Pa Higher Education Assistance Agency

Pennsylvania State System
of Higher Education
Factbook
2001-2002 Academic Year
March 2002
Planning, Budgeting, and Policy Analysis Division
System Research Office
Office of the Chancellor
State System of Higher Education
Dixon University Center
2986 North Second Street
Harrisburg, PA 17110
(717) 720-4200
Bloomsburg California Cheyney Clarion East Stroudsburg Edinboro Indiana Kutztown

Lock Haven Mansfield Millersville Shippensburg Slippery Rock West Chester
Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education
Chancellor Judy G. Hample
Board of Governors
Mr. Charles A. Gomulka, Chair Mr. David M. Sanko

Dr. Syed R. Ali-Zaidi Mr. B. Michael Schaul
Ms. Angela M. Ambrose The Honorable Jere W. Schuler
The Honorable Jeffrey W. Coy Governor Mark S. Schweiker
Mr. Daniel P. Elby Mr. John K. Thornburgh
The Honorable Vincent J. Hughes Ms. Christine J. Toretti
Mr. David P. Holveck Mr. R. Benjamin Wiley, Vice Chair
Mr. Kim E. Lyttle, Vice Chair Ms. Amy M. Yozviak
Mrs. Patricia K. Poprik The Honorable Charles B. Zogby
The Honorable James J. Rhoades
University Presidents
Dr. Jessica S. Kozloff (Bloomsburg) Dr. David E. McFarland (Kutztown)

Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr. (California) Dr. Craig D. Willis (Lock Haven)
Dr. W. Clinton Pettus (Cheyney) Dr. John R. Halstead (Mansfield)
Dr. Diane L. Reinhard (Clarion) Dr. Joseph A. Caputo (Millersville)
Dr. Robert J. Dillman (East Stroudsburg) Dr. Anthony F. Ceddia (Shippensburg)
Dr. Frank G. Pogue (Edinboro) Dr. G. Warren Smith, II (Slippery Rock)
Dr. Lawrence K. Pettit (Indiana) Dr. Madeleine Wing Adler (West Chester)
Factbook prepared by the System Research Office

Planning, Budgeting, and Policy Analysis Division
March 2002
Dr. Linda Goldberg, Interim Vice Chancellor for Planning, Budgeting, and Policy Analysis
Dr. Louis Bohl-Fabian, Assistant Vice Chancellor and Director of System Research
Ms. JoEllen Hopp Petri, Assistant Director of System Research
Mr. Clyde Martin, System Research Associate
The Administration and Finance Division, State System of Higher Education provided data
presented in the Human Resources section and the Budget and Finances and Facilities sections.
All student and alumni data were submitted by State System of Higher Education universities in
accordance with the Board of Governors’ Data Collection Policy, as prescribed by the Annual
Data Collection Plan.
Planning, Budgeting, and Policy Analysis Division State System Factbook
2001-2002
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
I. STUDENT DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
Summary ..............................................................................................................................1
I.1 New Student Data

I.1.1 High School Graduates, Actual and Projected, 1982 to 2011..............................................3
I.1.2 Percent of High School Graduates Attending College--PA and U.S...................................4
I.1.3 Penn. High School Graduates by County, Actual and Projected, 2000-2004......................5
I.1.4 Applications, Acceptances, and Enrollments by University 1996-01 (Penn. only).............7
I.1.5 Applications, Acceptances, and Enrollments by University 1996-01 (Non-Penn.) ............9
I.1.6 Applications, Acceptances, and Enrollments by University 1996-01 (Total) ...................11
I.1.7 Applications, Acceptances, and Enrollments by University and Race, Fall 2001
Pennsylvania Only .............................................................................................................13
Non-Pennsylvania Only .....................................................................................................15
All Applicants ....................................................................................................................17
I.2 Enrollment Characteristics

I.2.1 Headcount Enrollment by University, Fall 2000 and Fall 2001 ........................................19
I.2.2 Headcount Enrollment by University, Spring 2001 and Spring 2002 ...............................20
I.2.3 Headcount Enrollment by University by Race, Fall 2001 .................................................21
I.2.4 Headcount Enrollment by Race, Fall 1996-2001...............................................................22
I.2.5 Headcount Enrollment by University, Level and Status, Fall 2001 ..................................23
I.2.6 Headcount Enrollment by University, Gender and Residency, Fall 2001.........................24
I.2.7 Unduplicated Headcount by University, 2000-01 .............................................................25
I.2.8 Annualized FTE Enrollment by University by Level, 2000-2001.....................................25
I.2.9 FTE Enrollment by University by Level, Fall 2001 ..........................................................26
I.2.10 FTE Enrollment by University by Level, Spring 2001......................................................26
I.2.11 Headcount Enrollment By University, Fall 1992 to Fall 2001 ..........................................28
I.2.12 FTE Enrollment by University, Fall 1992 to Fall 2001 .....................................................29
I.2.13 Full-time and Part-time Enrollment by Gender, Fall 1984-2001.......................................30
I.2.14 Students by County by University, Fall 2001....................................................................31
I.2.15 Students by State or Country by University, Fall 2001 .....................................................33
I.2.16 Traditional and Non-Traditional Undergraduate Students by University, Fall 2001
35
I.2.17 Traditional and Non-Traditional Headcount Enrollment by Level and Status,
Fall 1994 to Fall 2001 .......................................................................................................35
I.2.18 Transfers to the State System of Higher Education, Fall 1994 to Fall 2001 ....................37
I.2.19 Headcount Enrollments by Pennsylvania Higher Education Sector,
Fall 1989 to Fall 1999 ........................................................................................................39
I.2.20 Market Share of Higher Education students by Pennsylvania Sector,
Fall 1989 to Fall 1999 ........................................................................................................39
I.3 Student Charges
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I.3.1 JCAR Financial Aid Award Information by Source and Type, 2000-2001 ......................40
I.3.2 Undergraduate Tuition, Fees, Room and Board, 1992 to 2001 .........................................41
I.3.3 Graduate Tuition, 1992 to 2001 .........................................................................................41
I.3.4 Undergraduate Student Fees by University, 2001-2002, Ranked Low to High ................43
I.3.5 Graduate Student Fees by University, 2001-2002, Ranked Low to High .........................44
I.3.6 Average Annual Combined Room and Board Charges, 1986 to 2001 ..............................45
I.3.7 Room and Board Charges by University, 2001-2002, Ranked Low to High ....................46
I.3.8 In-state First-time Full-time Typical Undergraduate Student Budget ...............................47
I.3.9 Out-of-state First-time Full-time Typical Undergraduate Student Budget........................47
I.3.10 Undergraduate Nonresident Tuition Plans.........................................................................48
I.3.11 State Owned 4 Year Colleges and University, Highest Resident
Undergraduate Tuition and Fees, 1999-2000.....................................................................49
I.4 Student Advancement

