, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, HIGHEST DEGREE EARNED

(SETBL01)

CATEGORY

LESS THAN

BACHELOR'S

DEGREE

%

BACHELOR'S

DEGREE

%

MASTER'S

DEGREE

%

DOCTOR'S

DEGREE

%TOTAL

SENIOR ADMINISTRATORS

62.0%

26

8.5%

158

51.8%

115

37.7%

305

OTHER ADMINISTRATORS

20

6.7%

51

17.1%

183

61.2%

45

15.1%

299

FACULTY

752

19.3%

943

24.2%

1,980

50.9%

216

5.6%

3,891

tn

t.c)

PROFESSIONALS

238

16.8%

507

35.9%

624

44.1%

45

3.2%

1,414

TECHNICAL/PARAPROFESSIONAL

651

78.5%

155

18.7%

23

2.8%

00.0%

829

TOTAL

1,667

24.7%

1,682

25.0%

2,968

44.0%

421

6.2%

6,738

TABLE 41



SELECTED FULL-TIME STAFF, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY RACE AND SEX

(SETBL02)

CATEGORY

MALE

WHITE

MALE

BLACK

MALE

OTHER

FEMALE FEMALE FEMALE

WHITE

BLACK OTHER

TOTAL

WHITE

TOTAL

BLACK

TOTAL

OTHER

TOTAL

SENIOR ADMINISTRATORS

230

16

451

40

281

20

4305

OTHER ADMINISTRATORS

137

25

2118

16

1255

41

3299

FACULTY

1,884

114

38

1,600

227

28

3,484

341

66

3,891

PROFESSIONALS

488

80

8666

161

11

1,154

241

19

1,414

TECHNICAL/PARAPROFESSIONAL

144

20

3544

107

11

688

127

14

829

TOTAL

2,883

255

55

2,979

515

51

5,862

770

106

6,738

1"

MI

1011

1111

1M

I IN

S M

I MN

MIIM

INN

IM

MN

MI M

N O

M I=

MI

MN

INM

I

TABLE 42



FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME CURRICULUM FACULTY ONLY

BY INSTRUCTIONAL CATEGORY, BY EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFICATION

(SETBLO4R)

PROGRAM

CATEGORY

xxxxxxxxxxxxx

FULL-TIME

PERMANENT

%

EMPLOYMENT

FULL-TIME

TEMPORARY

%

CLASSIFICATION

PART-TIME

PART-TIME

PERMANENT

%TEMPORARY

xxxxxxxxxxxxx

%TOTAL

ACADEMIC

1,239

38.4

60.2

37

1.1

1,943

60.2

3,225

AGRICULTURE

55

68.8

0.0

22.5

23

28.8

80

DISTR/MARKET

77

28.1

0.0

41.5

193

70.4

274

ENG/SCI

298

50.3

10.2

50.8

289

48.7

593

HEALTH

619

59.5

50.5

21

2.0

395

38.0

1-...

.1,040

CD

-....

HOME ECON

57

45.2

0.0

32.4

66

52.4

126

OFFICE

594

39.0

50.3

23

1.5

902

59.2

1,524

TRADES

682

53.2

50.4

22

1.7

574

44.7

1,283

3,621

44.5

22

0.3

117

1.4

4,385

53.8

8,145

The information in this report is the result ofa "snapshot" taken of college staff data bases

AS OF 10/01/91, and may not accurately reflect the total number

of part-time temporary staff

employed through the entire year.

Employment is 1-12 months in length.

The employment classifications of Full-time Permanent,

Full-time Temporary, Part-time Permanent, Part-timeTemporary which are listed on this report

are determined by each college based on their definition of these terms.

Full-time Permanent and Full-time Temporary:

Any employee who is designated by the collegeas full-time.

Part-time Permanent and Part-time Temporary:

Any employee not designated as full-time.

