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Enrollment Report

Iowa Central Community College

SPRING 2017

The figures in this document represent the official enrollment report for Spring 2017. The data is based on enrollment

on the tenth day of classes, January 25, 2017.

Iowa Central Community College

One Triton Circle, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501

800.362.2793 ● 515.576.7201 ● www.iowacentral.edu

http://www.iowacentral.edu/

Enrollment Report 2017SP 2


Table of Contents

Report Area Page Number

Quick Facts 4

Enrollment by Center 5

Developmental Education 5

Demographics 6

Instructional Programs 7

Distance Learning 7

Hours & Headcount by Location 8-9

Geographical Breakdown 10-12

Faculty & Staff 13-14

Housing 15

Course Subject Credit Hours by Department 16-19

Academic Programs 20-22

Associate of Arts 23-25

Enrollment Trend Graphs 26-27


Quick Facts

Student FTE Calculation = 1/3 Part-time + Full-time

Spring Term Comparisons Spring 2016 Spring 2017 % Change

Total Credit Hours 50,319.5 50,793.0 +0.9%

Total Headcount 5,041 5,117 +1.5%

Undergraduates 3,211 Full-time Students 2,513

High School 1,906 (37.2%) Part-time Students 2,604

Costs

Iowa Resident Tuition + Fees $172.00/credit hour

Non-Resident Tuition + Fees $246.50/credit hour

Room & Board $6,600.00 /year

Student in Campus Housing = 1,005

Students in Developmental Courses = 481

FTE = 3,381

Total Credit Hours = 50,793.0

Total Students = 5,117


Enrollment by Center

Enrollment By Center

Center Credit Hours Credit Hours % Total Headcount Students are not unique

Fort Dodge 29,080.5 74.7% 2,311

Storm Lake 1,241.0 3.2% 218 Webster City 1,056.5 2.7% 141

High Schools 5,372.0 13.8% 1,205 Career Academy 536.0 1.4% 61

Correctional Facilities 1,211.0 3.1% 87

Other 419.0 1.1% 109 Total 38,916.0 100.00% 4,132.0

Spring 2016

Spring 2017

Spring 2016

Spring 2017

Eng + 55 35 Eng+ 220.0 140.0

Math* 480 470 Math* 1,920.0 1,880.0 Total 535 505 Total 2,140.0 2,020.0

+ENG = ENG-025, ENG-096, RDG-048??

*MATH= MAT-045, MAT-063

Students in Developmental Courses

Headcount Credit Hours


Demographics

Race/Ethnicity Headcount Credit Hours

2 or More 47 560.0

American/Alaska Native 64 436.5

Asian 73 627.5

Black or African American 486 5,811.5

Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 10 101

Hispanic/Latino 436 3,985.5

International 80 1,134.5

Unknown 278 2,535.0

White 3,643 35,601.5

Headcount by Credit Hour and Gender

Male Female Undeclared

Load Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

Full-time 1,329 1,388 1,199 1,125 -- --

Part-time 1,057 1,135 1,452 1,468 4 1

Total 2,386 2,523 2,651 2,593 4 1

Headcount by Gender and Age

Male Female Undeclared

Age Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

0-17 250 288 364 424 -- 1

18-19 903 1009 946 908 3 --

20-21 677 650 516 493 1 --

22-24 206 192 250 233 -- --

25-29 124 140 202 239 -- --

30-34 80 91 144 121 -- --

35-39 58 53 90 69 -- --

40-49 60 67 96 72 -- --

50-64 25 24 41 30 -- --

65+ 2 4 1 -- -- --

Unknown 1 5 1 4 -- --

Total 2,386 2,523 2,651 2,593 4 1


Instructional Programs & Distance Learning

Instructional Programs

Headcount Credit Hours

Type of Instruction Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17 % Change

Arts & Science 1,887 1,839 22,214.0 21,569.5 -0.1%

Career Academy 64 61 620.0 548.0 +0.9%

Career Options 307 178 3,864.0 2,242.0 -42.1%

Early Bird 1,274 1,446 5,649.0 6,561.0 +13.8%

Post Secondary (PSEO)

