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AUTHOR Ijames, Steve; Byers, CarlTITLE Student Enrollment, Full-time Equivalent (FTE),
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ABSTRACTThis document contains statistical information about the
North Carolina Community College System for the academic year 1995-1996. Itpresents a summary of the 1995-1996 information collected from each of the 58community colleges in North Carolina, as well as historical information foran 11-year period. This report is organized in sections that provideinformation about student enrollment, full-time equivalents, and collegestaff and faculty. The variables are analyzed in terms of gender, race andethnicity, age, and geographic origin. The report also examines the abovevariables in various programs supported by the System: curriculum programs,college transfer programs, general education programs, technical programs,vocational programs, extension programs, basic skills programs, communityservice programs, the Focused Industry Training program, Human ResourceDevelopment programs, the Job Training Partnership Act, Learning Laboratoryprograms, industry programs, non-occupational programs, and occupationalprograms. Data are analyzed at the institutional level for each communitycollege in North Carolina as well as at the system level. Results arepresented in tabular form, with 50 tables providing all information. Thedocument provides a glossary of terms and a listing of all of the communitycolleges in North Carolina in the introduction. In addition, the document hasthree appendices, which contain supplemental data charts. (TGO)
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Published November 1996 by Information ServicesNorth Carolina Community College System
575 copies were printed at a cost of $2,875.00 or $5.00 eachLt. Governor Dennis A. Wicker, Chairman, State Board of Community Colleges
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ANNUAL STATISTICAL REPORT
Student EnrollmentFull-time Equivalent (FTE)Staff/Faculty Information
1995-96Volume 31
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THENORTH CAROLINA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Lloyd V. Hack ley, President
Prepared byThe North Carolina Community College System
Information Services SectionSteve Ijames, Director
Carl Byers, Report Coordinator
200 West Jones Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 27603-1379 - 919/733-7051
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CONTENTS
Preface
Introduction 1 - 6
Listing of Collegesin the North Carolina Community College System 7 - 8
North Carolina Community College SystemStudent Enrollment Tables
Table 1 Student Enrollment by College
Table 2 Student Enrollment by Quarter
Table 3 Student Enrollment by Program Area 1985-86 through 1995-96
Table 4 Number of Students Enrolled by Program, Race, Sex, andFive Year Unduplicated Headcount
Table 5 Student Enrollment by Race and Sex and by Type of Program
Table 6A Curriculum Student Enrollment by Age
Table 6B Extension Student Enrollment by Age
Table 7A Curriculum Student Enrollment by Race and Sex by College
Table 7B Extension Student Enrollment by Race and Sex by College
Table 8 Geographic Origin of Curriculum Students Enrolled
Table 9 Home State of Out-of-State Students Enrolled
Table 10 Home County of North Carolina Students Enrolled
Table 11 Student Completions by Curriculum Program
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FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) TABLESCONTENTS (continued)
Table 12 Average Annual Full-Time Equivalent (FTE)
Table 13 FTE by Quarter
Table 14 Average Annual FTE by Program Area 1986-87 through 1995-96
Table 15, 15A Curriculum Three Quarter Budget
Table 16, 16A Occupational Extension Four Quarter Budget FTE
Table 17, 17A Basic Skills Four Quarter Budget FTE
Table 18, 18A College Transfer Program FTE
Table 19, 19A General Education Program FTE
Table 20, 20A Technical Program FTE
Table 21, 21A Vocational Program FTE
Table 22, 22A Curriculum Programs Subtotal FTE
Table 23, 23A Basic Skills Program FTE
Table 24, 24A Occupational Regular Budget Program FTE
Table 25, 25A Regular Budget Extension Program FTE
Table 26, 26A Curriculum and Regular Budget Extension Programs Subtotal
Table 27, 27A Learning Lab Programs FTE
Table 28, 28A Occupational Self-Supporting Program FTE
Table 29, 29A Focused Industry Training Program FTE
Table 30, 30A Human Resources Development Program FTE
Table 31, 31A New and Expanding Industry Program
Table 32, 32A Small Business Center Program FTE
Table 33, 33A Job Training Partnership Act Program FTE
Table 34, 34A Community Service Program FTE
Table 35, 35A Non-Occupational Self-Supported Program FTE
Table 36, 36A Total Average Annual FTE
Table 37 & 38 Reserved
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STAFF/FACULTY INFORMATION TABLES(As of October 1, 1995)
CONTENTS (continued)
Table 39 Full-Time Staff, 9 Months or More, By Area of Responsibility
Table 40 Full-Time Staff, 9 Months or More,By Area of Responsibility and Years of Service
Table 41 Selected Full-Time Staff, 9 Months or More, Highest Degree Earned
Table 42 Selected Full-Time Staff, 9 Months or More, By Race and Sex
Table 43 Full-Time and Part-Time Curriculum Faculty Only,By Instructional Category, By Employment Classification
Table 44 Full-Time and Part-Time Extension Faculty Only,By Instructional Category, By Employment Classification
Table 45 Full-Time and Part-Time Curriculum and Extension Faculty Only,By Instructional Category, By Employment Classification
Table 46 Full-Time Curriculum/Extension Faculty Only, 9 Months or More,By Instructional Category, By Race and Sex
Table 47 Full-Time Curriculum/Extension Faculty Only, 9 Months or More,Highest Degree Earned
Table 48 Full-Time Curriculum/Extension Faculty Only, 9 Months or More,By Race and Sex
Table 49 Full-Time Curriculum/Extension Faculty Only, 9 Months or More,By Principal Area of Instruction
Table 50 Record Counts for all College Staff, By Employment Classificationfor a Five-year Period
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A: 1995-96 Enrollment and FTE Charts Al - A 12
APPENDIX B: 1985-86 through 1995-96 Trend Charts B1 - B13
APPENDIX C: 1995-96 College Staff Charts Cl - C7
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PREFACE
The North Carolina Community College System Office presents the 31st volume of its AnnualStatistical Report. This report contains statistical information about the North Carolina CommunityCollege System for the Academic year 1995-96. It represents a summary of the 1995-96 informationcollected from each of the fifty-eight colleges, and historical information from past years. Often, theSystem Office has information available of a more detailed nature, if the need arises.
This report is organized into logical units that represent information about students, FTE and staff.In addition, a set of appendices show much of the data in chart form. Trend charts show data forthe past 11-year period. For student data, unduplicated headcounts are reported at all break levels.When combining numbers, remember that unduplicated subtotals may not add up to unduplicatedtotals. Reference should be made to the defithtions section for clarifying how data should beinterpreted.
The preparation of this report requires the work of many people in the community college system.From initial data collection, to reporting data to the system office, to processing the data into thesummary form presented here, takes the work of many individuals, and I extend my thanks to eachof you for your efforts. Special thanks to the entire Statistical Services group for their efforts inpreparing this year's report.
Steve Ijames, DirectorInformation Services
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INTRODUCTION
The Annual Statistical Report contains FTE, student enrollment and college staff/facultydata for the 58 colleges in the North Carolina Community College System for the 1995-96school year, summer quarter 1995 through spring quarter 1996. Historical studentenrollment and FTE are also given.
This publication contains some changes from prior years due to changes in the extensionprogram areas. Data previously reported in the areas of academic, avocational andpractical skills extension are now grouped into one category called Community Service.Data previously reported as Adult Basic Education, GED, Adult High School andCompensatory Education are now grouped together into one category called Basic Skills.
Sources of Data: Curriculum and extension registration data, DCC 7-1 and DCC 7-2,provide student enrollment figures and program identification. Each student is countedonly once. (See definition of unduplicated headcount below.) Institution's Class Reportdata, DCC 7-3C and DCC 7-3E, provides the enrollment figures of FTE by majorinstructional area. College Staff/Faculty Information is summarized using DCC 7-8, andrepresents data as of October 1, 1996, (Fiscal Year 1995-96).
Calculation of Full-Time Equivalents (FTE): Since many of the students in theCommunity College System attend class on a part-time basis, it is desirable to equate themto "typical" full-time students. The full-time equivalents (FTE), representative of theamount of time the "typical" full-time student would attend class, was the meansdeveloped to standardize reporting. Several part-time students constitute only one FTE.
One full-time equivalent (FTE) is a student in membership for 16 hours of class, shop,or laboratory per week for 44 weeks, the full four-quarter school year. To determine theaverage annual FTE, the total membership hours reported for the year is divided by 704.Student membership hours for a quarter divided by 176 produce full-time equivalents fora given quarter.
Average Annual FTE: This is the average FTE of the four quarters of summer, fall, winterand spring for a given year.
Budget FTE: For curriculum programs, this is the three quarter (Fall, Winter, Spring)average FTE. For extension programs, this is the four-quarter series (Spring, Summer,Fall, Winter) average FTE.
Unduplicated Headcount: The unduplicated headcount is the number of individualsenrolled in each curriculum or extension program. A student is counted in only onecurriculum: therefore, the sum of the enrollment in each curriculum equal the totalcurriculum enrollment. However, in extension a student is counted in each extension
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program in which he or she is enrolled, but he or she is counted only once in eachextension subtotal and extension total count regardless of the number of differentprograms in which he or she is enrolled. Because of this method of counting the extensionenrollment, the sum of the enrollments in each program exceeds the total unduplicatedextension count.
TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
The definitions shown on the following pages describe the terms used in this publication.Reference should be made to the Education Guide Chart for the North CarolinaCommunity College System for more detailed information regarding curriculumprograms offered by the System.
Curriculum Programs include College Transfer, General Education,Technical and Vocational programs.
College Transfer Programs consist of planned academic curriculumprograms leading to an Associate in Arts (A.A.), Associate in Fine Arts(A.F.A.), or an Associate in Science (A.S.) degree and designed to allow fortransfer to a senior college.
General Education Programs consist of basic course work in English,literature, fine arts, philosophy, social science, science and mathematics,leading to an Associate in General Education Degree (A.G.E.) Or aCertificate in General Education. They are designed principally for studentswho desire two years of general education beyond the high school level.
Technical Programs are designed to prepare individuals for employment.The completion of the curriculum leads to an Associate in Applied Science(A.A.S.) degree. These programs involve the application of scientificprinciples in research, design, development, production, distribution, orservice.
Vocational Programs consist of a series of courses which are designed toprepare an individual for employment in a specific occupation. Theseprograms consist of a sequence of courses which generally can be completedin one year or less by a full-time student. Successful completion of avocational curriculum program leads to a diploma.
Extension Programs are comprised of non-credit courses related tooccupationally specific areas such as fire service, law enforcement andemergency medical training, community service, business and industry andadult basic skills education.
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Basic Skills Programs include Adult Basic Education (ABE), a program ofbasic educational skills for adults aged 16 or older who are out of school,who have not graduated from high school and who function at less than theninth grade level of competency; General Educational Development (GED),a program of instruction designed to prepare adult students to pass the GEDtest that leads to a high school diploma equivalency; Adult High SchoolDiploma (AHS), a program of instruction offered cooperatively with localpublic school systems to help adult students earn an Adult High SchoolDiploma; Compensatory Education (CED), a program of instructionproviding basic education skills for mentally disabled adults; and Englishas a Second Language (ESL), a program of instruction to help adults whohave limited or no proficiency in the English language.
Community Service Programs consist of those extension programs that aredirected to the academic, avocational, and development of personal skills ofthe community.
Focused Industry Training (FIT) program is a grant-funded training service.The primary purpose of the program is to provide additional resources tothe colleges to allow them to offer occupational classes in critical industrialskills. Classes supported with these funds do not generate budget FTE.
Human Resources Development Programs (HRD) are intensive and unifiedefforts to recruit, train, and place in employment or, optionally, vocationallytrain chronically unemployed or underemployed adults. The primaryobjective of the training component is to help the jobless trainee reorienthimself or herself to the world of work, appreciate the effects of his or herbehavior on others, and develop the basic academic and communicationskills prerequisite to obtaining and maintaining employment.
Job Training Partnership Training Act (JPTA) programs consist ofoccupational training and basic education for unemployed, underemployedand disadvantaged persons.
Learning Laboratory Programs consist of self-instruction using programmedtexts, audio visual equipment, and other self-instructional materials. Alearning laboratory coordinator has the function of bringing the instructionalmedia and the student together on the basis of objective and subjectiveevaluation and of counseling, supervising, and encouraging personsworking in the lab.
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New and Expanding Industry Programs provide for the training needs ofnew industries which are moving into the state and also for existingindustries undergoing a major expansion which result in the need foradditional skilled manpower.
Non-Occupational Self-Supporting Programs consist of courses which thecollege may provide at the request of the community but for which thecollege receives no budgetary credit. Athletics, games and hobby coursesfall into this category. The cost of such activities is borne exclusively by theparticipants or some contracting agency.
Occupational Regular Budget Programs consist of single courses, completein itself, designed for the specific purposes of training an individual foremployment, upgrading skills of persons presently employed, and retrainingothers for new employment in occupational fields.
Occupational Self-Supporting Programs are occupationally related courseswhich the college may provide at the request of the community but forwhich the college receives no budgetary credit. The cost of such activities isborne exclusively by the participants or some contracting agency.
Regular Budget Programs include all programs in the Curriculum (CollegeTransfer, General Education, Technical and Vocational) and Regular BudgetExtension Areas (Basic Skills and Occupational Regular Budget).
Staff/Faculty includes Clerical, Faculty, Professional, Senior Administrators,Other Administrators, Skilled Crafts, Technical/Paraprofessionals, andService/Maintenance personnel employed at the college.
Clerical includes staff whose assignments typically are associated withduties which are clerical/secretarial in nature. Staff in this category areresponsible for internal and external communications, recording andretrieval of information (not to include computer operator/programmer),and other office work, such as bookkeepers, typists, data entry operators,bookstore clerk, library clerk (not recognized as a librarian), secretaries, etc.
Faculty includes staff whose primary responsibilities are instructional andinvolve guiding/directing the learning experiences of pupils in aninstructional environment.
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Senior Administrators includes staff who are responsible for the overallexecutive and/or administrative direction of the college as a whole or of amajor component of the college. This category includes the chief executiveofficer (President), and staff who normally report directly to the presidentand might have functional titles such as dean, vice president, executive vice-president, or other titles.
Service/Maintenance includes staff whose assignments require limiteddegrees of previously acquired skills and knowledge and in which staffperform duties which result in or contribute to the comfort, convenience andhygiene of personnel and the student body or which contribute to theupkeep and care of buildings, facilities or grounds of college property. Somefunctional areas are cafeteria worker, truck driver, gardener, constructionlaborer, security personnel, maintenance worker, etc.
Skilled Crafts include staff whose assignments typically require specialmanual skills and a thorough and comprehensive knowledge of theprocesses involved in the work, acquired through on-the-job training andexperience or through apprenticeship or other formal training programs.Staff in this category would have titles such as mechanic, repairer,electrician, skilled maintenance, machinist, carpenter, printer, etc.
Other Administrators includes staff whose major responsibility isadministrative and whose major activities impact instructional or non-instructional programs. Staff in this category normally report to a senioradministrator and some descriptive titles might include director,assistant/associate dean, associate vice-president, or other titles.
Professional includes staff who are assigned to manage non-teachingfunctions. Educational minimum requirements would normally be abaccalaureate degree or its equivalent. Staff in this category would normallyreport to an administrator of an instructional or non-instructional programand some functional titles might include coordinator of ABE, computersystems analyst, recruitment coordinator, or other titles.
Technical/Paraprofessional includes staff whose assignments requirespecialized knowledge or skills which may be acquired through experienceor minimal academic work at an associate degree level. Staff in this categorynormally report to an administrative-level or professional-level person.
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The North Carolina Community College System
1. Alamance Community CollegePost Office Box 8000Graham. NC 27253-8000(910) 578-2002(910) 578-1987 Fax
2. Anson Community College*Post Office Box 1245Polkton, NC 28135(704) 272-7635(704) 272-8904 Fax
3. Asheville-Buncombe TechnicalCommunity College*340 Victoria RoadAsheville, NC 28801(704) 254-1921(704) 251-6355 Fax
4. Beaufort County Community College*Post Office Box 1069Washington, NC 27889(919) 946-6194(919) 946-0271 Fax
5. Biaden Community CollegePost Office Box 266Dublin, NC 28332(910) 862-2164(910) 862-3484 Fax
6. Blue Ridge Community College*College DriveFlat Rock, NC 28731(704) 692-3572(704) 692-2441 Fax
7. Brunswick Community College*Post Office Box 30Supply, NC 28462(910) 754-6900(910)754-7805 Fax
8. Caldwell Community Collegeand Technical Institute*1000 Hickory BoulevardHudson, NC 28638(704) 726-2200(704) 726-2216 Fax
9. Cape Fear Community College*411 N. Front StreetWilmington, NC 28401(910) 251-5100(910)763-2279 Fax
10. Carteret Community College*3505 Arendell StreetMorehead City, NC 28557(919) 247-6000(919) 247-2.514 Fax
Offers College Transfer Curriculum Program
11. Catawba ValleyCommunity College*2550 Highway 70 S.E.Hickory, NC 28602(704) 327-7000(704) 327-7276 Fax
12. Central Carolina Community College*1105 Kelly DriveSanford, NC 27330(919) 775-5401(919)775-1221 Fax
13. Central Piedmont Community College*Post Office Box 35009Charlone, NC 28235(704) 330-6719(704) 330-5045 Fax
14. Cleveland Community College*137 S. Post RoadShelby, NC 28150(704) 484-4000(704) 484-4036 Fax
15, Coastal Carolina Community College*444 Western BoulevardJacksonville. NC 28546(910) 455-1221(910) 455-7027 Fax
16. College of The Albemarle*Post Office Box 2327Elizabeth City. NC 27909-2327(919) 335-0821(919) 335-2011 Fax
17. Craven Community College*800 College CourtNew Bern, NC 28562(919) 638-4131(919) 638-4232 Fax
18. Davidson County Community College*Post Office Box 1287Lexington. NC 27292(704) 249-8186(704) 249-0088 Fax
19. Durham Technical Community College*1637 Lawson &metDurham. NC 27703(919) 686-3300(919) 686-3412 Fax
20. Edgecombe Community College*2009 W. Wilson StreetTarboro, NC 27886(919) 823-5166(919) 823-6817 Fax
North Carolina Community College SystemUoyd V. Hackley, System President
(919) 733-7051
21. Fayetteville Technical Community College*Post Office Box 35236Fayeueville, NC 28303-0236(910) 678-8400(910) 484-6600 Fax
22. Forsyth Technical Community College*2100 Silas Creek ParkwayWinston-Salem. NC 27103-5197(910) 723-0371(910)761-2399 Fax
23. Gaston College*201 Highway 321 SouthDallas. NC 28034-1499(704) 922-6200(704) 922-6440 Fax
24. Guilford Technical Community College*Post Office Box 309Jamestown, NC 27282(910) 334-4822(910) 454-2510 Fax
25. Halifax Community College*Post Office Drawer 809Weldon, NC 27890(919) 536-2551(919)536-4144 Fax
26. Haywood Community College*1 Freedlander DriveClyde, NC 28721(704) 627-2821(704) 627-3606 Fax
27. Isothermal Community College*Post Office Box 804Spindale, NC 28160(704) 286-3636(704) 286-1120 Fax
28. James Sisrunt CommunityCollegePost Office Box 398Kenansville. NC 28349-0398(910) 296-1341(910) 296-1636 Fax
29. Johnston Community College*Post Office Box 2350Smithfield, NC 27577(919) 934-3051(919) 934-2823 Fax
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30. Lenoir Community College*Post Office Box 188Kinston, NC 28501(919) 527-6223(919) 527-1199 Fax
31. Martin Community College*1161 Kehukee Park RoadWilliamston, NC 27892(919) 792-1521(919) 792-4425 Fax
32. Mayland Community College*Post Office Box 547SpRICC Pine, NC 28777(704) 765-7351(704) 765-0728 Fax
33. McDowell Technical Community College*Route 1. Box 170Marion, NC 28752(704) 652-6021(704) 652-1014
34. Mitchell Community College'West Broad StreetStatesville, NC 28677(704) 878-3200(704) 878-0872 Fax
35. Montgomery Community College*Post Office Box 787Troy, NC 27371(910) 576-6222(910) 576-2176 Fax
36. Nash Community College*Post Office Box 7488Rocky Mount, NC 27804-7488(919) 443-4011(919) 443-0828 Fax
37. Pamlico Community College'Hwy. 306 SouthGrantsboro, NC 28529(919) 249-1851(919) 249-2377 Fax
38. Piedmont Community CollegesPost Office Box 1197Roxboro. NC 27573(910) 599-1181(910) 59'7-3817 Fax
39. Pitt Community College*Post Office Drawer 7007Greenville, NC 27834(919) 321-4200(919).321-4401 Fax
40. Randolph Community CollegePost Office Box 1009Asheboro. NC 27204-1009(910) 633-0200(910) 629-4695 Fax
Offers College Transfer Curriculum Program
41. Richmond Community College*Post Office Box 1189Hamlet, NC 28345(910) 582-7000(910) 582-7028 Fax
42. Roanoke-Cbowan Community College'Route 2. Box 46-AAhoskie, NC 27910(919) 332-5921(919) 332-2210 Fax
43. Robeson Community College*Post Office Box 1420Lumbenon, NC 28359(910) 738-7101(910) 671-4143 Fax
44. Rockingham Community College*Wentworth, NC 27375(910) 342-4261(910) 349-9986 Fax
45. Rowan-Cabarrus Community College'Post Office Box 1595Salisbury. NC 28145-1595(704) 637-0760(704) 637-3692 Fax
46. Sampson Community College*Post Office Box 318Clinton, NC 28328(910) 592-8081(910) 592-8048 Fax
47. Sandhills Community College*2200 Aimon RoadPinehurst, NC 28374(910) 692-6185(910) 692-2756 Fax
48. Southeastern Community College"Post Office Box 151Whiteville, NC 28472(910) 642-7141(910) 642-5658 Fax
49. SouthwesSern Community College*447 College DriveSylva, NC 28779(704) 586-4091(704) 586-3129 Fax
SO. Stanly Community College"141 College DriveAlbemarle, NC 28001(704) 982-0121(704)982-0819 Fax
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51. Sorry Community CollegeBox 304Dobson, NC 27017(910) 386-8121(910) 386-8951 Fax
52. Tri-County Community College*2300 Highway 64 EastMurphy, NC 28906(704) 837-6810(704) 837-3266 Fax
53. Vance-Granville Community College*Box 917Henderson, NC 27536(919) 492-2061(919) 430-0460 Fax
54. Wake Technical Community College*9101 Fayeneville RoadRaleigh. NC 27603(919) 662-3400(919) 779-3360 Fax
SS. Wayne Community College*Caller Box 8002Goldsboro, NC 27533-8002(919) 735-5151(919) 736-3204 Fax
56. Western Piedmont Community College*1001 Burkemont AvenueMorganton, NC 28653(704) 438-6000(704) 438-6015 Fax
57. Wilkes Community College*Post Office Box 120Wilkesbom, NC 28697(910) 838-6100(910) 838-6277 Fax
SS. Wilson Technical Community College*Post Office Box 4305-Woodard StationWilson, NC 27893(919) 291-1195(919) 243-7148 Fax
North Carolina Center for AppliedTextile Technology (in Gaston County)Post Office Box 1044Belmont, NC 28012(704) 825-3737(704) 825-7303 Fax
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STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY COLLEGE ANNUAL 1995-96
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
(UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT)
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BASIC
SKILLS
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EXTENSION
LEARN
OCC
LAB
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FIT
HRD
PROGRAMS
NIT
JT
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SBC
PA
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SVC
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TOTAL:
TOTAL
ALAMANCE CC
0631
3839
591
5061
3037
5999
223
524
124
61
1072
04
01832
12327
17388
ANSON CC
67
146
1482
457
2152
1395
2192
139
84
66
261
42
657
0128
269
4754
6906
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC
1193
04765
465
6423
2902
6235
0348
127
560
18
548
0276
1743
11950
18373
BEAUFORT COUNTY CC
479
11014
262
1756
1206
2813
8424
0183
24
243
0188
986
5537
7293
BLADEN CC
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376
474
1244
571
1165
49
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25
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0164
754
3030
4274
BLUE RIDGE CC
754
01184
558
2496
1603
3709
145
583
22
85
34
10
549
2285
8173
10669
BRUNSWICK CC
473
32
542
276
1323
712
2406
37
88
075
7765
0190
1733
5623
6946
CALDWELL CC It TI
1653
02491
694
4838
2589
4127
12
064
316
0354
0154
1427
8601
13439
CAPE FEAR CC
2049
337
2569
436
5391
2106
5029
1198
841
136
194
34
10
0146
6287
15307
20698
CARTERET CC
717
01180
274
2171
928
2458
035
081
0790
0111
412
4625
6796
CATAWBA VALLEY CC
983
03822
493
5298
2868
5445
01392
427
132
809
498
0572
3656
14774
20072
CENTRAL CAROLINA CC
342
458
3273
921
4994
4196
6212
0404
170
298
399
00
796
1166
13029
18023
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
7607
3720
12458
2025
25810
7613
9680
04453
94
585
1804
301
00
4334
33970
59780
CLEVELAND CC
800
275
1473
791
3339
1450
2242
4305
60
122
492
443
0345
844
5850
9189
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
3549
01825
526
5900
2750
9165
475
706
76
276
63
733
0344
699
14195
20095
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
1092
118
1326
299
2835
1823
3171
092
0270
00
00
510
5691
8526
CRAVEN CC
1344
378
1522
443
3687
1298
5616
291
145
0110
38
1212
0227
838
9090
12777
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
889
01931
522
3342
2220
7652
0997
231
714
72
636
1234
1120
12612
15954
DURHAM TCC
1481
272
5336
379
7468
3140
5402
794
1397
36
64
81
00
182
1100
11647
19115
EDGECOMBE CC
290
02528
531
3349
2228
1786
0189
0161
110
240
0182
770
5325
8674
FAYETTEVILLE TCC
1243
2418
7555
825
12041
4695
19795
0905
183
810
48
1645
01499
3781
30797
42838.
FORSYTH TCC
968
06076
420
7464
3836
7596
01277
216
114.
1007
816
0830
3299
17670
25134
GASTON COLLEGE
2925
02813
794
6532
3396
4205
03062
57
257
384
239
0222
1694
12639
19171
GUILFORD TCC
2478
1595
5595
671
10339
3840
11942
01165
504
299
921
302
00
5092
22985
33324
HALIFAX CC
429
01168
588
2185
1396
3039
3211
382
20
17
834
0323
462
6052
8237
HAYWOOD CC
248
204
1177
400
2029
889
1624
25
146
0250
00
0366
672
3570
5599
ISOTHERMAL CC
909
01573
365
2847
2150
1983
00
0138
0406
00
3156
7404
10251
JAMES SPRUNT CC
493
35
725
488
1741
1383
1489
113
47
0178
8361
0186
563
3990
5731
JOHNSTON CC
931
01858
1786
4575
1748
4229
1521
260
0168
77
1300
0309
731
9637
14212
LENOIR CC
1026
01842
232
3100
2594
3827
00
108
323
44
2020
0403
1077
9510
12610
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TABLE 1
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY COLLEGE ANNUAL 1995-96
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
(UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT)
CURRICULUM
COLL
GEN.
COLLEGES
TRAN
EDUC
PROGRAMS:
CURR.:
TECH- VOCA-
SUB-
: BASIC
NICAL TIONAL TOTAL: SKILLS
OCCRB
EXTENSION
LEARN
OCC
LAB
SS
FIT
HRD
PROGRAMS
NIT
JT
EIT
SBC
PA
COMM
SVC
NON
OCC
SS
*:
EXTEN:
SUB
:
TOTAL:
TOTAL
MARTIN CC
190
47
609
195
1041
982
2003
229
0214
00
0187
582
3651
4692
MAYLAND CC
203
156
641
314
1314
1084
2308
081
0256
0224
090
668
4392
5706
MCDOWELL TCC
133
231
820
387
1571
1024
2291
00
82
289
030
0111
421
4053
5624
MITCHELL CC
762
01382
243
2387
1885
3731
0103
168
102
140
299
0258
616
6921
9308
MONTGOMERY CC
60
32
544
331
967
488
1228
31
102
2152
40
181
00
368
2430
3397
NASH CC
643
02092
266
3001
1961
3770
39
260
95
209
44
442
0231
810
7330
10331
PAMLICO CC
869
199
6282
270
590
229
25
085
0119
0107
224
1383
1665
PIEDMONT CC
183
0917
887
1987
1528
1332
0640
248
271
492
153
0127
126
4589
6576
PITT CC
2343
04248
409
7000
1827
3275
01991
106
98
1350
420
027
951
9383
16383
RANDOLPH CC
0383
1386
161
1930
1752
5136
19
254
178
108
297
174
0129
1414
9000
10930
RICHMOND CC
425
0978
409
1812
3167
2932
70
165
672
425
277
0223
301
6969
8781
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC
185
42
901
247
1375
741
948
00
056
0504
0350
394
2626
4001
ROBESON CC
210
61366
758
2340
1997
5028
0309
531
187
247
634
0372
701
9300
11640
ROCKINGHAM CC
919
12
1409
469
2809
2302
3222
0459
72
253
1321
315
0333
1795
8597
11406
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC
1040
03710
595
5345
2827
6997
0403
278
401
1095
128
0261
301
12118
17463
SAMPSON CC
277
206
889
263
1635
936
2322
035
30
518
0271
0190
484
4275
5910
SANDHILLS CC
1273
69
1853
313
3508
1760
6154
329
552
10
308
0692
0111
1538
10412
13920
SOUTHEASTERN CC
1190
0722
718
2630
1675
2759
00
6359
194
00
546
952
5878
8508
SOUTHWESTERN CC
105
580
1680
144
2509
1151
2815
0385
0159
53
172
0221
753
5131
7640
STANLY CC
190
02235
350
2775
1718
4009
0335
59
77
272
533
00
419
7159
9934
SURRY CC
1723
02763
475
4961
1796
3963
0149
403
216
83
412
0356
791
7616
12577
TRI-COUNTY CC
571
0700
189
1460
405
913
00
095
0145
00
1089
2529
3989
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC
792
02247
904
3943
2675
4566
0133
509
206
816
335
044
714
9659
13602
WAKE TCC
2248
396
8481
863
11988
6704
14564
3274
1080
146
202
3074
780
02245
2893
31948
43936
WAYNE CC
1811
01820
316
3947
2584
4581
412
74
23
421
69
652
0485
940
9299
13246
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
1030
18
2303
717
4068
3249
3288
243
715
78
445
123
354
0311
2733
10546
14614
WILKES CC
1051
02073
106
3230
1802
4026
0907
482
221
826
350
00
529
8584
11814
WILSON TCC
228
11564
455
2248
1759
4473
0336
0287
61
416
0530
910
8021
10269
TOTAL 1995-96
57205
13262
135850
29476
235793
124611
255457
9622
39437
6759
14341
18652
24591
516771
77709
544163
779956
TOTAL 1994-95
54202
15981
140116
31093
241392
118966
259210
10987
24171
4330
10306
18296
22140
83
18376
68119
517153
758545
*REPRESENTS UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT; WILL NOT NECESSARILY BE THE SUM OF EXTENSIONPROGRAMS.
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TABLE 2
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY QUARTER
1995-96
CURRICULUM PROGRAMS
EXTENSION PROGRAMS
QUARTER
SUMMER
COLL
TRAN
GEN
EDUC
TECH- VOCA-
NICAL TIONAL
SUB-
TOTAL
:BASIC
:SKILL
OCC RB
LEARN
LAB
OCCSS
FIT
HRD
NIT
EIT
SSC
JTPA
COMM
SVC
NON
OCC SS
*
EXTEN:
SUB-
:
TOTAL: TOTAL
STUDENTS
14146
3208
39071
9410
65835
46845
71968
2978
8527
1360
3301
6427
5199
00
22274
164334
230169
% OF SUBTOTAL21.5%
4.9%
59.3%
14.3%100.0%
27.7%
42.6%
1.8%
5.0%
0.8%
2.0%
3.8%
3.1%
0.0%
0.0%
13.2%
97.3%
% OF TOTAL
6.0%
1.4%
16.6%
4.0%
28.0%
20.0%
30.7Z
1.3%
3.6%
0.6%
1.4%
2.7%
2.2%
0.0%
0.0%
9.5%
70.0%
FALLSTUDENTS
36486
8304
85913
16139
146842
51420
85573
3438
10053
1894
3736
4926
7214
0414
31461
194543
341385
% OF SUBTOTAL
24.8%
5.7%
58.5Z
11.0%
100.0%
25.7%
42.8%
1.7%
5.0%
0.9%
1.9%
2.5%
3.6%
0.0%
0.2%
15.7%
97.2%
Z OF TOTAL
10.5%
2.4%
24.8%
4.7%
42.3%
14.8%
24.7%.
1.0%
2.9%
0.5%
1.1%
1.4%
2.1%
0.0%
0.1%
9.1%
56.1%
HINTER
STUDENTS
31445
5898
74839
14314
126496
53696
79790
2905
11548
1604
3868
4882
6262
41175
23851
184410
310906
Z OF SUBTOTAL
24.9%
4.7%
59.2%
11.3%
100.0%
28.3%
42.1%
1.5%
6.1%
0.8%
2.0%
2.6%
3.3%
0.0%
0.6%
12.6%
97.3%
% OF TOTAL
9.9%
1.9%
23.7%
4.5%
40.0%
17.0%
25.2%
0.9%
3.7%
0.5%
1.2%
1.5%
2.0%
0.0%
0.4%
7.5%
58.3%
SPRING
STUDENTS
31708
5889
76191
14565
128353
56938
101027
3073
12493
2393
3993
5106
8338
115815
18955
221618
349971
Z OF SUBTOTAL
24.7%
4.6%
59.4%
11.3%100.0%
25.0%
44.3%
1.3%
5.5%
1.0%
1.8%
2.2%
3.7%
0.0%
6.9%
8.3%
97.1%
Z OF TOTAL
8.9%
1.7%
21.4%
4.1%
36.0%
16.0%
28.3%
0.9%
3.5%
0.7%
1.1%
1.4%
2.3%
0.0%
4.4%
5.3%
62.2%
ANNUAL
*UNDUPLICATED
HEADCOUNT
STUDENTS
57205
13262
135850
29476
235793
124611
255457
9622
39437
6759
14341
18652
24591
516771
77709
544163
779956
Z OF SUBTOTAL
24.3%
5.6%
57.6%
12.5%
100.0%
21.2%
43.4%
1.6%
6.7%
1.1%
2.4%
3.2%
4.2%
0.0%
2.9%
13.2%
92.6%
% OF TOTAL
6.9%
1.6%
16.5%
3.6%
28.6%
15.1%
31.0%
1.2%
4.8%
0.8%
1.7%
2.3%
3.0%
0.0%
2.0%
9.4%
66.1%
* SEE DEFINITION OF UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT ON PAGE 1
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.
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TABLE 3
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY PROGRAM AREA (UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT)
1985-86 THROUGH 1995-96
Y E
AR
CU
RR
ICU
LU
M
CO
ILG
EN
TR
AN
ED
UC
.
PRO
GR
AM
S
TE
CH
-V
OC
A-
NIC
AL
TT
ON
AL
CU
RR
TO
TA
LA
CA
-D
EM
ICA
VO
CA
-T
TO
NA
L
EX
TE
NSI
ON
PR
OG
RA
MS
OC
CU
PAPR
AC
TL
IT-
TIO
NA
LSK
IIL
ER
AC
YL
LB
NE
W &
EX
T. /
ND
HR
DSE
LF
SUPP
EX
T.
TO
TA
LG
RA
ND
TO
TA
L
1985
-86
STU
DE
NT
S34
,981
16,9
2913
8,69
938
,088
228,
697
133,
296
60,4
3923
0,64
129
,580
00
00
967
425,
125
653,
822
PER
CE
NT
5.4%
2.6%
21.2
%5.
8%35
.0%
19.1
%8.
6%33
.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.1%
65.0
%
1986
-87
STU
DE
NT
S33
,387
18,0
0413
7,83
937
,305
226,
535
132,
731
56,2
6222
7,46
526
.397
00
00
2,34
941
5,43
764
1,97
2
PER
CE
NT
5.2%
2.8%
213%
5.8%
35.3
%19
3%8.
2%33
.1%
3,2%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
03%
64.7
%
1987
-88
STU
DE
NT
S33
,834
17,1
2313
5,12
233
,838
219,
917
24,9
3044
,924
230,
194
18,9
2787
,033
11,6
9810
,052
5,46
497
640
4,89
662
4,11
13
PER
CE
NT
5.4%
2.7%
21.6
%5.
4%35
.2%
3.7%
6.7%
344%
13.0
%1.
7%13
%0.
11%
0.1%
64.8
%
1988
-89
STU
DE
NT
S35
,540
14,8
0213
4,62
832
,664
217,
634
23,6
1447
,754
252,
522
20,2
3496
,680
10,0
1415
,184
6,159
2,04
444
4,62
166
2,25
5
PER
CE
NT
5.4%
2.2%
203%
4.9%
32.9
%33
%6.
