STATISTICAL ABSTRACTto July 2009

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Foreword

The Statistical Abstract, first published in 1971, is compiled by Analytic Studies, the institutional research unit of The California State University (CSU) Office of the Chancellor. The Abstract presents statistical information on all aspects of the CSU to provide a comprehensive historical view of the system and its member campuses. The last Abstract, published in June of 2009, describes the status of the CSU to July 2008. The current version brings the Abstract coverage to July 2009.

When viewable as an electronic document, the Statistical Abstract to July 2009 will be accessed using the World Wide Web at <www.calstate.edu/AS>.

Information pertaining to enrollment, applications, educational achievements and progress, and some areas of instruction are produced by the Analytic Studies Division of Academic Research. Analytic Studies is also responsible for coordinating design and production of the Abstract. Other divisions within the Office of the Chancellor contributing to the preparation of the Abstract are: Academic Affairs; Capital Planning, Design and Construction; the CSU Budget Office; Extended and Continuing Education; Information Technology Services, International Programs, Student Financial Aid Services and Programs; and Systemwide Human Resources.

The Abstract is divided into seven major sections: Systemwide and Campus Enrollments, Student Profile, New Students, Academic and Support Programs, Education Access and Outcomes, Instruction, and Resources. Each section and/or subsection begins with introductory narratives describing the information presented on subsequent pages. These opening remarks are generally followed by one or more graphs that highlight issues or trends of particular importance to that area of university activity.

The California State University

The California State University was formed in 1961, when the 15 existing state colleges were organized as a system under the supervision of an appointed Board of Trustees and a systemwide Chancellor. The California State University and Colleges became the official name of the system in 1972. In 1982 this name was changed to The California State University.

As of college year 2008-2009, The California State University system consists of 23 campuses with a fall 2008 enrollment of 435,663 students and teaching force of 23,581 faculty. It is one

of the three publicly supported segments of higher education in the state. San José State University, originally established as a normal school devoted to the preparation of public school teachers, is the oldest campus in the system. Founded in 1857, it is the first institution of public higher education in California. The newest campus in the system—California State University, Channel Islands—began accepting students in fall 2002 and welcomed its first freshman class in fall 2003. To better reflect the San Francisco East Bay region it serves, California State University, Hayward (established in 1957) officially changed its name to California State University, East Bay in 2004-2005.

As the largest senior public system of higher education in the nation, the CSU offers more than 1,800 bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in some 240 different subject areas, a variety of education credential programs, and a fully accredited statewide nursing curriculum. The CSU began offering education doctorate programs (Ed.D.) as of fall 2007—the first doctoral programs to be offered independently. The CSU continues to offer other doctoral degrees jointly with the University of California or with private institutions.

Of the current 23 campuses, all are accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. The newest campus, CSU Channel Islands, was granted WASC accreditation in June 2007.

Achieving academic excellence is a continuing goal of the system. Through its distinguished faculty, whose primary responsibility is teaching, the CSU sponsors and supports innovative educational programs and dedication to the highest ideals surrounding postsecondary education. While each campus has its own unique curricular and geographic character, all offer undergraduate and graduate instruction for professional and occupational goals as well as broad liberal education. All campuses require for graduation a basic program of “General Education-Breadth Requirements” regardless of the type of bachelor’s degree or major field selected by the student.

During the 2008-2009 college year, the CSU conferred over 93,654 degrees. That amount represented about 46 percent of all bachelor’s degrees and 30 percent of all master’s degrees granted by California colleges and universities. Since 1961, more than 2.7 million degrees have been conferred by the CSU system.

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Acknowledgments

Preparation of the Statistical Abstract requires the efforts and cooperation of many individuals. Without the combined assistance of those mentioned below, publication of this comprehensive digest on The California State University would be impossible. Their contributions and perseverance are valued.

Organization and presentation of information, as well as development of the statistical graphs and preparation of the final draft were the responsibility of Harold Creech. Other Analytic Studies staff also made important contributions to this edition: Waddell Herron updated the continuation and persistence data; Michel Baker provided guidance in preparing the Abstract for the World Wide Web at <www.calstate.edu/AS>.

Other staff at the Office of the Chancellor who provided key information and analysis for this volume are listed below. Their assistance is gratefully acknowledged.