I.4.1 Degrees Conferred by University and Level, 1996-97 to 2000-01....................................50
I.4.2 Degrees Conferred by Field and University, 2000-2001 ...................................................53
I.4.3 Degrees Conferred by Major and Level, 2000-2001 .........................................................54
I.4.4 Retention/Graduation Rates, Fall 1991 and 1992 Cohorts of First-time
Full-time, Degree-seeking Baccalaureate Freshmen .........................................................55
I.4.5 Retention/Graduation Rates, Fall 1993 and 1994 Cohorts of First-time,
I.4.8 Retention/Graduation Rates, Fall 1999 and 2000 Cohort of First-time,
I.5 Alumni
I.5.1 State System Alumni by Pennsylvania County, Fall 2001 ................................................61
I.5.2 State System Alumni by State, District, Country, and Territory, Fall 2001 ......................63
I.6 Accountability Reports

I.6.1 Uniform Crime Report 2000 Part 1 Offenses Reported.....................................................64
I.6.2 Uniform Crime Report 2000 Part 2 Offenses Reported.....................................................65
I.6.3 Uniform Crime Report 2000 Part 1 Trends 1987 to 2000 .................................................66
I.6.4 Uniform Crime Report 2000 Part 2 Selected Trends 1987 to 2000...................................67
I.6.5 Student Faculty Ratio, 1998-98 to 2000-2001...................................................................68
I.6.6 Average Class Sizes in Classroom Instruction by Academic Level and Sector,
1994-94 to 2000-2001........................................................................................................69
II. INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES

Summary ............................................................................................................................70
II.1 2001 Academic Libraries Survey.......................................................................................71
II.2 2001 Computer Survey Results .........................................................................................72
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III. BUDGET AND FINANCES
Summary ............................................................................................................................73
III.1 History of Educational and General Appropriation, 1983-84 to 2001-2002 .....................74
III.2 History of Educational and General Revenue, 1983-84 to 2001-2002..............................74
III.3 History of Allocations from the Educational and General Appropriation,
1986-87 to 2001-2002........................................................................................................76
III.4 Total Market Value of Endowment by System Universities, 1998-99 to 2000-01 ...........77
III.5 Cost per FTE Student, by University, 1994-94 to 2000-2001 ...........................................78
III.6 Instructional Cost per Credit Hour, by University, 1994-94 to 2000-2001 .......................78
IV. FACILITIES
Summary ............................................................................................................................79
IV.1 Facilities Inventory by University, 2001-2002 ..................................................................80
IV.2 Capital Requests, FY 2002-2003 .......................................................................................81
IV.3 Deferred Maintenance, FY 2002-2003 ..............................................................................81
V. HUMAN RESOURCES
Summary ............................................................................................................................82
V.1 Total Salaried Complement by University, Fall 2001 .......................................................83
V.2 Full-time Salaried Complement by Race, Fall 2001..........................................................83
V.3 Full-time Salaried Complement by Sex, Fall 2001............................................................83
V.4 Total Salaried Complement by Classification by Status, Fall 2001 ..................................83
V.5 Number and Percent of Headcount Employees by Classification and Status
(FT/PT), Fall 1999-2001 (as of October 31)......................................................................84
V.6 Number and Percent of Headcount 9-Month Full-time Faculty by Rank,
Fall 1999-2001 (as of October 31).....................................................................................85
V.7 Number and Percent of Headcount 9-Month Full-time Faculty by Tenure
Status, Fall 1999-2001 (as of October 31) .........................................................................85
V.8 Nine and 12 Month Full-time Faculty by University, Rank, and Gender, Fall 2001 ........86
V.9 Average 9-Month Salaries For Full-time Faculty By Rank, Fall 1988-2001 ....................88
V.10 Average 12-Month Salaries For Full-time Senior Managers by Type of
Position, 1997-97 to 2000-2001 (as of October 31) ..........................................................89
VI. SOCIAL EQUITY