8%35
.8%
2.9%
13.7
%1.
4%2.
154
0.9%
0.3%
67.1
%
1989
-90
STU
DE
NT
S39
,138
16,8
1913
6,74
731
,831
224,
535
28,1
5253
,135
290,
636
34,8
5810
9,41
510
,708
16,1
697,
238
2,08
751
6,85
274
1,38
7
PER
CE
NT
53%
2.3%
18.4
%43
%30
3%3.
6%6.
7%36
.7%
4.4%
132%
14%
2.0%
0.9%
0.3%
69.7
%
1990
-91
STU
DE
NT
S41
,409
16,9
2913
9,44
132
,439
230,
218
30,2
7552
,897
282,
623
41,0
5912
0,04
310
,998
11,4
278,
600
2,83
152
4,28
275
4,50
0
PER
CE
NT
53%
2.2%
18.5
%4.
3%30
.5%
3.8%
6.6%
35.0
%5.
1%14
.9%
1.4%
1.4%
1.1%
0.4%
69.5
%
1991
-92
STU
DIM
S45
,202
17,8
8713
9,45
733
,462
236,
008
28,3
4845
,040
289,
087
29,1
6212
5,66
010
,715
9,07
69,
212
3,89
151
6,46
975
2,47
7
PER
CE
NT
6.0%
2.4%
18.5
%.
4.4%
31.4
%3.
5%5.
6%36
.1%
3.6%
15.7
%1.
3%1.
1%1.
1%03
%68
.6%
1992
-93
STU
DE
NT
S48
,529
17,3
1114
4,54
633
.328
243,
714
24,0
3041
,999
287,
719
27,9
7112
6,26
711
,673
14,3
169,
466
5,99
651
6,82
376
0,53
7
PER
CE
NT
6.4%
2.3%
19.0
%4.
4%32
.0%
3.0%
5.2%
35.6
%3.
5%15
.6%
L4%
1.8%
12%
0.7%
68.0
%
1993
-94
STU
DE
NT
S51
,162
18.4
46138,328
32,5
4324
0,47
921
,027
34,6
6028
0,51
125
,385
122,
996
10,1
6113
,331
10,0
096,
338
499,
334
739,
813
PER
CE
NT
6.9%
23%
18.7
%4.
4%32
.5%
2.7%
4.5%
36.1
%33
%15
.8%
13%
1.7%
13%
0.8%
67.5
%
EX
TE
NSI
ON
PR
OG
RA
MS
NO
N
BA
SIC
OC
CLE
AR
NO
CC
NIT
CO
MM
OC
CE
XT
.G
RA
ND
SK
ILLS
RB
LAB
SS
FIr
HR
Drr
SB
CY
IPA
SV
CS
ST
OT
AL
TO
TA
L
1994-95
STU
DE
NT
S54
,202
15,9
8114
0,11
231
,093
241,
392
118,
966
259,
210
10,9
8724
.171
4.33
010
.306
18,2
9622
,140
8318
,376
68,1
1951
7,15
375
8,54
5
PER
CE
NT
7.1%
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34C
301,
719
75%
578
25%
1,94
685
%35
115
%2,
297
1,74
2na
nana
na3
C60
6893
%5
7%69
95%
45%
7316
4na
nana
na
1,78
775
%58
325
%2,
015
85%
355
15%
2,37
01,
906
nana
nana
4D
1546
16%
.243
84%
278
96%
114%
289
471
na .
nana
na
4616
%24
384
%27
896
%11
4%28
947
1na
nana
na
16F
1010
625
%32
275
%33
879
%90
21%
428
587
nana
nana
15F
2011
013
%73
187
%56
267
%27
933
%84
11,
114
nana
nana
57F
3015
,817
34%
30,6
0366
%38
,749
83%
7,67
117
%46
,420
40,3
80na
nana
na25
F40
626
49%
640
51%
1,08
786
%17
914
%1,
266
1,42
3na
nana
na14
F50
178
38%
293
62%
348
74%
123
26%
471
6,18
7 -
nana
nana
21F
5574
582
%16
218
%60
767
%30
033
%90
787
1na
nana
na
BE
ST C
OPY
AV
AIL
AB
LE
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TA
BLE
4N
UM
BE
R O
F S
TU
DE
NT
S E
NR
OLL
ED
BY
PR
OG
RA
M19
95-9
6, 1
994-
95, 1
993-
94, 1
992-
93, 1
991-
92 (
Und
uplic
ated
Hea
dcou
nt)*
NU
MG
EN
DE
RR
AC
ET
OT
AL
UN
DU
PLI
CA
TE
D H
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DC
OU
NT
5 Y
EA
RS
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PG
M95
-96
95-9
619
95-9
619
94-9
519
93-9
419
92-9
319
91-9
2P
ER
CE
NT
IPR
OG
RA
MS
CO
LLC
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EM
ALE
I%
I F
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WI
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NO
N-W
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TO
TA
LT
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AL
TO
TA
LT
OT
AL
TO
TA
LC
HA
NG
E
Offi
ce S
kills
Tra
inin
g42
F70
1952
,24
%6,
091
76%
5,83
172
%2,
212
28%
8,04
38,
790
nana
nana
Rea
l Est
ate
30F
761,
061
49%
1,12
551
%1,
914
88%
272
12%
2,18
62,
172
nana
nana
BU
SIN
ES
S S
UB
-TO
TA
L20
,595
34%
39,9
6766
%49
,436
82%
11,1
2618
%60
,562
61,5
24na
nana
na
CO
NS
TR
UC
TIO
N
Civ
il E
ngin
eerin
g27
H20
634
89%
7711
%58
182
%13
018
%71
11,
292
nana
nana
Con
stru
ctio
n O
ccup
atio
ns41
H30
4,79
589
%59
811
%4,
203
78%
1,19
022
%5,
393
5,23
4na
nana
na
Pai
ntin
g &
Dec
orat
ing
2H
7012
86%
214
%4
29%
1071
%14
6na
nana
na
Plu
mbi
ng &
Pip
efitt
ing
14H
7645
593
%36
7%39
480
%97
20%
491
431
nana
nana
CO
NS
TR
UC
TIO
N S
UB
-TO
TA
L5,
896
89%
713
11%
5,18
278
%1,
427
22%
6,60
96,
963
nana
nana
ED
UC
AT
ION
Edu
catio
n1
J00
2624
%83
76%
78 .
72%
3128
%10
90
nana
nana
App
rent
ices
hip
Edu
catio
n3
J12
3675
%12
25%
2042
%28
58%
480
nana
nana
Chi
ld C
are
37.1
3020
87%
2,95
293
%1,
909
60%
1,25
140
%3,
160
3,41
2na
nana
na
Lang
uage
s41
J38
773
34%
1,47
166
%1,
913
85%
331
15%
2,24
41,
873
nana
nana
Tea
cher
Rec
ertif
icat
ion
45J7
51,
489
17%
7,40
783
%7,
319
82%
1,57
718
%8,
896
10,4
87na
nana
na
Tea
chin
g M
etho
dolo
gy29
J77
416
17%
2,01
183
%1,
774
73%
653
27%
2,42
760
7na
nana
na
ED
UC
AT
ION
SU
B-T
OT
AL
2,94
817
%13
,936
83%
13,0
1377
%3,
871
23%
16,8
8416
,379
nana
nana
ELE
CT
RIC
AL
& E
LEC
TR
ON
ICS
Ele
ctric
al/E
lect
ronl
cs O
ccup
atio
ns57
K35
5,30
393
%37
07%
4,79
184
%88
216
%5,
673
5,77
2na
nana
na
ELE
CT
RIC
AL
& E
LEC
TR
ON
ICS
5,30
393
%37
07%
4,79
184
%88
216
%5,
673
5,77
2na
nana
na
5 3
EST
CO
PY A
VA
ILA
BL
E54
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TA
BLE
4N
UM
BE
R O
F S
TU
DE
NT
S E
NR
OLL
ED
BY
PR
OG
RA
M19
95-9
6, 1
994-
95, 1
993-
94, 1
992-
93, 1
991-
92 (
Und
uplic
ated
Hea
dcou
nt)*
NU
MG
EN
DE
RR
AC
ET
OT
AL
UN
DU
PLI
CA
TE
D H
EA
DC
OU
NT
5 Y
EA
RS
OF
PG
M95
-96
95-9
619
95-9
619
94-9
519
93-9
419
92-9
319
91-9
2P
ER
CE
NT
IPR
OG
RA
MS
CO
LLC
OD
EM
ALE
I%
I FE
MA
LE I
%W
I15
'.I
NO
N-W
I%
TO
TA
LT
OT
AL
TO
TA
LT
OT
AL
TO
TA
LC
HA
NG
E
HE
ALT
H
Em
erge
ncy
Med
ical
Ser
vice
s58
L15
21,1
9471
%8,
793
29%
26,6
1489
%3,
373
11%
29,9
8729
,438
nana
nana
Em
ploy
ee C
ouns
elin
g &
Ass
ista
nce
28L2
03,
140
66%
1,60
334
%1,
834
39%
2,90
961
%4,
743
5,89
1na
nana
na
Hea
lth O
ccup
atio
ns57
L30
1,22
78%
13,5
2792
%8,
659
59%
6,09
541
%14
,754
14,4
12na
nana
na
Saf
ety
58L7
817
,456
66%
8,90
434
%20
,514
78%
5,84
622
%26
,360
29,4
01na
nana
na
HE
ALT
H S
UB
-TO
TA
L43
,017
57%
32,8
2743
%57
,621
76%
18,2
2324
%75
,844
79,1
42na
nana
na
MG
MT
, SU
PE
RV
ISIO
N &
LE
AD
ER
SH
IP
Mgm
t, S
uper
visi
on &
Lea
ders
hip
58N
5011
,138
44%
13,9
1656
%19
,751
79%
5,30
321
%25
,054
18,1
58na
nana
na
Mgm
t, S
up &
Lea
ders
hip
Sub
-Tot
al11
,138
44%
13,9
1656
%19
,751
79%
5,30
321
%25
,054
18,1
58na
nana
na
ME
CH
AN
ICA
L &
MA
NU
FA
CT
UR
ING
Dra
fting
31P
101,
443
81%
336
19%
1,40
379
%37
621
%1,
779
1,73
0na
nana
na
Hea
ting,
Ven
tilat
ion,
& N
C21
P20
1,11
098
%26
2%91
480
%22
220
%1,
136
3,76
6na
nana
na
indu
stria
l Che
mis
try
2P
3052
78%
1522
%49
73%
1827
%67
114
nana
nana
Indu
stria
l Occ
upat
ions
23P
351,
455
74%
517
26%
1,43
673
%53
627
%1,
972
4,36
3na
nana
na
In-P
lant
Tra
inin
g9
P39
592
55%
480
45%
505
47%
567
53%
1,07
225
0na
nana
na
Mec
hani
cal
1P
5021
88%
313
%19
79%
521
%24
352
nana
nana
Met
al W
orki
ng O
ccup
atio
ns21
P60
617
88%
8812
%57
381
%13
219
%70
572
3na
nana
na
Pla
stic
s M
anuf
actu
ring
2P
7010
556
%81
44%
156
84%
3016
%18
637
0na
nana
na
Tex
tile
Occ
upat
ions
8P
8019
452
%17
948
%14
138
%23
262
%37
31,
071
nana
nana
Wel
ding
27P
9082
494
%51
6%65
275
%22
325
%87
597
5na
nana
na
ME
CH
& M
AN
UF
. SU
B-T
OT
AL
6,41
378
%1,
776
22%
5,84
871
%2,
341
29%
8,18
913
,714
nana
nana
55T
CO
PY A
VA
ILA
BL
E
56
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TA
BLE
4N
UM
BE
R O
F S
TU
DE
NT
S E
NR
OLL
ED
BY
PR
OG
RA
M
1995
-96,
199
4-95
, 199
3-94
, 199
2-93
, 199
1-92
(U
ndup
licat
ed H
eadc
ount
)*
NU
MG
EN
DE
RR
AC
ET
OT
AL
UN
DU
PLI
CA
TE
D H
EA
DC
OU
NT
5 Y
EA
RS
OF
PG
M95
-96
95-9
619
95-9
619
94-9
519
93-9
419
92-9
319
91-9
2P
ER
CE
NT
IPR
OG
RA
MS
CO
LLC
OD
EM
ALE
I%
I F
EM
ALE
I%
WI
% I
NO
N-W
I%
TO
TA
LT
OT
AL
TO
TA
LT
OT
AL
TO
TA
LC
HA
NG
E
PU
BLI
C S
ER
VIC
E
Bui
ldin
g C
odes
& in
spec
tions
26R
051,
243
91%
118
9%1,
197
88%
164
12%
1,36
12,
241
nana
nana
Com
mun
icat
ion
35R
101,
186
49%
1,22
351
%1,
701
71%
708
29%
2,40
92,
368
nana
nana
Crim
inal
Jus
tice
(Man
date
d)55
R20
10,4
5187
%1,
535
13%
9,92
583
%2,
061
17%
11,9
8612
,294
nana
nana
Crim
inal
Jus
tice
(Non
-Man
date
d)54
R21
16,4
0182
%3,
646
18%
15,7
5779
%4,
290
21%
20,0
4718
,635
nana
nana
Fire
& R
escu
e S
ervi
ces
58R
3038
,441
90%
4,11
410
%39
,290
92%
3,26
58%
42,5
5542
,763
nana
nana
Gov
't R
eg-O
SH
A, E
PA
, etc
.53
R40
5,57
788
%73
612
%5,
313
84%
1,00
016
%6,
313
9,14
9na
nana
na
PU
BLI
C S
ER
VIC
E S
UB
-TO
TA
L73
,299
87%
11,3
7213
%73
,183
86%
11,4
8814
%84
,671
87,4
50na
nana
na
SE
RV
ICE
Cos
met
olog
y39
T27
917%
1,29
793
%1,
117
80%
271
20%
1,38
81,
455
nana
nana
Ser
vice
Occ
upat
ions
2217
51,
122
38%
1,80
962
%1,
558
53%
1,37
347
%2,
931
3,39
9na
nana
na
SE
RV
ICE
SU
B-T
OT
AL
1,21
328
%3,
106
72%
2,67
562
%1,
644
38%
4,31
94,
854
nana
nana
TR
AN
SP
OR
TA
TIO
N
Airc
raft
Mai
nten
ance
& C
aree
r P
ilot
28V
2047
584
%90
16%
524
93%
417%
565
730
nana
nana
Aut
omot
ive
Occ
upat
ions
53V
407,
044
97%
251
3%6,
217
85%
1,07
815
%7,
295
6,96
0na
nana
na
Sm
all E
ngin
e &
Equ
ipm
ent R
epai
r8
V60
181
96%
74%
154
82%
3418
%18
811
2na
nana
na
Tra
nspo
rtat
ion
12V
8049
330
0%75
13%
389
68%
179
32%
568
226
nana
nana
TR
AN
SP
OR
TA
TIO
N S
UB
-TO
TA
L8,
193
95%
423
5%7,
284
85%
1,33
215
%8,
616
8,02
8na
nana
na
SP
EC
IAL
PR
OG
RA
MS
Exp
ande
d In
dUst
ry T
rain
ing
(EIT
)30
X08
3,36
562
%2,
051
38%
3,63
767
%1,
779
33%
6,41
66,
866
nana
nana
Foc
used
Indu
stry
Tra
inin
g (F
IT)
40X
105,
174
77%
1,58
523
%5,
094
75%
1,66
525
%6,
759
4,33
0na
nana
na
Hum
an R
esou
rces
Dev
elop
. (H
RD
)58
X20
3,91
727
%10
,424
73%
6,57
846
%7,
763
54%
14,3
4110
,306
nana
nana
5 7
ST
CO
PY
AV
AIL
LE58
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TA
BLE
4N
UM
BE
R O
F S
TU
DE
NT
S E
NR
OLL
ED
BY
PR
OG
RA
M
1995
-96,
199
4-95
, 199
3-94
, 199
2-93
,(U
ndup
licat
ed H
eadc
ount
)*
NU
MG
EN
DE
RR
AC
ET
OT
AL
UN
DU
PLI
CA
TE
D H
EA
DC
OU
NT
$ Y
EA
RS
OF
PG
M95
-96
95-9
619
95-9
619
94-9
519
93-9
419
92-9
319
91-9
2P
ER
CE
NT
IPR
OG
RA
MS
CO
LLC
OD
EM
ALE
I%
LF
EM
ALE
1%1
WI
%I N
ON
-W I
%T
OT
AL
TO
TA
LT
OT
AL
TO
TA
LT
OT
AL
CH
AN
GE
Job
Tra
inin
g P
artn
ersh
ip A
CT
(JT
PA
)2
X25
360
%2
40%
360
%2
40%
583
nana
nana
New
indu
stry
Tra
inin
g (N
IT)
38X
306,
319
47%
6,99
853
%6,
670
50%
6,64
750
%13
,317
11,4
91na
nana
na
Sm
all B
usin
ess
Cen
ter
(SB
C)
51X
879,
326
38%
15,2
6562
%20
,106
82%
4,48
518
%24
,591
22,1
40na
nana
na
Rec
eipt
Sup
port
ed O
ccup
atio
nal E
xt.
49X
9022
,113
56%
17,3
2444
%32
,406
82%
7,03
118
%39
,437
24,1
71na
nana
na
Com
mun
ity S
ervi
ce-G
rant
/Rec
elp
49X
943,
613
22%
13,1
5878
%13
,332
79%
3,43
921
%16
,771
18,3
76na
nana
na
Sel
f Sup
port
ing
- N
on O
ccup
atio
nal
58X
9527
,956
36%
49,7
5364
%66
,499
86%
11,2
1014
%77
,709
68,1
19na
nana
na
SP
EC
IAL
PR
OG
RA
MS
SU
B-T
OT
AL
81,7
8641
%11
6,56
059
%15
4,32
578
%44
,021
22%
198,
346
165,
882
nana
nana
EX
TE
NS
ION
TO
TA
L27
8,74
251
%26
5,42
149
%39
0,44
072
%15
3,72
328
%54
4,16
351
7,15
3
CU
RR
ICU
LUM
& E
XT
EN
SIO
N T
OT
AL
374,
483
48%
405,
473
52%
564,
795
72%
215,
353
28%
779,
956
758,
545
See
def
initi
on o
f Und
uplic
ated
Hea
dcou
nt o
n pa
ge 1
5 9
BE
ST
CO
PY
AV
AIL
AB
LE
60
Page 39
TABLE 5
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEX AND RACE BY TYPE OFPROGRAM
1995-96
CURRICULUM PROGRAMS:
EXTENS/ON PROGRAMS
STUDENT
MALE
COLL
TRAN
GEN
EDUC
TECH- VOCA-
NICAL TIONAL
SUB-
TOTAL
:BASIC
:SKILL
OCCUP RB
LEARN OCCUPSS
FIT
HRO
NIT
NEI
SBC
JTPA
COMM
SVC
NON
OCCSS
*
EXTEN:
SUB- :
TOTAL: TOTAL
STUDENTS
24038
5008
49310
17385
95741
63671
146747
3808
22113
5174
3917
9636
9326
33613
27956
278742
374483
PERCENT
42.0%
37.8%
36.3%
59.0%
40.6%
51.1%
57.4%
39.6%56.1%
76.5%
27.3%51.7%
37.9%
60.0%
21.5%
36.0%
51.2%
48.0%
FEMALE
STUDENTS
33167
8254
86540
12091
140052
60940
108710
5814
17324
1585
10424
9016
15265
21315849753
265421405473
PERCENT
58.0%
62.2%
63.7%
41.0%
59.4%
48.9%
42.6%
60.4%
43.9%
23.5%
72.7%
48.3%
62.1%40.0%
78.5Z
64.0%
48.8%
52.0%
WHITE
.STUDENTS
45318
9734
100471
18656
174179
56201
204015
6128
32406
5094
6578
10262
20106
313332
66499390440
564619
PERCENT
79.2%
73.4%
74.0%
63.3%
73.9%
45.1%
79.9%
63.7%82.2%
75.4%45.9%
55.0%
81.8%
60.0%
79.5%
85.6%
71.8%
72.4%
BLACKSTUDENTS
9250
2588
30227
9572
51637
44160
42628
2807
5430
1185
7199
7058
3896
22914
9023
114893
166530
PERCENT
16.2%19.5%
22.3%
32.5%
21.9%
35.4%
16.7%
29.2%
13.8%
17.5%
50.2%
37.8%
15.8%40.0%
17.4%
11.6%
21.1Z
21.4%
AMER. INDIAN
STUDENTS
525
153
1662
602
2942
2390
3561
75
237
291
270
240
208
0213
599
7522
10464
PERCENT
0.9%
1.2%
1.2%
2.0%
1.2%
1.9%
1.4%
0.8%
0.6%
4.3%
1.9%
1.3%
0.8%
0.0%
1.3%
0.8%
1.4%
1.3%
HISPANIC
STUDENTS
903
337
1562
342
3144
16475
2950
289
109
180
397
166
0126
644
20800
23944
PERCENT
1.6%
2.5%
1.1%
1.2%
1.3%
13.2%
1.2%
2.5%
0.7%
1.6%
1.3%
2.1%
0.7%
0.0%
0.8%
0.8%
3.8%
3.1%
ASIAN
STUDENTS
1106
386
1756
276
3524
5066
1675
318
415
74
92
450
162
0160
667
8390
11914
PERCENT
1.9%
2.9%
1.3%
0.9%
1.5%
4.1%
0.7%
3.3%
1.1Z
1.1%
0.6%
2.4%
0.7%
0.0%
1.0%
0.9%
1.5%
1.5%
OTHERSTUDENTS
103
64
172
28
367
319
628
55
660
622
245
53
026
277
2118
2485
PERCENT
0.2%
0.5%
0.1%
0.1%
0.2%
0.3%
0.2%
0.6%
1.7%
0.1%
0.2%
1.3%
0.2%
0.0%
0.2%
0.4%
0.4%
0.3%
* UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT
STUDENTS
57205 13262 135850
29476
235793
124611
255457
9622
39437
6759
14341
18652
24591
516771
77709
544163
779956
NOTE: PERCENTAGES ARE COMPUTED NITHIN PROGRAM AREA BY SEX AND
RACE.
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TABLE 6A
CURRICULUM STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY AGE
1995-96
STUDENT
COLLEGE
GENERAL
CURRICULUM
AGE
TRANSFER
EDUCATION
TECHNICAL
VOCATIONAL
TOTAL
16
14
9
0.02%
0.07%
17
358
66
0.63%
0.50%
18
19
20 21
1,595
2.79%
6,686
11.69%
7,903
13.82%
6,314
11.04%
22
4,572
7.99%
23
3,286
5.74%
24
2,723
4.76%
285
2.15%
40
12
75
0.03%
0.04%
0.03%
1,069
272
1,765
0.79%
0.92%
0.75%
2.215
769
4,864
1.63%
2.61%
2.06%
1,108
8.35%
1,154
6,309
4.64%
8,034
1;592
5.40%
1,870
15.695
6.66%
18,961
8.70%
5.91%
6.34%
8.04%
903
7,638
1,711
16,566
6.81%
5.62%
5.80%
7.03%
793
7,144
1,603
14,112
5.98%
5.26%
5.44%
5.98%
618
6,155
1,453
11,512
4.66%
4.53%
4.93%
4.88%
649
5,861
1,313
10,546
4.89%
4.31%
4.45%
4.47%
25 - 29
30
34
35 - 39
8,868
15.50%
4,728
8.27%
3.602
6.30%
2,468
18.61%
1,689
12.74%
1,131
8.53%
25,674
18.90%
18,960
13.96%
15,922
11.72%
5.552
18.84%
4,117
13.97%
3.318
11.26%
42,562
18.05%
29,494
12.51%
23.973
10.17%
40 - 44
2,634
884
12,452
2,460
18,430
4.60%
6.67%
9.17%
8.35%
7.82%
45 - 49
1,833
651
9,112
1,638
13,234
3.20%
4.91%
6.71%
5.56%
5.61%
50 - 54
851
354
5,101
921
7.227
1.49%
2.67%
3.75%
3.12%
3.06%
55 - 59
398
197
2,142
433
3,170
0.70%
1.49%
1.58%
1.47%
1.34%
60 - 64
229
90
876
190
1,385
0.40%
0.68%
0.64%
0.64%
0.59%
65 - 69
295
98
616
127
1,136
0.52%
0.74%
0.45%
0.43%
0.48%
70 8 OLDER
316
115
530
125
1.086
0.55%
0.87%
0.39%
0.42%
0.46%
TOTAL 1995-96
57,205
13,262
135,850
29,476
235.793
24.26%
5.62%
57.61%
12.50%
100.00%
AVERAGE AGE
26.8
29.8
31.6
30.8
30.2
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AV
AIL
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TABLE 68
EXTENSION STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY AGE
1995-96
STUDENT
AGE
BASIC
SKILL
OCCUPRB
LEARN
LAB
OCCUP SS
FIT
MRD
NEI
SBC
JTPA
COMM
SVC
NON
OCCSS
TOTAL
16
603
87
919
12
11
07
280
1,003
0.48%
0.03%
.
0.09%
0.05%
0.01%
0.01%
0.01%
0.00%
.0.00%
0.04%
%0.18%
17
4,218
701
77
25
1196
35
029
832
5,803
3.38%
0.27%
0.80%
0.06%
0.01%
1.37%
0.02%
0.02%
0.00%
0.17%
%1.07%
18
8,126
1,313
232
69
5576
11
21
045
1,033
10,581
6.52%
0.51%
2.41%
0.17%
0.07%
4.02%
0.06%
0.09%
0.00%
0.27%
%1.94%
19
11,307
2,906
922
158
35
889
268
78
088
1,095
16,298
9.07%
1.14%
9.58%
0.40%
0.52%
6.20%
1.44%
0.32%
0.00%
0.52%
%3.00%
20
8,824
4,342
959
302
68
695
473
136
097
1,066
15,635
7.08%
1.70%
9.97%
0.77%
1.01%
4.85%
2.54%
0.55%
0.00%
0.58%
%2.87%
21
6,911
5,085
732
305
94
599
561
159
4114
1,144
14,525
5.55%
1.99%
7.61%
0.77%
1.39%
4.18%
3.01%
0.65%
80.00%
0.68%
%2.67%
22
5,641
5,708
593
442.
123
477
646
221
0117
1,194
14,218
4.53%
2.23%
6.16%
1.12%
1.82%
3.33%
3.46%
0.90%
0.00%
0.70%
%2.61%
23
4,766
6,283
500
576
140
469
698
276
0156
1,227
14,213
3.82%
2.46%
5.20%
1.46%
2.07%
3.27%
3.74%
1.12%
0.00%
0.93%
%2.61%
24
4,550
7,012
461
721
137
409
750
353
1160
1,309
14,936
3.65%
2.74%
4.79%
1.83%
2.03%
2.85%
4.02%
1.44%
20.00%
0.95%
%2.74%
25 - 29
18,394
39,542
1,731
5,144
964
2,288
3,714
2,367
01,121
7,836
77,950
14.76%
15.48%
17.99%
13.04%
14.26%
15.95%
19.91%
9.63%
0.00%
6.68%
7.
14.32%
30 - 34
14,503
37,796
1,158
5,787
1,126
2,197
3,378
3,072
01,184
7,924
73,053
11.64%
14.80%
12.03%
14.67%
16.66%
15.32%
18.11%
12.49%
0.00%
7.06%
%13.42%
35 - 39
12,118
36,263
830
6,156
1.148
2,007
3,183
3,623
01,194
7,102
68,762
9.72%
14.20%
8.63%
15.61%
16.98%
13.99%
17.07%
14.73%
0.00%
7.12%
%12.64%
40 - 44
8,207
33,499
581
5,604
1,038
1,420
2,062
3,809
01,201
7,117
60,205
6.59%
13.11%
6.04%
14.21%
15.36%
9.90%
11.06%
15.49%
0.00%
7.16%
%11.06%
45 - 49
6,053
29,483
410
5.329
836
941
1,509
3,738
01,210
7;097
52,679
4.86%
11.54%
.4.26%
13.51%
12.37%
6.56%
8.09%
15.20%
0.00%
7.21%
7.
9.68%
50 - 54
4,057
19,929
203
3,826
551
590
850
2,839
01,093
6,150
37,215
.3.26%
7.80%
2.11%
9.70%
8.15%
4.11%
4.56%
11.54%
0.00%
6.52%
%6.84%
55 - 59
2.533
11,573
109
2,204
309
323
384
1,790
0892
4,570
22,774
2.03%
4.53%
1.13%
5.59%
4.57%
2.25%
2.06%
7.28%
0.00%
5.32%
%4.19%
60 - 64
1,411
6.334
40
1.329
136
139
121
1,008
0886
3,841
14,060
1.13%
2.48%
0.42%
3.37%
2.01%
0.97%
0.65%
4.10%
0.00%
5.28%
%2.58%
65 - 69
802
3,662
27
710
26
68
23
557
01,898
5,114
10,970
0.64%
1.43%
0.28%
1.80%
0.38%
0.47%
0.12%
2.277.
0.00%
11.32%
%2.02%
70 8 OLDER
1,587
3,939
48
731
21
56
17
538
05,279
11,778
19,283
1.27%
1.54%
0.50%
1.85%
0.31%
0.39%
0.09%
2.19%
0.00%
31.48%
7.
3.54%
TOTAL 1995-96
124,611
255,457
9,622
39,437
6,759
14,341
18,652
24,591
516,771
77,709
544,163
AVERAGE AGE
30.1
38.2
28.6
40.6
38.2
32.4
33.9
42.6
21.6
55.3
37.6
6 5
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TABLE 7A
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY RACE AND SEX BY COLLEGE 1995-96
CURRICULUM
(UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT)
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
1.616
2,327
310
691
518
49
45
1.980
3,081
5,061
ANSON CC
545
703
393
470
16
312
10
966
1,186
2,152
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC
2,586
3.315
140
235
14
14
54
65
2.794
3.629
6.423
BEAUFORT COUNTY CC
571
792
107
269
23
48
684
1,072
1.756
BLADEN CC
246
428
153
354
15
38
73
421
823
1.244
BLUE RIDGE CC
850
1,503
23
64
24
28
22
903
1,593
2.496
BRUNSWICK CC
386
712
52
154
25
66
446
877
1,323
CALDWELL CC & TI
1.776
2,771
78
142
10
10
24
27
1.888
2,950
4.838
CAPE FEAR CC
2,069
2,237
359
569
24
20
56
57
2,508
2,883
5,391
CARTERET CC
621
1.287
68
134
67
22
26
717
1.454
2.171
CATAWBA VALLEY CC
2,070
2,637
178
225
14
11
83
80
2,345
2.953
5,298
CENTRAL CAROLINA CC
1,662
1.867
549
736
22
24
69
65
2,302
2.692
4,994
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
8,480
100227
2,017
3.714
41
66
645
620
11,183
14,627
25,810
CLEVELAND CC
1,099
1,491
282
406
22
30
27
1,413
10926
3,339
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
1,789
2,567
419
585
30
26
242
242
2.480
3.420
5.900
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
695
1.507
139
447
24
18
23
854
1.981
2,835
CRAVEN CC
1.047
1,483
282
677
22
28
65
83
1.416
2.271
3,687
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
1,180
1,692
96
299
814
23
30
1.307
2,035
3,342
DURHAM TCC
1,715
2,318
974
2.027
13
18
184
219
2,886
4.582
7.468
EDGECOMBE CC
470
959
344
1,540
46
10
16
828
2,521
3,349
FAYETTEVILLE TCC
2,868
3.496
1,829
2.458
80
141
563
606
5.340
12.041
FORSYTH TCC
2,083
3,369
514
10325
13
20
54
86
2.664
6.701
4.800
7.464
GASTON COLLEGE
2,348
3,335
251
465
13
557
58
2.669
3.863
6,532
GUILFORD TCC
3,583
3.727
1,038
1.576
20
28
192
175
4,833
5,506
10,339
HALIFAX CC
411
660
368
688
12
22
816
799
1.386
2,185
HAYWOOD CC
918
1,053
11
12
10
94
12
943
1,086
2,029
ISOTHERMAL CC
1,014
1,505
86
195
34
22
18
1.125
1,722
2.847
JAMES SPRUNT CC
362
718
293
342
82
10
6673
1.068
1,741
JOHNSTON CC
1,449
1,826
762
409
28
12
60
29
2,299
2,276
4,575
LENOIR CC
807
1.092
404
753
12
220
10
1.243
1.857
3,100
MARTIN CC
165
406
98
360
08
22
265
776
1.041
ST
CO
PY
AV
AIL
AB
LE
6 7
6 3
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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
483
735
68
65
27
8563
751
1.314
MCDOWELL TCC
508
956
38
46
00
13
10
559
1,012
1,571
MITCHELL CC
744
1,244
95
254
811
15
16
862
1,525
2,387
MONTGOMERY CC
346
412
92
94
32
15
3456
511
967
NASH CC
751
1,202
274
655
32
45
18
24
1,075
1,926
3,001
PAMLICO CC
59
162
12
43
02
40
75
207
282
PIEDMONT CC
562
619
415
356
74
16
81,000
987
1,987
PITT CC
2,227
2.679
618
1,330
10
18
48
70
2,903
4,097
7,000
RANDOLPH CC
706
1,071
44
77
45
815
762
1,168
1,930
RICHMOND CC
433
749
143
357
37
78
411
617
1,195
1,812
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC
183
389
205
581
37
43
395
980
1,375
ROBESON CC
277
507
231
427
256
614
14
14
778
1,562
2,340
ROCKINGHAM CC
904
1,359
135
360
58
17
21
1,061
1,748
2,809
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC
1.716
2,872
213
453
911
36
35
1,974
3,371
5,345
SAMPSON CC
397
600
187
375
10
27
17
22
611
1,024
1,635
SAUDHILLS CC
982
1,558
201
586
34
84
30
33
1,247
2,261
3,508
SOUTHEASTERN CC
681
1,059
311
403
72
83
813
1,072
1,558
2,630
SOUTHWESTERN CC
777
1,381
14
26
72
198
21
20
884
1,625
2,509
STANLY CC
824
1,476
133
283
711
26
15
990
1,785
2.775
SURRY CC
1,727
2,991
96
93
43
27
20
1,854
3,107
4.961
TRI-COUNTY CC
460
956
36
613
11
5480
980
1,460
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC
786
1,358
542
1,175
11
10
39
22
1,378
2,565
3.943
WAKE TCC
4,267
4,730
916
1,338
21
27
327
362
5,531
6,457
11.988
WAYNE CC
1,159
1.567
386
705
fo
854
58
1,609
2,338
3,947
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
1,517
2,037
264
158
73
51
31
1,839
2,229
4,068
WILKES CC
976
2,057
36
128
23
15
13
1.029
2,201
3,230
WILSON TCC
707
803
242
470
30
11
12
963
1,285
2.248
TOTAL
72,640
101.539
18,531
33,106
1,091
1,851
3,479
3,556
95,741
140,052
235,793
30.81%
43.06%
7.86%
14.04%
0.46%
0.79%
1.48%
1.51%
40.60%
59.40%
100.00%
69S
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OP
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VA
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TABLE 70
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY RACE AND SEX BY COLLEGE 1995-96
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
4,517
4,413
1,138
1,333
16
16
572
322
6,243
6,084
12.327
ANSON CC
1,711
1,467
738
618
15
11
140
54
2,604
2,150
4,754
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC
5,040
5,292
536
624
78
77
158
145
5,812
6,138
11,950
BEAUFORT COUNTY CC
1,692
1,982
435
996
612
147
267
2,280
3,257
5,537
BLADEN CC
994
727
416
622
65
32
142
32
1,617
1,413
3.030
BLUE RIDGE CC
3,633
3,663
313
149
19
25
222
149
4,187
3,986
8,173
BRUNSWICK CC
2,474
2,252
372
400
29
26
48
22
2,923
2,700
5,623
CALDWELL CC 8 II
4,090
3,844
207
195
93
186
67
4,492
4,109
8,601
CAPE FEAR CC
6,927
4,628
1,401
1,576
66
42
464
203
8,858
6,449
15,307
CARTERET CC
1,921
2,139
196
207
10
483
65
2,210
2,415
4,625
CATAWBA VALLEY CC
6,132
6,284
454
569
25
18
785
507
7,396
7,378
14,774
CENTRAL CAROLINA CC
4,418
4,412
1,131
1,362
52
35
1.099
520
6,700
6,329
13,029
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
11,240
11,031
3,348
4,351
75
53
2,047
1,825
16,710
17,260
33,970
CLEVELAND CC
2,219
2,404
410
697
13
6'65
36
2,707
3,143
5,850
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
5,319
5,078
1,123
1,256
127
51
625
616
7,194
7,001
14,195
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
2,153
2,093
516
787
11
12
44
75
2,724
2,967
5,691
CRAVEN CC
3,670
3.085
736
1,170
24
17
184
204
4,614
4,476
9,090
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
5,712
5,038
659
750
34
33
241
145
6,646
5,966
12,612
DURHAM TCC
3,080
2,960
1,670
2,225
29
36
798
849
5,577
6,070
11,647
EDGECOMBE CC
1,050
1,276
886
1,927
527
99
55
2,040
3,285
5,325
FAYETTEVILLE TCC
10,735
7,641
4,069
4,723
270
301
1,516
1,542
16,590
14,207
30,797
FORSYTH TCC
5,953
6,669
1,413
2,411
34
28
678
484
8,078
9,592
17,670
GASTON COLLEGE
6,511
4,492
674
655
22
9163
113
7,370
5,269
12,639
GUILFORD TCC
8,566
8,026
2,155
2,863
57
52
753
513
11,531
11,454
22,985
HALIFAX CC
1,921
1,510
1,040
1,414
45
59
27
36
3,033
3,019
6,052
HAYWOOD CC
1,493
1,924
17
24
18
10
42
42
1,570
2,000
3,570
ISOTHERMAL CC
2,993
3,518
350
383
14
890
48
3,447
3,957
7,404
JAMES SPRUNT CC
1,089
1,185
441
763
35
403
101
1,936
2,054
3,990
JOHNSTON CC
3,572
3,692
852
891
27
19
383
201
4,834
4,803
9,637
LENOIR CC
2,753
3,137
1,267
2,091
22
10
137
93
4,179
5,331
9,510
MARTIN CC
1,230
873
514
915
51
70
43
1,819
1,832
3,651
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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
1,973
2,047
136
14
10
2173
37
2,292
2,100
4,392
MCDOWELL TCC
2,313
1,344
147
62
11
3122
51
2,593
1,460
4,053
MITCHELL CC
2,715
2,956
293
582
15
7201
152
3,224
3,697
6,921
MONTGOMERY CC
1,043
801
175
278
13
99
30
1,318
1,112
2,430
NASH. CC
2,645
1,921
1,279
1,133
42
31
202
77
4,168
3,162
7,330.