Colleen BentleyDirectorSpecial Projects

Stephanie Sterling BrasleyManager, Information Literacy InitiativesSystemwide Digital Library ServicesAcademic Technology ServicesCSU Information Technology Services

Chau DaoAssociate DirectorStudent Financial Aid Services and ProgramsStudent Academic Support

Teddi FoleyAssistant to the State University DeanExtended and Continuing Education

Michael GordonAnalystCMS Enterprise Systems Group

Marsha Hirano-Nakanishi, Ed.D.Assistant Vice ChancellorAcademic Research and Resources

Sedong John, MS, CPADirectorSystemwide Financial Standards and Reporting

Dean KuljuDirectorStudent Financial Aid Services and ProgramsStudent Academic Support

John MartinAnalyst/DeveloperCMS Enterprise Systems Group

Wayne NishiokaSystem Budget AnalystCSU Budget Office

Jo Anne Plaisted, Ph.D.DirectorData, Analysis and Payroll SystemsSystemwide Human Resources

Rodney Rideau Director of the BudgetCSU System Budget Office

Jessie Skenderian Eckardt, Ph.D.Senior Research AnalystData, Analysis and Payroll SystemsSystemwide Human Resources

Sheila Thomas State University DeanExtended and Continuing Education

Theresa TsikAssociate Facility PlannerCapital Planning, Design and Construction

Leo Van CleveDirectorInternational Programs

Finally, to all those individuals who took the time to review and discuss portions of the Abstract while it was in preparation, Analytic Studies offers its gratitude.

Philip Garcia, Ph.D.Senior DirectorAnalytic StudiesJuly 2010

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Contents

Map of the California State University System Campuses .............................................................................................ii

Foreword ....................................................................................................................................................................... iii

Acknowledgments ..........................................................................................................................................................iv

Section I. Systemwide and Campus Enrollment ................................................................................................1

Section II. Student Profile ..................................................................................................................................33 Comparisons with Other Institutions of Higher Education .......................................................37 Where Do CSU Students Come From? (Type of Institution of Origin) ...................................39 Attendance ................................................................................................................................40 Gender .......................................................................................................................................48 Age and Gender ........................................................................................................................50 Ethnicity ....................................................................................................................................53 Geographic Origin ....................................................................................................................59 Noncitizen .................................................................................................................................63

Section III. New Students ...................................................................................................................................67 First-Time Freshmen .................................................................................................................70 Transfers ....................................................................................................................................78 Applications ..............................................................................................................................99

Section IV. Academic and Support Programs Student Majors ........................................................................................................................137 Support Programs Student Financial Aid ......................................................................................................169 Services to Students with Disabilities ..............................................................................197 International Programs .....................................................................................................205 Extended and Continuing Education ...............................................................................211 Section V. Education Access and Outcomes ...................................................................................................219 California Education Environment .........................................................................................221 Access to CSU for California High School Graduates ...........................................................226 Access to CSU for California Community College Transfers ................................................233 Continuation and Persistence Rates ........................................................................................243 Student Outcomes/Degrees Conferred ....................................................................................253 Section VI. Instruction ......................................................................................................................................271 Full-Time Equivalent Students Academic and College Years ...........................................................................................272 Discipline Division ..........................................................................................................276 Student Credit Units—Discipline Division ............................................................................281 Full-Time Equivalent Faculty—Discipline Division ..............................................................285 Student Faculty Workloads .....................................................................................................289 Student-Faculty Ratios ............................................................................................................290

Section VII. Resources Faculty and Staff .....................................................................................................................293 Facilities and Land Use ...........................................................................................................311 Libraries ..................................................................................................................................315 Finance ....................................................................................................................................325

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Glossary of Terms .......................................................................................................................................................349

Sources of Information ...............................................................................................................................................355

Appendix A. Campus Descriptions.....................................................................................................................359

Appendix B. Trustees and Chancellors of the California State University ........................................................363

Appendix C. Campus Presidents ........................................................................................................................365

Appendix D. Academic Senate Executive Committee .......................................................................................367

Appendix E. Outstanding Professor Awards ......................................................................................................369

Appendix F. Honorary Degrees Conferred by the California State University .................................................371

Appendix G. Majors Leading to Degrees in the California State University, 2009-2010 ..................................381

Index ...........................................................................................................................................................................395

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Page 1. Total Enrollment by Term for the College Year from 1935-1936—All Campuses .......................................................................................................3

2. Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year from 1935-1936—All Campuses .......................................................................................................4

3. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1956-1957—Bakersfield .........................................................................5

4. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 2002-2003—Channel Islands ..................................................................6

5. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1935-1936—Chico ..................................................................................7

6. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1965-1966—Dominguez Hills ................................................................8

7. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1959-1960—East Bay (formerly Hayward) .............................................9

8. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1935-1936—Fresno ...............................................................................10 9. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1957-1958—Fullerton ...........................................................................11

10. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1935-1936—Humboldt .........................................................................12

11. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1949-1950—Long Beach ......................................................................13 12. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1947-1948—Los Angeles ......................................................................14

13. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1994-1995—Maritime Academy ...........................................................15 14. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1995-1996—Monterey Bay ...................................................................15 15. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1956-1957—Northridge ........................................................................16

16. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1947-1948—Pomona ............................................................................17

17. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1947-1948—Sacramento .......................................................................18

18. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1965-1966—San Bernardino .................................................................19

19. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1935-1936—San Diego .........................................................................20

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Page 20. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1935-1936—San Francisco ...................................................................21

21. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1935-1936—San Jose ............................................................................22

22. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1947-1948—San Luis Obispo ...............................................................23

23. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1990-1991—San Marcos .......................................................................24

24. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1935-1936 to 1943-1944—Santa Barbara .............................................25

25. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1956-1957—Sonoma ............................................................................26

26. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1960-1961—Stanislaus .........................................................................27

27. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1991-1992—Off-Campus Center ..........................................................28

28. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1999-2000—CalStateTEACH ...............................................................31

29. Total Enrollment and Total Full-Time Equivalent Students by Term for the College Year, from 1980-1981—International Programs .....................................................31

30. Enrollment in California Public Colleges and Universities, from Fall 1960 ..................................37

31. Full-Time Enrollment in California Public Colleges and Universities, from Fall 1973 .................38

32. California State University Enrollment by County of Origin and Institution of Origin, Fall 2008 Profile .............................................................................................39

33. Total Enrollment by Class Level, Fall 2008, and Systemwide, from Fall 1973 ..............................40

34. Enrollment, Full-Time Equivalent Students, and Units per Student for the Academic Year by Student Level, from 1970-1971..............................................................41

35. Full-Time Enrollment by Class Level, Fall 2008 Profile, and Systemwide, from Fall 1973 ...........44

36. Average Student Units Enrolled by Term for the College Year, Quarter Schedule, Since 1965-1966 .................................................................................................45

37. Average Student Units Enrolled by Term for the College Year, Semester Schedule, Since 1965-1966 ..............................................................................................45

38. Average Number of Units for Which Students Enrolled by Student Level, from Fall 1965 ..................................................................................................................................46

39. Average Number of Units for Which Undergraduate Students Enrolled by Enrollment Status, from Fall 1994 ..............................................................................................46

40. Full-Time and Part-Time Enrollment, Percent Distribution from Fall 1973 ...................................47

41. Enrollment by Gender and Percent Women, from Fall 1960 ...........................................................48

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42. Average Number of Units Enrolled by Gender, All Students, from Fall 1965 ................................49

43a. Mean Age of Full-Time and Part-Time Undergraduate Students by Gender, from Fall 1967 .........50

43b. Mean Age of Full-Time and Part-Time Postbaccalaureate and Graduate Students by Gender, from Fall 1967 ...............................................................................................................51

44. Total Enrollment by Age Group and Gender, from Fall 1995..........................................................52

45. CSU Fall Systemwide Enrollment by Ethnic Group, Number and Ratio to Total, from Fall 1988 ..................................................................................................................................53

46. CSU Fall 2008 Enrollment by Campus with Percent by Ethnic Group, Number and Ratio to Total ...............................................................................................................57

47. Fall 2008 CSU Enrollment by Ethnic Group and Student Level, Number and Ratio to Total—Systemwide .......................................................................................58

48. Residence of Total Enrollment at the Time of Application, from Fall 1975 ....................................59

49. California Resident Enrollment by County, Fall 2008 .....................................................................60

50. Out-of-State Enrollment by State of Residence, Fall 2008 ..............................................................61

51. Out-of-State Enrollment by United States Possession, Fall 2008 ....................................................61

52. Out-of-State Enrollment by Foreign Country of Residence, Fall 2008 ...........................................62

53. Total CSU Enrollment by Citizenship Status, from Fall 1988 .........................................................63

54. Noncitizen Student Enrollment from Top Fifteen Source Countries, Number and Percent of Total Noncitizens, Systemwide from Fall 1998 .........................................64

55. Total CSU Enrollment by Citizenship Status and Campus, Fall 2008 .............................................65

56. Comparison of Undergraduate New Student Enrollment in the University of California and the California State University, Fall 1988 to Fall 2008 .......................................69