44 24 162.0 84.0 -51.9%

Senior Year Plus 590 658 2,395.0 2,833.0 +15.5%

Storm Lake Charter School

58 39 816.0 570.0 -30.1%

Vocational/Technical 1,095 1,115 14,599.5 15,182.5 +1.3%

Correctional Facilities -- 87 -- 1,203.0 --

Grand Total 5,319 5,447 50,318.5 50,793.0

Distance Learning

Learning Style Headcount Credit Hours

Spring 16 Spring 17 % Change Spring 16 Spring 17 % Change

FlexNet 2,967 2,932 -1.1% 8,707.0 8,521.0 -2.1%

ICTN/Triton Network 945 911 -3.6% 2,938.0 2,897.0 +1.4%

Online 28 14 -50.0% 97.0 42.0 -56.7%

VClass Hybrid 85 136 +60.0% 237.0 417.0 +75.9%

Total 4,025 3,993 11,979.0 11,877.0 FlexNet courses are Internet courses with flexible start dates. Online courses are Internet courses with start/end dates based on regular semester start/end dates. Students are not unique


Hours & Headcount by Location

Credit Hours

Headcount College High School Total

Iowa Central Centers 16SP 17SP 16SP 17SP 16SP 17SP 16SP 17SP

Fort Dodge ** 30,511.5 29,080.5 1 2,493 1 42 1 2,311

Storm Lake 1,020.5 1,241.0 -- 115 -- 109 -- 218

Webster City 1,331.5 1,056.5 -- 56 -- 85 -- 141

Total Centers 32,863.5 31,378.0 1 2,664 1 236 1 2,670 **Includes Flexlab

Area V Schools Alta-Aurelia -- 66.0 -- -- -- 22 -- 22

Clarion-Goldfield Dows 247.0 360.0 -- -- 61 78 61 78

Eagle Grove 306.0 249.0 -- -- 53 48 53 48

East Sac County 146.0 197.0 -- -- 39 50 39 50

Fort Dodge Senior High 713.0 954.0 -- -- 163 191 163 191

Fort Dodge St. Edmond 218.0 205.0 -- -- 42 35 42 35

Humboldt 344.0 537.0 -- -- 92 130 92 130

Greene County 395.0 420.0 -- -- 94 103 94 103

Manson NW Webster 104.0 84.0 -- -- 27 25 27 25

Newell-Fonda 312.0 361.0 -- -- 43 56 43 56

Pocahontas Area 436.0 345.0 -- -- 87 78 87 78

Sioux Central 129.0 173.0 -- -- 34 41 34 41

Southern Cal 24.0 -- -- -- 8 -- 8 --

South Central Calhoun 408.0 457.0 -- -- 82 97 82 97

South Hamilton 99.0 215.0 -- -- 17 49 17 49

Southeast Valley 248.0 152.0 -- -- 58 51 58 51

Storm Lake Community 370.0 388.0 -- -- 92 95 92 95

Storm Lake St. Mary’s 57.0 114.0 -- -- 11 25 11 25

Webster City 115.0 95.0 -- -- 35 31 35 31

Total Area V Schools 4,671.0 5,372.0 0 0 1,038 1,205 1,038 1,205

Other Locations Eagle Grove Regional Career Academy

620.0 536.0 -- -- -- 61 64 61

Des Moines Central 291.0 419.0 -- -- -- 109 90 109

Correctional Facility – Fort Dodge

-- 784.0 -- 57 -- -- -- 57

Correctional Facility – Rockwell City

-- 427.0 -- 30 -- -- -- 30

Total Other Centers 911.0 2,166.0 0 87 0 170 154 257

Grand Total 38,445.5 38,916.0 1 2,751 1,039 1,611 1,139 4,362


Credit Hours by Location

Day Evening Weekend Grand Total Center Spring

16 Spring 17

Spring 16

Spring 17

Spring 16

Spring 17

Spring 16

Spring 17

Fort Dodge ** 29,885.5 28,644.5 470.0 421.0 156.0 15.0 30,511.5 29,080.5

Storm Lake 847.5 1,090.5 173.0 150.5 -- -- 1,020.5 1,241.0

Webster City 1,331.5 1,056.5 -- -- -- -- 1,331.5 1,056.5

Total Centers 32,064.5 30,791.5 643.0 571.5 156.0 15.0 32,863.5 31,378.0

Fort Dodge Correctional Facility

-- 631.0 -- 153.0 -- -- -- 784.0

Rockwell City Correctional Facility

-- 348.0 -- 79.0 -- -- -- 427.0

Total Facilities 0.0 979.0 0.0 232.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1,211.0