TABLE 43



FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY


(SETBLO4R)

XXXXXXXMXXXXX

PROGRAM

FULL-TIME

CATEGORY

PERMANENT

EMPLOYMENT

FULL-TIME

%TEMPORARY

CLASSIFICATI 0 N

PART-TIME

%PERMANENT

%

xxxxxxxxxxxx

PART-TIME

TEMPORARY

%TOTAL

ACADEMIC

192

5.8

20.1

89

2.7

3,016

91.4

3,299

AGRICULTURE

12.7

0.0

25.4

34

91.9

37

DISTR/MARKET

10.8

0.0

21.6

126

97.7

129

ENG/SCI

43.0

0.0

64.4

125

92.6

135

I-,

CD

HEALTH

81.0

0.0

81.0

772

98.0

788

IVHOME ECON

30.6

0.0

91.8

482

97.6

494

OFFICE

92.4

0.0

30.8

366

96.8

378

TRADES

37

3.5

30.2

30

1.8

1,546

94.5

1,636

275

4.0

50.1

149

2.2

6,467

93.8

6,896

t)1

The information in this report is the result of a "snapshot" taken of college staff data bases

AS OF 10/01/91, and may not accurately reflect the total number of part-time temporary staff




Full-time Temporary, Part-time Permanent, Part-time Temporary which are listed

on this report

'



Any employee who is designated by the college as full-time.



1111

1M

I M

I W

WI

1111

-110

nil

MI

-111

11-

NM

MI

1011

1 --

1111

111

1111

-111

111

NM

MI

11.1

11M

I

TABLE 44



FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME CURRICULUM AND EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY


(SETBLO4R)

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

PROGRAM

FULL-TIME

CATEGORY

PERMANENT

E M P L

%

O Y M E N T

FULL-TIME

TEMPORARY

C L A S S

IF I C A T

PART-TIME

%PERMANENT

I 0 N

%

xxxx

xxxx

xxxx

PART-TIME

TEMPORARY

%TOTAL

ACADEMIC

1,431

21.9

80.1

126

1.9

4,959

76.0

6,524

AGRICULTURE

56

47.9

0.0

43.4

57

48.7

117

DISTR/MARKET

78

19.4

0.0

61.5

319

79.2

403

ENG/SCI

302

41.5

10.1

11

1.5

414

56.9

728

t.---.

C)

(....)

HEALTH

627

34.3

50.3

29

1.6

1,167

63.8

1,828

HOME ECON

60

9.7

0.0

12

1.9

548

88.4

620

OFFICE

603

31.7

50.3

26

1.4

1,268

66.7

1,902

TRADES

739

25.3

80.3

52

1.8

2,120

72.6

2,919

3,896

25.9

27

0.2

266

1.8

10,852

72.1

15,041

The information in this report is the result of a "snapshot" taken of college staff data bases

AS OF 10/01/91, and may not accurately reflect the total number of part-time temporary staff




Full-time lemporary, Part-time Permanent, Part-time Temporary which are listed on this report



Any employee who is designated by the college as full-time.



`1

MU

M-

MN

MIN

EM

I N

M M

N M

IN O

M 1

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1111

rn M

I O

M

TABLE 45


XXXXXXXXXX

S

COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/91 (FISCAL YEAR

1991-92)

FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE,

BY INSTRUCTIONAL CATEGORY, BY RACE AND SEX

(SETBLO4R)

