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Fall 1987 Minnesota Post-Secondary EducationEnrollment Survey. Basic Data Series Report Number

6.

Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Board, St.

Paul.Jun 885 6 1 p .

Higher Education Coordinating Board, 550 CedarStreet, St. Paul, Minnesota 55101.Statistical Data (110)

MF02/PC23 Plus Postage.Access to Education; College Attendance; CollegeFreshmen; *Educational Demand; *Enrollment;Enrollment Influences; *Enrollment Trends; Full TimeStudents; Higher Education; Part Time Students;Private Colleges; Sex; State Colleges; State Surveys;State Universities; Technical Institutes; Two Year

Colleges*Minnesota

The Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Boardannually publishes a report of enrollments in Minnesotapost-secondary education. The enrollment data presented here wereprovides by Minnesota public and private postsecondary education

institutions in fall 1987. The 1987 enrollments are compared to the

preceding four years. This annual report, the fifth one to be

generated from the student record database, contains the following

five sections: (1) fall 1987 headcount enrollments with a 5-year

summary of total headcount, of full- and part-time enrollment, of

male and female enrollment, and of new entering freshmen; (2) fall

1987 institution enrollment reports; (3) full-year equivalentenrollments and average daily memberships and a 5-year summary offull-year equivalent enrollment and average daily membership

enrollment; (4) enrollment by county of residence report by system;

and (5) new entering freshmen participation ratios to high school

graduating seniors. For each section, the state university system,community college system, technical institutes, University ofMinnesota, private vocational schools, private two-year colleges,

private four-year colleges, private professional schools, and state

totals are considered. (SM)

Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be madefrom the original document.

FALL 1987 MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION ENROLLMENT SURVEY

Prepared by the Staff of the

Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Board

June 1988

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PREFACE

The Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Board annually publishes a report of enrollments in

Minnesota post-secondary education. Data contained in this report are used by educational planners, policy-

makers, and the public for descriptive and research purposes.

The enrollment data presented here were provided by Minnesota public and private post-secondary educa-

tion institutions in fall 1987. 1987 enrollments are compared to the preceding four years.

This annual report is the fifth one to be generated from the student record data base. The Minnesota

Higher Education Coordinating Board converted to a student record data base in fall 1983. Previously insti-

tutions provided aggregate data to a survey form; now, institutions provide unit records for each student

enrolled in their institution.

This report contains five sections: (1) Fall 1987 Headcount Enrollments, (2) Fall 1987 Institution

Enrollment Reports, (3) Full-Year Equivalent Enrollments and Average Daily Memberships, (4) Enrollment by

County of Residence, and (5) New Entering Freshman Ratios to High School Graduating Seniors.

The unit records for all collegiate institutions reflect enrollments as of the tenth day of classes for

fall term 1987. In order to improve comparability of data between institutions, private noncollegiate

institutions and the technical institutes reflect enrollments for a three-month period in the fall.

Tenth day enrollment figures have been used to maintain continuity with historical data. Tenth day

doesn't necessarily reflect total enrollment. Some students may register after the tenth day of classes.

The full-year equivalent enrollment information is based on credit hours of instruction generated on-

campus during fall through spring of the academic year in off-campus or extension courses, and during summer

session. Average daily memberships for the technical institutes are for the fiscal year.

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The county of residence and new entering freshman ratio sections contain data for each system and for

the state. The microfiche packet attached to the back cover contains county of residence and new entering

freshman ratio data for individual institutions.

Some data on the unit record level are not available. If a table displays students classified by two

data elements, such as sex and level, a student cannot be tabulated when one of the two elements is missing.Footnotes state how many students were not tabulated due to missing information.

Due to the nature of the individual student records, the data presented in this report, although some-what less complete, are considerably more accurate than data collected prior to fall 1983. Institutions

also are using uniform definitions for data elements such as full-time/part-time. Although this will

improve comparability across institutions, it may initially lead to inconsistencies in historical com-

parisons.

Statistics in this report may differ slightly from those submitted by the institutions. For students

who were enrolled in different institutions simultaneously, complementary data may have been obtained from

both institutions.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

PART 1. FALL 1987 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT

FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF TOTAL HEADCOUNT

Page

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3

State University System 3

Community College System 4

Technical Institutes 5

University of Minnesota 7

Private Vocational Schools 8

Private Two-Year Colleges 12

Private Four-Year Colleges 13

Private Professional Schools 15

State Totals 16

FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME ENROLLMENT 17

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State Totals 30

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FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF MALE AND FEhALE ENROLLMENT 31









State Totals 45

FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 46








State Totals 58

PART 2. FALL 1987 INSTITUTION ENROLLMENT REPORTS 59

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State Totals 212

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PART 3. FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT AND AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT 213

ACADEMIC AND FISCAL YEAR 1986-1987 FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT AND

AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT

State University System, On-Campus 215

Off-Campus 216

Summer Session 217

Community College System, On-Campus 218

Off-Campus 218

Summer Session 219

Technical Institutes, Continuous Programs 220

Extension Programs 222

University of Minnesota, Regular Instruction 224

Continuing Education and Extension 225

Summer Session 226

Private Two-Year Colleges, On-Campus 227

Private Four-Year Colleges, On-Campus 228

Private Professional Schools, On-Campus 229

FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL -YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT AND AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT

State University Sys-em, On- Campus 230

Off-Campus 231

Summer Session 232

Community College System, On-Campus 233

Off-Campus 234

Summer Session 235

Technical Institutes, Continuous Programs 236

Extension Programs 238

University of Minnesota, Regular Instruction 240

Continuing Education and Extension 241

Summer Session 242

Privat( Two-Year Colleges, On-Campus 243

Private Four-Year Colleges, On-Campus 244

Private Professional Schools, On-Campus 245

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PART 4. FALL 1987 COUNTY OF RESIDENCE REPORT BY SYSTEM

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State Totals 271

PART 5. NEW ENTERING FRESHMAN PARTICIPATION RATIOS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING SENIORS

FALL 1987

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State Totals 298

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PART 1. FALL 1987 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT

Part 1 contains five-year summaries of regular (on-campus) headcount enrollment data for Minnesotapost-secondary education institutions arranged by system. However, off-campus headcount for community

colleges is included in regular enrollments. State enrollment totals are presented at the end of each

report. Students enrolled in off-campus or continuing education and extension programs, other than the

community colleges, are not included in the five-year summaries.

A Five-Year Summary of Total Headcount reports total headcount enrollment for regular students as of

the tenth day of classes for fall terms 1983 through 1987. For technical institutes, the headcount reported

is for the quarter ending October 1. The percent change columns compare fall 1987 enrollment with fall 1983

and fall 1986.

A Five-Year Summary of Full-Tine and Part-Time Enrollment shows the full-time/part-time distribution of

total regular headcount. The table also displays each institution's full-time/part-time ratios for 1983 and

1987. In the past, each institution used its own definition of full time and part time. Beginning in fall

1983 all institutions are using the same definitions. A full-time student is one whose course load or other

required activity is at least 75 percent of the normal full-time load as defined by the institution. A

part-time student is one whose course load or other required activity is less than 75 percent of the normal

full-time load as.defined by the institution.

A Five-Year Summary of Male and Female Enrollment summarizes for each institution the distribution of

total regular headcount by sex and shows the 1983 and 1987 male/female ratios.

A Five-Year Summary of Total New Entering Freshmen presents total regular new entering students at each

institution for each fall 1983 through 1987. New entering students are those who previously have not

attended a post-secondary institution. The percent changes in number of new entering freshmen from 1986 to

1987 and from 1983 to 1987 are displayed.

There was a significant increase in reporting of private vocational enrollments starting in fall 1983.

This increase is evident in state totals. It reflects an increase in reporting but does not necessarily

indicate an increase in actual enrollment.

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MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYA FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF TOTAL HEADCOUNT

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEMFALL 1987

PERCENT CHANGEINSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

Bemidji 4167 4036 3929 3912 4154 6.2 -.3

Mankato 12827 12520 12702 13154 14042 6.8 9.5

Metropolitan 3529 3696 3892 4396 5033 14.5 42.6

Moorhead 5564 5618 6048 6064 6371 5.1 14.5

St. Cloud 11087 11485 11993 13110 14332 '9.3 29.3

Southwest 1866 1992 2014 2125 2157 1.5 15.6

Winona* 4611 4486 4611 4947 6168 24.7 33.8

TOTAL 43651 43833 45189 47708 52257 9.5 19.7

*Includes students enrolled at Rochester Center.

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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEMFALL 1987


Anoka-Ramsey* 4247 4214 4442 4950 5121 3.5 20.6

Arrowhead-All Locations 3999 4089 4592 4488 5107 13.8 27.7

Arrowhead-Hibbing 842 911 1027 1094 1355 23.9 60.9

Arrowhead-Itasca 1033 959 1197 1093 1231 12.6 19.2

Arrowhead-Mesabi 1077 1135 1174 1140 1292 13.3 20.0

Arrowhead-Rainy River . 472 520 592 611 635 3.9 34.5

Arrowhead-Vermilion 575 564 602 550 594 8.0 3.3

Austin 1001 987 919 958 1060 10.6 5.9

Clearwater-All Locations 1856 1935 2308 2698 3435 27.3 85.1

Clearwater-Brainerd 565 650 772 987 1292 30.9 128.7

: Clearwater-Fergus Falls 581 582 732 941 1156 22.8 99.0

Clearwater-Northland 710 703 804 770 987 28.2 39.0

Inver Hills 3666 3608 4002 4143 4483 8.2 22.3

Lakewood 4334 3943 4047 4493 4780 6.4 10.3

Minneapolis 2917 2718 2993 3081 3119 1.2 6.9

Normandale 6591 6347 6353 6966 8019 15.1 21.7

North Hennepin 4956 4554 4707 4912 5286 7.6 6.7

Rochester 3288 3157 3203 3153 3527 11.9 7.3

Willmar 826 897 916 970 1106 14.0 33.9

Worthington 700 639 782 730 744 1.9 6.3

TOTAL 38381 37088 39264 41542 45787 10.2 19.3

*Includes students enrolled at East Central Service Center in Cambridge.

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TECHNICAL INSTITUTES*FALL 1987

PERCENT CHANGENSTITUTION: 1963 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

Albert Lea TI 713 755 697 748 573 -23.4 -19.6

Alexandria TI 1676 953 1782 1627 1394 -14.3 -16.8

Anoka TI** 2084 2108 2276 1836 938 -48.9 -55.0

Austin TI 1068 714 986 803 554 .-31.0 -48.1

Bemidji TI 469 504 487 469 463 -1.3 -1.3

Brainerd TI 845 980 1134 776 911 17.4 7.8

Dakota County TI 1702 1833 1893 1705 1611 -5.5 -5.3

Detroit Lakes TI 769 900 828 817 789 -3.4 2.6

Duluth TI 1823 1866 1917 1740 1121 -35.6 -38.5

East Grand Forks TI 630 785 877 688 551 -19.9 -12.5

Eveleth TI 418 423 428 394 379 -3.8 -9.3

Faribault TI 437 451 467 488 559 14.5 27.9

Hibbing TI 724 774 765 769 639 -16.9 -11.7

Hutchinson TI 768 791 763 722 664 -8.0 -13.5

4ankato TI 1433 1736 1736 1330 1489 12.0 3.9

Minneapolis TI 2352 2647 2771 2772 2058 -25.8 -12.5

Moorhead TI 1046 1095 1086 969 967 -.2 -7.6

Northeast Metro TI (916) 2274 2789 2619 1945 2922 50.2 28.5

Pine City TI 362 367 338 287 284 -1.0 -21.5

Red Wing TI 610 553 527 501 371 -25.9 -39.2

Rochester TI 1071 1019 960 921 778 -15.5 -27.4

St. Cloud TI 1799 1938 1863 1573 1464 -6.9 -18.6

St. Paul TI 2610 2867 3071 2453 2367 -3.5 -9.3

Southwest Ti - Canby 457 495 413 271 256 -5.5 -44.0

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TECHNICAL INSTITUTES.FALL 1987


Southwest TI Gr Falls 481 457 519 440 433 -1.6 -10.0

Southwest TI - Jackson 522 512 563 535 515 -3.7 -1.3

Southwest TI PipesLone 441 548 487 381 268 -29.7 -39.2

Staples TI 829 845 840 700 603 -13.9 -27.3

Suburban Hennepin TI 3572 4373 3699 3509 4899 39.6 37.2

Thief River Falls TI 543 543 588 522 538 3.1 -.9

Wadena TI 508 598 702 538 690 28.3 35.8

Willmar TI 1445 1544 1598 1376 1175 -14.6 -18.7

Winona TI 673 647 634 564 407 -27.8 -39.5

TOTAL 37154 39410 40314 35169 33630 -4.4 -9.5

*Starting in fall 1987 data were reported to the Coordinating Board by individual technical institutes.Previously data were reported to the Board by the system office. As a result, there may be variations

between 1987 data and those from previous years.

**Anoka Technical Institute did not report on approximately 650 continuing

students.

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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTAFALL 1987


U of M - Crookston 1143 1140 1133 1211 1136 -6.2 -.6

U of M - Duluth 7516 7459 7511 7280 7365 1.2 -2.0

U of M - Mpls./St. Paul 46422 44659 4467 45019 44293 -1.6 -4.6

U of M - Morris 1602 1665 1677 1767 1967 11.3 22.8

U of M - Waseca 1110 1120 1114 1149 1163 1.2 4.8

TOTAL 57793 56043 56108 56426 55924 -.9 -3.2

MINNESOTAEORTES5CONDAR1'

EDUCATION

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF TOTAL HEADCOUNT

PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS


Academy of Accountancy 151 120 99 139 40.4 -7.9

Arrowhead Beauty College 15 27 25 13 14 7.7 -6.7

Brainerd Beauty College

Brooks Barber School 30 24 17

Brooks Beauty School 30 20 43 56 53 -5.4 76.7

Brown Institute 1325 1250 1385 1632 1816 11.3 37.1

Career Beauty Academy

Control Data Institute 264 138 196 418 113.3

Control Data Inst - St.P. 72 21

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Fblt 12 11 9 36 300.0

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Mpls 62

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Roch 30 26 26 28 7.7

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-St.P 42

Duluth Acad Hair Design 35 25 48 23 15 -34.8 -57.1

Duluth Business Univ. 172 94 151 192 57 -70.3 -66.9

Dunwoody Industrial Inst. 1249 1096 1030 1006 951 -5.5 -23.9

Fairview Deac. Etch Nursin 192 145 64 25

Florian Schl Cosmetology 53 64

Glamour Central Academy 124 88 21 -83.1

Glamour Richfield 86 41 -52.3

Globe College of Business 298 215 131 94 188 100.0 -36.9

Hibbing Beauty College 32 21 27 14 12 -14.3 -62.5

Horst Education Center 114 178 184 238 233 -2.1 104.4

ITT Technical Institute 1255 1046 921 611 466 -23.7 -62.9

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PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLSFALL 1987

PERCENT CHANGEINSTITUTION* 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

Lakeland Med.-Dent.Acad. 157 104 132 159 347 118.2 121.0

Louthian School 195 170 175 150 III -26.0 -43.1

Maxim's Beauty College

Mayo Schl Hlth Rel Scnce 199 218 220 230 230 15.6

The McConnell School 322 323 389 329 327 -.6 1.6

Medical Inst. or Minn. 243 281 321 256 190 -25.8 -21.8

Midway Coll Hair Design

Minneapolis Business Coll

Minneapolis Drafting Schl ill 128 155 168 51.4

Minnesota Beauty College 50 48 21 15 35 133.3 -30.0

MN Inst Melf & Dent Asst* 207 301 348 169 -18.4

Minnesota Schl Bartending

Model College Hair Design 49 58 59 82 60 -26.8 22.4

Moler Barber College 28 23 18 15 17 13.3 -39.3

Mounds Midway Nursing

NW Technical Institute 47 57 59 76 95 25.0 102.1

Northwestern Electron Ins 1251 1301 929 888 757 -14.8 -39.5

Oliver Thein Beauty Schl 17 25 21 23 9.5 35.3

Rasmussen Bus Col-Mankato 152 246 227 291 28.2

Rasmussen Bus. Cot -Mpls 468 313 423 449 6.1 -4.1

Rasmussen Col-St.Paul 302 299 225 394 75.1 30.5

Rita's Moorhead Beauty

Ritter Fergus Falls Beaut 23 12 5

Ritter Mankato Beauty 29

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SCHOOLS


Ritter St. Paul Beauty 44

Robinson's Beauty School 77 30 38 24 36 50.0 -53.2

St. Cloud Beauty College 208 216 413 110 247 124.5 18.8

St. Cloud Business Coll. 491 467 467 367 505 37.6 2.9

St. Cloud Hospital 215 181 94 40

St. Luke's Sch Nursing 197 119 47

St. Marys Practcl Nursng 58 35 29

St. Paul Barber School 18 22 24 15

Schl Communication Arts 90 121 65 -46.3

Scot-Lewis Florian School 70 77 101 31.2 44.3

Scot Levis-St. Ls Pk 38 46 21.1

Vera Slater Beauty School 56 62 32 -42.9

Virginia School of Beauty 46 26 8 -82.6

T OTAL 10287 9012 9240 8156 9324 14.3 -9.4

*Minnesota Institute of Medical-Dental Assistants did not include approximately

100 students in its enrollment reports for fall 1987.

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PERCENT CHANGESUMMARY: 1983 1984 1953 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

34 REPORTING IN 1983 AND 1987 9480 8307 -12.4

34 REPORTING IN 1986 AND 1987 8042 8752 8.8


PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGESFALL 1987

PERCENT CHANGE

NSTITUTIONt 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

Bethany Lutheran 236 245 276 291 308 5.8 30.5

Col of St. Catherine-St. 979 841 661 689 724 5.1 -26.0

Crosier Seminary* 40 29 19 21

Golden Valley Lutheran** 479 429

T O T A L 1734 1544 956 1001 1032 3.1 -40.5

*Crosier Seminary closed after the 1986-87 academic year.**Golden Valley Lutheran College closed after the 1983-84 academic year.

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PRIVATE FOUR-YEAR COLLEGESFALL 1987


Augsburg 1542 1707 1802 1833 2217 20.9 43.8

Bethel College 1930 1852 1791 1722 1745 1.3 -9.6

Carleton 1863 1857 1866 1875 1896 1.1 1.8

College of St. Benedict 2217 2173 2042 2093 2197 5.0 -.9

Col of St. Catherine-St. 2269 2333 2481 2523 2700 7.0. 19.0

College of St Scholastica 1308 1440 1449 1535 1649 7.4 26.1

College of.St. Teresa 553 474 438 363 381 5.0 -31.1

College of St. Thomas* 5952 6420 6771 7408 8201 10.7 37.8

Concordia (Moorhead) 2505 2473 2475 2525 2774 9.9 10.7

Concordia (St. Paul)** 780 746 773 946 1102 16.5 41.3

Dr Martin Luther 629 559 520 485 441 -9.1 -29.9

Gustavus Adolphus 2174 2213 2213 2211 2342 5.9 7.7

Hemline 1846 1859 1853 1917 2073 8.1 12.3

Ill Sch of Prof Psych 67

Macalester 1682 1696 1703 1768 1827 3.3 8.6

Mayo Grad Schl Medicine 954 976 987 1011 1036 2.5 E.6

Mpls. Ccll. of Art&Design 512 514 539 618 648 4.9 26.6

Minnesota Bible 88 86 84 79 83 5.1 -5.7

North Central Bible 1082 1102 1096 1031 1151 11.6 6.4

Northwestern College 949 994 972 967 977 1.0 3.0

Pillsbury Baptist Coll. 536 358 364 396 328 -17.2 -38.8

St. John's 2019 2024 1934 1952 1929 -1.2 -4.5

St. Mary's 1229 1221 1201 1220 1205 -1.2 -2.0

St. Olaf 2934 3023 3021 3095 3121 .8 6.4

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYA FIVE -NEAR SUMMARY OF TOTAL HEADCOUNT

VATE FOUR-YEAR COLLEGESFALL 1987

PERCENT CHANGE

INSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

St. Paul Bible 637 635 605 551 552 .2 -13.3

School Associated Arts 103 100 115 134 128 -4.5 24.3

Walden University*** 57 79 39 162 184.2

T OTAL 38350 38914 39134 40258 42932 6.6 11.9

*Beginning in fall 1987, College of St. Thomas figures include students attending St. Paul School of

Divinity, College of St. Thomas.**Concordia's fall enrollment for 1986 and 1987 includes students enrolled in the "School of Adult

Learning" which was a new program in fall 1986.**Walden University did not report enrollment for fall 1986.


PRIVATE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLSFALL 1987


Bethel Seminary 341 382 400 502 337 -32.9 -1.2

Luther NW Theol. Seminary 638 749 666 747 722 -3.3 13.2

Mayo Medical School 160 157 154 149 150 .7 -6.3

Northwestern Chiropractic 485 533 557 550 567 3.1 16.9

St. Paul Seminary* 113 93 87 89

United Theol. Seminary 234 216 203 186 204 9.7 -12.8

Wm. Mitchell Coll of Law 1134 1100 1104 1127 1110 -1.5 -2.1

T 0 T A L 3105 3230 3171 3350 3090 -7.8 -.5

*Beginning in fall 1987, students attending St. Paul School of Divinity (formerly St. Paul Seminary), are

included in figures for the College of St. Thomas.

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TOTALS BY SECTORFALL 1987

PERCENT CHANGESECTOR TOTAL: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

Two-Year Colleges 42368 40892 42467 44903 49118 9.4 15.9

Four-Year Colleges 137541 136530 138184 142032 148814 4.8 8.2

Public Colleges & Universities 139825 136964 140561 145676 153968 5.7 10.1

Private 2- and 4-Year Colleges 40084 40458 40090 41259 43964 6.6 9.7

Private Professional Schools 3105 3230 3171 3350 3090 -7.8 -.5

All Private Institutions 53476 52700 52501 52765 56378 6.8 5.4

All Public Institutions 176979 176374 180875 180845 187598 3.7 6.0

All Vocational Institutions 47441 48422 49554 43325 42954 -.9 -9.5

All Collegiate Institutions 183014 180652 183822 190285 201022 5.6 9.8

All Minnesota Institutions 230455 229074 233376 233610 243976 4.4 5.9

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYA FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL TIME AND PART TIME ENROLLMENT


INSTITUTION:----1983----FULL PART

---- 1984 - -FULL PART

-- 1985 - --FULL PART

1986 - - --FULL PART

- -1987 - - --FULL PART

RATIO---I983---FULL PART

RATIO--- 1987 - --FULL PART

Bemidji 3663 504 3502 534 3407 522 3386 526 3588 566 87.9 12.1 86.4 13.6

Mankato 10435 2392 10120 2400 10360 2342 10663 2491 11501 2541 81.4 18.6 81.9 18.1

Metropolitan 352 3177 318 3378 342 3550 368 4028 474 4559 10.0 90.0 9.4 90.6

Moorhead 500E 556 5059 559 5481 567 5483 581 5653 718 90.0 10.0 88.7 11.3

St. Cloud 9570 1517 9788 1697 10060 1933 10891 2219 11688 2644 86.3 13.7 81.6 18.4

Southwest 1554 312 1629 363 1635 379 1771 354 1844 313 83.3 16.7 85.5 14.5

Winona* 3989 622 3871 615 3865 746 4206 741 4668 1500 86.5 13.5 75.7 24.3

TOTAL 34571 9080 34287 9546 35150 10039 36768 10940 39416 12841 79.2 20.8 75.4 24.6


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INSTITUTION:

Anoka-Ramsey*

Arrowhead-All Locations

Arrowhead-Hibbing

Arrowhead-Itasca

Arrowhead-Mesabi

Arrowhead-Rainy River

Arrowhead-Vermilion

Austin

Clearwater-All Locations

Clearwater-Brainerd

Clearwater-Fergus Falls

Clearwater-Northland

Inver Hills

Lakewood

Minneapolis

Normandale

North Hennepin

Rochester

Willmar

Worthington

TOTAL



-- 1983 - --FULL PART

-- 1984 --FULL PART

----1985---- ---- 1986 - --FULL PART FULL PART

-- 1987 - - --FULL PART

RATIO-- 1983 - --

FULL PART

RATIO-- 1987 --

FULL PART

62.3

44.1

50.2

36.9

53.7

47.7

20.2

51.5

52.8

50.4

49t7

59.7

69.2

64.7

57.5

56.5

63.3

49.6

25.5

45.6

56.9

1732 2515 1625 2589 1632 2810 1789 3161 1932 3189 40.8 59.2 37.7

2514 1485 2405 1684 2509 2083 2659 1829 2856 2251 62.9 37.1 55.9

531 311 538 373 540 487 590 504 675 680 63.1 36.9 49.8

609 424 546 413 618 579 683 410 777 454 59.0 41.0 63.1

631 446 604 531 580 594 614 526 598 694 58.6 41.4 46.3

294 178 277 243 357 235 354 257 332 303 62.3 37.7 52.3

449 126 440 124 414 188 418 132 474 120 78.1 21.9 79.8

630 371 554 433 438 481 459 499 514 546 62.9 37.1 48.5

1205 651 1156 779 1318 990 1427 1271 1620 1815 64.9 35.1 47.2

392 173 432 218 481 291 542 445 641 651 69.4 30.6 49.6

479 102 393 189 453 279 519 422 581 575 82.4 17.6 50.3

334 376 331 372 384 420 366 404 398 589 47.0 53.0 40.3

1321 2345 1312 2296 1334 2668 1359 2784 1379 3104 36.0 64.0 30.8

1910 2424 1628 2315 1504 2543 1611 2882 1685 '3095 44.1 55.9 35.3

1357 1560 1233 1485 1317 1676 1390 1691 1326 1793 46.5 53.5 42.5

3403 3188 3023 3324 2953 3400 3049 3917 3487 4532 51.6 48.4 43.5

2070 2886 1800 2754 :809 2898 1907 3005 1942 3344 41.8 58.2 36.7

2068 1220 1776 1381 1675 1528 1596 1557 1777 1750 62.9 37.1 50.4

672 154 707 190 729 187 750 220 824 282 81.4 18.6 74.5

408 292 376 263 393 389 374 356 405 339 58.3 41.7 54.4

19290 19091 17595 19493 17611 21653 18370 23172 19747 26040 50.3 49.7 43.1


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INSTITUTION:---- 1983 - - --FULL PART

----1984----FULL PART

----1985----FULL PART

----1986----FULL PART

----1987----FULL PART

R---1983ATIO---FULL PART

R---198ATIO7---FULL PART

Albert Lea TI 14 1 690 65 651 46 673 75 477 96 93.3 6.7 83.2 16.8

Alexandria TI 4 1 952 1 1779 3 1623 4 1383 11 80.0 20.0 99.2 .8

Anoka TI** 1746 141 2001 107 2063 213 1750 86 919 19 92.5 7.5 98.0 2.0

Austin TI 38 1 713 1 970 16 784 19 514 40 97.4 2.6 92.8 7.2

Bemidji TI 411 4 495 9 481 6 449 20 436 27 99.0 1.0 94.2 5.8

Brainerd TI 462 51 920 60 1059 75 734 42 803 108 '0.1 9.9 88.1 11.9

Dakota County TI 1568 1: 1784 49 1862 31 1659 46 1427 184 98.9 1.1 88.6 11.4

Detroit Lakes TI 655 2 898 2 821 7 811 6 777 12 99.7 .3 98.5 1.5

Duluth TI 1312 113 1741 125 1738 179 1594 146 1047 74 92.1 7.9 33.4 6.6

East Grand Forks TI 493 7 768 17 871 6 671 17 509 42 98.6 1.4 92.4 7.6

Eveleth TI 1 420 3 427 1 392 2 379 100.0 100.0

Faribault TI 421 12 397 54 433 34 477 11 440 119 97.2 2.8 78.7 21.3

Hibbing TI 773 1 763 2 761 8 634 5 99.2 .8

Hutchinson TI 698 50 726 65 668 95 633 89 551 113 93.3 6.7 83.0 17.0

Mankato TI 1097 10 1719 17 1722 14 1291 39 1489 99.1 .9 100.0

Minneapolis TI 20 4 2639 8 2758 13 2724 48 1806 252 83.3 16.7 87.8 12.2

Moorhead TI 960 46 1049 46 1034 52 942 27 831 136 95.4 4.6 85.9 14.1

Northeast Metro TI (916) 2096 53 2733 56 2553 66 1888 57 1818 1104 97.5 2.5 62.2 37.8

Pine City TI 318 7 315 52 321 17 277 10 222 62 97.8 2.2 78.2 21.8

Red Wing TI 527 58 518 35 491 36 479 22 367 4 90.1 9.9 98.9 1.1

Rochester TI 990 21 1002 17 936 24 893 28 739 39 97.9 2.1 95.0 5.0

St. Cloud TI 1596 55 1903 35 1842 21 1554 19 1436 28 96.7 3.3 98.1 1.9

St. Paul TI 2000 134 2647 220 2844 227 2295 158 2290 77 93.7 6.3 96.7 3.3

Southwest Ti - Canby 106 2 493 2 412 1 269 2 247 9 98.1 1.9 96.5 3.5

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TECHNICAL INSTITUTES'FALL 1987


----1984----FULL PART

----1985----FULL PART

----1986----FULL PART

----1987----FULL PART.

RATIO---1983---FULL PART


Southwest TI Cr Falls 400 35 418 39 461 58 424 16 421 12 92.0 8.0 97.2 2.8

Southwest TI Jackson 453 2 512 563 531 4 507 8 99.6 .4 98.4 1.6

Southwest TI - Pipestone 379 4 546 2 486 1 379 2 266 2 99.0 1.0 99.3 .7

Staples TI 694 843 2 837 3 697 3 598 5 100.0 99.2 .8

Suburban Hennepin TI 1754 50 4298 75 3658 41 3450 59 4695 204 97.2 2.8 95.8 4.2

Thief River Falls TI 525 5 538 5 580 8 512 10 514 24 99.1 .9 95.5 4.5

wadena TI 492 2 597 1 695 7 530 8 671 19 99.6 .4 97.2 2.8

Willmar TI 108 11 1513 31 1526 72 1325 51 1047 128 90.8 9.2 89.1 10.9

Winona TI 666 646 1 626 8 558 6 392 15 100.0 96.3 3.7

T 0 T A L 23004 899 38207 1203 38931 1383 34029 1140 30652 2978 96.2 3.8 91.1 8.9

*Starting in fall 1987 data were reported to the Coordinating Board by individual technical institutes.

Previously data were reported to the Board by the system office. As a result, there may be variations


**Anoka Technical Institute did not report on approximately 650 continuing

students.

40

39




-- 1984 --FULL PART

-- 17'5 - - --FULL PART

1986 -- --FULL PART

1987 - --FULL PART



U of M - Crookston 920 223 878 262 628 505 633 578 627 509 80.5 19.5 55.2 44.8

U of M - Duluth 6617 899 6504 955 6625 886 6072 1208 5764 1601 88.0 12.0 78.3 21.7

U of ti Mpls./St. Paul 37952 8470 35937 8722 35593 9080 35643 9376 28248 16045 81.8 18.2 63.8 36.2

U of M - Morris 1505 97 1587 78 1575 102 1650 117 1850 117 93.9 6.1 94.1 5.9

U of M Waseca 741 369 690 430 763 351 751 398 729 434 66.8 33.2 62.7 37.3

TOTAL 47735 10058 45596 10447 45184 10924 44749 11677 37218 18706 82.6 17.4 66.6 33.4

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INSTITUTION:

Academy of Accountancy

Arrowhead Beauty College


Brooks Barber School

Brooks Beauty School

Brown Institute


Control Data Institute

Control Data Inst St.P.

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Fblt

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Mpls

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Roch

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-St.P

Duluth Acad Hair Design

Duluth Business Univ.

Dunwoody Industrial Inst.