Summary ............................................................................................................................90
VI.1 Board of Governors Scholarships, Fall 1999, 2000, and 2001 ..........................................91
VI.2 Philadelphia Partnership Program......................................................................................92
VI.3 Pittsburgh Partnership Program .........................................................................................94
VI.4 Harrisburg Area Collaborative Partnership Program.........................................................95
VI.5 Erie Area Collaborative Partnership Program ...................................................................96
VI.6 Reading Partnership Program ............................................................................................97
VI.7 Emerging Scholars .............................................................................................................97
VI.8 Full-time Employees by Race, Gender, Job Classification, and University, 200102........98
VI.9 System Total Full-time Employees by Race, Gender, and Job Class, Fall 2001.............101
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TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Trend in High School Graduates 1982-2012................................................................... 3
Figure 2: Comparison of U.S. and Pennsylvania Percentage of High School Graduates
Attending College, 1982-2000........................................................................................................ 4
Figure 3: State System of Higher Education Headcount Enrollment, Fall 1984-Fall 2001 ......... 27
Figure 4: Traditional And Non-Traditional Undergraduate Headcount Enrollments, 1994-
01................................................................................................................................................... 36
Figure 5: Transfers to the State System by Type of Sending Institution ...................................... 38
Figure 6: Headcount Enrollment by Higher Education Sector ..................................................... 39
Figure 7: Market Share of Higher Education Students by Pennsylvania Sector .......................... 39
Figure 8: Percent of Total Financial Aid by Type, Fall 2001....................................................... 40
Figure 9: Percent of Total Financial Aid by Source ..................................................................... 40
Figure 10: Comparison of Graduate/Undergraduate and Resident/Non-Resident Tuition
1992-2001 .................................................................................................................... 42
Figure 11: Percent Increase of Average Room & Board and Average Fees, 1992-2001 ............. 42
Figure 12: Average Annual Combined Room & Board Charges, 1986-2001.............................. 45
Figure 13: Average Student Budget for a Pennsylvania Resident................................................ 47
Figure 14: Average Student Budget for a Non-Pennsylvania Resident........................................ 47
Figure 15: History of Educational and General Appropriation, 1983-2002 ................................. 75
Figure 16: History of Educational and General Revenue, 1983-2002.......................................... 75
Figure 17: Full-time Faculty by Rank and Gender, Fall 2001...................................................... 87
Figure 18: Average 9 Month Salaries for Full-time Faculty, All Ranks, Fall 1987-01................ 88
Figure 19: Average Salaries for Full-time Senior Managers, Fall 1998-2001 ............................. 89
Figure 20: Board of Governors Scholars Awarded by University, Fall 2001 .............................. 91
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I. Summary of Student Demographic Data
After nearly two decades of decreasing numbers of high school graduates in

Pennsylvania, this trend reversed in 1995 and the total number of graduates is expected to
increase nearly every year through 2008. Since 1982, the percentage of Pennsylvania
high school graduates attending college has risen from 47% to 72.1%. A projection of
high school graduates by county through 2004 shows that the number of high school
graduates is forecasted to increase in 41 of the state’s 67 counties.
For the entering class of Fall 2001, nearly 66,000 students applied to State System
of Higher Education universities, 45,571 were accepted, and 18,255 first-time new
students enrolled. Sixty-nine percent of students who apply are admitted. West Chester
is the most selective university, admitting only 48% of applicants. Edinboro has the
highest yield, with 50% of those admitted enrolling. In addition to new freshmen, 5,813
new transfers enrolled in the 14 universities. Of those transfers, one in three came from a
Pennsylvania community college.
State System enrollments had decreased in the early 1990s, but began to increase
in fall 1997. Since that time, overall enrollments have increased significantly. Fall 2001
was no exception, as enrollment increased by 2.4% to 98,611, and all but one university
increased enrollments. Minority student enrollments also increased to 8,478 in 2001.
More importantly, minority enrollments increased as a percent of total enrollments and
are now at their highest point in the last decade at 8.6% of total enrollments. Fall 2001
witnessed the largest number of Latino enrollments in State System history (1,320) an
increase of more than 100 students over the record of 1201, set in fall 2000. Other salient
enrollment characteristics are as follows: full-time students – 83%; female – 59.4%;
undergraduate – 87.9%; residents – 90.4%; non-traditional undergraduates – 11.6% (of
the undergraduate population); and international students – 1.8%. During 2000-01, a
total of 122,286 unique students attended System Universities.
The number of out-of-state students had declined steadily in the 1990s and
reached a low of 7,682 students in fall 1997. By fall 2001, non-resident enrollments
totaled 9,474 students, a 23% increase. One factor responsible for this increase is the non-
resident tuition policy, which allows institutions to set non-resident undergraduate tuition
between 150% and 250% of resident tuition, as explained in Table I.3.10. Although the
system average for residential students is 90.4%, percentages vary among the institutions
from 76.6% at Mansfield to 96.4% at Millersville.
More than three in four students (77.7%) receive financial aid to defray the costs
of attending State System universities. During 2001-2002, more than $473 million was
awarded. Of this total, 29.7% was in the form of grants, 59.1% loans, 6.6% student
employment, and 4.6% scholarships. These data are reported according to standards
described in the Joint Commission on Accountability Reporting (JCAR). One in three
students received a Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency grant with an
average award of $1,793.
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Resident tuition has increased 42% since 1992 and is currently $4,016 per year.
Non-resident graduate tuition is $7,554 and undergraduate non-resident tuition $10,040.
Student fees average $966 for undergraduates and $899 for graduate students. The range
in fees is from $655 to $1188 for under-graduates and $350 to $1246 for graduate
students. Room and board fees are up 44.7% since 1992 to $4,554, which is still lower
than any other sector in Pennsylvania. Clarion has the most affordable combined room
and board fees of $4048 per year. The average total annual cost of attending a State
System university for an in-state, on-campus student is $10,036 (including tuition, fees,
room, board, books, and supplies).
State System universities awarded 17,625 degrees in 2000-01. This total includes
199 associate degree recipients, 14,238 baccalaureate, 3,052 masters, and 136 doctorates.
Graduation rates for first-time, full-time, degree-seeking students compare favorably with
those of peers. The 1995 cohort graduation rates for four, five, and six years are as
follows: four years – 23.8%; five years – 48.3%; and six years – 52.4%. The
corresponding rates for peer institutions were 18.3% for four years and 36.9% for five
years.
A total of 360,274 alumni are known to live in Pennsylvania. This represents

63% of the grand total of 573,220 alumni. The actual number of alumni who are
Pennsylvania residents is likely to be somewhat higher, as almost 70,000 alumni do not
have a current address on file in alumni offices.
Campuses are generally safe places to live and learn. Crime rates have declined
for serious crimes, classified as Part I Offenses, over the past 5 years. However, the rates
for misdemeanors, Part II Offenses, have increased since 1996 with the most common
crimes committed and reported being vandalism, disorderly conduct, and liquor law
violations.
Student-faculty ratios increased from 17.60 in 1999-2000 to 17.68 in 2000-01.