E X

XXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX* XXXXXXXXXXX

RACE

XXXXXXXKXXXXXXXMXXXXXXXXX

PROGRAM

CATEGORY

MALE

%FEMALE

%WHITE

%BLACK

%INDIAN

NHISPANIC

%ASIAN

%TOTAL

ACADEMIC

707

49.6

719

50.4

1,237

86.7

162

11,4

10

0.7

30.2

14

1.0

1,426

AGRICULTURE

44

78.6

12

21.4

55

98.2

11.8

0.0

0.0

0.0

56

DISTR/MARKET

47

61.0

30

39.0

69

89.6

810.4

0.0

0.0

0.0

77

I-

ENG/SCI

285

94.4

17

5.6

286

94.7

72.3

20.7

10.3

62.0

302

CD

un

HEALTH

58

9.2

570

90.8

571

90.9

53

8.4

10.2

0.0

30.5

628

HOME EGON

14

23.3

46

76.7

55

91.7

46.7

11.7

0.0

0.0

60

OFFICE

255

42.4

347

57.6

531

88.2

58

9.6

20.3

10.2

10

1.7

602

TRADES

626

84.6

114

15.4

680

91.9

48

6.5

10

1.4

20.3

0.0

740

2,036

52.3

1,855

47.7

3,484

89.5

341

8.8

26

0.7

70.2

33

0.8

3,891

TABLE 46



FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, HIGHEST DEGREE EARNED

(SETBLO1E)

COLLEGE

LESS THAN

BACHELOR'S DEGREE

%BACHELOR'S

DEGREE

%MASTER'S

DEGREE

%DOCTOR'S

DEGREE

%TOTAL

ALAMANCE CC

13

16.5

11

13.9

50

63.3

56.3

79

ANSON CC

939.1

313.0

939.1

28.7

23

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMB

15

17.2

27

31.0

41

47.1

64.6

87

BEAUFORT COUNTY C

820.0

820.0

22

55.0

25.0

40

BLADEN CC

10

45.5

313.6

940.9

0.0

22

BLUE RIDGE CC

11

26.2

37.1

27

64.3

12.4

42

BRUNSHICK CC

10

43.5

730.4

626.1

0.0

23

CALDNELL CC & TI

10

14.9

10

14.9

42

62.7

57.5

67

CAPE FEAR CC

20

28.2

13

18.3

36

50.7

22.8

71

CARTERET CC

12

30.0

512.5

22

55.0

12.5

40

CATAWBA VALLEY CC

21

23.9

20

22.7

41

46.6

66.8

88

CENTRAL CAROLINA

24

24.5

38

38.8

30

30.6

66.1

98

CENTRAL PIEDMONT

31

13.2

47

20.0

128

54.5

29

12.3

235

CLEVELAND CC

48.7

20

43.5

21

45.7

12.2

46

COASTAL CAROLINA

20

19.0

15

14.3

61

58.1

98.6

105

COLLEGE OF ALBEMA

817.0

10

21.3

26

55.3

36.4

47

CRAVEN CC

13

25.0

15

28.8

21

40.4

35.8

52

DAVIDSON COUNTY C

57.8

812.5

35

54.7

16

25.0

64

DURHAM TCC

77.5

24

25.8

53

57.0

99.7

93

EDGECOMBE CC

21

32.3

19

29.2

24

36.9

11.5

65

FAYETTEVILLE TCC

32

16.7

46

24.0

104

54.2

10

5.2

192

FORSYTH TCC

15

12.9

37

31.9

62

53.4

21.7

116

GASTON COLLEGE

12

11.7

21

20.4

55

53.4

15

14.6

103

GUILFORD TCC

30

18.1

33

19.9

92

55.4

11

6.6

166

HALIFAX CC

10

20.4

918.4

28

57.1

24.1

49

HAYWOOD CC

15

25.0

16

26.7

28

46.7

11.7

60

ISOTHERMAL CC

815.1

11

20.8

34

64.2

0.0

53

JAMES SPRUNT CC

920.9

17

39.5

16

37.2

12.3

43

JOHNSTON CC

48

43.6

32

.29.1

28

25.5

21.8

110

LENOIR CC

15

18.3

20

24.4

44

53.7

33.7

82

MARTIN CC

829.6

829.6

11

40.7

0.0

27

1(4 M

N O

M M

S 1

11M

US

OM

MN

MI M

N N

W M

N

MN

NM

I=IN

IM 1

1111

1---

MO

-N11

1 M

OM

-

TABLE 46



FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, HIGHEST

DEGREE EARNED

COLLEGE

LESS THAN

BACHELOR'S DEGREE

%

(SETBLO1E)