PAMLICO CC
437
636
82
204
31
614
528
855
1,383
PIEDMONT CC
1,684
1,031
951
800
17
968
29
2,720
1,869
4,589
PITT CC
3,030
2,811
1,383
1,906
24
21
116
92
4,553
4,830
9,383
RANDOLPH CC
3,909
3,832
278
276
20
21
389
275
4,596
4,404
9,000
RICHMOND CC
1,903
1,777
1,531
1,178
262
201
77
40
3,773
3,196
6,969
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC
727
764
468
628
12
11
10
61,217
1,409
2,626
ROBESON CC
2,328
1,643
1,015
1,195
1,262
1,682
130
45
4,735
4,565
9,300
ROCKINGHAM CC
3,314
3,237
826
1,107
13
10
56
34
4,209
4,388
8,597
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC
5,438
4,139
1,010
922
29
18
350
212
6,827
5,291
12.118
SAMPSON CC
1,281
1,412
447
811
50
46
138
90
1,916
2,359
4,275
SANDHILLS CC
3,758
3,498
1,293
1,091
145
169
348
110
5,544
4,868
10,412
SOUTHEASTERN CC
2,204
1.744
921
738
109
109
40
13
3,274
2,604
5,878
SOUTHWESTERN CC
2,066
2,085
424
143
156
186
32
39
2,678
2,453
5,131
STANLY CC
2,971
2,943
343
528
12
17
236
109
3,562
3,597
7,159
SURRY CC
3,449
3,546
131
137
78
232
106
3,819
3,797
7,616
TRI-COUNTY CC
1,056
1,374
513
24
31
22
41,107
1,422
2,529
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC
2,943
2,565
1,784
2,063
35
37
148
84
4,910
4,749
9,659
WAKE TCC
10,905
9,612
4,005
4,375
119
117
1,596
1,219
16,625
15,323
31,948
WAYNE CC
3,193
2,545
1,265
1,703
35
14
355
189
4,848
4,451
9,299
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
5,221
3,328
1,237
272
37
10
280
161
6,775
3,771
10,546
WILKES CC
4,193
3,518
211
141
18
6338
159
4,760
3,824
8,584
WILSON TCC
2,862
2,227
1,120
1,409
13
8255
127
4,250
3,771
8,021
TOTAL
204,369
186,071
52,237
62,656
3,706
3,816
18,430
12,878
278,742
265,421
544,163
37.56%
34.19%
9.60%
11.51%
0.68%
0.70%
3.39%
2.37%
51.22%
48.78%
100.00%
73
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TABLE 8GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF CURRICULUM STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR
1995-96 SCHOOL YEAR
COLLEGESCOUNTY OFCOLLEGE
ADJACENTCOUNTIES
OTHER N.C.COUNTIES
OUT-OF-STATE
NUMBER OFSTUDENTS
ALAMANCE CC 71.2% 23.5% 4.3% 1.0% 5,061ANSON CC 58.5% 40.1% 1.2% 0.2% 2,152ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 74.6% 20.5% 3.0% 1.9% 6,423BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 73.9% 22.4% 3.1% 0.6% 1,756BLADEN CC 76.6% 21.9% 1.4% 0.1% 1,244BLUE RIDGE CC 66.2% 32.1% 0.6% 1.1% 2,496BRUNSWICK CC 85.7% 10.7% 2.4% 1.1% 1,323CALDWELL CC & TI 52.5% 41.2% 4.4% 1.8% 4,838CAPE FEAR CC 64.6% 15.0% 15.7% 4.7% 5,391CARTERET CC 74.8% 11.6% 9.9% 3.6% 2,171CATAWBA VALLEY CC 64.4% 31.9% 2.8% 0.8% 5,298CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 34.1% 47.9% 13.5% 4.4% 4,994CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 80.3% 12.5% 2.9% 4.3% 25,810CLEVELAND CC 86.8% 11.5% 0.7% 1.0% 3,339COASTAL CAROL/NA CC 74.0% 4.2% 1.7% 20.1% 5,900COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 32.7% 17.5% 44.3% 5.5% 2,835CRAVEN CC 64.7% 13.9% 10.6% 10.8% 3,687DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 75.9% 21.8% 1.6% 0.6% 3,342DURHAM TCC 59.0% 35.3% 3.7% 1.9% 7,468EDGECOMBE CC 68.7% 29.3% 1.9% 0.1% 3,349FAYETTEVILLE TCC 57.0% 6.0% 3.7% 33.3% 12,041FORSYTH TCC 72.3% 22.2% 5.0% 0.6% 7,464GASTON COLLEGE 71.3% 25.5% 1.8% 1.4% 6,532GUILFORD TCC 72.9% 21.3% 3.7% 2.1% 10,339HALIFAX CC 78.3% 19.2% 1.6% 0.9% 2,185HAYWOOD CC 73.9% 15.6% 8.0% 2.5% 2,029ISOTHERMAL CC 76.4% 20.9% 1.6% 1.1% 2,847JAMES SPRUNT CC 80.5% 15.1% 3.8% 0.6% 1,741JOHNSTON CC 64.8% 20.6% 13.4% 1.2% 4.575LENOIR CC 62.4% 32.1% 5.1% 0.5% 3,100MARTIN CC 57.3% 34.2% 7.6% 1.0% 1,041MAYLAND CC 31.0% 62.5% 5.2% 1.4% 1,314MCDOWELL TCC 82.6% 15.5% 1.7% 0.3% 1,571MITCHELL CC 86.1% 11.6% 1.3% 1.0% 2,387MONTGOMERY CC 56.4% 30.9% 11.0% 1.8% 967NASH CC 70.4% 27.7% 1.5% 0.3% 3,001PAMLICO CC 70.2% 28.4% 0.7% 0.7% 282PIEDMONT CC 48.0% 44.2% 4.1% 3.7% 1,987PITT CC 60.1% 17.5% 21.0% 1.4% 7,000RANDOLPH CC 74.4% 16.7% 8.2% 0.6% 1,930RICHMOND CC 63.8% 30.9% 4.1% 1.2% 1,812ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 48.9% 48.3% 2.4% 0.4% 1,375ROBESON CC 88.1% 10.7% 0.9% 0.3% 2,340ROCKINGHAM CC 82.2% 15.6% 1.1% 1.1% 2,809ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 51.5% 45.4% 2.6% 0.5% 5,345SAMPSON CC 82.8% 13.2% 3.8% 0.2% 1,635SANDHILLS CC 54.8% 40.2% 3.7% 1.3% 3,508SOUTHEASTERN CC 80.3% 15.4% 3.1% 1.2% 2,630SOUTHWESTERN CC 37.8% 45.5% 14.6% 2.1% 2,509STANLY CC 58.1% 38.0% 3.1% 0.8% 2,775SURRY CC 65.9% 28.0% 0.9% 5.1% 4,961TRI-COUNTY CC 62.5% 32.9% 0.6% 4.0% 1,460VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 30.7% 59.9% 8.3% 1.1% 3.943WAKE TCC 83.1% 9.7% 4.5% 2.8% 11,988WAYNE CC 75.7% 10.9% 5.0% 8.4% 3,947WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 75.9% 19.5% 4.1% 0.5% 4,068WILKES CC 56.4% 40.6% 2.2% 0.8% 3,230WILSON TCC 66.1% 23.1% 9.6% 1.3% 2,248
TOTAL 67.7% 22.7% 5.4% 4.3% 235,793
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TABLE 9HOME STATE OF OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM1995-96 SCHOOL YEAR
STATESCOLLEGE
TRANSFER'MSC
GEN.EDUC
TECH-NICAL---.--.-----.-.-----------
VOCA-TIONAL
CURR.TOTAL
EXTEN-SION TOTAL
ALAEAMA 66 38 86 20 210 182 392ALASKA 9 22 25 5 61 76 137ARIZONA 26 20 28 2 76 114 190ARKANSAS 16 15 23 3 57 86 143CALIFORNIA 161 159 196 19 535 569 1,104COLORADO 16 10 33 1 60 78 138CONNECTICUT 30 14 27 7 78 85 163DELAWARE 9 6 14 2 31 23 54DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 5 0 8 1 14 23 37FLORIDA 295 188 367 39 889 1,015 1,904GEORGIA 119 63 179 44 405 650 1,055HAWAII 3 7 19 1 30 26 56IDAHO 8 9 13 2 32 36 68ILLINOIS 95 60 93 16 264 325 589INDIANA 47 26 48 10 131 146 277IOWA 23 16 22 6 67 71 138KANSAS 10 7 18 1 36 48 84KENTUCKY 34 19 70 10 133 126 259LOUISIANA 44 23 53 8 128 130 258MAINE 6 11 25 4 46 41 87MARYLAND 85 31 82 13 211 219 430MASSACHUSETTS 43 20 48 8 119 90 209MICHIGAN 118 65 126 14 323 268 591MINNESOTA 17 11 26 6 60 56 116MISSISSIPPI 24 22 44 7 97 101 198
MISSOURI 33 31 71 9 144 160 304MONTANA 7 9 9 0 25 39 64NEBRASKA 15 8 17 4 44 39 83NEVADA 7 11 14 1 33 47 80
NEW HAMPSHIRE 9 7 21 2 39 67 106
NEW JERSEY 108 33 89 14 244 242 486NEW MEXICO 17 6 24 1 48 50 98NEW YORK 206 121 252 38 617 628 1,245NORTH DAKOTA 2 2 4 4 12 22 34OHIO 113 70 134 20 337 377 714OKLAHOMA 21 19 24 3 67 79 146
OREGON 10 9 19 0 38 70 108
PENNSYLVANIA 103 81 141 15 340 396 736
RHODE ISLAND 3 4 6 1 14 14 28
SOUTH CAROLINA 284 154 510 153 1,101 15,710 16,811
SOUTH DAKOTA 4 10 8 0 22 31 53
TENNESSEE 65 34 114 15 228 445 673
TEXAS 167 169 257 30 623 708 1,331
UTAH 9 10 4 2 25 24 49
VERMONT 9 4 9 2 24 26 50
VIRGINIA 260 74 372 74 780 2,379 3,159WASHINGTON 21 34 54 8 117 164 281
WEST VIRGINIA 32 16 61 18 127 185 312
WISCONSIN 27 15 18 8 68 98 166
WYOMING 2 3 7 0 12 24 36
PUERTO RICO 12 6 29 3 50 110 160
VIRGIN ISLANDS 2 7 9 3 21 41 62
OTHER FOREIGN 279 193 319 27 818 2,298 3,116
STATE UNKNOWN 3 0 2 2 7 0 7
AMERICAN SAMOA 0 1 2 0 3 0 3
GUAM 2 0 4 0 6 0 6
NORTHERN MARIANAS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TRUST TERRITORY-P.I. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 3,141 2,003 4,277 706 10,127 29,057 39,184
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COUNTIES
TABLE 10
HOME COUNTY OF NORTH CAROLINA STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA CoMMUNITY
COLLEGE SYSTEM 1995-96 SCHOOL YEAR
PERCENT OF
1995 HIGH SCHOOL
1995
1995
GRADUATES
COUNTY
COLLEGE GENERAL
TECH-
VOCA-
CURR.
EXTEN.
HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLED IN
POPULATION
TRANSFER
ED.
NICAL
TIONAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
GRADUATES
CURR. PROGS AGE 18 8 UP
PERCENT
TOTAL
ENROLLMENT
TO
POPULATION
ALAMANCE
77
468
3,018
456
4,019
10,516
14,535
884
30.9%
89,951
16.2%
ALEXANDER
189
2544
75
810
2,153
2,963
209
44.0%
23,174
12.8%
ALLEGHANY
91
1301
14
407
1,038
1,445
94
37.2%
7,740
18.7%
ANSON
72
123
915
361
1,471
2,411
3,882
242
30.6%
17,916
21.7%
ASHE
245
3548
33
829
1,590
2,419
213
38.0%
18,540
13.0%
AVERY
118
38
279
184
619
1,523
2,142
131
32.8%
11,913
18.0%
BEAUFORT
516
13
978
205
1,712
4,417
6,129
435
47.8%
32,971
18.6%
BERTIE
93
11
339
94
537
1,537
2,074
199
31.2%
15,060
13.8%
BLADEN
114
291
469
415
1,289
3,129
4,418
306
52.0%
22,448
19.7%
BRUNSWICK
611
48
811
266
1,736
5,516
7,252
423
40.2%
47,556
15.2%
BUNCOMBE
967
37
3,980
513
5,497
10,654
16,151
1,426
26.8%
147,337
11.0%
BURKE
968
34
2,227
737
3,966
9,848
13,814
600
48.3%
62,605
22.1%
CABARRUS
717
77
2,098
249
3,141
6,001
9,142
961
32.4%
83,674
10.9%
CALDWELL
781
81,882
424
3,095
7,016
10,111
569
38.0%
56,826
17.8%
CAMDEN
69
10
89
28
196
285
481
71
23.9%
4,901
9.8%
CARTERET
690
30
1,089
254
2,063
5,183
7,246
414
38.2%
45,254
16.0%
CASWELL
64
20
443
396
923
2,044
2,967
159
33.3%
16,518
18.0%
CATAWBA
909
20
2,982
357
4,268
11,511
15,779
1,130
31.9%
96,558
16.3%
CHATHAM
114
129
904
144
1,291
3,770
5,061
309
31.7%
33,320
15.2%
CHEROKEE
356
5514
130
1,005
1,656
2,661
203
39.9%
17,342
15.3%
CHOWAN
116
17
196
56
385
851
1,236
140
42.9%
10,508
11.8%
CLAY
126
6165
42
339
565
904
81
30.9%
6,227
14.5%
CLEVELAND
1,082
250
1,729
802
3,863
6,405
10,268
790
42.5%
67,691
15.2%
COLUMBUS
966
24
684
722
2,396
5,375
7,771
464
55.2%
38,125
20.4%
CRAVEN
992
247
1,403
384
3,026
7,941
10,967
706
35.7%
63,164
17.4%
CUMBERLAND
931
823
5,199
816
7,769
22,978
30,747
2,410
26.1%
209,022
14.7%
CURRITUCK
125
16
128
25
294
692
986
133
35.3%
11,978
8.2%
DARE
307
15
358
25
705
1,636
2,341
216
30.1%
19,993
11.7%
DAVIDSON
853
66
2,243
488
3,650
9,478
13,128
1,138
34.2%
104,496
12.6%
DAVIE
144
4500
119
767
2,505
3,272
233
39.9%
23,212
14.1%
DUPLIN
568
45
748
478
1,839
4,382
6,221
383
36.3%
31,978
19.5%
DURHAM
991
192
3,433
382
4,998
8,481
13,479
1,293
25.2%
146,582
9.2%
EDGECOMBE
327
92,187
439
2,962
5,022
7,984
423
36.6%
40,950
19.5%
FORSYTH
1,034
118
5,084
383
6,619
16,394
23,013
2,002
26.0%
213,637
10.8%
FRANKLIN
128
4591
174
897
2,449
3,346
267
25.5%
31,461
10.6%
GASTON
2,216
89
2,635
795
5,735
9,204
14,939
1,378
34.6%
133,902
11.2%
GATES
60
9126
42
237
430
667
95
28.4%
7,308
9.1%
GRAHAM
79
16
138
20
253
376
629
68
33.8%
5,841
10.8%
GRANVILLE
427
13
880
310
1,630
3,231
4,861
328
29.9%
31,323
15.5%
GREENE
159
0514
62
735
1,766
2,501
140
35.0%
12,824
19.5%
GUILFORD
2,079
1,249
4,713
618
8,659
21,703
30,362
2,830
25.9%
287,565
10.6%
*HALIFAX
403
51,109
563
2,080
4,991
7,071
488
36.3%
42,098
16.8%
HARNETT
302
152
1,243
553
2,250
5,764
8,014
606
34.7%
57,320
14.0%
HAYWOOD
280
210
1,146
298
1,934
3,831
5,765
368
40.2%
40,179
14.3%
HENDERSON
648
21,104
.405
2,159
5,996
8,155
563
26.8%
61,359
13.3%
HERTFORD
130
30
499
129
788
1,384
2,172
202
41.1%
16,504
13.2%
HOKE
114
33
410
106
663
3,051
3,714
235
23.4%
19,340
19.2%
HYDE
32
153
14
100
600
700
45
44.4%
3,971
17.6%
IREDELL
871
44
1,728
461
3,104
7,300
10,404
774
39.4%
78,825
13.2%
JACKSON
55
206
696
87
1,044
1,706
2,750
194
29.4%
23,321
11.8%
7 7
BE
ST C
OPY
AV
AIL
AB
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COUNTIES
TRANSFER
COLLEGE GENERAL
ED.
TECH-
NICAL
VOCA-
TIONAL
CURR.
TOTAL
EXTEN.
TOTAL
TOTAL
PERCENT OF
1995 HIGH SCHOOL
1995
1995
GRADUATES
COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLED IN
POPULATION
GRADUATES
CURR. PROGS AGE 18 8 UP
PERCENT
TOTAL
ENROLLMENT
TO
POPULATION
JOHNSTON
859
21
2,029
914
3,823
9,582
13,405
813
42.7%
72,197
18.6%
JONES
91
8168
40
307
821
1,128
80
38.8%
7,126
15.8%
LEE
283
197
1,213
284
1,977
4,624
6,601
313
56.2%
34,231
19.3%
LENOIR
858
14
1,393
173
2,438
6,166
8,604
518
45.9%
44,648
19.3%
LINCOLN
653
29
707
161
1,550
3,270
4,820
476
34.2%
42,137
11.4%
MACON
35
119
453
31
638
1,816
2,454
205
25.9%
21,238
11.6%
MADISON
55
2372
46
475
971
1,446
141
23.4%
14,115
10.2%
MARTIN
180
36
566
174
956
2,079
3,035
261
41.4%
19,345
15.7%
MCDOWELL
256
219
913
323
1,711
3,193
4,904
351
35.3%
29,024
16.9%
MECKLENBURG
6,316
3,083
10,294
1,633
21,326
18,061
39,387
4,024
27.6%
430,972
9.1%
MITCHELL
71
74
276
48
469
1,382
1,851
135
32.6%
11,725
15.8%
MONTGOMERY
92
37
534
166
829
2,472
3,301
236
22.5%
17,822
18.5%
MOORE
797
71
1,255
218
2,341
7,132
9,473
498
45.0%
52,398
18.1%
NASH
564
52,207
360
3,136
6,717
9,853
854
26.0%
63,214
15.6%
NEW HANOVER
1,391
206
1,921
340
3,858
10,804
14,662
1,126
30.7%
108,638
13.5%
NORTHAMPTON
106
5434
116
661
1,854
2,515
200
33.0%
15,772
15.9%
ONSLOW
2,668
16
1,602
451
4,737
14,171
18,908
916
46.7%
107,220
17.6%
ORANGE
330
151
1,669
302
2,452
4,441
6,893
683
18.2%
85,619
8.1%
PAMLICO
61
68
240
28
397
1,454
1,851
125
32.8%
9,303
19.9%
PASQUOTANK
342
50
467
158
1,017
1,618
2,635
252
38.9%
24,061
11.0%
PENDER
181
17
351
111
660
3,390
4,050
242
33.1%
26,462
15.3%
PERQUIMANS
96
10
135
45
286
578
864
107
37.4%
8,201
10.5%
PERSON
176
14
685
308
1,183
2,602
3,785
294
23.1%
24,442
15.5%
PITT
1,049
43,223
384
4,660
9,921
14,581
901
43.5%
87,952
16.6%
POLK
146
0229
73
448
1,455
1,903
98
35.7%
12,752
14.9%
RANDOLPH
217
452
1,587
287
2,543
8,744
11,287
861
30.7%
87,758
12.9%
RICHMOND
397
7900
352
1,656
4,790
6,446
418
41.4%
33,580
19.2%
ROBESON
331
92
1,470
798
2,691
9,095
11,786
1,011
28.6%
78,008
15.1%
ROCKINGHAM
799
34
1,344
424
2,601
7,889
10,490
725
39.9%
68,214
15.4%
ROWAN
570
19
2,169
429
3,187
6,713
9,900
907
32.4%
90,210
11.0%
RUTHERFORD
753
18
1,363
318
2,452
5,924
8,376
459
41.2%
44,923
18.6%
SAMPSON
320
197
969
277
1,763
4,769
6,532
528
41.1%
37,945
17.2%
SCOTLAND
178
19
418
168
783
2,735
3,518
345
20.6%
24,950
14.1%
STANLY
206
15
1,347
361
1,929
4,266
6,195
471
34.2%.
40,384
15.3%
STOKES
184
7645
99
935
2,188
3,123
350
38.0%
31,705
9.9%
SURRY
1,194
10
1,907
382
3,493
4,984
8,477
538
60.6%
50,899
16.7%
SWAIN
10
83
303
42
438
1,276
1,714
110
29.1%
8,766
19.6%
TRANSYLVANIA
158
2400
115
675
2,390
3,065
212
25.9%
21,657
14.2%
TYRRELL
23
048
18
89
436
525
67
16.4%
2,835
18.5%
UNION
448
159
1,890
222
2,719
5,484
8,203
829
24.0%
71,206
11.5%
VANCE
241
1774
281
1,297
3,319
4,616
282
46.5%
29,409
15.7%
WAKE
2,293
349
8,341
982
11,965
32,076
44,041
3,802
21.4x
393,070
11.2%
WARREN
79
2302
140
523
1,250
1,773
167
34.7%
13,785
12.9%
WASHINGTON
97
6232
92
427
1,299
1,726
166
29.5%
10,156
17.0%
WATAUGA
703
3521
59
1,286
1,924
3,210
249
30.9%
33,606
9.6%
WAYNE
1,463
71,701
350
3,521
9,097
12,618
950
41.2%
82,846
15.2%
WILKES
739
31,337
115
2,194
5,114
7,308
508
42.7%
48,271
15.1%
WILSON
353
51,351
279
1,988
6,233
8,221
597
28.6%
50,636
16.2%
YADKIN
281
3654
66
1,004
2,816
3,820
250
41.6%
26,277
14.5%
YANCEY
65
47
212
94
418
1,436
1,854
148
33.1%
12,764
14.5%
RESIDENT TOTAL
54,064
11,259
131,573
28,770
225,666
515,106
740,772
56,770
32.7z
5,456,782
13.6%
3181
/1IV
AV
Ac1
00 1
S39
8 0
7 9
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TABLE 11STUDENT COMPLETIONS BY CURRICULUM PROGRAM
1994-95 *
1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL
CURRICULUM CURRICULUM COMP- COMP- COMP- COMP- COMP-CODE NAME LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS
C050 ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE 113 81 77 60 46CO24 GENERAL CURRICULUM 191 170 152 150 128C001 PRE-AGRICULTURE 3 1 2 2 1C003 PRE-ART 19 32 28 36 29C004 PRE-BUSINESS - ADMIN 75 81 80 108 115CO26 PRE-BUSINESS - EDUC 2 3 1 2 2C040 PRE-COMPUTER SCIENCE 1 3 s 6 3C037 PRE-CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3 4 3 2 2C038 PRE-DANCE o 1 o o oC005 PRE-DENTAL o o o o 1C006 PRE-DRAMA a s 4 4 1C035 PRE-EARLY CHILDHOOD ED 4 1 s 1 6C007 PRE-ENGINEERING 24 21 30 22 22C008 PRE-FORESTRY o o o 1 oC039 PRE-INDUSTRIAL ARTS o o o 1 1C036 PRE-INTERNATIONAL STDY o o o 2 oC009 PRE-JOURNALISM o 3 2 1 oC010 PRE-LAW a 6 5 s 3C011 PRE-LIBERAL ARTS 1,461 1,301 1,227 979 901C012 PRE-MATHEMATICS 3 6 7 7 2C013 PRE-MEDICAL 2 5 3 4 3C014 PRE-MINISTERIAL o o o 1 3C015 PRE-MUSIC 11 7 a 14 2CO23 PRE-NURSING 27 12 11 a sC016 PRE-OPTOMETRY o 2 1 1 oC041 PRE-PERFORMING ARTS o o 1 1 1C017 PRE-PHARMACY 5 3 2 6 4CO22 PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY o 2 2 2 oC044 PRE-PSYCHOLOGY 19 6 6 9 oCO29 PRE-RECREATIONAL 1 1 2 3 7C018 PRE-SCIENCE 192 182 153 103 100C019 PRE-SOCIAL WORK 12 7 11 9 6CO20 PRE-TEACHING - ELEM 59 64 64 63 56CO28 PRE-TEACHING - SEC 20 19 26 33 20CO21 PRE-VETERINARY MED 1 2 2 2 oC042 PRE-VISUAL ARTS s 13 s 7 3
COLLEGE TRANSFER TOTAL 2,269 2,044 1,925 1,655 1,476
G020 GENERAL EDUCATION 339 431 448 289 267
GENERAL EDUCATION TOTAL 339 431 448 289 267
1036 A/C, HEATING, REFRI TEC 29 23 13 25 241016 ACCOUNTING 628 675 661 642 640T109 AD FOR VOC INSTRUCTORS 1 2 1 3 41030 ADMINIS OFFICE TECHNOL 383 379 309 310 3061230 AGRICUL MECHANIZA TECH 7 1 o o oTO01 AGRICULTURAL BUS TECH a 4 2 7 11126 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE 3 5 3 2 11133 AGRICULTURAL TECH. o 2 o 1 21215 AIR CONDITION SERV TECH 1 o o o o1100 AIR TRAFFIC MGMT o o o 1 o1193 ANIMAL CARE & MGMT TEC 1 6 a 7 31041 ARCHITECTURAL TECH 99 88 118 129 1011059 ASSOC. DEGREE NURSING 1,419 1,383 1,354 1,075 1,0631173 AUTOMATION/ROBOTICS TECH 15 11 24 28 111156 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH 62 47 65 45 431176 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 77 75 82 53 491082 AVIATION MAINT TECH 38 46 50 54 481081 AVIATION MGT & C PILOT 24 10 37 44 391112 BANKING AND FINANCE 34 23 19 35 SO1189 BASIC LAW ENFORCE TRNG 1,221 1,000 1,021 837 6291158 BIOMEDICAL EQUIPMENT TEC 45 53 33 23 26
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TABLE 11STUDENT COMPLETIONS BY CURRICULUM PROGRAM
2994-95 m
1994-95 2993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOT-
CURRICULUM CURRICULUM COMP- COMP- COMP- COMP- COMCODE NAME LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS LETI
T186115010241027101810221234T19910371038T2081070T0681225T154118110401102102871291071119811881054105512221168700311401073111810447203103910451139110311751143T2091197T172106310141012707470071057104270751165111410331201T1441026112211311009T18310251136
BIOTECHNOLOGYBOOKKEEPING/CLERICALBROADCASTING TECHBUILDING CONSTR TECHBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONBUSINESS COMPUTER PROGCARDIOVASCULAR SONOGRAPHCHEMICAL ENGI TECHCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGYCIVIL ENGINEERING TECHCLAY PRODUCTION CRAFTSCOM. ART & ADV. DES.COMMERCIAL GRAPHICSCOMMERCIAL REFRIG TECHNICOMMUNICATIONS TECH.COMPUTER ENGI APPLI TECHCOMPUTER ENGINEERING TECCORRECTIONAL SERVICESCOURT REPORTINGCRIM JUSTICE-PROTECT SERCULINARY TECHNOLOGYCUSTOMER SERVICE TECHDAIRY MANAGEMENT TECHDENTAL HYGIENEDENTAL LABORATORY TECHDESKTOP PUBLISHING (1 S)DEVELOPMENT DISABI TECHDIESEL & EQUIPMENT TECHDRUG & ALCOHOL TECHEARLY CHILDHOOD ASSOC.EDUCATION AIDEELECTRICAL ENGI TECHELECTRODIAG TECHNICIANELECTROMECHANICAL TECHELECTRONICS ENGI TECHEMERGENCY MEDICAL SCIENVIRONMENTAL SCI TECHEQUINE TECHNOLOGYFASHION MERCHANDIS & MKTFIBER PRODUCTION CRAFTSFINE & CREATIVE WOODWKGFIRE PROTECTION DIPLOMAFIRE SCIENCEFISH AND WLDLFE MGT TECFLORAL DES & COMM. HORT.FOODSERVICE MANAGEMENTFOREST MANAGEMENT TECHFUNERAL SERVICE ED.FURNITURE DFT & PROD DEVFURNITURE PRODUCTIONGEN. OFFICE (TEC SPEC)GENERAL OCCUPATIONAL TECGENERAL OFFICE TECHGENERAL TECH CURR COREGERIATRIC TECHNOLOGYGRAPHIC ARTS-PRNT MGMTHORTICULT. & FRUIT PRODHORTICULTURE BUS TECHHORTICULTURE TECH.HOSPITALITY MGMT. TRNG.HOTEL & RESTAURANT MGMTHUMAN SERVICES TECH.