57. Comparison of Transfer Enrollment in the California State University and the University of California, and the Ratio of California Community College Transfers to Total New Undergraduate Transfers, Fall 1988 to Fall 2008 .......................................69

58. First-Time Freshmen by Term for the 2008-2009 College Year, by Campus, and Systemwide, from 1960-1961 ..........................................................................................................70

59. Percent Distribution of First-Time Freshmen by Term, from 1965-1966 ........................................71

60. Enrollment, Percent Distribution, and Index of Growth by Enrollment Status from Fall 1960 ..................................................................................................................................72

61. California Public and Private High School Graduates and CSU First-Time Freshmen from California High Schools by Admission Category, Fall 1999 to Fall 2008 ..............................75

62. First-Time Freshmen from California Public and Private High Schools by Ethnic Group and Admission Category, Fall 2008, All Campuses .............................................75

63. CSU First-Time Freshmen from California High Schools by Campus and Ethnic Group, Fall 2008 ...................................................................................................................76

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64. CSU First-Time Freshmen from California Public High Schools by Ethnic Group, Fall 1998 to Fall 2008 ......................................................................................................................77

65. CSU First-Time Freshmen from California Private High Schools by Ethnic Group, Fall 1998 to Fall 2008 ......................................................................................................................77

66. Total Undergraduate Transfer Enrollment by Term for the 2008-2009 College Year, by Campus, and Systemwide, from 1960-1961 ...............................................................................78

67. Total Undergraduate Transfers by Class Level, Fall 2008, by Campus, and Systemwide, from Fall 1960 ............................................................................................................80 68. Total College Year Undergraduate Transfers by Institution of Origin, All Terms 2008-2009 College Year, by Campus, and Systemwide, from 1969-1970 ......................................81

69. College Year Undergraduate Transfers by Institution of Origin and Term, from 1970-1971 ................................................................................................................................82

70. Total Lower and Upper Division Undergraduate Transfers from California Community Colleges, Fall 1997 to Fall 2008 ..................................................................................87

71. Total Lower and Upper Division Transfers from California Community Colleges, by CSU Campus, Fall 1993 to Fall 2008 .........................................................................95

72. Total Undergraduate Transfers from California Community Colleges by Ethnicity, Fall 2008 .....................................................................................................................97

73a. Disposition of Applications for Admission by Ethnic Group, First-Time Freshmen, from 1985-1986 ..............................................................................................................99

73b. Disposition of Unduplicated Applications for Admission by Ethnic Group, First-Time Freshmen, from 1997-1998 ..........................................................................................105

74a. Disposition of Applications for Admission by Ethnic Group, California Community College Transfers, All Campuses, from 1985-1986 ...................................................109

74b. Disposition of Unduplicated Applications for Admission by Ethnic Group, California Community College Transfers, All Campuses, from 1997-1998 ..................................115

75. Disposition of Unduplicated Applications for Admission by Ethnic Group, Upper Division California Community College Transfers, All Campuses, from 1997-1998 ...................119

76a. Disposition of Applications for Admission by Ethnic Group, New Postbaccalaureates/Graduates, from 1990-1991 ....................................................................123

76b. Disposition of Unduplicated Applications for Admission by Ethnic Group, New Postbaccalaureates/Graduates, from 1997-1998 ....................................................................127

77. Average Number of CSU Campuses to which an Individual Applied, from 1997-1998 .............................................................................................................................130

78. Applications for Admission by Term from 1981-1982 ..................................................................131

79. Applications and Admissions Report by Campus and Student Level, Fall 2008...........................132

80. Total Enrollment by Level of Degree Program, from Fall 1960 ....................................................140

81. Student Enrollment in Degree Programs, from All Campuses, Fall 2008 Profile..........................141

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82. Enrollment in Undergraduate Programs by Discipline Division and Gender, from Fall 1980 ...........................................................................................................142

83. Enrollment in Master’s Programs by Discipline Division and Gender, from Fall 1980 ...........................................................................................................145

84. Enrollment by Degree Program Level and Discipline Division, Fall 2008 Profile .......................148

85. Systemwide Enrollment in Undergraduate and Graduate Degree Programs by Discipline Division, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ..............................................................152

86. CSU Fall 2008 Systemwide Enrollment in Undergraduate Programs by Discipline Division and Ethnicity .............................................................................................155

87. CSU Fall 2008 Systemwide Enrollment in Master’s Programs by Discipline Division and Ethnicity....................................................................................................................157