BACHELOR'S

DEGREE

MASTER'S

DEGREE

%DOCTOR'S

DEGREE

%TOTAL

MAYLAND CC

833.3

520.8

10

41.7

14.2

24

MCDOWELL ICC

622.2

829.6

13

48.1

0.0

27

MITCHELL CC

36.7

613.3

36

80.0

0.0

45

MONTGOMERY CC

10

35.7

10

35.7

725.0

13.6

28

NASH CC

510.9

14

30.4

22

47.8

510.9

46

PAMLICO CC

330.0

330.0

440.0

0.0

10

PIEDMONT CC

17

35.4

14

29.2

17

35.4

0.0

48

PITT CC

21

19.6

25

23.4

59

55.1

21.9

107

RANDOLPH CC

816.3

20

40.8

20

40.8

12.0

49

RICHMOND CC

512.8

12

30.8

22

56.4

0.0

39

ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC

414.8

622.2

16

59.3

13.7

27

1--

ROBESON CC

16

30.2

12

22.6

25

47.2

0.0

53

CD

-...,

ROCKINGHAM CC

713.5

815.4

33

63.5

47.7

52

ROWAN-CABARRUS CC

813.1

16

26.2

36

59.0

11.6

61

SAMPSON CC

716.3

14

32.6

20

46.5

24.7

43

SANDHILLS CC

18

15.4

28

23.9

64

54.7

76.0

117

SOUTHEASTERN CC

815.1

17

32.1

26

49.1

23.8

53

SOUTHWESTERN CC

817.4

13

28.3

22

47.8

36.5

46

STANLY CC

10

23.8

12

28.6

18

42.9

24.8

42

SURRY CC

17

23.6

10

13.9

38

52.8

79.7

72

TRI-COUNTY CC

627.3

418.2

10

45.5

29.1

22

VANCE-GRANVILLE C

15

22.4

18

26.9

31

46.3

34.5

67

WAKE TCC

37

20.6

52

28.9

87

48.3

42.2

180

WAYNE CC

14

16.3

21

24.4

47

54.7

44.7

86

WESTERN PIEDMONT

11.7

14

23.7

40

67.8

46.8

59

WILKES CC

69.7

12

19.4

37

59.7

711.3

62

WILSON TCC

10

26.3

13

34.2

14

36.8

12.6

38

752

19.3

943

24.2

1980

50.9

216

5.6

3,891

135

I

TABLE 47



FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY,

9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY RACE AND SEX

(SETBL02)

COLLEGE

MALE

WHITE

MALE

BLACK

MALE

OTHER

FEMALE

WHITE

FEMALE

BLACK

FEMALE

OTHER

TOTAL

WHITE

TOTAL

BLACK

TOTAL

OTHER

TOTAL

ALAMANCE CC

37

4'

133

470

81

79

ANSON CC

16

15

121

223

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMB

49

135

284

387

BEAUFORT COUNTY C

17

221

38

240

BLADEN CC

10

92

119

21

22

BLUE RIDGE CC

26

15

141

142

BRUNSWICK CC

11

10

221

223

CALDWELL CC & TI

27

137

11

64

12

67

CAPE FEAR CC

47

118

565

51

71

CARTERET CC

16

123

39

140

CATAWBA VALLEY CC

54

21

28

21

82

42

88

I--

CENTRAL CAROLINA

51

439

490

898

CD

CENTRAL PIEDMONT

119

13

286

12

3205

25

5235

op

CLEVELAND CC

26

214

440

646

COASTAL CAROLINA

57

144

21

101

31

105

COLLEGE OF ALBEMA

24

121

145

11

47

CRAVEN CC

26

221

347

552

DAVIDSON COUNTY C

36

126

162

11

64

DURHAM TCC

34

62

36

11

470

17

693

EDGECOMBE CC

16

136

11

152

12

165

FAYETTEVILLE TCC

92

52

68

22

3160

27

5192

FORSYTH TCC

52

21

52

9104

11

1116

GASTON COLLEGE

57

21

36

793

91

103

GUILFORD TCC

79

84

65

10

144

18

4166

HALIFAX CC

20

318

838

11

49

HAYWOOD CC

41

19

60

60

ISOTHERMAL CC

28

24

152

153

JAMES SPRUNT CC

17

21

19

436

61

43

JOHNSTON CC

53

81

41

794

15

1110

LENOIR CC

39

32

35

374

62

82

MARTIN CC

13

310

123

31

27

NM

I NM

IIII

MN

MI I

ME

-111

11 N

M--

MO

N N

M M

I in

--11

111

NIP

NU

M M

I NM

NM

la M

I MN

1111

111

MI N

M

TABLE 47


COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/91

(FISCAL YEAR 1991-92)

FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY,

9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY RACE AND SEX

(SETBL02)

COLLEGE

MALE

WHITE

MALE

BLACK

MALE

OTHER

FEMALE

WHITE

FEMALE

BLACK

FEMALE

OTHER

TOTAL

WHITE

TOTAL

BLACK

TOTAL

OTHER

TOTAL

MAYLAND CC

13

11

24

24

MCDOWELL TCC

18

927

27

MITCHELL CC

24

118

242

345

MONTGOMERY CC

16

11

91

25

21

28

NASH CC

15

21

24

31

39

52

46

PAMLICO CC

63

19

110

PIEDMONT CC

24

316

540

848

1--.

PITT CC

47

31

49

796

10

1107

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RANDOLPH CC

29

19

148

149

UD

RICHMOND CC

17

32

13

430

72

39

ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC

61

116

21

22

32

27

ROBESON CC

10

25

25

65

35

810

53

ROCKINGHAM CC

27

120

447

552

ROWAN-CABARRUS CC

26

21

26

652

81

61

SAMPSON CC

15

121

51

36

61

43

SANDHILLS CC

61

344

9105

12

117

SOUTHEASTERN CC

22

127

21

49

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53

SOUTHWESTERN CC

20

124

144

246

STANLY CC

16

123

11

39

21

42

SURRY CC

44

27

171

172

TRI-COUNTY CC

12

10

22

22.

VANCE-GRANVILLE C

26

330

856

11

67

WAKE TCC

79

61

86

71

165

13

2180

WAYNE CC

43

21

34

677

81

86

WESTERN PIEDMONT

28

126

454

559

WILKES CC

32

28

260

262

WILSON TCC

18

218

36

238

1,884

114

38

1,600

227

28

3,484

341

66

3,891

14

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TABLE 48




BY PRINCIPAL AREA OF INSTRUCTION

(SETBLO4R)