Fairview Deac. Sch Nursin

Florian Schl Cosmetology

Glamour Central Academy

Glamour Richfield

Globe College of Business

Hibbing Beauty College

Horst Education Center

ITT Technical Institute


----1983----FULL PART


----1984---- ----1985----FULL PART FULL PART

----1986----FULL PART

----I987----FULL PART

RATIO RATIO---1983--- --- 1987 - --FULL PART FULL PART

114 37 91 29 99 99 40 75.5 24.5 71.2 28.8

15 27 25 13 14 100.0 100.0

30 24 17 100.0

30 19 1 36 7 56 37 16 100.0 69.8 30.2

1042 283 1158 92 1086 299 1566 66 1623 193 78.6 21.4 89.4 10.6

190 74 136 2 134 62 334 84 79.9 20.1

46 26 21

12 11 9 36 100.0

62 100.0

30 26 26 28 100.0

42 100.0

35 25 48 23 15 100.0 100.0

169 3 93 1 150 1 186 6 57 98.3 1.7 100.0

1249 1096 1030 1006 951 100.0 100.0

170 22 124 21 64 24 1 88.5 11.5

52 1 64 98.1 1.9

56 68 41 46 21 45.2 54.8 100.0

46 40 24 17 53.5 46.5 58.5 41.5

192 106 192 23 83 48 49 45 122 66 64.4 35.6 64.9 35.1

32 21 27 14 12 100.0 100.0

114 177 1 184 238 233 100.0 100.0

1253 2 1046 921 611 466 99.8 .2 100.0

43 44

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INSTITUTION:

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL TIME AND PART


----1983---- ----1984---- ----1985----FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART

TIME ENROLLMENT

----1986----FULL PART

----1987----FULL PART

RATIO RATIO---1983--- --- 1987 - --FULL PART FULL PART

Lakeland Med.-Dent.Acad. 124 33 86 18 115 17 146 13 338 9 79.0 21.0 97.4 2.6

Lowthian School 195 170 175 150 111 100.0 100.0


Mayo Schl Hlth Rel Scnce 199 218 220 230 230 100.0 100.0

The McConnell School 322 323 389 329 327 100.0 100.0

Medical Inst. of Minn. 243 281 321 256 178 12 100.0 93.7 6.3



Minneapolis Drafting Schl 75 36 111 17 113 42 117 51 67.6 32.4 69.6 30.4

Minnesota Beauty College 28 22 23 25 8 13 7 8 18 17 56.0 44.0 51.4 48.6

MN Inst Med & Dent Asst* 207 301 348 169 100.0 100.0


Model College Hair Design 49 58 59 82 60 100.0 100.0

Moler Barber College 28 23 18 15 17 100.0 100.0

Mounds-Midway Nursing

NW Technical Institute 47 57 59 76 95 100.0 100.0

Northwestern Electron Ins 950 301 988 313 686 243 653 235 559 198 75.9 24.1 73.8 26.2

Oliver Thein Beauty Schl 16 1 25 21 23 94.1 5.9 100.0

Rasmussen Bus Col-Mankato 146 6 237 9 227 274 17 94.2 5.8

Rasmussen Bus. Col-Mpls 468 313 365 58 423 26 100.0 94.2 5.8

Rasmussen Col-St.Paul 276 26 271 28 209 16 335 59 91.4 8.6 85.0 15.0



Ritter Mankato Beauty 29 100.0

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RATIO RATIO----1983---- ----1985---- ----1986---- ----1987---- ---1983--- ---1987---

INSTITUTION: FULL PART FU. PART FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART

Ritter St. Paul Beauty

Robinson's Beauty School

St. Cloud Beauty College

St. Cloud Business Coll.

St. Cloud Hospital

St. Luke's Sch Nursing

St. Marys Practcl Nursng

St. Paul Barber School

Schl Communication Arts

Scot-Lewis Florian School

Scot Lewis-St. Ls Pk

Vera Slater Beauty School

Virginia School of Beauty

T 0 T A L

35 9 79.5 20.5

77 30 38 24 36 100.0 100.0

201 7 216 413 110 241 6 96.6 3.4 97.6

353 138 333 134 318 149 264 103 416 89 71.9 28.1 82.4

215 181 94 40 100.0

197 119 47 100.0

55 3 35 28 1 94.8 5.2

18 22 24 15 100.0

90 121 65 100.0

70 55 22 59 42 100.0 58.4

38 46 100.0

56 62 30 2 100.0 93.8

46 26 8 100.0 100.0

9149 1138 8231 781 8335 904 7520 636 8380 944 88.9 11.1 89.9



2.4

17.6

41.6

6.2

10.1

4748



RATIO RATIO----1983---- ----1984--- ----1985---- ----1986---- ----1987---- ---1983--- -1987--

SUMMARY: FULL PART FULL PAR FULL PARE FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART

34 REPORTING IN 1983 AND 1987 8377 1103 7464 843 88.4 11.6 89.9 10.1

34 REPOTTING IN 1986 AND 1987 7408 634 7878 874 90.0 10.0

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYA FIVE -YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL TIME AND PART TIME ENROLLMENT

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR .'ALLEGESFALL 1987


----1984 --------FULL PART

98SFULL

--------PART

1986 --------FULL PART

1987 -------FULL PART

RATIO983 ------

FULL PART

RATIO1987---

FULL PART

Bethany Lutheran 236 235 10 263 13 265 26 278 30 100.0 90.3 9.7

Col of St. Catherine-St. 467 512 380 461 440 221 448 241 415 309 47.7 52.3 57.3 42.7

Crosier Seminary* 20 20 22 7 13 6 10 11 50.0 50.0

Golden Valley Lutheran** 462 17 429 96.5 3.5

T 0 T A L 1185 549 1066 478 716 240 723 278 693 339 68.3 31.7 67.2 32.8


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PRIVATE FOUR-1987YEAR COLLEGESFALL

----1984---- ----1985----FULL PART FULL PART

----1986----FULL PART

----1987----FULL PART



Augsburg 1200 342 1238 469 1235 567 1241 592 1316 901 77.8 22.2 59.4 40.6

Bethel College 1806 124 1733 119 1626 165 1591 131 1616 129 93.6 6.4 92.6 7.4

Carleton 1853 10 1740 117 1864 2 1854 21 1760 136 99.5 .5 92.8 7.2

College of St. Benedict 1737 480 1783 390 1741 301 1756 337 1798 399 78.3 21.7 81.8 18.2

Cot of St. Catherine-St. 1513 756 1427 906 1503 978 1497 1026 1621 1079 66.7 33.3 6C.0 40.0

College of St Scholastics 1061 247 1155 285 1130 319 1182 353 1279 370 81.1 18.9 77.6 22.4

College of St. Teresa 471 82 417 57 397 41 326 37 293 88 85.2 14.8 76.9 23.1

College of St. Thomas* 3557 2395 3848 2572 3804 2967 4021 3387 4181 4020 59.8 40.2 51.0 49.0

Concordia (Moorhead) 2442 63 2396 77 2416 59 2458 67 2685 89 97.5 2.5 96.8 3.2

Concordia (St. Paul)** 780 684 62 702 71 872 74 1018 84 100.0 92.4 7.6

Dr Martin Luther 627 2 556 3 517 3 484 1 439 2 99.7 .3 99.5 .5

Gustavus Adolphus 2113 61 2166 47 2159 54 2151 60 2286 56 97.2 2.8 97.6 2.4

Hamlin. 1649 197 1607 252 1609 244 1641 276 1721 352 89.3 10.7 83.0 17.0

Ill Sch of Prof Psych 13 54 19.4 80.6

Macalester 1551 131 1572 124 1568 135 1634 134 1702 125 92.2 7.8 93.2 6.8

Mayo Grad Schl Medicine 954 976 987 1010 1 1036 100.0 100.0

Mpls. Coll. of Art&Design 468 44 481 33 504 35 548 70 570 78 91.4 8.6 88.0 12.0

Minnesota Bible 79 9 76 10 76 8 71 8 74 9 89.8 10.2 89.2 10.8

North Central Bible 881 201 915 187 862 234 854 177 931 220 81.4 18.6 80.9 19.1

Northwestern College 885 64 921 73 926 46 926 41 926 51 93.3 6.7 94.8 5.2

Pillsbury Baptist Coll. 465 71 329 29 347 17 332 64 283 45 86.8 13.2 86.3 13.7

St. John's 1883 136 1901 123 1860 74 1870 82 1863 66 93.3 6.7 96.6 3.4

St. Mary's 1193 36 1181 40 1170 31 1183 37 1151 54 97.1 2.9 95.5 4.5

St. Olaf 2870 64 2945 78 2949 72 2994 101 3060 61 97.8 2.2 98.0 2.0

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INSTITUTIONt


PRIVATE FOUR -TEAR COLLEGESFALL 1987

RATIO RATIO

----I983---- ----1984---- ----1985---- ----1986---- ----I987---- ---I983--- --- 1987 --

FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART FULL PART

St. Paul Bible 593 44 581 54 558 47 530 21 506 46 93.1 6.9 91.7 8.3

School Associated Arts 103 100 114 1 134 126 2 100.0 98.4 1.6

Walden University*** 57 79 39 162 100.0 100.0

TOTAL 32734 5616 32728 6186 32624 6510 33160 7098 34254 8678 85.4 14.6 79.8 20.2

*Beginning in fall 1987, College of St. Thomas figures include students atten.:74 St. Paul School of


Learning" which was a new program in fall 1986.***Walden University did not report enrollment for fall 1986.

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INSTITUTION: TE11_983.1;;iii -FU[11984Faiii -F511985-Fiii -F-6119861;iii -FUE11987P-A-Iii

RATIO

F512980iii

RATIO

F6E11984-ii

Bethel Seminary 208 133 178 204 177 223 207 295 163 174 61.0 39.0 48.4 51.6

Luther NW Theol. Seminary 510 128 628 121 566 100 607 140 722 79.9 20.1 100.0

Mayo Medical School 160 157 154 149 150 100.0 100.0

Northwestern Chiropractic 485 533 544 13 542 8 567 100.0 100.0

St. Paul Seminary* 87 26 85 8 71 16 73 16 77.0 23.0

United Theol. Seminary 125 109 106 110 96 107 84 102 93 111 53.4 46.6 45.6 54.4

Ws. Mitchell Coll of Law 302 832 312 788 283 821 1092 35 1071 39 26.6 73.4 96.5 3.5

TOTAL 1877 1228 1999 1231 1891 1280 2754 596 2766 324 60.5 39.5 89.5 10.5

*Beginning in fall 1987, students attending St. Paul School of Divinity (formerly St. Paul Seminary), areincluded in figures for the College of St. Thomas.

SECTOR TOTAL:

Two-Year Colleges

Four-Year Colleges

Public Colleges & Universities

Private 2- and 4-Year Colleges

Private Professional Schools

All Private Institutions

All Public Institutions

All Vocational Institutions

All Collegiate Institutions

All Minnesota Institutions

59


----I983----FULL PART


-- 1984 - ---- 1985 --FULL PART FULL PART

-- 1986 - - --FULL PART

-- 1987 - - --FULL PART


22136 20232 20229 20663 19718 22749 20477 24426 21796 27322 52.2 47.8

113379 24162 111043 25487 111567 26617 113293 28739 109532 39282 82.4 17.6

101596 38229 97478 39486 97945 42616 99887 45789 96381 57587 72.7 27.3

33919 6165 33794 6664 33340 6750 33883 7376 34947 9017 84.6 15.4

1877 1228 1999 1231 1891 1280 2754 596 2766 324 60.5 39.5

44945 8531 44024 8676 43566 8934 44157 8608 46093 10285 84.0 16.0

124600 39128 135685 40689 136876 43999 133916 46929 127033 60565 76.1 23.9

32153 2037 46438 1984 47266 2287 41549 1776 39032 3922 94.0 6.0

137392 45622 133271 47381 133176 50646 136524 53761 134094 66928 75.1 24.9

169545 47659 179709 49065 180442 52933 178073 55537 173126 70850 78.1 21.9

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44.4 55.6

73.6 26.4

62.6 37.4

79.5 20.5

89.5 10.5

81.8 18.2

67.7 32.3

90.9 9.1

66.7 33.3

71.0 29.0

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MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYA FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF MALE AND FEMALE ENROLLMENT

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

INSTITUTION:---- 1983 -MALE FEMALE

FALL

---- 1984 - - --MALE FEMALE

1987

---- 1985 -- --MALE FEMALE

---- 1986 - --MALE FEMALE

---- 1987 - -MALE FEMALE

RATIO---1983---MALE FMALE

RATIO--- 1987 - --MALE FMALE

Bemidji 2159 1979 2068 1967 2030 1884 1986 1921 2118 2029 52.2 47.8 51.1 48.9

Mankato 6112 6714 6020 6496 6257 6439 6330 6819 6730 7308 47.7 52.3 47.9 52.1

Metropolitan 1490 2033 1592 2081 1656 2221 1802 2579 2066 2958 42.3 57.7 41.1 58.9

Moorhead 2424 3137 2400 3217 2488 3558 2441 3622 2504 3864 43.6 56.4 39.3 60.7

St. Cloud 5429 5658 5537 5948 5627 6366 6151 6959 6703 7629 49.0 51.0 46.8 53.2

Southwest 981 863 1041 934 1023 984 1022 1097 1003 1152 53.2 46.8 46.5 53.5

Winona* 1950 2628 1835 2611 1958 2614 2051 2864 2471 3661 42.6 57.4 40.3 59.7

TOTAL 20545 23012 20493 23254 21039 24066 21785 25861 23595 28601 47.2 52.8 45.2 54.8

THE FOLLOWING WERE NOT TABULATED DUE TO MISSING DATA:7 student(s) from Bemidji4 student(s) from Mankato9 studenttsi from Metropolitan3 student(s) from Moorhead2 student(s) from Southwest36 studenttsi from Winona




INSTITUTION:----1983----MALE FEMALE

----1----MALE

984FEMALE

----1----MALE

9FE85MALE

--1986----MALE FEMALE

- ---1----MALE

987FEMALE

-RATIO--183---MALE

9FMALE --RATIO-187---MALE

9FMALE

Anoka-Ramsey* .1727 2519 1679 2534 1653 2752 1749 3170 1818 3299 40.7 59.3 35.5 64.5

Arrowhead-All Locations 1850 2147 1794 2294 1947 2616 1947 2497 2195 2908 46.3 53.7 43.0 57.0

Arrowhead-Hibbing 388 454 399 511 410 613 441 642 544 808 46.1 53.9 40.2 59.8

Arrowhead-Itasca 404 629 345 614 450 742 432 660 464 767 39.1 60.9 37.7 62.3

Arrowhead-Mesabi 521 555 491 644 514 649 487 626 544 747 48.4 51.6 42.1 57.9

Arrowhead-Rainy River 183 289 214 306 235 357 253 357 237 398 38.8 61.2 37.3 62.7

Arrowhead-Vermilion 354 220 345 219 338 255 334 212 406 188 61.7 38.3 68.4 31.6

Austin 373 627 368 619 340 573 334 617 343 714 37.3 62.7 32.5 67.5

Clearwater-All Locations 798 1058 755 1180 858 1445 1036 1652 1344 2090 43.0 57.0 19.1 60.9

Clearwater-Brainerd 252 313 278 372 340 431 388 593 520 772 44.6 55.4 40.2 57.8

Clearwater-Fergus Falls 250 331 228 354 299 429 404 534 482 673 43.0 57.0 41.7 58.3

Clearwater-Northland 296 414 249 454 219 585 244 525 342 645 41.7 58.3 34. 65.3

Inver Hills 1422 2242 1452 2155 1565 2393 1525 2586 1662 2800 38.8 61.2 37.2 62.8

Lakewood 1921 2411 1694 2248 1665 2371 180R 2680 1811 2962 44.3 55.7 37.9 62.1

linneapolis 1255 1662 1084 1634 1202 1780 1174 1896 1212 1905 43.0 57.0 38.9 61.1

Normandale 2946 3645 2780 3567 2774 3560 3044 3907 3449 4565 44.7 55.3 43.0 57.0

North Hennepin 2032 2924 1904 2650 1862 2836 1867 3031 2059 3226 41.0 59.0 39.0 61.0

Rochester 1284 2002 1227 1930 1237 1949 1147 1980 1319 2195 39.1 60.9 37.5 62.5

Willmar 352 474 388 509 423 491 439 530 454 651 42.6 57.4 41.1 58.9

Worthington 299 401 263 376 297 469 269 451 296 448 42.7 57.3 39.8 60.2

TOTAL 16259 22112 15388 21696 15823 23235 16339 24997 17962 27763 42.4 57.6 39.3 60.7

THE FOLLOWING WERE NOT TABULATED DUE TO MISSING DATA:4 studentis> from Anoka-Ramsey


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THE FOLLOWING4 'student3 student1 student3 student1 student1 student(s)

21 student7 student(s)2 student(s)5 student(s)1 student(s)

13 student(s)1 student(s)

WEREs)s)s)s)s)

s)

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF MALE AND FEMALE ENROLLMENT


NOT TABULATED DUE TO MISSING DATA'ICONTINUED):from Arrowheadll Locationsfrom Arrowhead- ibbingfrom Arrowhead- esabifrom Austinfrom Clearwater-All Locationsfrom Clearwater-Fergus Fallsfrom Inver Hillsfrom Lakewoodfrom Minneapolisfrom Normandalefrom North Hennepinfrom Rochesterfrom Willmar

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MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYA FIVE -YEAR SUMMARY OF MALE AND FEMALE ENROLLMENI

liCHNICAL INSTITUTES*FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: -MZE9FUEE -11;119M1;41 i1W112:71AN WWITMALE MAE1901:71;Ei

RATIO

Will9PLEE

RATIO

MAITITAU

Albert Lea TI 445 266 445 309 382 315 415 333 351 222 62.6 37.4 61.3 38.7

Alexandria TI 935 719 544 398 1003 779 922 703 825 569 56.5 43.5 59.2 40.8

Anoka TI** 1203 811 1181 889 1233 1035 986 849 450 488 59.7 40.3 48.0 52.0

Austin TI 640 419 402 308 580 405 461 337 269 285 60.4 39.6 48.6 51.4

Bemidji TI 243 211 235 262 198 285 229 236 202 261 53.5 46.5 43.6 56.4

Brainerd TI 415 413 487 485 516 617 377 398 396 514 50.1 49.9 43.5 56.5

Dakota County TI 1038 627 1077 733 1127 763 988 716 854 757 62.3 37.7 53.0 47.0

Detroit Lakes TI 488 262 560 325 529 297' 472 343 434 353 65.1 34.9 55.1 44.9

Duluth TI 879 693 1021 820 1038 874 884 852 580 541 55.9 44.1 51.7 48.3

East Grand Forks TI 334 287 420 361 485 392 380 308 221 329 53.8 46.2 40.2 59.8

Eveleth TI 248 169 256 167 265 163 246 147 223 156 59.5 40.5 58.8 41.2

Faribault TI 268 165 256 192 252 215 274 214 295 264 61.9 38.1 52.8 47.2

Hibbing TI 529 182 569 194 571 193 581 188 473 166 74.4 25.6 74.0 26.0

Hutchinson TI 474 286 504 282 465 298 449 273 434 230 62.4 37.6 65.4 34.6

Mankato TI 838 566 948 769 961 769 749 579 798 691 59.7 40.3 53.6 46.4

Minneapolis TI 1255 953 1516 1015 1620 1129 1618 1144 1209 849 56.8 43.2 58.7 41.3

Moorhead TI 592 437 597 497 608 477 569 400 512 455 57.5 42.5 52.9 47.1

Northeast Metro TI (916) 1280 928 1510 1214 1426 1189 1062 878 151: 1409 58.0 42.0 51.7 48.3

Pine City TI 249 90 269 87 226 101 185 90 158 126 73.5 26.5 55.6 44.4

Red Wing TI 463 143 388 160 378 149 345 156 235 136 76.4 23.6 63.3 36.7

Rochester TI 533 512 509 501 488 468 479 439 363 413 51.0 49.0 46.8 53.2

St. Cloud TI 1089 699 1143 785 1078 785 880 692 816 646 60.9 39.1 55.8 44.2

St. Paul TI 1595 963 1656 1182 1804 1253 1426 1024 1407 956 62.4 37.6 59.5 40.5

Southwest Ti - Canby 318 133 345 147 291 122 194 77 166 90 70.5 29.5 64.8 35.2

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---- 1983 - - --INSTITUTION' MALE FEMALE

1984MALE FEMALE

1985-MALE FEMALE

---- 1986 - - --MALE FEMALE

---- 1987 - - --MALE FEMALE

RATIO1983

MALE FMALE

RATIO--- 1987 --MALE FMALE

Southwest TI Gr Falls 300 169 291 161 335 183 299 141 272 161 64.0 36.0 62.8 37.2

Southwest TI Jackson 373 139 395 116 364 198 327 208 330 185 72.9 27.1 64.1 35.9

Southwest TI - Pipestone 324 110 392 152 362 124 263 118 170 98 74.7 25.3 63.4 36.6

Staples TI 623 141 649 142 686 152 571 125 480 122 81.5 18.5 79.7 20.3

Suburban Hennepin TI 2414 1100 2895 1416 2416 1228 2350 1139 3158 1740 68.7 31.3 64.5 35.5

Thief River Falls TI 332 206 378 212 339 249 317 205 320 218 61.7 38.3 59.5 40.5

Wadena TI 339 158 363 227 416 286 354 183 396 294 68.2 31.8 57.4 42.6

Willmar TI 819 618 898 644 896 701 775 601 679 495 57.0 43.0 57.8 42.2

Winona TI 421 247 402 241 399 235 330 234 196 211 63.0 37.0 48.2 51.8

TOTAL 22296 13822 23451 15393 23737 16429 20757 14330 19183 14430 61.7 38.3 57.1 42.9

THE FOLLOWING WERE NOT TABULATED DUE TO MISSING DATA:1 student2 student1 student

s)s)s)

from Brainerd TIfrom Detroit Lakes TIfrom East Grand Forks TI

2 student(s)2 student2 student4 student1 student1 student

s)s)s)s)s)

from Northeast Metro TI (916)from Rochester TIfrom St. Cloud TIfrom St. Paul TIfrom Staples TIfrom Suburban Hennepin TI

1 student(s) from Willmar TI

*Starting in fall 1987 data were reported to the Coordinating Board by individual technical institutes.Previously data were reported to the Board by the system. office. As a result, there may be variations


**Anoka Technical Institute did not report on approximately 650 continuingstudents.



INSTITUTION:--- -1983 - - --MALE FEMALE

-- 1984 - --MALE FEMALE

-- 1985 - --MALE FEMALE

-- 1986 - - --MALE FEMALE

-- 1987 - - --MALE FEMALE



U of M - Crookston 578 564 554 5E5 509 624 599 612 541 595 50.6 49.4 47.6 52.4

U of M - Duluth 3968 3495 4033 3407 4041 3420 3928 3344 3921 3444 53.2 46.8 53.2 46.8

U of M - Mpls./St. Paul 24400 19383 24448 19979 24426 20113 24296 20602 23883 20410 55.7 44.3 53.9 46.1

U of M - Morris 823 772 811 854 797 880 851 916 911 1056 51 - 48.4 46.3 53.7

U of M - Waseca 506 604 586 534 517 597 497 6:-.2 437 726 45.6 54.4 37.6 62.4

TOTAL 30275 24818 30432 25360 30290 25634 30171 26126 29693 26231 55.0 45.0 53.1 46.9

70 .- 36 - 71


PRIVATE VOCATIONI.L SCHOOLS


FALL

----I984----MALE FEMALE

1987

----1985----MALE FEMALE





Academy of Accountancy 79 72 71 49 53 46 73 66 52.3 47.7 52.5 47.5

Arrowhead Beauty College 1 14 1 26 25 1 12 14 6.7 93.3 100.0


Brooks Barber School 14 16 11 13 6 11 46.7 53.3

Brooks Beauty School 3 27 2 18 2 41 8 48 7 46 10.0 90.0 13.2 86.8

Brown Institute 1100 225 1063 187 1100 285 1253 367 1355 461 83.0 17.0 74.6 25.4


Control Data Institute 174 90 82 56 108 88 249 169 59.6 40.4

Control Data Inst St.P. 58 14 18 3

Cosmetology Trn Cntr4blt 12 11 1 8 36 100.0

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Mpls 4 58 6.5 93.5

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Roch 1 29 26 3 23 1 27 3.6 96.4

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-St.P 6 36 14.3 85.7

Duluth Acad Hair Design 1 34 2 23 2 46 2 21 1 14 2.9 97.1 6.7 93.3

Duluth 3usiness Univ. 31 141 19 75 33 118 28 164 5 52 18.0 82.0 8.8 91.2

Dunwoody Industrial Inst. 1171 76 1045 48 989 41 958 46 896 53 93.9 6.1 94.4 5.6

Fairview Deac. P:::1 Nursin 15 177 7 138 1 63 1 24 7.8 92.2

Florian Schl Cosmetology 2 51 4 60 3.8 96.2

Glamour Central Academy 5 119 88 3 18 4.0 96.0 14.3 85.7

Glamour Richfield 16 70 3 38 18.6 81.4 7.3 92.7

Globe College of Business 82 216 60 155 22 109 14 80 30 158 27.5 72.5 16.0 84.0

Hibbing Beauty College 1 31 1 20 1 26 14 12 3.1 96.9 100.0

Horst Education Center 19 95 27 151 30 154 33 205 31 202 16.7 83.3 13,3 86.7

ITT Technical Institute 574 654 474 572 385 536 247 364 173 293 46.7 53.3 37.1 62.9

I-

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INSTITUTION:----1983 --------MALE FEMALE

1984 --------MALE FEMALE



1987--S -----MALE FEMALE

RATIO1983 ------

MALE FMALE

RATIO1987---

MALE FMALE

Lakeland Med.-Dent.Acad. 13 144 3 101 7 125 6 153 28 319 8.3 91.7 8.1 91.9

LowthiAn School 195 170 175 150 111 100.0 100.0


Mayo Schl Hlth Rel Scnce 70 129 72 146 62 158 67 163 76 154 35.2 64.8 33.0 67.0

The McConnell School 20 302 16 307 23 366 19 310 19 308 6.2 93.8 5.8 94.2

Medical Inst. of Mini. 30 213 33 248 33 288 20 236 31 159 12.3 87.7 16.3 83.7



Minneapolis Drafting Schl 94 17 107 21 123 32 144 24 84.7 15.3 85.7 14.3

Minnesota Beauty College 5 45 1 47 21 1 14 3 32 10.0 90.0 8.6 91.4

MN Inst Med & Dent Asst* 5 202 7 294 18 330 6 163 2.4 97.6 3.6 96.4


Model College Hair Design 49 4 54 4 55 2 80 3 57 100.0 5.0 95.0

Moler Barber College 9 19 7 16 12 6 8 7 12 5 32.1 67.9 70.6 29.4

Mountis-Midway Nursing

NW Technical Institute 26 11 43 14 50 9 69 7 86 9 76.6 23.4 90.5 9.5

Northwestern Electron Ins 1136 115 1188 113 833 96 807 81 691 66 90.8 9.2 91.3 8.7

Oliver Thein Beauty Schl 5 12 2 23 21 23 29.4 70.6 100.0

Rasmussen Bus Col-Mankato 32 120 54 192 39 188 63 229 21.3 78.7

Rasmussen Bus. Col-Mpls 75 393 37 276 51 372 50 399 16.0 84.0 11.1 88.9

Rasmussen Col-St.Paul 74 228 31 268 65 160 113 280 24.5 75.5 28.8 71.2


Ritter Fergus Falls Beaut 2 21 12 5

Ritter Mankato Beauty29 100.0

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RATIO-1983-2-MALE FMALE

RATIO1987 - --

MALE FMALE

Ritter St. Paul Beauty 1 43 2.3 97.7

Robinson's Beauty School 77 30 1 37 1 23 36 100.0 100.0

St. Cloud Beauty College 4 204 3 213 4 409 5 105 11 236 1.9 98.1 4.5 95.5

St. Cloud Business Coll. 116 375 79 388 93 374 61 306 64 441 23.6 76.4 12.7 87.3

St. Cloud Hospital 12 203 14 167 7 87 5 35 5.6 94.4

St. Luke's Sch Nursing 24 173 18 101 7 40 12.2 87.8

St. Marys Practcl Nursng 2 56 4 31 2 27 3.4 96.6

St. Paul Barber School 13 5 6 16 9 15 8 7 72.2 27.8

Schl Communication Arts 58 32 64 57 38 27 58.5 41.5

Scot-Lewis Florian School 2 68 2 75 1 100 2.9 97.1 1.0 99.0

Scot Lewis-St. Ls Pk 1 37 3 43 6.5 93.5

Vera Slater Beauty School 5 51 2 60 1 31 8.9 91.1 3.1 96.9

Virginia School of Beauty 3 42 26 8 6.5 93.5 100.0

T OTAL 4868 5390 4659 4350 4141 5099 4013 4129 4279 5042 47.5 52.5 45.9 54.1

THE FOLLOWING WERE NOT TABULATED DUE TO MISSING DATA:2 student(s) from Dunwoody Industrial Inst.1 student(s) from Rasmussen Col-St.Paul



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76 77

: Ct



RATIO RATIO

----1983---- ----1984---- ----1985---- ----I986---- ----1907---- ---I983--- --- 1987 --

SUMMARY: MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FMALE MALE FMALE

34 REPORTING IN 1983 AND 1987 4785 4666 3916 4388 50.6 49.4 47.2 52.8

34 REPORTING IN 1986 AND 1987 3997 4031 4112 4637 47.0 53.0

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Bethany Lutheran 122 114 130 115 136 140 140 151 140 168 51.7 48.3 45.5 54.5

Col of St. Catherine-St. 113 866 BB 746 92 568 82 605 85 632 11.5 88.5 11.9 88.1

Crosier Seminary* 40 26 3 15 4 11 10 100.0

Golden Valley Lutheran" 238 241 237 192 49.7 50.3

T 0 T A L 513 1221 481 1056 243 712 233 766 225 800 29.6 70.4 22.0 78.0

THE FOLLOWING WERE NOT TABULATED DUE TO MISSING DATA:7 student(s) from Col of St. Catherine-St.

*Crosier Seminary closed after the 1'36-87 academic year.**Golden Valley Lutheran College closed after the 1983-84 academic year.

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Augsburg 631 911 682 1025 693 1109 693 1140 832 1385 40.9 59.1 37.5 62.5

Bethel College 849 j79 792 10b? 770 1021 739 983 746 999 44.0 56.0 42.8 57.2

Carleton 913 949 908 949 900 966 915 960 927 969 49.0 51.0 48.9 51.1

College of St. Benedict' 27 2190 35 2138 35 2007 40 2053 55 2142 1.2 93.8 2.5 97.5

Col of St. Catherine-St. 24 2245 23 2310 32 2449 41 2482 50 2650 1.1 98.9 1.9 98.1

College of St Scholastica 296 1012 324 1116 357 1092 420 1115 435 1213 22.6 77.4 26.4 73.6

College of St. Teresa 16 534 8 466 7 431 11 352 24 357 2.9 97.1 6.3 93.7

College of St. Thomas* 3405 2547 3518 2902 3650 3121 4004 3404 4390 3811 57.2 42.8 53.5 46.5

Concordia (Moorhead) 1060 1445 1039 1434 1010 1465 1028 1497 1150 1624 42.3 57.7 41.5 58.5

Concordia (St. Paul)** 376 404 375 371 363 410 431 515 487 615 48.2 51.8 44.2 55.8

Dr Martin Luther 182 447 169 390 175 345 157 328 135 306 28.9 71.1 30.6 69.4

Gustavus Adolphus 966 1208 983 1230 955 1258 961 1250 1019 1323 44.4 55.6 43.5 56.5

Hamline 986 860 992 867 941 912 934 983 962 1111 53.4 46.6 46.4 53.6

Ill Sch of Prof Psych 24 43 35.8 64.2

Macalester 848 834 845 851 818 885 833 935 850 977 50.4 49.6 46.5 53.5

Mayo Grad Schl Medicine 802 152 789 187 801 186 821 190 820 216 84.1 15.9 79.2 20.8

Mpis. Coll. of Art&Desipn 243 269 268 246 289 250 308 310 295 352 47.5 52.5 45.6 54.4

Minnesota Bible 48 40 44 42 39 45 44 35 50 33 54.5 45.5 60.2 39.8

North Central Bible 586 496 596 506 616 480 578 453 627 524 54.2 45.8 54.5 45.5

Northwestern College 457 492 449 545 425 547 407 560 406 571 48.2 51.8 41.6 58.4

Pillsbury Baptist Coll. 264 272 176 182 185 179 214 182 159 169 49.3 50.7 48.5 51.5

St. John's 1960 59 1957 67 1884 50 1907 45 1883 46 97.1 2.9 97.6 2.4

St. Mary's 654 575 661 560 655 546 662 558 622 583 53.2 46.8 51.6 48.4

St. Olaf 1330 1604 1381 1642 1403 1618 1446 1649 1463 1658 45.3 54.7 46.9 53.1

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INSTITUTION:

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF MALE AND FEMALE


----1983---- ----I984---- ----I985----MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

ENROLLMENT


St. Paul Bible 298 339 302 333 306 299 264 287

School Associated Arts 48 55 50 50 56 59 71 63

Walden University* 34 23 48 31 21 18

T OTAL 17303 21041 17414 21499 17386 21748 17929 22329

THE FOLLOWING WERE NOT TABULATED DUE TO MISSING DATA:1 student(s) from College of St Scholastica1 student(s/ from Mpls. Coll. of Art&Design

*Beginning in fall 1987, College of St. Thomas figures include students attending St. Paul School of


Learning" which vas a new program in fall 1986.**Walden University did not report enrollment for fall 1986.

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84



254 298 46.8 53.2

72 56 46.6 53.4

87 75 59.6 40.4

18824 24106 45.1 54.9


46.0 54.0

56.3 43.7

53.7 46.3

43.8 56.2

85

P.


----1983----INSTITUTION: MALE FEMALE


----1984---- ----I985----MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE


Bethel Seminary 292 49 313 69 323 77 424 78

Luther NW Theol. Seminary 441 197 512 237 449 217 51C, 229

Mayo Medical School 108 52 103 54 94 60 86 63

Northwestern Chiropractic 342 143 376 156 367 155 382 168

St. Paul Seminary 91 22 87 6 el 6 83 6

United Theol. Seminary* 111 123 95 121 83 120 79 107

Wm. Mitchell Coll of Law 669 465 650 450 637 467 664 463

TOTAL 2054 1051 2136 1093 2034 1102 2234 1114

THE FOLLOWING WERE NOT TABULATED DUE TO MISSING DATA:28 student(s) from Luther NW Theol. Seminary

I student(s) from Wm. Mitchell Coll of Law

*Beginning in fall 1987, students attending St. Paul School of Divinity (formerly St. Paul Seminary), are

included in figures for the College of St. Thomas.