This ratio is still lower than in 1991-92 (18.29) and earlier years. Shippensburg is the
most productive university with a System-leading student/faculty ratio of 19.06. Average
class size from 1996-97 to 2000-2001 increased by one from 22 students to 23 students in
undergraduate sections, and increased from 11 to 13 in master’s sections. Class size in
undergraduate sections are smaller than the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State
University and the master’s sections are smaller than Lincoln University, University of
Pittsburgh, Penn State University, and Temple University. This is partly because the
system has few large classrooms, and also because upper-division section sizes are very
small. A faculty member with rank, rather than a graduate assistant student teaches
nearly every State System student.
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Figure 1: Trend in High School Graduates, Actual and Projected 1982-2011
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Table I.1.1
High School Graduates Actual and Projected, 1981 to 2011
Year Number Year Number

1981 169,075 1997 125,856
1982 167,541 1998 127,981
1983 160,329 1999 129,968
1984 154,744 2000 131,436
1985 149,666 2001 129,957
1986 145,005 2002 129,037
1987 142,766 2003 132,247
1988 145,916 2004 134,065
1989 139,168 2005 133,559
1990 129,514 2006 134,879
1991 123,087 2007 135,943
1992 121,322 2008 137,521
1993 120,875 2009 135964
1994 118,640 2010 132884
1995 120,965 2011 129698
1996 122,610
Sources:Pennsylvania Department of Education

and Projections of High school Graduates By County for Pennsylvania
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Table I.1.2
Percent of High School Graduates Attending College
Pennsylvania and United States Comparison 1982 to 2000
PA U.S.
% to % to
Year College College
1982 47.0% 51.0%
1983 47.8% 53.0%
1984 49.2% 54.0%
1985 51.3% 58.0%
1986 53.8% 54.0%
1987 56.1% 57.0%
1988 58.3% 58.9%
1989 60.8% 59.6%
1990 62.5% 59.9%
1991 64.8% 62.4%
1992 66.6% 61.7%
1993 67.7% 62.6%
1994 69.1% 61.9%
1995 69.3% 61.9%
1996 69.9% 65.0%
1997 70.3% 67.0%
1998 70.9% 65.6%
1999 71.8% 62.9%
2000 72.1% 63.3%
Figure 2: Comparison of U.S. and Pennsylvania Percentage of

High School Graduates Attending College, 1990-2000
80.0%
Percent High School Graduates
70.0%
Attending College
60.0%
50.0%
40.0%
30.0%
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Year
PA % to College U.S. % to College
Sources: Pennsylvania Department of Education

Bureau of Labor and Statistics
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Table I.1.3
Pennsylvania High School Graduates by County, Actual and Projected 2000 to 2004
2000-2004
County 2000 2001* 2002* 2003* 2004* N Change % Change
Adams 1,074 1,027 1,109 1,166 1,175 101 9.4%
Allegheny 12,823 13,312 13,087 13,634 13,487 664 5.2%
Armstrong 904 875 853 882 884 -20 -2.2%
Beaver 2,150 2,101 2,034 2,072 2,039 -111 -5.2%
Bedford 565 536 564 579 540 -25 -4.4%
Berks 4,087 4,116 4,205 4,233 4,445 358 8.8%
Blair 1,504 1,094 1,062 1,051 1,068 -436 -29.0%
Bradford 798 543 494 530 512 -286 -35.8%
Bucks 6,947 5,056 5,232 5,332 5,510 -1,437 -20.7%
Butler 1,897 1,901 1,853 1,898 2,021 124 6.5%
Cambria 1,849 1,779 1,785 1,729 1,726 -123 -6.7%
Cameron 93 69 90 75 75 -18 -19.4%
Carbon 580 681 655 653 656 76 13.1%
Centre 1,016 1,014 1,071 1,068 1,086 70 6.9%
Chester 4,649 4,749 4,899 4,987 5,160 511 11.0%
Clarion 577 545 533 542 545 -32 -5.5%
Clearfield 1,078 1,120 1,033 1,093 1,119 41 3.8%
Clinton 379 396 356 391 375 -4 -1.1%
Columbia 856 871 809 806 863 7 0.8%
Crawford 884 866 838 851 827 -57 -6.4%
Cumberland 2,123 2,152 2,088 2,260 2,268 145 6.8%
Dauphin 2,457 2,594 2,525 2,638 2,693 236 9.6%
Delaware 5,920 6,250 6,293 6,629 6,824 904 15.3%
Elk 430 447 485 441 465 35 8.1%
Erie 3,324 3,346 3,283 3,345 3,261 -63 -1.9%
Fayette 1,519 1,444 1,465 1,424 1,327 -192 -12.6%
Forest 62 57 52 56 53 -9 -14.5%
Franklin 1,276 1,424 1,342 1,465 1,450 174 13.6%
Fulton 142 155 167 152 171 29 20.4%
Greene 450 454 468 464 472 22 4.9%
Huntingdon 477 502 489 506 480 3 0.6%
Indiana 1,046 988 964 971 953 -93 -8.9%
Jefferson 553 596 519 553 554 1 0.2%
Juniata 242 226 242 253 255 13 5.4%
*Projected
Sources: Pennsylvania Department of Higher Education