ACAD-

AGRI-

DISTR

HOME

ENG

COLLEGE

DEMIC

%CULTURE

%MARK

%HEALTH

%ECON

%OFFICE

%SCI

%TRADES

%TOTAL

ALAMANCE CC

ANSON CC

ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMB

BEAUFORT COUNTY C

BLADEN CC

BLUE RIDGE CC

BRUNSWICK CC

CALDWELL CC 8 TI

CAPE FEAR CC

CARTERET CC

CATAWBA VALLEY CC

CENTRAL CAROLINA

1,--,

CENTRAL PIEDMONT

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COASTAL CAROLINA

COLLEGE OF ALBEMA

CRAVEN CC

DAVIDSON COUNTY C

DURHAM TCC

EDGECOMBE CC

FAYETTEVILLE TCC

FORSYTH TCC

GASTON COLLEGE

GUILFORD TCC

HALIFAX CC

HAYWOOD CC

ISOTHERMAL CC

JAMES SPRUNT CC

JOHNSTON CC

LENOIR CC

21

26.6

1.3

45.1

11

13.9

45.1

14

18.2

10

13.1

730.4

.0

28.7

28.7

0.0

313.5

14.8

22

25.3

.0

44.6

24

27.6

0.0

13

15.4

12

14.2

11

27.5

1.5

0.0

922.5

0.0

820.5

13.0

731.8

.0

0.0

29.1

0.0

314.1

0.0

10

23.8

1.4

24.8

511.9

12.4

717.1

37.6

730.4

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14.3

28.7

0.0

14.8

29.1

26

38.8

.0

0.0

14

20.9

11.5

12

18.4

34.9

29

40.8

.0

0.0

811.3

11.4

23.3

10

14.5

717.5

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10

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25.0

10

25.5

25.5

26

29.5

3.4

0.0

13

14.8

11.1

14

16.4

10

11.8

38

38.8

5.1

55.1

5.1

22.0

14

14.7

55.6

107

45.5

1.4

10

4.3

30

12.8

52.1

29

12.8

26

11.5

14

30.4

.0

24.3

36.5

0.0

11

24.4

49.1

51

48.6

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11.0

16

15.2

11.0

15

14.7

44.3

23

48.9

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12.1

17.0

0.0

715.3

12.6

19

36.5

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0.0

13.5

0.0

917.8

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28

43.8

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0.0

10

15.6

11.6

15

23.9

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39

41.9

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0.0

25

26.9

0.0

15

16.6

11

12.3

25

38.5

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0.0

16

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36.5

1.5

13

6.8

32

16.7

10.5

33

17.6

19

10.3

40

34.5

2.7

10.9

28

24.1

21.7

15

13.4

15

13.4

41

39.8

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16

15.5

11.0

17

17.0

10

10.2

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24

14.5

21.2

14

8.9

17

10.7

18

36.7

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24.1

816.8

36.6

10

16.7

11

1.3

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0.0

915.5

610.5

19

35.8

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47.5

47.5

11.9

917.4

59.9

16

37.2

2.7

0.0

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0.0

512.1

0.0

49

44.5

3.7

10.9

12

10.9

21.8

18

16.8

22.3

34

41.5

2.4

22.4

78.5

33.7

14

17.5

79.0

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18.2

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835.2

23

12

14.2

87

10

25.5

40

10

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22

13

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10

43.9

23

11

16.9

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21

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820.5

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21

24.3

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24

24.9

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27

11.9

235

12

26.5

46

17

16.6

105

715.3

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58.3

64

33.7

93

14

22.0

65

23

12.4

192

13

11.7

116

14

14.0

103

43

26.4

166

10

20.9

49

18

30.5

60

11

21.2

53

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28.4

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23

21.4

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TABLE 48




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(SETBLO4R)

COLLEGE

ACAD-

DEMIC

%AGRI-

CULTURE

DISTR

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MARK

%HEALTH

%HOME

EGON

%OFFICE

%ENG

SCI

%TRADES

%TOTAL

MARTIN CC

11

40.7

31

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13.7

0.0

519.0

0.0

726.4

27

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833.3

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0.0

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313.0

833.8

24

MCDOWELL TCC

622.2

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27.4

13.7

622.7

0.0

12

44.9

27

MITCHELL CC

22

48.9

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613.3

0.0

10

22.7

24.9

511.6

45

MONTGOMERY CC

517.9

1.6

.0

310.7

310.7

518.3

14.0

10

36.2

28

NASH CC

20

43.5

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12.2

715.7

511.3

613.5

46

PAMLICO CC

330.0

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110.0

0.0

330.5

0.0

330.5

10

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12

25.0

1.1

3.3

816.7

0.0

715.0

48.8

13

27.5

48

PITT CC

36

33.6

1.9

2.9

24

22.4

21.9

18

17.3

87.9

16

15.4

107

RANDOLPH CC

13

26.5

2.1

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612.2

36.1

816.8

24.5

15

31.1

49

RICHMOND CC

13

33.3

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6)5.4

0.0

821.0

25.6

10

26.1

39

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933.3

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518.5

0.0

519.0

0.0

830.1

27

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18

34.0

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.0

10

18.9

23.8

713.7

59.9

11

21.2

53

1-...