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26936011
103171
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11011763
1439717286
314107922101519o
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186516
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3068
14125
1,123586
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13842
1692412
1683391
4512613o
12718456
1635612421237
44176221913271
3929103536711a
5218
1169939231060
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131
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1,083639
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15939
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1693252
4501712
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162961537123944671a
1825
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38241270273010s
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40o2560
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41,231702
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10105
111931
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1391254
34815111
12410439
16257
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30407461
1727o
203
32311883371168
6511
16112
12o6
46103243
i1,234
670o1
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11226
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32814191
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12243
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4744441oa
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12339141040271487
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33562
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TABLE 11STUDENT COMPLETIONS BY CURRICULUM PROGRAM
1994-95 *
1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL
CURRICULUM CURRICULUM COMP- COMP- COMP- COMP- COMP-CODE NAME LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS
1223 IMAGING TECH (TECH SPEC) 23 23 27 8 31212 IND ELECT/ELECTRO TECH 55 79 72 24 161119 IND MAINTENANCE TECH. 39 49 23 25 391153 IND SFTY SCRTY & HLTH MG 4 5 0 3 s1I96 INDUS PHARMACEUTICAL TEC 17 17 7 10 71231 INDUSTRIAL CONSTR TECH 5 5 0 0 01047 INDUSTRIAL ENGI TECH 17 16 18 16 121049 INDUSTRIAL MGMT TECH 107 105 89 89 901217 INDUSTRY SPECIALTY TECH 1 0 2 o o1048 INSTRUMENTATION TECH 17 16 16 25 261128 INSURANCE 1 2 o 6 17228 INSURANCE (ADVA TECH SPE 0 o 1 o 01229 INSURANCE (TECHNI SPECIA 1 0 o 0 01077 INTERIOR DESIGN 51 45 64 75 621207 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 9 6 10 10 3T185 INTERPRETER TRAINING 9 5 7 4 51210 JEWELRY PRODUCTION CRAFT 3 1 1 1 21167 JUVENILE JUSTICE 2 8 7 5 41219 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE T 1 1 1 2 01184 LANDSCAPE GARDENING 19 12 12 22 161200 LASER/ELECTRO-OPTICS TEC 12 9 10 6 61064 LAW ENFORCEMENT TECH 148 186 154 125 1141080 LIBRARY ASSISTANT 4 1 1 3 51121 MACHINIST TECHNOLOGY 14 26 12 15 81170 MANUFACT RESOURCES PLAN o o 1 0 21205 MANUFACT SYSTEMS TECH 7 9 9 0 51050 MANUFACTURING ENG. 33 65 32 20 24T085 MARINE TECHNOLOGY 27 26 23 19 191020 MARKETING & RETLG TECH 84 85 82 122 1191043 MECHANICAL DFT & DES TEC 102 128 114 127 1241226 MECHANICAL DFT TECHNOLOG 27 21 19 18 01051 MECHANICAL ENGINEER TECH 78 51 59 62 591058 MEDICAL ASSISTING TEC 161 116 115 71 55T110 MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH 119 95 94 88 671032 MEDICAL OFFICE TECHNOL 327 303 187 124 801053 MEDICAL RECORD TECHNOL 74 44 51 23 3T180 MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY 20 21 25 25 131056 MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATE 13 10 7 3 71192 MICROCOMPUTER SYST TECHN 521 300 231 119 831174 MICROELECTRONICS TECH 1 1 2 2 1
1214 MILITARY SERVICE TECH o 9 o 4 o1104 NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECH 13 12 10 6 71116 NURSE ED OPT: AD W/ PRAC 692 618 632 710 6171142 OCCUP. THERAPY ASST. 82 42 37 19 221060 OPTICIANRY 11 23 24 15 17T120 PARALEGAL TECHNOLOGY 386 393 329 321 247T008 PARK & OUTDOOR REC RES 4 2 1 0 3T218 PARK/FORES/OUT REC RANG 2 5 1 0 o1202 PERSONNEL MGMT TECH 12 6 9 2 41161 PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY 45 65 42 47 401132 PHOTOFINISHING SPEC TECH 7 12 11 7 10T069 PHOTOGRAPHY TECH 51 49 40 34 30T062 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASST. 127 103 106 98 561191 PHYSIO-FITNESS & HLT TEC 1 o o o 0
1141 POSTAL SERVICE TECH. 7 3 11 13 121010 POULTRY AND LIVESTK TECH 7 11 a 3 31146 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 13 9 7 4 7
1233 QUAL ASSUR TECHNI (TS) 1 o o o o1221 RADIATION THERAPY TECH 17 17 13 9 71179 RADIO/TV BROADCAST TECH 38 53 41 25 321061 RADIOLOGIC TECH (RADPHY) 237 205 209 180 181T127 REAL ESTATE 5 11 26 20 9
83
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TABLE 11STUDENT COMPLETIONS BY CURRICULUM PROGRAM
1994-95 *
1994-95TOTAL
CURRICULUM CURR/CULUM COMP-CODE NAME LETIONS
1993-94TOTALCOMP-LET/ONS
1992-93TOTALCOMP-LETIONS
1991-92TOTALCOMP-LETIONS
1990-91TOTALCOMP-
LETIONS
T166 REAL ESTATE (TEC SPEC) 9 17 10 9 61224 REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL 2 2 1 4 191094 RECREATION ASSOCIATE 24 14 15 13 231011 RECREATIONAL GRND. MGT. 29 33 26 16 161091 RESPIRATORY CARE TECH 222 223 258 209 1611031 SECRETARIAL-LEGAL 58 40 42 44 331195 SMALL BUS MGMT/ENTR DEV o 1 2 1 11107 SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOC. 130 109 66 48 34T151 SPECIAL EDUCATION ASSOC. 3 4 4 3 61125 SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY 49 33 38 26 22T216 SWINE MGMT TECHNOLOGY 16 18 3 6 4T088 TEACHER ASSOCIATE 18 24 18 24 151065 TELEPHONY (TECH SPEC) 14 14 32 52 30T083 THERAPEUTIC RECREATION 13 15 10 17 101194 TOOL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 2 2 2 s 41034 TRAFFIC AND TRANS. 1 o 4 5 71182 TRAVEL & TOURISM TECH 17 23 23 s 31004 VETER/NARY MEDICAL TECH 38 24 27 30 23T220 WATER AND WASTE TECH 4 1 o o o1160 WELDING TECHNOLOGY o 1 o o 1T211 WOOD PRODUCTION CRAFTS 3 4 1 o 71015 WOOD PRODUCTS 2 1 o 1 1
TECHNICAL TOTAL 13,203 12,549 11,883 10,996 10,027
V024 A/C, HEATING, & REFRIG 306 291 337 264 254V134 ADVANCED MACHINIST 3 2 s o 4V004 AIRFRAME & POW PLNT TEC 3 1 1 1 1V001 AUTO BODY REPAIR 117 123 118 117 104V003 AUTO MECHANICS 152 194 160 183 193V171 AUTOMOTIVE RESTORATION 2 4 1 o oV115 BOAT BUILDING 10 4 4 3 4V172 CABINETMAKING a 6 s o oV067 CHILD CARE WORKER 57 62 55 60 36V138 COMMERCIAL & IND REFRIG o o o o 2V012 COMPUTER OPERATIONS 52 61 76 82 94V009 COSMETOLOGY 550 558 581 521 440V129 DATA ENTRY OPERATIONS 23 43 42 52 31V011 DENTAL ASSISTING 194 154 140 139 134V147 DIESEL TRANS/EQUIP SYS. 1 7 7 5 1V013 DIESEL VEHICLE MAINT. 62 34 42 47 31V113 DIGITAL ELECTRON REPAIR 25 33 38 60 47V015 DRAFTING-BUILDING 7 9 a a 15V017 DRAFTING-MECHANICAL 35 39 51 79 63V018 ELEC. INSTALL & MAINT 272 332 295 226 251V042 ELECTRONIC SERVICING 87 119 176 93 102V141 FACILITY SERV. TECHNIC. 18 32 13 17 27V020 FARM MACHINERY MECH 3 1 4 4 1V053 FOODSERVICE SPECIALIST 63 67 49 51 42V163 FORESTRY SKILLS 0 3 3 4 4V169 FUNDAMENTAL CARPENTRY o o o o 12V140 FURNITURE MACH OPERATION 29 28 76 27 26V201 GENERAL VOC CURR CORE 4 15 o o oV145 GERIATRIC CARE ASSISTING 1 5 5 8 aV111 GERIATRIC CARE SPECIALIS 3 9 o 8 oV022 GRAPHIC ARTS-PRINTING 13 11 13 18 15V144 GREENHOUSE & GRNDS MGMT 19 14 11 27 14V119 GUNSMITHING 13 17 15 19 17V064 HEAVY EQUIP. OPERATOR 11 21 21 11 4V026 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECH 9 9 9 o 7V146 HOMEMAKER/HOME HEALTH AI 107 121 166 130 26V021 HORTICULTURE 20 a 9 12 10V066 HOSPITAL WARD SECRETARY 31 97 44 45 17
8 4
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TABLE 11STUDENT COMPLETIONS BY CURRICULUM PROGRAM
1994..95 *
1994.-95 1993-.94 199293 1991.-92 1990..91TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL
CURRICULUM CURRICULUM COML. COMP.- COMP- COM," COIN"CODE NAME LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS LETIONS
V054 IND ELECT/MOTOR & CONTRO 10 a 9 3 2V028 IND MAINTENANCE 56 60 68 69 62V170 INDUS PROD OPERATIONS 9 o o o oV124 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY 39 16 16 16 14V045 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 18 10 11 11 17V033 INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS 32 36 45 17 24V148 INDUSTRIAL PLANT MAINT 32 36 20 50 31V029 LIGHT CONSTRUCTION 29 27 27 15 15V027 LUMBER SPECIALIST 15 15 13 13 7V032 MACHINIST 280 338 363 337 299V034 MARINE & DIESEL MECHAN 17 10 7 5 aV070 MASONRY 84 60 47 16 13V031 MEDICAL ASSISTING VOC 158 159 125 116 105V127 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION a 16 12 3 1V143 METAL ENGRAVING 1 4 3 3 4V085 MOTORCYCLE MECHANICS 19 11 20 10 5V072 NURSING ASSISTANT 447 403 313 359 377V108 OPTICAL LAB MECHANICS 4 9 11 9 10V074 OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR a 4 6 7 6V130 PACKAGING MACHINERY SERV 1 3 5 3 1V168 PHLEBOTOMY 251 162 132 52 37V118 PIANO TUNING & REPAIR o o 1 2 oV037 PLUMBING & PIPEFITTING 56 60 88 43 33V023 POTTERY PRODUCTION 4 1 1 3 1V155 PRACTICAL AIR CONDITIONI 50 29 43 16 1V156 PRACTICAL AUTO MECHANICS 8 14 6 9 12V166 PRACTICAL CABINETMAKING o o o 4 5V154 PRACTICAL ELECTR WIRING 62 62 53 42 40V158 PRACTICAL FOODSERVICE 75 53 54 36 39V173 PRACTICAL HORTICULTURE 42 27 20 o oV151 PRACTICAL MASONRY 36 17 29 20 14V038 PRACTICAL NURSING 673 602 624 576 518V149 PRACTICAL PLUMBING 57 43 60 31 14V167 PRACTICAL SM ENG & EQ RE 0 o o 6 1V150 PRACTICAL WELDING 13 16 17 12 aV043 RADIO & TV BROADCASTING 1 o o o 4V112 RES CARPENTRY & PRESERV 4 6 6 o 2V007 RESIDENTIAL CARPENTRY 97 88 101 67 72V132 RETAIL FLORICULTURE 10 7 6 4 4V041 SAW FILER 5 5 7 3 6V025 SAWYER 7 2 3 9 5V077 SMALL ENG & EQUIP REPAIR 60 65 47 38 46V071 SURGICAL TECH. 118 106 106 72 97V061 TAXIDERMY 14 a 19 12 14V088 TEACHER AIDE 18 11 12 26 21V048 TOOL & DIE 46 29 25 26 33V083 TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING 531 474 446 429 398V082 UPHOLSTERING 26 46 55 36 22V084 UPHOLSTERY CUT/SEW 2 5 38 14 12V090 VENDING MACHINE MAINT. o o o o 1V087 WAST WAT TREAT PLANT OP 1 o o o oV050 WELDING 269 266 261 157 152
VOCATIONAL TOTAL 6,113 5,963 5,961 5,128 4,650
CURRICULUM TOTAL 21,924 20,987 20,217 18,068 16,420
* 1994=.95 ARE PRESENTED AS THE LATEST DATA AVAILABLE AT TIME OF PUBLICATION.199596 COMPLETIONS WILL APPEAR IN THE 199697 ANNUAL REPORT.
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Ann
ual S
tatis
tical
Rep
ort 1
995-
96
FUL
L-T
IME
EQ
UIV
AL
EN
T(F
TE
) T
AB
LE
S
86
8 7
Page 56
TABLE 12
AVERAGE ANNUAL
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTEI
1995-96
CURRICULUM PROGRAMS
EXTENSION PROGRAMS
COLLEGES
CURR.:
COLL GEN. TECH-
VOCA-
SUB-: BASIC
TRAN EDUC NICAL TIONAL TOTAL:SKILLS
OCC
RB
EXTEN:
SUB-:
TOTAL:
REG:
BUDGET:LEARN
TOTAL:
LAB
OCCSS
FIT
HRD
NIT
EIT
SBC JTPA
COMM
SVC
NON
OCCSS
TOTAL
ALAMANCE CC
0213
1370
256
1839
218
203
421
2260
36
25
751
00
0108
2460
ANSON CC
31
37
496
198
762
158
97
255
1017
11
349
93
017
21102
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC
425
01671
262
2358
237
386
623
2981
04
240
83
036
49
3123
BEAUFORT COUNTY CC
177
1559
151
888
198
252
450
1338
15
016
31
050
39
1453
BLADEN CC
0157
163
234
554
53
51
104
658
00
014
11
019
4697
BLUE RIDGE CC
233
0406
295
934
115
315
430
1364
44
111
50
041
36
1466
BRUNSWICK CC
165
13
212
181
571
155
136
291
862
01
09
25
049
17
945
CALDWELL CC It TI
475
0968
300
1743
233
273
506
2249
10
429
02
026
17
2328
CAPE FEAR CC
870
63
1111
242
2286
260
390
650
2936
21
14
13
28
60
068
19
3105
CARTERET CC
234
0558
152
944
129
139
268
1212
01
09
37
011
91252
CATAWBA VALLEY CC
399
01427
250
2076
159
286
445
2521
025
21
24
126
30
46
29
2795
CENTRAL CAROLINA CC
168
122
1314
526
2130
629
315
944
3074
017
923
58
00
37
23
3241
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
2379
532
3509
581
7001
633
906
1539
8540
-1
194
14
36
255
11
03
151
9203
CLEVELAND CC
205
77
407
335
1024
195
131
326
1350
04
19
22
30
70
51464
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
1181
0831
331
2343
212
555
767
3110
47
117
26
046
43197
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
368
37
538
170
1113
171
156
327
1440
01
017
00
02
19
1479
CRAVEN CC
443
133
625
272
1473
106
285
391
1864
11
18
18
10
40
32
24
1972
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
330
0913
269
1512
149
393
542
2054
020
837
44
027
29
2183
DURHAM TCC
475
99
1455
156
2185
316
289
605
2790
837
13
20
035
69
2945
EDGECOMBE CC
98
0878
268
1244
213
69
282
1526
01
06
43
10
36
41617
FAYETTEVILLE TCC
563
670
2952
648
4833
590
2136
2726
7559
018
13
66
25
11
0282
12
7986
FORSYTH TCC
396
01954
302
2652
369
601
970
3622
030
14
451
70
140
99
3967
GASTON COLLEGE
985
01241
276
2502
287
233
520
3022
063
254
34
20
19
11
3207
GUILFORD TCC
865
509
2116
363
3853
355
696
1051
4904
023
43
20
49
20
115
51
5207
HALIFAX CC
160
0586
281
1027
170
185
355
1382
04
14
75
80
35
31458
HAYWOOD CC
130
26
608
251
1015
64
106
170
1185
13
08
00
071
41272
ISOTHERMAL CC
306
0512
195
1013
136
108
244
1257
00
06
03
02
119
1387
JAMES SPRUNT CC
119
10
371
229
729
137
96
233
962
20
014
13
041
71030
JOHNSTON CC
326
0794
1000
2120
277
190
467
2587
11
13
026
76
040
22692
LENO/R CC
405
0806
167
1378
322
262
584
1962
00
442
314
069
72101
8 3
T C
OP
Y A
VM
LE
k
89
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CURRICULUM PROGRAM S
CURR.:
COLL GEN. TECH-
VOCA-
SUB-: BASIC
COLLEGES
TRAN EDUC NICAL TIONAL TOTAL:SKILLS
EXTENSION PROGRAMS
EXTEN:
REG:
OCC
SUB-: BUDGET:LEARN
OCC
RB
TOTAL:
TOTAL:
LAB
SS
FIT
HRD
NIT
EIT
SBC JTPA
COMM
SVC
NON
OCCSS
TOTAL
MARTIN CC
78
14
271
134
497
170
121
291
788
00
010
00
041
5844
MAYLAND CC
80
24
265
138
507
84
211
295
802
01
014
01
031
11
860
MCDOWELL TCC
63
58
332
180
633
144
69
213
846
00
213
01
012
1875
MITCHELL CC
277
0582
121
980
105
171
276
1256
01
55
21
10
37
21328
MONTGOMERY CC
21
9293
190
513
40
68
108
621
11
48
11
10
317
667
NASH CC
232
0630
135
997
185
212
397
1394
110
216
92
065
31502
PAMLICO CC
420
96
3123
32
29
61
184
20
011
01
018
0216
PIEDMONT CC
57
0305
393
755
118
60
178
933
012
521
83
10
17
01072
PITT CC
622
01841
277
2740
96
191
287
3027
027
49
387
30
23
25
3505
RANDOLPH CC
0109
716
67
892
198
302
500
1392
023
46
51
10
19
39
1535
RICHMOND CC
163
0448
174
785
381
172
553
1338
00
545
23
30
44
01458
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC
70
9380
129
588
124
47
171
759
00
014
04
056
6839
ROBESON CC
85
2658
346
1091
414
262
676
1767
03
14
20
39
40
34
61887
ROCKINGHAM CC
371
3584
261
1219
83
175
258
1477
04
326
83
30
40
28
1664
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC
353
01150
304
1807
198
450
648
2455
08
528
171
10
17
32688
SAMPSON CC
111
78
347
146
682
274
119
393
1075
00
141
02
046
21167
SANDHILLS CC
579
25
1094
188
1886
230
312
542
2428
910
018
06
010
50
2531
SOUTHEASTERN CC
447
0425
346
1218
246
129
375
1593
00
031
19
00
55
41702
SOUTHWESTERN CC
49
160
804
86
1099
79
279
358
1457
011
08
21
030
71516
STANLY CC
91
0792
189
1072
123
179
302
1374
04
48
63
30
34
21492
SURRY CC
543
0956
238
1737
127
295
422
2159
02
815
13
052
16
2256
TRI-COUNTY CC
149
0220
126
495
22
66
88
583
00
08
01
038
6636
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC
293
0855
571
1719
201
260
461
2180
03
426
145
20
19
25
2404
WAKE TCC
895
100
2482
448
3925
524
802
1326
5251
32
194
16
10
191
50
174
35
5908
WAYNE CC
605
0988
230
1823
303
338
641
2464
71
417
11
40
55
19
2582
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
397
8864
171
1440
387
164
551
1991
423
925
27
10
52
19
2151
WILKES CC
345
0703
69
1117
149
326
475
1592
018
917
111
20
228
1779
WILSON TCC
75
0611
253
939
152
278
430
1369
016
017
14
20
114
11533
TOTAL 1995-96
19966
3318
51043
15054
89381
12435
16327
28762
118143
123
869
309
1136
2247
169
02603
1332
126931
TOTAL 1994-95
18828
4183
51832
15380
90223
12807
15726
28533
118756
208
456
226
1048
2648
144
10
2965
1301
127762
TOTAL 1993-94
17762
502452382
16473
91641
00
'
00
00
00
00
00
00
EST
CO
PY A
VA
ILA
BL
E
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TA
BLE
13
FT
E B
Y Q
UA
RT
ER
1995
-96
CORR.
REG
NON-
EXT
COLLEGE
GEN.
TECH-
VOCA-
SUB-
BASIC
OCC
BUDGET
LEARN
OCC
NIT
CONN
OCC
SUB-
QUARTER' TRANSFER
EDW.
NICAL
TIONAL
TOTAL
SKILLS
RB
TOTAL
LAB
SS
F/T
HRD
BIT
SBC
JTPA
SVC
SS
TOTAL
TOTAL
SEWER FTZ
7,023
1,532
25,476
10,890
44,921
11,353
14,454
25,807
138
536
222
1,051
3,424
124
01948
1,321
34,571
79,492
PERCENT
8.8%
1.9%
32.0%
13.7%
56.5%
14.3%
18.2%
32.5%
0.2%
0.7%
0.3%
1.3%
4.3%
0.2%
0.0%
2.5%
1.7%
43.5%
FALL
FTE
27,370
4,839
63,915
17,507
113,631
12,944
16,312
29,256
124
674
256
1,164
2,209
172
03,027
1,436
38,318
151,949
PERCENT
18.0%
3.2%
42.1%
11.5%
74.8%
8.5%
10.7%
19.3%
0.1%
0.4%
0.2%
0.8%
1.5%
0.1%
0.0%
2.0%
0.9%
25.2%
WINTER
YTS
22,770
3,598
56,487
15,555
90,410
11,611
14,676
26,287
102
591
272
1,137
1,469
145
02,190
906
33,099
131,509
PERCENT
17.3%
2.7%
43.0%
11.8%
74.8%
8.8%
11.2%
20.0%
0.1%
0.4%
0.2%
0.9%
1.1%
0.1%
0.0%
1.7%
0.7%
25.2%
SPRING
FTE
22,392
3,220
57,929
16,117
99,658
13,809
19,833
33,642
118
904
452
1,167
1,863
212
03,214
1,631
43,283
142,941
PERCENT
15.7%
2.3%
40.5%
11.3%
69.7%
9.7%
13.9%
23.5%
0.1%
0.7%
0.3%
0.8%
1.3%
0.1%
0.0%
2.2%
1.1%
30.3%
AVERAGE
ANNVAL
ram
19,894
3,300
50,956
15,026
89,176
12,435
16,325
117,936
123
698
309
1,136
2,247
169
02,603
1,332
28,760
126,553
PERCENT
15.7%
2.6%
40.3%
11.9%
70.5%
9.8%
12.9%
93.2%
0.1%
0.6%
0.2%
0.9%
1.8%
0.1%
0.0%
2.1%
1.1%
22.7%
ST
CO
PY
MA
IIAB
LE
9293
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TABLE 14
AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE BY PROGRAMAREA
1986-87 THROUGH 1995-96
LAMA.
YRUY.
ULCUVA
WILLY-
NAT.
COLLEGE
GEN.
TECH-
VOCA-
SUB-
ACA-
OR
AVOCA-
TIONAL
PRACAT.
SUPPL
SUB-
YEAR
TRANSFER
EDUC.
NICAL
TIONAL
TOTAL
DENIC
DEV.
TIONAL
EXT.
SKILLS
4 ARC
TOTAL
TOTAL
1986-87
FTE
9,574
3,487
45,035
19,838
77,934
2,710
14,856
7,279
19,962
3,159
468
48,434
126,368
PERCENT
7.6%
2.8%
35.6%
15.7%
61.7%
2.1%
11.8%
5.8%
15.8%
2.5%
0.4%
38.3%
1987-88
FTE
10,142
3,888
43,662
17,825
75,517
1,438
12,652
4,799
19,642
1,855
386
40,772
116,289
PERCENT
8.7%
3.3%
37.5%
15.3%
64.9%
1.2%
10.9%
4.1%
16.9%
1.6%
0.3%
35.1%
1988-89
LITERACY
FTE
11,736
3,897
45,211
17,092
77,936
1,278
12,756
4,716
21,293
1,869
587
42,499
120,435
PERCENT
9.7%
3.2%
37.5%
14.2%
64.7%
1.1%
10.6%
3.9%
17.7%
1.6%
0.5%
35.3%
1989-90
LITERACY
Fig
13,613
4,278
47,142
16,596
81,629
1,507
11,986
5,214
23,638
2,225
730
45,300
126,929
PERCENT
10.7%
3.4%
37.1%
13.1%
64.3%
1.2%
9.4%
4.1%
18.6%
1.8%
0.6%
35.7%
1990-91
LITERACY
FTE
14,670
4,841
49,584
16,955
86,050
1,485
13,453
5,074
22,553
2,126
856
45,547
131,597
PERCENT
11.1%
3.7%
37.7%
12.9%
65.4%
1.1%
10.2%
3.9%
17.1%
1.6%
0.7%
34.6%
1991-92
LITERACY
FTE
15,979
5,328
52,832
18,174
92,313
1,294
14,271
3,751
24,158
1,740
986
46,200
138,513
PERCENT
11.5%
3.8%
38.1%
13.1%
66.6%
0.9%
10.3%
2.7%
17.4%
1.3%
0.7%
33.4%
1992-93
LITERACY
FTE
17,089
5,126
54,479
17,899
94,593
1,178
14,250
3,296
21,691
1,662
1,259
43,336
137,929
PERCENT
12.4%
3.7%
39.5%
13.0%
68.6%
0.9%
10.3%
2.4%
15.7%
1.2%
0.9%
31.4%
1993-94
LITERACY
FTE
17,762
5,024
52,382
16,473
91,641
784
13,289
2,115
19,249
1,101
1,698
38,236
129,877
PERCENT
13.7%
3.9%
40.3%
12.7%
70.6%
0.6%
10.2%
1.6%
14.8%
0.8%
1.3%
29.4%
KAT
XXIi
NUN-
COLLEGE
GEN.
TECH-
VOCA-
SUB-
BASIC
OCC
SUB-
BUDGET
LEARN
OCC
N/T
CONN
OCC
YEAR
TRANSFER
EDUC.
NICAL
T/ONAL
TOTAL
SKILLS
RB
TOTAL
TOTTAL
LAB
SS
FIT
HRH
EIT
SBC
3TPA
SVC
SS
TOTAL
1994-95
FTE
18,828
4,183
51,832
15,380
90,223
12,807
15,726
28,533
118,756
208
456
226
1,048
2,648
144
10
2,965
1,301
127,762
PERCENT
14.7%
3.3%
40.6%
12.0%
70.6%
10.0%
12.3%
22.3%
93.0%
0.2%
0.4%
0.2%
0.8%
2.1%
0.1% 0.0%
2.3%
1.0%
1995-96
FIT
19,894
3,300
50,956
18,026
89,176
12,435
16,325
28,760
117,936
123
698
309
1,136
2,247
169
02,603
1,332
126,553
PERCENT
15.7%
2.6%
40.3%
11.9%
70.5%
9.8%
12.9%
22.7%
93.2%
0.1%
0.6%
0.2%
0.9%
1.8% 0.1% 0.0%
2.1%
1.1%
ST C
OPY
AV
AIL
AB
LE
9495
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CURR/CULUMTHREE QUARTER BUDGET FTE
FALL 95, WINTER 96, SPRING 96
TABLE 15
COLLEGES FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96BUDGET
FTE
1994-95BUDGET
FTE
1993-94BUDGET
FTE
ALAMANCE CC 2491 2158 1715 2121 2126 2157ANSON CC 918 875 904 899 877 680ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 2919 2637 2653 2736 2698 2753BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 1144 1027 1061 1077 1009 1004BLADEN CC 683 653 595 644 623 644BLUE RIDGE CC 1170 1027 1020 1072 1120 1087BRUNSWICK CC 751 629 628 669 691 682CALDWELL CC & TI 2351 1861 2008 2073 1900 1864CAPE FEAR CZ 3006 2624 2425 2685 2708 2644CARTERET CC 1213 1001 996 1070 1095 1108CATAWBA VALLEY CC 2463 2510 2076 2350 2253 2328CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 2797 2563 2190 2517 2380 2337CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 9254 7574 7611 8146 8633 9119CLEVELAND CC 1226 1055 1216 1166 1165 2093COASTAL CAROLINA CC 2884 2583 2690 2719 2705 2848COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 1503 1284 1244 1344 1376 1358CRAVEN CC 2098 1377 1697 1724 1781 1821DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1888 1813 1708 1803 1762 1767DURHAM TCC 3028 2437 2406 2624 2692 2676EDGECOMBE CC 1473 1319 1457 1416 1365 1371FAYETTEVILLE TCC 5906 5331 5466 5568 5689 5636FORSYTH TCC 3212 2764 2881 2952 3019 3020GASTON CCLLEGE 2996 2782 3018 2932 3046 3130GUILFORD TCC 5112 4184 4241 4512 4622 4785HALIFAX CC 1296 1138 1194 1209 1197 1224HAYWOOD CC 1240 1141 1117 1166 1172 1191ISOTHERMAL CC 1318 1133 1125 1192 1179 1257JAMES SPRUNT CC 896 810 816 841 897 935JOHNSTON CC 2649 1956 2347 2317 2360 2311LENOIR CC 1811 1646 1590 1682 1667 1713MARTIN CC 638 583 588 603 631 684MAYLAND CC 590 578 523 564 610 664MCDOWELL TCC 757 654 783 731 641 591MITCHELL CC 1285 1071 1012 1123 1152 1122MONTGOMERY CC 550 562 640 584 552 533NASH CC 1254 1114 1194 1187 1162 1144PAMLICO CC 174 153 130 152 147 122PIEDMONT CC 900 772 959 877 897 981PITT CC 3510 3020 3062 3197 3178 3174RANDOLPH CC 1183 1063 843 1030 1091 1122RICHMOND CC 937 902 908 916 961 916ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 697 704 654 685 714 762ROBESON CC 1386 1268 1326 1327 1231 1236ROCKINGHAM CC 1550 1345 1325 1407 1455 1435ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 2653 2046 2049 2249 2103 2118SAMPSON CC 818 857 780 818 854 898SANDHILLS CC 2355 2109 2108 2191 2259 2404SOUTHEASTERN CC 1525 1416 1450 1464 1520 1586SOUTHWESTERN CC 1292 1213 1278 1261 1264 1267STANLY CC 1258 1153 1282 1231 1270 1206
SURRY CC 2243 1976 1936 2052 1989 2087TR/-COUNTY CC 602 537 568 569 540 528VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 2057 1915 2002 1991 2052 2098WAKE TCC 5023 4254 4235 4504 4530 4383
WAYNE CC 2254 2132 1996 2127 2167 2240WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1817 1607 1610 1678 1612 1643
WILKES CC 1457 1311 1322 1363 1328 1360
WILSON TCC 1170 1019 1000 1063 1039 2022
TOTAL 1995-96 113631 99226 99658 104172TOTAL 1994-95 112761 100589 100903 104751TOTAL 1993-94 114063 102074 101465 105867
96
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CURRICULUMTHREE QUARTER BUDGET FTE
(RANKED EY 1995-96 BUDGET FTE COLUMN)FALL 95, WINTER 96, SPRING 96
TABLE 15A
RANK COLLEGES FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96BUDGET
FTE
1994-95BUDGET
FTE
1993-94BUDGET
FTE
1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 9254 7574 7611 8146 8633 91192 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 5906 5331 5466 5568 5689 56363 GUILFORD TCC 5112 4184 4241 4512 4622 47854 WAKE TCC 5023 4254 4235 4504 4530 43835 PITT CC 3510 3020 3062 3197 3178 31746 FORSYTH TCC 3212 2764 2881 2952 3019 30207 GASTON COLLEGE 2996 2782 3018 2932 3046 31308 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 2919 2637 2653 2736 2698 27539 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 2884 2583 2690 2719 2705 284810 CAPE FEAR CC 3006 2624 2425 2685 2708 264411 DURHAM TCC 3028 2437 2406 2624 2692 267612 CENTRAL CAROL/NA CC 2797 2563 2190 2517 2380 233713 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 2463 2510 2076 2350 2253 232814 JOHNSTON CC 2649 1956 2347 2317 2360 231115 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 2653 2046 2049 2249 2103 211816 SANDHILLS CC 2355 2109 2108 2191 2259 240417 WAYNE CC 2254 2132 1996 2127 2167 224018 ALAMANCE CC 2491 2158 1715 2121 2126 215719 CALDWELL CC & TI 2351 1861 2008 2073 1900 186420 SURRY CC 2243 1976 1936 2052 1989 208721 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 2057 1915 2002 1991 2052 209822 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1888 1813 1708 1803 1762 176723 CRAVEN CC 2098 1377 1697 1724 1781 182124 LENOIR CC 1811 1646 1590 1682 1667 171325 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1817 1607 1610 1678 1612 164326 SOUTHEASTERN CC 1525 1416 1450 1464 1520 158627 EDGECOMBE CC 1473 1319 1457 1416 1365 137128 ROCKINGHAM CC 1550 1345 1325 1407 1455 143529 WILKES CC 1457 1311 1322 1363 1328 136030 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 1503 1284 1244 1344 1376 135831 ROBESON CC 1386 1268 1326 1327 1231 123632 SOUTHWESTERN CC 1292 1213 1278 1261 1264 126733 STANLY CC 1258 1153 1282 1231 1270 120634 HALIFAX CC 1296 1138 1194 1209 1197 122435 ISOTHERMAL CC 1318 1133 1125 1192 1179 125736 NASH CC 1254 1114 1194 1187 1162 114437 HAYWOOD CC 1240 1141 1117 1166 1172 119138 CLEVELAND CC 1226 1055 1216 1166 1165 109339 MITCHELL CC 1285 1071 1012 1123 1152 112240 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 1144 1027 1061 1077 1009 100441 BLUE R/DGE CC 1170 1027 1020 1072 1120 108742 CARTERET CC 1213 1001 996 1070 1095 110843 WILSON TCC 1170 1019 1000 1063 1039 102244 RANDOLPH CC 1183 1063 843 1030 1091 112245 RICHMOND CC 937 902 908 916 961 91646 ANSON CC 918 875 904 899 877 68047 PIEDMONT CC 900 772 959 877 897 98148 JAMES SPRUNT CC 896 810 816 841 897 93549 SAMPSON CC 818 857 780 818 854 89850 MCDOWELL TCC 757 654 783 731 641 59151 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 697 704 654 685 714 76252 BRUNSWICK CC 751 629 628 669 691 68253 BLADEN CC 683 653 595 644 623 64454 MARTIN CC 638 583 588 603 631 68455 MONTGOMERY CC 550 562 640 584 552 53356 TRI-COUNTY CC 602 537 568 569 540 52857 MAYLAND CC 590 578 523 564 610 66458 PAMLICO CC 174 153 130 152 147 122
TOTAL 1995-96 113631 99226 99658 104172TOTAL 1994-95 112761 100589 100903 104751TOTAL 1993-94 114063 102074 101465 105867
9 7BEST COPY AVAILAbLE
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SPRING 95, SUMMER 95, FALL 95, WINTER 96
94-95 95-96 95-96 95-96COLLEGES SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER
1995-96BUGDET
FTE
TABLE 16
1994-95BUDGET
FTE
ALAMANCE CC 312 185 198 170 216 163ANSON CC 99 95 95 70 90 96ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 317 351 454 341 366 392BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 265 256 297 179 249 225BLADEN CC 46 45 37 40 42 51BLUE RIDGE CC 385 335 311 240 318 346BRUNSWICK CC 183 99 150 142 143 135CALDWELL CC & TI 315 287 223 198 256 301CAPE FEAR CC 468 294 418 358 385 328CARTERET CC 171 80 165 108 131 135CATAWBA VALLEY CC 448 231 311 208 300 377CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 342 283 297 285 302 273CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 800 856 984 732 843 699CLEVELAND CC 170 103 130 160 141 121COASTAL CAROLINA CC 768 432 511 614 581 562COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 203 72 128 174 144 127CRAVEN CC 381 239 327 200 287 264DAV/DSON COUNTY CC 414 370 358 376 380 355DURHAM TCC 445 245 206 277 293 394EDGECOMBE CC 83 38 63 61 61 67FAYETTEVILLE TCC 2712 2219 2355 1621 2227 2357FORSYTH TCC 628 473 634 625 590 672GASTON COLLEGE 262 264 257 162 236 216GUILFORD TCC 743 651 664 730 697 530HALIFAX CC 154 171 156 246 182 158HAYWOOD CC 131 85 81 93 97 91ISOTHERMAL CC 165 83 121 98 117 112JAMES SPRUNT CC 90 126 63 49 82 70
JOHNSTON CC 239 167 192 141 185 189LENOIR CC 253 190 280 242 241 275MARTIN CC 137 62 97 123 105 107MAYLAND CC 293 183 174 136 197 186MCDOWELL TCC 50 15 98 131 74 53MITCHELL CC 172 128 143 157 150 176MONTGOMERY CC 91 59 78 62 73 43NASH CC 291 198 179 214 221 188PAMLICO CC 32 18 46 11 27 34PIEDMONT CC 79 45 44 65 58 47PITT CC 224 145 160 239 192 182RANDOLPH CC 295 328 286 218 282 291RICHMOND CC 162 129 154 181 157 140
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 44 30 46 51 43 38
ROBESON CC 408 188 290 281 292 241ROCKINGHAM CC 236 133 185 178 183 188ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 534 337 449 438 440 392SAMPSON CC 122 148 84 118 118 89
SANDHILLS CC 284 255 325 282 286 314SOUTHEASTERN CC 95 121 121 122 115 98SOUTHWESTERN CC 301 192 339 213 261 271
STANLY CC 255 194 198 117 191 178
SURRY CC 334 276 265 321 299 305TRI-COUNTY CC 95 15 66 45 55 64
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 221 165 244 332 241 221
WAKE TCC 957 752 741 651 775 867WAYNE CC 389 297 317 336 335 266
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 177 114 199 121 153 104
WILKES CC 293 357 309 293 313 259
WILSON TCC 263 245 209 307 256 186
TOTAL 1995-96 18826 14454 16312 14683 16074TOTAL 1994-95 18341 14006 15533 14510 15609
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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OCCUPATIONAL EXTENS/ONFOUR QUARTER BUDGET FTE
(RANKED BY 1995-96 BUDGET FTE COLUMN)SPRING 95, SUMMER 95, FALL 95, WINTER 96
TAELE 16A
RANK COLLEGES94-95
SPRING95-96
SUMMER95-96 95-96FALL WINTER
1995-96BUGDET
FTE
1994-95BUDGET
FTE
1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 2712 2219 2355 1621 2227 23572 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 800 856 984 732 843 6993 WAKE TCC 957 752 741 651 775 8674 GUILFORD TCC 743 651 664 730 697 5305 FORSYTH TCC 628 473 634 625 590 6726 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 768 432 511 614 581 5627 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 534 337 449 438 440 3928 CAPE FEAR CC 468 294 418 358 385 3289 DAV/DSON COUNTY CC 414 370 358 376 380 355
10 ASHEVILLE-EUNCOMBETCC 317 351 454 341 366 39211 WAYNE CC 389 297 317 336 335 26612 BLUE RIDGE CC 385 335 311 240 318 34613 WILKES CC 293 357 309 293 313 25914 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 342 283 297 285 302 27315 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 448 231 311 208 300 37716 SURRY CC 334 276 265 321 299 30517 DURHAM TCC 445 245 206 277 293 39418 ROBESON CC 408 188 290 281 292 24119 CRAVEN CC 381 239 327 200 287 26420 SANDHILLS CC 284 255 325 282 286 31421 RANDOLPH CC 295 328 286 218 282 29122 SOUTHWESTERN CC 301 192 339- 213 261 27123 CALDWELL CC & TI 315 287 223 198 256 30124 WILSON TCC 263 245 209 307 256 18625 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 265 256 297 179 249 22526 LENOIR CC 253. 190 280 242 241 27527 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 221 165 244 332 241 22128 GASTON COLLEGE 262 264 257 162 236 21629 NASH CC 291 198 179 214 221 18830 ALAMANCE CC 312 185 198 170 216 16331 MAYLAND CC 293 183 174 136 197 18632 PITT CC 224 145 160 239 192 18233 STANLY CC 255 194 198 117 191 17834 JOHNSTON CC 239 167 192 141 185 18935 ROCKINGHAM CC 236 133 185 178 183 18836 HALIFAX CC 154 171 156 246 182 15837 RICHMOND CC 162 129 154 181 157 14038 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 177 114 199 121 153 10439 MITCHELL CC 172 128 143 157 150 17640 COLLEGE OF ALEEMARLE 203 72 128 174 144 12741 BRUNSWICK CC 183 99 150 142 143 13542 CLEVELAND CC 170 103 130 160 141 12143 CARTERET CC 171 80 165 108 131 13544 SAMPSON CC 122 148 84 118 118 8945 ISOTHERMAL CC 165 83 121 98 117 11246 SOUTHEASTERN CC 95 121 121 122 115 9847 MARTIN CC 137 62 97 123 105 10748 HAYWOOD CC 131 85 81 93 97 91
49 ANSON CC 99 95 95 70 90 9650 JAMES SPRUNT CC 90 126 63 49 82 70
51 MCDOWELL TCC 50 15 98 131 74 5352 MONTGOMERY CC 91 59 78 62 73 43
53 EDGECOMEE CC 83 38 63 61 61 6754 PIEDMONT CC 79 45 44 65 58 47
55 TRI-COUNTY CC 95 15 66 45 55 64
56 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 44 30 46 51 43 38
57 BLADEN CC 46 45 37 40 42 5158 PAMLICO CC 32 18 46 11 27 34
TOTAL 1995-96 18826 14454 16312 14683 16074TOTAL 1994-95 18341 14006 15533 14510 15609
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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SPRING 95, SUMMER 95, FALL 95, WINTER 96
1995-9694-95 95-96 95-96 95-96 BUGDET
COLLEGES SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER FTE
TABLE 17
1994-95 1993-94BUDGET BUDGET
FTE FTE
ALAMANCE CC 257 221 247 181 227 235 233ANSON CC 216 192 164 128 175 207 196ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 293 256 283 204 259 251 214BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 248 208 230 160 212 208 235BLADEN CC 66 44 59 48 54 42 48BLUE RIDGE CC 152 134 110 93 122 123 147BRUNSWICK CC 159 136 160 154 152 135 152CALDWELL CC & TI 250 199 265 214 232 213 217CAPE FEAR CC 344 246 264 250 276 294 275CARTERET CC 187 106 143 134 143 119 146CATAWBA VALLEY CC 196 152 210 89 162 208 223CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 712 578 686 578 639 667 623CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 708 514 752 430 601 603 659CLEVELAND CC 230 214 199 172 204 231 255COASTAL CAROLINA CC 246 172 237 217 218 203 240COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 198 145 167 173 171 177 187CRAVEN CC 101 61 140 111 103 101 121DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 166 141 174 114 149 161 176DURHAM TCC 370 263 361 295 322 370 441EDGECOMBE CC 224 194 213 200 208 220 288FAYETTEVILLE TCC 1032 527 672 529 690 700 820FORSYTH TCC 390 337 384 332 361 380 366GASTON COLLEGE 428 231 324 276 315 313 340GUILFORD TCC 410 283 383 332 352 339 359HALIFAX CC 206 143 193 171 178 173 199HAYWOOD CC 67 63 64 55 62 68 77ISOTHERMAL CC 158 130 140 119 137 135 126JAMES SPRUNT CC 167 132 155 127 145 174 159JOHNSTON CC 286 270 259 256 268 239 289LENOIR CC 323 268 358 304 313 320 320MARTIN CC 174 153 185 163 169 157 191MAYLAND CC 115 89 85 63 88 109 121MCDOWELL TCC 152 142 149 92 134 142 152MITCHELL CC 110 109 111 103 108 121 130MONTGOMERY CC 54 28 45 36 41 50 53NASH CC 222 175 199 171 192 168 156PAMLICO CC 39 22 38 32 33 36 36PIEDMONT CC 122 114 129 105 118 130 137PITT CC 115 80 3 269 117 111 121RANDOLPH CC 197 161 217 178 188 178 189RICHMOND CC 362 345 382 346 359 357 370ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 132 122 136 113 126 133 131ROBESON CC 437 330 442 393 401 352 331ROCKINGHAM CC 115 77 87 65 86 118 114ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 226 182 229 167 201 183 268SAMPSON CC 278 241 289 268 269 272 319SANDHILLS CC 311 223 251 196 245 293 312SOUTHEASTERN CC 193 190 257 263 226 206 216SOUTHWESTERN CC 53 91 59 79 71 58 63STANLY CC 139 111 128 107 121 158 187SURRY CC 151 129 138 111 132 123 112TRI-COUNTY CC 27 17 23 21 22 20 19VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 227 175 243 176 205 223 249WAKE TCC 671 573 122 719 521 543 583WAYNE CC 302 221 339 311 293 298 309WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 394 406 373 356 382 316 353WILKES CC 169 135 146 129 145 143 139WILSON TCC 152 152 143 133 145 145 148
TOTAL 1995-96 14429 11353 12944 11611 12588TOTAL 1994-95 14196 11449 13224 12101 12752TOTAL 1993-94 15635 12703 13749 12442 13640
100
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BASIC SKILLSFOUR QUARTER BUDGET FTE
(RANKED BY 1995-96 BUDGET FTE COLUMN)SPRING 95, SUMMER 95, FALL 95, WINTER 96
TABLE 17A
RANK COLLEGES94-95SPRING
95-96SUMMER
1995-9695-96 95-96 BUGDETFALL WINTER FTE
1994-95BUDGET
FTE
1993-94BUDGET
FTE
1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 1032 527 672 529 690 700 8202 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 712 578 686 578 639 667 6233 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 708 514 752 430 601 603 6594 WAKE TCC 671 573 122 719 521 543 5835 ROBESON CC 437 330 442 393 401 352 3316 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 394 406 373 356 382 316 3537 FORSYTH TCC 390 337 384 332 361 380 3668 RICHMOND CC 362 345 382 346 359 357 3709 GUILFORD TCC 410 283 383 332 352 339 35910 DURHAM TCC 370 263 361 295 322 370 44111 GASTON COLLEGE 428 231 324 276 315 313 34012 LENOIR CC 323 268 358 304 313 320 32013 WAYNE CC 302 221 339 311 293 298 30914 CAPE FEAR CC 344 246 264 250 276 294 27515 SAMPSON CC 278 241 289 268 269 272 31916 JOHNSTON CC 286 270 259 256 268 239 28917 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 293 256 283 204 259 251 21418 SANDHILLS CC 311 223 251 196 245 293 31219 CALDWELL CC & TI 250 199 265 214 232 213 21720 ALAMANCE CC 257 221 247 181 227 235 23321 SOUTHEASTERN CC 193 190 257 263 226 206 21622 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 246 172 237 217 218 203 24023 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 248 208 230 160 212 208 23524 EDGECOMBE CC 224 194 213 200 208 220 28825 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 227 175 243 176 205 223 24926 CLEVELAND CC 230 214 199 172 204 231 25527 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 226 182 229 167 201 183 26828 NASH CC 222 175 199 171 192 168 15629 RANDOLPH CC 197 161 217 178 188 178 18930 HALIFAX CC 206 143 193 171 178 173 19931 ANSON CC 216 192 164 128 175 207 19632 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 198 145 167 173 171 177 18733 MARTIN CC 174 153 185 163 169 157 19134 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 196 152 210 89 162 208 22335 BRUNSWICK CC 159 236 260 154 152 135 15236 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 166 141 174 114 149 161 17637 JAMES SPRUNT CC 167 132 155 127 145 174 15938 WILKES CC 169 135 146 129 145 143 13939 WILSON TCC 152 152 143 133 145 145 14840 CARTERET CC 187 106 143 134 143 119 14641 ISOTHERMAL CC 158 130 140 119 137 135 12642 MCDOWELL TCC 152 142 149 92 134 142 15243 SURRY CC 151 129 138 111 132 123 11244 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 132 122 136 113 126 133 13145 BLUE RIDGE CC 152 134 110 93 122 123 14746 STANLY CC 139 111 128 107 121 158 18747 PIEDMONT CC 122 114 129 105 118 130 13748 PITT CC 115 80 3 269 117 111 12149 MITCHELL CC 110 109 111 103 108 121 13050 CRAVEN CC 101 61 140 111 103 101 12151 MAYLAND CC 115 89 85 63 88 109 12152 ROCKINGHAM CC 115 77 87 65 86 118 11453 SOUTHWESTERN CC 53 91 59 79 71 58 6354 HAYWOOD CC 67 63 64 55 62 68 7755 BLADEN CC 66 44 59 48 54 42 4856 MONTGOMERY CC 54 28 45 36 41 50 5357 PAMLICO CC 39 22 311 32 33 36 3658 TRI-COUNTY CC 27 17 23 21 22 20 19