Geographical Breakdown

Area V Students County Full-time Part-time Total

Buena Vista 135 364 499

Calhoun 114 169 283

Greene 29 111 140

Hamilton 117 220 337

Humboldt 104 168 272

Pocahontas 51 87 138

Sac 51 98 149

Webster 690 559 1,249

Wright 118 135 253

Total 1,409 1,911 3,320

International Students 80 Total International Students

Australia 6 Kenya 9

Bahamas 3 Liberia 1

Barbados 1 Morocco 1

Bermuda 1 Nepal 2

Botswana 1 Nigeria 2

Brazil 8 Peru 1

Canada 4 Poland 1

China 1 South Africa 2

Colombia 1 Spain 3

Curacao 1 Sweden 1

Dominican Republic 6 Tanzania 3

France 2 United Kingdom 3

Ghana 1 Venezuela 3

Jamaica 4 Vietnam, Republic of 3

Japan 3 Virgin Islands 2



Students in Other Iowa Counties

1,059 Total Students

Adair 2 Fayette 3 Mitchell 2

Adams 1 Floyd 1 Monona 4

Allamakee 2 Franklin 8 Monroe --

Appanoose -- Fremont 1 Montgomery --

Audubon 3 Grundy 6 Muscatine 15

Benton 3 Guthrie 18 O’Brien 4

Black hawk 21 Hancock 20 Osceola 2

Boone 34 Hardin 43 Page 5

Bremer 4 Harrison 4 Palo Alto 13

Buchanan 5 Henry 2 Plymouth 7

Butler 3 Howard -- Polk 222

Carroll 34 Ida 24 Pottawattamie 7

Cass 18 Iowa 6 Poweshiek 49

Cedar 4 Jackson 6 Ringgold 3

Cerro Gordo 14 Jasper 4 Scott 28

Cherokee 47 Jefferson -- Shelby --

Chickasaw 3 Johnson 15 Sioux 8

Clarke 2 Jones 7 Story 49

Clay 34 Keokuk 4 Tama 8

Clayton 1 Kossuth 29 Taylor 1

Clinton 11 Lee 1 Union 1

Crawford 10 Linn 24 Van Buren --

Dallas 26 Louisa 4 Wapello 2

Davis -- Lucas 2 Warren 12

Decatur 1 Lyon 2 Washington 1

Delaware 2 Madison 8 Wayne 1

Des Moines 1 Mahaska 4 Winnebago 4

Dickinson 7 Marion 9 Winneshiek 5

Dubuque 5 Marshall 10 Woodbury 30

Emmet 3 Mills -- Worth 1

Unknown 9



Out of State Students

658 Total Students

Alabama 8 Louisiana 4 Ohio 12

Alaska 2 Maine -- Oklahoma 1

Arizona 3 Maryland 9 Oregon --

Arkansas -- Massachusetts 3 Pennsylvania 10

California 13 Michigan 12 Rhode Island --

Colorado 3 Minnesota 67 South Carolina 4

Connecticut -- Mississippi 1 South Dakota 6

Delaware -- Missouri 31 Tennessee 1

Florida 12 Montana -- Texas 21

Georgia 10 Nebraska 22 Utah 1

Hawaii 5 Nevada 2 Vermont --

Idaho 1 New Hampshire -- Virginia 5

Illinois 77 New Jersey 4 Washington 3

Indiana 13 New Mexico 1 West Virginia 1

Iowa -- New York 7 Wisconsin 27

Kansas 8 North Carolina 1 Wyoming --

Kentucky -- North Dakota 7 **Guam 2

Unknown 238

**US Territory


Faculty & Staff

Number of Faculty Teaching at Each Location

Location Adjunct Full-time Total

Alta 2 -- 2

Clarion-Goldfield 5 -- 5

Des Moines Central Campus 2 -- 2

Eagle Grove High School 4 1 5

Eagle Grove: North Central Career Academy 7 5 12

East Sac County 6 -- 6

Fort Dodge Center 153 96 249

Fort Dodge Correctional Facility 3 3 6

Fort Dodge High School 12 -- 12

Humboldt 7 -- 7

Greene County High School 6 -- 6

Manson Northwest Webster 2 2 4

Newell Fonda High School 7 -- 7

No. Central Corr. Facility 3 1 4

Online / FlexNet 69 13 82

Pocahontas 9 -- 9

Sioux Central 5 -- 5

South Central Calhoun High 8 -- 8

South Hamilton 4 -- 4

Southeast Valley High School 8 -- 8

St. Edmond 3 -- 3

Storm Lake Center 29 24 53

Storm Lake High School 7 -- 7

Storm Lake St. Mary’s 4 -- 4

Webster City Center 17 19 36

Webster City High School 3 1 4


Faculty & Staff

Status Online FlexNet Hybrid Earlybird Triton

Network Career

Academy Traditional

Full-time -- 13 9 7 23 5 97

Adjunct 1 68 10 107 11 7 172

Total 1 81 19 114 34 12 269

Student/Faculty Ratio based on Iowa Department of Education Supplemental Salary

Allocation calculation for Faculty FTE and Student FTE

Unduplicated Faculty

Full-time Adjunct Total Faculty FTE

98 338 436 211

Staff for Spring 2017

Full-time 244

Part-time 81

Total 325


Housing

Housing Residents

Availability Residents % Capacity

1,220 1,005 82.4%

Student Demographics Demographic Students % Total

Area V 126 12.5%

Iowa 536 53.3%

Out of State 287 28.6%

International 56 5.6%

Male 668 66.5%

Female 337 33.5%

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362 385 356 337

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Housing Comparison by Gender