ROCKINGHAM CC

23

44.2

.0

1.9

713.5

11.9

815.8

12.4

11

21.6

52

ROWAN-CABARRUS CC

20

32.8

.0

.0

12

19.7

23.3

11

18.5

610.3

10

16.8

61

SAMPSON CC

16

37.2

1.3

1.3

920.9

0.0

819.1

12.8

716.7

43

SANDHILLS CC

60

51.3

4.4

.0

22

18.8

10.9

87.3

10

9.0

12

10.7

117

SOUTHEASTERN CC

22

41.5

1.9

.0

917.0

23.8

59.9

24.2

12

23.1

53

SOUTHWESTERN CC

10

21.7

.0

4.7

12

26.1

12.2

613.5

24.8

11

24.4

46

STANLY CC

11

26.2

.0

.0

921.4

12.4

921.9

512.4

717.1

42

SURRY CC

32

44.4

11.4

?.8

11

15.3

0.0

11

15.7

57.4

10

14.3

72

TRI-COUNTY CC

836.4

0.0

1.5

29.1

0.0

523.2

15.0

523.2

22

VANCE-GRANVILLE C

24

35.8

0.0

.0

913.4

0.0

16

24.3

11.9

17

25.8

67

WAKE TCC

57

31.7

0.0

2.1

40

22.2

31.7

24

13.8

26

14.9

28

16.0

180

WAYNE CC

28

32.6

55.8

1.2

16

18.6

11.2

16

19.1

89.8

11

13.2

86

WESTERN PIEDMONT

WILKES CC

WILSON TCC

24

27 9

40.7

43.5

23.7

11.7

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16.9

14.5

15.8

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1.6

2.6

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21.5

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3.7

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10.6

19.8

34.7

5962

38

1,426

36.6

56

1.4

77

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628

16.1

60

1.5

602

15.9

302

8.2

740

19.5

3391

14,

TABLE 49


COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF OCTOBER 1 FOR A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD

RECORD COUNTS BY EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFICATION AND BY SPECIFIC CATEGORIES

Period

Specific Categories

Full-time

Permanent

Full-time

Temporary

Full-time

Total

Part-time

Permanent

Part-time

Temporary

Part-time

Total

TOTAL

10/01/91

Faculty -- Curriculum

3,621

22

3,643

117

4,385

4,502

8,145

Faculty -- Extension

275

5280

149

6,467

6,616

6,896

Staff -- Other Than Faculty

5,215

52

5,267

321

1,452

1,773

7,040

TOTAL (ALL STAFF)

9,111

79

9,190

587

12,304

12,891

22,081

10/01/90

Faculty

Curriculum

3,487

37

3,524

125

3,783

3,908

7,432


280

8288

130

6,392

6,522

6,810


5,218

107

5,280

314

1,343

1,657

6,937

TOTAL (ALL STAFF)

8,985

152

9,092

569

11,518

12,087

21,179

10/01/89

Faculty

Curriculum

3,364

44

3,408

91

3,705

3,796

7,204


274

10

284

120

6,361

6,481

6,765

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4,993

89

5,082

329

1,124

1,453

6,535

no

TOTAL (ALL STAFF)

8,631

143

8,774

540

11,190

11,730

20,504

10/01/88

Faculty -- Curriculum

3,247

42

3,289

77

3,991

4,068

7,357

Faculty

Extension

249

7256

88

6,154

6,242

6,498


4,844

80

4,924

255

1,317

1,572

6,496

TOTAL (ALL STAFF)

8,340

129

8,469

420

11,462

11,882

20,351

10/01/87

Faculty

Curriculum

3,219

43

3,262

98

3,710

3,808

7,070

Faculty

Extension

223

38

261

74

5,379

5,453

5,714


4,755

99

4,854

262

1,026

1,288

6,142

TOTAL (ALL STAFF)

8,197

180

8,377

434

10,115

10,549

18,926

The information in this report is the result of a "snapshot" taken of college staff data basesas of October 1 and may not accurately reflect the total

number of part-time temporary staff employed through the entire year.


The classifications of Full-time Permanent, Full-time Temporary, Part-time Permanent and Part-time Temporary

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(Full-time Permanent and Full-time Temporary -- Any employee who is designated by the college

as full-time.)

(Part-time Permanent and Part-time Temporary -- Any employee who is not designated

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