and Projections of High School Graduates
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Table I.1.3
Pennsylvania High School Graduates by County, Actual and Projected 2000 to 2004
2000-2004
County 2000 2001* 2002* 2003* 2004* N Change % Change
Lackawanna 2,252 2,318 2,296 2,415 2,393 141 6.3%
Lancaster 4,759 4,811 4,916 5,014 4,907 148 3.1%
Lawrence 1,086 1,055 1,072 1,091 1,024 -62 -5.7%
Lebanon 1,247 1,284 1,276 1,227 1,255 8 0.6%
Lehigh 3,083 3,030 3,154 3,392 3,423 340 11.0%
Luzerne 3,393 3,329 3,432 3,460 3,475 82 2.4%
Lycoming 1,277 1,335 1,290 1,343 1,327 50 3.9%
McKean 491 550 518 520 573 82 16.7%
Mercer 1,449 1,537 1,399 1,406 1,427 -22 -1.5%
Mifflin 398 398 429 429 438 40 10.1%
Monroe 1,748 1,727 1,802 1,957 2,038 290 16.6%
Montgomery 8,776 8,756 9,052 9,133 9,484 708 8.1%
Montour 175 184 213 175 201 26 14.9%
Northampton 3,013 3,093 3,023 3,201 3,261 248 8.2%
Northumberland 1,082 1,083 1,107 1,103 1,097 15 1.4%
Perry 539 518 448 498 497 -42 -7.8%
Philadelphia 14,040 13,693 12,905 13,100 13,799 -241 -1.7%
Pike 270 267 312 292 326 56 20.7%
Potter 241 222 204 233 217 -24 -10.0%
Schuylkill 1,642 1,584 1,536 1,532 1,545 -97 -5.9%
Snyder 375 369 391 407 433 58 15.5%
Somerset 914 961 887 925 929 15 1.6%
Sullivan 64 83 65 75 68 4 6.3%
Susquehanna 579 539 540 544 524 -55 -9.5%
Tioga 540 546 517 517 495 -45 -8.3%
Union 308 305 336 312 319 11 3.6%
Venango 748 741 775 746 763 15 2.0%
Warren 524 514 503 480 496 -28 -5.3%
Washington 2,219 2,238 2,175 2,207 2,149 -70 -3.2%
Wayne 588 610 607 628 632 44 7.5%
Westmoreland 4,349 4,224 4,092 4,246 4,230 -119 -2.7%
Wyoming 331 360 326 406 350 19 5.7%
York 4,205 4,408 4,498 4,503 4,627 422 10.0%
TOTAL 131,436 129,958 129,040 132,246 134,061 2,625 2.0%
*Projected
Sources: Pennsylvania Department of Higher Education
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Table I.1.4
APPLICATIONS, ACCEPTANCES, AND ENROLLMENTS BY UNIVERSITY, 1996 to 2001
PENNSYLVANIA ONLY
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN
UNIVERSITY 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
BLOOMSBURG
APPLICATIONS 4,987 5,359 5,121 5,499 5,294 5,406
ACCEPTANCES 3,376 3,143 3,049 3,157 3,187 4,249
ENROLLMENTS 1,389 1,215 1,243 1,261 1,258 1,484
PCT. ACCEPTED 67.7% 58.6% 59.5% 57.4% 60.2% 78.6%
PCT. ACCEPTED ENROLLED 41.1% 38.7% 40.8% 39.9% 39.5% 34.9%
CALIFORNIA
APPLICATIONS 1,966 2,398 2,335 2,450 2,302 2,217
ACCEPTANCES 1,635 1,977 1,685 1,970 1,784 1,679
ENROLLMENTS 770 915 890 905 827 806
PCT. ACCEPTED 83.2% 82.4% 72.2% 80.4% 77.5% 75.7%
CHEYNEY
APPLICATIONS 649 607 672 665 887 892
ACCEPTANCES 451 459 454 546 726 642
ENROLLMENTS 179 185 159 212 248 231
PCT. ACCEPTED 69.5% 75.6% 67.6% 82.1% 81.8% 72.0%
CLARION
APPLICATIONS 2,909 2,805 2,724 2,760 2,815 3,006
ACCEPTANCES 2,600 2,558 2,506 2,537 2,456 2,442
ENROLLMENTS 1,271 1,277 1,227 1,278 1,272 1,279
PCT. ACCEPTED 89.4% 91.2% 92.0% 91.9% 87.2% 81.2%
EAST STROUDSBURG
APPLICATIONS 2,642 2,723 2,601 2,744 2,657 2,827
ACCEPTANCES 1,822 1,893 1,826 1,877 1,897 2,086
ENROLLMENTS 733 712 713 681 713 749
PCT. ACCEPTED 69.0% 69.5% 70.2% 68.4% 71.4% 73.8%
EDINBORO
APPLICATIONS 3,160 3,135 2,836 2,777 2,797 2,740
ACCEPTANCES 2,532 2,515 2,286 2,173 2,300 2,271
ENROLLMENTS 1,218 1,198 1,127 1,144 1,134 1,218
PCT. ACCEPTED 80.1% 80.2% 80.6% 78.2% 82.2% 82.9%
INDIANA (Main Campus)
APPLICATIONS 6,598 6,410 6,744 6,608 7,259 7,070
ACCEPTANCES 4,010 3,984 4,233 3,928 4,449 4,289
ENROLLMENTS 1,701 2,180 2,252 2,139 2,502 2,240
PCT. ACCEPTED 60.8% 62.2% 62.8% 59.4% 61.3% 60.7%
INDIANA (Branch Campuses)
APPLICATIONS 970 941 1,115 1,144 633 702
ACCEPTANCES 970 941 1,115 1,140 633 702
ENROLLMENTS 415 337 379 300 232 229
PCT. ACCEPTED 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 99.7% 100.0% 100.0%
KUTZTOWN
APPLICATIONS 3,960 4,007 4,092 4,304 4,564 5,220
ACCEPTANCES 2,903 3,154 3,081 3,227 3,335 3,593
ENROLLMENTS 1,294 1,312 1,247 1,338 1,346 1,468
PCT. ACCEPTED 73.3% 78.7% 75.3% 75.0% 73.1% 68.8%
LOCK HAVEN
APPLICATIONS 2,605 2,590 2,387 2,556 2,682 2,684
ACCEPTANCES 2,243 2,216 2,283 2,103 2,110 2,171
ENROLLMENTS 717 758 738 837 793 892