TOTAL 1995-96 14429 11353 12944 11611 12588TOTAL 1994-95 14196 11449 13224 12101 12752TOTAL 1993-94 15635 12703 13749 12442 13640
1 01
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COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
TABLE 18
1995-96 1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ANSON CC 2 39 40 41 31 13 0ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 159 601 482 459 425 414 421BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 41 232 227 207 177 187 173BLADEN CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BLUE RIDGE CC 65 327 284 257 233 248 232BRUNSW/CK CC 0 241 210 209 165 0 0CALDWELL CC & TI 161 652 542 545 475 424 457CAPE FEAR CC 239 1213 1059 969 870 669 538CARTERET CC 54 361 273 246 234 245 211CATAWBA VALLEY CC 171 551 488 384- 399 419 435CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 10 331 309 23 168 86 0CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1103 3179 2643 2590 2379 2424 2360CLEVELAND CC 103 254 220 244 205 201 203COASTAL CAROLINA CC 597 1460 1326 1342 1181 1117 1066COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 80 543 446 404 368 392 407CRAVEN CC 182 677 431 482 443 460 470DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 83 463 389 385 330 346 380DURHAM TCC 53 718 556 574 475 497 452EDGECOMBE CC 47 121 110 114 98 112 99FAYETTEVILLE TCC 240 722 647 642 563 498 398FORSYTH TCC 116 545 444 481 396 327 326GASTON COLLEGE 475 1244 1086 1134 985 1020 999GUILFORD TCC 286 1247 943 982 865 874 798HALIFAX CC 50 219 191 179 160 144 153HAYWOOD CC 31 181 157 151 130 128 0ISOTHERMAL CC 118 426 342 336 306 301 312JAMES SPRUNT CC 69 139 122 146 119 111 99JOHNSTON CC 130 467 372 332 326 307 0LENOIR CC 137 545 486 453 405 460 489MARTIN CC 9 115 95 91 78 70 97MAYLAND CC 0 116 104 100 80 0 0MCDOWELL TCC 24 67 53 108 63 57 36MITCHELL CC 114 379 318 298 277 282 282MONTGOMERY CC 7 25 24 26 21 19 6NASH CC 86 313 264 263 232 227 230PAMLICO CC 0 4 6 4 4 0 0PIEDMONT CC 20 75 62 72 57 34 0PITT CC 174 955 662 697 622 585 599RANDOLPH CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0RICHMOND CC 45 201 206 200 163 151 124ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 89 99 91 70 0 0ROBESON CC 8 114 110 108 85 72 50ROCKINGHAM CC 145 507 430 403 371 381 401ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 27 532 432 420 353 304 267SAMPSON CC 22 145 141 138 111 105 75SANDHILLS CC 250 757 659 649 579 589 586SOUTHEASTERN CC 146 595 535 511 447 458 501SOUTHWESTERN CC 10 68 59 59 49 48 41STANLY CC 7 127 122 107 91 89 80SURRY CC 228 734 600 607 543 534 542TRI-COUNTY CC 55 189 170 179 149 148 153VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 110 393 344 326 293 266 261WAKE TCC 165 1278 1105 1033 895 531 484WAYNE CC 282 802 679 656 605 618 590WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 169 507 451 460 397 395 416WILKES CC 95 480 411 394 345 372 417WILSON TCC 23 105 92 81 75 69 46
TOTAL 1995-96 7023 27370 23058 22392 19966TOTAL 1994-95 6919 25277 21869 21226 18828TOTAL 1993-94 6695 23682 20533 20125 17762
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RANK COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96 1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1103 3179 2643 2590 2379 2424 23602 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 597 1460 1326 1342 1181 1117 10663 GASTON COLLEGE 475 1244 1086 1134 985 1020 9994 WAKE TCC 165 1278 1105 1033 895 531 4845 CAPE FEAR CC 239 1213 1059 969 870 669 5386 GUILFORD TCC 286 1247 943 982 865 874 7987 PITT CC 174 955 662 697 622 585 5998 WAYNE CC 282 802 679 656 605 618 5909 SANDHILLS CC 250 757 659 649 579 589 58610 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 240 722 647 642 563 498 39811 SURRY CC 228 734 600 607 543 534 54212 DURHAM TCC 53 718 556 574 475 497 45213 CALDWELL CC & TI 161 652 542 545 475 424 45714 SOUTHEASTERN CC 146 595 535 511 447 458 50115 CRAVEN CC 182 677 431 482 443 460 47016 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 159 601 482 459 425 414 42117 LENOIR CC 137 545 486 453 405 460 48918 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 171 551 488 384 399 419 43519 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 169 507 451 460 397 395 41620 FORSYTH TCC 116 545 444 481 396 327 32621 ROCKINGHAM CC 145 507 430 403 371 381 40122 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 80 543 446 404 368 392 40723 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 27 532 432 420 353 304 26724 WILKES CC 95 480 411 394 345 372 41725 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 83 463 389 385 330 346 38026 JOHNSTON CC 130 467 372 332 326 307 0
27 ISOTHERMAL CC 118 426 342 336 306 301 31228 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 110 393 344 326 293 266 26129 MITCHELL CC 114 379 318 298 277 282 28230 CARTERET CC 54 361 273 246 234 245 21131 BLUE RIDGE CC 65 327 284 257 233 .248 23232 NASH CC 86 313 264 263 232 227 23033 CLEVELAND CC 103 254 220 244 205 201 20334 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 41 232 227 207 177 187 17335 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 10 331 309 23 168 86 0
36 BRUNSWICK CC 0 241 210 209 165 0 0
37 RICHMOND CC 45 201 206 200 163 151 12438 HALIFAX CC 50 219 191 179 160 144 15339 TRI-COUNTY CC 55 189 170 179 149 148 15340 HAYWOOD CC 31 181 157 151 130 128 0
41 JAMES SPRUNT CC 69 139 122 146 119 111 9942 SAMPSON CC 22 145 141 138 111 105 7543 EDGECOMBE CC 47 121 110 114 98 112 9944 STANLY CC 7 127 122 107 91 89 8045 ROBESON CC 8 114 110 108 85 72 5046 MAYLAND CC 0 116 104 100 80 0 0
47 MARTIN CC 9 115 95 91 78 70 9748 WILSON TCC 23 105 92 81 75 69 4649 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 89 99 91 70 0 0
50 MCDOWELL TCC 24 67 53 108 63 57 3651 PIEDMONT CC 20 75 62 72 57 34 0
52 SOUTHWESTERN CC 10 68 59 59 49 48 4153 ANSON CC 2 39 40 41 31 13 0
54 MONTGOMERY CC 7 25 24 26 21 19 6
55 PAMLICO CC 0 4 6 4 4 0 0
56 RANDOLPH CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
57 BLADEN CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
58 ALAMANCE CC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 1995-96 7023 27370 23058 22392 19966TOTAL 1994-95 6919 25277 21869 21226 18828TOTAL 1993-94 6695 23682 20533 20125 17762
BEST COPY AMIABLE
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COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
ALAMANCE CC 39 427 384 1
ANSON CC 7 49 46 45ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC o o o o
TABLE 19
1995-96 1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL
213 191 19537 34 44
o o oBEAUFORT COUNTY CC o 1 1 o 1 8 11BLADEN CC 79 205 169 176 157 138 163BLUE RIDGE CC o o o o o o oBRUNSWICK CC 53 o o o 13 140 130CALDWELL CC & TI o o o o o o oCAPE FEAR CC 27 116 58 50 63 136 225CARTERET CC o o o o o o oCATAWBA VALLEY CC o o o o o o oCENTRAL CAROLINA CC 17 212 175 84 122 180 236CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 295 784 501 548 532 595 747CLEVELAND CC 31 96 87 93 77 69 19COASTAL CAROLINA CC o o o o o o oCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 15 48 42 45 37 27 25CRAVEN CC 72 211 113 135 133 131 139DAVIDSON COUNTY CC o o o o o o oDURHAM TCC 103 134 85 72 99 243 227EDGECOMBE CC o o o o o o oFAYETTEVILLE TCC 284 834 711 851 670 657 669FORSYTH TCC o o o o o o oGASTON COLLEGE o o o o o o 15GUILFORD TCC 165 749 587 534 509 500 516HALIFAX CC o o o o o o oHAYWOOD CC 12 30 30 32 26 30 130ISOTHERMAL CC o o o o o o oJAMES SPRUNT CC 4 15 9 11 10 18 19JOHNSTON CC o o o o o 34 318LENOIR CC o o o o o o oMARTIN CC 5 15 18 18 14 15 18MAYLAND CC 39 35 a 13 24 85 90MCDOWELL TCC 34 85 44 71 58 52 60MITCHELL CC o o o o o o oMONTGOMERY CC 5 10 a 12 9 15 20NASH CC o o o o o o oPAMLICO CC 1 36 25 15 20 32 31PIEDMONT CCPITT CC
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GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM FTE TABLE 19A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL
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COLLEGES
TECHNICAL PROGRAM FTE1995-96
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
TABLE 20
1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 763 1741 1520 1454 1370 1387 1418ANSON CC 186 611 589 595 496 453 299ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 869 2052 1871 1893 1671 1693 1709BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 193 729 639 675 559 513 499BLADEN CC 51 216 205 182 163 147 139BLUE RIDGE CC 246 498 439 439 406 415 396BRUNSWICK CC 81 305 215 246 212 229 249CALDWELL CC & TI 499 1175 1035 1164 968 919 993CAPE FEAR CC 560 1435 1265 1186 1111 1187 1187CARTERET CC 402 679 562 588 558 556 558CATAWBA VALLEY CC 892 1674 1693 1449 1427 1405 1409CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 550 1677 1490 1539 1314 1229 1226CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1774 4578 3828 3858 3509 3890 4137CLEVELAND CC 184 520 415 508 407 426 405COASTAL CAROLINA CC 386 1020 924 994 831 914 967COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 207 716 621 607 538 561 528CRAVEN CC 230 882 588 799 625 620 617DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 392 1104 1121 1037 913 897 921DURHAM TCC 587 1972 1634 1627 1455 1353 1407EDGECOMBE CC 507 1025 934 1044 878 860 878FAYETTEVILLE TCC 1511 3668 3312 3318 2952 3066 3106FORSYTH TCC 1346 2335 2007 2128 1954 2029 2011GASTON COLLEGE 572 1451 1375 1564 1241 1329 1389GUILFORD TCC 1137 2677 2273 2376 2116 2171 2325HALIFAX CC 241 737 665 699 586 589 580HAYWOOD CC 366 726 668 670 608 654 687ISOTHERMAL CC 193 670 586 598 512 492 544JAMES SPRUNT CC 131 496 423 435 371 419 451JOHNSTON CC 532 1015 768 860 794 853 850LENOIR CC 206 1092 982 945 806 713 643MARTIN CC 56 342 327 358 271 256 262MAYLAND CC 171 291 321 275 265 .324 339MCDOWELL TCC 179 382 368 399 332 282 246MITCHELL CC 303 773 644 608 582 568 561MONTGOMERY CC 139 326 320 385 293 250 167NASH CC 268 774 710 769 630 601 610PAMLICO CC 16 234 222 111 96 68 44PIEDMONT CC 124 369 339 389 305 264 307PITT CC 997 2222 2071 2074 1841 1872 1832RANDOLPH CC 382 887 818 777 716 729 753RICHMOND CC 210 537 520 527 448 473 421ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 200 451 453 415 380 428 439ROBESON CC 217 806 803 808 658 610 612ROCKINGHAM CC 310 729 628 669 584 616 582ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 269 1723 1301 1308 1150 1131 1157SAMPSON CC 117 412 469 389 347 362 386SANDHILLS CC 567 1368 1234 1209 1094 1132 1249SOUTHEASTERN CC 171 519 478 530 425 460 428SOUTHWESTERN CC 475 892 882 966 804 798 811STANLY CC 426 937 836 969 792 787 755SURRY CC 396 1250 1104 1072 956 958 967TRI-COUNTY CC 126 257 240 256 220 216 199VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 451 1043 927 997 855 911 948WAKE TCC 1639 3042 2584 2663 2482 2661 2649WAYNE CC 472 1203 1211 1066 988 1033 1145WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 459 1088 965 944 864 816 814WILKES CC 192 908 843 869 703 617 572WILSON TCC 350 774 668 650 611 640 599
TOTAL 1995-96 25476 63915 56833 57929 51043-TOTAL 1994-95 26344 64097 57759 59097 51832TOTAL 1993-94 27765 64377 58267 59089 52382
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TECHNICAL PROGRAM FTE TABLE 20A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1774 4578 3828 3858 3509 3890 41372 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 1511 3668 3312 3318 2952 3066 31063 WAKE TCC 1639 3042 2584 2663 2482 2661 26494 GUILFORD TCC 1137 2677 2273 2376 2116 2171 23255 FORSYTH TCC 1346 2335 2007 2128 1954 2029 20116 PITT CC 997 2222 2071 2074 1841 1872 18327 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 869 2052 1871 1893 1671 1693 17098 DURHAM TCC 587 1972 1634 1627 1455 1353 14079 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 892 1674 1693 1449 1427 1405 1409
10 ALAMANCE CC 763 1741 1520 1454 1370 1387 141811 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 550 1677 1490 1539 1314 1229 122612 GASTON COLLEGE 572 1451 1375 1564 1241 1329 138913 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 269 1723 1301 1308 1150 1131 115714 CAPE FEAR CC 560 1435 1265 1186 1111 1187 118715 SANDHILLS CC 567 1368 1234 1209 1094 1132 124916 WAYNE CC 472 1203 1211 1066 988 1033 114517 CALDWELL CC & TI 499 1175 1035 1164 968 919 99318 SURRY CC 396 1250 1104 1072 956 958 96719 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 392 1104 1121 1037 913 897 92120 EDGECOMBE CC 507 1025 934 1044 878 860 87821 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 459 1088 965 944 864 816 81422 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 451 1043 927 997 855 911 94823 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 386 1020 924 994 831 914 96724 LENOIR CC 206 1092 982 945 806 713 64325 SOUTHWESTERN CC 475 892 882 966 804 798 81126 JOHNSTON CC 532 1015 768 860 794 853 85027 STANLY CC 426 937 836 969 792 787 75528 RANDOLPH CC 382 887 818 777 716 729 75329 WILKES CC 192 908 843 869 703 617 57230 ROBESON CC 217 806 803 808 658 610 61231 NASH CC 268 774 710 769 630 601 61032 CRAVEN CC 230 882 588 799 625 620 61733 WILSON TCC 350 774 668 650 611 640 59934 HAYWOOD CC 366 726 668 670 608 654 68735 HALIFAX CC 241 737 665 699 586 589 58036 ROCKINGHAM CC 310 729 628 669 584 616 58237 MITCHELL. CC 303 773 644 608 582 568 56138 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 193 729 639 675 559 513 49939 CARTERET CC 402 679 562 588 558 556 55840 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 207 716 621 607 538 561 52841 ISOTHERMAL CC 193 670 586 598 512 492 54442 ANSON CC 186 611 589 595 496 453 29943 RICHMOND CC 210 537 520 527 448 473 42144 SOUTHEASTERN CC 171 519 478 530 425 460 42845 CLEVELAND CC 184 520 415 508 407 426 40546 BLUE R/DGE CC 246 498 439 439 406 415 39647 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 200 451 453 415 380 428 43948 JAMES SPRUNT CC 131 496 423 435 371 419 45149 SAMPSON CC 117 412 469 389 347 362 38650 MCDOWELL TCC 179 382 368 399 332 282 24651 PIEDMONT CC 124 369 339 389 305 264 30752 MONTGOMERY CC 139 326 320 385 293 250 16753 MARTIN CC 56 342 327 358 271 256 26254 MAYLAND CC 171 291 321 275 265 324 33955 TRI-COUNTY CC 126 257 240 256 220 216 19956 BRUNSWICK CC 81 305 215 246 212 229 24957 BLADEN CC 51 216 205 182 163 147 13958 PAMLICO CC 16 134 122 111 96 68 44
TOTAL 1995-96 25476 63915 56833 57929 51043TOTAL 1994-95 26344 64097 57759 59097 51832TOTAL 1993-94 27765 64377 58267 59089 52382
107
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COLLEGES
VOCATIONAL PROGRAM FTE1995-96
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
TABLE 21
1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 186 323 254 260 256 281 264ANSON CC 148 219 200 223 198 221 225ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 195 266 284 301 262 244 263BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 83 182 160 179 151 137 169BLADEN CC 158 262 279 237 234 230 229BLUE RIDGE CC 206 345 304 324 295 292 310BRUNSWICK CC 140 205 204 173 181 217 205CALDWELL CC & TI 93 524 284 299 300 259 155CAPE FEAR CC 262 242 242 220 242 278 320CARTERET CC 107 173 166 162 152 161 214CATAWBA VALLEY CC 189 238 329 243 250 171 219CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 394 577 589 544 526 528 598CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 395 713 602 615 581 668 718CLEVELAND CC 278 356 333 371 335 343 343COASTAL CAROLINA CC 233 404 333 354 331 310 396COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 122 196 175 188 170 159 176CRAVEN CC 233 328 245 281 272 306 313DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 164 321 303 286 269 255 216DURHAM TCC 126 204 162 133 156 173 183EDGECOMBE CC 172 327 275 299 268 235 248FAYETTEVILLE TCC 595 682 661 655 648 669 615FORSYTH TCC 289 332 313 272 302 353 389GASTON COLLEGE 162 301 321 320 276 275 298GUILFORD TCC 284 439 381 349 363 395 451HALIFAX CC 185 340 282 316 281 288 302HAYWOOD CC 149 303 286 264 251 222 248ISOTHERMAL CC 159 222 205 191 195 217 222JAMES SPRUNT CC 190 246 256 224 229 237 257JOHNSTON CC 861 1167 816 1155 1000 935 953LENOIR CC 123 174 178 192 167 198 285MARTIN CC 105 166 143 121 134 181 198MAYLAND CC 124 148 145 135 138 131 180MCDOWELL TCC 101 223 189 205 180 163 174MITCHELL CC 136 133 109 106 . 121 136 130MONTGOMERY CC 144 189 210 217 190 233 315NASH CC 70 167 140 162 135 136 117PAMLICO CC 13 0 0 0 3 19 20PIEDMONT CC 247 456 371 498 393 456 500PITT CC 196 333 287 291 277 290 308RANDOLPH CC 65 74 62 66 67 90 108RICHMOND CC 138 199 176 181 174 212 243ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 69 154 150 142 129 146 160ROBESON CC 160 464 352 408 346 324 322ROCKINGHAM CC 200 311 283 249 261 249 267ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 182 398 313 321 304 284 309SAMPSON CC 108 154 160 162 146 165 158SANDHILLS. CC 146 200 190 217 188 191 210SOUTHEASTERN CC 160 411 403 409 346 371 395SOUTHWESTERN CC 73 102 97 71 86 103 91STANLY CC 160 194 195 206 189 221 207SURRY CC 165 259 272 257 238 220 326TRI-COUNTY CC 88 156 127 133 126 111 133VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 340 621 644 679 571 581 602WAKE TCC 295 562 486 450 448 425 430WAYNE CC 153 249 242 274 230 212 226WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 88 213 182 199 171 155 165WILKES CC 89 69 57 59 69 118 140WILSON TCC 194 291 259 269 253 200 255
TOTAL 1995-96 10890 17507 15666. 16117 15054TOTAL 1994-95 11474 17322 16222 16480 15380TOTAL 1993-94 12534 18702 17313 17318 16473
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VOCATIONAL PROGRAM FTE TABLE 21A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 JOHNSTON CC 861 1167 816 1155 1000 935 9532 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 595 682 661 655 648 669 6153 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 395 713 602 615 581 668 7184 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 340 621 644 679 571 581 6025 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 394 577 589 544 526 528 5986 WAKE TCC 295 562 486 450 448 425 4307 PIEDMONT CC 247 456 371 498 393 456 5008 GUILFORD TCC 284 439 381 349 363 395 4519 ROBESON CC 160 464 352 408 346 324 32210 SOUTHEASTERN CC 160 411 403 409 346 371 39511 CLEVELAND CC 278 356 333 371 335 343 34312 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 233 404 333 354 331 310 39613 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 182 398 313 321 304 284 30914 FORSYTH TCC 289 332 313 272 302 353 38915 CALDWELL CC & TI 93 524 284 299 300 259 15516 BLUE RIDGE CC 206 345 304 324 295 292 31017 HALIFAX CC 185 340 282 316 281 288 30218 PITT CC 196 333 287 291 277 290 30819 GASTON COLLEGE 162 301 321 320 276 275 29820 CRAVEN CC 233 328 245 281 272 306 31321 DAV/DSON COUNTY CC 164 321 303 286 269 255 21622 EDGECOMBE CC 172 327 275 299 268 235 24823 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 195 266 284 301 262 244 26324 ROCKINGHAM CC 200 311 283 249 261 249 26725 ALAMANCE CC 186 323 254 260 256 281 26426 WILSON TCC 194 291 259 269 . 253 200 25527 HAYWOOD CC 149 303 286 264 251 222 24828 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 189 238 329 243 250 171 21929 CAPE FEAR CC 262 242 242 220 242 278 32030 SURRY CC 165 259 272 257 238 220 32631 BLADEN CC 158 262 279 237 234 230 22932 WAYNE CC 153 249 242 274 230 212 22633 JAMES SPRUNT CC 190 246 256 224 229 237 25734 ANSON CC 148 219 200 223 198 221 22535 ISOTHERMAL CC 159 222 205 191 195 217 22236 MONTGOMERY CC 144 189 210 217 190 233 31537 STANLY CC 160 194 195 206 189 221 20738 SANDHILLS CC 146 200 190 217 188 191 21039 BRUNSWICK CC 140 205 204 173 181 217 20540 MCDOWELL TCC 101 223 189 205 180 163 17441 RICHMOND CC 138 199 176 181 174 212 24342 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 88 213 182 199 171 155 16543 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 122 196 175 188 170 159 17644 LENOIR CC 123 174 178 192 167 198 28545 DURHAM TCC 126 204 162 133 156 173 18346 CARTERET CC 107 173 166 162 152 161 21447 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 83 182 160 179 151 137 16948 SAMPSON CC 108 154 160 162 146 165 15849 MAYLAND CC 124 148 145 135 138 131 18050 NASH CC 70 167 140 162 135 136 11751 MARTIN CC 105 166 143 121 134 181 19852 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 69 154 150 142 129 146 16053 TRI-COUNTY CC 88 156 127 133 126 111 13354 MITCHELL CC 136 133 109 106 121 136 13055 SOUTHWESTERN CC 73 102 97 71 86 103 9156 W/LKES CC 89 69 57 59 69 118 14057 RANDOLPH CC 65 74 62 66 67 90 10858 PAMLICO CC 13 0 0 0 3 19 20
TOTAL 1995-96 10890 17507 15666 16117 15054TOTAL 1994-95 11474 17322 16222 16480 15380TOTAL 1993-94 12534 18702 17313 17318 16473
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COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
TABLE 22
1995-96 1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 988 2491 2158 1715 1839 1859 1877ANSON CC 343 918 875 904 762 721 568ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 1223 2919 2637 2653 2358 2351 2393BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 317 1144 1027 1061 888 845 852BLADEN CC 288 683 653 595 554 515 531BLUE RIDGE CC 517 1170 1027 1020 934 955 938BRUNSWICK CC 274 751 629 628 571 586 584CALDWELL CC & TI 753 2351 1862 2008 1743 1602 1605CAPE FEAR CC 1088 3006 2624 2425 2286 2270 2270CARTERET CC 563 1213 1001 996 944 962 983CATAWBA VALLEY CC 1252 2463 2510 2076 2076 1995 2063CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 971 2797 2563 2190 2130 2023 2060CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 3567 9254 7574 7611 7001 7577 7962CLEVELAND CC 596 1226 1055 1216 1024 1039 970COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1216 2884 2583 2690 2343 2341 2429COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 424 1503 1284 1244 1113 1139 1136CRAVEN CC 717 2098 1377 1697 1473 1517 1539DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 639 1888 1813 1708 1512 1498 1517DURHAM TCC 869 3028 2437 2406 2185 2266 2269EDGECOMBE CC 726 1473 1319 1457 1244 1207 1225FAYETTEVILLE TCC 2630 5906 5331 5466 4833 4890 4788FORSYTH TCC 1751 3212 2764 2881 2652 2709 2726GASTON COLLEGE 1209 2996 2782 3018 2502 2624 2701GUILFORD TCC 1872 5112 4184 4241 3853 3940 4090HALIFAX CC 476 1296 1138 1194 1027 1021 1035HAYWOOD CC 558 1240 1142 1117 1015 1034 1065ISOTHERMAL CC 470 1318 1133 1125 1013 1010 1078JAMES SPRUNT CC 394 896 810 816 729 785 826JOHNSTON CC 1523 2649 1956 2347 2120 2129 2121LENOIR CC 466 1811 1646 1590 1378 1371 1417MARTIN CC 175 638 583 588 497 522 575MAYLAND CC 334 590 578 523 507 540 609MCDOWELL TCC 338 757 654 783 633 554 516MITCHELL CC 553 1285 1071 1012 980 986 973MONTGOMERY CC 295 550 562 640 513 517 508NASH CC 424 1254 1114 1194 997 964 957PAMLICO CC 30 174 153 130 123 119 95PIEDMONT CC 391 900 772 959 755 768 849PITT CC 1367 3510 3020 3062 2740 2747 2739RANDOLPH CC 478 1283 1063 843 892 929 974RICHMOND CC 393 937 902 908 785 836 788ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 294 697 704 654 588 639 677ROBESON CC 385 1386 1268 1326 1091 1011 1015ROCKINGHAM CC 655 1550 1345 1325 1219 1253 1255ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 478 2653 2046 2049 1807 1719 1733SAMPSON CC 273 818 857 780 682 725 777SANDHILLS CC 974 2355 2109 2108 1886 1948 2077SOUTHEASTERN CC 477 1525 1416 1450 1218 1289 1324SOUTHWESTERN CC 612 1292 1213 1278 1099 1091 1091STANLY CC 593 1258 1153 1282 1072 1097 1042SURRY CC 789 2243 1976 1936 1737 1712 1835TRI-COUNTY CC 269 602 537 568 495 475 485VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 901 2057 1915 2002 1719 1758 1811WAKE TCC 2191 5023 4254 4235 3925 3992 3920WAYNE CC 907 2254 2132 1996 1823 1863 1961WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 722 1817 1607 1610 1440 1372 1400WILKES CC 376 1457 1311 1322 1117 1107 1129WILSON TCC 567 1170 1019 1000 939 909 908
TOTAL 1995-96 44921 113631 99226 99658 89381TOTAL 1994-95 46550 112761 100589 100903 90223TOTAL 1993-94 48885 114063 102074 101465 91641
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CURRICULUM PROGRAMS SUB-TOTAL FTE TABLE 22A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96 1994-95 1993-94AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGEANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 3567 9254 7574 7611 7001 7577 79622 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 2630 5906 5331 5466 4833 4890 47883 WAKE TCC 2191 5023 4254 4235 3925 3992 39204 GUILFORD TCC 1872 5112 4184 4241 3853 3940 40905 PITT CC 1367 3510 3020 3062 2740 2747 27396 FORSYTH TCC 1751 3212 2764 2881 2652 2709 27267 GASTON COLLEGE 1209 2996 2782 3018 2502 2624 27018 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 1223 2919 2637 2653 2358 2351 23939 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1216 2884 2583 2690 2343 2341 242910 CAPE FEAR CC 1088 3006 2624 2425 2286 2270 227011 DURHAM TCC 869 3028 2437 2406 2185 2266 226912 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 971 2797 2563 2190 2130 2023 206013 JOHNSTON CC 1523 2649 1956 2347 2120 2129 212114 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 1252 2463 2510 2076 2076 1995 206315 SANDHILLS CC 974 2355 2109 2108 1886 1948 207716 ALAMANCE CC 988 2491 2158 1715 1839 1859 187717 WAYNE CC 907 2254 2132 1996 1823 1863 196118 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 478 2653 2046 2049 1807 1719 173319 CALDWELL CC & TI 753 2351 1861 2008 1743 1602 160520 SURRY CC 789 2243 1976 1936 1737 1712 183521 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 901 2057 1915 2002 1719 1758 181122 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 639 1888 1813 1708 1512 1498 151723 CRAVEN CC 717 2098 1377 1697 1473 1517 153924 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 722 1817 1607 1610 1440 1372 140025 LENOIR CC 466 1811 1646 1590 1378 1371 141726 EDGECOMBE CC 726 1473 1319 1457 1244 1207 122527 ROCKINGHAM CC 655 1550 1345 1325 1219 1253 125528 SOUTHEASTERN CC 477 1525 1416 1450 1218 1289 132429 WILKES CC 376 1457 1311 1322 1117 1107 112930 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 424 1503 1284 1244 1113 1139 113631 SOUTHWESTERN CC 612 1292 1213 1278 1099 1091 109132 ROBESON CC 385 1386 1268 1326 1091 1011 101533 STANLY CC 593 1258 1153 1282 1072 1097 104234 HALIFAX CC 476 1296 1138 1194 1027 1021 103535 CLEVELAND CC 596 1226 1055 1216 1024 1039 97036 HAYWOOD CC 558 1240 1141 1117 1015 1034 106537 ISOTHERMAL CC 470 1318 1133 1125 1013 1010 107838 NASH CC 424 1254 1114 1194 997 964 95739 MITCHELL CC 553 1285 1071 1012 980 986 97340 CARTERET CC 563 1213 1001 996 944 962 98341 WILSON TCC 567 1170 1019 1000 939 909 90842 BLUE RIDGE CC 517 1170 1027 1020 934 955 93843 RANDOLPH CC 478 1183 1063 843 892 929 97444 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 317 1144 1027 1061 888 845 85245 RICHMOND CC 393 937 902 908 785 836 78846 ANSON CC 343 918 875 904 762 721 56847 PIEDMONT CC 391 900 772 959 755 _768 84948 JAMES SPRUNT CC 394 896 810 816 729 785 82649 SAMPSON CC 273 818 857 780 682 725 77750 MCDOWELL TCC 338 757 654 783 633 554 51651 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 294 697 704 654 588 639 67752 BRUNSWICK CC 274 751 629 628 571 586 58453 BLADEN CC 288 683 653 595 554 515 53154 MONTGOMERY CC 295 550 562 640 513 517 50855 MAYLAND CC 334 590 578 523 507 540 60956 MARTIN CC 175 638 583 588 497 522 57557 TRI-COUNTY CC 269 602 537 568 495 475 48558 PAMLICO CC 30 174 153 130 123 119 95
TOTAL 1995-96 44921 113631 99226 99658 89381TOTAL 1994-95 46550 112761 100589 100903 90223TOTAL 1993-94 48885 114063 102074 101465 9).641
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COLLEGES
BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM FTE1995-96
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
TABLE 23
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 221 247 181 223 218 239ANSON CC 192 164 128 148 158 218ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 256 283 204 204 237 287BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 208 230 160 193 198 213BLADEN CC 44 59 48 62 53 50BLUE RIDGE CC 134 110 93 120 115 128BRUNSWICK CC 136 160 154 168 155 137CALDWELL CC & TI 199 265 214 253 233 222CAPE FEAR CC 246 264 250 281 260 308CARTERET CC 106 143 134 131 129 135CATAWBA VALLEY CC 152 210 89 186 159 196CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 578 686 578 672 629 668CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 514 752 430 835 633 625CLEVELAND CC 214 199 .172 193 195 228COASTAL CAROLINA CC 172 237 217 221 212 206COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 145 167 173 196 171 173CRAVEN CC 61 140 111 112 106 95DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 141 174 114 168 149 156DURHAM TCC 263 361 295 344 316 361EDGECOMBE CC 194 213 200 244 213 203FAYETTEVILLE TCC 527 672 529 634 590 748FORSYTH TCC 337 384 332 424 369 369GASTON COLLEGE 231 324 276 318 287 311GUILFORD TCC 283 383 332 421 355 356HALIFAX CC 143 193 171 173 170 169HAYWOOD CC 63 64 55 74 64 62ISOTHERMAL CC 130 140 119 154 136 139JAMES SPRUNT CC 132 155 127 134 137 172JOHNSTON CC 270 259 256 324 277 238LENOIR CC 268 358 304 359 322 318MARTIN CC 153 185 163 180 170 159MAYLAND CC 89 85 63 99 84 107MCDOWELL TCC 142 149 92 192 144 141MITCHELL CC 109 111 103 96 105 116MONTGOMERY CC 28 45 36 50 40 46NASH CC 175 199 171 195 185 180PAMLICO CC 22 38 32 37 32 36PIEDMONT CC 114 129 105 124 118 122P/TT CC 80 3 269 31 96 107RANDOLPH CC 161 217 178 236 198 179RICHMOND CC 345 382 346 453 381 344ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 122 136 113 124 124 131ROBESON CC 330 442 393 491 414 371ROCKINGHAM CC 77 87 65 102 83 113ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 182 229 167 213 198 186SAMPSON CC 241 289 268 297 274 259SANDHILLS CC 223 251 196 248 230 294SOUTHEASTERN CC 190 257 263 274 246 192SOUTHWESTERN CC 91 59 79 88 79 55STANLY CC 111 128 107 145 123 142SURRY CC 129 138 111 129 127 129TRI-COUNTY CC 17 23 21 28 22 23VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 175 243 176 210 201 210WAKE TCC 573 122 719 679 524 532WAYNE CC 221 339 311 340 303 282WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 406 373 356 412 387 329WILKES CC 135 146 129 188 149 148WILSON TCC 152 143 133 179 152 144
TOTAL 1995-96 11353 12944 11611 13809 12435TOTAL 1994-95 11449 13224 12101 14429 12807
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 514 752 430 835 633 6252 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 578 686 578 672 629 6683 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 527 672 529 634 590 7484 WAKE TCC 573 122 719 679 524 5325 ROBESON CC 330 442 393 491 414 3716 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 406 373 356 412 387 3297 RICHMOND CC 345 382 346 453 381 3448 FORSYTH TCC 337 384 332 424 369 3699 GU/LFORD TCC 283 383 332 421 355 356
10 LENOIR CC 268 358 304 359 322 31811 DURHAM TCC 263 361 295 344 316 36112 WAYNE CC 221 339 311 340 303 28213 GASTON COLLEGE. 231 324 276 318 287 311
14 JOHNSTON CC 270 259 256 324 277 23815 SAMPSON CC 241 289 268 297 274 259
16 CAPE FEAR CC 246 264 250 281 260 30817 SOUTHEASTERN CC 190 257 263 274 246 192
18 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 256 283 204 204 237 28719 CALDWELL CC & TI 199 265 214 253 233 22220 SANDHILLS CC 223 251 196 248 230 29421 ALAMANCE CC 221 247 181 223 218 23922 EDGECOMBE CC 194 213 200 244 213 20323 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 172 237 217 221 212 20624 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 175 243 176 210 201 210
25 RANDOLPH CC 161 217 178 236 198 179
26 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 182 229 167 213 198 186
27 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 208 230 160 193 198 21328 CLEVELAND CC 214 199 172 193 195 228
29 NASH CC 175 199 171 195 185 180
30 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 145 167 173 196 171 173
31 MARTIN CC 153 185 163 180 170 159
32 HALIFAX CC 143 193 171 173 170 169
33 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 152 210 89 186 159 196
34 ANSON CC 192 164 128 148 158 218
35 BRUNSWICK CC 136 160 154 168 155 137
36 WILSON TCC 152 143 133 179 152 144
37 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 141 174 114 168 149 156
38 WILKES CC 135 146 129 188 149 148
39 MCDOWELL TCC 142 149 92 192 144 141
40 JAMES SPRUNT CC 132 155 127 134 137 172
41 ISOTHERMAL CC 130 140 119 154 136 139
42 CARTERET CC 106 143 134 131 129 135
43 BURRY CC 129 138 111 129 127 129
44 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 122 136 113 124 124 131
45 STANLY CC 111 128 107 145 123 142
46 PIEDMONT CC 114 129 105 124 11E1 122
47 BLUE RIDGE CC 134 110 93 120 115 128
48 CRAVEN CC 61 140 111 112 106 95
49 MITCHELL CC 109 111 103 96 105 116
50 PITT CC 80 3 269 31 96 107
51 MAYLAND CC 89 85 63 99 84 107
52 ROCKINGHAM CC 77 87 65 102 83 113
53 SOUTHWESTERN CC 91 59 79 88 79 55
54 HAYWOOD CC 63 64 55 74 64 62
55 BLADEN CC 44 59 48 62 53 50
56 MONTGOMERY CC 28 45 36 50 40 46
57 PAMLICO CC 22 38 32 37 32 36
58 TRI-COUNTY CC 17 23 21 28 22 23
TOTAL 1995-96 11353 12944 11611 13809 12435
TOTAL 1994-95 11449 13224 12101 14429 12807
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
TABLE 24
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 185 198 170 257 203 188ANSON CC 95 95 70 129 97 99ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 351 454 341 398 386 375BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 256 297 179 274 252 230BLADEN CC 45 37 40 80 51 47BLUE RIDGE CC 335 311 240 372 315 339BRUNSWICK CC 99 150 142 153 136 134CALDWELL CC & TI 287 223 198 385 273 268CAPE FEAR CC 294 418 358 490 390 330CARTERET CC 80 165 108 201 139 134CATAWBA VALLEY CC 231 311 208 393 286 368CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 283 297 285 394 315 274CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 856 984 732 1051 906 696CLEVELAND CC 103 130 160 133 131 128COASTAL CAROLINA CC 432 511 614 664 555 598COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 72 128 174 251 156 132CRAVEN CC 239 327 200 373 285 279DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 370 358 376 469 393 368DURHAM TCC 245 206 277 429 289 386EDGECOMBE CC 38 63 61 115 69 66FAYETTEVILLE TCC 2219 2355 1621 2348 2136 2380FORSYTH TCC 473 634 625 673 601 642GASTON COLLEGE 264 257 162 248 233 211GUILFORD TCC 651 664 730 739 696 541HALIFAX CC 171 156 246 166 185 150HAYWOOD CC 85 81 93 166 106 93ISOTHERMAL CC 83 121 98 129 108 119JAMES SPRUNT CC 126 63 49 144 96 69JOHNSTON CC 167 192 141 258 190 202LENOIR CC 190 280 242 335 262 245MARTIN CC 62 97 123 203 121 104MAYLAND CC 183 174 136 352 211 186MCDOWELL TCC 15 98 131 30 69 58MITCHELL CC 128 143 157 256 171 167MONTGOMERY CC 59 78 62 73 68 54NASH CC 198 179 214 258 212 200PAMLICO CC 18 46 11 39 29 34PIEDMONT CC 45 44 65 86 60 52PITT CC 145 160 239 222 191 190RANDOLPH CC 328 286 218 375 302 281RICHMOND CC 129 154 181 225 172 138ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 30 46 51 62 47 42ROBESON CC 188 290 281 286 262 279ROCKINGHAM CC 133 185 178 204 175 192ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 337 449 438 575 450 407SAMPSON CC 148 84 118 126 119 101
SANDHILLS CC 255 325 282 384 312 299SOUTHEASTERN CC 121 121 122 151 129 98
SOUTHWESTERN CC 192 339 213 371 279 255STANLY CC 194 198 117 206 179 202SURRY CC 276 265 321 317 295 307TRI-COUNTY CC 15 66 45 136 66 61
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 165 244 332 299 260 216
WAKE TCC 752 741 651 1064 802 840
WAYNE CC 297 317 336 403 338 zas
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 114 199 121 221 164 125
WILKES CC 357 309 293 343 326 261
WILSON TCC 245 209 307 349 278 201
TOTAL 1995-96 14454 16312 14683 19833 16327
TOTAL 1994-95 14006 15533 14510 18826 15726
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT..