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RATIO RATIO---1983--- --- 1987 - --MALE FMALE MALE FMALE

17.5

34.0

42.0

29.1

58.3

42.8

36.5

278 59 85.6 14.4 82.5

458 236 69.1 30.9 66.0

87 63 67.5 32.5 53.0

402 165 70.5 29.5 70.9

80.5 19.5

85 119 47.4 52.6 41.7

634 475 59.0 41.0 57.2

1944 1117 66.2 33.8 63.5

87



SECTOR TOTAL:---- 1983 - - --MALE FEMALE

---- 1984 --MALE FEMALE

----1 25--MALE FEMALE

---- 1986MALE FEMALE

---- 1987 - - --MALE FEMALE


RATIO1987 --

MALE FMALE

Two-Year Colleges 17856 24501 17009 23872 17092 25168 17668 27027 19165 29884 42.2 57.8 39.1 60.9

Four-Year Colleges 67039 67703 67199 68993 67689 70227 68789 73052 71134 77617 49.8 50.2 47.R 52.2

Public Colleges & Universities 67079 69942 66313 70310 67152 72935 68295 76984 71250 82595 49.0 51.0 46.3 53.7

Private 2- and 4 -dear Colleges 17816 22262 17895 22555 17629 22460 18162 23095 19049 24906 44.5 55.5 43.3 56.7

Private Professional Schools 2054 1051 2136 1093 2034 1102 2234 111t 1944 1117 66.2 33.8 63.5 36.5

All Private Institutions 24738 28703 24690 27998 23804 28661 24409 28338 25272 31065 46.3 53.7 44.9 55.1

All Public Institutions 89375 83764 89764 85703 90889 89364 89052 91314 90433 97025 51.6 48.4 48.2 51.8

All Vocational Institutions 27164 19212 28110 19743 27878 21528 24770 18459 23462 19472 58.6 41.4 54.6 45.4

All Collegiate Institutions 86949 93255 86344 93958 86815 96497 88691 101193 92243 108618 48.3 51.7 45.9 54.1

All Minnesota Institutions 114113 112467 114454 113701 114693 118025 113461 119652 115705 128090 50.4 49.6 47.5 52.5

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MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYA FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN


PERCENT CHANGE

INSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

Bemidji 76e. 742 695 647 725 12.1 -5.4

Mankato 2130 1935 2044 2244 2550 13.6 19.7

Met. opolitan*

Moorhead 950 1036 1250 1202 i213 .9 27.7

St. Cloud 2428 2386 2458 2555 2717 6.3 11.9

Southwest 410 405 361 412 449 9.0 9.5

Windna* 1060 898 1075 1191 1327 11.4 25.2

T 0 T A L 7744 7402 7883 8251 8981 8.8 16.0

*Metropolitan State University enrolls only upper division students.

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PERCENT CHANGE1NSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

Anoka-Ramsey* 1801 1442 2022 1924 1959 1.8 8.8

Arrowhead-All Locations 1898 1890 2021 1884 2236 18.7 17.8

Arrowhead-Hibbing 428 423 491 508 648 27.6 51.4

Arrowhead-Itasca 468 385 502 422 423 .2 -9.6

Arrowhead-Mesabi 528 553 537 500 656 31.2 24.2

Arrowhead-Rainy River 177 210 210 214 215 .5 21.5

Arrowhead-Vermilion 297 319 281 240 294 22.5 -1.0

Austin 476 517 441 399 451 13.0 -5.3

Clearwater-All Locations 953 756 1144 1051 1343 27.8 40.9

Clearwater-Brainerd 298 311 332 395 542 37.2 81.9

Clearwater-Fergus Falls 299 296 381 317 424 33.8 41.8

Clearwater-Northland 356 149 431 339 377 11.2 5.9

Inver Hills 1503 1555 1846 1653 1834 10.9 22.0

Lakewood 1608 1643 1688 1508 1243 -17.6 -22.7

Minneapolis 1200 971 1179 1136 1234 8.6 2.8

Normandale 2595 2342 2379 2540 2750 8.3 6.0

North Hennepin 1901 1823 1864 1851 1986 7.3 4.5

RochestEr 1169 1268 1315 883 1231 39.4 5.3

Willmar 426 328 396 305 387 26.9 -9.2

Worthington 330 324 353 300 279 -7.0 -15.5

T 0 T A L 15860 14859 16648 15434 16933 9.7 6.8


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MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEY,

A FIVE-YEAR'SUMMARY OF NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN

TECHNICAL INSTIIUTEG*FALL 1987


Albert Lea TI 389 378 316 280. 292 4.3 -24.9

Alexandria TI 848 75 841 701 603 -14.0 -28.9

Anoka TI 778 662 843 699 747 6.9 -4.0

Austin TI 413 97 296 259 445 71.8 7.7

Bemidji TI 244 228 244 232 302 30.2 23.8

Brainerd TI 472 408 499 423 503 18.9 6.6

Dakota County TI 825 765 779 633 947 49.6 14.8

Detroit Lakes TI 414 399 335 410 437 6.6 5.6

Duluth TI 466 427 390 4.'8 248 -43.4 -46.8

East Grand Forks TI 321 341 319 285 241 -15.4 -24.9

Eveleth TI 251 221 243 204 255 25.0 1.6

Faribault TI 205 235 246 237 205 -13.5

Hibbing TI 339 310 298 300 287 -4.3 -15.3

Hutchinson TI 341 301 300 262 269 2.7 -21.1

Mankato TI 577 558 565 573 805 40.5 39.5

Minneapolis TI 601 486 573 644 680 5.6, 13.1

Moorhead TI 605 561 596 551 490 -11.1 -19.0

Northeast Metro TI (916) 676 729 628 579 1958 238.2 189.6

Pine City TI 159 131 152 115 119 3.5 -25.2

Red Wing TI 348 264 266 199 193 -3.0 -44.5

Rochester TI 631 577 576 496 383 -22.8 -39.3

St. Cloud TI 992 906 901 847 845 -.2 -14.8

St. Pau: TI 906 804 859 769 1238 61.0 36.6

Southwest Ti Canby 202 132 111 110 110 -45.5

;,-

''.INSTITUTION=

Southwest TI - Cr Falls

Southwest TI - Jackson

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF MEW inIERING FRESHMEN


1983

258

250


1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

229

139

288

212

198 204 3.0 -20.9

183 243

PERCENT CHANGE

32.8 -2.8

Southwest TI - Pipestone 255 241 205 202 131 -35.1 -48.6

Staples TI 335 315 319 267 353 32.2 5.4

Suburban Hennepin TI 929 883 1022 920 2375 158.2 155.7

Thief River Falls TI 265 223 215 225 287 27.6 8.3

Wadena T1 262 283 318 278 314 12.9 19.8

-Willmar TI 804 724 791 617 772 25.1 -4.0

Winona T1 406 326 334 298 336 12.8 -17.2

T 0 T A L 15767 13358 14880 13434 17617 31.1 11.7

*Starting in fall 1987 data were reported to the Coordinating Board by individual technical institutes.Previously data were reported to the Board by the system office. As a result, there may be variations

. between 1987 data and those from previous years.


UNIVERSITY OF'MINNESOTAFALL 1987

PERCENT CHANGE.INSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

U of M - Crookston 427 405 257 305 285 -6.6 -33.3

U of M - Duluth 1866 1837 1989 1687 1705 1.1 -8.6

U of M - Mpls./St. Paul 4759 4399 4584 4555 3915 -14.1 -17.7

U of M - Morris 475 465 450 490 621 26.7 30.7

U of M - Waseca 314 253 267 279 313 12.2 -.3

T 0 T A L 7841 7359 7547 7316 6839 -6.5 -12.8



PERCENT CHANGEINSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985. 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87Academy of Accountancy 75 31 37 19.4Arrowhead Beauty College 15 26 16 12 14 16.7 -6.7Brainerd Beauty College

Brooks Barber School 20 24 17

Brooks Beauty School 23 18 42 55 53 -3.6 130.4Brown Institute 360 389 292 643 406 -36.9 12.8Career Beauty Academy

Control Data Institute 85 58 47 146 210.6Control Data Inst St.P. 38 9

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Fblt 12 11 9 34 277.8Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Mpls 60

Cosmetology Trn Cntr-Roch 30 26 26 28 7.7Cosmetology Trn Cntr-St.P 31

Duluth Acad Hair Design 32 25 26 18 10 -44.4 -68.8Duluth Business Univ. 98 73 66 56 40 -28.6 -59.2Dunwoody Industrial Inst. 427 329 356 317 258 -18.6 -39.6Fairview Deac. Sch Nursin 26 18

Florian Schl Cosmetology 39 35

Glamour Central Academy 101 86 1 -99.0Glamour Richfield 26 28 7.7Globe College of Business 104 125 55 47 125 166.0 20.2Hibbing Beauty College 32 21 22 14 12 -14.3 -62.5Horst Education Center 58 116 43 118 102 -13.6 75.9ITT Technical Institute 580 384 404 147 187 27.2 -67.8

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Lakeland Med.-Dent.Acad. 80 55 78 96 219 128.1 173.8

Lowthian School 87 163 127 118 110 -6.8 26.4


Mayo Schl Hlth Rel Scnce 8 11 12 20 16 -20.0 100.0

The McConnell School 322 323 388 329 299 -9.1 -7.1

Medical Inst. of Minn. 74 85 104 49 79 61.2 6.8



Minneapolis Drafting Schl 26 20 15 101 288.5

Minnesota Beauty College 23 48 21 15 34 126.7 47.8

MN Inst Med & Dent Asst* 99 56 63 169 70.7


Model College Hair Design 49 28 58 81 53 -34.6 8.2

Moler Barber College 26 23 17 14 7 -50.0 -73.1

Mounds-Midway Nursing

NW Technical Institute 42 20 27 38 35 -7.9 -16.7

Northwestern Electron Ins 185 188 192 150 111 -26.0 -40.0

Oliver Thein Beauty Schl 14 15 16 16 11.3

Rasmussen Bus Col-Mankato 105 155 156 112 -28.2

Rasmussen Bus. Col-Mpls 130 85 96 85 -11.5 -34.6

Rasmussen Col-St.Paul 191 121 96 177 84.4 -7.3



Ritter Mankato Beauty 29

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PERCENT CHANGEINSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87Ritter St. Paul Beauty 41

Robinson's Beauty School 77 30 38 22 34 54.5 -55.8St. Cloud Beauty College 162 129 128 107 199 86.0 22.8St. Cloud Business Coll. 174 194 150 126 151 19.8 -13.2St. Cloud Hospital 49 26

St. Luke's Sch Nursing 51

St. Marys Practcl Nursng 25 18 12

St. Paul Barber School 10 10 24 15

Schl Communication Arts 45 54 27 -50.0Scot-Lewis Florian School 54 60 56 -6.7 3.7Scot Lewis-St. Is Pk 38 35 -7.9Vera Slater Beauty School 53 61 25 -52.8Virginia School of Beauty 46 11 7 -84.8T OTAL 4039 3429 3416 3253 3758 15.5 -7.0

*Minnesota Institute of Medical-Dental Assistants did not include approximately100 students in its enrollment reports for fall 1987.



SUMMARY: 1983 1984

33 REPORTING IN 1983 AND 1987 3778

34 REPORTING IN 1986 AND 1987

1114 1986

3221

1987

3219

3307

PERCENT CHANGE.1986-87 1983-87

-14.8

2.7

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PERCENT CHANGEINSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87Bethany Lutheran 116 136 145 147 158 7.5 36.2Col of St. Catherine-St. 183 201 173 183 159 -13.1 -13.1Crosier Seminary* 30 14 9 7


TOTAL 583 598 327 337 317 -5.9 -45.6





Augsburg 2A/ 322 323 312 324 3.8 12.9

Bethel College 472 462 479 423 444 5.0 -5.9

Carleton 522 478 506 483 506 4.8 -3.1

College of St. Benedict 660 528 510 441 506 14.7 -23.3

Col of St. Catherine-St. 313 365 269 275 357 29.8 14.1

College of St Scholastica 266 271 251 318 323 1.6 21.4

College of St. Teresa 128 133 117 96 44 -54.2 -65.6

College of St. Thomas* 847 873 825 845 931 10.2 9.9

Concordia (Moorhead) 659 696 715 729 815 11.8 23.7

Concordia (St. Paul)** 214 180 186 170 143 -15.9 -33.2

Dr Martin Luther 137 123 122 130 107 -17.7 -21.9

Gustavus Adolphus 552 636 635 646 653 1.1 18.3

Hamline 461 263 284 274 334 21.9 -27.5

Ill Sch of Prof Psych

Macalester 392 401 405 452 444 -1.8 13.3

Mayo Grad Schl Medicine

Mpls. Coll. of Art&Design 104 109 95 129 106 -17.8 1.9

Minnesota Bible 30 27 26 18 23 27.8 -23.3North Central Bible 263 290 277 242 289 19.4 9.9

Northwestern College 314 336 312 272 262 -3.7 -16.6Pillsbury Baptist Coll. 144 111 128 142 84 -40.8 -41.7

St. John's 585 514 502 477 509 6.7 -13.0

St. Mary's 343 .315 319 321 322 .3 -6.1

St. Olaf 741 829 803 796 793 -.4 7.0

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PERCENT CHANGEINSTITUTION: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87St. Paul Bible 161 147 146 121 127 5.0 -21.!School Associated Arts 24 26 40 30 24 -20.0Walden University***

T 0 T A L 8619 8435 8275 8142 8470 4.0 -1.7

*Beginning in fall 1987, College of St. Thomas figures include students attending St. Paul School ofDivinity, Coll.je of St. Thomas.

**Concordia's fall enrollment for 1986 and 1987 includes students enrolled in the "School of AdultLearning" which was a new program in fall 1986.

**Walden University did not report enrollment for fall 1986.

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TOTALS DY SECTORFALL 1987

PERCENT CHANGESECTOR TOTAL: 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1986-87 1983-87

Two-Year Colleges 17184 16115 17499 16355 17848 9.1 3.9

Four-Year Colleges 23463 22538 23181 23125 23692 2.5 1.0

Public Colleges is Universities 31445 29620 32078 31001 32753 5.7 4.2

Private 2- and 4-Year Colleges 9202 9033 8602 8479 8787 3.6 -4.5

Private Professional Schools

All Private Institutions 13241 12462 12018 11732 12545 6.9 -5.3

All Public Institutions 47212 42978 46958 44435 50370 13.4 6.7

All Vocational Institutions 19806 16787 18296 16687 21375 28.1 7.9

All Collegiate Institutions 40647 38653 40680 39480 41540 5.2 2.2

All Minnesota Institutions 60453 55440 58976 56167 62915 12.0 4.1

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PART 2. INSTITUTION ENROLLMENT REPORTS, FALL 1987

Institution Enrollment Reports summarize for each institution the number of students enrolled by levelof study, sex, and attendance status (full-time or part-time). Enrollments are shown for regular(on-campus) offerings and for collegiate and vocational programs.

Extension enrollment data are generally not available by the tenth day of the fall term.

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105

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1937INSTITUTION: Bemidji State University

COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREGULARSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS

TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-MALE FEMALE TOTAL

514310 01

653391

17167

1031057 360 717

874 1884

35 320 6754852 404 886

837 724 1561

27 17 44

32 66a 2234

30

1914 1671 3585

1914 1671 3585

--PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL

14 2325 43 68

4015 ,>7 2

70 1410

7219 1

5412

1326

66 91 157

65 108 173

26 687 21 28

94

204 358 562

204 358 562

-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE

4.00 324678 5 571072 38750 944

367 339476536

903 815

92 125

58 10215 43

2118 2029

2118 2029

TOTALREGULARSTUDENTS

741232579

1994

761012

1718

217

16058

4147

41477 student(s) not tabluated due to missing data.

106- 61 -

107

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT EY INSTITUTION

FALL 1937

INSTITUTION: Mankato State University



GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERCRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





--FULL TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1183 1310 24932041 2080 41211127 1139 22663168 3219 6387

1028 201710998

891205 2303

2233 2087 4320

318 305 623

39 60 994 16 20

21 31 52

5783 5718 11501

5783 5718 11501

--PART TIME STUDENTS--MAL' FEMALE TOTAL

9421 36 57

189123 21

187 312 4996

82 212238130

201 439

283 368 651

250 360 610

105 244 34919 2 21

103 304 407

947 1590 2537

947 1590 2537

-TOTALMALE

10421351

3325520

11101406

2516

568

14423

124

6730

6730

BY SEX-FEMALE

1

23462691

3531262

11191336

2455

665

3 0418

335

7308

7308


2550440424826886

22292742

4971

1233

44841

459

14038

14038


/08- 62 -

109

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

INSTITUTION: Metropolitan State


JUNIORSSENIORS

ENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

University

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- ---PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL



UPPER DIVISION ONLY 163 275 438 1582 2243 3825 1745 2518 4263UPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 163 275 438 1582 2243 3825 1745 2518 4263

GRADUATE 2 2 88 66 154 88 68 156FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 19 14 33 214 358 572 233 372 605SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 182 291 473 1884 2667 4551 2066 2958 5024

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREGULARSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS,


TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 182 291 473 1884 2667 4551 2066 2958 5024


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ALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Moorhead Stat.,: Un;versity

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS



NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 450 741 1191 3 19 22 453 760 1213ALL FRESHMEN 922 1262 2184 27 80 107 949 1342 2291SOPHOMORES 391 686 1077 23 59 82 414 745 1159LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 1313 1948 3261 50 139 189 1363 2087 3450

JUNIORS 420 611 1031 22 49 71 442 660 1102SENIORS 507 745 1252 101 177 278 608 922 1530UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 927 1356 2283 123 226 349 1050 1582 2632

GRADUATE 14 23 37 11 3! 42 25 54 79FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 24 29 53 18 83 101 42 112 154SECONDARY 9 9 18 15 20 35 24 29 53UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE






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112 113


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: St. Cloud State University

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE


NEW-ENTERING FRESHMEN 1258 1392 2650 19 48 67 1277 1440 2717ALL FRESHMEN 2313 2362 4675 113 225 338 2426 2587 5013SOPHOMORES 1158 1311 2469 114 164 278 1272 1475 2747LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 3471 3673 7144 227 389 616 3698 4062 7760JUNIORS 1062 1099 2161 127 161 288 1189 1260 2449SENIORS 984 975 1959 201 172 373 1185 1147 2332UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 2046 2074 4120 328 333 661 2374 2407 4781GRADUATE 52 122 174 140 214 354 192 336 528FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 94 92 186 129 219 348 223 311 534SECONDARY 15 27 42 38 40 78 53 67 120UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 9 13 22 154 433 587 163 446 609TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 5687 6001 11688 1016 1628 2644 6703 7629 14332




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114 115


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Southwest State University


COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


TOTALREGULAR'STUDENTS



GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 2 9 11 40 77 117 42 86 128SECONDARY 3 3 12 9 21 12 12 24UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





116

2 student(s) not tabluated due to missing data. /

- 66 -

117


INSTITUTION: Winona State University*

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL ALE FEMALE TOTAL-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALENEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 482 796 1278 21 19 40 503 815ALL FRESHMEN 860 1268 2128 103 170 273 963 1438SOPHOMORES 413 550 963 64 91 155 477 641LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 1273 Isis 3091 167 261 428 1440 2079JUNIORS 328 470 798 58 133 191 386 603SENIORS 264 398 662 103 181 284 367 579UPPER DIVISION ONLY

UPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 592 868 1460 161 314 475 753 1182GRADUATE 14 22 36 118 180 298 132 202FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 8 9 17 18 28 46 26 37SECONDARY 4 2 6 1 1 5 2UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 20 12 32 95 147 242 115 159TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 1911 2731 4642 560 930 1490 2471 3661



TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 1911 2731 4642 560 930 1490 2471 3661



118-67-


1318240111183519

989946

1935

334'

637

274

6132

6132

119

SYSTEM TOTAL: STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM


FALL 1987

--FULL TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL






3967 47837142 78663645 426310787 12129

3357 36703611 3787438163 275

7131 7730

425 491

240 18 24779

50 56

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 18651 20732

TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 18651 20732

8750150087908

22916

7027

14861

916

465119106

39383

39383


120

--PART TIME STUDENTS-MALE FEMALE TOTAL

6 514213771 738 12109321 489 810692 1227 1919

313 51 3 826691 874 15651582 2243 38252586 3630 6216

672 959 1631

550 10797 162792 2 184

352 884 1236

4944 7869 12813

4944 7869 12813

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7513

11479966

36704302

9175174175

1097

768132402

23595

23595


48604928

4713356

52

41836594

11360

1450

1324171940

28601

8971161178718

24835

785389614263

21077

2547

2092303

1342

52196

28601 52196

121


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Anoka-Ramsey Community College*

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE

TOTALREGULARSTUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 339 335 674 383 717 1100 722 1052 1774ALL FRESHMEN 570 620 1190 691 1443 2134 1261 2063 3324SOPHOMORES 142 186 328 156 304 460 298 490 788LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 712 806 1518 847 1747 2594 1559 2553 4112JUNIORS

SENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARY 24 62 86 30 65 95 54 127 181UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 28 88 116 16 51 67 44 139 183REGULAR 82 227 309 88 310 398 170 537 707SPECIAL 18 19 34 64 98 35 82 117STUDENTSTSSECONDARY STUDENTS

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 83 245 328 122 374 496 205 619 824


4 student(s) not tabtuated due to missing data.


122- 69 -

123


INSTITUTION: Arrowhead Region All

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

Locations



-





20 41 61 32 60 92 52 101 153


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 187 198 385 167 131 298 354 329 683REGULAR 379 499 878 239 300 539 618 799 1417SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS

2 2 45 12 57 47 12 59




124 - 70 -

125


INSTITUTION: Arrowhead Region -

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

Hibbing Campus








VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 24 76 100 67 75 142 91 151 242REGULAR 57 173 230 80 155 235 137 328 465SPECIAL STUDENTS 2 2 45 12 57 47 12 59SECONDARY STUDENTS



3 studentis) not tabluated due to missing data.

- 71 -

126 127



COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

Itasca Campus

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- ---PART TIME STUDENTS-MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL



NEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMEN

124210

94190

218400

3472

71198

105270

158282

165388 670

323

SOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

84294

91281

175575

1789

62260

79349

101383

1

55341254924







Iligthtkw,.th tRagr

gio-

128 - 72 - 129


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Arrowhead Region Mesabi Campus

7-FULL TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTALSTUOENTS

NE TONG FRESHMENAL R ENSOPH R

141103

71

10817148LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 212 219

.:.

- JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARY 4 7UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 33 23REGULAR 60 96SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 60 96





211 89 198 287 192 306312 127 317 444 268 488119 30 39 69 101 87431 157 356 513 369 575

11 8 11 19 12 18

442 165 367 532 381 593

56 67 35 102 100 58156 103 58 161 163 154

156 103 58 161 163 154

598 268 425 693 544 747

- 73 -

TOTAL

STUDENTS

131

498756188944

158317

317

1291


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Arrowhead Region

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Rainy River Campus


--PART TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTAL



NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 50 32 82. 31 67 98 81 99 180ALL FRESHMEN 82 70 152 61 142 203 143 212 355SOPHOMORES 35 46 81 17 45 62 52 91 143LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 117 116 233 78 187 265 195 303 498


GRADUATEFIRST P6OFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

4 3 7 5 9 14 9 12 21


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 10 24 34 1 1 10 25 35REGULARSPECIAL STUDENTS

29 63 92 4 20 24 33 83 116

SECONDARY STUDENTS



132 - 74 -

133



JUNIORSSENIORS.UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED GRADUATE






FALL 1987

Vermilion Campus

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE

92 36 128 7 11 18 99 47123 52 175 14 29 43 137 8136 32 68 6 11 17 42 43159 84 243 20 40 60 179 124

2 2 6 5 11 6 7

159 86 245 26 45 71 185 131

92 25 117 26 5 31 118 30181 48 229 40 9 49 221 57

181 48 229 40 9 49 221 57

340 134 474 66 54 120 406 188

- 75 -


14621885303

13

316

148278

278

594

134 135


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Austin Community College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS








2 9 11 11 13 24 13 22 35


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 1 27 28 34 94 128 35 121 156REGULAR

STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS

83

991

1074

253

52114

54167

1056

151115

161171




1

c MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEY

INSTITUTION: Clearwate.- Region

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

REGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTIONFALL 1987

All Locations

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE

NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 291 201 492 167 391 558 458 592ALL FRESHMEN 472 367 839 273 677 950 745 1044SOPHOMORES 211 197 408 61 175 236 272 372LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 683 564 1247 334 852 1186 1017 1416JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARY 19 33 52 79 165 244 98 198UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 702 597 1299 413 1017 1430 1115 1614

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 32 68 100 88 104 192 120 172REGULAR 82 232 314 61 208 269 143 440SPECIAL STUDENTS 5 1 6 81 35 116 86 36SECONDARY STUDENTS

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 87 233 320 142 243 385 229 476


1 studenttsl not tabluated due to missing data.

138- 77 -


10501789644

2433

296

2729

292583122

705

3434

1391


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Clearwater Region -

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Brainerd Campus





NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 124 96 220 74 154 228 198 250 448ALL FRESHMEN 203 177 380 113 280 393 316 457 773SOPHOMORES 91 91 182 34 56 90 125 147 272LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 294 268 562 147 336 483 441 604 1045JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 4 17 21 38 35 73 42 52 94REGULAR 6 43 49 4 49 53 10 92 102SPECIAL STUDENTS 4 1 5 41 35 76 45 36 81SECONDARY STUDENTS



4

INSTITUTION: Clearwater Region

1 .:.

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADC1 '1T ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

Fergus Falls



NEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

181770

82259

7612568

193

1

3840215452

6712316

139

9919043

233

16631359

372

17530098

398

175315111426


GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARY

IED-GRADUATE7 10 17 50 88 138 57 98

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 266 203 469 189 32! 510 455 524


26 85 111 1 64 65 27 149

SECONDARY STUDENTS



1 students) not tabluated due to missing data.

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AA7s

142 143

350615209824

155

979

173

6

176

1155


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Clearwater Region -

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Northland Campus



5992

2965 157

SOPHOMORES 38 38 76LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 130 103 233


GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARY 1 9 10UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 131 112 243

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 21 19 40REGULAR 50 104 154SPECIAL STUDENTS 1 1

SECONDARY STUDENTS

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 51 104 155

TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 182 216 398

t-

144 - 80 -


32767

1148

16

64

495640

96

160



138207

164244

85129

1

26772252401

76 87 49 1 16283 331 178 31486 564

51 67 17 60 77

334 398 195 446 641

36 85 70 55 12595 151 106 199 305

40 41 41

95 191 147 199 346

429 589 342 645 987

145

INSTITUTION: Inver Hills Community College


COLLEGIATE STUDENTS. NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN

ALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL




riii





FALL 1987



203 217 420 396 755 1151 599 972334 371 705 686 1457 2143 1020 1828100 111 211 114 238 352 214 349434 482 916 800 1695 2495 1234 2177

14 25 39 17 41 58 31 66

448 507 955 817 1736 2553 1265 2243

77 89 166 50 35 85 127 124193 221 414 165 331 496 358 55239 5 44 39 5

193 221 414 204 336 540 397 557

641 728 1369 1021 2072 3093 1662 2800


- 81 -


15712848563

3411

97

3508

25191044

954

4462

146 147:j


FALL 1987

INSTITUTIONS Lakewood Community College


COLLEGIATE STUDENTS





SENIOORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 65 71 136 40 81 121 105 152 257REGULAR 211 289 500 217 580 797 428 869 1297SPECIAL STUDENTS 4 8 12 11 15 26 15 23 38SECONDARY STUDENTS




148 - 82 -

149


FALL 1957INSTITUTION: Minneapolis Community College

--FULL TIME STUDENTS--

COLLEGIATE STUDENTSMALE FEMALE TOTAL




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 158 207 365 237 371 608 395 578 973ALL FRESHMEN 297 379 676 399 630 1029 696 1009 1705SOPHOMORES 84 128 212 109 189 298 193 317 510LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL . 381 507 888 508 819 1327 889 1326 2215JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 69 70 139 44 76 120 113 146 259REGULAR 159 243 402 136 283 419 295 526 821SPECIAL STUDENTS

3 10 13 3 10 13SECONDARY STUDENtS

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 159 243 402 139 293 432 298 536 834.



150

83

151

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCO .1. ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Nomandale Community College

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- ---PART TIME STUDENTS--.MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN . 619 553 1172 473 759 1232 1092 1312 2404ALL FRESHMEN 1149 953 2102 998 1672 2670 2147 2625 4772SOPHOMORES 307 353 660 374 622 996 681 975 1656LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 1456 1306 2762 1372 2294 3666 2828 3600 6428JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL







152 - 84 -

153


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: North Hennepin Community College

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- ---PART TIME STUDENTS-MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS






VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 120 125 245 t45 223 368 265 348 613REGULAR 236 326 562 438 890 1328 674 1216 1890SPECIAL STUDENTS

1 1 1 1SECONDARY STUDENTS



154


- 85 -

155


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Rochester Community College


COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 126 348 474302

412 924ALL FRESHMEN 512 277 792 1069SOPHOMORES 197 195 2 140 267 47LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 60709 7 1316 417 1059 14706


GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARY 4 22 26 11 10 21UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 713 629 1342 428 1069 1497

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 48 131 179 6 15 21REGULAR 127 301 428 51 196 247SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 127 301 428 51 196 247

TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 840 930 1770 479 1265 1744


4281204601

789462

1126 1666

15 32

1141 1698

54 146178 497

178 497

1319 2195


10291993799

2792

47

2839

200675

675

3514


f

156 - 86 - 157


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Willmar Community College

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS






VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNE(! ENTERING STUDENTS 47 44 91 3 6 9 50 50 100REGULAR 127 119 246 16 51 67 143 170 313SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS


TOTAL REGOLAR STUDENTS 400 424 824 54 227 281 454 651 1105


158- 87 -

159


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Worthington Community





VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENl...2ING STUDENTSREGULARSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



College

--FULLMALE

8412152

173

8

181

724

24

205

TIME STUDENTS-FEMALE TOTAL

42 12672 19354 106

126 299

6 14

132 313

30 3768 92

68 92

200 405


33 66 9952 140 19217 41 5869 181 250

17 20 37

86 201 287

2 15 175 47 52

5 47 52

91 248 339


117 108173 21269 9:

242 307

25 26

267 333

9 4529 115

29 115

296 448


225385164549

51

600

54144

144

744

160 - 88 -

161


FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM


JUNIORSSENIORS.UPPER DIVISION ONLY'UPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL







3183 2881 60645456 4991 104471835 1982 38177291 6973 14264


2536 4912 74484887 10137 150241441 2736 41776328 12873 19201


10343719 7793

151283276 71813619 194846

159 350 509 272 564 836 431 914

7450 7323 14773 6600 13437 20037 14050 20760

786 1045 1831 655 907 1562 1441 19521911 2997 4908 1719 3723 5442 3630 672015 28 43 267 255 522 282 283

1926 3025 4951 1986 3978 5964 3912 7003

9376 10348 19724 8586 17415 26001 17962 27763


13512254717994

33465

1345

34810

339310565350

10915

45725


89 -

162 163


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Albert Lea Technical

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Institute










20 61 1

262

53 1 54 73 7 80



164 - 90 - 165

INSTITUTION: Alexandria Technical Institute

--FULL TIME STUDENTS--MALS FEMALE TOTAL


FALL 1987








166

TOTAL--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS

339 261 600 3 3 339 264 603823 560 1383 2 9 11 125 569 1394

823 560 1383 2 9 11 825 569 1394

823 560 A383 2 9 11 825 569 1394

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167

INSTITUTION: Anoka Technical Institute*



JUNIORSr-NIORSIrPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL




FALL 1987

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 364 373 737REGULAR 433 468 901SPECIAL STUDENTS 2 2SECONDARY STUDENTS 11 5 16

TOTA'.. VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 444 475 919


*Anoka Technical Institute did not report on approximately 650 continuingstudents.

O.%

TOTAL--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS,

3 7 10 367 380 7"72 12 14 435 480 915

2 24 1 5 15 6 21

6 13 19 450 488 938

6 13 19 450 488 938

alftoulFcrnrv:

168 - 92 169


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION= Austin Technical Institute

' -MALE FEMALE TOTAL--FULL TIME STUDENTd--

MALE FEMALE TOTAL--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULAR

MALE FEMALE igiqhCOLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPflOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL




VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 187 226 413 1 31 32 188 257 445REGULAR 239 233 472 2 32 34 241 265 506SPECIAL STUDENTS 23 19 42 23 19 42SECONDARY STUDENTS 5 1 6 5 1 6



- 93

170 ill


INSTITUTION: Bemidji Technical

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

ENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT CNROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

Institute








VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 100 180 280 6 16 22 106 196 302REGULAR 194 241 435 3 4 7 197 245 442SPECIAL STUDENTS 5 15 20 5 15 20SECONDARY STUDENTS 1 1 1 1



.1 <d 1i, `....

172 - 94 173

I !.

INSTITUTION: Brainerd Technical Institute




GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERG4ADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE



FALL 1987

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 188 248REGULAR 353 417SPECIAL STUDENTS 1 1SECONDARY STUDENTS 16 14




1.74


436 18 49 67 206 297770 22 80 102 375 4972 3 2 5 4 330 1 : 17 14

802 26 82 108 396 514

802 26 82 108 396 514

- 95

.1.75

503872

731

910

910


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Dakota County Technical

COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW'ENTERING FRESHMENALL} FRESHMENSOPHOMORES

Institute





LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL




VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 469 403 872 22 53 75 491 456 947REGULARSPECIAL STUDENTS

7843

6361

14204

64 120 184 8483

7561

16044SECONDARY STUDENTS 3 3 3 3



176 - 96 -

ri

177


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Detroit Lakes Technical Institute







TOTAl VOCATIONAL STUDENTS



TOTAL-TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE STUDENTS

226 206 432 1 3 4 227 209 436425 345 770 1 6 7 426 351 7775 5 3 2 5 8 2 10

430 345 77:. 4 8 12 434 353 787

430 345 775 4 8 12 434 353 787

student(s) not tabluated due to missing data.