Male Female Total


Course Subject Credit Hours

Business Spring 16 Spring 17

Accounting 1,263.0 1,209.0

Administrative Assistant 150.0 174.0

Agriculture - Horticulture 141.0 235.0

Business 1,543.5 1,431.0

Business Computer Application 48.0 56.0

Business Recreation -- 12.0

Coaching Officiating 386.0 331.0

Computer Networking 488.0 479.0

Computer Programming 171.0 270.0

Computer Science 1,008.0 1,125.0

Criminal Justice 1,449.0 1,197.0

Economics 618.0 699.0

General Phy. Ed and Health 229.0 209.0

Graphic Communications 79.0 107.0

Hospitality/Culinary Mgt. 758.0 976.0

Intercollegiate Physical Educ. 117.0 132.0

Management 291.0 417.0

Marketing 318.0 201.0

Mass Media Studies 374.0 652.0

Physical Education Training 147.0 84.0

Business Total 9,578.5 9,996.0

Communications Spring 16 Spring 17

Communication 82.0 77.0

English Composition 4,096.0 4,094.0

Journalism 28.0 14.0

Mass Media Studies 213.0 27.0

Social Media and Marketing 57.0 51.0

Speech 1,245.0 1,311.0

Communication Mass Media 33.0 --

Communications Total 5,754.0 5,574.0

Education & Psychology Spring 16 Spring 17

Early Childhood Education -- 90.0

Education 635.0 512.0

Psychology 3,345.0 3,342.0

Student Development 345.0 388.0

Education & Psychology Total 4,325.0 4,332.0



Health Science Spring 16 Spring 17

Associate Degree Nursing 1,410.5 1,211.0

Dental Hygiene 300.0 330.0

Emergency Medical Services 480.0 328.5

Fire Science 171.0 99.0

Health Sciences 774.0 684.0

Medical Assistant 217.0 342.0

Medical Lab Tech 210.0 222.0

Practical Nursing 1,368.5 1,315.5

Radiologic Technology 507.0 429.0

Health Science Total 5,438.0 4,961.0

Humanities Spring 16 Spring 17

American Sign Language 60.0 90.0

Art 1,002.0 1,147.0

Cultural Studies 438.0 442.0

English Composition 108.0 117.0

Film and Theatre 120.0 135.0

Foreign Language – Chinese 16.0 --

Foreign Language - German 22.0 20.0

Foreign Language - Spanish 321.0 329.0

General Music 888.0 865.0

History 6.0 9.0

Humanities 171.0 288.0

Literature 261.0 309.0

Music - Applied 52.0 47.0

Non-Intensive ESL 36.0 --

Philosophy 474.0 564.0

Professional Photography 291.0 179.0

Religion 786.0 897.0

Humanities Total 5,052.0 5,438.0

Science Spring 16 Spring 17

Biology 3,007.0 3,164.0

Biotechnology 75.0 124.0

Chemistry 839.0 799.0

Environmental Science 104.0 84.0

Physics 115.0 68.0

Science Total 4,140.0 4,239.0