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RANK COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 2219 2355 1621 2348 2136 23802 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 856 984 732 1051 906 6963 WAKE TCC 752 741 651 1064 802 8404 GUILFORD TCC 651 664 730 739 696 5415 FORSYTH TCC 473 634 625 673 601 6426 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 432 511 614 664 555 5987 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 337 449 438 575 450 4078 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 370 358 376 469 393 3689 CAPE FEAR CC 294 418 358 490 390 33010 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 351 454 341 398 386 37511 WAYNE CC 297 317 336 403 338 28512 W/LKES CC 357 309 293 343 326 26113 BLUE RIDGE CC 335 311 240 372 315 33914 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 283 297 285 394 315 27415 SANDHILLS CC 255 325 282 384 312 29916 RANDOLPH CC 328 286 218 375 302 28117 SURRY CC 276 265 321 317 295 30718 DURHAM TCC 245 206 277 429 289 38619 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 231 311 208 393 286 36820 CRAVEN CC 239 327 200 373 285 27921 SOUTHWESTERN CC 192 339 213 371 279 25522 WILSON TCC 245 209 307 349 278 20123 CALDWELL CC & TI 287 223 198 385 273 26824 LENOIR CC 190 280 242 335 262 24525 ROBESON CC 188 290 281 286 262 27926 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 165 244 332 299 260 21627 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 256 297 179 274 252 23028 GASTON COLLEGE 264 257 162 248 233 21129 NASH CC 198 179 214 258 212 20030 MAYLAND CC 183 174 136 352 211 18631 ALAMANCE CC 185 198 170 257 203 18832 PITT CC 145 160 239 222 191 19033 JOHNSTON CC 167 192 141 258 190 20234 HALIFAX CC 171 156 246 166 185 15035 STANLY CC 194 198 117 206 179 20236 ROCKINGHAM CC 133 185 178 204 175 19237 RICHMOND CC 129 154 181 225 172 13838 MITCHELL CC 128 143 157 256 171 16739 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 114 199 121 221 164 12540 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 72 128 174 251 156 13241 CARTERET CC 80 165 108 201 139 13442 BRUNSWICK CC 99 150 142 153 136 13443 CLEVELAND CC 103 130 160 133 131 12844 SOUTHEASTERN CC 121 121 122 151 129 9845 MARTIN CC 62 97 123 203 121 10446 SAMPSON CC 148 84 118 126 119 10147 ISOTHERMAL CC 83 121 98 129 108 11948 HAYWOOD CC 85 81 93 166 106 9349 ANSON CC 95 95 70 129 97 9950 JAMES SPRUNT CC 126 63 49 144 96 6951 EDGECOMBE CC 38 63 61 115 69 6652 MCDOWELL TCC 15 98 131 30 69 5853 MONTGOMERY CC 59 78 62 73 68 5454 TRI-COUNTY CC 15 66 45 136 66 6155 PIEDMONT CC 45 44 65 86 60 5256 BLADEN CC 45 37 40 80 51 4757 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 30 46 51 62 47 4258 PAMLICO CC 18 46 11 39 29 34
TOTAL 1995-96 14454 16312 14683 19833 16327TOTAL 1994-95 14006 15533 14510 18826 15726
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 406 445 351 480 421 530ANSON CC 287 259 198 277 255 384ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 607 737 545 602 623 722BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 464 527 339 467 450 459BLADEN CC 89 96 88 142 104 112BLUE RIDGE CC 469 421 333 492 430 487BRUNSWICK CC 235 310 296 321 291 290CALDWELL CC & TI 486 488 412 638 506 526CAPE FEAR CC 540 682 608 771 650 701CARTERET CC 186 308 242 332 268 273CATAWBA VALLEY CC 383 521 297 579 445 716CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 861 983 863 1066 944 1045CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1370 1736 1162 1886 1539 2034CLEVELAND CC 317 329 332 326 326 375COASTAL CAROLINA CC 604 748 831 885 767 824COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 217 295 347 447 327 315CRAVEN CC 300 467 311 485 391 492DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 511 532 490 637 542 582DURHAM TCC 508 567 572 773 605 790EDGECOMBE CC 232 276 261 359 282 300FAYETTEVILLE TCC 2746 3027 2150 2982 2726 3277FORSYTH TCC 810 1018 957 1097 970 1048GASTON COLLEGE 495 581 438 566 520 910GUILFORD TCC 934 1047 1062 1160 1051 1117HALIFAX CC 314 349 417 339 355 344HAYWOOD CC 148 145 148 240 170 175/SOTHERMAL CC 213 261 217 283 244 268JAMES SPRUNT CC 258 218 176 278 233 258JOHNSTON CC 437 451 397 582 467 .498LENOIR CC 458 638 546 694 584 612MARTIN CC 215 282 286 383 291 279MAYLAND CC 272 259 199 451 295 . 315MCDOWELL TCC 157 247 223 222 213 221MITCHELL CC 237 254 260 352 276 394MONTGOMERY CC 87 123 98 123 108 123NASH CC 373 378 385 453 397 405PAMLICO CC 40 84 43 76 61 84PIEDMONT CC 159 173 170 210 178 381PITT CC 225 163 508 253 287 328RANDOLPH CC 489 503 396 611 500 659RICHMOND CC 474 536 527 678 553 583ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 152 182 164 186 171 188ROBESON CC 518 732 674 777 676 710ROCKINGHAM CC 210 272 243 306 258 430ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 519 678 605 788 648 803SAMPSON CC 389 373 386 423 393 364SANDHILLS CC 478 576 478 632 542 606SOUTHEASTERN CC 311 378 385 425 375 327SOUTHWESTERN CC 283 398 292 459 358 333STANLY CC 305 326 224 351 302 375SURRY CC 405 403 432 446 422 460TRI-COUNTY CC 32 89 66 164 88 100VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 340 487 508 509 461 642WAKE TCC 1325 863 1370 1743 1326 1581WAYNE CC 518 656 647 743 641 592WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 520 572 477 633 551 514WILKES CC 492 455 422 531 475 484WILSON TCC 397 352 440 528 430 374
TOTAL 1995-96 25807 29256 26294 33642 28762TOTAL 1994-95 28978 33975 30875 38489 33119
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 2746 3027 2150 2982 2726 32772 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 1370 1736 1162 1886 1539 20343 WAKE TCC 1325 863 1370 1743 1326 15814 GUILFORD TCC 934 1047 1062 1160 1051 11175 FORSYTH TCC 810 1018 957 1097 970 10486 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 861 983 863 1066 944 10457 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 604 748 831 885 767 8248 ROBESON CC 518 732 674 777 676 7109 CAPE FEAR CC 540 682 608 771 650 701
10 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 519 678 605 788 648 80311 WAYNE CC 518 656 647 743 641 59212 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 607 737 545 602 623 72213 DURHAM TCC 508 567 572 773 605 79014 LENOIR CC 458 638 546 694 584 61215 RICHMOND CC 474 536 527 678 553 58316 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 520 572 477 633 551 51417 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 511 532 490 637 542 58218 SANDHILLS CC 478 576 478 632 542 60619 GASTON COLLEGE 495 581 438 566 520 91020 CALDWELL CC & TI 486 488 412 638 506 52621 RANDOLPH CC 489 503 396 611 500 65922 WILKES CC 492 455 422 531 475 48423 JOHNSTON CC 437 451 397 582 467 49824 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 340 487 508 509 461 64225 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 464 527 339 467 450 45926 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 383 521 297 579 445 71627 BLUE RIDGE CC 469 421 333 492 430 48728 WILSON TCC 397 352 440 528 430 37429 SURRY CC 405 403 432 446 422 46030 ALAMANCE CC 406 445 351 480 421 53031 NASH CC 373 378 385 453 397 40532 SAMPSON CC 389 373 386 423 393 36433 CRAVEN CC 300 467 311 485 391 49234 SOUTHEASTERN CC 311 378 385 425 375 32735 SOUTHWESTERN CC 283 398 292 459 358 33336 HALIFAX CC 314 349 417 339 355 34437 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 217 295 347 447 327 31538 CLEVELAND CC 317 329 332 326 326 37539 STANLY CC 305 326 224 351 302 37540 MAYLAND CC 272 259 199 451 295 31541 BRUNSWICK CC 235 310 296 321 291 290
42 MARTIN CC 215 282 286 383 291 27943 PITT CC 225 163 508 253 287 32844 EDGECOMBE CC 232 276 261 359 282 30045 MITCHELL CC 237 254 260 352 276 39446 CARTERET CC 186 308 242 332 268 27347 ROCKINGHAM CC 210 272 243 306 258 43048 ANSON CC 287 259 198 277 255 38449 ISOTHERMAL CC 213 261 217 283 244 268
50 JAMES SPRUNT CC 258 218 176 278 233 258
51 MCDOWELL TCC 157 247 223 222 213 221
52 PIEDMONT CC 159 173 170 210 178 381
53 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 152 182 164 186 171 188
54 HAYWOOD CC 148 145 148 240 170 175
55 MONTGOMERY CC 87 123 98 123 108 123
56 BLADEN CC 119 96 88 142 104 112
57 TRI-COUNTY CC 32 89 66 164 88 100
58 PAMLICO CC 40 84 43 76 61 84
TOTAL 1995-96 25807 29256 26294 33642 28762TOTAL 1994-95 28978 33975 30875 38489 33119
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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1995-96AVERAGE
COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL
TABLE 26
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 1394 2936 2509 2195 2260 2389ANSON CC 630 1177 1073 1181 1017 1105ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 1830 3656 3182 3255 2981 3073BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 781 1671 1366 1528 1338 1304BLADEN CC 377 779 741 737 658 627BLUE RIDGE CC 986 1591 1360 1512 1364 1442BRUNSWICK CC 509 1061 925 949 862 876CALDWELL CC & TI 1239 2839 2273 2646 2249 2128CAPE FEAR CC 1628 3688 3232 3196 2936 2971CARTERET CC 749 1521 1243 1328 1212 1235CATAWBA VALLEY CC 1635 2984 2807 2655 2521 2711CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 1832 3780 3426 3256 3074 3068CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 4937 10990 8736 9497 8540 9611CLEVELAND CC 913 1555 1387 1542 1350 1414COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1820 3632 3414 3575 3110 3165COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 641 1798 1631 1691 1440 1454CRAVEN CC 1017 2565 1688 2182 1864 2009DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1150 2420 2303 2345 2054 2080DURHAM TCC 1377 3595 3009 3179 2790 3056EDGECOMBE CC 958 1749 1580 1816 1526 1507FAYETTEVILLE TCC 5376 8933 7481 8448 7559 8167FORSYTH TCC 2561 4230 3721 3978 3622 3757GASTON COLLEGE 1704 3577 3220 3584 3022 3534GUILFORD TCC 2806 6159 5246 5401 4904 5057HALIFAX CC 790 1645 1555 1533 1382 1365HAYWOOD CC 706 1385 1289 1357 1185 1209ISOTHERMAL CC 683 1579 1350 1408 1257 1278JAMES SPRUNT CC 652 1114 986 1094 962 1043JOHNSTON CC 1960 3100 2353 2929 2587 2627LENOIR CC 924 2449 2192 2284 1962 1983MARTIN CC 390 920 869 971 788 801MAYLAND CC 606 849 777 974 802 855MCDOWELL TCC 495 1004 877 1005 846 775MITCHELL CC 790 1539 1331 1364 1256 1380MONTGOMERY CC 382 673 660 763 621 640NASH CC 797 1632 1499 1647 1394 1369PAMLICO CC 70 258 196 206 184 203PIEDMONT CC 550 1073 942 1169 933 1149PITT CC 1592 3673 3528 3315 3027 3075RANDOLPH CC 967 1686 1459 1454 1392 1588RICHMOND CC 867 1473 1429 1586 1338 1419ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 446 879 868 840 759 827ROBESON CC 903 2118 1942 2103 1767 1721ROCKINGHAM CC 865 1822 1588 1631 1477 1683ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 997 3331 2651 2837 2455 2522SAMPSON CC 662 1191 1243 1203 1075 1089SANDHILLS CC 1452 2931 2587 2740 2428 2554SOUTHEASTERN CC 788 1903 1801 1875 1593 1616SOUTHWESTERN CC 895 1690 1505 1737 1457 1424STANLY CC 898 1584 1377 1633 1374 1472SURRY CC 1194 2646 2408 2382 2159 2172TRI-COUNTY CC 301 691 603 732 583 575VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1241 2544 2423 2511 2180 2400WAKE TCC 3516 5886 5624 5978 5251 5573WAYNE CC 1425 2910 2779 2739 2464 2455WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1242 2389 2084 2243 1991 1886WILKES CC 868 1912 1733 1853 1592 1591WILSON TCC 964 1522 1459 1528 1369 1283
TOTAL 1995-96 70728 142887 125520 133300 118143TOTAL 1994-95 75528 146736 131464 139392 123342
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
RANK COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 4937 10990 8736 9497 8540 96112 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 5376 8933 7481 8448 7559 81673 WAKE TCC 3516 5886 5624 5978 5251 55734 GUILFORD TCC 2806 6159 5246 5401 4904 50575 FORSYTH TCC 2561 4230 3721 3978 3622 37576 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1820 3632 3414 3575 3110 31657 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 1832 3780 3426 3256 3074 30688 PITT CC 1592 3673 3528 3315 3027 30759 GASTON COLLEGE 1704 3577 3220 3584 3022 3534
10 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 1830 3656 3182 3255 2981 307311 CAPE FEAR CC 1628 3688 3232 3196 2936 297112 DURHAM TCC 1377 3595 3009 3179 2790 305613 JOHNSTON CC 1960 3100 2353 2929 2587 262714 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 1635 2984 2807 2655 2521 271115 WAYNE CC 1425 2910 2779 2739 2464 245516 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 997 3331 2651 2837 2455 252217 SANDHILLS CC 1452 2931 2587 2740 2428 255418 ALAMANCE CC 1394 2936 2509 2195 2260 238919 CALDWELL CC & TI 1239 2839 2273 2646 2249 212820 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1241 2544 2423 2511 2180 240021 SURRY CC 1194 2646 2408 2382 2159 217222 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1150 2420 2303 2345 2054 208023 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1242 2389 2084 2243 1991 188624 LENOIR CC 924 2449 2192 2284 1962 198325 CRAVEN CC 1017 2565 1688 2182 1864 200926 ROBESON CC 903 2118 1942 2103 1767 172127 SOUTHEASTERN CC 788 1903 1801 1875 1593 161628 WILKES CC 868 1912 1733 1853 1592 159129 EDGECOMBE CC 958 1749 1580 1816 1526 150730 ROCKINGHAM CC 865 1822 1588 1631 1477 168331 SOUTHWESTERN CC 895 1690 1505 1737 1457 142432 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 641 1798 1631 1691 1440 145433 NASH CC 797 1632 1499 1647 1394 136934 RANDOLPH CC 967 1686 1459 1454 1392 158835 HALIFAX CC 790 1645 1555 1533 1382 136536 STANLY CC 898 1584 1377 1633 1374 147237 WILSON TCC 964 1522 1459 1528 1369 128338 BLUE RIDGE CC 986 1591 1360 1512 1364 144239 CLEVELAND CC 913 1555 1387 1542 1350 141440 RICHMOND CC 867 1473 1429 1586 1338 141941 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 781 1671 1366 1528 1338 130442 ISOTHERMAL CC 683 1579 1350 1408 1257 127843 MITCHELL CC 790 1539 1331 1364 1256 138044 CARTERET CC 749 1521 1243 1328 1212 123545 HAYWOOD CC 706 1385 1289 1357 1185 120946 SAMPSON CC 662 1191 1243 1203 1075 108947 ANSON CC 630 1177 1073 1181 1017 110548 JAMES SPRUNT CC 652 1114 986 1094 962 104349 PIEDMONT CC 550 1073 942 1169 933 114950 BRUNSWICK CC 509 1061 925 949 862 87651 MCDOWELL TCC 495 1004 877 1005 846 77552 MAYLAND CC 606 849 777 974 802 85553 MARTIN CC 390 920 869 971 788 80154 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 446 879 868 840 759 82755 BLADEN CC 377 779 741 737 658 62756 MONTGOMERY CC 382 673 660 763 621 64057 TRI-COUNTY CC 301 691 603 732 583 57558 PAMLICO CC 70 258 196 206 184 203
TOTAL 1995-96 70728 142887 125520 133300 118143TOTAL 1994-95 75528 146736 131464 139392 123342
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LEARNING LAB PROGRAM FTE1995-96
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1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
TABLE 27
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 11 0 0 0 3 2ANSON CC 1 1 0 2 1 2ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 0 0 0 0 0BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 4 0 0 0 1 1
BLADEN CC 0 0 0 0 0 1BLUE RIDGE CC 4 3 3 5 4 3BRUNSWICK CC 1 0 0 0 0CALDWELL CC & TI 0 1 0 1 1 1CAPE FEAR CC 12 22 22 26 21 7CARTERET CC 0 0 0 0 0CATAWBA VALLEY CC 0 0 0 0 0CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 0 0 0 0 0CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 0 -3 -1 0 -1 1
CLEVELAND CC 1 0 0 0 0COASTAL CAROLINA CC 3 5 4 5 4 3COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 0 0 0 0 0CRAVEN CC 33 5 4 3 11 49DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0 0DURHAM TCC 3 11 9 10 8 4EDGECOMBE CC 0 0 0 0 0
FAYETTEVILLE TCC 0 0 0 -1 0 48FORSYTH TCC 0 0 0 0 0GASTON COLLEGE 0 0 0 0 0GUILFORD TCC 0 0 0 0 0HALIFAX CC 0 0 0 . 0 0HAYWOOD CC 1 0 0 1 1 2ISOTHERMAL CC 0 0 0 0 0JAMES SPRUNT CC 1 2 1 2 2 3JOHNSTON CC 10 12 9 11 11 15LENOIR CC 0 0 0 0 0
MARTIN CC 1 0 0 0 0 6MAYLAND CC 0 0 0 0 0
MCDOWELL TCC 0 0 0 0 0MITCHELL CC 0 0 0 0 0MONTGOMERY CC 0 1 1 1 1 1NASH CC 4 0 0 0 1 2PAMLICO CC 1 2 2 1 2 2PIEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0 0
PITT CC 0 0 0 0 0RANDOLPH CC 0 0 0 0 0 1
RICHMOND CC 0 0 0 0 0 1
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 0 0 0 0ROBESON CC 0 0 0 0 0
ROCKINGHAM CC 0 0 0 0 0ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 0 0 0 0 0SAMPSON CC 0 0 0 0 0SANDHILLS CC 5 10 11 10 9 1
SOUTHEASTERN CC 0 0 0 0 0
SOUTHWESTERN CC 0 0 0 0 0
STANLY CC 0 0 0 0 0
SURRY CC 0 0 0 0 0
TRI-COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0 0
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 0 0 0 0 0
WAKE TCC 30 38 29 33 32 35WAYNE CC 7 9 6 4 7 10WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 5 5 2 4 4 7
WILKES CC 0 0 0 0 0
WILSON TCC 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 1995-96 138 124 102 118 123TOTAL 1994-95 113 251 263 191 208
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
120
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LEARNING LAB PROGRAM FTE TABLE 27A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
RANK COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1
23456789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758
WAKE TCCCAPE FEAR CCCRAVEN CCJOHNSTON CCSANDHILLS CCDURHAM TCCWAYNE CCCOASTAL CAROLINA CCBLUE RIDGE CCWESTERN PIEDMONT CCALAMANCE CCJAMES SPRUNT CCPAMLICO CCCALDWELL CC & TIANSON CCHAYWOOD CCBEAUFORT COUNTY CCMONTGOMERY CCNASH CCEDGECOMBE CCFAYETTEVILLE TCCFORSYTH TCCGASTON COLLEGEGUILFORD TCCHALIFAX CCCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLEISOTHERMAL CCCENTRAL CAROLINA CCASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCCLENOIR CCMARTIN CCMAYLAND CCMCDOWELL TCCMITCHELL CCDAVIDSON COUNTY CCCLEVELAND CCPIEDMONT CCPITT CCRANDOLPH CCRICHMOND CCROANOKE-CHOWAN CCROBESON CCROCKINGHAM CCROWAN-CABARRUS CCSAMPSON CCBLADEN CCSOUTHEASTERN CCSOUTHWESTERN CCSTANLY CCSURRY CCTRI-COUNTY CCVANCE-GRANVILLE CCCATAWBA VALLEY CCBRUNSWICK CCCARTERET CCWILKES CCWILSON TCCCENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
TOTAL 1995-96TOTAL 1994-95
301233105373451111o114o4o0ooooooooo1oooo1ooooooooooooooooo1oooo
138113
382251210119535o2211oo1oo0oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
-3
124251
292249
1196432o1
2oooo1oo0oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
-1
102263
332631110104554o21121o1oo
-1ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
118191
322111119a744432211111
1
o0oooooooooo .
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
-1
123
357
49151
4103372321221
12
48
11
1
1
208
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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OCCUPATIONAL SELF-SUPPORTING PROGRAM FTE TABLE 281995-96
COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 9 4 3 6 6 4ANSON CC 4 1 o o 1 1
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 2 5 4 5 4 sBEAUFORT COUNTY CC o 4 14 3 s 4BLADEN CC o o o o oBLUE RIDGE CC o 4 4 8 4 2
BRUNSWICK CC 3 1 o 1 1
CALDWELL CC & TI o o o o oCAPE FEAR CC 7 26 6 17 14 19CARTERET CC o 1 1 2 1
CATAWBA VALLEY CC 20 22 26 32 25 17CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 5 2 12 48 17 17CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 189 184 171 230 194 124CLEVELAND CC o 5 7 6 4 2
COASTAL CAROLINA CC 5 12 5 5 7 6
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 1 o 1 2 1 1
CRAVEN CC o 1 1 3 1 2
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 9 10 19 43 20 16DURHAM TCC 49 61 22 16 37 27EDGECOMBE CC o 1 2 o 1
FAYETTEVILLE TCC 0 5 7 59 18 19
FORSYTH TCC 29 27 30 34 30 9GASTON COLLEGE 34 60 94 64 63 60GUILFORD TCC 6 65 7 12 23 7HALIFAX CC 1 4 4 9 4 sHAYWOOD CC 3 s o 4 3 4ISOTHERMAL CC o o o o oJAMES SPRUNT CC o o o 1 o 1
JOHNSTON CC 4 o 1 46 13 1
LENOIR CC o o o o oMARTIN CC o o o 1 oMAYLAND CC o 1 1 1 1
MCDOWELL TCC o o o o oMITCHELL CC 1 1 1 , 1 1
MONTGOMERY CC o o 1 4 1
NASH CC o 16 9 16 10 6
PAMLICO CC o o o o oPIEDMONT CC 6 2 9 32 12 4
PITT CC 22 31 19 37 27 18RANDOLPH CC 3 2 49 36 23 . 4
RICHMOND CC o o o o oROANOKE-CHOWAN CC o o o o oROBESON CC z s 2 3 3 7
ROCKINGHAM CC 4 5 2 3 4 1
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 4 11 1 15 a 6
SAMPSON CC o 1 o o oSANDHILLS CC 10 12 a 11 10
SOUTHEASTERN CC o o o o oSOUTHWESTERN CC 1 13 14 14 11 10
STANLY CC 5 4 4 3 4 . 2
SURRY CC 1 1 o s 2 1
TRI-COUNTY CC o o o o oVANCE-GRANVILLE CC 7 o 2 1 3 -4
WAKE TCC 20 30 696 28 194 12
WAYNE CC o 1 o 2 1 1
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 34 11 1 47 23 15
WILKES CC 23 16 9 22 18 12
WILSON TCC 13 1 4 46 16 a
TOTAL 1995-96TOTAL 1994-95
536 674 1273 984 8690 485 428 892 456
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
1L2
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OCCUPATIONAL SELF-SUPPORTING PROGRAM FTE TABLE 28A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1
2345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CCWAKE TCCGASTON COLLEGEDURHAM TCCFORSYTH TCCPITT CCCATAWBA VALLEY CCGUILFORD TCCRANDOLPH CCWESTERN PIEDMONT CCDAVIDSON COUNTY CCFAYETTEVILLE TCCWILKES CCCENTRAL CAROLINA CCWILSON TCCCAPE FEAR CCJOHNSTON CCPIEDMONT CCSOUTHWESTERN CCNASH CCSANDHILLS CCROWAN-CABARRUS CCCOASTAL CAROLINA CCALAMANCE CCBEAUFORT COUNTY CCBLUE RIDGE CCROCK/NGHAM CCCLEVELAND CCHALIFAX CCSTANLY CCASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCCHAYWOOD CCROBESON CCVANCE-GRANVILLE CCSURRY CCEDGECOMBE CCBRUNSWICK CCMAYLAND CCCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLECRAVEN CCMONTGOMERY CCMITCHELL CCANSON CCWAYNE CCCARTERET CCSAMPSON CCJAMES SPRUNT CCSOUTHEASTERN CCPAMLICO CCLENOIR CCRICHMOND CCTRI-COUNTY CCROANOKE-CHOWAN CCMCDOWELL ICCISOTHERMAL CCBLADEN CCCALDWELL CC & IIMARTIN CC
TOTAL 1995-96TOTAL 1994-95
18920344929222063349o235137461o
10459oo4o1s23271o3o1oo14ooooooooooooooo
5360
184306061273122652
1110s1621
26o2
13161211124445544s55o1111o1o11111oooooooooooo
6744135
17169694223019267
491
1979
124619149a153
14427444o22o2o11111oo1ooooooooooooo
1273428
230286416343732123647435922484617463214161115s63a3693s431so112341o22o1oooooooooo1
984892
19419463373027252323232018181716141312111010a76s44444433321111111111ooooooooooooo
869
1241260279
181774
1516191217a
1914106
66442125z547
-41
12
11
1
456
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
123
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FOCUSED INDUSTRY TRAINING PROGRAM FTE TABLE 291995-96
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 25 18 4 53 25 25ANSON CC 2 s 2 3 3 1
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC o 4 1 2 2 6BEAUFORT COUNTY CC o o o o oBLADEN CC o o o o oBLUE RIDGE CC o o o 3 1
BRUNSWICK CC o o o o oCALDWELL CC & TI 5 5 3 3 4 7
CAPE FEAR CC 6 o 21 23 13 2CARTERET CC o o o o oCATAWBA VALLEY CC 22 29 11 20 21 16CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 3 15 3 16 9 5CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 6 a 12 31 14 9
CLEVELAND CC o o 2 4 2 3COASTAL CAROLINA CC 2 2 o o 1 1
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE o o o o oCRAVEN CC s 5 7 7 8
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC s 7 9 8 8 8
DURHAM TCC o o 1 2 1 9EDGECOMBE CC o o o o oFAYETTEVILLE TCC 9 17 12 12 13 10FORSYTH TCC 10 3 16 26 14 11
GASTON COLLEGE 3 3 o 2 2 2
GUILFORD TCC 13 37 29 91 43 33HALIFAX CC 10 6 25 15 14 6
HAYWOOD CC o o o o o 2
ISOTHERMAL CC o o o o oJAMES SPRUNT CC o o o o oJOHNSTON CC o o o o oLENOIR CC 2 5 5 3 4 1
MARTIN CC o o o o oMAYLAND CC o o o o oMCDOWELL TCC o o 7 o 2
MITCHELL CC o 12 3 3 5 1
MONTGOMERY CC 14 o o o 4 2
NASH CC 3 1 1 1 2 3PAMLICO CC o o o o oPIEDMONT CC 6 5 3 6 s 1
PITT CC 3 1 o 20 4 3
RANDOLPH CC 1 3 1 20 4 6
RICHMOND CC 10 6 3 2 5 2
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC o o o o oROBESON CC 9 22 7 28 24 13
ROCKINGHAM CC 1 o o 8 3 1
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC a 5 o 7 5 2
SAMPSON CC 2 o 1 2 1 3
SANDHILLS CC o o o 1 oSOUTHEASTERN CC o o o 1 oSOUTHWESTERN CC o o o o o 1
STANLY CC 2 3 7 2 4 3
SURRY CC 2 7 12 10 a 1
TRI-COUNTY CC o o o o o 1
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 6 4 2 s 4 2
WAKE TCC 9 9 29 16 16 17
WAYNE CC 6 o 9 o 4 2
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 6 6 14 7 9 3
WILKES CC 4 11 11 9 9 3
WILSON TCC o o o o o
TOTAL 1995-96TOTAL 1994-95
222 256 272 452 3090 297 242 353 226
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT:
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FOCUSED INDUSTRY TRAINING PROGRAM FTE TABLE 29A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
RANK COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 GUILFORD TCC 13 37 29 91 43 332 ALAMANCE CC 25 18 4 53 25 253 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 22 29 11 20 21 164 WAKE TCC 9 9 29 16 26 175 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 6 8 12 31 14 96 FORSYTH TCC 10 3 16 26 14 117 HALIFAX CC 10 6 25 15 14 68 ROBESON CC 9 12 7 28 14 139 CAPE FEAR CC 6 0 21 23 13 2
10 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 9 17 12 12 13 10
11 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 3 15 3 16 9 512 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 6 6 24 7 9 313 WILKES CC 4 11 11 9 9 314 CRAVEN CC 8 s 7 7 8
15 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 5 7 9 8 s 8
16 SURRY CC 2 7 12 10 8 1
17 MITCHELL CC o 12 3 3 5 1
18 PIEDMONT CC 6 5 3 6 5 1
19 RICHMOND CC 10 6 3 2 5 220 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 8 s o 7 5 221 LENOIR CC 2 5 5 3 4 1
22 MONTGOMERY CC 14 0 0 0 4 223 PITT CC 3 1 o 10 4 324 RANDOLPH CC 1 3 1 10 4 625 CALDWELL CC & TI 5 5 3 3 4 726 STANLY CC 2 3 7 2 4 327 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 6 4 2 5 4 2
28 WAYNE CC 6 0 9 0 4 229 ANSON CC 2 5 2 3 3 1
30 ROCKINGHAM CC 1 0 o a 3 1
31 MCDOWELL TCC 0 0 7 0 232 NASH CC 3 1 1 1 2 333 GASTON COLLEGE 3 3 0 2 2 234 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 0 4 1 2 2 6
35 BLUE RIDGE CC 0 0 0 3 1
36 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 2 2 0 0 1 1
37 DURHAM TCC 0 0 1 2 1 938 SAMPSON CC 1 0 1 2 1 339 CLEVELAND CC 0 0 1 4 1 340 JOHNSTON CC 0 0 0 0 o41 PAMLICO CC 0 0 0 0 0
42 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 0 0 0 0
43 BRUNSWICK CC 0 0 0 0 0
44 CARTERET CC 0 o o o o45 EDGECOMBE CC 0 0 0 0 0
46 MAYLAND CC 0 0 o o o47 SANDHILLS CC o o o 1 o48 SOUTHEASTERN CC 0 0 0 1 o49 SOUTHWESTERN CC o o o o o 1
50 HAYWOOD CC 0 0 0 0 0 1
51 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 0 0 o o o52 TRI-COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0 0 1.