97 - 179


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Duluth Technical Institute


-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEHALE






VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREGULARSPECIAL STUDENTS

104567

135478

2391045

911 63

974

104 144578 541 19

114

SECONDARY STUDENTS 2 2 2



t

.

'IMPEUEV/1In

- 98 -

100 181


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: East Grand Forks Technical Institute


-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMAI

TOTALREGULARSTUDENTSCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS








182


.I.

- 99 -

183

INSTITUTION: Eveleth Technical Institute


COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW. ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL





FALL 1987


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 134 121 255 134 121 255REGULAR 223 152 375 223 152 375SPECIAL STUDENTS 4 4 4 4SECONDARY STUDENTS


TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 2'23 156 379 223 156 379

- 100 -

IlCL.,ChtiVt/0.1 r

185


INSTITUTION: Fariballt Technical

ENROL'...MENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

Institute








VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 98 101 199 1 E 6 99 106 205REGULAR 227 211 438 67 49 116 294 260 554SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS 2 2 1 2 3 1 4 5TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 227 213 440 68 51 119 295 264 559


186 - 101 - 187

MINKKSOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

INSTITUTION: Hibbing Technical

E OLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR ,HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

Institute








VOCATIONAL STUDENTS .NEW ENTERING STUDENTS 203 84 287 203 84 287REGULAR 468 165 633 4 1 5 472 166 638SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS 1 1 1 1



4J. :'

188 - 102 - 189


FALL 1987INSTITMOON: Hutchinson Technical Institute



JUNI029SENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DVISION SUBTOTAL






190


153 90 243 5 21 26 158 111391 158 549 39 65 104 430 2232 2 4 5 V 4 7

391 160 551 43 70 113 434 230

391 160 551 43 70 113 434 230

- 103 -

269653

11

664

664

191

INSTITUTION: Mankato Technical Institute


COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOT.!.

JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLY 'UPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGLADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE






FALL 1987


416 389 805 416 389798 691 1489 798 691

798 691 1489 798 691

798 69t 1489 798 691

8051489

1489

1489

192 -104 -

193


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Minneapolis Technical Institute

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- --PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX-TOTALREGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTSCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS






TOTAL VOCATION/_ STUDENTS 1063 743 1806 1,26 106 252 1209 849 2058


- 105 -

194 195

t


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Moorhead Technical

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS'NEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMEN

Institute










489 342 831 23 112 135 512 454 966

SECONDARY STUDENTS 1 1 1 1



196 -106-

197

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONE NROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Northeast Metro Technical Institute (916)

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- ---PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS







931 884 1815 149 139 288 1080 1023SECONDARY STUDENTS 3 3 431 383 814 431 386TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 931 887 1818 580 522 1102 1511 1409

TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTE 931 887 1818 580 522 1102 1511 1409


- 107 -

198


199

PAR817

2920

2920


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Pine City Technical Institute





GRADUATEFIRSTUNCLASSIFIED- UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





69141

1

142

142

8047

80

80

116221

1

222

222

231

12

16

16

44

46

46

35

51

62

62

71144

1

13

158

158

8248

44

126

126

119226

1

57

284

284

200 - 108 -

201

, INSTITUTIONS Red Wing Technical Institute

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE

T E NUNDENTS

SHMEN








MINNESOTAEORTEICONDAll

EDUCATION


TOTAL--PtRT TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS

115 78 193 115 78233 134 367 2 2 4 235 136

233 134 367 2 2 4 235 136

233 134 367 2 2 4 235 136

- 109 -

193371

371

371

202 203

INSTITUTION: Rochester Technical Institute




GRADUATE

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTIUN

FALL 1987



PROFESSIONALUNCL SSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYOUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW cNTERING STUDENTS 134 231 365 3 13 16 137 244 381REGULAR 348 383 731 9 28 37 357 411 768SPECIAL STUDENTS 1 1 1 1SECONDARY STUDENTS 5 1 6 1 1 5 2 7




204 - 110 -

2C5

PINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

INSTITUTION: St. Cloud Technical


FALL 1987

Institute




NEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION Se'TOTAL




VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 458 379 837 5 1 6 463 380 843REGULAR 798 624 1422 11 12 23 809 636 1445SPECIAL STUDENTS 2 3 5 2 3 5 4 6 10SECONDARY STUDENTS 3 4 7 3 4 7




206 207


INSTITUTION: St. Paul Technical


FALL 1987

Institute








VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 677 519 1196 13 29 42 690 548 1238REGULAR 1349 890 2239 4 4 1349 894 2243SPECIAL STUDENTS 17 12 29 23 39 62 40 51 91SECONDARY STUDENTS 7 11 18 11 11 18 11 29




- 112 -

208 209


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Southwest Technical Institute - Canby Campus




TOTAL-TOTAL BY SEX- . RE4ULARMALE FEMALE STUDENTS




VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 59 49 108 2 2 59 51 110REGULAR 160 81 241 9 9 160 90 250SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS 6 6 6 6



- 113

210 211


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Southwest Technical Institute - Granite Falls Campus


COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEN ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLONER DIVISION SUBTOTAL


GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD'SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEN ENTERING STUDENTS 111 88 199 3 2 5 114 90 204REGULAR 264 151 415 3 6 9 267 157 424SPECIAL STUDENTS 3 1 4 1 1 4 5SECONDARY STUDENTS 1 1 2 2 2 1 3 4



- 119 -

21.2 213

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY IrSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTIOPO 'Southwest Technical Institute - Jackson Campus


COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL








151326

21

329

329

91178

178

178

242504

21

507

507

2

1

1

1

7

7

7

1

8

8

8

151327

21

330

330

92185

185

185

2435122

1

515

515


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Southwest Technical Institute - Pipestone Campus


COLhEOTRIEINEENISHMEN

ALL FR S MENSOPHOMPRESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

JUNIORSSENIORS

OEN BR AM SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFIRSi PROFESSIONALUNCL SSIFIED-UNDERGRAD

UNHARMED-GRADUATE


TOTAL-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE STUDENTS


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREGULARSPECIAL sTugNisSECONDARY STDUDENTS



77169

169

169

5497

97

97

131266

266

266

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

2

77170

170

170

5498

98

98

131268

268

268

216- 116 -

217


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Staples Technical Institute,

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTSCOLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL




VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREGULAR

STUDENTSSPECIALSECONDARY STUDENTS



268 81 349 3 3 268 84473 114 587 3 3 473 117

6 4 10 1 1 2 7 5

479 118 597 1 4 5 480 122

479 118 597 1 4 5 480 122


- Hi -

21S 219

352590

12

602

602


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Suburban Hennepin Technical Institute








VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 1501 822 2323 34 18 52 1535 840 2375REGULAR

STUDENTSSPECIAL2381 1362 3743 140 64 204 2521 1426 3947

SECONDARY STUDENTS 637 314 951 637 314 951




220- 118 - 221


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Thief River Falls Technical Institute








VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 151 124 275 12 12 151 136 287REGULAR 316 us 514 3 19 22 319 217 536SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS 1 1 2 1 1 2



e.

222 - 119 -

2.23,

.


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Wadena Technical Institute

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- ---PART TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL



NEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORES 1 1 1 1LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 1 1 1 1



TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 1 1 1 1

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 181 126 307 1 6 7 182 132 314REGULAR 389 278 667 5 14 19 394 292 686SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS 1 2 3 1 2 3



i

- 120 -

224 225

INSTITUTION: Willmar Technical Institute



JUNIORSSENIORS

UPPER DIQNLY

UPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL


FALL 1987




VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 364 307 671 25 75 100 389 382 771REGULAR 645 395 1040 2i 93 120 672 488 1160SPECIAL STUDENTS 2 2 4 2 2 4SECONDARY STUDENTS 3 3 6 2 2 4 5 5 10




226 - 121 - 227-

INSTITUTION: Winona Technical Institute

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS


JUNIORSSENIORS

UPPERDIVISION ONLYUPPhR DIVISION SUBTOTAL




FALL 1987


-TOTAL BY L.EX-MALE FEMALE



186 196 382 15 15 186 211 397SECONDARY STUDENTS 10 10 10 10TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 196 196 392 15 15 196 211 407


228 - 122 - 229

SYSTEM TOTAL: TECHNICAL INSTITUTES

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

--FULL TIME STUDENTS --. MALE FEMALE TOTAL

NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN4L FRESHMENSOPHOMORES 1 1LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 1 1

JUNIORSSENIORS

8B12180UPPER SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFAST PnyrsposONALuNCLASOIrItu-UNDtRGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNENJNIERING STUDENTS 9084 7523 16607REuuLA 17067 12361 29428

REFARFSITINITS 71720

49368 A

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 17858 12778 30636




369 634 1003757 1144 190191

446153

47662

922

1324 1652 2976

1324 1652 2976

-ID,AL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE

1

1

1

9453 815717824 13505

1 814111

196162

19182 14430

19183 14430


i

I

1761031329

2732010

33612

33613

- 123 -

.13-0 231

INSTITUTION: University of Minnesota




IED-GRADUATEUNCLA





232


FALL 1987

- Crookston Technical College



141 120 261 8 16 24 149 136183 156 339 102 50 152 285 206114 144 258 34 30 64 148 174297 300 597 136 80 216 433 380

6 21 27 93 179 272 99 2002 1 3 7 14 21 9 15

305 322 627 236 273 509 541 595

305 322 627 236 273 509 541 595

- 129 -


285491322813

29924

1136

1136

233


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: University of Minnesota.

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Duluth





NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 681 676 1357 181 167 348 862 843 1705ALL FRESHMEN 1175 1103 2278 333 298 631 . 1508 1401 2909SOPHOMORES 691 570 1261 134 121 255 825 691 1516LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 1866 1673 3539 467 419 886 2333 2092 4425JUNIORS 534 436 970 92 84 176 626 520 1146SENIORS 539 464 1003 155 134 289 694 598 1292UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 1073 900 1973 247 218 465 1320 1118 2438GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD

6266

7

60305

1269212

84

36

69

45

153

81

1506243

1293050

2799293SECONDARY 9 12 21 4 12 16 13 24 37UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 1 1

1 1





234125 - 235


FALL 1987


COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Minneapolis-St.Paul





NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 1541 1333 2874 551 490 1041 2092 1823 3915ALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORES

37862633

32052328

69914961

1275955

11441044

24191999

50613588

43493372

94106960

.LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 6419 5533 11952 2230 2188 4418 8649 7721 16370

JUNIORS 2554 2119 4673 905 989 1894 3459 3108 6567SENIORS'UPPER DIVISION ONLY

2579 2108 4687 1622 1625 3247 4201 3733 7934

UPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 5133 4227 9363 2527 2614 5141 7660 6841 14501

GRADUATE 2122 1517 3639 2761 2448 5209 4883 3965 8848FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD

134746

88850

223596

114437

68405

182842

1461483

956455

2417938

SECONDARY 29 54 83 5 6 11 34 60 94UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 552 331 883 161 81 242 713 412 1125





Lill 1.3.

236 -126- 237



COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

ENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOl. ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

ALL 1987

- Morris




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 282 337 619 2 2 282 339 621ALL FRESHMEN 369 423 792 9 11 20 378 434 812SOPHOMORES 220 213 433 3 15 18 223 228 451LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 589 636 1225 12 26 38 601 662 1263JUNIORS 169 198 367 5 13 18 174 211 385SENIORS 107 125 232 17 26 43 124 151 275UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 276 323 599 22 39 61 298 362 660GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 5 13 18 2 12 14 7 25 32SECONDARY 3 5 8 2 2 4 5 7 12UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





238 _ 127_ 239


FALL 1987


COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Waseca Technical College






131186121307

166247165412

297433286719

5768

84

1116618

184

1624226268

136262129391

177411183596

313675312987



51

22

73

40 126 166 451

1282

1733





128 -

(.;

240 241

SYSTEM TOTAL: UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA








242


FALL 1987



2776 2632 5408 745 686 1431 3521 33185699 5134 10833 1795 1669 3464 7494 68033779 3420 7199 1134 1228 2362 4913 46489478 8554 18032 2929 2897 5826 12407 114513257 2753 6010 1002 1086 2088 4259 38393225 2697 5922 1794 1785 3579 5019 44826482 5450 11932 2796 2871 5667 9278 83212188 1577 3765 2845 2517 5362 5033 40941409 918 2327 114 68 182 1523 98669 91 160 608 767 1375 677 85844 74 118 18 34 52 62 108552 332 884 161 81 242 713 41320222 16996 37218 9471 9235 18706 29693 26231

20222 16996 37218 9471 9235 18706 29693 26231

- 129 -


6839142979561.

23858

80989501

17599

9127250915351701126

55924

55924

243


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Academy of Accountancy

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS










8 1556 43

2399

6 817 23

1440

1473

2366

37139

SECONDARY STUDENTS



244 - 130 - 245

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATJONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 19S7

INSTITUTION: Arrowhead Beauty CollegeTOTAL

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS





VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS

. REGULARSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



4 ' "64

a

1414

14 1414 4 14 14

14 14 14 14

14 14 14 14

- 131 - 247

INSTITUTION: Brooks Beauty School

r

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOU4T ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORES










6 31 37 1 15 16 7 46 53

SECONDARY STUDENTS



248

r.,

- 132 -

249

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATI'JNENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Brown Institute

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS










1259 364 1623 96 97 193 1355 461 1816

SECONDARY STUDENTS



- 133 -

250 251


INSTITUTION: Control Data Institute


FALL 1987

Minneapolis








VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 65 56 121 12 13 25 77 69 146REGULAR 197 135 332 50 34 84 247 169 416SPECIAL STUDENTS 2 2 2 2SECONDARY STUDENTS



- 139 -

252


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Cosmetology Training Center - Faribault



JUNIORSSENIORS


UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW MIRING STUDENTSREGULARSPECIAL STUDENTS

3434

3434

3434

3434

SECONDARY STUDENTS 2 2 2 2

TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 36 36 36 36

TOTAL REGULAh STUDENTS 36 36 36 36

- 135 -

?54 255

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONEPROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Cosmetology Training Center Minneapolis










1-

256 -136 -

257


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Cosmetology Training Center Rochester

STUDENTSNE ENTERING FRESHMENAL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DVISION SUBTOTAL






1

1

2727

2828

1

1

2727

2828

SECONDARY STUDENTS



137 -

258 259


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Cosmetology Training Center - St. Paul


I-




TOTAL. COLLEGIATE STUDENTS




TOTAL--FART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS

4 27 3 1 4 17 316 36 4 2 6 36 4 2

6 36 42 6 36 42

6 36 42 6 36 42

260 261- 138 -

11INSTITUTION: Duluth Academy of Hair Design

h --FULL TIME STUDENTS-MALE FEMALE TOTAL


FALL 1937








262


1 9 015

1 91 14 1 14

1 14 15 14

1 14 15 1 14

- 139 -

263

1

15

15

15


FALL 1997

INSTITUTION: Duluth Business University





JUNIORSSENIORSUPPF- DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL



VOCATIONAL STUDEK;SNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREGULAR 2 37

524057

35

3752

4057SPECIAL STUDENTS

SECONDARY STUDENTS



I.

264 - 190 -265

INSTITUTION: Dunwoody Industrial Institute


COLLEGIATE STU!E4TSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOM0aESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL





FALL 1987

VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 242 15REGULAR 896 53SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS




266



257 242 15949 896 53

949 896 53

949 896 53

- 141


267

257949

949

949

MINNESOTA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION

INSTITUTION: Glamour Central Beauty

ENPOLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

Acad.t?my








VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 1 1

REGULAR 3 18 211 3 18 21SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



268 - 192 269


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Glamour Richfield Beauty Academy











- 143 -

270 271

INSTITUTION: Globe College of Business





FALL 1987





1824

5798

75122

46

4660

5066

2230

103158

125188

SECONDARY STUDENTS



272 - 144 - 273

INSTITUTION: Hibbing Beauty College




FALL 1987


TOTAL--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- . REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS






274

12 12 12 1212 12 12 12

12 12 12 12

12 12 12 12

- 195 -

275


INSTITUTION: Horst Education Center


FALL 1987











276 196 - 277

INSTITUTION: ITT Technical Institute

COLLEGIAtE 'STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL


MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNTFUE0518NT BY INSTITUTION

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL


GRADUATEFIRSTUNCLASSIFIED- UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 57 130 187 5% 130 187

SPECIAL STUDENTS173 293 466 173 293 466

SECONDARY STUDENTS



278 - 147 -


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Lakeland Medical Dental Academy











281- 148 -

INSTITUTION: Lowthian (31Ie9e








282

MNNESPTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENRJLLnENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987



110 110 110111 111 111

111 111 111

111 111 111

- 149 - 283

MINNE"'A POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENf _LMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENFILLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Mayo School of Health Related Sciences

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS






VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENT4:RING STUDENTS 4 12 16 4 12 16REGULAR 76 154 230 76 154 230SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



284 - 150 - 285

INSTITUTION: Mcconnell School

"41544VERREPUSHMEN

h4141WISNION SUBTOTAL

JUN

HO SUBTOTAL

GRADUATE

WiSingrUgthGRAACPARS7FIED-GRADUATE

D


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSDAIERING STUDENTS

VEVARMYWITSTOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS

MINNESOTAPOST - SECONDARY

EDUCATION



18HA19

19 308





299 18 281 299327 19 308 327

327 19 308 327

327 19 308 327

- 151 - 287


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Medical Institute of Minnesota






GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED- GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 11 64 75 4 4 11 68 79REGULAR 29 149 178 2 10 12 31 159 190SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



7%

288 - 152 - 289


FALL 1987INSTITUTION:" Minneapolis Drafting School





JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISIOM SUBTOTAL



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 56 7 63 36 2 38 92 9 101REGULAR 99 18 117 45 6 51 144 24 1b8SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



290 - 153 -

291

INSTITUTION: Minnesota Beauty College








-_,

r

JOI.u.,,,.ir:c.

4E1 Es,,,,

1'


FALL 1987



2 16 18 1 15 16 3 312 16 18 1 16 17 3 32

2 16 18 1 10 17 3 32

2 16 18 1 16 17 3 32

292 - 154_

293

3435

35

35

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVE YREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Minnesota Inst. of Med;

COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNTERING FRESHMEN

ACC- RESHMEN

& Dental Assistants




SLIM:MORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL




VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 6 163 169 6 163 169REGULARSPECIAL STUDENTS

6 163 169 6 163 169SECONDARY STUDENTS



*Minnesota Institute of Medical-Dental Assistants did not include approximately100 students in its enrollment reports for fall 1987.

- 155

294 295


INSTITUTION: Model College of Hair


Design


-TOTAL BY Sa-MALE FEMALE

TOTALREGULARSTUDENTF,COLLE4IATE STUDENTS



GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFRY IED-UNDERGRADSECONDUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 2 51 53 2 51 53REGULAR 3 54 57

3 54 57SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS 3 3

3 3TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 3 57 60 3 57 60


156 -

296 297


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Moler Barber College


COLLEGIATE STUDENTSN ENTERING FRESHMEN

A L FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL





VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW NTERING STUDENTS 4 3 7 4 3 7R EGULEAR 12 5 17 12 5 17SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



.-.

- 157 -

298 299

11INNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Northwest Technical Institute


ti





VOCATIONAL STUDENTS

TOTAL--PART TIME STUDENTS -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS'

NEW ENTERING STUDENTS 33 2 35 33 2 35REGULAR . 86 9 95 86 9 95SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



158 -300 301


sq,

t.i

INSTITUTION: Northwestern Electronics


FALL 1987

Institute











- 159 -

302 303

INSTITUTION: Oliver Thein Beauty School





MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMEN.T SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 16 16 16 1 6REGULAR 23 23 23 23SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS


TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 23 23 23 23

304 - 160 - 305


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Rasmussen Business College Mankato




GRADUATE

TDTAL--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS

FIRST ROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE



1857

92217

110274

1

51

122

171962

93229

112291

SECONDARY STUDENTS



306- 161 -

307


FALL 1987INSTITUTION: Rasmussen Business College Minneapolis

TOTAL--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTSCOLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL




VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 9 74 83 2 2 9 76 85REGULAR 49 374 423 1 20 21 50 394 444SPECIAL STUDENTS

5 5 5 5SECONDARY STUDENTS



- 162 -

308 309


INSTITUTION: Rasmussen College - St.


FALL 1987

Paul


-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN

SOPHOMORESEN





VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 63 105 168 9 9 63 114 177REGULAR 109 225 334 4 55 59 113 280 393SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS




- 163 -

310

INSTITUTIONt Ritter-Mankato Beauty Cotte9e

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE

NEW ENTE ING FRESHMENALL FRES MENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER PltijSION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL







FALL 1987


29 2929 2 929 2929 29

29 2929 29

29 2929 29

-164-312 313

INSTITUTION: Robinson's Beauty School








314


FALL 1987



34 34 34 3429 29 29 297 7 7 7

36 36 36 36

36 36 36 36

- 165 - 315

INSTITUTION: St. Cloud Beauty College






FALL 1987



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREGUMRSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



810

10

10

191231

231

231

199241

241

241

1

1

1

5

5

5

6

6

6

810

1

11

11

191231

5

236

236

199241

6

247

247

316 - 166 - 317


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: St. Cloud Business

COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMEN

College


--PARTMALE

TIME STUDENTS--FEMALE TOTAL

-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE






VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 12 121 133 2 16 18 14 137 151REGULAR 48 349 397 12 77 89 60 426 486SPECIAL STUDENTS 4 15 19 4 15 19SECONDARY STUDENTS



- 167 -

318 319


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: School of Communication Arts








TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 38 27 65 3B 27 65


I

320 321- 168 -


INSTITUTION: Scot-Lewis School


FALL 1987






GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSErnMDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE



371 58

3759

1942

1942 1

56100

56101

SECONDARY STUDENTS



- 169 -

322 323

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROlLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Scot Lewis Scientific School St. Louis Park










3

3

3

3539

4

43

43

3542

4

46

46

3

3

3

3539

4

43

43

3542

4

46

46

I

324- 170

325

INSTITUTION: Vera Slater Beauty School






FALL 1987



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 1 24 25

1 24 25REGULAR 1 29 301 29 30SPECIAL STUDENTS

SECONDARY STUDENTS 2 2 2 2TOTAL VOCATIONAL STUDENTS 1 29 30 2 2 1 31 32


- 171 -

326 327


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Virginia School of Beauty

--FULL TIME STUDENTS"MALE FEMALE TOTAL




--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 7 7 7 7REGULAR 8 8 8 8SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



328- 172 -

329

SYSTEM TOTAL: PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS










FALL 1987


1072 2420 3492 84 181 265 1156 26013866 4473 8339 406 524 930 4272 49976 15 21 5 5 6 20

17 17 1 8 9 1 25

3872 4505 8377 407 537 944 4279 5042

3872 4505 8377 407 537 944 4279 5042


- 173 -

37579269

2626

9321

9321

3g0 331

INSTITUTION: Bethany Lutheran College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987


-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 71 81 152 6 6 71 87 158ALL FRESHMEN 78 85 163 4 4 78 89 167SOPHOMORES 46 63 109 1 3 4 47 66 113LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 124 148 272 1 7 8 125 155 280JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 6 6 9 13 22 15 13 28SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





r

332- 179 -

333

MINNESO;A POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADC" NT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: College of St. Catherine

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

St. Mary's





NEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORES

8339

99206111

107239120

6177

4613959

5215666

145016

145345170

159395186LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 42 317 359 24 198 222 66 515 581



5 47 52 14 70 84 19 117 136

UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





334


175 -

335

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT

FALENROLLM87 ENT BY INSTITUTION

L 19

SYSTEM TOTAL: PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTALCOLLEGIATE STUDENTS




GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 11 47 58 23 83 106 34 130 164SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREG ULARSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS




,

336176

337


INSTITUTION: Augsburg College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 164 146 310 7 7 14 171 153 324ALL FRESHMEN 207 185 392 35 126 161 242 311 553SOPHOMORES 144 172 316 30 144 174 174 316 490LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 351 357 708 65 270 335 416 627 1043JUNIORS 128 194 322 39 114 153 16: 308 475SENIORS 107 135 242 50 98 148 157 233 390UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 235 329 564 89 212 301 324 541 865GRADUATE 19 30 49 19 30 49FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 13 29 42 57 154 211 70 183 253SECONDARY 2 2 3 2 5 3 4 7UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





- 177 -

338 339

.


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Bethel College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

--FULLMALE


--PARTMALE


-TOTAL BY SEX- .

MALE FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 176 247 423 4 17 21 180 264 444ALL FRESHMEN 252 318 570 5 14 19 257 332 589SOPHOMORES 158 218 376 2 7 9 160 225 385LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 410 536 946 7 21 28 417 557 974JUNI3RS 144 180 324 6 11 17 150 191 341SENIORS 141 182 323 18 25 43 159 207 366UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 285 362 647 24 36 60 309 398 707GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED- UNDERCRAD 7 16 23 13 28 41 20 44 64SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





i

34 0

.Afv.h.

3 4 1


INSTITUTION: Carleton College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

REGULAR HEADCOUNT


ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTIONFALL 1987




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 249 257 506 249 257 506ALL FRESHMEN 250 257 507 250 257 507SOPHOMORES 226 239 465 2 3 5 228 242 470LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 476 496 972 2 3 5 478 499 977


GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 4 4 8 6 12 18 10 16 26SECONDARY 10 2 12 10 2 12UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE




TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 879 881 1760 48 88 136 927 96° 1896

179

(41i2t. 343

MINNESOTA 1 ,ST- SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: College of St. Benedict

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS





NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 505 505 1 1 506 506ALL FRESHMEN 543 548 1 1 549 549SOPHOMORES 412 412 2 2 414 414LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 960 960 3 3 963 963JUNIORS 403 403 1 1 404 404SENIORS 416 416 1 1 417 417UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 819 819 2 2 821 821GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 2 15 17 53 338 391 55 353 408SECONDARY 2 2 3 3 5 5UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE




TOT AL REGULAR STUDENTS 2 1796 1798 53 346 399 55 2142 2197

t

344

:1B41.7,1

- 180 -345


INSTITUTION: Coltegi of St. Catherine

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

- St. Paul Campus




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 326 326 31 31 357' 357ALL FRESHMEN 403 403 153 153 556 t56SOPHOMORES 362 362 144 144 506 506LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 765 765 297 297 1062 Vit2

JUNIORS 367 367 152 152 519 519SENIORS 375 375 218 218 593 593UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 742 742 370 370 1112 1112

GRADUATE 2 60 62 8 68 76 10 128 138FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 3 32 35 , 36 286 322 39 318 357SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 1 16 17 14 14 1 30 31




TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 6 1615 1621 44 1035 10'9 50 2650 2700

- 181 -

346 347

.

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION .ENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: College of St. Scholastica


COLLEGIATE STUDENTS




7310498

202

223300257557

296404355759

5131730

22453277

275849107

78117115232

245345289634

323462404866

JUNIORS 58 181 239 15 24 39 73 205 278SENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLY

58 188 246 16 31 47 74 219 293


GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONAL

2 17 19 11 39 50 13 56 69

UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 1 7 8 22 58 80 23 65 88SECONDARY 1 4 5 2 5 7 3 9 12UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 1 2 3 16 23 39 17 25 42





r


348 349


INSTITUTION: College of St. Teresa

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 1 43 44 1 43 44ALL FRESHMEN 1 58 59 1 58 59SOPHOMORES 3 83 86 3 83 86LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 4 141 145 4 141 145

JUNIORS 3 47 50 3 47 50SENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLY

72 72 72 72

UPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 3 119 122 3 119 122

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 3 22 25 13 72 85 16 94 110SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

1 1 1 2 3 1 3 4


VOCATIAAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTSREGULARSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



- 183 -

350 351

MINNESOTA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION

INSTITUTION: College of St. Thomas



GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIEDUNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIEDGRADUATE






FALL 1987


442 461 903 9 19 28549 519 1068 55 96 151498 468 966 49 62 1111047 987 2034 104 158 262

523 445 968 83 64 147489 430 919 155 99 254

1012 875 1887 238 163 401

142 77 219 1724 1391 3115

22 16 38 92 133 2252 1 3 7 10 17

2225 IQ56 4181 2165 1855 4020

2225 1956 4181 2165 1855 4020

TOTAL BY SEXMALE FEMALE

451 480604 615547 530

1151 1145

606 509644 529

1250 1038

1866 1468

114 1499 11

4390 3811

4390 3811


931121910772296

11151173

2288

3334

26320

8201

8201

bt, 4

352 353184


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Concyrdla College -

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Moorhead


--PART IllE STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL




337370

473483

810858

26

34

510

339376

476492

815868SOPHOMORES 269 401 670 5 6 11 274 407 681LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 639 889 1528 11 10 21 650 899 1549

JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIVISION ONLY

242220

338334

580554

46

34

710

246226

341338

587564



81

113

194

154

2210

3714

235

3313

5618





- 185 -

354 355


INSTITUTION: Concordia College St.