PCT. ACCEPTED 86.1% 85.6% 95.6% 82.3% 78.7% 80.9%
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Table I.1.4
PENNSYLVANIA ONLY
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN
UNIVERSITY 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
MANSFIELD
APPLICATIONS 1,636 1,640 1,657 1,439 1,467 1,618
ACCEPTANCES 1,381 1,459 1,377 1,176 1,133 1,229
ENROLLMENTS 547 530 561 496 524 528
PCT. ACCEPTED 84.4% 89.0% 83.1% 81.7% 77.2% 76.0%
MILLERSVILLE
APPLICATIONS 5,256 5,237 5,272 5,243 5,056 4,961
ACCEPTANCES 2,907 3,043 3,167 3,641 3,612 3,369
ENROLLMENTS 999 1,059 1,108 1,224 1,254 1,218
PCT. ACCEPTED 55.3% 58.1% 60.1% 69.4% 71.4% 67.9%
SHIPPENSBURG
APPLICATIONS 4,607 4,598 4,721 5,265 5,200 5,540
ACCEPTANCES 3,238 3,166 3,157 3,349 3,365 3,412
ENROLLMENTS 1,183 1,223 1,129 1,292 1,427 1,351
PCT. ACCEPTED 70.3% 68.9% 66.9% 63.6% 64.7% 61.6%
SLIPPERY ROCK
APPLICATIONS 3,449 3,420 3,346 2,618 2,814 2,851
ACCEPTANCES 2,722 2,853 2,820 2,371 2,409 2,356
ENROLLMENTS 1,104 1,124 1,172 1,236 1,249 1,204
PCT. ACCEPTED 78.9% 83.4% 84.3% 90.6% 85.6% 82.6%
WEST CHESTER
APPLICATIONS 4,762 5,729 5,717 6,067 6,293 6,932
ACCEPTANCES 2,865 3,214 3,287 3,416 3,484 3,312
ENROLLMENTS 1,222 1,345 1,355 1,449 1,463 1,411
PCT. ACCEPTED 60.2% 56.1% 57.5% 56.3% 55.4% 47.8%
SYSTEM TOTALS
APPLICATIONS 50,156 51,599 51,340 52,139 52,720 54,666
ACCEPTANCES 35,655 36,575 36,326 36,611 36,880 37,802
ENROLLMENTS 14,742 15,370 15,300 15,792 16,242 16,308
PCT. ACCEPTED 71.1% 70.9% 70.8% 70.2% 70.0% 69.2%
SOURCE: PDE 327 Reports
Table I.1.5
NON-RESIDENTS
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN
UNIVERSITY 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
BLOOMSBURG
APPLICATIONS 1,098 1,156 1,000 1,106 987 1,007
ACCEPTANCES 747 670 588 618 626 834
ENROLLMENTS 177 158 164 142 168 208
PCT. ACCEPTED 68.0% 58.0% 58.8% 55.9% 63.4% 82.8%
CALIFORNIA
APPLICATIONS 305 390 473 443 330 354
ACCEPTANCES 254 334 274 373 280 295
ENROLLMENTS 54 66 60 57 44 33
PCT. ACCEPTED 83.3% 85.6% 57.9% 84.2% 84.8% 83.3%
CHEYNEY
APPLICATIONS 300 289 446 273 288 362
ACCEPTANCES 220 218 321 231 243 235
ENROLLMENTS 57 58 78 64 53 70
PCT. ACCEPTED 73.3% 75.4% 72.0% 84.6% 84.4% 64.9%
CLARION
APPLICATIONS 179 164 182 302 383 406
ACCEPTANCES 154 136 161 259 298 306
ENROLLMENTS 42 32 50 74 98 87
PCT. ACCEPTED 86.0% 82.9% 88.5% 85.8% 77.8% 75.4%
EAST STROUDSBURG
APPLICATIONS 1,176 1,312 1,273 1,320 1,245 1,345
ACCEPTANCES 816 960 818 845 833 976
ENROLLMENTS 168 186 167 178 172 234
PCT. ACCEPTED 69.4% 73.2% 64.3% 64.0% 66.9% 72.6%
EDINBORO
APPLICATIONS 533 508 480 698 740 835
ACCEPTANCES 358 380 348 496 547 611
ENROLLMENTS 78 94 115 172 207 233
PCT. ACCEPTED 67.2% 74.8% 72.5% 71.1% 73.9% 73.2%
APPLICATIONS 778 822 677 749 708 758
ACCEPTANCES 550 561 459 434 458 519
ENROLLMENTS 101 118 126 88 111 118
PCT. ACCEPTED 70.7% 68.2% 67.8% 57.9% 64.7% 68.5%
APPLICATIONS 25 20 27 35 15 27
ACCEPTANCES 25 20 27 33 15 27
ENROLLMENTS 4 5 15 4 5 6
PCT. ACCEPTED 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 94.3% 100.0% 100.0%
KUTZTOWN
APPLICATIONS 902 935 871 985 969 1,032
ACCEPTANCES 623 707 631 762 689 709
ENROLLMENTS 154 194 175 216 184 192
PCT. ACCEPTED 69.1% 75.6% 72.4% 77.4% 71.1% 68.7%
LOCK HAVEN
APPLICATIONS 526 499 610 644 741 767
ACCEPTANCES 500 472 598 557 587 629
ENROLLMENTS 75 67 98 102 127 129
PCT. ACCEPTED 95.1% 94.6% 98.0% 86.5% 79.2% 82.0%
Table I.1.5
NON-RESIDENTS
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN
UNIVERSITY 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
MANSFIELD
APPLICATIONS 332 317 418 458 549 527
ACCEPTANCES 287 280 306 370 390 352
ENROLLMENTS 51 76 91 127 127 122
PCT. ACCEPTED 86.4% 88.3% 73.2% 80.8% 71.0% 66.8%
MILLERSVILLE
APPLICATIONS 588 733 640 605 552 501
ACCEPTANCES 319 418 376 400 362 315
ENROLLMENTS 44 76 52 60 53 53
PCT. ACCEPTED 54.3% 57.0% 58.8% 66.1% 65.6% 62.9%
SHIPPENSBURG
APPLICATIONS 672 664 727 836 808 917
ACCEPTANCES 469 450 522 526 560 622
ENROLLMENTS 94 71 85 92 105 135
PCT. ACCEPTED 69.8% 67.8% 71.8% 62.9% 69.3% 67.8%
SLIPPERY ROCK
APPLICATIONS 546 548 549 366 574 578
ACCEPTANCES 449 455 473 345 413 409
ENROLLMENTS 95 84 99 84 122 106