53 ISOTHERMAL CC 0 0 0 0 0
54 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0 0
SS JAMES SPRUNT CC 0 0 0 0 0
56 MARTIN CC 0 0 0 0 0
57 BLADEN CC 0 o o o o
58 WILSON TCC 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 1995-96 222 256 272 452 309TOTAL 1994-95 0 297 242 353 226
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FTE1995-96
1995-96AVERAGE
TABLE 30
1994-95AVERAGE
COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 6 o 13 6 7 10ANSON CC 41 35 41 80 49 52ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 51 47 20 43 40 41BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 9 19 20 14 16 2BLADEN CC 21 12 12 10 14 12BLUE RIDGE CC 3 5 29 5 11 13BRUNSWICK CC 5 14 a 11 9 3CALDWELL CC & TI 35 21 27 32 29 28CAPE FEAR CC 25 14 48 25 28 32CARTERET CC 4 10 12 9 9 4CATAWBA VALLEY CC 17 24 20 34 24 3CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 15 38 18 19 23 aCENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 29 43 37 35 36 36CLEVELAND CC 6 13 9 9 9 12COASTAL CAROLINA CC 20 20 12 18 17 3COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 6 21 25 16 17 sCRAVEN CC 25 12 12 23 18 3DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 38 44 29 36 37 28DURHAM TCC 5 1 6 o 3 1EDGECOMBE CC 4 9 8 2 6 4FAYETTEVILLE TCC 83 87 43 52 66 72FORSYTH TCC 8 3 4 o 4 1GASTON COLLEGE 48 65 57 46 54 94GUILFORD TCC 17 28 17 17 20 25HALIFAX CC 6 11 5 7 7 14HAYWOOD CC 13 a 3 9 8 13ISOTHERMAL CC 7 5 5 7 6 6JAMES SPRUNT CC 2 11 29 12 14 aJOHNSTON CC 24 24 20 36 26 29LENOIR CC 42 48 32 44 42 32MARTIN CC 14 5 19 o 10 10MAYLAND CC 4 14 23 13 14 22MCDOWELL TCC 14 11 14 13 13 20MITCHELL CC 6 3 9 1 sMONTGOMERY CC 2 21 s 3 a 4NASH CC 20 16 9 19 16 6PAMLICO CC 18 1 10 16 11 12PIEDMONT CC 24 15 23 21 21 13PITT CC 5 a 7 17 9 10RANDOLPH CC 7 6 4 8 6 11RICHMOND CC 31 48 38 62 45 57ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 11 25 4 13 14 15ROBESON CC 18 7 21 36 20 20ROCKINGHAM CC 25 27 15 39 26 22ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 38 16 20 38 28 43SAMPSON CC 35 22 90 19 41 1
SANDHILLS CC 20 20 18 13 18 12SOUTHEASTERN CC 17 33 33 41 31 31SOUTHWESTERN CC 4 5 14 8 8 11STANLY CC 8 8 5 21 8 9SURRY CC 23 10 9 16 15 19TRI-COUNTY CC 5 12 7 7 a 12VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 11 32 41 19 26 16WAKE TCC 6 15 a 9 10WAYNE CC 9 35 14 11 17 12WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 28 20 28 22 25 20WILKES CC 21 22 11 12 17 37WILSON TCC 12 15 17 23 17 9
TOTAL 1995-96 1051 1164 1137 1167 1136TOTAL 1994-95 981 1204 870 1106 1048
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
126
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HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FTE TABLE 30A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 83 87 43 52 66 72
2 GASTON COLLEGE 48 65 57 46 54 94
3 ANSON CC 41 35 41 80 49 52
4 RICHMOND CC 31 48 38 62 45 57
5 LENOIR CC 42 48 32 44 42 32
6 SAMPSON CC 35 22 90 19 41 1
7 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 51 47 20 43 40 41
8 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 38 44 29 36 37 28
9 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 29 43 37 35 36 36
10 SOUTHEASTERN CC 17 33 33 41 31 31
11 CALDWELL CC & TI 35 21 27 32 29 28
12 CAPE FEAR CC 25 14 48 25 28 32
13 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 38 16 20 38 28 43
14 JOHNSTON CC 24 24 20 36 26 29
15 ROCKINGHAM CC 25 27 15 39 26 22
16 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC II 32 41 19 26 16
17 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 28 20 28 22 25 20
18 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 17 24 20 34 24 3
19 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 15 38 18 19 23 8
20 PIEDMONT CC 24 15 23 21 21 .13
21 GUILFORD TCC 17 28 17 17 20 25
22 ROBESON CC 18 7 21 36 20 20
23 SANDHILLS CC 20 20 18 13 18 12
24 CRAVEN CC 25 12 12 23 18 3
25 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 20 20 12 18 17 3
26 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 6 21 25 16 17 5
27 WAYNE CC 9 35 14 11 17 12
28 WILKES CC 21 22 11 12 17 37
29 WILSON TCC 12 15 17 23 17 9
30 NASH CC 20 16 9 19 16 6
31 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 9 19 20 14 16 2
32 SURRY CC 23 10 9 16 15 19
33 BLADEN CC 21 12 12 10 14 12
34 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 11 25 4 13 14 15
35 MAYLAND CC 4 14 23 13 14 22
36 JAMES SPRUNT CC 2 11 29 12 14 8
37 MCDOWELL TCC 14 11 14 13 13 20
38 BLUE RIDGE CC 3 5 29 5 11 13
39 PAMLICO CC 18 1 10 16 11 12
40 MARTIN CC 14 5 19 o 10 10
41 WAKE TCC 6 15 a 9 10
42 BRUNSWICK CC 5 14 a 11 9 3
43 CARTERET CC 4 10 12 9 9 4
44 P/TT CC s a 7 17 9 10
45 CLEVELAND CC 6 13 9 9 9 12
46 SOUTHWESTERN CC 4 5 14 a a 11
47 STANLY CC a a 5 11 a 9
48 MONTGOMERY CC 2 21 5 3 . a 4
49 TRI-COUNTY CC 5 12 7 7 8 12
50 HAYWOOD CC 13 a 3 9 a 13
51 ALAMANCE CC 6 o 13 6 7 10
52 HALIFAX CC 6 11 5 7 7 14
53 RANDOLPH CC 7 6 4 8 6 11
54 ISOTHERMAL CC 7 5 5 7 6 6
55 EDGECOMBE CC 4 9 8 2 6 4
56 MITCHELL CC 6 3 9 1 5
57 FORSYTH TCC s 3 4 o 4 1
58 DURHAM TCC s 1 6 o 3 1
TOTAL 1995-96 1051 1164 1137 1167 1136
TOTAL 1994-95 981 1204 870 1106 1048
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
Page 92
NEW AND EXPANDING INDUSTRY PROGRAM FTE TABLE 311995-96
COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 39 2B 74 63 51 62ANSON CC o 35 o o 9 11ASHEV/LLE-BUNCOMBETCC 4 o 26 o 8 8
BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 11 o o o 3 9BLADEN CC o 2 o o 1. 2BLUE RIDGE CC o o 1 18 5 2
BRUNSWICK CC o 4 3 o 2 16CALDWELL CC & TI o o o o oCAPE FEAR CC 18 5 o o 6 3CARTERET CC 9 o o 1 3CATAWBA VALLEY CC 105 43 35 321 226 116CENTRAL CAROLINA CC as 39 87 80 58 73CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 568 203 73 176 255 543CLEVELAND CC 20 19 48 3 22 2COASTAL CAROLINA CC 2 1 7 o 2 7COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE o o o o o 4CRAVEN CC 19 o o 19 10 64DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 2 1 7 6 4 6DURHAM TCC 3 o 1 4 2 2EDGECOMBE CC 0 173 o o 43 27FAYETTEVILLE TCC o 61 38 0 25FORSYTH TCC 98 28 59 20 51 16GASTON COLLEGE 95 28 12 1 34 232GUILFORD TCC 76 30 41 50 49 155HALIFAX CC o a 7 4 5HAYWOOD CC o o o o oISOTHERMAL CC o o 0 o o 4JAMES SPRUNT CC o o o 5 1 5JOHNSTON CC 4 3 20 1 7 13LENOIR CC 5 0 7 0 3 16MARTIN CC o o o o oMAYLAND CC o o o o oMCDOWELL TCC o 1 o o o 2
MITCHELL CC o 29 41 15 21 110
MONTGOMERY CC 10 23 0 12 11 16
NASH CC 3 B 1 23 9 aPAMLICO CC o o o o oPIEDMONT CC 32 177 16 107 83 189
PITT CC 870 292 245 141 387RANDOLPH CC 69 62 10 62 51 177
RICHMOND CC 26 40 15 12 23 41ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC o o o o oROBESON CC 10 o 51 94 39 20ROCKINGHAM CC 229 22 23 57 83 101
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 239 300 102 42 171 159
SAMPSON CC o o o o oSANDHILLS CC o o o o oSOUTHEASTERN CC 15 o 18 41 19 6
SOUTHWESTERN CC o 5 1 1 2 1
STANLY CC 31 99 3 118 63 17
SURRY CC 3 o o o 1 3
TRI-COUNTY CC o o o o o 3
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 241 152 62 122 145 202
WAKE TCC 93 169 274 225 191 145
WAYNE CC o 42 o o 11
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 49 58 3 o 27 15
WILKES CC 367 5 53 17 111 23
WILSON TCC 34 14 5 2 14 12
TOTAL 1995-96 3424 2209 1469 1863 2247TOTAL 1994-95 2429 2981 2461 2692 2648
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
128
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NEW AND EXPANDING INDUSTRY PROGRAM FTE TABLE 31A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758
PITT CCCENTRAL PIEDMONT CCWAKE TCCROWAN-CABARRUS CCVANCE-GRANVILLE CCCATAWBA VALLEY CCWILKES CCPIEDMONT CCROCKINGHAM CCSTANLY CCCENTRAL CAROLINA CCFORSYTH TCCALAMANCE CCRANDOLPH CCGUILFORD TCCEDGECOMBE CCROBESON CCGASTON COLLEGEWESTERN PIEDMONT CCFAYETTEVILLE TCCRICHMOND CCCLEVELAND CCMITCHELL CCSOUTHEASTERN CCWILSON TCCMONTGOMERY CCWAYNE CCCRAVEN CCNASH CCANSON CCASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCCJOHNSTON CC ,
CAPE FEAR CCBLUE RIDGE CCHALIFAX CCDAVIDSON COUNTY CCLENOIR CCBEAUFORT COUNTY CCCARTERET CCCOASTAL CAROLINA CCSOUTHWESTERN CCDURHAM TCCBRUNSWICK CCSURRY CCBLADEN CCJAMES SPRUNT CCSANDHILLS CCMAYLAND CCCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLEPAMLICO CCMCDOWELL TCCTRI-COUNTY CCCALDWELL CC A TIMARTIN CCISOTHERMAL CCROANOKE-CHOWAN CCSAMPSON CCHAYWOOD CC
TOTAL 1995-96TOTAL 1994-95
87056893
239241105367322293125983969760
109549
o2620
o153410
o193o4418
oo251192o30300000000o0o00o
34242429
292203169300152435
17722993928286230173
o285861401929o142342oa
35o35o81
00o1s0402oo00o10o00000
22092981
24573274102623553162338759741041
o51123
3815484118sooo1o
2620017770o71130oo0o000oo00000
14692461
1411762254212232117
107571188020636250o
941o0
123
15412
12o
1923oo1o
1846o01o14o00s00000ooo00oo
18632692
387255191171145126111838363585151514943393427252322211914111110998765543332222113.
o0oo000o0000
2247
54314515920211623
18910117731662
1771552720
23215
412
1106
1216
648
11a
1332
6169
712
1632s
4
23
4
2648
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE W/TH NEW FORMAT.
1'29
Page 94
SMALL BUSINESS CENTER PROGRAM FTE TABLE 321995-96
COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC o o o o oANSON CC 3 3 2 3 3 2
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC o o a 4 3 zBEAUFORT COUNTY CC o 2 0 2 1 2
BLADEN CC 2 2 1 1 1
BLUE RIDGE CC o o o o oBRUNSWICK CC 1 s 2 12 5 6CALDWELL CC & TI 1 2 1 2 2 2CAPE FEAR CC o o o o oCARTERET CC 5 7 9 8 7 5CATAWBA VALLEY CC 1 s 4 2 3 2CENTRAL CAROLINA CC o o o o oCENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 11 9 8 13 11 15CLEVELAND CC 1 2 2 7 3 3COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1 4 7 13 6 sCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE o o o o oCRAVEN CC 1 4 o 8 4 8DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 3 s 3 4 4 4DURHAM TCC o o o o oEDGECOMBE CC 1 2 o 1 1 2FAYETTEVILLE TCC 14 16 7 a 11 4FORSYTH TCC 2 7 12 6 7 4
GASTON COLLEGE 1 3 3 3 2 3GUILFORD TCC 2 1 o 4 2 4
HALIFAX CC 3 7 3 17 8 aHAYWOOD CC o o o o oISOTHERMAL CC 1 1 3 6 3 3JAMES SPRUNT CC 1 2 1 5 3 2
JOHNSTON CC a 4 3 6 6 6
LENOIR CC 38 s 5 a 14MARTIN CC o o o o oMAYLAND CC o a 1 1 1 3.
MCDOWELL TCC o o 1 1 1MITCHELL CC o 1 2 2 1
MONTGOMERY CC o 2 o 1 1 1
NASH CC 1 2 4 2 2 3PAMLICO CC o o 1 1 1 iPIEDMONT CC o 2 1 2 1 1
PITT CC 1 6 2 3 3 4.
RANDOLPH CC 1 1 1 1 1 1
RICHMOND CC 1 4 3 2 3 2
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 3 6 3 3 4 sROBESON CC 3 6 2 4 4 6
ROCKINGHAM CC o o 9 4 3ROWAN-CABARRUS CC o 1 1 1 1 2
SAMPSON CC 2 2 0 2 2 3
SANDHILLS CC 2 7 9 7 6 3
SOUTHEASTERN CC o o o o oSOUTHWESTERN CC o 2 1 1 1
STANLY CC 1. 4 3 4 3 4
SURRY CC 1 3 2 4 3 3
TRI-COUNTY CC 1 2 1 1 1
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1 2 2 4 2 2
WAKE TCC 2 9 3 4 5 6WAYNE CC 1 4 5 5 4 2
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC o o o 4 1
WILKES CC 2 4 1 2 2 1
WILSON TCC o 2 3 3 2 1
TOTAL 1995-96 124 172 145 212 169
TOTAL 1994-95 0 205 135 216 144
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
130
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SMALL BUSINESS CENTER PROGRAM FTE TABLE 32A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1
2345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758
LENOIR CCCENTRAL PIEDMONT CCFAYETTEVILLE TCCHALIFAX CCCARTERET CCFORSYTH TCCCOASTAL CAROLINA CCJOHNSTON CCSANDHILLS CCBRUNSWICK CCWAKE TCCCRAVEN CCDAVIDSON COUNTY CCROANOKE-CHOWAN CCROBESON CCWAYNE CCANSON CCASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCCISOTHERMAL CCJAMES SPRUNT CCPITT CCRICHMOND CCCLEVELAND CCROCKINGHAM CCSTANLY CCSURRY CCCATAWBA VALLEY CCCALDWELL CC & TINASH CCGASTON COLLEGEGUILFORD TCCSAMPSON CCVANCE-GRANVILLE CCWILKES CCWILSON TCCEDGECOMBE CCPAMLICO CCPIEDMONT CCRANDOLPH CCBLADEN CCROWAN-CABARRUS CCMAYLAND CCSOUTHWESTERN CCBEAUFORT COUNTY CCTRI-COUNTY CCMCDOWELL TCCWESTERN PIEDMONT CCMITCHELL CCMONTGOMERY CCMARTIN CCHAYWOOD CCBLUE RIDGE CCALAMANCE CCDURHAM TCCCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLECAPE FEAR CCSOUTHEASTERN CCCENTRAL CAROLINA CC
TOTAL 1995-96TOTAL 1994-95
3811143521
a2121
3331
3o11111o111111221
2o1oo12oooo1ooooooooooooo
1240
59
16777447594s6643o12642o4352231
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172.205
5a739
1273923o33252a312329324143oo213o1111111o11o2oooooooooo
145135
813a
17a6
1367
124a4345346532744422234242311211111211421ooooooooo
212216
1411118776665s4444433333333333222222221
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169
154as456366a45622232423
43
. 2233432112111
21
2
1
144
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT PROGRAM FTE TABLE 331995-96
COLLEGES SUMMER
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 0 0 0 0 1ANSON CC 0 0 0 0ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 0 0 0 0BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0BLADEN CC 0 0 0 0BLUE RIDGE CC 0 0 0 0BRUNSWICK CC 0 0 0 0CALDWELL CC & TI 0 0 0 0CAPE FEAR CC 0 0 0 0CARTERET CC 0 0 0 0CATAWBA VALLEY CC 0 0 0 0CENTRAL CAROL/NA CC 0 0 0 0CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0CLEVELAND CC 0 0 0 0COASTAL CAROLINA CC 0 0 0 0COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 0 0 0 0CRAVEN CC 0 0 0 0DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0DURHAM TCC 0 0 0 0EDGECOMBE CC 0 0 0 0FAYETTEVILLE TCC 0 0 0 0FORSYTH TCC 0 0 0 0GASTON COLLEGE 0 0 0 0GUILFORD TCC 0 0 0 0HALIFAX CC 0 0 0 0HAYWOOD CC 0 0 0 0ISOTHERMAL CC 0 0 0 0JAMES SPRUNT CC 0 0 0 0JOHNSTON CC 0 0 0 0LENOIR CC 0 0 0 0MARTIN CC 0 0 0 0MAYLAND CC 0 0 0 0MCDOWELL TCC 0 0 0 0MITCHELL CC 0 0 0 0MONTGOMERY CC 0 0 0 0NASH CC 0 0 0 0PAMLICO CC 0 0 0 0PIEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0
PITT CC 0 - 0 0 0RANDOLPH CC 0 0 0 0RICHMOND CC 0 0 0 0ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 0 0 0ROBESON CC 0 0 0 0ROCKINGHAM CC 0 0 0 0ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 0 0 0 0
SAMPSON CC 0 0 0 0SANDHILLS CC 0 0 0 0SOUTHEASTERN CC 0 0 0 0
SOUTHWESTERN CC 0 0 0 0STANLY CC 0 0 0 0
SURRY CC 0 0 0 0TRI-COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 0 0 0 0
WAKE TCC 0 0 0 0
WAYNE CC 0 0 0 0WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0
WILKES CC 0 0 0 0
WILSON TCC 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 1995-96 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 1994-95 0 0 38 2 10
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
132
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JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT PROGRAM FTE TABLE 33A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
RANK COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 ALAMANCE CC 0 0 0 0 0 1
2 ANSON CC 0 0 0 0 0
3 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 0 0 0 0 0
4 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0 0
5 BLADEN CC 0 0 0 0 0
6 BLUE RIDGE CC 0 0 0 0 0
7 BRUNSWICK CC 0 0 0 0 0
8 CALDWELL CC & TI 0 0 0 0 0
9 CAPE FEAR CC 0 0 0 0 0
10 CARTERET CC 0 0 0 0 0
11 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 0 0 0 0 0
12 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 0 0 0 0 0
13 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0 0
14 CLEVELAND CC 0 0 0 0 0
15 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 0 0 0 0 0
16 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 0 0 0 0 0
17 CRAVEN CC 0 0 0 0 0
18 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0 0
19 DURHAM TCC 0 0 0 0 0
20 EDGECOMBE CC 0 0 0 0 0
21 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 0 0 0 0 0
22 FORSYTH TCC 0 0 0 0 0
23 GASTON COLLEGE 0 0 0 0 0
24 GUILFORD TCC 0 0 0 0 0
25 HALIFAX CC 0 0 0 0 0
26 HAYWOOD CC 0 0 0 0 0
27 ISOTHERMAL CC 0 0 0 0 0
28 JAMES SPRUNT CC 0 0 0 0 0
29 JOHNSTON CC 0 0 0 0 0
30 LENOIR CC 0 0 0 0 0
31 MARTIN CC 0 0 0 0 0
32 MAYLAND CC 0 0 0 0 0
33 MCDOWELL TCC 0 0 0 0 0
34 MITCHELL CC 0 0 0 0 0
35 MONTGOMERY CC 0 0 0 0 0
36 NASH CC 0 0 0 0 0
37 PAMLICO CC 0 0 0 0 0
38 PIEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0 0
39 PITT CC 0 0 0 0 0
40 RANDOLPH CC 0 0 0 0 0
41 RICHMOND CC 0 0 0 0 0
42 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 0 0 0 0 0
43 ROBESON CC 0 0 0 0 0
44 ROCKINGHAM CC 0 0 0 0 0
45 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 0 0 0 0 0
46 SAMPSON CC 0 0 0 0 0
47 SANDHILLS CC 0 0 0 0 0
48 SOUTHEASTERN CC 0 0 0 0 0
49 SOUTHWESTERN CC 0 0 0 0 0
SO MANLY CC 0 0 0 0 0
51 SURRY CC 0 0 0 0 0
52 TRI-COUNTY CC 0 0 0 0 0
53 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 0 0 0 0 0 9
54 WAKE TCC 0 0 0 0 0
55 WAYNE CC 0 0 0 0 .0
56 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 0 0 0 0 0
57 WILKES CC 0 0 0 0 0
58 WILSON TCC 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 1995-96 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 1994-95 0 0 38 2 10
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM FTE1995-96
COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
TABLE 34
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 0 0 0 0 0ANSON CC 10 9 24 23 17 20ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 50 38 7 48 36 77BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 71 40 36 53 50 107BLADEN CC 2 27 21 28 19 13BLUE RIDGE CC 0 65 33 67 41 55BRUNSWICK CC 43 53 46 54 49 44CALDWELL CC & TI 1 34 31 38 26 23CAPE FEAR CC 77 65 81 48 68 89CARTERET CC 8 9 8 16 11 17CATAWBA VALLEY CC 19 76 14 75 46 51CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 16 51 24 58 37 37CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 0 0 11 0 3 29CLEVELAND CC 47 76 65 90 70 78COASTAL CAROLINA CC 38 63 40 45 46 50COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 0 4 0 3 2CRAVEN CC 6 35 38 49 32 18DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 18 31 25 32 27 13DURHAM TCC 44 22 29 45 35 45EDGECOMBE CC 5 58 43 36 36 50FAYETTEVILLE TCC 246 316 234 331 282 289FORSYTH TCC 107 170 130 153 140 151GASTON COLLEGE 13 21 14 28 19 10GUILFORD TCC 107 127 100 126 115 137HALIFAX CC 0 58 23 59 35 35HAYWOOD CC 32 131 3 116 71 99ISOTHERMAL CC 7 0 0 0 2 44JAMES SPRUNT CC 36 41 34 53 41 37JOHNSTON CC 42 42 26 51 40 46LENOIR CC 47 84 72 71 69 66MARTIN CC 33 50 33 47 41 43MAYLAND CC 51 31 14 27 31 35MCDOWELL TCC 4 21 2 19 12 20MITCHELL CC 35 46 28 38 37 48MONTGOMERY CC 6 4 0 0 3 5NASH CC 64 54 83 60 65 72PAMLICO CC 9 21 20 22 18 11PIEDMONT CC 11 15 17 25 17 20PITT CC 0 60 24 8 23 26RANDOLPH CC 15 17 17 25 19 25RICHMOND CC 34 49 33 58 44 50ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 16 33 83 93 56 78
ROBESON CC 16 56 13 52 34 42ROCKINGHAM CC 19 54 33 53 40 36ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 4 21 4 38 17 23SAMPSON CC 34 63 43 44 46 43SANDHILLS CC 23 1 3 10 10 3SOUTHEASTERN CC 28 57 60 76 55 48SOUTHWESTERN CC 27 31 28 32 30 17
STANLY CC- 14 45 36 38 34 35SURRY CC 22 71 45 70 52 45TRI-COUNTY CC 24 41 36 48 38 20
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1 59 10 5 19 18
WAKE TCC 164 193 71 268 174 199WAYNE CC 37 59 55 70 55 53WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 38 10 94 66 52 53WILKES CC 9 0 0 0 2 60
WILSON TCC 118 119 93 126 114 107
TOTAL 1995-96 1948 3027 2190 3214 2603TOTAL 1994-95 2309 3377 2528 3603 2965
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
134
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COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM FTE TABLE 34A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 246 316 234 331 282 2892 WAKE TCC 164 193 71 268 174 1993 PoRsYTH TCC 107 170 130 153 140 1514 GUILFORD TCC 107 127 100 126 115 1375 WILSON TCC 118 119 93 126 114 1076 HAYWOOD CC 32 131 3 116 71 997 CLEVELAND CC 47 76 65 90 70 788 LENOIR CC 47 84 72 71 69 669 CAPE FEAR CC 77 65 82 48 68 89
10 NASH CC 64 54 83 60 65 7211 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 16 33 83 93 56 7812 SOUTHEASTERN CC 28 57 60 76 55 4813 WAYNE CC 37 59 55 70 55 5314 SURRY CC 22 71 45 70 52 4515 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 38 10 94 66 52 5316 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 72 40 36 53 SO 10717 BRUNSWICK CC 43 53 46 54 49 4418 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 19 76 14 75 46 5119 SAMPSON CC 34 63 43 44 46 4320 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 38 63 40 45 46 5021 RICHMOND CC 34 49 33 58 44 5022 BLUE RIDGE CC o 65 33 67 41 5523 JAMES SPRUNT CC 36 41 34 53 41 3724 MARTIN CC 33 50 33 47 41 4325 JOHNSTON CC 42 42 26 51 40 4626 ROCKINGHAM CC 19 54 33 53 40 3627 TRI-COUNTY CC 24 41 36 48 38 20
28 MITCHELL CC 35 46 28 38 37 48
29 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 16 51 24 58 37 3730 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC SO 38 7 48 36 77
31 EDGECOMBE CC s 58 43 36 36 5032 DURHAM TCC 44 22 29 45 35 4533 HALIFAX CC o 58 23 59 35 3534 ROBESON CC 16 56 13 52 34 4235 STANLY CC 14 45 36 38 34 3536 CRAVEN CC 6 35 38 49 32 18
37 MAYLAND CC 51 31 14 27 31 3538 SOUTHWESTERN CC 27 31 28 32 30 17
39 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 18 31 25 32 27 13
40 CALDWELL CC & TI 1 34 31 38 26 23
41 PITT CC o 60 24 0 23 26
42 GASTON COLLEGE 13 21 14 28 19 10
43 RANDOLPH CC 15 17 17 25 19 25
44 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1 59 10 5 19 18
45 BLADEN CC 2 27 21 28 19 13
46 PAMLICO CC 9 21 20 22 18 11
47 PIEDMONT CC 11 15 17 25 17 20
48 ANSON CC 10 9 24 23 17 20
49 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 4 21 4 38 17 23
50 MCDOWELL TCC 4 21 2 19 12 20
51 CARTERET CC 8 9 a 16 11 17
52 SANDHILLS CC 23 1 3 10 10 3
53 MONTGOMERY CC 6 4 o o 3 5
54 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC o o 11 o 3 29
55 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE o 4 o 3 2
56 WILKES CC 9 o o o 2 60
57 ISOTHERMAL CC 7 o o o 2 44
58 ALAMANCE CC o o o o o
TOTAL 1995-96 1948 3027 2190 3214 2603TOTAL 1994-95 2309 3377 2528 3603 2965
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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NON-OCCUPATIONAL SELF-SUPPORTED PROGRAM FTE1995-96
1995-96AVERAGE
COLLEGES SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 112 128 53 138 108ANSON CC 2 4 o 2 2
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 44 88 14 50 49BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 27 46 24 57 39BLADEN CC 2 2 3 a 4BLUE RIDGE CC 46 34 26 37 36BRUNSWICK CC a 23 13 25 17CALDWELL CC & TI 16 21 14 17 17CAPE FEAR CC 6 2 17 49 19CARTERET CC s 16 4 10 9CATAWBA VALLEY CC 28 22 41 25 29CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 33 14 16 27 23CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 83 200 130 191 151CLEVELAND CC 1 3 4 10 5COASTAL CAROLINA CC 3 5 3 3 4COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 6 32 13 26 19CRAVEN CC 26 25 16 29 24DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 5 93 9 9 29DURHAM TCC 208 36 5 28 69EDGECOMBE CC 3 7 1 4 4FAYETTEVILLE TCC 9 17 7 14 12FORSYTH TCC 66 103 90 136 99GASTON COLLEGE 6 14 9 12 11GUILFORD TCC 39 51 37 75 51HALIFAX CC 9 o 2 o 3HAYWOOD CC 10 1 1 6 4ISOTHERMAL CC 96 103 103 173 119JAMES SPRUNT CC 2 9 a 10 7JOHNSTON CC o o 5 3 2LENOIR CC 4 o 17 7 7MARTIN CC 2 4 9 7 5MAYLAND CC 21 5 4 15 11MCDOWELL TCC o o 2 3 1
MITCHELL CC o o 1 6 2MONTGOMERY CC 24 17 10 15 17NASH CC o 1 5 4 3PAMLICO CC o o o o oPIEDMONT CC o o o o oPITT CC 22 4 17 54 25RANDOLPH CC 28 43 25 58 39RICHMOND CC o o o o oROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 15 7 o o 6ROBESON CC o 1 6 16 6ROCKINGHAM CC 40 26 20 26 28ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 1 6 2 s 3SAMPSON CC 4 o 2 1 2
SANDHILLS CC 11 84 12 93 50SOUTHEASTERN CC 3 3 4 5 4SOUTHWESTERN CC 14 6 3 4 7STANLY CC 2 2 o 2 2SURRY CC 13 20 14 15 16
TRI-COUNTY CC 11 1 8 4 6
VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 18 2 31 47 25WAKE TCC 130 5 3 3 35WAYNE CC 24 39 a 4 19
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 19 20 19 16 19
WILKES CC 11 37 16 46 28WILSON TCC o 4 o 1 1
TOTAL 1995-96 1321 1436 906 1631 1332TOTAL 1994-95 1569 1178 839 1596
TABLE 35
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
1015
25152
15101330132319
20427
164519172
1778322944
9541
41
s21
23144
10323115919207682149
20203231362410
1301
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE W/TH NEW FORMAT.
- 136
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NON-OCCUPATIONAL SELF-SUPPORTED PROGRAM FTE TABLE 35A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
123456789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CCISOTHERMAL CCALAMANCE CCFORSYTH TCCDURHAM TCCGUILFORD TCCSANDHILLS CCASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCCBEAUFORT COUNTY CCRANDOLPH CCBLUE RIDGE CCWAKE TCCDAVIDSON COUNTY CCCATAWBA VALLEY CCROCKINGHAM CCWILKES CCPITT CCVANCE-GRANVILLE CCCRAVEN CCCENTRAL CAROLINA CCCAPE FEAR CCWAYNE CCWESTERN PIEDMONT CCCOLLEGE OF ALBEMARLEMONTGOMERY CCBRUNSWICK CCCALDWELL CC & TISURRY CCFAYETTEVILLE TCCMAYLAND CCGASTON COLLEGECARTERET CCLENOIR CCSOUTHWESTERN CCJAMES SPRUNT CCROANOKE-CHOWAN CCROBESON CCTRI-COUNTY CCMARTIN CCCLEVELAND CCCOASTAL CAROLINA CCHAYWOOD CCSOUTHEASTERN CCEDGECOMBE CCBLADEN CCNASH CCHALIFAX CCROWAN-CABARRUS CCMITCHELL CCSTANLY CCSAMPSON CCANSON CCJOHNSTON CCMCDOWELL TCCWILSON TCCPAMLICO CCRICHMOND CCPIEDMONT CC
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16139216a4
142
15o
11213
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200103128103365184884643345
932226374225142
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1416
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37121424252639
4120161731161617a1913101314147494
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204951017817296825153115311923191032324519303624162310132017532134144s9
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41
10
TOTAL 1995-96 1321 1436 906 1631 1332TOTAL 1994-95. 1569 1178 839 1596 1301
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
Page 102
COLLEGES
TOTAL AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE1995-96
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING
1995-96AVERAGEANNUAL
TABLE 36
1994-95AVERAGEANNUAL
ALAMANCE CC 1596 3114 2656 2461 2460 2491ANSON CC 693 1270 1142 1294 1102 1132ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 1981 3838 3262 3407 3123 3177BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 903 1782 1460 1657 1453 1428BLADEN CC 404 824 778 784 697 642BLUE RIDGE CC 1039 1702 1456 1655 1466 1512BRUNSWICK CC 570 1161 997 1052 945 936CALDWELL CC & TI 1297 2923 2349 2739 2328 2166CAPE FEAR CC 1779 3822 3427 3384 3105 3090CARTERET CC 783 1564 1277 1374 1252 1270CATAWBA VALLEY CC 1847 3205 2958 3164 2795 2787CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 1929 3939 3586 3504 3241 3124CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 5823 11634 9177 10173 9203 9859CLEVELAND CC 989 1673 1523 1671 1464 1497COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1894 3743 3492 3664 3197 3227COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 654 1855 1670 1738 1479 1470CRAVEN CC 1135 2655 1766 2323 1972 2080DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1230 2611 2404 2483 2183 2116DURHAM TCC 1689 3726 3082 3284 2945 3118EDGECOMBE CC 971 1999 1634 1859 1617 1561FAYETTEVILLE TCC 5737 9452 7829 8923 7986 8477FORSYTH TCC 2881 4571 4062 4353 3967 3990GASTON COLLEGE 1904 3771 3409 3740 3207 3579GUILFORD TCC 3066 6498 5477 5776 5207 5227HALIFAX CC 819 1739 1624 1644 1458 1412HAYWOOD CC 765 1530 1296 1493 1272 1312ISOTHERMAL CC 794 1688 1461 1594 1387 1420JAMES SPRUNT CC 694 1179 1059 1182 1030 1086JOHNSTON CC 2052 3185 2437 3083 2692 2680LENOIR CC 1062 2591 2330 2417 2101 2053MARTIN CC 440 979 930 1026 844 845MAYLAND CC 682 902 820 1031 860 896MCDOWELL TCC 513 1037 903 1041 875 797MITCHELL CC 832 1631 1416 1430 1328 1429MONTGOMERY CC 438 741 677 799 667 669NASH CC 892 1730 1611 1772 1502 1458PAMLICO CC 98 282 229 246 216 219PIEDMONT CC 629 1289 1011 1362 1072 1180PITT CC 2515 4075 3842 3585 3505 3137RANDOLPH CC 1091 1820 1566 1654 1535 1645RICHMOND CC 969 1620 1521 1722 1458 1472ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 491 950 958 949 839 915ROBESON CC 961 2205 2044 2336 1887 1778ROCKINGHAM CC 1183 1956 1690 1821 1664 1738ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 1291 3691 2781 2983 2688 2567SAMPSON CC 738 1279 1379 1271 1167 1142SANDHILLS CC 1523 3065 2648 2885 2531 . 2628SOUTHEASTERN CC 851 1996 1916 2039 1702 1666SOUTHWESTERN CC 941 1752 1566 1797 1516 1455STANLY CC 961 1749 1435 1811 1492 1520SURRY CC 1259 2758 2490 2502 2256 2240TRI-COUNTY CC 342 747 655 792 636 615VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1526 2795 2573 2714 2404 2461WAKE TCC 3970 6354 6737 6564 5908 5809WAYNE CC 1509 3099 2876 2835 2582 2546WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1421 2519 2245 2409 2151 1963WILKES CC 1305 2007 1834 1961 1779 1662WILSON TCC 1141 1677 1581 1729 1533 1391
TOTAL 1995-96 79492 151949 133014 142941 126931TOTAL 1994-95 79406 151496 135004 144809 127762
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE W/TH NEW FORMAT.