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


Paul




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 50 92 :42 1 1 50 93 143ALL FRESHMEN 88 130 218 5 5 88 135 223SOPHOMORES 51 94 145 2 2 53 94 147LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 139 224 363 2 5 7 141 229 :170







356 357


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Dr. Martin Luther

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

t.olIege

--FULLMPLE





NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 25 - 82 107 25 82 107ALL FRESHMEN 34 91 125 34 91 125SOPHOMORES 33 86 119 1 1 34 86 120LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 67 177 244 1 1 68 177 245

JUNIORS 41 61 102 41 61 102SENIORS 25 68 93 1 1 26 68 94UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 66 129 195 1 1 67 129 196


TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 133 306 439 2 2 135 306 441




358 - 187 - 359

INSTITUTION: Gustavus Adolphus

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

College


-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 28b 365 653 288 365 653ALL FRESHMEN 297 374 671 297 374 671SOPHOMORES 275 328 603 275 328 603InWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 572 702 1274 572 702 1274

JUNIORS 209 295 504 1 1 209 296 505SENIORS 197 272 469 2 2 197 274 471UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 406 567 973 3 3 406 570 976





TOTAL REGULAR STUDENTS 994 1292 2286 25 31 56 1019 1323 :342

3 G 9

360 361- 188 -


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Hamline University

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


--PARTMALE


-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING'FRESNNEN 134 196 330 2 2 4 136 198 334

ALL ERESHMEN 178 236 414 6 6 12 184 242 426

SOPHOMORES 135 176 311 6 3 9 141 179 320

LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 313 412 725 12 9 21 325 421 746

JUNIORS 141 180 321 3 6 9 144 186 330

SENIORS 74 103 177 10 11 21 84 114 198

UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 215 28j 498 13 17 30 228 300 528

GRADUATE 7 8 15 105 169 274 112 177 289

FIRST PROFESSIONAL 287 183 470 287 183 4:0

UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 1 12 13 7 17 24 8 29 37

SECONDARY 2 1 3 2 1 3



VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING ST-DENTSREGULARSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



362- 189 -

363

MINNESOTA PCST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Illinois School of Professional Psychology


COLLEGIATE STUDENTSNEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMEN






GRADUATE 4 6 10 9 17 26 13 23 36FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 3 3 11 17 28 11 20 31





364- 190 -

365


1..,

INSTITUTION: Macalest.er College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

ENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT

FAELL

1NROLLM987

ENT BY INSTITUTION




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 208 233 441 3 3 208 236 444ALL FRESHMEN 236 258 494 3 13 16 239 271 510SOPHOMORES 230 261 491 3 9 12 233 270 503LOWER DIVISION FUBTOTAL 466 519 985 6 22 28 472 541 1013



8 14 22 185

323

508

265

463

728






3f6 - 19] - 367


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Mayo Graduate School



of Medicine

--FC-L TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMALE TOTAL

--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX-MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE


GRADUATE 25 12 37 25 12 37FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 795 204 999 795 204 999





368- 192 -

369


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Minneapolis College or

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

Art & Design

--FULL TIME STUDENTS- -MALE FEMAE TOTAL




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 43 57 100 3 3 6 46 60 106

ALL FRESHMEN 113 126 239 5 9 14 118 135 253

SOPHOMORES 79 89 168 4 7 11 83 96 179

LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 192 215 407 9 16 25 201 231 432

JUNIORS 57 56 t13 4 5 58 60 118

SENIORS 15 31 46 4 7 11 19 38 57

UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 72 87 159 5 11 16 77 98 175

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARY 1 1 9 15 24 9 16 25

UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 1 1 2 7 6 13 8 7 15






- 193 -

370 371


:NSTITUTION: Minnesota Bible College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

REGULAR HEADCOUNT


ENROLLMENT SY INSTITUTIONFALL 1987




NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 12 9 21 1 1 2 13 10 23ALL FRESHMEN 16 14 30 2 2 18 14 32SOPHOMORES 14 10 24 2 1 3 16 11 27LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 30 24 54 4 1 5 34 25 59

JUNIORS 9 3 12 9 3 12SENIORS 6 2 8 1 1 6 3 9UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 15 5 20 1 1 15 6 21

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 1 2 3 1 2 3SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





F

372


INSTITUTION: North Central Bible

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

College





JUNIORS 78 52 130 12 8 20 90 60 153

SENIORS 82 44 126 23 12 35 105 56 161

UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 160 96 256 35 20 55 195 116 311

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 1 1 29 47 76 30 47 77

SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 514 417 931 113 107 220 62; 524 1151




374- 195 -

375

I-


INSTITUTION: Northwestern College


JUNIORSSENIORSUPPER DIV7P:vg ONLYUPPER DIVISIO0 SUBTOTAL








91 146 237 3 6 9146 207 353 9 8 1785 103 188 1 1

231 310 541 9 9 18

75 91 166 6 3 967 82 149 6 7 13

142 173 3.5 12 10 22

2 9 11 1 7 8

375 492 867 22 26 48

2 13 15 1 1

8 51 59 1 2 3

8 51 59 1 2 3

383 543 926 23 28 51


94 152155 21585 104240 319

81 9473 89

154 183

3 16

397 518

2 149 53

9 53

406 571


246370189559

175-162

337

19

915

1662

62

977

376- 196 -

377


INSTITUTION: Pillsbury College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987


-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 37 t' 82 2 2 37 47 84ALL FRESHMEN 44 47 91 1 3 4 45 50 95SOPHOMORES 36 41 77 5 2 7 41 43 84LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 80 88 168 6 5 11 86 93 179

JUNIORS 25 36 61 4 1 5 29 37 66SENIORS 32 21 53 6 3 9 38 24 62UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUDTOTAL 57 57 114 10 4 14 67 61 128

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 1 1 5 15 20 6 15 21SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





-19,-

378 379


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: St. John's University

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS



-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 509 509 509 509ALL FRESHMEN 558 558 558 558SOPHOMORES 451 451 1 1 452 452LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 1009 1009 1 1 1010 1010JUNIORS 371 371 1 1 372 372SENIORS 399 399 2 2 401 401UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 770 770 3 3 773 773

GRADUATE 14 15 29 12 8 20 26 23 49FIRST PROFESSIONAL 45 2 47 1 1 46 2 48UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 8 8 13 19 32 21 19 40SECONDARY 7 2 9 7 2 9UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 1846 17 1863 37 29 b, 1883 46 1929




380- 198 -

381


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: St. Mary's College









154 167 321180 178 358152 12 14332 346

30 672

134 109 243118 103 221

252 212 464

13 2 15

597 554 1151

597 554 1151

--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1 1

22 25 473 4 7

25 29 54

25 29 54


154 168180 178152 162332 340

134 109118 103

252 212

35 273 4

622 583

622 583


322358314672

243221

464

627

12G5

1205

- 199 -

382 383


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: St. Olaf College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

--FULLMALE


--PARTMALE


-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 368 425 793 368 428 25 793ALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORES

368362

428422

796784

368362

4

2796784

LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 730 850 1580 730 850 1580

JUNIORS 334 377 711 1 1 2 335 378 713SENIORS 351 373 724 1 1 352 373 725UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 685 750 1435 2 1 3 687 751 1438






I

384- 200 -

385


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: St. Paul Bible College

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS





NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 51 76 12751 76 127

ALL FRESHMEN 69 91 160 4 3 7 73 94 167

SOPHOMORES 47 64 111 6 4 10 53 68 121

LOWER rivisioN SUBTOTAL 116 155 271 10 7 17 126 162 288

JUNIORS 70 62 132 7 7 70 AO? 139

SENIORS 51 52 103 6 4 10 57 S6 113

UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 121 114 235 6 II 17 127 125 '252

GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD

1 11 12 1 11 12

SECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNcW ENTERING STUDENTSREGULARSPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS



38C201 -

387


INSTITUTION: School of Associated

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS


FALL 1987

Arts


-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 11 12 23 1 1 12 12 24ALL FRESHMEN 22 20 42 1 1 23 20 43SOPHOMORES 21 13 34 1 1 21 14 35LOWER C VISION SUBTOTAL 43 33 76 1 1 2 47 34 78

JUNIORS 20 12 32 20 12 32SENIORS 8 10 18 8 10 18UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 28 22 50 28 22 50






388 ?39


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Walden University









- 203


87 75 162 87 75

87 75 162 87 75

87 75 162 87 75

390 391

162

162

162


FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: PRIVATE FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS--

COLLEGIATE STUDENTSMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN 3541 4706 8247 6 145 207ALL FRESHMEN 4327 5498 9825 179 510 689SOPHOMORES 3475 4560 8035 150 444 594LOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 7802 10058 17860 329 954 1283


3603 468514506 008

365 50481321 110012


845410514862919143


GRADUATE 196 195 391 1975 1797 3772 2171 1992 4163FIRST PROFESSIONAL 332 185 517 1 1 333 185 518UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 143 240 383 436 1348 1784 579 1588 2167SECONDARY 4 14 18 78 78 156 82 92 174UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 798 226 1024 34 60 94 832 286 1118


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 2 13 15 1 1 2 14 16

REGULAR 8 51 59 1 2 3 9 53 62SPECIAL STUDENTSSECONDARY STUDENTS




392 393- 204 -

INSTITUTION: Bethel Seminary








394


FALL 1987


TOTAL--PART TIMC STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- REGULARMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE STUDENTS

28 10 38 64 31 95 92 41

112 9 121 61 6 67 173 15

4 4 9 3 12 13 3

144 19 163 134 40 174 278 59

144 19 163 134 40 174 278 59

- 205 -

133188

16

337

337

395


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary




-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


GRADUATE 130 44 174 130 44 174FIRST PROFESSIONAL 302 153 455 302 153 455UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARY 26 39 65 26 39 65UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLIEGIATC STUDENTS 458 236 694 458 236 "694




28 studentis) not tabluated

458 236

due to missing data.

694 458 236 694

396 397


INSTITUTION: Mayo Medical School

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS



-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE



GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONAL 87 63 150

87 63

UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE

TOTAL COLLEGIATE STUDENTS 87 63 15087 63




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398


150

150

150

399


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: Northwestern College of Chiropractic


COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

-TOTALMALE

BY SEX-FEMALE


NEW ENTERING FRESHMENALL FRESHMENSnPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL


GRADUATEFIRST PROFESSIONAL 402 165 567 402 165 567UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





}

i;......(11%.-

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401


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: 'United Theological



Seminary


--PARTMALE




GRADUATE 1 10 11 37 19 56 38 29 67

FIRST PROFESSIONAL 31 50 81 8 18 26 39 68 107

UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 1 1 7 22 29 8 22 30





402- 209 - 403


FALL 1987

INSTITUTION: William Mitchell College of Law


COLLEGIATE STUDENTS. NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN

ALL FRESHMENSOPHOMORESLOWER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

JUNIORSSENIORS


UPPER DIVISION ONLYUPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL

GRADUATE 21 12 33 12 3 15 33 15 48FIRST PROFESSIONAL 585 452 1037 16 8 24 601 460 1061UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE





1 student(s) not tabluated

606 464 1070

due to missing data.

28 11 39 634 475 1109

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FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTALS PRIVATE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS




GRADUATE.FIRST PROFESSIONALUNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRADSECONDARYUNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE






180 76 256 113 53 1661519 892 2411 85 32 117

26 39 655 5 16 25 41

1730 1007 2737 214 110 324

1260493

2621

1944

921294

3925

1117

4222528

6546

3061

1730 1007 2737 214 110 324 1944 1117 3061


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MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT. SURVEYREGULAR HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION

FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: MINNESOTA INSTITUTIONS

COLLEGIATE STUDENTS

--FULL TIME STCDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL





JUNIORS 9834 10483 20317 1531 2081 3612 11365 12564 23929SENIORS 9760 10279 20039 2812 3218 6030 12572 13497 26069UPPER DIVISION ONLY 163 275 438 1582 2243 3825 1745 2518 4263UPPER DIVISION SUBTOTAL 19757 21037 40794 5925 7542 13467 25682 28579 54261

GRADUATE 2989 2339 5328 5605 5326 10931 8594 7665 16259FIRST PROFESSIONAL 3260 1995 5255 200 100 300 3460 2095 5555UNCLASSIFIED-UNDERGRAD 441 625 1066 1617 3275 4892 2058 3900 5958SECONDARY 273 556 829 460 768 1228 737 1324 2057UNCLASSIFIED-GRADUATE 1405 614 2019 563 1050 1613 1968 1664 3632


VOCATIONAL STUDENTSNEW ENTERING STUDENTS 10944 11001 21945 1108 1723 2831 12052 12724 24776REGULAR 22852 19882 42734 2883 5393 8276 25735 25275 51010SPECIAL STUDENTS 92 92 184 358 322 680 450 414 864SECONDARY STUDENTS 720 385 1105 477 454 931 1197 839 2036




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PART 3. FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT AND AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP

The Academic and Fiscal Year 1986-87 Full-Year Equivalent Enrollment and Average Daily Membership

tables display enrollments by level for academic year 1986-87 for collegiate institutions and for fiscal

year 1987 (July 1, 1986 through June 30, 1987) for vocational institutions.

For public collegiate institutions, the following tables show full-year equivalent (FYE) enrollment for

the regular academic year for on-campus and off-campus or extension programs. Each public system of post-

secondary education calculates its summer session FYE enrollment using a different formulas resulting in

incomparable data. Therefore, for summer session, this report shows student credit hours rather than FYE

data. For the Community College and State University systems, the reported summer sessions precede the

academic year. For the University of Minnesota, data are for the summer session following the academic

year.

Average daily memberships (ADM) are shown for the public technical institutes (TIs). For private

institutions, the data displayed are for the regular academic year, on-campus. The private colleges have

few extension students, and summer session FYE data are not available.

Full-year equivalent enrollment counts result from dividing the total number of credit hours generated

in a given year by the normal full-time credit hour load at an institution. In most cases, credit counts

are the totals generated at the end of the terms and do not include withdrawals. End-of-term data were not

available for several private institutions, which provided instead the total tenth day credits for all

terms.

For technical institutes, average daily memberships are based on clock hours of instruction. One ADM

receives 1,050 hours of instruction.

Full-year equivalent enrollment data for private vocational schools are not available.

A Five-Year Summary of Full-Year Equivalent Enrollment and Average Daily Memberships Gisplays for

academic years 1982-83 through 1986-87 full-year equivalent enrollments at collegiate institutions and

average daily memberships at technical institutes for fiscal years 1983 through 1987. On-campus, off-campus

or extension, and summer session enrollments are displayed for all public collegiate institutions.

Enrollment in extension for credit courses at the private colleges is negligible and, therefore, not shown.

Summer session enrollment data for private institutions are not available.

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ACADEMIC YEAR 1986-87 FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY LEVEL

ON-CAMPUS, STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

Institution Undergraduate Graduate Total

Bemidji 3,401 107 3,508

Mankato 10,470 879 11,349

Metropolitan 1,488 114 1,602

Moorhead 6,309 252 6,561

St. Cloud 10,769 495 11,264

Southwest 1,915 0 1,915

Winona 4,307 100 4,407

Total 38,659 1,947 40,606

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ACADEMIC YEAR 1986-87 FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY LEVELOFF-CAMPUS, STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

Institution Undergraduate Graduate Tofal

Bemidji 197 46 243

Mankato 319 322 641

Metropolitan 0 0 0

Moorhead 54 30 84

St. Cloud 105 164 269

Southwest 72 0 72

Winona 368 155 523

Total 1,115 717 1,832

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1986 SUMMER SESSION STUDENT CREDIT HOURS

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM


Bemidji 9,765 4,260 14,025

Mankato 34,200 10,950 45,150

Metropolitan 0 0 0

Moorhead 16,740 3,390 20,130

St. Cloud 32,130 7,260 39,390

Southwest 5,175 0 5,175

Winona 13,140 3,570 16,710

Total 111,150 29,430 140,580

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ACADEMIC YEAR 1986-87 FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTCOMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

Institution On-Campus Off-Campus Total

Anoka-Ramsey* 2,486 130 2,616

Arrowhead Total 2,988 140 3,128

Hibbing 648 75 723

Itasca 780 11 791

Mesabi 703 37 740

Rainy River 417 11 428

Vermilion 440 6 446

'Austin 610 9 619

Clearwater Total 1,756 131 1,887

Brainerd 646 62 708

Fergus Falls 678 8 686

Northland 432 61 493

Inver Hills 1,786 204 1,990

Lakewood 2,116 144 2,260

Minneapolis 1,801 42 1,843

Normandale 3,993 22 4,015

North Hennepin 2,590 89 2,679

Rochester 1,962 17 1,979

Willmar 832 25 857

Worthington 469 17 486

Total 23,389 970 24,359

*East Central Service Center is included in Anoka-Ramsey off-Campus figures.

Note: Off-campus FYE includes students registered for classes only at off-campus sites.

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1986 SUMMER SESSION STUDENT CREDIT HOURS

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

Institution Student Credit Hours

Anoka-Ramsey 5,923

Arrowhead Total 3,754

Hibbing 738

Itasca 919

Mesabi 956

Rainy River 62

Vermilion 1,079

Austin 683

Clearwater Total 3,500

Brainerd 1,322

Fergus Falls 1,500

Northland 678,

Inver Hills 4,191

Lakewood 4,699

Minneapolis 3,643

Normandale 10,810

North Hennepin 7,074

Rochester 3,800

Willmar 2,057

Worthington 972

Total 51,106

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FISCAL YEAR 1987 AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, CONTINUOUS PROGRAMSTECHNICAL INSTITUTES

Institute Average Daily Membership*

Albert LeaAlexandriaAnokaAustinBemidjiBrainerdDakota CountyDetroit LakesDuluthEast Grand ForksEveleth

FaribaultHibbingHutchinsonMankatoMinneapolis

MoorheadNortheast MetroPine CityRed WingRochester

(916)

649

1,597

1,512

673

488

785

1,831

721

1,176

519

389

487

612

600

1,388

2,0461,005

1,789

314

411

841

'CONTINUED

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FISCAL YEAR 1987 AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, CONTINUOUS PROGRAMS

TECHNICAL INSTITUTES CONTINUED


St. Cloud 1,605

St. Paul 2,309

Southwest TVI** 1,882

Staples 612

Suburban Hennepin 2,923

Thief River Falls 624

Wadena 609

Willmar 1,370

Winona 495

Total 32,262

*1 ADM = 175 days x 6 hours/day = 1,050 hours.**Includes Canby, Granite Falls, Jackson, and Pipestone Campuses.

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FISCAL YEAR 1987 AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, EXTENSION PROGRAMSTECHNICAL INSTITUTES


Albert Lea 128Alexandria 144Anoka 169Austin in

17Bemidji 349Brainerd 136Dakota County 258Detroit Lakes 42Duluth 233East Grand Forks 72Eveleth 41Faribault 66Hibbing 114Hutchinson 108Mankato 206Minneapolis 378Moorhead 116Northeast Metro (916) 472Pine City 63Red Wing 59Rochester 154

_

CONTINUED

FISCAL YEAR 1987 AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, EXTENSION PROGRAMS



St. Cloud 160

St. Paul 946

Southwest TVI** 563

Staples 190

Suburban Hennepin 1,167

Thief River Falls 70

Wadena 115

Willmar 198

Winona 48

Total 6,844

*1 ADM = 175 days x 6 hours/day = 1,050 hours.**Includes Canby, Granite Falls, Jackson, and Pipestone Campuses.

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420

ACADEMIC YEAR 1986-87 FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTS BY LEVELREGULAR INSTRUCTION, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Institution Undergraduate Graduate

Professionaland GraduateProfessional Total

Crookston 779 779Duluth 5,797 130 196 6,123Morris 1,670 1,670Twin Cities 28,374 5,710 6,565 40,649Waseca 817 817

Subtotal 37,437 5,840 6,761 50,038

Continuing Educationand Extension 4,556 789 5,345

Summer Session 1,488 281 1,769

Total 43,481 6,910 6,761 57,152

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ACADEMIC YEAR 1986-87 FULLYEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTCONTINUING EDUCATION AND EXTENSION, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA*

Activity FYE

Extension Classes** 7,883

Duluth Center 1,224

Morris Center 40

Rochester Center 93

Independent Study 827

McPhail Center 4

Total 10,071

*These figures include the total number of FYE registered through

CEE and have not been adjusted for in-loaded students. In-loaded

students are those who are taking courses taught by faculty members

as part of their regular teaching load rather than by faculty hired

to teach extension courses.**Also includes: Continuing Education for Women, NeighborhoodPrograms, Juvenile Justice Institute, Split Rock Arts Program,

Professional Development and Conference Services, Early Childhood

Studies, Masters-Business Taxation, Real Estate Education, and

Continuing Education in Pharmacy.

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1987 SUMMER SESSION STUDENT CREDIT HOURSUNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA


Crookston 1,059 1,059Duluth 15,651 438 16,089Morris 1,932 1,932Twin Cities 117,485 12,601 130,086Waseca 4,989 4,989

Total 141,116 13,039 154,155

423

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ACADEMIC YEAR 1986-87 FULL-TEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTS BY LEVELON-CAMPUS, PRIVATE TWO -YEAR COLLEGES

Institution Undergraduate Unclassified Total

Bethany Lutheran 361 361

Crosier Seminary*College of St. Catherine -

St. Mary's Campus 471 54 525

Total 832 54 886

*Crosier Seminary closed at the end of spring term 1987.

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r

ACADEMIC YEAR 1986-87 FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTS BY LEVELON-CAMPUS, PRIVATE FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES

Institution Undergraduate GraduateFirst

Professional Unclassified Total

Augsburg 1,451 1,451Bethel 1,619 1,619Carleton 1,791 1,791Concordia (Moorhead) 2,409 2,409Condordia (St. Paul) 822 20 842Dr. Martin Luther 675 675Gustavus Adolphus 2,172 2,172Hamline* 1;148 277 780 2,205Macalaster 1,504 41 1,545Mayo Graduate School of Medicine 46 965 1,011Mpls. College of Art & Design 538 538Minnesota Bible 76 6 82North Central Bible 899 899Northwestern 893 893Pillsbury Baptist** 417 7 424St. Benedict 1,809 133 1,942St. Catherine 1,800 84 1,884St. John's 1,860 122 33 2,015St: Mary's 1,210 275 27 1,512St. Olaf 2,986 58 3,044St. Paul Bible** 528 528St. Scholastica 1,238 43 21 1,302St. Teresa 303 17 320St. Thomas 3,744 1,308 81 5,133School of Associated Arts 135 135

Total 32,027 2,155 780 1,409 36,371

*Beginning with the 1985-86 academic year, Hamline is using a different method of calculating FYE.d*This number is an estimate based on enrollment at the close of registration.

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ACADEMIC YEAR 1986-87 FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENRROLLMENTS BY LEVEL

ON-CAMPUS, PRIVATE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

First

Institution Graduate Professional Unclassified Total

Bethel Seminary 93 192 20 305

Luther Northwestern Seminary 156 467 23 646

Mayo Medical School 147 147

N.V. Chiropractic 542 542

St. Paul Seminary 97 97

United Theological Seminary 26 66 13 105

Vm. Mitchell College of Law 48 1,043 1,091

Total 323 2,554 56 2,933

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A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTON-CAMPUS, STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

Academic Year Percent Change

Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984 -85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Bemidji 3,860 3,694 3,560 3,489 3,508 0.5 -9.1Mankato 10,570 10,821 10,769 10,950 11,349 3.6 7.4Metropolitan 1,251 1,314 1,300 1,454 1,602 10.2 28.1Moorhead 6,066 5,860 5,948 6,242 6,561 5.1 8.2St. Cloud 9,242 9,691 9,862 10,271 11,264 9.7 21.9Southwest 1,696 1,632 1,717 1,747 1,915 9.6 12.9Winona 4,218 4,287 3,990 4,141 4,407 6.4 4.5

Total 36,903 37,299 37,146 38,294 40,606 6.0 10.0

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A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT

OFF-CAMPUS, STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM


Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Bemidji 137 126 156 218 243 11.5 77.4

Mankato 518 542 560 574 641 11.7 23.7

MetropolitanMoorhead 50 84 42 85 84 -1.2 68.0

St. Cloud 174 148 198 228 269 18.0 54.6

Southwest 3 28 59 107 72 -32.7 2300.0

Winona 259 299 365 393 523 33.1 101.9

Total 1,141 1,227 1,380 1,605 1,832 14.1 60.6

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A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF SUMMER SESSION STUDENT CREDIT HOURSSTATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

Summer Percent Change

Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Bemidji 13,699 13,365 13,890 14,040 14,025 -0.1 2.4Mankato 50,480 48,840 44,550 44,505 45,150 1.4 -10.6MetropolitanMoorhead 21,967 19,935 20,295 19,170 20,130 5.0 -8.4St. Cloud 39,488 37,620 36,960 36,645 39,390 7.5 -0.2Southwest 3,255 2,970 3,105 4,185 5,175 23.7 59.0Winona 15,939 15,435 15,315 15,645 16,710 6.8 4.8

Total 144,828 138,165 134,115 134,190 140,580 4.8 -2.9

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ON-CAMPUS, COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM


Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Anoka-Ramsey 2,185 2,109 1,996 2,050 2,486 21.3 13.8

Arrowhead Total 2,628 2,810 2,772 2,964 2,988 0.8 13.7

Hibbing 555 599 621 665 648 -2.6 16.8

Itasca 623 679 637 723 780 7.9 25.2

Mesabi 585 691 689 697 703 0.9 20.2

Rainy River 382 356 361 439 417 -5.0 9.2

Vermilion 483 485 464 440 440 0.0 -8.9

Austin 677 701 639 586 610 4.1 -9.9

Clearwater Total 1,297 1,334 1,302 1,566 1,756 12.1 35.4

Brainerd 425 448 468 578 646 11.8 52.0

Fergus Falls 497 512 469 558 678 21.5 36.4

Northland 374 374 365 430 432 0.5 15.5

Inver Hills 1,712 1,756 1,664 1,700 1,786 5.1 4.3

Lakewood 2,421 2,271 2,001 2,010 2,116 5.3 -12.6

Minneapolis 1,817 1,788 3,690 1,797 1,801 0.2 -0.9

Normandale 4,044 4,007 3,789 3,715 3,993 7.5 -1.3

North Hennepin 2,745 2,584 2,359 2,483 2,590 4.3 -5.6

Rochester . 2,376 2,301 2,041 2,010 1,962 -2.4 -17.4

Willmar 673 750 762 784 832 6.1 23.6

Worthington 409 462 432 490 469 -4.3 14.7

Total 22,984 22,873 21,447 22,155 23,389 5.6 1.8

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f

437

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTOFF-CAMPUS, COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM


Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Anoka-Ramsey* 269 240 254 323 130 -59.8 -51.7Arrowhead Total 22 14 30 89 140 57.3 536.4Hibbing 4 1 32 75 134.4 1775.0Itasca 14 7 5 11 11 0.0 -21.4Mesabi 4 6 22 30 37 23.3 825.0Rainy River 9 11 22.2Vermilion 3 7 6 -14.3

Austin 1 2 6 9 50.0 800.0Clearwater Total 42 45 56 89 131 47.2 211.9

Brainerd 7 3 12 22 62 181.8 785.7Fergus Falls 4 2 1 1 8 700.0 100.0Northland 31 40 43 66 61 -7.6 96.8

Inver Hills 179 112 131 168 204 21.4 14.0Lakewood 58 63 80 103 144 39.8 148.3Minneapolis 54 8 35 19 42 121.1 -22.2Normandale 2 11 19 22 15.8North Hennepin 120 79 86 87 89 2.3 -25.8Rochester 1 8 16 15 17 13.3 1600.0Willmar 2 25 1150.0Worthington 11 6 6 21 17 -19.0 54.5

Total 757 577 707 941 970 3.1 28.1

*East Central Service Center is included in Anoka-Ramsey off-campus figures.

Note: Off-campus FYE includes students registered for classes only at off-campus sites.

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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

SummerPercent Change

Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Anoka-Ramsey 4,612 5,054 5,207 5,132 5,923 15.4 28.4

Arrowhead TotalHibbing

1,630 2,640101

2,660381

3,120719

3,754738

20.3

2.6

130.3

Itasca 852 687 441 476 919 93.1 7.9

Mesabi 4 762 678 588 956 62.6 23800.0

Rainy River 68 285 281 62 -77.9

Vermilion 774 1,022 875 1,056 1,079 2.2 39.4

Austin . 143 0 507 551 683 24.0 377.6

Clearwater Total 1,381 1,384 1,379 2,177 3,500 60.8 153.4

Brainerd 396 458 555 791 1,322 67.1 233.8

Fergus Falls 460 471 506 1,092 1,500 37.4 226.1

Northland 525 455 318 294 678 130.6 29.1

Inver HillsLakewood

2,985

5,607

3,986

5,637

3,8004,332

4,1074,280,

4,1914,699

2.09.8

40.4

-16.2

Minneapolis 2,189 3,107 2,824 3,549 3,643 2.6 66.4

Normandale 10,501 10,502 10,395 10,305 10,810 4.9 2.9

North Hennepin 6,010 6,906 5,967 5,813 7,074 21.7 17.7

Rochester 2,334 3,780 4,147 3,342 3,800 13.7 62.8

Willmar 1,260 1,247 1,692 1,887 2,057 9.0 63.3

Worthington 202 222 135 158 972 515.2 381.2

Total 38,854 44,465 43,045 44,421 51,106 15.0 31.5

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A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, CONTINUOUS PROGRAMSTECHNICAL INSTITUTES

Fiscal Year Percent Change

Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Albert Lea 592 616 638 647 649 0.3 9.6Alexandria 1,675 1,700 1,639 1,687 1,597 -5.3 -4.7Anoka 1,980 1,803 1,589 1,598 1,512 -5.4 -23.6Austin 705 710 690 694 673 -3.0 -4.5Bemidji 466 412 457 464 488 5.2 4.7Brainerd 756 777 736 777 785 1.0 3.8Dakota County 1,953 1,909 1,853 1,888 1,831 -3.0 -6.2Detroit Lakes 677 692 654 686 721 5.1 6.5Duluth 1,180 1,171 1,245 1,154 1,176 1.9 -0.3East Grand Forks 512 563 535 537 519 -3.4 1.4Eveleth 330 407 377 388 389 0.3 17.9Faribault 412 414 433 441 487 10.4 18.2Hibbing 561 627 606 605 612 1.2 9.1Hutchinson 747 701 615 591 600 1.5 -19.7Mankato 1,430 _,399 1,353 1,338 1,388 3.7 -2.9Minneapolis 2,259 2,546 2,336 2,061 2,046 -0.7 -9.4Moorhead 1,002 946 1,014 970 1,005 3.6 0.3916 2,372 2,235 2,060 1,921 1,789 -6.9 -24.6Pine City 370 344 373 344 314 -8.7 -15.1

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441 442

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, CONTINUOUS PROGRAMS


Fiscal YearPercent Change

Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Red Wing 600 515 483 433 411 -5.1 -31.5

Rochester 1,045 998 864 840 841 0.1 -19.5

St. Cloud 1,645 1,759 1,607 1,656 1,605 -3.1 -2.4

St. Paul 2,584 2,467 2,401 2,420 2,309 -4.6 -10.6

Southwest TVI* 2,516 1,960 1,878 1,755 1,882 7.2 -25.2

Staples 661 770 743 690 612 -11.3 -7.4

Suburban Henne ?in 3,566 3,469 3,227 3,C37 2,923 -5.3 -18.0

Thief River Falls 550 571 614 596 624 4.7 13.5

Wadena 565 532 576 620 609 -1.8 7.8

Willmar 1,554 1,499 1,456 1,467 1,370 -6.6 -11.8

Winona 676 663 575 528 495 -6.3 -26.8

Total 35,941 35,175 33,627 32,883 32,262 -1.9 -10.2

*Includes Canby, Granite Falls, Jackson; and Pipestone campuses.

N*The ADM figures for 1984-85 have been updated. These figures are different from the ones in the Basic

Data Series No. 14.

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A TWO-YEAR SUMMARY OF AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, EXTENSION PROGRAMS

TECHNICAL INSTITUTES*

Institution


1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1985-87

Albert Lea 22 51 128 151.0 481.8

Alexandria 90 140 144 2.9 60.0

Anoka 127 141 169 19.9 33.1

Austin 41 39 78 100.0 90.2

Bemidji 61 195 349 79.0 472.1

Brainerd 97 101 136 34.7 40.2

Dakota County 160 176 258 46.6 61.3

Detroit Lakes 32 25 42 68.0 31.3

Duluth 80 162 233 43.8 191.3

East Grand Forks 27 54 72 33.3 166.7

Eveleth 21 32 41 28.1 95.2

Faribault 39 54 66 22.2 69.2

Hibbing 108 120 114 -5.0 5.6

Hutchinson 89 81 108 33.3 21.3

Mankato 113 160 206 28.8 82.3

Minneapolis 248 258 378 46.5 52.4

Moorhead 71 89' 116 30.3 63.4

Northeast Metro 260 333 472 41.7 81.5

Pine City 42 52 63 21.2 50.0

CONTINUED

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TWO -YEAR SUMMARY OF AVERAGE DAILY MBERSHIP, EXTENSION PROGRAMS

'.' ;TECHNICAL INSTITUTES CONTINUED*

Institution


1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1985-87

, Red Wing 49 60 59 -1.7 20.4

Rochester 94 137 154 12.4 63.8

St. Cloud 165 144 160 11.1 -3.0

St. Paul 766 917 946 3.2 23.5

Southwest TVI** 287 493 563 14.2 96.2

Staples 65 210 190 -9.5 192.3

Suburban Hennepin 772 964 1,167 21.1 51.2

Thief River Falls 40 51 70 37.3 75.0

Wadena 51 85 115 35.3 125.5

Willmar 81 174 198 13.8 144.4

Winona 31 30 48 60.0 54.8

Total 4,129 5,528 6,843 23.8 65.7

*Fiscal Year 1984-85 is the first year that extension ADM were provided for the AVTIs.

**Includes Canby, Granite Falls, Jackson, and Pipestone campuses.

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FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTREGULAR INSTRUCTION, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA


Institution 1982-83 1983 84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87

Crookston 982 994 934 736 779 5.8Duluth 6,083 6,662 5,983 6,090 6,123 0.5Morris 1,550 1,575 1,645 1,601 1,670 4.3Twin Cities 38,582 40,364 40,064 40,078 40,649 1.4Waseca 878 883 813 810 817 0.9

Subtotal 48,075 50,478 49,439 49,315 50,038 1.5

Continuing Educationand Extension

Summer Session

Total

4,560 4,6602,011 1,785

48,075 57,049

5,1331,674

55,884 56,122

5,345

1,7694.1

5.7

57,152 1.8

*Academic years 1983-84, 1984-85, and 1985-86 FYE figures are not comparable with previous years. Thereports for these years included courses offered through summer session and extension that areattributable to regular instruction. In previous reports, not all of these courses were included inregular instruction. Because of this change in reporting, figures showing percent change over fiveyears are inapplicable and have been omitted.

447- 240 -

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL -YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTCONTINUING EDUCATION AND EXTENSION, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA*


Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87

Extension Classes 6,424 6,553 6,543 6,970 7,883 13.1

Continuing Education for Women 58 30

Community Programs 110 91

Continuing Education in the Arts 41 20

Duluth Center 1,214 946 1,040 1,203 1,224 1.7

Morris Center 63 62 46 48 40 -16.7

Rochester Center 102 89 121 97 93 -4.1

Juvenile Justice Institute 9 4

Independent Study 766 857 867 880 827 -6.0

Continuing Education in Social Work 33

Continuing Nursing Education 5

McPhail Center 4 6 5 5 4 -20.0

Conferences 60 47

Early Childhood Studies 12

Masters - Business-Taxation 25

Real Estate Education 50

Continuing Education in Pharmacy 1

Total 8,889 8,793 8,622 9,203 10,071 9.4

*Because of a change in the method of reporting, figures shoving percent change over a five-year period

are inapplicable and have been omitted. These figures include the total number of FYE registered through

CEE and have not been adjusted for in-loaded students.

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450

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF SUMMER SESSION STUDENT CREDIT HOURSUNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Academic Year . Percent Change

Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87

Crookston 1,573 . 1,046 1,172 1,059 -9.6Duluth 17,807 18,071 17,613 16,543 16,089 -2.7Morris 1,417 1,360 1,418 1,699 1,932 13.7Twin Cities 110,022 129,168 126,337 129,354 130,086 0.6Waseca 4,554 4,435 4,242 4,989 17.6

Total 129,246 154,726 150,849 153,010 154,155 0.7

*Academic years 1983-84; 1984-85, and 1985-86 figures are not comparable with previous years. The reportsfor these years included all credit hours taught in summer session. Previous reports did not includeregular credits taught through summer session that were attributable to regular instruction. Because ofthis change 5n reporting, figures showing percent change over five years are inapplicable and have beenomitted.

451 -242- 452

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL -YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT

ON-CAMPUS, PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES


Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Bethany Lutheran 319 288 309 331 361 9.1 13.2

Crosier Seminary* 21 25 23 20


College of St. Catherine -St. Mary's Campus 549 686 640 560 525 -6.3 -4.4

Total 1,352 1,,56 972 911 886 -2.7 -34.5

*Crosier Seminary closed after spring term 1986.