PCT. ACCEPTED 82.2% 83.0% 86.2% 94.3% 72.0% 70.8%
WEST CHESTER
APPLICATIONS 1,530 1,671 1,730 1,758 1,594 1,913
ACCEPTANCES 1,002 1,060 1,123 1,109 979 930
ENROLLMENTS 238 239 287 271 265 221
PCT. ACCEPTED 65.5% 63.4% 64.9% 63.1% 61.4% 48.6%
SYSTEM TOTALS
APPLICATIONS 9,490 10,028 10,103 10,578 10,483 11,329
ACCEPTANCES 6,773 7,121 7,025 7,358 7,280 7,769
ENROLLMENTS 1,432 1,524 1,662 1,731 1,841 1,947
PCT. ACCEPTED 71.4% 71.0% 69.5% 69.6% 69.4% 68.6%
Table I.1.6
TOTAL
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN
UNIVERSITY 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
BLOOMSBURG
APPLICATIONS 6,085 6,515 6,121 6,605 6,281 6,413
ACCEPTANCES 4,123 3,813 3,637 3,775 3,813 5,083
ENROLLMENTS 1,566 1,373 1,407 1,403 1,426 1,692
PCT. ACCEPTED 67.8% 58.5% 59.4% 57.2% 60.7% 79.3%
CALIFORNIA
APPLICATIONS 2,271 2,788 2,808 2,893 2,632 2,571
ACCEPTANCES 1,889 2,311 1,959 2,343 2,064 1,974
ENROLLMENTS 824 981 950 962 871 839
PCT. ACCEPTED 83.2% 82.9% 69.8% 81.0% 78.4% 76.8%
CHEYNEY
APPLICATIONS 949 896 1,118 938 1,175 1,254
ACCEPTANCES 671 677 775 777 969 877
ENROLLMENTS 236 243 237 276 301 301
PCT. ACCEPTED 70.7% 75.6% 69.3% 82.8% 82.5% 69.9%
CLARION
APPLICATIONS 3,088 2,969 2,906 3,062 3,198 3,412
ACCEPTANCES 2,754 2,694 2,667 2,796 2,754 2,748
ENROLLMENTS 1,313 1,309 1,277 1,352 1,370 1,366
PCT. ACCEPTED 89.2% 90.7% 91.8% 91.3% 86.1% 80.5%
EAST STROUDSBURG
APPLICATIONS 3,818 4,035 3,874 4,064 3,902 4,172
ACCEPTANCES 2,638 2,853 2,644 2,722 2,730 3,062
ENROLLMENTS 901 898 880 859 885 983
PCT. ACCEPTED 69.1% 70.7% 68.2% 67.0% 70.0% 73.4%
EDINBORO
APPLICATIONS 3,693 3,643 3,316 3,475 3,537 3,575
ACCEPTANCES 2,890 2,895 2,634 2,669 2,847 2,882
ENROLLMENTS 1,296 1,292 1,242 1,316 1,341 1,451
PCT. ACCEPTED 78.3% 79.5% 79.4% 76.8% 80.5% 80.6%
APPLICATIONS 7,376 7,232 7,421 7,357 7,967 7,828
ACCEPTANCES 4,560 4,545 4,692 4,362 4,907 4,808
ENROLLMENTS 1,802 2,298 2,378 2,227 2,613 2,358
PCT. ACCEPTED 61.8% 62.8% 63.2% 59.3% 61.6% 61.4%
APPLICATIONS 995 961 1,142 1,179 648 729
ACCEPTANCES 995 961 1,142 1,173 648 729
ENROLLMENTS 419 342 394 304 237 235
PCT. ACCEPTED 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 99.5% 100.0% 100.0%
KUTZTOWN
APPLICATIONS 4,862 4,942 4,963 5,289 5,533 6,252
ACCEPTANCES 3,526 3,861 3,712 3,989 4,024 4,302
ENROLLMENTS 1,448 1,506 1,422 1,554 1,530 1,660
PCT. ACCEPTED 72.5% 78.1% 74.8% 75.4% 72.7% 68.8%
LOCK HAVEN
APPLICATIONS 3,131 3,089 2,997 3,200 3,423 3,451
ACCEPTANCES 2,743 2,688 2,881 2,660 2,697 2,800
ENROLLMENTS 792 825 836 939 920 1,021
PCT. ACCEPTED 87.6% 87.0% 96.1% 83.1% 78.8% 81.1%
Table I.1.6
TOTAL
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN
UNIVERSITY 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
MANSFIELD
APPLICATIONS 1,968 1,957 2,075 1,897 2,016 2,145
ACCEPTANCES 1,668 1,739 1,683 1,546 1,523 1,581
ENROLLMENTS 598 606 652 623 651 650
PCT. ACCEPTED 84.8% 88.9% 81.1% 81.5% 75.5% 73.7%
MILLERSVILLE
APPLICATIONS 5,844 5,970 5,912 5,848 5,608 5,462
ACCEPTANCES 3,226 3,461 3,543 4,041 3,974 3,684
ENROLLMENTS 1,043 1,135 1,160 1,284 1,307 1,271
PCT. ACCEPTED 55.2% 58.0% 59.9% 69.1% 70.9% 67.4%
SHIPPENSBURG
APPLICATIONS 5,279 5,262 5,448 6,101 6,008 6,457
ACCEPTANCES 3,707 3,616 3,679 3,875 3,925 4,034
ENROLLMENTS 1,277 1,294 1,214 1,384 1,532 1,486
PCT. ACCEPTED 70.2% 68.7% 67.5% 63.5% 65.3% 62.5%
SLIPPERY ROCK
APPLICATIONS 3,995 3,968 3,895 2,984 3,388 3,429
ACCEPTANCES 3,171 3,308 3,293 2,716 2,822 2,765
ENROLLMENTS 1,199 1,208 1,271 1,320 1,371 1,310
PCT. ACCEPTED 79.4% 83.4% 84.5% 91.0% 83.3% 80.6%
WEST CHESTER
APPLICATIONS 6,292 7,400 7,447 7,825 7,887 8,845
ACCEPTANCES 3,867 4,274 4,410 4,525 4,463 4,242
ENROLLMENTS 1,460 1,584 1,642 1,720 1,728 1,632
PCT. ACCEPTED 61.5% 57.8% 59.2% 57.8% 56.6% 48.0%
SYSTEM TOTALS
APPLICATIONS 59,646 61,627 61,443 62,717 63,203 65,995
ACCEPTANCES 42,428 43,696 43,351 43,969 44,160 45,571
ENROLLMENTS 16,174 16,894 16,962 17,523 18,083 18,255
PCT. ACCEPTED 71.1% 70.9% 70.6% 70.1% 69.9% 69.1%
Table I.1.7
APPLICATIONS, ACCEPTANCES, AND ENROLLMENTS BY UNIVERSITY AND RACE, FALL 2001
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American