88. CSU Fall Enrollment in Undergraduate Programs, Percent by Discipline Division and Ethnicity, from Fall 1994 ..........................................................................................159

89. CSU Fall Systemwide Enrollment in Master’s Programs, Percent by Discipline Division and Ethnicity, from Fall 1994 ......................................................164

90. 2008-2009 CSU Financial Aid Awards ..........................................................................................171

91. CSU Financial Aid by Category and Ethnic Background, Number and Ratio to Total .................172

92. CSU Financial Aid by Category and Ethnic Background, Dollars and Ratio to Total ..................174

93. CSU Financial Aid by Category and Dependent Students’ Parent Income Group, Number and Ratio to Total ....................................................................................176

94. CSU Financial Aid by Category and Dependent Students’ Parent Income Group, Dollars and Ratio to Total .....................................................................................178

95. CSU Financial Aid by Category and Independent Students’ Student Income Group, Number and Ratio to Total .................................................................................................180

96. CSU Financial Aid by Category and Independent Students’ Student Income Group, Dollars and Ratio to Total ..............................................................................................................182

97. CSU 2008-2009 State University Grant Recipients by Ethnic Background, Number and Ratio to Total .............................................................................................................184

98. CSU 2008-2009 State University Grant Awards by Ethnic Background, Dollars Awarded and Ratio to Total ...............................................................................................185

99. CSU 2008-2009 Dependent State University Grant Recipients by Parent Income Group, Number and Ratio to Total .................................................................................................186

100. CSU 2008-2009 Dependent State University Grant Awards by Parent Income Group, Dollars Awarded and Ratio to Total ......................................................................187

101. CSU 2008-2009 Independent State University Grant Recipients by Student Income Group, Number and Ratio to Total .......................................................................188

102. CSU 2008-2009 Independent State University Grant Recipients by Student Income Group, Dollars Awarded and Ratio to Total ......................................................................189

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103. CSU 2008-2009 Financial Aid Recipients by Ethnic Background, Number and Ratio to Total .............................................................................................................190

104. CSU 2008-2009 Financial Aid Awards by Ethnic Background, Dollars Awarded and Ratio to Total ...........................................................................................................................191

105. CSU 2008-2009 Dependent Financial Aid Recipients by Parent Income Group, Number and Ratio to Total .................................................................................................192

106. CSU 2008-2009 Dependent Financial Aid Awards by Parent Income Group, Dollars Awarded and Ratio to Total ...............................................................................................193

107. CSU 2008-2009 Independent Financial Aid Recipients by Student Income Group, Number and Ratio to Total .................................................................................................194

108. CSU 2008-2009 Independent Financial Aid Recipients by Student Income Group, Dollars Awarded and Ratio to Total ...................................................................................195

109. Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities by Type of Disability, Systemwide from Fall 1980 ...........................................................................................................199

110. Comparison of Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities and Campus Enrollments, Fall 2008 ..............................................................................................200

111. Comparison of Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities and CSU Enrollment by Institution of Origin, Fall 2008 ..............................................................................200

112. Comparison of Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities and CSU Enrollment by Class Level, Fall 2008 ............................................................................................200

113. Gender Representation in Services to Students with Disabilities, Fall 2008 .................................201

114. Services to Students with Disabilities by Discipline Division, Fall 2008......................................201

115. Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities by Campus and Type of Disability, Fall 2008 ......................................................................................................................202

116. Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities by Type of Disability and Discipline Division, Fall 2008 .......................................................................................................202

117. Percent Distribution of Campus Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities by Disability, Fall 2008 .................................................................................................................203 118. Percent Distribution of Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities by Disability and Discipline Division, Fall 2008 ..........................................................................203

119. Percent Distribution of Disability Categories by Campus, Fall 2008 ............................................204

120. Percent Distribution of Disability Categories by Discipline Division, Fall 2008 ..........................204

121. Enrollment in the International Programs, 1992-1993 to 2008-2009 ............................................207

122. Selected Characteristics of Students Enrolled in International Programs, 1989-1990 to 2008-2009 ...............................................................................................208

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123. Percent Distribution of International Programs Enrollment by Discipline Division, 1999-2000 to 2008-2009 ...............................................................................209

124. Gross General Fund Expenditures in International Programs, from 1972-1973 ...........................210

125. Extended and Continuing Education Gross Enrollment (Registrations), Full-Time Equivalent Students, and Revenue by Campus for College Year 2008-2009 ...............213