**Golden Valley Lutheran College closed in 1984.

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453 454

45C11=6

A FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY OF FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTON-CAMPUS, PRIVATE FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES


Institution 19;21-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 19E6-87 1983-87

Augsburg 1,196 1,204 1,313 1,353 1,451 7.2 21.3Bethel 2,096 2,001 1,892 1,766 1,619 -8.3 -22.8Carleton 1,799 1,788 1,791 1,791 1,791 0.0 -0.4Concordia (Moorhead) 2,385 2,374 2,281 2,410 2,409 0.0 1.0Concordia (St. Paul) 644 650 621 648 842 29.9 30.7Dr. Martin Luther 723 627 533 516 675 30.8 -6.6Gustavus Adolphus 2,302 2,107 2,181 2,174 2,172 -0.1 -5.6Hamline* 1,719 1,724 1,706 2,112 2,205 4.4 28.3Macalester 1,447 1,472 1,486 1,527 1,545 1.2 6.8Mayo Graduate School of Medicine 958 975 964 1,011 4.9Mpls. College of Art & Design 422 422 482 542 538 -0.7 27.5Minnesota Bible 89 84 83 80 82 -85.2 -10.1North Certral Bible 736 831 922 919 899 -2.2 22.1Northwestern 788 858 898 894 893 -0.1 13.3Pillsbury Baptist** 515 458 345 375 424 13.1 -17.7St. Benedict 1,946 1,913 1,922 1,947 1,942 -0.3 -0.2St. Catherine 1,908 1,863 1,886 1,884 1,884 0.0 -1.3St. John's 2,081 2,064 2,056 2,021 2,015 -0.3 -3.2St. Mary's 1,383 1,398 1,407 1,404 1,512 7.7 9.3St. Olaf 3,001 2,903 2,912 2,995 3,044 1.6 1.4St. Paul Biblek* 529 607 579 576 528 -8.3 -0.2St. Scholastica 986 1,081 1,154 1,218 1,302 6.9 32.0St. Teresa 454 455 400 342 320 -6.4 -29.5St. Thomas 4,126 4,235 4,525 4,657 5,133 10.2 24.4School of Associated Arts 105 100 '105 80 135 68.8 28.6

Total 33,380 34,177 34,515 35,195 36,371 0.6 9.0

- *Beginning with the 1985-86 academic year, Hamline is using a different method of calculating FYE.**This number is an estimate based on enrollment at the .close of registration.

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ON-CAMPUS PRIVATE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS


Institution 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1986-87 1983-87

Bethel Seminary 297 279 262 312 305 -2.2 2.7

Luther Northwestern Seminary 716 713 670 631 646 2.4 -9.8

Mayo Medical 161 159 157 153 147 -3.9 -8.7

N.V. Chiropractic 462 483 470 496 542 9.3 17.3

St. Paul Seminary* 83 76 78 75 97 29.3 16.9

United Theological Seminary 152 149 124 122 105 -13.9 -30.9

Wm. Mitchell College of Law**1,109 1,091 -1.6

Total 1,071 1,859 1,761 2,898 2,933 1.2 56.8

*St. Paul Seminary's increase in FYE reflects the Seminary's merger with the religious programs at the College

of St. Thomas.**William Mitchell College of Law did not provide FYE figures for 1983-1985.

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457 458

PART 4. FALL 1987 COUNTY OF RESIDENCE REPORT BY SYSTEM

The County of Residence Report by System contains 'system and state aggregations of institutional data

collected in fall 1987. For Minnesota new entering students, the report shows home counties by level of

instruction. Students from individual neighboring states, all other states and foreign countries are also

tabulated by level of instruction. County of residence data are presented by sex and for new entering

freshmen for each system.

The County of Residence Report includes regular, on-campus students only. For all but the Community

College System extension students are not included. The county or state of residence is the place the

student resided at the time of application.

Included among professional students are special students enrolled in collegiate units that offer first

professional degrees.

Where county of residence was unavailable, students are not included in the tables. This is indicated

by a footnote.

459

The microfiche packet inside the back cover contains County of Residence reports by institution.

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4RO

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW ENTERING FRESHMEN BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM--FULL TIME STUDENTS--

MINNESOTA COUNTY: MALE FEMALE TOTAL

AitkinAnokaBeckerBeltramiBentonBig StoneDWO EarthBrownCarltonCarverCassChippewaCh:sago

CClayClearwaterookCottonwoodCrow WingDakotaDodgeDouglasFaribaultFillmoreFreebornGoodhueGrantHennepinHoustonHubbardIsantiItascaJacksonKanabecKandiyohiKittsonKoochichingLac Gui ParleLakeLake. of the WoodsLe SueurLincolnLyonMcLeodMahnomenMarshallMartinMeeker

461

TOTAL NEW--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- ENTERING

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE FRESHMEN

31451966536

995412412318196014

1

1625

184173337193943114532223142398

2275853

46115829a133021

1669

36725210

12152155617172784142

183918412322235485713

515202118201594010172056

5211545510102025

31112

5513810516

2201062797403546144283

3464

36829655954871002496842443243241762172228109

98221128418235046

1

41

101

1

2

3

1

1

1

2810

18

1

2

51

1

2

1

2

1

1

1

41

1

1

22

1211

281

1

2

61

1

2

1

2

3

1

1

3

52

1

1

31461970546

1095512412318196114

1

1625184173:371939431145322251423982275853

49115930

a133021

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.2167

93113

38 5780 15062 11610 16

139 24852 10715 2757 9819 4217 35

4689 15015 292 3

19 3539 64186 370;2

i92 522 5935 5448 8757 10014 25

517 97020 4222 4718 3220 4315 2410 1840 6211 1817 2220 285 106 9

52 10111 2258 11756 8610 1811 2420 5026 47

462


MINNESOTA COUNTY:


FALL 1987


Hill* Lacs 9Morrison 47

16

f2wrrpy a

Nicollet40 4

obles 25

Prated5

62 1

utter Tail 39 7Pennington 5 7Pine 11 13Ppestone 7Polk 3 36Pope 5Ramsey 163 141Red Lake 4 8Redwood 36 26Renville 24 30Bice 40 42Rock 19 11Roseau 10 20St. Louis 53 66Scott 49 74Sherburne 48 61Sibley 22 32Stearns 188 225Steele 39 49Stevens 2 17Swift 14 14Todd 29 31Traverse 6 4Wabasha 21 31Wadena 15 21Waseca 25 35Washington 109 114Watonwan 13 26Wilkin 5 13Winona 60 70Wright .62 77Yellow Medicine 25 28

T 0 T A L 3284 3871

25 student(s) not tabulated due to missing data.


TOTAL NEW-TWA, BY SEX- ENTERINGMALE FEMALE FRESHMEN

25 1 1 9 17 2688 1 1 47 42 8942 2034 16 i94 3 6 9 43 60 11341 25 16 41

1180

14396 . 2' 1 3 41 58 9912 5 7 1227 14 13 2715 1 1 8 869 33 36

169

16 5 11 16354 1 1 163 192 35512 1 1 4 9 1

62 3 3 36 29 6554 24 30 5482 2 2 42 42 8430 1 1 19 12 3o30 10 20 3

53 66 11923 1 1 50 74 12409 3 3 48 64 11254 22 32 54413 13 26 39 201 251 45288 2 2 41 49 9019 2 17 1928 14 14 2860 1 1 30 31 6110 6 4 1052 21 31 5236 15 21 3660 2 3 5 27 38 65223 109 114 22339 1 1 13 27 4018 5 13 18

130 12 10 22 72 80 152139 3 3 62 80 14253 2 2 27 28 55

7155 65 128 193 3349 3999 7348

rrrlic#111

463 464- 250 -

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION.ENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR STUDENTS BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM FULL- FULL-NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN TIME TIME

FULL TIME STUDENTS PART TIME STUDENTS UNDRGRAD GRADUATE

AREA: MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL STUDENTS STUDENTS

FULL- TOTALTIME FULL-

PROFESNL TIMESTUDENTS STUDENTS

TOTALPART-TIME

STUDENTS

Minnesota 3284 3871 7155 65 128 193 31853 656 32509 11533

North Dakota 108 214 324 1 7 a 1861 25 1886 305

South Dakota 119 169 288 1 1 1007 19 1026 47

Iowa 70 81 151 636 33 669 100

Wisconsin 148 223 371 1 6 7 1115 37 1152 266

Other States 169 151 320 3 3 1104 68 1172 127

US Territory 1 15 5 1

Foreign 25 19 44 1 1 425 139 564 75

Total Non-MN 640 859 1499 7 13 20 6153 321 6474 921

Grand Total 3924 4730 8654 72 141 213 38006 977 38983 12454


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4.65466

' St,,rUJA

TOTAL

Of01117i

44042

2191

1073

769

1418

1299

6

639

7395

51437


FALL 1987


MINNESOTA COUNTY:

AitkinAnokaBeckerBeltramiBentonBig StoneBlue EarthBrownCarltonCarverCassChippewaChisagoClayClearwaterCookCottonwoodCrow WingDakotaDodgeDouglasFaribaultFillmoreFreebornGoodhueGrantHennepinHoustonHubbardIsantiItascaJacksonKanabecKandiyohlKittsonKoochichingLac Qui ParleLakeLake or the WoodsLe SueurLincolnLyonMcLeodMahnomenMarshallMartinMeeker


14 20 34310 311 62117 11 286 4 102 6 85 2 77 5 127 8 15

28 27 5520 34 5417 16 334 5 9

21 33 545 2 71 2 33 3

11 11 2264 63 127245 282 52719 14 33

9 204 7 11

21 23 4428 50 7818 27 455 4 9

1008 968 19763 38 2 10

17 20 37101 133 23410 15 254 16 20

62 82 1443 2 5

54 56 1106 7 1313 9 222 27 2 93 1 47 12 198 4 122 2 45 6 115 1 618 6 24


6 14 20223 451 674

3 7 105 8 132 2

5 56 4 103 2 5

28 73 10125 59 8416 27 431 4 5

18 71 895 3 83 8 113 1 45 11 16

54 87 141300 526 826

6 21 276 7 131 4 5

10 24 3413 38 5122 30 52

1 6 7974 1637 2611

1 1

5 1 639 113 15256 86 14211 23 3411 27 383 13 162 3 5

22 41 631 1

3 1 413 13

4 3 71 1

2 5 711 6 176 14 202 42 6 8


20 34533 76220 1811 124 65 713 910 1056 10045 9333 435 9

39 10410 54 106 1

11 22118 150545 80825 3517 165 11

31 4741 8840 576 10

1982 26053 1

13 356 133157 21921 3$15 4365 955 5

76 977 7

16 102 13

11 53 27 12

10 913 811 207 3

20 12

TOTAL NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

541295

3823101222201561387614

1431514738

26813536033167$

129716

45874

16189376595816010

173142615165

191921311032

467- 252 -

468


FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: .0MMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

MINNESOTA COUNTY:--FULL TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Mille Lacs 4 13 17

Morrison 9 11 20Mower 66 92 158Murray 6 8 14

Nicollet 4 6 10

Nobles 35 30 65Norman 4 4

Olmsted 224 213 437Otter Tail 57 74 131

Pennington 35 25 60Pine 11 17 28Pipestone 6 3 9Polk 4 5 9

Pope 9 5 14

Ramsey 341 279 620Red Lake 2 3 5

Redwood 8 7 15Renville 8 /I 19Rice 13 22 35Rock 2 6 8

Roseau 7 6 13

St. Louis 283 296 579Scott 55 42 97Sherburne 19 23 42Sibley 1 4 5

Stearns 39 28 67Steele 14 20 34Stevens 7 5 12

Swift 14 7 21

Todd 18 18 36Traverse 1 2 3

Wabasha 16 23 39Wadena 6 3 9

Waseca 3 7 10

Washington 88 88 176Watonwan 2 2

Wilkin 1 1

Winona 18 8 26Wright 34 36 70Yellow Medicine 10 7 17

T OTAL 3721 3775 7496


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4G9

TOTAL NEW--PART TIME STUDENTS-- -TOTAL BY SEX- ENTERINGMALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE FRESHMEN

81733

i23

98481382

1

32

3461

21

12

151973524

1

173

1

15

1113

80

1

1032

3057

42 50 12 55 6734 51 26 45 71

107 140 99 199 2986 7 7 14 212 3 5 8 13

49 72 58 79 1374 4

249 347 322 462 78475 123 105 149 25461 74 48 86 13432 114 93 49 142

1 7 3 1015 18 7 20 273 5 11 8

599 945 687 378 151;8 9 3 11 142 4 10 9 194 5 9 15 24

20 32 25 42 675 6 3 11 14

33 38 12 39 51328 525 480 624 110436 71 90 78 16841 65 43 64 107

1 2 4 67 24 56 35 9125 28 17 45 626 6 7 11 181 2 15 8 2313 28 33 31 6410 10 1 12 1321 32 27 44 7117 30 19 20 394 4 3 11 14

195 275 168 283 4512 2

4 5 2 4 6

15 28 13 4163 95 66 99 165

10 7 17

5609 8666 6778 9384 16162

470_-.,=101

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR STUDENTS BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987


AREA:

NEW ENTERINGFULL TIME STUDENTS

MALE FEMALE TOTAL

FRESHMENPART TIME STUDENTS

MALE FEMALE TOTAL

FULL- FULL-TIME TIME

UNDRGRAD GRADUATESTUDENTS STUDENTS

FULL- TOTALTIME FULL-

PROFESNL TIMESTUDENTS STUDENTS

TOTALPART-TIME

STUDENTS


Minnesota 3721 3775 7496 3057 5609 8666 18893 18893 25257 44150North Dakota 14 4 18 13 12 25 44 44 37 81

South Dakota 10 7 17 2 5 7 31 31 15 46Iowa 12 16 28 7 17 24 55 55 48 103Wisconsin 37 47 84 18 43 61 182 182 215 397Other States 63 15 78 16 8 24 138 138 44 182US Territory

Foreign 38 23 61 26 38 64 157 157 144 301Total Non-MN 174 112 286 82 123 205 '607 607 503 1110Grand Total 3895 3887 7782 3139 5732 8871 19500 19500 25760 45260.

527 studentis) not tabulated due to missing data.

i

MINNESOTA PUST-SECiNDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW ENTERING FRESHMEN BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987


MINNESOTA COUNTY:--FULL TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL




Aitkin 29 25 54 5 5 29 30 59

Anoka 259 293 552 18 16 34 277 309 586

Becker 128 139 267 1 4 5 129 143 272

Beltrami 89 142 231 6 14 2P 95 156 251

Benton 64 48 112 1 1 - 65 49 114

Big Stone 17 13 30 17 13 30

Blue Earth 132 101 233 1 1 133 101 234

Brown 57 53 110 57 53 110

Carlton 34 27 61 2 1 3 36 28 64

Carver 23 9 32 5 5 23 14 37

Cass 75 55 130 4 4 75 59 134

Chippewa 44 50 94 1 7 8 45 57 102

Chisago 44 49 93 5 6 11 49 55 104

Cla 87 70 157 19 19 87 89 176

Cleay rwater 17 22 39 1 1 17 23 40

Cook 5 2 7 5 2 7

Cottonwood 23 16 39 23 16 39

Crow Wing 110 115 225 8 31 39 118 146 264

Dakota 300 310 610 11 34 45 311 344 655

Dodge 18 23 41 3 3 18 26 44

Douglas 69 81 150 1 2 3 70 83 153

Farlbault 30 38 68 1 l 30 39 69

Fillmore 22 33 55 1 22 34 56

Freeborn 100 102 202 14 30 41 114 132 246

Goodhue 87 78 165 2 2 4 89 80 169

Grant 10 15 25 15 25

Hennepin 356 219 575 26 31 57_10

250 632

Houston 16 10 26 10 26

Hubbard 36 4 79 43 73 9

Isanti 40 35 75 1 2 3 37 78

Itasca 95 36 131 36 13!

Jackson 7 5 1 27 5 1 2

Kanabec 19 7 26 9 7 6

Kandiyohi 91 95 186 19 46 65 110 141 251

Kitt.son 11 10 21 11 10 21

Koochiching 14 11 25 14 11 25

Lac Gui Pane 21 20 41 21 20 41

Lake 13 12 25 13 12 25

Lake of the Woods 8 1 9 8 1 9

Le Sueur 44 33 77 44 33 77

Lincoln 15 21 36 15 21 36

Lyon 39 32 71 1 1 39 33 72

McLeod 67 38 105 3 9 12 70 47 117

Mahn omen 22 15 37 1 1 22 16 38

Marshall 21 26 47 21 26 47

Martin 52 28 80 1 1 52 29 81

Meeker 48 40 88 1 6 7 49 46 95

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473 474


MINNESOTA COUNTY:


FALL 1987


Mille Lacs 20 24Morrison 88 86Mower 116 172Murray 25 22Nicollet 42 55Nobles 27 14Norman 19 10Olmsted 117 133Otter Tail 97 75Pennington 54 58Pine 35 39Piptstone 15 31Polk 51 64Pope 30 25Ramsey 889 723Red Lake 11 21Redwood 50 25Renville 63 32Rice 85 106Rock 13 10Roseau 20 17St. Louis 383 288Scott 30 22Sherburne 40 52Sibley * 29 23Stearns 293 263Steele 49 45Stevens 22 20Swift 27 37Todd 91 67Traverse 12 6Wabasha . 37 40Wadena . 87 70Waseca 51 30Washington 196 219Watonwan 24 28Wilkin 5 5Winona 92 96Wight 72 53iellow Medicine 44 62

T 0 T A L 6359 5814

4417428847974129

2501721127446

11555

16123275951912337

67152

'435569442641581877157814155210

188125106

12173




20 24


443 3 6 91 89 180

23 23 116 195 31125 22 4742 55 . 9727 14 41

2 2 19 12 314 8 12 121 141 2621 1 98 75 173

10 10 54 68 12235 39 7415 31 46

5 5 51 69 1201 1 31 25 56

86 101 187 975 824 17992 2 11 23 34

2 3 5 52 28 802 4 6 65 36 1011 5 6 86 111 197

13 10 231 1 20 18 38

1 6 7 384 294 6781 7 8 31 29 60

40 52 921 2 3 30 25 555 4 9 298 267 5652 5 7 51 50 1011 1 2 23 21 441 8 9 28 45 731 7 8 92 74 166

12 6 1837 40 77

1 5 6 88 75 163

'281 1 51 31 82

23 51 224 242 46624 28 525 5 10

9 9 92 105 1971 2 3 73 55 1281 1 2 45 63 108

265 532 97 6624 6346 12970

475 476256 -


FALL 1987

Whk"FULL- FULL- TOTAL


AREAS MALE FEMALE TOTALFULL TIME SY

6WEET4ERING FRESHMEN

MALE FEMALE TOTAL STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTSPART TIME STUDENTS UNPGRAD GRADUATE PROFESNLMT:

26461

TIME

24607

764

595

228

151

100

16

Minnesota

North Dakota

South Dakota

Iowa

Wisconsin

Other States

US Territory

Foreign

Total Non-MN

Grand Total

6359

209

80

57

184

40

3

573

6932

5814

162

28

17

207

16

5

435

6249

12173

108

391

371

74

56

8

1008

13181

265

5

1

19

13

284

532

13

49

35

1

581

40

26

865

797

2

68

24607

228

595

764

151

100

16

1854

26461


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STUDENTS

2567

2

2

4

2718

107

151

36


27174

871

153

631

230

104

16

2005

29179

4 74 TS


SYSTEM

MINNESOTA

TOTAL: UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

COUNTY:

AitkinAu.okaBeckerBeltran'BentonBig StoneBlue EarthBrownCarltonCarverCassChippewaChisagoClayClearwaterCookCottonwoodCrow WingDakotaDodgeDouglasFaribaultFilleoreFreebornGoodhueGrantHennepinHoustonHubbardIsantiItascaJacksonKanabecKandiyohiKittsonKoochichingLac Qui ParleLakeLake of the WoodsLe SueurLincolnLyonMcLeodMahnomenMarshallMartinMeeker

ENRO!LMENT SURVEYNEW ENTERING FRESHMEN BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS-MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

8 11 19 1 1

143 137 280 26 24 5010 10 20 3 1 48 10 18 1 3 45 9 14 2 26 12 18

16 14 30 2 215 9 2436 35 71 14 9 2329 32 61 5 8 135 3 8 2 1 36 5 11

10 13 23 1 1 27 9 16 1 1 26 7 13 2 24 4 8 2 23 7 10 2 2

10 10 20157 149 306 36 37 73

7 7 14 1 1

14 20 34 3 313 6 19 1 1

12 12 24 2 224 18 42 2 3 516 14 30 4 45 10 15

537 490 1027 235 219 4547 10 17 1 1 25 1 6 1 1

11 15 26 1 2 323 16 39 5 4 96 4 10 1 1 28 1 9 1 1

9 11 20 1 1

4 3 7 1 1

8 4 12 1 1

4 1 510 8 18 2 2 43 1 4

13 10 23 3 3 67 2 9 1 1

12 11 2311 6 17 1 1

4 4 89 12 2114 10 24 1 1

7 12 19


8 12169 16113 119 137 96 12

16 1615 950 4434 407 46 5

11 148 106 96 45 7

10 10193 186

8 717 2013 714 1226 2120 145 10

772 7098 115 212 1728 207 58 210 115 39 44 1

12 103 1

16 137 3

12 1112 64 49 12

15 107 12


2033024'>21618322494741111251815101220

37915372026473415

1481197

29481210218

135

224

291023188

212519

479 - 258 -

480


FALL 1987


MINNESOTA COUNTY:

Mille LacsMorrisonMowerMurrayNicolletNoblesNormarOlmstedOtter TailPenningtonPinePipestonePolkPopeRamseyRed LakeRedwoodRenvilleRiceRockRoseauSt. LouisScottSherburneSibleyStearnsSteeleStevensSwiftToddTraverseWabashaWadenaWasecaWashingtonWatonwanWilkinWinonaWrightYellow Medicine

T 0 T A L


5 3 812 14 2613 10 236 1 74 9 136 5 118 7 15

50 46 9619 14 331 2 35 10 154 2 6

30 41 7112 10 22

252 261 5133 5 86 9 154 14 18

14 8 223 2 5

14 4 18204 162 36640 32 7213 15 282 11 1342 38 8020 21 4114 9 233 9 12

11 11 222 1 36 5 115 12 1712 16 2898 98 1964 3 72 3 5

13 10 2344 34 782 1 3

2295 2173 4468


2 2 4

1 1 22 1 3

1 1

1 1 21 1

4 5 91 2 3

1 1

2 1 3

9 15 241 1

112 100 212

i 1

3 32 3 51 1

69 67 1365 5 101 3 42 24 6 104 6 10

1 1

1 1 22 2

3 317 18 35

2 24 4 81 1

612 579 1191


7 513 1515 116 25 1078 I

54 5120 162 27 114 2

39 5612 11

364 3613 57 94 17

16 114 2

14 4

273 22945 3714 184 11

46 4424 2714 104 10

13 112 1

6 55 1212 19

115 1164 32 315 1048 383 1

2907 2752


1228268

151215105364

1869523

7258

162127618

50282321590512414243

111731

2317525864

5659

73 studentis) not tabulated due to missing data.

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481 482


FALL 1987


NEW ENTERING FRESHMENFULL TIME STUDENTS PART TIME STUDENTS

AREA: MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

FULL-TIME

UNDRGRADSTUDENTS

FULL-TIME

GRADUATESTUDENTS

FULL-TIME

PROFESNLSTUDENTS

TOTALFULL-TIME

STUDENTS

TOTALPART-TIME

STUDENTS


Minnesota 2295 2173 4468 612 579 1191 24854 2054 1561 28469 13990 42459

North Dakota 46 55 101 4 13 17 368 53 46 467 191 658

South Dakota 52 48 100 5 3 8 498 46 32 576 112 688

Iowa 6 8 14 1 3 4 72 78 9 159 85 244

Wisconsin 241 236 477 61 57 118 2175 232 137 2544 916 3460

Other States 73 60 133 41 17 58 809 934 201 1944 957 2901

US Territory 1 1 1 1 5 2 7 8 15

Foreign 37 10 47 16 9 25 616 1007 30 1653 1292 2945

Total Non-MN 456 417 873 129 102 231 4543 2352 455 7350 3561 10911

. Grand Total 2751 2590 5341 741 681 1422 29397 4406 2016 35819 17551 53370

2554 student(s> not tabulated due to missing data.

483 - 260 -

484

1


FALL 1987


--FULL TIME STUDENTS- --PART TIME STUDENTS- - -TOTAL BY SEX-TOTAL NEWENTERING

MINNESOTA COUNTY: MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE FRESHMEN

Aitkin 2 3 52 3 5

Anoka 72 98 170 8 3 P. 80 101 181

Becker4 4

4 4

Beltrami 2 22 2

Benton 2 19 21 1 2 3 3 21 24

Big Stone2 2

2 2

Blue Earth 10 45 55 1 1 10 46 56

Brown 2 14 162 14 16

Carlton 4 16 204 16 20

Carver 5 15 20 1 2 3 6 17 23

Cass 2 3 52 3 5

Chippewa 3 3 63 3 6

Chisago 4 6 104 6 10

ClayClearwaterCook

5 55 5

Cottonwood 1 3 41 3 4

Crow Wing 8 8 168 8 16

Dakota 55 113 168 5 19 24 60 132 19Douglasg

1

1

34

45

1 31 4

45

Faribault5 5

5 5

Fillmore 2 9 112 9 11

Freeborn 1 1 21 1 2

Goodhue 3 4 73 4 7

GrantHennepin 356 690 1046 42 62 104 398 752 1150

Houston 3 2 53 2 5

HubbardIsanti 7 15 22 1 1 8 15 23

Itasca 2 18 20 2 18 20

Jackson 2 3 52 3 5

Kanabec6 6

6 6

Kandiyohi 1 3 41 3 4

Kittson1 1

1 1

Koochiching1 1

1 1

Lac Dui Parle1 1

1 1

Lake 1 2 31 2 3

Lake of the WoodsLe Sueur 2 12 14 2 2 4 12 16

LincolnLyon

7 77 7

McLeod8 8 1 1 1 8 9

MahnomenMarshall

1 11 1

Martin 1 9 101 9 10

Meeker 3 6 9 1 1 3 7 10

4E5- 261 -

486


MINNESOTA COUNTY:

4.....

i

Mille LacsMorrisonMowerMurrayNicolletNoblesNormanOlmstedOtter TailPenningtonPinePoPipestone

lkstone

PopeRamseyRed LakeRedwoodRenvilleRiceRockRoseauSt. LouisScottSherburneSibleyStearnsSteeleStevensSwiftToddTraverseWabashaWadenaWasecaWashingtonWatonwanWilkinWinonaWrightYellow Medicine

T 0 T A L

MINNESOTA POS1-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW ENTERING FRESHMEN BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987





9 12 21 2 2 9 14 232 6 8 2 2 2 8 105 4 9 5 4 9

1 13 14 1 13 142 2 2 22 2 2 2

6 21 27 6 21 279 9 9 9

3 7 10 3 7 101 1 1 1

3 5 2 3 54 4 4 4

137 239 376 13 55 68 150 294 4441 1 1 1

2 2 4 2 2 44 4 4 4

2 35 37 1 1 3 35 382 2 2 2

1 1 2 1 1 213 81 94 13 81 9412 27 39 1 1 2 13 28 416 15 21 1 1 7 15 221 5 6 1 5 6

15 194 209 1 9 10 16 203 2196 6 6 6

3 3 3 32 2 4 2 2 43 8 11 3 8 11

1 3 4 1 3 41 2 3 1 2 3

10 10 10 1080 58 138 5 12 17 85 70 155

1 8 9 1 8 9

1 3 4 1 3 411 40 51 2 2 11 42 53

878 1998 2876 83 173 256 961 2171 3132


487 488262


REGULAR STUDENTS BY PLACE OF RESIDENCEFALL 1987




FULL-TIME

UNDRGRADSTUDENTS

FULL- FULL- TOTALTIME TIME FULL-

GRADUATE PROFESNL TIMESTUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS

TOTALPART-TIME

STUDENTS

TOTALREGULAR

Minnesota 878 1998 2876 83 173 256 7167 7167 897 8064

North Dakota 2 19 21 51 51 1 52

South Dakota 3 13 16 31 31 31

Iowa 12 38 50 105 105 2 107

Wisconsin 72 170 242 1 2 3 422 422 4 426

Other States 18 51 69 175 175 1 176

US Territory 1 :2 2 2

Foreign 5 5 60 60 1 ti

Total Non-MN 107 297 404 1 2 3 846 846 9 855

Grand Total 985 2295 3280 84 175 259 8013 8013 906 8919


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489490

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW ENTERING FRESHMEN SY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987


--FULL TIME STUDENTS- -MINNESOTA COUNTY: MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Aitkin 1 1

Anoka 2 2 4Becker 1 l

BoltramiBentonBig StoneBlue Earth 10 11 21Brown 2 2 4CarltonCarver 2 1 3Cass 1 1

Chippewa

CChlaisago2 2

Cleay rwaterCcokCottonwoodCrow Wing 2 2Dakota 7 9 16DodgeDouglasFaribault 1 2 3Fil lmoreFreeborn 1 1 2Goodhue 3 3Grant 1 1

Hennepin 13 59 72HoustonHubbardIsantiItascaJackson 2 2KanabecKandiyohi 2 2KittsonKoochichingLac Gui ParleLakeLake of the WoodsLe Sueur 1 1

LincolnLyon 2 2McLeod 1 1

MahnomenMarshallMartinMeeker 1 1


4 4

6 6

1 1

3 25 28

1 1


1

2 61

10 172 2

2 21

2

27 9

1 2

I 1

31

16 84

2

2

1

21

1

1


1

81

274

41

2

216

3

231

100

2

2

1

1

2

1

1

111.1. ....

I.

491 492


NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCEFALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES--FULL TIME STUDENTS----PART TIME STUDENTS- - -TOTAL BY SEX-

TOTAL NEENTERING

MINNESOTA COUNTY:MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE FRESHMEN

Mille Lacs1

1

11

MorrisonMowerMurrayNicollet

1 1 21 1 2

NoblesNormanOlmsted

1 1

1 1

Otter Tail1

1

11

PenningtonPinePipestonePolk

11

1 1

Ramsey2 18 20 2 8 10 4 26 30

Red LakeRedwood

4 44 4

Renville1 1 2

1 1 2

Rice1 1

1 12 2

Rock

1 11 1

RoseauSt. LouisScott

r 1

11

Sherburne2 2 1 1 1 2 3

Sibley2 1 3

2 1 3

StearnsSteele

1 1

1 1

StevensSwiftToddTraverseWabashaWadenaWaseca

1 6 71 6 7

Washington3 3

3 3

Watonwan1

1

11

Wilk inWinona

1 1

1 1

Wright1 5 6

1 5 6

Yellow Medicine 2 22 2

T OTAL 56 149 205 6 47 53 62 196 258


493- 265 -

1194


FALL 1987




FULL-TIME

UNDRGRADSTUDENTS

FULL- FULL- TOTALTIME TIME FULL-

GRADUATE PROFESNL TIMESTUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS

TOTALPART-TIME

STUDENTS


Minnesota 56 149 205 6 47 53 582 582 321 903

North Dakota

South Dakota 2 2 4 4 4

Iowa 2 2 4 12 12 1 13

Wisconsin 9 14 23 2 2 48 48 4 52

Other States 11 11 22 1 1 40 40 5 45

US Territory

Foreign 1 1 1 1 1

Total Non-MN 23 29 52 3 3 . 105 105 10 115

Grand Total 79 178 257 6 50 56 687 687 331 1018


495266

4-96


MINNESOTA COUNTY:

AitkinAnokaBeckerBeltramiBentonBig StoneBlue EarthBrownCarltonCarverCassChippewaChisagoClayClearwaterCookCottonwoodCrow WingDakotaDodgeDouglasFaribaultFillmoreFreebornGoodhueGrantHennepinHoustonHubbardIsantiItascaJacksonKanabecKandiyohiKittsonKoochichingLac Gui ParleLakeLake of the WoodsLe SueurLincolnLyonMcLeodMahnomenMarshallMartinMeeker

497


FALL 1987




4 4 84 4

93 120 213 2 5 7 95 125

8 11 198 11

7 6 137 6

6 18 246 18

5 55

14 26 40 1 1 15 26

9 13 22 1 1 9 14

8 23 31 1 2 3 9 25

29 51 80 2 2 29 53

5 15 205 15

4 2 64 2

19 25 4419 25

5 12 175 12

2 1 32 1

1 3 41 3

7 7 147 7

14 20 34 2 2 14 22

122 192 314 1 9 10 123 201

8 16 24 8 16

13 16 2913 16

8 14 228 14

9 5 149 5

16 20 3616 20

27 26 5327 26

4 44

503 585 1088 11 23' 34 514 608

7 7 147 7

6 7 136 7

12 26 38 1 1 12 27

10 13 23 1 1 10 14

4 7 114 7

4 9 134 9

19 13 3219 13

1 2 31 2

4 9 134 9

1 11

8 5 13 1 1 8 6

2 22

11 32 43 11 32

1 4 51 4

14 12 2614 12

5 15 205 15

7 8 157 8

15 20 3515 20

11 16 27 11 16

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82201913245

41233482206

441734

.1436324242922143653

. 41122

141339241113323

131

142

435

2620

153527

498

11/1.1,


MINNESOTA COUNTY:

t.