Social Sciences Spring 16 Spring 17

Anthropology 42.0 57.0

Geography 222.0 279.0

History 1,064.0 904.0

Human Services 207.0 284.0

Political Science 531.0 408.0

Sociology 1,707.0 1,902.0

Student Development 48.0 41.0

Social Sciences Total 3,821.0 3,875.0

Industrial Technology Spring 16 Spring 17

Agriculture - Animal Science 102.0 129.0

Agriculture - Equine 45.0 54.0

Agriculture - Farm Mgt 252.0 219.0

Agriculture - Precision Ag 42.0 30.0

Agriculture Agronomy 321.0 214.0

Agriculture Comprehensive - M 93.0 114.0

Auto Body Collision Repair 639.0 603.0

Automation Tech and Robotics 18.0 3.0

Automotive Technology 996.0 787.0

Biotechnology 34.0 20.0

Chemical Technology 12.0 12.0

Computer Aided Drafting 445.0 433.0

Construction 307.0 356.0

Diesel Technology 1,138.0 1,173.0

Electrical Technology 1,014.0 1,023.0

Engineering Technology 93.0 126.0

Heating and Air Conditioning -- 71.0

Industrial Technology 548.0 552.0

Manufacturing 330.0 325.0

Mathematics 159.0 309.0

Physics 156.0 232.0

Welding 777.0 1,114.0

Industrial Technology Total 7,521.0 7,899.0

Grand Total 50,319.5 50,793.0

Mathematics Spring 16 Spring 17

Computer Programming 20.0 20.0

Mathematics 4,670.0 4,459.0

Mathematics Total 4,690.0 4,479.0



Business, 19.68%

Communication, 10.97%

Education & Psychology, 8.53%

Health Science, 9.77%Humanities, 10.71%

Mathematics, 15.55%

Science, 8.82%

Social Sciences, 8.35%

Industrial Technology, 7.63%

COURSE SUBJECT BY CREDIT HOURS


Academic Programs

Business Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

ACC.APS - Accounting Associate 844.0 607.0 62 42

ACC.AS 29.0 -- 5 --

ACC.DIPL - Accounting Assistant 58.0 317.0 4 22

ACCN.APS - Accounting Associate 96.0 76.0 11 6

ACCN.AS 24.0 -- 2 --

ADMS.AAS - Administrative Specialist 212.0 268.0 20 22

BAK.DIPL - Baking and Pastry Arts 146.5 400.0 11 31

BRDC.AAS - Broadcasting 423.0 118.0 31 9

BUS.APS - Business 301.0 317.0 25 30

BUS.AS - Business 40.0 18.0 4 2

CJUS.AAS - Criminal Justice -- 887.0 -- 69

CJUS.APS - Criminal Justice 790.0 14.0 62 3

CJUS.AS - Criminal Justice 149.0 37.0 13 4

CJUS.DIPL - Criminal Justice 37.0 12.0 4 1

CMR.DIPL - Computer Repair -- 17 -- 1

CNT.AAS - Computer Networking Technology 561.0 563.0 36 36

CUL.AAS - Culinary Arts 577.0 220.0 39 14

CUL.DIPL - Culinary Arts -- 298.0 -- 19

CULH.AAS - Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management -- 67.0 -- 5