126. Summary Table (Extended and Continuing Education from 1997-1998) .....................................214

127. Total Population by County from 2000 U. S. Census for California .............................................221

128. Under 18 Population by County from 2000 U. S. Census for California ......................................222

129. K-12 Graded Public School Enrollment by Ethnicity, History and Projection - 2004 Series, Revised............................................................................................223

130. K-12 Public High School Graduates by Ethnicity, History and Projection - 2004 Series, Revised............................................................................................224

131. College-Going Rates of California High School Graduates to California Public Colleges and Universities, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ..............................................................225

132. First-Time Freshmen by Type of High School of Graduation, Fall 2008 ......................................226

133. Fall First-Time Freshmen from California High Schools by County, from 1995 ..........................228

134. Public High School Graduates Completing Course Requirements for Entry to UC or CSU and CSU First-Time Freshmen (FTF) as a Percentage of All California Public High School Graduates ..................................................................................................................229

135. CSU First-Time Freshmen from California High Schools by Ethnic Group, Number and Ratio to Total, from Fall 1998 ...................................................................................231

136. Spring 2008 Twelfth Grade Graduates and Fall 2008 First-Time Freshmen with Attendance Rates ....................................................................................................................232

137. California Community College Transfers to the CSU, 2008-2009 College Year ..........................233

138. Total Lower and Upper Division Undergraduate Transfers from California Community Colleges, College Year 1997-1998 to College Year 2008-2009.................................235

139a. One-Year Continuation Rates for Successive Groups of CSU First-Time Freshmen and All CSU Transfers from California Community Colleges by Admission Basis, Campus of Entry ............................................................................................................................243

139b. One-Year Continuation Rates for Successive Groups of CSU First-Time Freshmen and All CSU Transfers from California Community Colleges by Admission Basis, Any CSU Campus ..........................................................................................................................243

140. Twelve-Year Continuation, Graduation and Persistence Rates for Regularly Admitted New Students Enrolled in Fall 1996 ..............................................................................244

141a. Five-Year Continuation Rates, Graduation Rates, and Persistence Rates for Successive Groups of CSU Entering Freshmen, Fall 1993 to Fall 2003, Campus of Entry ............................................................................................................................244

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141b. Five-Year Continuation Rates, Graduation Rates, and Persistence Rates for Successive Groups of CSU Entering Freshmen, Fall 1993 to Fall 2003, Any CSU Campus ..........................................................................................................................245

142a. Five-Year Continuation Rates, Graduation Rates, and Persistence Rates for Successive Groups of Upper and Lower Division California Community College Transfers, Fall 1993 to Fall 2003, Campus of Entry ......................................................................246

142b. Five-Year Continuation Rates, Graduation Rates, and Persistence Rates for Successive Groups of Upper and Lower Division California Community College Transfers, Fall 1993 to Fall 2003, Any CSU Campus ....................................................................247

143. Six-Year Continuation Rates, Graduation Rates, and Persistence Rates by Gender and Ethnic Group for Successive Groups of Full-Time CSU Entering Freshmen, Fall 1995 to Fall 2002, Campus of Entry ......................................................248

144. Six-Year Continuation Rates, Graduation Rates, and Persistence Rates by Gender and Ethnic Group for Successive Groups of Full-time and Part-Time California Community College Transfers, Sophomore and Above, Fall 1995 to Fall 2002, Campus of Entry .......................................................................................250

145. Degrees Conferred by California Colleges and Universities by Segment, from 1960-1961 ..............................................................................................................................256

146. Degrees Conferred by Campus, from 1994-1995 ..........................................................................259

147. Degrees Conferred by Discipline Division, from 1994-1995 ........................................................260

148. Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees Conferred, from 1935-1936 ..............................................261

149. Systemwide Degrees Conferred by Discipline Division, 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 ...................262

150. Degrees Conferred by Level, Discipline Division and Campus, 2008-2009 .................................263

151. Undergraduate Degrees Granted by Campus and Ethnic Group, 2008-2009, Systemwide Totals from 1975-1976 .............................................................................................267

152. Graduate Degrees Granted by Campus and by Ethnic Group, 2008-2009, systemwide Totals from 1975-1976 ..............................................................................................268

153. CSU Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees Granted by Ethnicity, from 2002-2003 ....................269

154. Academic Year Full-Time Equivalent Students by Level of Instruction, by Campus 2008-2009, and Systemwide from 1964-1965 ...............................................................................272

155. College Year Full-Time Equivalent Students by Level of Instruction, by Campus 2008-2009, and Systemwide from 1964-1965 ...............................................................................273

156. Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students and Ratios by Level of Instruction and Level of Student, Academic Year, from 1997-1998 ................................................................274

157. Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students and Ratios by Level of Instruction and Level of Student, Summer Quarter, from 1997-1998 ..............................................................275

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158. Full-Time Equivalent Students, by Course Discipline, Systemwide, Academic Year ...................276

159. Student Credit Units by Discipline Division and Level of Instruction, 2008-2009 Academic Year .............................................................................................................281

160. Full-Time Equivalent Faculty by Discipline Division and Level of Instruction, 2008-2009 Academic Year .............................................................................................................285

161. Student Credit Units, Full-Time Equivalent Faculty, by Discipline Division and Level of Instruction, Systemwide, 2008-2009 Academic Year ...............................................289

162. Comparison of Budgeted and Reported Student Faculty Ratios, Systemwide from 1964-1965 .........................................................................................................290

163. Reported Student Faculty Ratios, College Years 2006-2007, 2007-2008, and 2008-2009 ............291

164. CSU Employees by Occupational Group and Time Base, Fall 2008 .............................................295

165. Composition of CSU Employees by Gender and Ethnicity, Fall 1969 Through Fall 2008 ..........................................................................................................295

166. Ethnicity and Gender of Total CSU Employees by Occupational Group, 1975-1976 Through 2008-2009 .....................................................................................................296

167. CSU Full-Time Faculty by Rank, Fall 1950 to Fall 2008 ..............................................................299

168. Average Salaries of CSU Full-Time Faculty by Rank for Academic Years 1950-1951 Through 2008-2009 .....................................................................300

169. CSU Full-Time Faculty by Type of Appointment (Including 12-Month Faculty) and Percentage of CSU Full-Time Faculty with Doctorate by Rank, Fall 1967 to Fall 2008 ....................................................................................................................301

170. Percentage Distribution of CSU Full-Time Employees by Age Group; Percent of All CSU Full-Time Employees by Age Group Who are Minorities; and Percent of All CSU Full-Time Employees by Age Group Who are Women, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ....................................................................................................................303

171. Percentage Distribution of CSU Full-Time Academic Employees by Age Group; Percent of All CSU Full-Time Academic Employees by Age Group Who are Minorities; and Percent of All CSU Full-Time Academic Employees by Age Group Who are Women, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ....................................................................................................................305

172. CSU Full-Time Faculty by Rank and Campus, Fall 2008 .............................................................307

173. CSU Staffing by Campus, Fall 2008 ..............................................................................................307

174. Total CSU Employees by Campus, CSU Full-Time Employees by Campus, and CSU Part-Time Employees by Campus, Fall 2008 .................................................................308

175. CSU Full-Time Employees by Ethnicity, CSU Full-Time Faculty by Ethnicity, Fall 1979 to Fall 2008 ....................................................................................................................309

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176. Percent Distribution of Nonresidential Assignable Square Feet by Type of Space, Fall 2008, and Systemwide from Fall 1970 ...................................................................................313

177. Distribution of Master Plan Land Acreage by Function, 2008-2009, and Systemwide from 1963-1964 ..................................................................................................314

178. Periodical Subscriptions Purchased by CSU Libraries and Subscription Expenditures, 1988-1989 to 2008-2009 .........................................................................................318

179. Library Activities: Supporting Teaching and Learning During the Period July 1st Through June 30th ..............................................................................318

180. Total Bound Volume Library Holdings and Periodical Subscriptions as of June 30, 2009, and Systemwide from 1989 ...........................................................................319

181. Library Microforms and Other Print Materials by Campus as of June 30, 2009 ...........................320

182. Other Nonprint and Miscellaneous Library Materials, Pieces Added Systemwide During the Period July 1st Through June 30th, from 2002-2003 ...............................................................320

183. Total Bound Volumes Added During the Period July 1, 2008, through June 30, 2009, and Systemwide from 1988-1989 ..................................................................................................321

184. Library Expenditures and Staffing as of June 30, 2009, and Systemwide from 1988-1989 ..................................................................................................322

185. Library Activities: Materials Borrowed and Shelved, for Year Ending June 30, 2009 ..................323

186. General Fund Campus Expenditures for Support by Category by Fiscal Year from 1955-1956 ..............................................................................................................................329

187. General Fund Campus Expenditures for Support by Category, 2001-2002 through 2008-2009 Fiscal Years ..................................................................................330

188. Total Gross Systemwide Expenditures for Support by Source of Funds for the Fiscal Year, from 1975-1976 (excluding auxiliary organizations) .....................................334