Mille LacsMorrisonMowerMurrayNicolletNoblesNormanOlmstedOtter TailPenningtonPinePipestonePolkPopeRamseyRed LakeRedvoodRenvilleRiceRockRoseauSt. LouisScottSharburneSibleyStearnsSteeleStevensSwiftToddTraverseWabashaWadenaWasecaWashingtonWatonwanWilkinWinonaWrightYellow Medicine

TOTAL


FALL 1987



-TOTAL BY SEX-MALE, FEMALE

11 13 24 1 1 11 144 16 20 .4 1618 19

3373

18 193

13 15 28 1 1 13 164 6

310 4 6

370 64 134 1 1 70 6591

14 231

91

14

103

23

9

777

195

10010

1 1 113

23

92

771 5 6 1 1 1 6

292 353 645 3 18 21 295 371

6 7 13 6 78 9 17 8 9

30 53 83 30 534 2 6 4 24 6 10 4 6

58 84 142 7 7 58 9128 61 89 2 2 28 6316 18 34 16 189 11 20 9 11

67 137 204 67 13711 17 28 1 1 12 172 4 6 2 43 4 7 3 4

11 7 18 11 71 3 4 1 3

12 5 17 12 56 11 17 6 116 17 23 6 17

74 129 203 3 6 9 77 1355 3

484

5 34

20 35 55 1 1 20 3623 32 55 23 32

1 3 4 1 3

1946 2707 4653 24 85 109 1970 2792


499- 268 -


2520373

29103

13523

1

20, 5100

7666

131783610

149913420

2042967184171723

21284

56554

4762

500

1


FALL 1987



AREA: MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL,

FULL-TIME

UNDRGRADSTUDENTS

FULL-TIME

GRADUATESTUDENTS

FULL-TIME

PROFESNLSTUDENTS

TOTALFULL-TIME

STUDENTS

TOTALPART-TIME

STUDENTS


Minnesota 1946 2707 4653 24 85 109 20954 492 286 21732 ;570 29302

North Dakota 78 84 162 2 2 620 22 10 652 33 685

South Dakota 53 77 130 418 20 8 446 5 451

Iona 90 140 230 784 31 14 829 31 860

Wisconsin 254 382 636 2 6 8 2181 38 97 2316 176 2492

Other States 821 876 1697 10 8 18 5980 613 97 6690 379 7069

. US Territory 2 4 6 16 1 17 3 20

Foreign 76 68 144 3 4 7 713 195 5 913 381 1294

Total Non-MN 1374 1631 3005 15 20 35 10712 920 231 11863 1008 12871

Grand Total 3320 4338 7658 39 105 144 31666 1412 517 33595 8578 42173

501


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502


FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: PRIVATE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLSFULL- FULL- FULL- TOTAL TOTAL

NEW ENTERING FRESHMEN TIME TIME TIME FULL- PART- TOTALFULL TIME STUDENTS PART TIME STUDENTS UNDRGRAD GRADUATESTUDENTS

REGULARAREA: MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL STUDENTS STUDENTS MUM STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTSMinnesota 136 1461 1597 282 1879

North Dakota 3 42 45 2 47

South Dakota 6 29 35 2 37

Iowa 3 24 27 7 34

Wisconsin 8 111 119 8 127

Other States 17 279 296 17 313

US Territory 3 3 3

Foreign 3 14 11 28 4 32

Total Non-MN 3 51 499 553 40 593Grand Total 3 187 1960 2150 322 2472

618 student(%) not tabulated due to missing data.

503 5 0 4

270


FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: ALL MINNESOTA INSTITUTIONS--FULL TIME STUDENTS--

MINNESOTA COUNTY: MALE FEMALE TOTAL--PART TIME STUDENTS--MALE FEMALE TOTAL



Aitkin 60 73 133 6 20 26 66 93 159

Anoka 1024 1127 2151 278 504 782 1302 1631 2933

Becker 183 211 394 7 14 21 190 225 415

Beltran' 178 234 412 16 33 49 194 267 461

Benton 132 152 284 7 13 20 139 165 304

Big Stone 34 44 78 5 5 34 49 83

Blue Earth 288 323 611 18 31 49 306 354 660

Brown 146 151 297 4 3 7 150 154 304

Carlton 122 143 265 45 85 130 167 228 395

Carver 149 198 347 31 78 109 180 276 456

Cass 127 110 237 18 34 52 145 144 289

Chippewa 79 82 161 2 11 13 81 93 174

Chicago 117 155 272 24 78 102 141 233 374

Clay 164 177 341 7 28 35 171 205 376

Clearwater 40 46 86 3 12 15 43 58 101

Cook 14 16 30 5 1 6 19 17 36

Cottonwood 61 62 123 7 12 19 68 74 142

Crow Wing 231 257 488 62 120 182 293 377 670

Dakota 1070 1239 2309 353 627 980 1423 1866 3289

Dodge 70 75 145 7 24 31 77 99 176

Douglas 141 162 303 10 9 19 151 171 322

Faribault 93 94 187 1 6 7 94 100 194

Fillmore 85 117 202 12 25 37 97 142 239

Freeborn 209 240 449 29 71 100 238 311 549

Goodhue 194 209 403 28 32 60 222 241 463

Grant 31 47 78 1 7 8 32 54 86

Hennepin 3226 3526 6752 1291 1999 3290 4517 5525 10042

Houston 58 49 107 1 2 3 59 51 110

Hubbard 78 74 152 7 3 10 85 77 162

Isanti 101 129 230 42 118 160 143 247 390

Itasca 254 236 490 61 91 152 315 327 642

Jackson 38 51 89 12 24 36 50 75 125

Kanabec 43 48 91 11 29 40 54 77 131

Kandiyohi 204 246 450 23 59 82 227 305 532

Kittson 26 28 54 3 4 7 29 32 61

Koochiching 85 98 183 23 41 64 108 139 247

Lac Qui Parle 39 50 89 1 1 40 50 90

Lake 50 41 91 5 4 9 55 45 100

Lake of the Woods 18 8 26 13 13 18 21 39

Le Sueur 123 142 265 12 6 18 135 148 283

Lincoln 37 39 76 2 2 37 41 78

Lyon 132 128 260 1 5 6 133 133 266

McLeod 120 127 247 8 15 23 128 142 270

Mahnomen 36 31 67 11 7 18 47 38 85

Marshall 55 63 118 6 16 22 61 79 140

Martin 117 88 205 3 3 6 120 91 211

Meeker 108 106 214 3 14 17 111 120 231

505 272 - 506

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SUR-VEYNEW ENTERING FRESHMEN BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987

SYSTEM TOTAL: ALL MINNESOTA INSTITUTIONS

--FULL TIME STUDENTS-- --PART TIME STUDENTS- -MINNESOTA COUNTY: MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL


Mille Lacs 59 81 140 10 48 5! 69 129Morrison 162 174 336 21 183 215Mower 238 319 557 35 131 166 273 450Murray 53 52 105 1 7 8 54 59Nicollet 105 153 258 5 10 15 110 163Nobles 97 73 170 24 49 73 121 122Norman 36 35 71 4 4 36 39Olmsted 529 559 1088 106 263 369 635 822Otter Tail 222 243 465 52 78 130 774 321Pennington 96 92 188 14 71 85 110 163Pine 78 95 173 85 33 118 163 128Pipestone 36 46 82 1 1 2 37 47Polk 144 226 370 12 35 47 156 261PopeRamsey

572076

602064

1174140

3562

5882

81444 2638

65292946

Red Lake 20 38 58 1 11 12 49Redwood 108 80 188 5 8 13 l il 88Renville 108 101 209 3 11 14 111 112Rice 184 267 451 18 29 47 202 296Rock 41 33 74 2 7 9 43 40Roseau 56 54 110 5 34 39 61 88St. Louis 994 977 1971 267 408 675 1261 1385Scott 215 258 473 43 51 94 258 309Sherburne 142 186 328 27 47 74 169 233SibleyStearns

66644

87885

1531529

440

252

692

70684

89937

Steele 133 159 292 12 36 40 145 195Stevens 50 55 105 1 8 51 63Swift 63 73 136 3 10 13 66 83Todd 163 142 305 19 20 39 182 162Traverse 22 16 38 10 10 22 26Wabasha 93 107 200 11 21 32 104 128Wadena 120 119 239 14 22 36 134 141Waseca 98 121 219 2 11 13 100 132Washington 645 709 1354 133 254 387 778 963Watonwan 48 70 118 1 1 48 71Wilk in 13 25 38 1 4 5 14 29Winona 204 223 427 24 25 49 228 248Wright 247 277 524 37 74 111 284 351Yellow Medicine 84 101 185 4 1 5 88 102

T 0 T A L 18539 20487 39026 4112 7153 11265 22651 27640


t-

507 508


198398723113273243

g72459527329184

417125

558470

20122349883149

2646567402159

162134011414934448

232275232

TA43476635190

50291


MINNESOTA POST- SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYREGULAR STUDENTS BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE

FALL 1987

FULL- FULL- FULL- TOTAL TOTALFULL-

NEW ENTERING FRESHMENPART- TOTAL

ROTATETIME

STUDENTS STUDENTSTIME REGULAR

UNDRGRADTIME

AREA:FULL WMILITUDRITRL MALE FEMALE TOTAL STUDENTS

PART TIME STUDENTS PROFESNLSTUDENTS STUDENTS

Minnesota

North Dakota

South Dakota

Iowa

Wisconsin

Other States

US Territory

Foreign

Total Non-MN

Grand Total

18539

457

317

249

945

1195

4

180

3347

21886

20487

540

344

302

1279

1180

5

130

3780

24267

39026

997

661

551

2224

2375

9

310

7127

46153

4112

23

8

8

96

71

1

46

253

4365

7153

69

8

20

129

35

51

312

7465

11265

92

16

28

225

106

1

97

565

11830

128910

3708

2217

1815

6718

8346

28

1991

24823

153733

3338

103

91

145

315

1632

3

1355

3644

6982

3308

98

69

47

345

577

3

46

1185

4493

135556

3909

2377

2007

7378

10555

34

3392

29652

165208

62417

676

183

276

1625

1534

12

1897

6203

68620

197973

4585

2560

2283

9003

12089

46

5289

35855

233828


509- 273 -

53.0

PART 5. FALL 1987 NEW ENTERING FRESHMAN RATIOS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING SENIORS

The New Entering Freshman Participation Ratios to High School Seniors show ratios of new entering

freshmen by sex from each Minnesota county. The rate is derived by dividing fall 1987 new entering students

from a county by June 1987 high school graduates in that county and multiplying by 100.* The new entering

freshmen reported include students who graduated from high school prior to June 1987. Ratios by county have

been available since 1973 and provide useful data for trend analysis of post-secondary education participa-

tion for each county.

The ratio report displays two figures for each planning region and for the state: a "total" ratio and

an "average" ratio. The "total" ratio is the sum of the new entering freshmen from the region (or state)

divided by the total high school graduates in that region (or state). The "average" ratio is the sum of the

county ratios within the region (or state) divided by the number of county ratios in the region (or state).

Ratios may be slightly different from previous years' reports. Beginning in fall 1984, ratios were cut

two places after the decimal point. In previous years, ratios were carried out three places after the

decimal and rounded to two places.

Ratios may appear slightly lower than in previous years. Starting in fall 1984, students were not

included where their county of residence was unknown.

The microfiche packet inside the back cover contains new entering freshman ratio reports by institu-

tion.

*Source: Minnesota State Department of Education.

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511 512 .

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW ENTERING FRESHMAN RATIOS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES


NEWPLAN MINNESOTA ENTERINGREGN COUNTY FRESHMEN

MALEHIGHSCHOOLGRADS.

FALL

PART.RATIO

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

FEMALEHIGHSCHOOLGRADS.

PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

01 Kittson 7 56 12.50 11 55 20.00 18Marshall 13 110 11.81 11 102 10.78 24Norman 5 67 7.46 15 60 25.00 20Pennington 5 91 5.49 7 81 8.64 12Polk 33 256 12.89 36 263 13.68 69Red Lake 4 39 10.25 9 66 13.63 13Roseau 10 114 8.77 20 99 20.20 30

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 77 733 10.50 109 726 15.01 186PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 9.88 15.99

02 Beltrami 70 239 29.28 80 217 36.86 150Clearwater 14 67 20.89 . 15 65 23.07 29Hubbard 25 98 25.51 22 96 22.91 47Lake of the Woods 3 21 14.28 6 23 26.08 9Mahnomen 8 60 13.33 10 64 15.62 18


03 Aitkin 3 81 3.70 9 84 10.71 12Carlton 12 240 5.00 15 244 6.14 27Cook 1 2 27 7.40 3Itasca 23 319 7.21 20 342 5.84 43Koochiching 5 128 3.90 17 113 15.04 22Lake 5 5 95 5.26 10St. Louis 53 1326

5.9566 1334 4.94 119


04 Becker 19 181 10.49 38 164 23.17 57Clay 61 288 21.18

9!303 29.37 150

Douglas 33 218 15.13 212 15.09 65Grant 11 55 20.00 14 69 20.28 25Otter Tail 41 340 12.05 58 347 16.71 99Pope 5 64 7.81 11 87 12.64 16Stevens 2 61 3.27 17 71 23.94 19Traverse 6 37 16.21 4 36 11.11 10Wilkin 5 67 7.46 13 59 22.03 18


5.1.3

277 -

TOTALHIGHSCHOOL PART.GRADS. RATIO

111 16.21212 11.32127 15.74172 6.97519 13.29105 12.38213 14.08

1459 12.7412.86

lil ill;44 20.45

124 14.51

950 26.6322.81

165 7.27484 LH661 6.50241 9.12

2660 il94440 5.316.36

345 16.52591 25.38

IN 1B:11687 14.41

132151 10.59

14.39

1263 13.69

14.28

2659 17.2616.06

514


SYSTEM TOTAL, STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEMFALL 1987

MALE FEMALE TOTALNEW HIGH NEW HIGH NEW HIGHPLAN MINNESOTA ENTERING SCHOOL PART.. ENTERING SCHOOL PART. ENTERING SCHOOL PART.REGN COUNTY FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO05 Cass

Crow WingMorrisonToddWadena

PLANNING REGION TOTALSPLANNING REGION AVERAGE

23 144 15.9725 303 8.2547 256 18.3530 187 16.0415 115 13.04

140 1005 13.9314.33

19 120 15.83 42 264 15.9Q39 308 12.66 64 611

19:1142 241 17.42 89 49731 178 17.41 61 365

ig.76i21 115 18.26 36 230

152 962 15.80 292 1967 14.8416.31 15.33

06 Big Stone 6 66 9.09 10 66 15.15 16 132 8.Chippewa2!

1Q3 1 .47248 .87 1g

90 18.88 3506Kandiyohi 258 15.5025Lac Oui Pane 8 56 1 .28 20 69 28.98McLeod 30 247 .14

2(0817ifMeeker 188 .i7

38

242 23.14Renville 137 . 1

176 lg.gg136 2, 54

12301 121%Swift 14 101 13.86 14 96 14.58 28Yellow Medicine 27 103 26.21 28 97 28.86 55


17011249

13.61 2411

1230 19.59 41120.21

2479 16.5717.43

07 Benton71

151 35.76 62 140 44.28 116

in 1111Chisago 188 10.10 27 221 12.21 46Isanti 14 168 8.33 18 148 12.16 32 316Kanabec a 90 8.88 10 81 12.34

22171 10.52Mille Lacs 9 186 4.83 17 203 8.37Pine 4 132 10.60 13 150 8.66 27 RH (1:89Sherburne. 270 17.77 64 280 22.85 112 550 20.36Stearns 201 932 21.56 251 940 26.70 452 1872 24.14Wright 62 542 11.43 80 481 16.63 142 1023 13.88

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 429 2659 16.13 542 2644 20.49 971 5303 1.8.31PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 14.36 18.24 16.26

08 Cottonwood 16 98 16.32 19 89 21.34 35 187 18.71Jackson 9 74 12.16 15 71 21.12 4 145 16.55Lincoln 11 59 18.64 11 54 20.37 2 113 19.46Lyon 59 207 28.50 58 187 31.01 117 394 29.69Murray 16 59 27.11 18 61 29.50 34 120 '28.33Nobles 25 179 13.96 16 41 321 12.77Pipestone 8 90 8.88 8 18811.26

16 190 8.42Redwood 36 175 20.57 29 132 21.96 65 307 21.17Rock 19 60 31.66 12 65 18.46 31 125 24.80PLANNING REGION TOTALS 199 1001 19.88 186 901 20.64 385 1902 20.24PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 19.76 20.34 19.99

515- 278 -

516

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW ENTERING FRESHhAN pla0f9119 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES


MALE

ENTERINGNEW NEWHIGH

FedMINNESOTACOUNTY

ENTERINGFRESHMEN

SCHOOL PART.GRADS. RATIO FRESHMEN

Drown 55 241 22.82 5209 Blue Earth 109 369 29.53 139

Faribault 37 134 27.61 22Le SueurMartin 18

155 31.61189 15.87

5220

Sibley3i

101 21.78 32Nicpllet 43 71 60.56 60

Watonwan 13 113 IglIg 27Waseca 38

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 385 1492 25.80 442


PART.RATIO

355 39.15226 23.00127 17.05175 29.71144 13.8876 78.94109 29.35129 29.4582 32.92

1425 31.01

TOTALNEW HIGH

ENTERINGFRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO

SCHOOL PART.

107724 3415248

59467

i30110

3033 5.

54 210. 4

1 3 147

t8 164 4. 9279

827 2917 28.3532.61PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 27.07 29.85

0 Dodge 17 123 13.82 12

Fillmore 19 3511.32

41 4.82Freeborn 39 21g Ig..4? 48 47 9.43Goodhue 43 282 15.24 57 295 9.32Houston 22 161 13.66 20 139 4.38Mower 20 249 8.03 22 237 9.28

Rice 42Olmsted 62 782 7.92 81

SOW.302 13.90 42 41 2.31

Wabash& 2221 1 .55199 1 .55

4931 159 19.49

33 1.03

Winona 7 286 25.17 80 286 27.97

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 398 2968 13.40 477 2938 16.23PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 14.44 17.28

100

5487

229

4922:;9

141

29

143

4242

84liii Ili

90643 9:454 1 2

15252

572 Rif875 5906 14.81

15.86

11 Anoka 146 1931 7.56 167 1979 8.43327 1T.43.

313 3910 8.00

HennepinDakota

153'Al

5442 8.321311/ 9:19

Ai; AEI ;-.01379970 1097

3q1 4118.

Carver98

Ramsey 163 2891 5.63 192 2902 6.61 355 5793 6.1

Scott 50 382 13.08 74 422 17.53 124 804 15.42

Washington 109 928 11.74 114 969 11.76 223 1897 11.75

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 1146 13790 8.31 1307 14012 9.32 2453 27802 8.82

PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 9.92 11.57 10.77

STATE TOTALS 3349 28894 11.59STATE AVERAGE 14.96

25 student(s/ not tabulated due to missing data.

3999 288890 13.84 7348 5778691 4 12.711.87 1.

517- 279-

518

V





FALL

PART.RATIO

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

TOTALHIGHSCHOOLGRADS.

PART.RATIO

01 Kittson 5 56 8.92 5 55 9.09 10 111 9.00Marshall 11 110 10.00 20 102 19.60 31 212 14.62Norman 4 67 5.97 60 .00 4 127 3.14Pennington 48 91 52.74 86 81 106.17 134 172 77.90Polk 7 256 2.73 20 263 7.60 27 519 5.20Red Lake 3 39 7.69 11 66 16.66 14 105 13.33Roseau 12 114 10.52 39 99 39.39 51 213 23.94PLANNING REGION TOTALS 90 733 12.27 181 726 24.93 271 1459 18.57PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 14.08 28.36 21.02

02 Beltrami 14 239 4.60 1221;

23 456 5.04Clearwater 67 5.97 10 1R1 14 132 10.60Hubbard 13 98 13.26 3 96 3.12 16 194 8.24Lake of the Woods 2 21 9.52 13 23 56.52 15 44 34.09Mahnomen 13 60 21.66 8 64 12.50 21 124 16.93PLANNING REGION TOTALS 43 485 8.86 46 465 9.89 89 950 9.36PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 11.00 18.61 14.98

03 Aitkin 20 81 24:69 34 84 40.47 54 165 32.72Carlton 56 240 23.33 100 244 40.98 156 484 32.23Cook 6 23 26.08 1 27 3.70 7 50 14.00Itasca 157 319 49.21 219 342 64.03 376 661 56.88Koochiching 76 128 59.37 97 113 85.84 173 241 71.78Lake 16 84 19.04 10 95 10.52 179 14.52St. Louis 480 1326 36.19 624 1334 46.77 11it 2660 41.50PLANNING REGION TOTALS 811 2201 36.84 1085 2239 48.45 1896 4440 42.0PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 33.99 41.76 37.66

04 Becker 20 181 11.04 18 164 10.97 38 345 11.01Clay 10 288 3.47 5 303 1.65 15 591 2.53Douglas 17 218 7.79 16 212 7.54 33 430 7.67Grant 6 55 10.90 10 69 14.49 16 124 12.90Otter Tail 105 340 30.88 149 347 42.93 254 687 36.97Pope 11 64 17.18 8 87 9.19 19 151 12.58Stevens 7 61 11.47 11 71 15.49 18 132 13.63Traverse 1 37 2.70 12 36 33.33 13 73 17.80Wilkin 2 67 2.98 4 59 6.77 6 126 '4.76

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 179 1311 13.65 233 1348 17.28 412 2659 15.49PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 10.94 15.82 13.32

519- 280 -

52.0


FALL 1987SYSTEM TOTAL: COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM


05 Cass 33Crow Wing 118Morrison 26Todd 33Wadena 19

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 229PLANNING REGION AVERAGE

06 Big Stone 5Chippewa 5Kandiyohi 65Lac Qui Parle 7McLeod 10Meeker 20Renville 9Swift 15Yellow Medicine 10


07 Benton 4Chisago 39Isanti 56Kanabec 15Mille Lacs 12Pine 93Sherburne 43Stearns 56

.Wright 66


08 Cottonwood 16Jackson 21Lincoln 3Lyon 7Murray 7Nobles 58Pipestone 7Redwood 10Rock 3



144303256187115

100521.23

6610324856247188137101103

124910.77

15118816890

186132270932542

265920.49

987459

20759

17990

17560

100112.88

PART.RATIO

22.9138.9410.1517.6416.52

22.78

7.574.8526.2012.504.0410.636.5614.859.70

11.68

2.6420.7433.3316.666.45

70.4515.926.0012.17

14.44

16.3228.375.083.3811.8632.407.775.715.00

13.18

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

43150453120

289

79

9579

121587

169

6104133435549643599

588

223821214793

' 911

190


120308241178115

96227.60

6690258692421761369697

123011.63

14022114881203150280940481

264433.46

897154

18761

14210013265

90121.52

PART.RATIO

35.8348.7018.6717.4117.39

30.04

10.6010.0036.8210.143.716.8111.028.337.21

13.73

4.2847.0589.8653.0827.0932.6622.853.7220.58

22.23

24.7153.523.706.41

22.9555.633.006.8116.92

21.08

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

76268716439

518

1214

160141932242317

315

101431895867

14210791

165

972

38595

1921

137101914

322


264611497365230

196724.28

132193506125489364273197200

247911.20

29140931617138928255018721023

530326.68

187145113394120321190307125

190217.00

PART.RATIO

28.7843.8614.2817.5316.95

26.33

9.097.25

31.6211.203.888.798.7911.678.50

12.70

3.4334.9659.8133.9117.2250.3519.454.8616.12

18.32

20.3240.684.424.8217.5042.675.266.1811.20

16.92

521- 281 -

522





FALL

PART.RATIO

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

09 Blue Earth 13 369 3.52 9 355 2.53 22 724 3.03Brown 10 241 4.14 10 226 4.42 20 467 4.28Faribault 5 134 3.73 11 129 8.52 16 263 6.08Le Sueur 11 155 7.09 5 175 2.5 16 330 4.84Martin 7 189 3.70 3 144 2.08 10 333 3.00Nicollet 5 71 7.04 8 76 10.52 13 147 8.84Sibley 2 101 1.98 4 109 3.66 6 210 2.85Waseca 3 150 2.00 11 129 8.52 14 279 5.01Watonwan 82 .00 2 82 2.43 2 164 1.21


10 Dodge 25 123 20.32 35 106 33.01 60 229 26.20Fillmore 31 118 26.27 47 141 33.33 78 259 30.11Freeborn 41 245 16.73 88 247 35.62 129 492 26.21Goodhue 40 282 14.18 57 295 19.32 97 577 16.81Houston 3 161 1.86 1 139 .71 4 300 1.33Mower 99 249 39.75 199 237 83.96 298 486 61.31Olmsted 322 782 41.17 462 754 61.27 784 1536 51.04Rice 25 302 8.27 42 341 12.31 67 643 10.41Steele 17 221 7.69 45 233 19.31 62 454 13.65Wabasha 27 199 13.56 44 159 27.67 71 358 19.83Winona 28 286 9.79 13 286 4.54 41 572 7.16


658 296818.14

22.16 1033 293830.10

35.15 1691 590624.01

28.63

11 Anoka 533 1931 27.60 762 1979 38.50 1295 3910 33.12Carver 45 304 14.8Q 93 327 28.44 138 631 21.87Dakota 545 1912 28.50 808 1879 43.00 1353 3791 35.68Hennepin 1982 5442 36.42 2605 5534 47.07 4587 10976 41.79Ramsey 687 2891 23.76 878 2902 30.25 1565 5793 27.01Scott 90 382 23.56 78 422 18.48 168 804 20.89Washington 168 928 18.10 283 969 29.20 451 1897 23.77


STATE TOTALS 6778 28894 23.45 9384 28890 32.48 16162 57784 27.96STATE AVERAGE 16.08 23.85 19.86

523


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sa4


PLAN MINNESOTAREGN COUNTY

01 KittsonMarshallNormanPenningtonPolkRed LakeRoseau


MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW ENT1 !NG FRESHMAN RATIOS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

FALL 1987

MALENEW HIGH

ENTERING SCHOOL PART.FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO

11 56 19.6421 110 19.0919 67 28.35

RI91 59.9.9234

256 1

11 39 28.220 114 17.54

187 733 25.5127.44

02 Beltrami 95 239 39.74Clearwater 17Hubbard 36 la

25.37

Lake of the Woods 8 21 38.09Mahnomen 22 60 36.66

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 178 485 36.70PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 35.32

03 Aitkin 29Carlton 36 240 ii:88Cook 5 23 21.73Itasca 95 319 29.78Koochiching 14 128 10.93Lake 13 84 15.47St. Louis 384 1326 28.95


04 Becker 129 181 71.27Clay 87 288 30.20Douglas 70 218 32.11Grant 10 55 18.18Otter Tail 98 340 28.82Pope 31 64 48.43Stevens 23 61 37.70Traverse 12 37 32.43Wilkin 5 67 7.46


465 1311 35.4634.07

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

1026

51022

18.1825.49 47

21 111212

1

28.912.1612 60 20.00 31 127 24.406869

81263

83.9526.23

122120

172519 270.933.12

2318

6699

34.8418.18

3438

105213

32.3817.84

226 726 31.12 413 1459 28.3032.41 29.96

156 217 71.88 251 456 55.0423 65 35.38 40 132 30.3043 96 44.79 79 194 40.72

1 23 4.34 9 44 20.4516 64 25.00 38 124 30.64

239 465 51.39 417 950 43.8936.28 35.43

30 84 35.71 59 165 35.7528 244 11.47 64 484 13.222 27 7.40 7 50 14.00

36 342 10.52 131 661 19.8111 113 9.73 25 241 10.3712 95 12.63 25 179 13.96

294 1334 22.03 678 2660 25.48

413 2239 18.44 989 4440 22.2715.64 18.94

143 164 87.19 272 345 78.8489 303 29.37 176 591 29.7883 212 39.15 153 430 35.5815 69 21.73 25 124 20.1675 347 21.61 173 687 25.1825 87 28.73 56 151 37.0821 71 29.57 44 132 33.336 36 16.66 18 73 24.655 59 8.47 10 126 7.93

462 1348 34.27 X27 2659 34.8631.39 32.50

- 283 -

525 526

I

I tMINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEY

NEW ENTERING FRESHMAN RATIOS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES



NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


05 Cass 75 144Crow Wing 118 303Morrison 91 256Todd 92 187Wadena 88 115

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 464 1005PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 50.45

06 Big Stone 17 66Chippewa 45 103Kandiyohi 110 248Lac Gui Parle 21 56McLeod 70 247Meeker 49 188Renville 65 137Swift 28 101Yellow Medicine 45 103


07 Benton 65 151Chisago 49Isenti 41 168Kanabec 19 90Mille Lacs 20 186Pine 35 132Sherburne 40 270Stearns 298 932Wright 73 542


08 Cottonwood 23 98Jackson 7 74Lincoln 15 59Lyon 39 207Murray 25 59Nobles 27 179Pidestone 15 90Relwood 52 175Rock 13 60


527

FALL 1987

PART.RATIO

52.05.38.9435.5449.1976.52

46.16

25.7543.6844.3537.5028.3426.0647.4427.7243.68

36.02

12:8224.4021.1110.7526.5114.8131.9713.46

24.06

23.469.4525.4218.8442.3715.0816.6629.7121.66

21.57

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

FEMALE-HIGHSCHOOLGRADS.

PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

59 120 49.16 134 264 50.75146 308 47.40 264 611 43.2089 241 36.92 180 497 36.2174 178 41.57 166 365 45.4775 115 65.21 163 230 70.86

443 962 46.04 907 1967 46.1148.05 49.30

13 66 19.69 30 132 22.7257 90 63.33 102 193 52.84141 258 54.65 251 506 49.6020 69 28.98 41 125 32.8047 242 1.9.42 117 489 23.9246 176 26.13 95 364 26.0936 136 26.47 101 273 36.9945 96 46.87 73 197 37.0563 97 64.94 108 200 54.00

468 1230 38.04 918 2479 37.0338.94 37.33

49 140 35.00 114 291 39.1755 221 24.88 104 409 25.4237 148 25.00 78 316 24.687 81 8.64 26 171 15.20

24 203 11.82 44 389 11.3139 150 26.00 74 282 26.2452 280 18.57 92 550 16.72

267 940 28.40 565 1872 30.1855 481 11.43 128 1023 12.51

585 2644 22.12 1225 5303 23.1021.08 22.38

16 89 17.97 39 1'7 20.855 71 7.04 12 145 8.27

21 54 38.88 36 113 31.8533 187 17.64 72 394 18.2722 61 36.06 47 120 39.1614 142 9.85 41 321 12.7731 100 31.00 46 190 24.2128 132 21.21 80 307 26.0510 65 15.38 23 125 18.40

180 901 19.97 396 1902 20.8221.67 22.20

528

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYATNEW ENTERING FRESHMAN RATIOS T

8OHIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

FALL 197SYSTEM TOTAL: TECHNICAL INSTITUTES

MAL . FEMALE

PLAN MINNESOTA ENTERING S HOOL PART. ENTERING SCHOOL PART.ENTERING ENTERINGREGN COUNTY FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO

09 Blue Earth 133 369 36.04 101 355 28.45Brown 57 241 23.65 53 226 23.45Faribault 30 134 22.38 39 129 30.23Le Sueur 44 155 28.38 33 175 18.85Martin 52 189 27.51 29 144 20.13Nicollet 42 71 59.15 55 76 72.36Sibley 30 101 29.70 25 109 22.93Waseca 51 150 34.00 31 129 24.03Watonwan 24 82 29.26 28 82 34.14

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 463 1492 31.03 39431425

27.64PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 32.23 1

10 Dodge 18 123 14.63 26 106 24.52Fillmore

lii18.64 34 141 24.11

Freeborn 2 5 46.53 132 247 53.44Goodhue 89 2 2 31.56 80 295 27.11Houston 16 161 9.93 10 139 7.19Mower 116 249 46.58 195 237 82.27Olmsted 121 782 15.47 141 754 18.70Rice 86 302 28.47 111 341 32.55Steele 51 221 23.07 50Wabasha 37 199 18.59 40

233 21.45159 25.15

Winona 92 286 32.16 105 286 36.71


11 Anoka 277 1931 14.34 309 1979 15.61Carver 23 304 7.56 14 327 4.28Dakota 311 1912 16.26 344 1879 18.30Hennepin 382 5442 7.01 250 5534 4.51Ramsey 975 2891 33.72 824 2902 28.39Scott 31 382 8.11 29 422 6.87Washington 224 928 24.13 242 969 24.97


STATE TOTALS 6624 28894 22.92 6346 28890 21.96STATE AVERAGE 28.87 28.81


NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

23411069778197558252

857

4456

24616926

31126219710177197

1686

586376556321799

60466

4235

12970


724467263330333147210279164

312917.44

229259

5773004861536643454358572

590628.97

3910631

37911097657938041897

2780215.28

5778428.79

- 285 -

529

PART,.RATIO

32.3223.5526.2323.33

65.26.29.3931.70

29.37

112O. S9.28.66

63.9917.05

22. 421:23

28.54

14.985.8617.275.7531.057.4624.56

15.23

22.44

530


SYSTEM TOTAL: UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTAFALL 1987

MALENEW HIGH

PLAN MINNESOTA ENTERING SCHOOL PART.REGN COUNTY FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO

01 Kittson 5 56 8.92Marshall 9 110 8.18Norman a 67 11.94Pennington

39 Al &APolkBed Lake 3 39 7.69KOSCSU 14 114 12.28

PLANNINGREGION

TOTALS 80 733 10.91PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 9.49

02 Beltrami 9 239 3.76Clearwater 6 67 8.95Hubbard 5Lake of the Woods 3 3? 14.28Mahnomen 4 60 6.66


03 Aitkin 8 81 9.87Carlton 50 240 20.83Cook 6 23 26.08Itasca 28 319 8.77Koochiching 9 128 7.03Lake 12 84 14.28St. Louis 273 1326 20.58


04 Becker 13 181 7.18Clay 8 288 2.77Douglas 17 218 7.79Grant 5 55 9.09Otter Tail 20 340 5.88Pope 12 64 18.75Stevens 14 61 22.95Traverse 2 37 5.40Wilkin 2 67 2.98


93 1311 7.099.20

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

31272

5654

89

13921

4

29

12444

20410

229

323

11102010161110

1

3

92


5510260812636699

7269.18

21765962364

4656.50

84244

34211395

1334

223912.03

16430321269

34787713659

13488.12

PART.RATIO

5.4511.7611.662.4621.297.574.04

12.25

5.9913.842.084.346.25

6.23

14.2818.03

5.843 -5310.5217.16

14.42

6.703.309.4314.494.6112.6414.082.775.08

6.82

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

821154958

18

169

2215748

56

209410

1322

502

709

2418371536232435

185


111 7.202:2 9.90127 11.81

Ali li.R8105 7.61213 8.45

1459 11.589.37

13t lfli194 3.6044 9.09

124 6.45

950 5.897.06

165 12.1248450 20.0

661 7.2241 5.39179 12.29

2660 18.87

4440 15.9613.62

345 6.95591 3.04430 8.60124 12.09687 5.24151 15.23132 18.1873 4.10

126 3.96

2659 6.958.60


FALL 1987SYSTEM TOTAL: UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA


05 Cass 7Crow Wing 10Morrison 13Todd 13Wadena 5


06 Big Stone 6Chippowa 6Kandlyohi 10Lac Qui Parle 4McLeod 12Meeker 7Renville 4&Aft 4Yellow Medicine 3


07 Benton 7Chisago 11Isanti 12nanabec 8Mille Lacs 7Pine 7Sherburne 14Stearns 46Wright 48


08 Cottonwood 5Jackson 7Lincoln 7Lyon 12Murray 6Nobles 7Pipestone 4Redwood 7Rock 4



144303256187115

10054.90

6610324856247188137101103

12494.94

15118816890186132270932542

26596.06

987459

20759

17990

17560

10016.82

PART.RATIO

4.863.305.076.954.34

4.77

9.095.824.037.144.853.722.913.962.91

4.48

4.635.857.148.883.765.305.184.938.85

6.01

5.109.4511.865.7910.163.914.444.006.66

5.89

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

410151112

52

125

111

6121710

1

75

914172511184438

158

7531125292

46


120308241178115

9625.88

669025869

2421761369697

12306.96

14022114881203150280940481

26446.16

897154

18761

14210013265

9015.00

PART.RATIO

3.333.246.226.1710.43

5.40

18.185.554.261.442.476.8112.5010.411.03

6.09

6.426.3311.482.462.467.336.424.687.90

5.97

7.86i.045.555.883.273.522.006.813.07

5.10

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

1120282417

100

1811215181921144

131

162529101218329086

318

121210238

126

166

105


264611497365230

19675.40

132193506125489364273197200

24795.90

29140931617138928255018721023

53036.12

18714511339412-0321190307125

19025.88

PART.RATIO

4.163.275.636.577.39

5.08

13.635.694.154.003.685.217.697.102.00

5.28

5.496.119.175.843.086.385.814.808.40

5.99

6.418.278.845.836.663.733.155.214.80

5.52

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEY-NEW ENTERING FRESHMAN RATIOS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES


NEWPLAN MINNESOTA ENTERINGRECN COUNTY FRESHMEN


FALL

PART.RATIO

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

09 Blue Earth 16 369 4.33 16 355 4.50 32 724 4.41Brown 15 241 6.22 9 226 3.98 24 467 5.13Faribault 13 134 9.70 7 129 5.42 20 263 7.60Le Sueur 16 155 10.32 13 175 7.42 29 330 8.78Martin 15 189 7.93 10 144 6.94 25 333 7.50Nicollet 5 71 7.04 10 76 13.15 15 147 10.20Sibley 4 101 3.96 11 109 10.09 15 210 7.14Waseca 12 150 8.00 19 129 14.72 31 279 11.11Watonwan 4 82 4.87 3 82 3.65 7 164 4.26PLANNING REGION TOTALS 100 1492 6.70 98 1425 6.87 198 2917 6.78PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 6.93 7.76 7.35

10 Dodge 8 123 6.50 7 106 6.60 15 229 6.55Fillmore 14 118 11.86 12 141 8.51 26 259 10.03Freeborn 26 245 10.61 21 247 8.50 47 492 9.55Goodhue 20 282 7.09 14 295 4.74 34 577 5.89Houston 8 161 4.96 11 139 7.91 19 300 6.33Mower 15 249 6.02 11 237 4.64 26 486 5.34Olmsted 54 782 6.90 51 754 6.76 105 1536 6.83Rice 16 302 5.29 11 341 3.22 27 643 4.19Steele 24 221 10.85 27 233 11.58 51 454 11.23Wabasha 6 199 3.01 5 159 3.14 11 358 3.07Winona 15 286 5.24 10 286 3.49 25 572 4.37PLANNING REGION TOTALS 206 2968 6.94 180 2938 6.12 386 5906 6.53PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 7.12 6.28 6.67

'1 AnokaCarver

16934

1931304

8.7511.18

16140

1979327

8.1312.23

33074

3916301

8.4311.72Dakota

Hennepin 77219125442

10.0914.18 709

186 18795534

9.8912.81 14381

79 379110976

9.9913.49Ramsey 364 2891 12.59 361 2902 12.43 725 5793 12.51Scott

Washington45

115382928

11.7812.39

37116

422969

8.7611.97 231 18897

04 10.1912.17


STATE TOTALS 2907 28894 10.06 27t2 28890 9.52 5659 57784 9.79STATE AVERAGE 8.07 7.61 7.81

t

535


- 288 -

536

FINISSTt POST - SECONDARY 51707101

NEW ENTERING FRESHMAN RATIOS1987TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

FALLSYSTEMTOTAL: PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS

ENTERING"HIGH NEW

FEMALE

U6gUOLNEN

PLAN MINNESOTA ENTERING S HOOL PART. ENTERING PART. ENTERING

REGN COUNTY FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO FRESHMEN

01Marshall 118 .00

1

102E5 1.81

.981

1

PolkPtnpington

2 2. 0. 8 3

/ 60.0

2Norman 67

Red Lake . 0 1 24 1:51

51

Roseau 1 114 .87 1 1.01 2

1121111118 118181 AVERAGE3 73;3

.2s.40 9

1.3729 6 1.23 12

TOTAL

VIROOLGRADS.

111212

7;

165213

1412

PART.RATIO

.90

.471.57.00

.7?!

.93

. .82

02 BeltramiClearwater

2 23967 :88

217:88

2fRt

Hubbard 98 .00 $152

Lake of the WoodsMahnomen

2160 :88 64

23 :88.00 124 .00

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 2 485 .41 465 .00 2 950 .21

PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .16 .00 .08

03 Aitkin 2 81 2.46 84 3.57 5 165 3.03211 6.55 20 484 4.13

it

Carlton 4 240 1.66 16

gca 2 32319.00.62 18

5 7 18.51342 5.26 20

5 50 10.00

KoochichingLake 1

122 1 113 .88 1 24 .4

1

32 95

St. Louis 13 136 .48 81 1334 6.07 94 2660 3.532.10 3 179 1.6

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 22 2201 .99 126 2239 5.62 148 4440 3.33PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .99 6.13 3.68

04 Becker 181 .00 4 164 2.43 4 345 1.15Clay 28 .00

4303 00 .00

Douglas 1 251:08

213 1..88.00

5 i3i12

1.16Grant .00

Otter Tall 340 .00 9 347 2.59 9 687 1.31

Pope 64 .00 4 87 4.39 4 . 151 2.64Stevens 3 61 4.91 71 .00 3 132 2.27Traverse 37 .00 36 .00 73 .00

Wilkin 67 .00 59 .00 126 .00

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 4 1311 .30 21 1348 1.55 25 2659 .94

PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .59 1.27 .95

538

- 289 -

537

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW ENTERING FRESHMAN RATIOS

1987TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

FALLSYSTEM TOTALs PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS

MALE FEMALE TOTALPLAN MINNESOTA ENTERING SCHOOL PART.

NEW HIGH

REGN COUNTY FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO05 Cass 2 144 1.38

Crow Wing 8Morrison 2

303 2.64

ToddNadine

31 11; 112


06 lig Stone

Kand yoh iLac ui ParteMcLeodMeekerRenvilleSwiftYellow Medicine

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

3

882

29

HIGHSCHOOLGRADS.

120308241

111

9622.93

PART.RATIO

2.502.593.:'1

f:,3

3.01

1 2 218 2.3 3 3:8311

.4

.03 01 220 1:

$83

3247 :!?188 1

87

2423:39

1

2 181 1:88 f, In OA

103 .00 97 Acs

PLANNING REGION WINE10 1249

at.80 30 1232 2.43

07 BentonChisagoIsanti

i8

181 1:11168

.38211 1%15

Mlle LacsFine

93

11 201:21

Kanabec .40

Sherburne 7 iii lilt 15 188Stearns 16 203 940 N.iiWright 11 ;ii i.gi 42 481 8. 3

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 61 2659 2.29 329 2644 12.44PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 2.48 9.1/

ENT RING gIRUOL PART.FRE HMEN GRADS. RATIO

5 264 1.8916 611 2.6110 497 2.01

'A 388 1.81

45 1967 2.282.16

2 13.516 .1

4.1011

9 468/ 1

2.74.8

10 444

lit 1.462.03.00

40 24S01.8

28

148f

34

50 4.00

53219

1 101390 5303 7.35

5.75

08 Cottonwood 1 98 1.02 3 89 3.37 4 187 2.13Jackson 2 74 2.70 3 71 4.22 5 145 3.44Lincoln 59 .00 54 .00 113 .00Lyon 207 .00 7 187 3.74 7 394Murray 59:88

61 120 .0Nobles 179 2 142 11S 2 321 .6elpestone 1 2Redwood 2 1c4 1.14 2 189 1:8? 1 309 1...,3Rock 60 .00 2 65 3.07 2 125 1.60PLANNING REGION TOTALS 5 1001 .49 20 901 2.21 25 1902 1.31-- - PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .54 2.03 1.26

539 - 290 -

540

MINNESOTArovispicommq proTiol

NEW ENTERING FRESHMAN plu019119 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

SYSTEM IOTALI PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHCOLS

NEWMAhE FEMAiEli TOUL

GHPLAN MINNESOTA ENTERING SCHOOL PART. ENTERING SCHOOL PART. ENTERINGREGN COUNTY FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO FRESHMEN GRADS. RATIO Gant: 122716FRESHMEN

09 Slue Earth 1?31 2: ii It 112

12.9571

724 7.7BrownFaribaultLe SueurMartin

41

13

1192.51.5

125

913i 2:21

iii ii116 19.30 liNicollet 1 1 1.40 13 14 9..

Waseca IlL 18 105

13; 1:91 18 ii? i:ISibley 1

Watonwan 1 82 1. 1 8 82 9.75 9 16, 5.4

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 20 1492 1.34 122 1425 8.56 142 Mg .

4.86PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 1.14 8.37

10 gge

FreebornGoodhueHoustonR warOlmsR ce

ted

SteeleWabash&Winona

NUM REGION

1 .81 3 42 iii

2.83fi; Ill

'18 47638 11

2 . o1

245282 1.06 95 1.35 7 577 1.21

3 1611:88 i

139 1.43 59 282 181

78 .76ii

3gi II 27 1536 .73 30 .99 341 10. 6 38 643 .9

221 6 233 2.57 6 454 1.321 199

.083 159 1.88 4 358 1.11

1 286 34 3 286 1.04 4 572 .69

26 2968 .87.95

91

11 Anoka 80 1931 4.14 101

pral6 304 1.97 17

ennepin 3983.13 qi442 Z.31

assay 150 2 4Scott

ligi/ 4:18

38Washington 9 8 9.15

2938 3.092.96

1973

9

5

5.10

11; :H3481 10.5

117 5906 1.981.99

181 3910 4.6223 631 3.64

I 15998; 18:3

4A

7.6260

1

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 792 13790 5.74 1394 14012 9.94 2186 27802 7.86PLANNINC REGION AVERAGE 4.90 7.84 6.39

STATE TOTALS 961 28894 3,32 2171 28890 7.51 3132 53791 5.42STATE AVERAGE 1.28 4.18

. 184 student(s) not tabulated due to missing data.

- 291 -

541 542


NEWTOTAL

FRESHMEN

HIGHPART.PART. EN1ERING

RATIO GRADS. RATIO

.00 111 .00

.98 1 212 .47

.00 127 .00

AR 1 519172

.19

.00

.05 105 .00

.00 213 .00




FALL

PART.RATIO

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


01 Kittson 56 .00 55Marshall 110 .00 1 102Norman 67 .00 60Penp:ngton 91 .00Polk 1 256 .39 263Red Lake 39 .00 66Roseau 114 .00 99PLANNING REGION TOTALS 1 733 .13 1 726PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .05 .14

02 Beltraci 239 00 217Clearwater 67 .00 65Hubbard 98 .00 96Lake of the Woods 21 00 23Mahnomen 60 . 64PLANNING REGION TOTALSPLANNING REGION AVERAGE

400 85

.

.00 46500.

03 AitkinCarlton 240

1 00.

1 84244Cook

Itasca23

31 9.00

3427

Koochiching 128 .00 113LakeSt. Louis 1326

4..0000 9

13345

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 2201 .00 1 2239PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .00 .17

Q4 Becker 1 181 .55 164Clay 288 .00 303Douglas 218 .00 212Grant 5 . 00 1 69Otter Tail 1 3540 .29 347Pope 64 .00 87Stevens 61 .00 71Traverse 37 .00 36Wilkin 67 .00 59PLANNING REGION TOTALS 2 1311 .15 1 1348PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .09 .16

.13 2 14599

.13.0

.00

.00

.0000.

.

.00

1.19.00.00.00.00.

.0000

1

45632

.

1

194 .0400124

4.

95000

.00.

165.0g0.0

0

.006611 .00241 .00100

266079

.

.04 1 4440 .02.08

.00 1 345 .28

.00 591 .00

.00 430 .001.44 1 124 .80.00 1 687 .14.00 151 .00.00 132 .00.00 73 .00.00 126 .00

.07 3 2659 .11.13


FALL 1987SYSTEM TOTAL: PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES

. .

pito

05

06

07

08

545.

MINNESOTACOUNTY

Callrow WingorrisonToddWadena


Big StoneChippewaKandlyohiLac 2ui ParleMcLeodMeeker

SwiftYet ow Medicine


BentonChicagoIsantlKanabecMille LacsPineSherburneStearnsWright


CottonwoodJacksonLincolnLyonMurrayNobles .

PipestoneRedwoodRock


NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

1

2

3

1

1

1

3

2

2


1443Q3256187115

1005.00

6610324856

247188137101103

1249.29

15118816890186132270932542

2659.12

987459

207591799017560

1001.10

PART.RATIO

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

:99.00

1.94

.24

.00

.00

.00

.00

.53

.00

.37

.00

.11

.00 .

.00

.00

.96

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.19

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

1

2

3

2

1

1

1

5

2

2

5

9

2

41

7

FEMAiL

SCHOOLGRADS.

i200841

178115

962.29

6690

25869

2421761369697

1230.27

14022114881203150280940481

2611

897154

18761

14210013265

901.82

PART.RATIO

.83

.64

.00

.00

.00

.31

.00

.00

.77

.00

.41

.56

.73

.00

.00

.40

.00

.90

.00

.00

.00

.00

.71

.001.03

.34

.002.81.00.00.00.00.00

3.031.53

.77

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

i

3

2

1

1

2

2

8

2

1

3

6

12

2

2

41

9


264

241365230

1967.14

132

f?9g3

489364273197200

2479.28

291409316171389282550

18721023

5303.20

187145113394120321190307125

1902.44

- 293 -1

PARTRATIO

.ii

.00

.00

.15

.00

.00

.39

.0Q

.20

.27

.73

.021.0u

.32

.Q0

:08.00.25.00.5410. 8

.22

.001.37.00.50.00.00.00

1.30.80

.47

546


1987SYSTEM TOTAL: PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES



FALL

PART.RATIO

09 Blue Earth 10 369 2.71Brown 2 241 .82Faribault 1 134 .74Le Sueur 155 .00Martin 189 .00Nicollet 1 71 1.40Sibley 2 101 1.98Waseca 1 150 .66Watonwan 1 82 1.21


10 Doge 123 .00Fildlmore 118 .00Freeborn 1 245 .40Goodhue 282 .00Houston 161 .00Mwer 249 .00Oolmsted 782 .00Rice 302 .00Steele 221 .00Wabasha 199 .00Winona 286 .00

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 1 2968 .03PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .03

11 Anoka 2 1931 .10Carver 2 304 .65Dakota 7 1912 .36Hennepin 16 5442 .29Ramsey 4 2891 .13Scott 1 382 .26Washington 928 .00

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 32 13790 .23PLANNING REGION AVERAGE .26

STATE TOTALS 62 28894 .21STATE AVERAGE .20

547


NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


17 355 4.78 27 7242 226 .88 4 4672 129 1.55 3 2631 175 .57 1 330

144 .00 3331 76 1.31 2 1471 109 .91 3 2106 129 4.65 7 279

82 .00 1 164

30 1425 2.10 48 29171.63 1.32

106 .00 229141 .00 259

1 247 .40 2 4923 295 1.01 3 577

139 .00 300237 .00 486

1 754 .13 1 15362 341 .58 2 6431 233 .42 1 454

159 .00 3581 286 .34 1 572

9 2938 .30 10 5906.26 .15

6 1979 .30 8 39102 327 .61 4 6319 1879 .47 16 379184 5534 1.51 100 1097626 2902 .89 30 5793

422 .00 1 8043 969 .30 3 1897

130 14012 .92 162 27802.58 .42

196 28890 .67 258 57784.45 .32

- 294 -

PART.RATIO

3.72.85

1.14.30.00

1.361.422.50.60

1.64

.00

.00

.40

.51

.00

.00

.06

.31

.22

.00

.17

.16

.20

.63

.42

.91

.51

.12

.15

.58

.44

548

MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONENROLLMENT SURVEYNEW FNTERING FRESHMAN RATIOS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

SYSTEM TOTAL: PRIVATE FOUR-YEAR COLLEGESFALL 1987

PLANREGN

01

02.

.

03

04

MINNESOTACOUNTY

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

Kittson 1 56 1.78 2 55 3.63 3 111 2.70Marshall 7 110 6.36 8 102 7.84 15 212 7.07Norman 67 .00 3 60 5.00 3 127 2.36Pennington 1 91 1.09 81 .00 1 172 .58Polk 23 256 8.98 77 1'3 29.27 100 519 19.26Red Lake 39 .00 66 .00 105 .00Roseau 4 114 3.50 6 99 6.06 10 213 4.69PLANNING REGION TOTALS 36 733 4.91 96 726 13.22 132 1459 9.04PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 3.10 7.40 5.24

Beltrami 7 239 2.92 6 217 2.76 13 456 2.85Clearwater 2 67 2.98 1 65 1.53 3 132 2 27Hubbard 6 98 6.12 7 96 7.29 13 194 6.70Lake of the Woods 2 21 9.52 23 .00 2 44 4.54Mahnomen 60 .00 64 .00 124 .00PLANNING REGION TOTALSPLANNING REGION AVERAGE

17 4854.31

3.50 i4 4652 .31

3.01 31 9503 .27

3.26

Aitkin 4 81 4.93 4 84 4.76 8 165 4.84Carlton 9 240 3.75 25 244 10.21 34 484 7.02Cook 1 23 4.34 3 27 11.11 4 50 8.00Itasca 10 319 3.13 14 342 4.09 24 661 3.63Koochiching 4 128 3.12 9 113 7.96 13 241 5.39Lake 8 84 9.52 6 95 6.31 14 179 7.82St. Louis 58 1326 4.37 91 1334 6.82 149 2660 5.60PLANNING REGION TOTALS 94 2201 4.27 152 2239 6.78 246 4440 5.54PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 4.74 7.33 6.04

Becker 8 181 4.41 11 164 6.70 19 345 5.50Clay 5 288 1.73 12 303 3.96 17 591 2.87Douglas 13 218 5.96 16 212 7.54 29 430 6.74Grant 55 .00 4 69 5.79 4 124 3.22Otter Tail 9 340 2.64 14 347 4.03 23 687 3.34Pope 1 64 1.56 6 87 6.89 7 151 4.63Stavens 2 61 3.27 4 71 5.63 6 132 4.54Traverse 1 37 2.70 3 36 8.33 4 73 5.47Wilkin 67 .00 4 59 6.77 4 126 3.17PLANNING REGION TOTALS 39 1311 2.97 74 1348 5.48 113 2659 4.24PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 2.47 6.18 4.39

- 295 - 550





FALL

PART.RATIO

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

05 Cass 5 144 3.47 15 120 12.50 20 264 7.57Crow Wing 14 303 4.62 22 308 7.14 36 611 5.89Morrison 4 256 1.56 16 241 6.63 20 497 4.02Todd 11 187 5.88 7 178 3.93 18 365 4.93Wadena 6 115 5.21 11 115 9.56 17 230 7.39PLANNING REGION TOTALS 40 1005 3.98 71 962 7.38 111 1967 5.64PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 4.15 7.95 5.96

06 Lig Stone 66 .00 5 66 7.57 5 132 3.78Chippewa 4 103 3.88 2 90 2.22 6 193 3.10Kandiyohi 19 248 7.66 13 258 5.03 32 506 6.32Lac Gui Parle 56 .00 1 69 1.44 1 125 .80McLeod 5 247 2.02 15 242 6.19 20 489 4.08Meeker 11 188 5.85 16 176 9.09 27 364 7.41Renville 8 137 5.83 9 136 6.61 17 273 6.22Swift 3 101 2.97 4 96 4.16 7 1°7 3.55Yellow Medicine 1 103 .97 3 97 3.09 4 2d0 2.00PLANNING REGION TOTALS 51 1249 4.08 68 1230 5.52 119 2479 4.80PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 3.24 5.05 4.14

07 Benton 6 151 3.97 18 140 12.85 24 291 8.24Chisago 19 188 10.10 25 221 11.31 44 409 10.75Isanti 12 168 7.14 27 148 18.24 39 316 12.34Kanabec 4 90 4.44 9 81 11.11 13 171 7.60Mille Lacs 11 186 5.91 14 203 6.89 25 389 6.42Pine 11 132 8.33 9 150 6.00 20 282 7.09Sherburne 16 270 5.92 18 280 6.42 34 550 6.18Stearns 67 932 7.18 137 940 14.57 204 1872 10.89Wright 23 542 4.24 32 48! 6.65 55 1023 5.37PLANNING REGION TOTALS 169 2659 6.35 289 2644 10.93 458 5303 8.63PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 6.36 10.45 8.32

08 Cottonwood 7 98 7.14 7 89 7.86 14 187 7.48Jackson 4 74 5.40 7 71 9.85 11 145 7.58Lincoln 1 59 1.69 4 54 7.40 5 113 4.42Lyon 14 207 6.76 12 187 6.41 26 394 6.59Murray 59 .00 3 61 4.91 3 120 2.50Nobles 4 179 2.23 6 142 4.22 10 321 3.11Pipestone 3 90 3.33 2 100 2.00 5 190 2.63Redwood 6 175 3.42 7 132 5.30 13 307 4.23Rock 4 60 6.66 2 65 3.07 6 125 4.80PLANNING REGION TOTALS 43 100: 4.29 50 901 5.54 93 1902 4.88;PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 4.07 5.67 4.81

551- 296 -

552





FALL

PART.RATIO

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

FEMALEHIGHSCHOOL PART.GRADS. RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN


PART.RATIO

09 Blue Earth 15 369 4.06 26 355 7.32 41 724 5.66Brown 9 241 3.73 14 226 6.19 23 467 4.92Faribaul 8 134 5.97 14 129 10.85 22 263 8.36Le Sueur 11 155 7.09 32 175 18.28 43 330 13.03Martin 15 189 7.93 20 144 13.88 35 333 10.51Nicollet 13 71 18.30 16 76 21.05 29 147 19.72Sibley 9 101 8.91 11 109 10.09 20 210 . 9.52Waseca 6 150 4.00 17 129 13.17 23 279 8.24Watonwan 5 82 6.09 3 82 3.65 8 . .164 4.87PLANNING REGION TOTALS 91 1492 6.09 153 1425 10.73 244 2917 8.36PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 7.34 11.61 9 42

10 Dodge 8 123 6.50 16 106 15.09 24 229 10.48Fillmore 9 118 7.62 5 141 3.54 14 259 5.40Freeborn 16 245 6.53 20 247 8.09 36 492 7.31Goodhue 27 282 9.57 26 295 8.81 53 577 9.18Houston 7 161 4.34 7 139 5.03 14 300 4.66Mower 18 249 7.22 19 237 8.01 37 486 7.61Olmsted 70 782 8.95 65 754 8.62 135 1536 8.78Rice 30 302 9.93 53 341 15.54 83 643 12.90Steele 12 221 5.42 17 233 7.29 29 454 6.38Wabasha 12 199 6.03 5 159 3.14 17 358 4.74Winona 20 286 6.99 36 286 12.58 56 572 9.79PLANNING REGION TOTALS 229 2968 7.71 269 2938 9.15 498 5906 8.43PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 7.19 8.70 7.93

11 Anoka 95 1931 4.91 125 1979 6.31 220 3910 5.62Carver 29 304 9.53 53 327 16.20 82 631 12.99Dakota 123 1912 6.43 201 1879 10.69 324 3791 8.54Hennepin 514 5442 9.44 608 5534 10.98 1122 10976 10.22Ramsey 295 2891 10.20 371 2902 12.78 666 5793 11.49Scott 28 382 7.32 63 422 14.92 91 804 11.31Washington 77 928 8.29 135 969 13.93 212 1897 11.17PLANNING REGION TOTALS 1161 13793 8.41 1556 14012 11.10 2/17 27802 9.77PLANNING REGION AVERAGE 8.02 12.26 10.19

STATE TOTALS 1970 28894 6.81 2792 28890 9.66 4762 5778' 8.24STATE AVERAGE 5.10 7.89 6.48663 student(s) not tabulated due to missing data.

- 297 -

. 553 554




01 Kittson 29Marshall 61Norman 36Pennington 110Polk 156Red Lake 21Roseau 61


02 Beltrami 194Clearwater 43Hubbard 85Lake of the Woods 18Mahnomen 47


03 Aitkin 66Carlton 167Cook 19Itasca 315Koochiching 108Lake 55St. Louis 1261


04 Becker 190Clay 171Douglas 151Grant 32Otter Tail 274Pope 60Stevens 51Traverse 22Wilkin 14



561106791

25639

114

73364.30

23967982160

48579.22

812402331912884

1326

220182.48

18128821855

34064613767

131170.01

FALL

PART.RATIO

51.7855.4553.73120.8760.9353.8453.50

64.66

81.1764.1786.7385.7178.33

79.79

81.4869.5882.6098.7484.3765.4795.09

90.45.

104.9759.3769.2658.1880.5893.7583.6059.4520.89

73.60

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

327939

1632614988

711

26758772138

461

9322817

32713945

1385

2234

22520517154

32165632629

1159


551026081

2636699

72694.89

21765962364

46588.63

842442734211395

1334

223990.99

16430321269

347877.1

3659

134882.34

PART.RATIO

58.1877.4565.00201.2399.2374.2488.88

97.93

123.0489.2380.2091.3059.37

99.13

110.7193.4462.9695.61123.0047.36103.82

99.77

137.1967.6580.6678.2692.5074.7188.7372.2249.15

85.97

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

6114075

27341770

149

1185

4611^11v23985

848

15939536642247100

2646

4225

41537632286

5951251144843

2124


111212127172519105213

145979.39

45613219444

124

95083.66

16548450

661241179

2660

444086.41

34559143012468715113273126

265975.97

PART.RATIO

54.9566.0359.05158.7280.3466.6669.95

81.22

101.0976.5183.5088.6368.54

19.26

96.3681.6172.0097.12102.4855.8699.47

95.15

120.2863.6274.8869.3586.6082.7886.3665.7534.12

79.87

t

555- 298 -

556





FALL

PART.RATIO

1987

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

- FEMALEHIGHSCHOOLGRADS.

PART.RATIO

NEWENTERINGFRESHMEN

05 Cass 145 144 100.69 144 120 120.00 289Crow Wing 293 303 96.69 377 308 122.40 670Morrison 183 256 71.48 215 241 89.21 398!odd 182 187 97.32 162 178 91.01 344Wadena 134 115 116.52 141 115 122.60 275


06 Big atone 34 66 51.51 49 66 74.24 83Chippewa 103 78.64 93 90 103.33Kandiyohi 227 248 91.53 305 258 118.21Lac Gui Parle 40 56 '1.42 50 69 72.46McLeod 128 247 Li1.82 142 242 58.67 270Meeker 111 188 59.04 120 176 68.18 231Renville 111 137 81.02 112 136 82.35 223Swift 66 101 65.34 83 96 86.45 149Yellow Medic'ne 88 103 85.43 102 97 105.15 190


07 Benton 139 151 92.05 165 140 117.85 304Chisago 141 188 75.00 233 221 105.42 374Isanti 143 168 85.11 247 148 166.89 390Kanabec 54 90 60.00 77 81 95.06 131Mille Lacs 69 186 37.09 129 203 63.54 198Pine 163 132 123.48 128 150 85.33 291Sherburne 169 270 62.59 233 280 83.21 402Stearns 684 932 73.39 937 940 99.68 1621Wright 284 542 52.39 351 481 72.97 635

PLANNING REGION TOTALS 1846 69.42 2500 2644 94.55 4346PLANNING REGION AVERAGE

72659.45 98659 .88

08 Cottonwood 68 98 69.38 74 89 83.14 142Jackson 50 74 67.56 75 71 105.63 125Lincoln 37 59 62.71 41 54 75.92 78Lyon 133 207 64.25 133 187 71.12 266Murray 54 59 91.52 59 61 96.72 113Nobles 121 179 67.59 122 142 85.91 243Pipestone 37 90 41.11 47 100 47.00 84Redwood 113 175 64.57 88 132 66.66 201Rock 43 60 71.66 40 65 61.53 83



264 .109.46611 109.65497 80.08365 94.24230 119.56

1967 100.45102.60

132 62.87

in 18R:13489 4i:3?

391 fa:li197 75.63200 95.00

2479 78.3377.90

291 104.46409 91.44316 123.41171 76.60389 50.89282 103.19550 73.091872 86.591023 62.07

5303 81.9585.75

187 75.93145 86.20113 69.02394 67.51120 94.16321 75.70190 44.21307 65.47125 66.40

1902 70.1871.62

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557 558


FALL 1987SYSTEM TOTAL: ALL MINNESOTA INSTITUTIONS


09 Blue EarthBrownFaribaulthe Sueurartinicollet

SibleyWasecaWatonuan


ENTERINGFRESHMEN

MALEHIGHSCHOOL PART.GRADS. RATIO

306 369 82.92150 241

34 762.2494 134135 155 87.09120 189 63.49110 71 15469.9270 101 .

100 150gi.30g348

1133 1492 75.9379.48

10 Dodge 77Fillmore 97Freeborn 238Goodhue 222Houston 59

OMower

ed 6352273

lmstRice 02Steele 145

aWinonaWabash )04

228


11

559

123 62.60

118 83:ii282 7

38.72161 6.64249 109.63

383 2:i8221 65.61

9i:q

7296876.81

Anoka 1302 1931 67.42Carver 120 304 59.21Dakota 1423 1912 74.42Hennepin 4517 5442 83.00Ramsey 2638 2891 91.24Scott 258 382 67.53Washington 778 928 83.83


11096 13790 80.4675.24

ETATE TOTALS 22651 28894 78.39STATE AVERAGE 74.57


ENTERINGFRESHMEN

35415410014891

16389

13271

1302

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311142

251 41

450822

195296

248128

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1631276

186655252946309963

13516

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FEMALEHIGHSCHVOLGRADS.

35522612917514476

10912982

142597.57

106141247295139237754341233159286

293897.72

1979327187955342902422969

1401291.44

2889091.68

PART.RATIO

99.7168.1477.5184.5763.19

2184.1.647

5102.3286.58

91.36

93.39100.70125.9181.6936.69189.87109.0186.8083.6980.5086.71

101.53

82.4184.4099.3099.83101.5173.2299.38

96.46

95.67

EWENNTERINGFRESHMEN

304i60

283194

211273159232119

2435

176239

463549

1107231457498340

476232

5263

2933456

32891004255845671741

24612

50291


724467263330333147210279164

291788.47

229259492577300486

1536643454358572

590685.60

3910631

3791109765793804

1897

2780283.45

5778482.93

PART.RATIO

91.5.0916673.7685.7563.36

185.7175.7103.1572.56

83.47

76.8592.27111.5880.2436.66

1498.764.8577.4474.8864.8Q83.21

89.11

75.0172.2686.7591.4996.3970.5291.77

88.52

87.03

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