GRA.AAS - Graphics Technology 159.0 210.0 12 16

GRA.DIPL - Graphics Technology 28.0 99.0 2 7

HBM.AAS - Health and Beauty Management 79.0 51.0 11 6

HOS.AAS- Restaurant and Hospitality Management 76.0 75.0 5 6

HSERB.AS – Human Services 10.0 -- 1 --

HS.BUS - Business Management 576.0 399.0 74 58

HS.COMM - Arts, A/V Technology & Comm 255.0 385.0 73 88

HS.EDU - Education, Government & Public Relations 327.0 322.0 57 53

HS.HOS - Hospitality and Tourism 18.0 42.0 5 8

HS.ITECH - Information Technology 44.0 31.0 8 7

HS.PBSF - Law, Public Safety & Security 82.0 118.0 20 24

LOGB.AAS – Logistics and Transportation Management 12.0 -- 2 --

LOG.AAS – Logistics and Transportation Management 162.0 -- 14 --

OA.DIPL - Office Assistant 16.0 23.0 1 2

SCM.AAS - Supply Chan Management -- 184.0 -- 15

SCM.DIPL - Supply Chain Management -- 180.0 -- 15

TGM.AAS - Turf Grass Management 257.0 283.0 18 20

TVR.AAS - Tv and Radio Production -- 143.0 -- 9

WBT.AAS - Web Technology 73.0 68.0 5 5

WBT.DIPL - Web Technology 15.0 84.0 1 5

Business Total 6,476.5 6,933.0 638 660


Academic Programs

Health Sciences Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

AADN.AAS - Associate Degree Nursing 451.5 262.5 38 23

ADN.AAS - Associate Degree Nursing 1,044.5 1,007.0 90 81

BSN.AA - RN-BSN 94.0 55.0 15 10

DH.AAS - Dental Hygiene 304.0 332.0 27 30

EMP.AAS - Emergency Medical Paramedic 323.5 308.0 33 30

EMR.CERT - Emergency Medical Responder 176.5 104.5 27 19

FIR.AAS - Fire Science 276.0 170.0 18 10

HCA.AS - Health Care Administration -- 12.0 -- 1

HS.HSCI - Health Science 776.0 1,037.0 149 182

MA.AAS - Medical Assistant 143.0 223.5 8 13

MA.DIPL - Medical Assistant 92.0 133.0 7 8

MLT.AAS - Medical Lab. Technician 319.0 331.0 29 28

PN.DIPL - Practical Nursing 1,768.0 1,556.0 153 131

RT.AAS - Radiology Technology 512.0 446.0 39 34

Health Sciences Total 6,280.0 5,977.5 633 600

Mathematics Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

ENG.AS – Pre-Engineering -- 13.0 -- 1

Mathematics Total 0.0 13.0 0 1

Humanities Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

PHT.AAS - Professional Photography 437.0 422.0 33 32

Humanities Total 437.0 422.0 33 32

Science Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

BTC.AAS - Biotechnology 70.0 128.0 6 10

Business Total 70.0 128.0 6 10

Social Sciences Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

HS.HSVC - Human Services 156.0 206.0 35 34

HSER.APS - Human Services 333.0 366.0 27 33

HSER.AS - Human Services 101.0 12.0 12 1

Social Sciences Total 590.0 584.0 74 68


Academic Programs

Industrial Technology Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

AGR.AAS - Agriculture Technology 677.0 514.0 46 38

ATR.AAS - Industrial Automation and Robotics 161.0 139.0 11 9

AUT.AAS - Automotive Technology 951.0 686.0 55 39

CRP.DIPL - Carpentry 251.0 371.0 15 20

CRR.AAS - Automotive Collision Technology 555.0 389.0 32 24

DSL.AAS - Diesel Technology 1,302.0 1,381.0 76 80

EDT.AAS - Engineering & Design Technology 517.0 461.0 32 30

ELM.AAS - Electrical Mechanical Technician 258.0 166.0 17 10

ELT.AAS - Electrical Technologies 1,115.0 1,291.0 71 81

ELT.DIPL - Electrical Technologies 137.0 135.0 24 27

HS.AGR - Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources 323.0 368.0 54 64