138
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TOTAL AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE TABLE 36A(RANKED BY 1995-96 AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE COLUMN)
RANK COLLEGES
1995-96 1994-95AVERAGE AVERAGE
SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING ANNUAL ANNUAL
1 CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC 5823 11634 9177 10173 9203 9859
2 FAYETTEVILLE TCC 5737 9452 7829 8923 7986 8477
3 WAKE TCC 3970 6354 6737 6564 5908 5809
4 GUILFORD TCC 3066 6498 5477 5776 5207 5227
5 FORSYTH TCC 2881 4571 4062 4353 3967 3990
6 PITT CC 2515 4075 3842 3585 3505 3137
7 CENTRAL CAROLINA CC 1929 3939 3586 3504 3241 3124
8 GASTON COLLEGE 1904 3771 3409 3740 3207 3579
9 COASTAL CAROLINA CC 1894 3743 3492 3664 3197 3227
10 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBETCC 1981 3838 3262 3407 3123 3177
11 CAPE FEAR CC 1779 3822 3427 3384 3105 3090
12 DURHAM TCC 1689 3726 3082 3284 2945 3118
13 CATAWBA VALLEY CC 1847 3205 2958 3164 2795 2787
14 JOHNSTON CC 2052 3185 2437 3083 2692 2680
15 ROWAN-CABARRUS CC 1291 3691 2781 2983 2688 2567
16 WAYNE CC 1509 3099 2876 2835 2582 2546
17 SANDHILLS CC 1523 3065 2648 2885 2531 2628
18 ALAMANCE CC 1596 3114 2656 2461 2460 2491
19 VANCE-GRANVILLE CC 1526 2795 2573 2714 2404 2461
20 CALDWELL CC & TI 1297 2923 2349 2739 2328 2166
21 SURRY CC 1259 2758 2490 2502 2256 2240
22 DAVIDSON COUNTY CC 1230 2611 2404 2483 2183 2116
23 WESTERN PIEDMONT CC 1421 2519 2245 2409 2151 1963
24 LENOIR CC 1062 2591 2330 2417 2101 2053
25 CRAVEN CC 1135 2655 1766 2323 1972 2080
26 ROBESON CC 961 2205 2044 2336 1887 1778
27 WILKES CC 1305 2007 1834 1961 1779 1662
28 SOUTHEASTERN CC 851 1996 1916 2039 1702 1666
29 ROCKINGHAM CC 1183 1956 1690 1821 1664 1738
30 EDGECOMBE CC 971 1999 1634 1859 1617 1561
31 RANDOLPH CC 1091 1820 1566 1654 1535 1645
32 WILSON TCC 1141 1677 1581 1729 1533 1391
33 SOUTHWESTERN CC 941 1752 1566 1797 1516 1455
34 NASH CC 892 1730 1611 1772 1502 1458
35 STANLY CC 961 1749 1435 1811 1492 1520
36 COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE 654 1855 1670 1738 1479 1470
37 BLUE RIDGE CC 1039 1702 1456 1655 1466 1512
38 CLEVELAND CC 989 1673 1523 1671 1464 1497
39 RICHMOND CC 969 1620 1521 1722 1458 1472
40 HALIFAX CC 819 1739 1624 1644 1458 1412
41 BEAUFORT COUNTY CC 903 1782 1460 1657 1453 1428
42 ISOTHERMAL CC 794 1688 1461 1594 1387 1420
43 MITCHELL CC 832 1631 1416 1430 1328 1429
44 HAYWOOD CC 765 1530 1296 1493 1272 1312
45 CARTERET CC 783 1564 1277 1374 1252 1270
46 SAMPSON CC 738 1279 1379 1271 1167 1142
47 ANSON CC 693 2270 1142 1294 1102 1132
48 PIEDMONT CC 629 1289 1011 1362 1072 1180
49 JAMES SPRUNT CC 694 1179 1059 1182 1030 1086
50 BRUNSWICK CC 570 1161 997 1052 945 936
51 MCDOWELL TCC 513 1037 903 1041 875 797
52 MAYLAND CC 682 902 820 1031 860 896
53 MARTIN CC 440 979 930 1026 844 845
54 ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC 491 950 958 949 839 915
55 BLADEN CC 404 824 778 784 697 642
56 MONTGOMERY CC 438 741 677 799 667 669
57 TRI-COUNTY CC 342 747 655 792 636 615
58 PAMLICO CC 98 282 229 246 216 219
TOTAL 1995-96 79492 151949 133014 142941 126931
TOTAL 1994-95 79406 151496 135004 144809 127762
1993-94 DATA ONLY AVAILABLE IN OLD FORMAT AND NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW FORMAT.
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STA
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AB
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141
142
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TABLE 39
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR
1995-96)
FULL-TIME STAFF ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY AREA
OF RESPONSIBILITY
(SEATBL39)
COLLEGE
SENIOR
ADMIN
OTHER
ADMIN
CURR/EXT
FACULTY
PROFESS
CLERICAL
TECH/
PARAPROF
SKILLED
CRAFTS
SERV/
MAINT
TOTAL
ALAMANCE CC
63
81
23
27
15
2157
ANSON CC
s3
39
10
713
380
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMB
710
93
27
40
a37
222
BEAUFORT COUNTY C
652
25
23
12
11
129
BLADEN CC
44
21
10
14
31
663
BLUE RIDGE CC
42
44
19
19
99
106
BRUNSWICK CC
51
25
26
10
86
81
CALDWELL CC 8 TI
44
72
31
22
19
6158
CAPE FEAR CC
76
88
16
37
22
25
183
CARTERET CC
35
39
17
15
11
494
CATAWBA VALLEY CC
44
101
42
35
24
19
229
CENTRAL CAROLINA
65
112
44
38
16
23
244
CENTRAL PIEDMONT
618
251
103
126
128
523
660
CLEVELAND CC
47
44
19
16
613
109
COASTAL CAROLINA
34
109
40
31
22
14
223
COLLEGE OF ALBEMA
65
53
30
521
27
129
CRAVEN CC
413
58
34
28
718
162
DAVIDSON COUNTY C
48
67
26
30
12
211
160
DURHAM TCC
82
111
42
22
20
14
219
EDGECOMBE CC
45
77
23
19
64
138
FAYETTEVILLE TCC
86
212
76
91
50
84
527
FORSYTH TCC
10
16
133
37
34
33
37
300
GASTON COLLEGE
86
107
27
51
28
21
248
GUILFORD TCC
511
184
58
68
42
354
425
HALIFAX CC
559
23
20
a13
128
HAYWOOD CC
55
59
24
23
10
18
144
ISOTHERMAL CC
65
51
27
27
25
120
162
JAMES SPRUNT CC
49
45
16
20
10
9113
JOHNSTON CC
7114
20
20
17
17
195
LENOIR CC
63
81
23
23
15
18
169
143
144
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NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR 1995-96)
FULL-TIME STAFF ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY
(SEATBL39)
COLLEGE
SENIOR
ADMIN
OTHER
ADMIN
CURR/EXT
FACULTY
PROFESS
CLERICAL
TECH/
PARAPROF
SKILLED
CRAFTS
SERV/
MAINT
TOTAL
MARTIN CC
63
27
14
10
99
78
MAYLAND CC
48
26
13
523
382
MCDOWELL TCC
55
29
10
12
10
576
MITCHELL CC
548
21
17
14
11
116
MONTGOMERY CC
526
18
97
469
NASH CC
44
58
20
17
10
5118
PAMLICO CC
512
99
338
PIEDMONT CC
32
48
31
22
13
11
130
PITT CC
58
119
41
45
18
25
261
RANDOLPH CC
61
48
21
24
10
20
130
RICHMOND CC
67
40
27
17
612
115
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC
67
31
22
12
10
593
ROBESON CC
69
46
20
18
16
22
137
ROCKINGHAM CC
55
57
23
20
17
112
140
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC
66
76
29
26
20
9172
SAMPSON CC
46
46
15
22
11
9113
SANDHILLS CC
68
115
27
23
25
321
228
SOUTHEASTERN CC
58
70
43
25
16
212
181
SOUTHWESTERN CC
44
50
22
20
816
124
STANLY CC
67
54
23
17
13
9129
SURRY CC
56
72
22
21
13
17
156
TRI-COUNTY CC
61
22
79
42
51
VANCE-GRANVILLE C
79
84
31
26
27
.12
196
WAKE TCC
89
212
81
80
19
717
433
WAYNE CC
6100
36
31
22
19
214
WESTERN PIEDMONT
67
62
23
17
22
313
153
WILKES CC
56
58
32
925
811
154
WILSON TCC
55
46
26
16
10
214
124
1995-96
314
311
4,264
1,645
1.520
1,018
42
854
9,968
1994-95
324
320
4,260
1,599
1,549
960
41
874
9,927
1993-94
323
329
4,229
1,563
1,528
910
49
870
9,801
145
146
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TABLE 40
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR
1995-96)
FULL-TIME STAFF ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE,
BY AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY AND YEARS OF SERVICE
(SEATBL40)
POSITION TITLE
xxxxmo(*******x****mx*xmommoo(m30(*******RANGExmom*************xmoommommommomomem
UNDER
6-10
11-15
16-20
21-25
26 AND
NUMBER OF
CATEGORY
6 YEARS
XYEARS
XYEARS
XYEARS
XYEARS
xUP YEARS
XEMPLOYEES
SENIOR ADMIN
86
27.4
52
16.6
44
14.0
41
13.1
43
13.7
48
15.3
314
OTHER ADMIN
70
22.5
56
18.0
56
18.0
49
15.8
49
15.8
31
10.0
311
CURR/EXT FACU
1,832
43.0
826
19.4
580
13.6
469
11.0
338
7.9
219
5.1
4,264
PROFESSIONAL
676
41.1
356
21.6
216
13.1
213
12.9
123
7.5
61
3.7
1,645
CLERICAL
703
46.3
353
23.2
197
13.0
151
9.9
72
4.7
44
2.9
1,520
TECH/PARAPRO
394
38.7
219
21.5
168
16.5
125
12.3
76
7.5
36
3.5
1,018
SKILL CRAFTS
12
28.6
15
35.7
819.0
49.5
37.1
0.0
42
SERV/MAINT
'
499
58.4
186
21.8
100
11.7
46
5.4
15
1.8
80.9
854
1995-96
4,272
42.9
2,063
20.7
1,369
13.7
1,098
11.0
719
7.2
447
4.5
9,968
1994-95
3,864
38.9
2,175
21.9
1,455
14.7
1,156
11.6
767
7.7
510
5.1
9,927
1993-94
3,970
40.5
2,067
21.1
1,482
15.1
1,177
12.0
687
7.0
418
4.3
9,801
147
148
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681
16.0
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24.5
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NA
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975
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211
20.7
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20.
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1,01
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1995
-96
1,76
123
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1,91
725
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3,34
744
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491
6.5%
390.
5%7,
555
1994
-95
1,73
623
.0%
1,91
725
.4%
3,34
744
.3%
488
6.5%
390.
5%7,
552
1993
-94
1,73
323
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1,86
525
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3,26
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448
6.1%
390.
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320
568
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314
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221
312
220
326
441
631
1
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1,91
111
534
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825
518
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NA
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711
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179
101,
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289
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TE
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PR
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NA
L19
731
564
412
615
841
157
201,
018
1995
-96
2,99
029
754
3,54
458
747
6,53
488
413
47,
552
1994
-95
2,97
430
365
3,47
358
365
6,44
788
613
07,
463
1993
-94
2,99
328
361
3,37
158
066
6,34
686
312
77,
354
152
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TABLE 43
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR 1995-96)
FULLTIME AND PART-TIME CURRICULUM FACULTY ONLY
BY INSTRUCTIONAL CATEGORY, BY EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFICATION
(SEATBL43)
PROGRAM
CATEGORY
MXXXXX*X*****
FULL-TIME
PERMANENT
%
EMPL OYMENT
FULLTIME
TEMPORARY
%
CI. ASS I FIC A T ION
PART-TIME
PARP-TIME
PERMANENT
%TEMPORARY
**X**********
%TOTAL
ACADEMIC
1.484
40.9
25
0.7
59
1.6
2.060
56.8
3,628
AGRICULTURE
59
69.4
0.0
0.0
26
30.6
85
DISTR/MARKET
67
31.3
0.0
41.9
143
66.8
214
ENG/SCI
293
53.3
20.4
40.7
251
45.6
550
HEALTH
704
61.8
40.4
13
1.1
419
36.8
1,140
HOME ECON
64
40.8
0.0
21.3
91
58.0
157
OFFICE
-
600
40.4
12
0.8
25
1.7
849
57.1
1,486
TRADES
673
45.2
80.5
30
2.0
779
52.3
1.490
1995-96
3.944
45.1
51
0.6
137
1.6
4.618
52.8
8,750
1994-95
3.944
45.8
50
0.6
163
1.9
4,449
51.7
8,606
1993-94
3.892
45.2
60
0.7
234
2.7
4,427
51.4
8,613
The information in this report is the result of a "snapshot" taken of college staff data bases
AS OF 10/01/95, 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-time Temporary which are listed on this report
are determined by each college based on their definition of these terms.
153
154
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TABLE 44
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR 1995-96)
FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY
BY INSTRUCTIONAL CATEGORY, BY EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFICATION
(SEATBL44)
*************
EMPLOYMENT
PROGRAM
FULL-TIME
FULL-TIME
CATEGORY
PERMANENT
%TEMPORARY
CLASSIFICATION
PART-TIME
%PERMANENT
%
************
PART-TIME
TEMPORARY
%TOTAL
ACADEMIC
232
7.3
50.2
110
3.5
2,828
89.1
3,175
AGRICULTURE
27.7
13.8
0.0
23
88.5
26
DISTR/MARKET
21.3
0.0
21.3
149
97.4
153
ENG/SCI
10.5
0.0
94.9
175
94.6
185
HEALTH
13
1.4
0.0
29
3.1
899
95.5
941
HOME ECON
51.7
0.0
62.1
277
96.2
288
OFFICE
14
2.4
0.0
40.7
558
96.9
576
TRADES
34
2.2
10.1
29
1.9
1,448
95.8
1,512
1995-96
303
4.4
70.1
189
2.8
6,357
92.7
6,856
1994-95
298
4.4
90.1
191
2.8
6,273
92.6
6,771
1993-94
316
4.5
11
0.2
337
4.8
6,331
90.5
6,995
The information
in this report is the result
of a "snapshot" taken of college staff
data bases
AS OF 10/01/95,
and may not accurately reflect the total number of part-timetemporary 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-time Temporary which
are listed on this report
are determined by each college based on their definition of these terms.
155
156
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TABLE 45
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR
1995-96)
FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME CURRICULUM AND EXTENSION
FACULTY ONLY
BY INSTRUCTIONAL CATEGORY, BY EMPLOYMENT
CLASSIFICATION
(SEATBL45)
3000000000000(
PROGRAM
FULL-TIME
CATEGORY
PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFICATION
FULL-TIME
PART-TIME
XTEMPORARY
XPERMANENT
X
MOEMOMENN**
PART-TIME
TEMPORARY
XTOTAL
ACADEMIC
1,716
25.2
30
0.4
169
2.5
4,888
71.9
6,803
AGRICULTURE
;
61
55.0
10.9
0.0
49
44.1
111
DISTR/MARKET
69
18.8
0.0
61.6
292
79.6
367
ENG/SCI
294
40.0
20.3
13
1.8
426
58.0
735
HEALTH
717
34.5
40.2
42
2.0
1,318
63.3
2,081
HOME ECON
69
15.5
0.0
81.8
368
82.7
445
OFFICE
614
29.8
12
0.6
29
1.4
1,407
68.2
2,062
TRADES
707
23.6
90.3
59
2.0
2,227
74.2
3,002
1995-96
4,247
27.2
58
0.4
326
2.1
10,975
70.3
15,606
1994-95
4,242
27.6
59
0.4
345
2.3
10,722
69.7
15,377
1993-94
4,208
27.0
71
0.5
571
3.7
10,758
68.9
15,608
The information
in this
report is the
result of
a"snapshot" taken
of college staff
data bases
AS OF 10/01/95,
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-time Temporarywhich are listed on this report
are determined by each college based on their definition of these
terms.
157
158
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TABLE 46
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR 1995-96)
FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE,
BY INSTRUCTIONAL CATEGORY, BY RACE AND SEX
(SEATBL46)
PROGRAM
CATEGORY
**********
MALE
s E X
**mom***
XFEMALE
%
******N*********M*
WHITE
%BLACK
***********
xINDIAN
R A C E
*****N*******************
%HISPANIC
%ASIAN
%TOTAL
ACADEMIC
780
45.3
943
54.7
1,500
87.1
182
10.6
14
0.8
80.5
19
1.1
1,723
AGRICULTURE
47
75.8
15
24.2
61
98.4
11.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
62
DISTR/MARKET
38
55.9
30
44.1
63
92.6
57.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
68
ENG/SCI
271
92.2
23
7.8
276
93.9
72.4
20.7
20.7
72.4
294
HEALTH
74
10.3
644
89.7
653
90.9
60
8.4
20.3
0.0
30.4
718
HOME ECON
15
21.7
54
78.3
62
89.9
68.7
11.4
0.0
0.0
69
OFFICE
259
41.9
359
58.1
541
87.5
63
10.2
30.5
0.0
11
1.8
618
TRADES
588
82.6
124
17.4
653
91.7
46
6.5
11
1.5
10.1
10.1
712
1995-96
2,072
48.6 2,192
51.4
3,809
89.3
370
8.7
33
0.8
11
0.3
41
1.0
4,264
1994-95
2,096
49.2 2,164
50.8
3,801
89.2
377
8.8
30
0.7
80.2
44
1.0
4,260
1993-94
2,120
50.1 2,109
49.9
3,777
89.3
373
8.8
31
0.7
80.2
40
0.9
4,229
159
160
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NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL
YEAR 1995-96)
FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY,
9 MONTHS OR MORE, HIGHEST DEGREE EARNED
(SETBL41)
COLLEGE
LESS THAN
BACHELOR'S
DEGREE
xBACHELOR'S
DEGREE
xMASTER'S
DEGREE
XDOCTOR'S
DEGREE
x
EDUCATIONAL
SPECIALIST
DEGREE
XTOTAL
ALAMANCE CC
16
19.8
13
16.0
48
59.3
44.9
0.0
81
ANSON CC
12
30.8
11
28.2
13
33.3
25.1
12.6
39
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMB
12
12.9
24
25.8
53
57.0
44.3
0.0
93
BEAUFORT COUNTY C
917.3
815.4
33
63.5
23.8
0.0
52
BLADEN CC
733.3
628.6
38.1
0.0
0.0
21
BLUE RIDGE CC
613.6
818.2
26
59.1
49.1
0.0
44
BRUNSWICK CC
624.0
520.0
11
44.0
312.0
0.0
25
CALDWELL CC & TI
11
15.3
15
20.8
38
52.8
56.9
34.2
72
CAPE FEAR CC
15
17.0
17
19.3
50
56.8
66.8
0.0
88
CARTERET CC
820.5
512.8
24
61.5
25.1
0.0
39
CATAWBA VALLEY CC
20
19.8
29
28.7
47
46.5
55.0
0.0
101
CENTRAL CAROLINA
24
21.4
38
33.9
41
36.6
98.0
0.0
112
CENTRAL PIEDMONT
28
11.2
44
17.5
148
59.0
31
12.4
0.0
251
CLEVELAND CC
511.4
13
29.5
22
50.0
24.5
24.5
44
COASTAL CAROLINA
17
15.6
16
14.7
63
57.8
13
11.9
0.0
109
COLLEGE OF ALBEMA
611.3
611.3
37
69.8
47.5
0.0
53
CRAVEN CC
12
20.7
18
31.0
25
43.1
35.2
0.0
58
DAVIDSON COUNTY C
57.5
11
16.4
36
53.7
15
22.4
0.0
67
DURHAM TCC
a7.2
31
27.9
60
54.1
12
10.8
0.0
111
EDGECOMBE CC
20
26.0
26
33.8
30
39.0
11.3
0.0
77
FAYETTEVILLE TCC
28
13.2
45
21.2
125
59.0
14
6.6
0.0
212
FORSYTH TCC
20
15.0
39
29.3
66
49.6
86.0
0.0
133
GASTON COLLEGE
98.4
32
29.9
51
47.7
15
14.0
0.0
107
GUILFORD TCC
29
15.8
37
20.1
106
57.6
12
6.5
0.0
184
HALIFAX CC
12
20.3
10
16.9
32
54.2
58.5
0.0
59
HAYWOOD CC
12
20.3
13
22.0
33
55.9
11.7
0.0
59
ISOTHERMAL CC
59.8
917.6
29
56.9
23.9
611.8
51
JAMES SPRUNT CC
920.0
15
33.3
20
44.4
12.2
0.0
45
JOHNSTON CC
49
43.0
33
28.9
30
26.3
21.8
0.0
114
LENOIR CC
10
12.3
19
23.5
48
59.3
44.9
0.0
81
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COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95.(FISCAL YEAR 1995-96)
FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, HIGHEST DEGREE EARNED
(SETBL41)
COLLEGE
LESS THAN
BACHELOR'S
DEGREE
XBACHELOR'S
DEGREE
XMASTER'S
DEGREE
XDOCTOR'S
DEGREE
%
EDUCATIONAL
SPECIALIST
DEGREE
%TOTAL
MARTIN CC
725.9
414.8
15
55.6
13.7
.0
27
MAYLAND CC
519.2
830.8
12
46.2
13.8
.0
26
MCDOWELL TCC
620.7
11
37.9
11
37.9
13.4
.0
29
MITCHELL CC
12.1
12
25.0
35
72.9
0.0
.0
48
MONTGOMERY CC
934.6
934.6
726.9
13.8
.0
26
NASH CC
58.6
16
27.6
31
53.4
610.3
.0
58
PAMLICO CC
216.7
325.0
758.3
0.0
.0
12
PIEDMONT CC
13
27.1
14
29.2
21
43.8
0.0
.0
48
PITT CC
23
19.3
32
26.9
62
52.1
21.7
.0
119
RANDOLPH CC
714.6
19
39.6
19
39.6
36.3
.0
48
RICHMOND CC
37.5
717.5
27
67.5
37.5
.0
40
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC
516.1
722.6
19
61.3
0.0
.0
31
ROBESON CC
12
26.1
11
23.9
23
50.0
0.0
.0
46
ROCKINGHAM CC
814.0
12
21.1
34
59.6
35.3
.0
57
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC
911.8
19
25.0
46
60.5
22.6
.0
76
SAMPSON CC
715.2
13
28.3
25
54.3
12.2
.0
46
SANDHILLS CC
10
8.7
27
23.5
72
62.6
65.2
.0
115
SOUTHEASTERN CC
13
18.6
22
31.4
31
44.3
45.7
.0
70
SOUTHWESTERN CC
714.0
12
24.0
27
54.0
48.0
.0
50
STANLY CC
11
20.4
19
35.2
24
44.4
0.0
.0
54
SURRY CC
15
20.8
14
19.4
33
45.8
10
13.9
.0
72
TRI-COUNTY CC
522.7
522.7
940.9
313.6
.0
22
VANCE-GRANVILLE C
910.7
26
31.0
47
56.0
22.4
.0
84
WAKE TCC
32
15.1
65
30.7
101
47.6
13
6.1
1.5
212
WAYNE CC
12
12.0
23
23.0
60
60.0
55.0
.0
100
WESTERN PIEDMONT
23.2
914.5
45
72.6
34.8
3.8
62
WILKES CC
46.9
13
22.4
35
60.3
610.3
.0
58
WILSON TCC
919.6
17
37.0
20
43.5
0.0
.0
46
1995-96
681
16.0
1,045
24.5
2,251
52.8
271
6.4
16
.4
4,264
1994-95
695
16.3
1,040
24.4
2,241
52.6
268
6.3
16
.4
4,260
1993-94
725
17.1
1,039
24.6
2,209
52.2
242
5.7
14
.3
4,229
163
164
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COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR 1995-96)
FULL-TIME CURRICULUWEXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY RACE AND SEX
ISEATBL481
COLLEGE
MALE
HHITE
MALE
BLACK
MALE
INDIAN
MALE
OTHER
FEMALE
WHITE
FEMALE
BLACK
FEMALE
INDIAN
FEMALE
OTHER
TOTAL
WHITE
TOTAL
BLACK
TOTAL
INDIAN
TOTAL
OTHER
TOTAL
ALAMANCE CC
34
4.
136
670
10
181
ANSON CC
24
310
234
539
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMB
49
42
z91
z93
BEAUFORT COUNTY C
22
129
51
152
BLADEN CC
71
11
11
18
z1
21
BLUE RIOGE CC
27
17
44
44
BRUNSHICK CC
13
11
124
125
CALDWELL CC & TI
27
143
170
11
72
CAPE FEAR CC
46
21
33
51
79
72
88
CARTERET CC
13
125
38
139
CATAWBA VALLEY CC
58
22
37
11
95
33
101
CENTRAL CAROLINA
54
650
2104
a112
CENTRAL PIEDMONT
112
93
104
18
32
216
27.
35
251
CLEVELAND CC
22
215
537
744
COASTAL CAROLINA
53
153
11
106
21
109
COLLEGE OF ALBEMA
24
127
151
11
53
CRAVEN CC
25
Z25
650
a58
DAVIDSON COUNTY C
30
11
34
164
21
67
DURHAM TCC
39
71
346
11
485
18
17
111
EDGECOMBE CC
20
244
10
164
12
177
FAYETTEVILLE TCC
92
51
381
25
32
173
30
45
212
FORSYTH TCC
59
31
61
9120
12
1133
GASTON COLLEGE
49
347
896
11
107
GUILFORD TCC
81
10
23
74
12
2155
22
25
184
HALIFAX CC
24
2z
25
649
a2
59
HAYWOOD CC
38
21
59
59
ISOTHERMAL CC
24
124
11
48
12
51
JAMES SPRUNT CC
16
11
21
51
37
62
45
JOHNSTON CC
62
71
41
3103
10
1114
LENOIR CC
34
21
P?
573
71
81
165
166
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COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 1FISCAL YEAR 1995-961
FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE, BY RACE AND SEX
ISEATBL4B1
COLLEGE
MALE
WHITE
MALE
BLACK
MALE
INDIAN
MALE
OTHER
FEMALE
WHITE
FEMALE
BLACK
FEMALE
INDIAN
FEMALE
OTHER
TOTAL
WHITE
TOTAL
BLACK
TOTAL
INDIAN
TOTAL
OTHER
TOTAL
MARTIN CC
10
213
11
23
31
27
MAYLAND CC
10
16
26
26
MCDOWELL TCC
15
14
29
29
MITCHELL CC
25
117
542
51
48
MONTGOMERY CC
14
110
124
11
26
NASH CC
21
41
31
152
41
158
PAMLICO CC
83
111
112
PIEDMONT CC
26
216
442
648
PITT CC
53
11
55
9108
10
1119
RANDOLPH CC
24
122
146
248
RICHMOND CC
16
113
a29
10
140
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC
10
11
16
326
41
31
ROBESON cc
82
19
67
27
a11
46
ROCKINGHAM CC
31
121
.4
52
557
ROWAN-CABARRUS CC
29
239
468
62
76
SAMPSON CC
18
120
61
38
71
46
SANDHILLS CC
52
348
12
100
15
115
SOUTHEASTERN CC
30
11
31
42
161
52
270
SOUTHWESTERN CC
18
I31
49
150
STANLY CC
19
131
21
50
31
54
SURRY CC
41
30
171
172
TRI-COUNTY CC
13
922
22
VANCE-GRANVILLE C
27
346
a73
II
84
WAKE TCC
87
1100
17
11
187
22
12
212
MAYNE CC
45
31
46
591
81
100
WESTERN PIEDMONT
30
127
457
562
MILKES CC
32
25
157
158
NILSON TCC
21
223
44
246
1995-96
1,911
115
12
34
1,898
255
21
18
3,809
370
33
52
4,264
1994-95
1,929
122
936
1,872
.255
21
16
3,801
377
30
52
4,260
1993-94
1,962
114
N/A
42
1,815
257
N/A
37
3,777
373
N/A
79
4,229
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COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR 1995-96)
FULL-TIME tURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE,-
BY PRINCIPAL AREA OF INSTRUCTION
(SEATBL49)
COLLEGE
ACAD-
DEMIC
%AGRI-
CULTURE
%DISTR
MARK
%HEALTH
%HOME
ECON
%OFFICE
%ENG
SCI
%TRADES
%TOTAL
ALAMANCE CC
23
28.4
11.2
44.9
12
14.8
56.2
12
15.3
10
12.8
14
17.7
81
ANSON CC
18
46.2
0.0
12.6
37.7
0.0
410.7
13.0
12
31.2
3-9
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMB
31
33.3
0.0
44.3
23
24.7
0.0
12
13.4
12
13.4
11
12.3
93
BEAUFORT COUNTY C
19
36.5
11.9
0.0
917.3
0.0
12
23.5
12.4
10
19.7
52
BLADEN CC
419.0
0.0
0.0
314.3
0.0
419.5
0.0
10
48.1
21
BLUE RIDGE CC
17
38.6
12.3
12.3
49.1
0.0
818.6
37.3
10
23.2
44
BRUNSWICK CC
936.0
312.0
28.0
312.0
0.0
28.5
312.5
312.5
25
CALDWELL CC 8 TI
31
43.1
0.0
0.0
15
20.8
11.4
11
15.7
34.6
11
15.7
72
CAPE FEAR CC
45
51.1
0.0
11.1
10
11.4
11.1
56.1
67.3
20
23.2
88
CARTERET CC
10
25.6
0.0
0.0
11
28.2
25.1
10
26.1
25.6
410.7
39
CATAWBA VALLEY CC
36
35.6
44.0
11.0
15
14.9
11.0
13
13.3
10
10.4
21
21.2
101
CENTRAL CAROLINA
42
37.5
43.6
65.4
13
11.6
21.8
14
13.0
44.0
27
24.6
112
CENTRAL PIEDMONT
112
44.6
20.8
83.2
32
12.7
62.4
38
'
15.6
23
9.6
30
12.4
251
CLEVELAND CC
13
29.5
0.0
24.5
36.8
12.3
12
27.7
49.5
920.9
44
COASTAL CAROLINA
55
50.5
0.0
10.9
19
17.4
10.9
16
15.1
76.9
10
9.6
109
COLLEGE OF ALBEMA
31
58.5
0.0
0.0
917.0
0.0
48.0
24.2
713.7
53
CRAVEN CC
27
46.6
0.0
11.7
712.1
0.0
814.2
0.0
15
26.3
58
DAVIDSON COUNTY C
25
37.3
0.0
0.0
12
17.9
11.5
17
25.8
69.4
69.4
67
DURHAM TCC
51
45.9
0.0
0.0
29
26.1
0.0
15
14.0
11
10.4
55.0
111
EDGECOMBE CC
32
41.6
0.0
0.0
17
22.1
22.6
10
13.4
23.0
14
18.6
77
FAYETTEVILLE TCC
87
41.0
10.5
73.3
34
16.0
31.4
40
19.3
15
7.5
25
12.2
212
FORSYTH TCC
47
35.3
2.
1.5
10.8
35
26.3
21.5
16
12.5
10
8.0
20
15.5
133
GASTON COLLEGE
44
41.1
0.0
43.7
20
18.7
10.9
15
14.5
11
10.7
12
11.7
107
GUILFORD TCC
80
43.5
0.0
21.1
28
15.2
31.6
14
8.1
13
7.5
44
24.4
184
HALIFAX CC
25
42.4
23.4
0.0
813.6
23.4
712.3
47.2
11
19.1
59
HAYWOOD CC
14
23.7
11
18.6
0.0
711.9
0.0
814.0
610.6
13
22.5
59
ISOTHERMAL CC
19
37.3
0.0
35.9
59.8
12.0
918.1
510.3
918.1
51
JAMES SPRUNT CC
17
37.8
24.4
0.0
10
22.2
0.0
49.3
0.0
12
27.1
45
JOHNSTON CC
37
32.5
32.6
21.8
13
11.4
10.9
17
15.4
0.0
41
36.4
114
LENOIR CC
40
49.4
11.2
11.2
911.1
22.5
12
15.3
56.6
11
14.0
81
169
170
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TABLE 49
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
COLLEGE STAFF EMPLOYED AS OF 10/01/95 (FISCAL YEAR 1995-96)
FULL-TIME CURRICULUM/EXTENSION FACULTY ONLY, 9 MONTHS OR MORE,
BY PRINCIPAL AREA OF INSTRUCTION
ACAD-
AGRI-
DISTR
DEMIC
%CULTURE
%MARK
MARTIN CC
13
48.1
27.4
MAYLAND CC
11
42.3
0.0
MCDOWELL TCC
10
34.5
0.0
MITCHELL CC
25
52.1
0.0
MONTGOMERY CC
726.9
27.7
NASH CC
28
48.3
0.0
PAMLICO CC
541.7
0.0
PIEDMONT CC
17
35.4
0.0
1PITT CC
42
35.3
10.8
2RANDOLPH CC
13
27.1
12.1
RICHMOND CC
20
50.0
0.0
ROANOKE-CHOWAN CC
10
32.3
0.0
ROBESON CC
18
39.1
0.0
ROCKINGHAM CC
25
43.9
11.8
1RONAN-CABARRUS CC
29
38.2
11.3
SAMPSON CC
17
37.0
24.3
SANDHILLS CC
60
52.2
43.5
1SOUTHEASTERN CC
37
52.9
22.9
SOUTHWESTERN CC
12
24.0
0.0
2STANLY CC
20
37.0
0.0
SURRY CC
31
43.1
11.4
2TRI-COUNTY CC
11
50.0
0.0
1
VANCE-GRANVILLE C
33
39.3
0.0
HAKE TCC
82
38.7
0.0
2WAYNE CC
38
38.0
66.0
1WESTERN PIEDMONT
25
40.3
11.6
1
WILKES CC
28
48.3
0.0
2WILSON TCC
15
32.6
0.0
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1.723
1.684
1.650
40.4
39.5
39.0
62
6668
1.5
68
1.5
75
1.6
78
(SEATBL49)
HOME
ENG
HEALTH
%ECON
%OFFICE
%SCI
%TRADES
%TOTAL
.0
13.7
.0
415.4
.0
310.3
.0
816.7
.0
311.5
.0
915.5
2.0
18.3
.1
714.6
.7
33
27.7
2.0
612.5
3.0
512.5
.0
722.6
1.0
715.2
2.8
814.0
1
.0
12
15.8
3.0
10
21.7
.9
24
20.9
1.0
13
18.6
2.0
14
28.0
2.0
12
22.2
1.8
11
15.3
.5
29.1
.0
12
14.3
.9
41
19.3
6.0
18
18.0
2.6
12
19.4
1.4
915.5
1
.0
817.4
1
.6
718
.8
709
.8
684
16.8
69
16.6
69
16.2
74
.0
622.7
0.0
519.0
27
.0
415.8
14.3
623.5
26
.0
414.2
0.0
12
41.8
29
.0
10
71.3
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