189. Total Gross Systemwide Expenditures for Support by Source of Funds for the Fiscal Year, 2000-2001 through 2008-2009 .......................................................................335

190. Campus General Fund Cost per Annual Full-Time Equivalent Student, Including Appropriated Receipts Other Than Reimbursed Activities for the Fiscal Year, from 1987-1988 ..............................................................................................344

191. California State University Statement of Net Assets for Year Ended June 30, 2009 .....................345

192. California State University Statement of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Assets for Year Ended June 30, 2009 ..................................................................................346

193. California State University Statement of Cash Flows, Year Ended June 30, 2009 ..............................................................................................................347

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1. Percent Annual Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Student Level, College Year, 1979-1980 to 2008-2009 .............................................................................................2

2. Comparison of Enrollment and Full-Time Equivalent Students, Fall 1960 to Fall 2008 ..................2

3. CSU Enrollment by Student Level, Fall 1973 to Fall 2008 .............................................................35

4. CSU Lower Division Enrollment as a Percent of Total Undergraduate Enrollment, Fall 1973 to Fall 2008 ..................................................................................................35

5. CSU Full-Time Enrollment by Student Level, Fall 1973 to Fall 2008 ............................................36

6. CSU Non-White Undergraduate Enrollment by Ethnicity, Fall 1973 to Fall 2008 .........................36

7. Comparison of White and Non-White CSU First-Time Freshman Enrollment from California Public High Schools, Fall 1987 to Fall 2008 .........................................................68

8. Percent of CSU Undergraduate Transfers by Student Level, Fall 1970 to Fall 2008 ......................68 9. Selected CSU Fall Enrollment by Discipline Division as a Percentage of all Undergraduate Degree Programs, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ..............................................................138 10. Selected CSU Fall Enrollment by Discipline Division as a Percentage of all Graduate Degree Programs, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 .......................................................................138

11. Enrollment in the CSU by Level of Degree Program from Fall 1970 ...........................................139

12. Percent of Enrolled CSU Students Receiving Financial Aid, 1988-1989 to 2008-2009 ................169

13. 2008-2009 Financial Aid Funds by Source and Type ....................................................................170

14. Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ....................................................................................................................198

15. Students with Learning Disabilities Enrolled in Services to Students with Disabilities, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ....................................................................................................................198

16. Enrollment in Services to Students with Disabilities by Type of Disability, Fall 2008 .................199

17. Total Enrollment in International Programs, 1975-1976 to 2008-2009 .........................................206

18. Annual Full-Time Equivalent Student Enrollment in Extended and Continuing Education, 1998-1999 to 2008-2009 ...............................................................................................................212

19. Twelve-Year Graduation and Persistence Rates for Regularly Admitted First-Time Freshmen Enrolled in Fall 1996 .....................................................................................................220

20. Twelve-Year Graduation and Persistence Rates for Regularly Admitted Upper Division Community College Transfers Enrolled in Fall 1996 ..........................................220

21. Total Degrees Conferred by California Higher Education Segment, 1965-1966 to 2008-2009 ................................................................................................................254

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22. Growth in Baccalaureate Degree Awards for White and Non-White Ethnicity Groups, 1988-1989 to 2008-2009 ................................................................................................................254

23. Growth in Baccalaureate Degree Awards for Underrepresented Minorities, from 1988-1989 to 2008-2009 .......................................................................................................255

24. Academic Year Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students by Level of Instruction, 1970-1971 to 2008-2009 .........................................................................271

25. CSU Staff and Faculty by Gender and Ethnicity, 1988-1989 to 2008-2009 ..................................293

26. CSU Full-Time Faculty by Rank, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ..............................................................294

27. Full-Time Faculty and CSU Employees by White and Non-White Groups, Fall 1980 to Fall 2008 ....................................................................................................................294

28. Percent Distribution of Nonresidential Assignable Square Feet by Type of Space, Fall 2008 ...........................................................................................................312

29. Books and Bound Periodicals Added and Withdrawn from CSU Libraries, 1999-2000 to 2008-2009 ................................................................................................................316

30. Trend in Electronic Journal Titles and Print Subscriptions Purchased, 1999-2000 to 2008-2009 ................................................................................................................316

31. Use of Electronic Journals and Databases Within the Electronic Core Collection (ECC), 2006-2007 to 2008-2009 ................................................................................................................317

32. General Fund Expenditures, Fiscal Year 2008-2009, All State Agencies ......................................328

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