HS.ARCH - Architecture & Construction 141.0 95.0 28 18

HS.MANU - Manufacturing 118.0 106.0 21 23

HS.STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

211.0 427.0 48 77

HS.TRAN - Transportation, Distribution & Logistics 125.0 319.0 35 67

HVAC.AAS - Heating and Air Conditioning Technology -- 98.0 -- 7

IBD.AAS - Industrial Business 45.0 56.0 3 4

MEC.DIPL - Industrial Mechanics 173.5 160.0 15 12

MFG.AAS - Computer Integrated Fabrication 166.0 105.0 10 7

PROC.AAS - Process Technology 94.0 65.0 6 4

RES.AAS - Auto Restoration Technology 168.0 249.0 10 16

WLD.DIPL - Welding Technology 668.5 1,219.0 49 83

Industrial Technology Total 8,157.0 8,800.0 658 740

Education & Psychology Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

ECED.DIPL - Early Childhood Education -- 126.0 -- 11

Education & Psychology Total 0.0 126.0 0 11

General Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

AS.UNDC - Undecided/Undeclared Associate of Science 302.0 350.0 23 26

HS.UNDC - Undecided 4,190.0 5,799.0 832 1,106

General Total 4,492.0 6,149.0 855 1,132

Grand Total 26,502.5 29,132.5 2,897 3,254


Academic Programs

Business23.80%

Education & Psychology

0.43%

Health Sciences Administration

20.52%

Humanities1.45%

Industrial Technology30.21%

Mathematics0.04%

Science0.44%

Social Sciences2.00%

Undecided21.11%

Academic Program Credit Hour Percentage


Associate of Arts

Business Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

ACC.AA - Accounting 166.0 137.0 13 12

ATC.AA - Pre Athletic Training 764.0 832.0 54 58

BUS.AA - Business 1,915.0 2,284.0 144 172

CJUS.AA - Criminal Justice 1,837.0 1,306.0 130 93

GRA.AA - Graphic Technology 88.0 14.0 6 1

LOG.AA - Logistics and Transportation Management -- 12.0 -- 1

TGM.AA - Turf Grass Management 16.0 30.0 1 2

WBT.AA - Web Technology 15.0 15.0 1 1

Business Total 4,801.0 4,630.0 349 340

Communications Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

DMC.AAA - Digital Mass Communications 196.0 191.0 12 12

ENGL.AA - English, Speech, & Literature 194.0 265.0 15 19

JOUR.AA - Journalism 234.0 138.0 16 10

Communications Total 624.0 594.0 43 41

Education Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

ECED.AA - Early Childhood Education 362.0 235.0 26 17

ELEM.AA - Elementary Education 911.0 855.0 73 67

PHED.AA - Physical Education 460.0 371.0 34 26

PLAW.AA - Pre-Law 127.0 128.0 9 10

PSYC.AA - Psychology 706.0 582.0 55 48

SEDU.AA - Secondary Education 439.0 493.0 30 39

Education Total 3,005.0 2,664.0 227 207

General Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

AA.UNDC - Undecided/Undeclared Associate of Arts 6,527.0 4,743.0 676 404

AGS.AGS - Degree of Associate in General Studies 43.0 85.0 4 7

AA.UNDCB – BEST Undecided Associate of Arts 3.0 -- 1 --

NDS - Non Degree Seeking 599.0 597.5 152 166

General Total 7,172.0 5,425.5 833 577

Health Science Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

PAAN.AA - Pre-Advanced Standing ADN 42.0 8.0 6 1

PDH.AA - Pre-Dental Hygiene 310.0 406.0 27 36

PMA.AA - Pre-Medical Assistant 33.0 158.0 4 16

PMLT.AA - Pre-Medical Lab Tech 101.0 75.0 10 7

PPN.AA - Pre-Practical Nursing 2,021.0 1,866.0 206 196

PRT.AA - Pre-Radiology Tech 478.0 354.0 42 30

Health Science Total 2,985.0 2,867.0 295 286


Associate of Arts

Industrial Technology Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

AGR.AA - Agriculture 348.0 506.0 26 38

Industrial Technology Total 348.0 506.0 26 38

Humanities Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

HIS.AA - History 103.0 131.0 8 10

MLAN.AA – Modern Languages 44.0 -- 3 --

MUSC.AA - Music 304.0 379.0 19 25

REL.AA – Religious Studies 18.0 -- 2 --

THTR.AA - Theatre 152.0 138.0 10 10

VART.AA - Visual Arts 589.0 409.0 44 31

Humanities Total 1,210.0 1,057.0 86 76

Mathematics Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

COSC.AA - Computer Science 87.0 170.0 7 13

ENG.AA - Pre-Engineering 419.0 420.0 30 28

MATH.AA - Mathematics 79.0 42.0 6 3

Mathematics Total 585.0 632.0 43 44

Science Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

CHIR.AA - Pre-Chiropractic 41.0 42.0 3 3

CONS.AA - Conservation 27.0 57.0 2 4

DENT.AA - Pre-Dentistry 88.0 117.0 6 9

EXER.AA - Exercise Science (Pre-professional Track) -- 31.0 -- 2

MED.AA - Pre-Medicine 339.0 287.0 23 21

MORT.AA - Pre-Mortuary 72.0 99.0 5 7

PHAR.AA - Pre-Pharmacy 43.0 99.0 3 7

PT.AA - Pre-Physical Therapy 351.0 416.0 26 30

SCI.AA - Science 386.0 412.0 31 30

SMES.AA - Sports Medicine/Exercise Science 286.0 339.0 21 24

VET.AA - Pre-Veterinary 139.0 142.0 10 12

Science Total 1,772.0 2,041.0 130 149

Social Science Spring 16 Spring 17 Spring 16 Spring 17

GEO.AA - Geography 14.0 14.0 1 1

HSER.AA - Human Services 1,180.0 959.0 99 84

POL.AA - Political Science/Government 34.0 72.0 3 5

SCWK.AA - Social Work -- 97.0 -- 7

SOCS.AA - Social Science 87.0 102.0 9 8

Social Science Total 1,315.0 1,244.0 112 105

Grand Total 23,817.0 21,660.5 2,144 1,863


Associate of Arts

Business21.38%

Communications2.74%

Education & Psychology12.30%

Health Sciences Administration

13.24%Humanities

4.88%

Industrial Technology2.34%

Mathematics2.92%

Science9.42%

Social Sciences5.74%

Student Records3.15%

Undecided21.90%

Associate of Arts Credit Hour Percentages


Enrollment Trends

5,317 5,365 5,458 5,705 5,702 5,424 5,068 5,154 5,041 5,117

2,960 2,871 2,607 2,670 2,563 2,5572,407 2,524 2,513 2,604

2,357 2,494 2,8513,035 3,139

2,8672,661 2,630 2,528 2,513

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HEADCOUNT

Total Headcount Part-Time Full-Time

49,185.50

50,709.50

54,430.00

57,346.00

58,514.50

54,843.00

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