UNIVERSITY American Indian Asian Latino White Total
PENNSYLVANIA ONLY
BLOOMSBURG
APPLICATIONS 343 11 79 102 4,871 5,406
ACCEPTANCES 224 9 68 88 3,860 4,249
ENROLLMENTS 58 2 15 31 1,378 1,484
% ACCEPTED 65.3% 81.8% 86.1% 86.3% 79.2% 78.6%
% ACCEPTED ENROLLED 25.9% 22.2% 22.1% 35.2% 35.7% 34.9%
CALIFORNIA
APPLICATIONS 290 2 28 14 1,883 2,217
ACCEPTANCES 121 2 21 11 1,524 1,679
ENROLLMENTS 53 1 6 1 745 806
% ACCEPTED 41.7% 100.0% 75.0% 78.6% 80.9% 75.7%
CHEYNEY
ACCEPTANCES 632 2 1 5 2 642
ENROLLMENTS 227 1 1 2 0 231
% ACCEPTED 72.2% 0.0% 0.0% 55.6% 0.0% 72.0%
CLARION
APPLICATIONS 278 4 20 25 2,679 3,006
ACCEPTANCES 167 4 18 21 2,232 2,442
ENROLLMENTS 63 4 10 11 1,191 1,279
% ACCEPTED 60.1% 100.0% 90.0% 84.0% 83.3% 81.2%
EAST STROUDSBURG
APPLICATIONS 179 3 26 85 2,534 2,827
ACCEPTANCES 102 2 19 57 1,906 2,086
ENROLLMENTS 41 1 9 22 676 749
% ACCEPTED 57.0% 66.7% 73.1% 67.1% 75.2% 73.8%
EDINBORO
APPLICATIONS 319 6 15 30 2,370 2,740
ACCEPTANCES 205 4 12 21 2,029 2,271
ENROLLMENTS 102 1 6 9 1,100 1,218
% ACCEPTED 64.3% 66.7% 80.0% 70.0% 85.6% 82.9%
APPLICATIONS 915 15 84 60 5,996 7,070
ACCEPTANCES 222 10 49 28 3,980 4,289
ENROLLMENTS 161 7 16 14 2,042 2,240
% ACCEPTED 24.3% 66.7% 58.3% 46.7% 66.4% 60.7%
ACCEPTANCES 60 13 4 5 620 702
ENROLLMENTS 38 2 0 2 187 229
% ACCEPTED 100.0% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%
Source: PDE 327 Reports

Table I.1.7
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American

UNIVERSITY American Indian Asian Latino White Total
PENNSYLVANIA ONLY
KUTZTOWN
APPLICATIONS 542 14 70 168 4,426 5,220
ACCEPTANCES 254 8 47 88 3,196 3,593
ENROLLMENTS 119 4 7 37 1,301 1,468
% ACCEPTED 46.9% 57.1% 67.1% 52.4% 72.2% 68.8%
LOCK HAVEN
APPLICATIONS 144 10 24 37 2,469 2,684
ACCEPTANCES 85 6 20 31 2,029 2,171
ENROLLMENTS 24 4 7 10 847 892
% ACCEPTED 59.0% 60.0% 83.3% 83.8% 82.2% 80.9%
MANSFIELD
APPLICATIONS 142 10 7 22 1,437 1,618
ACCEPTANCES 72 3 4 16 1,134 1,229
ENROLLMENTS 20 3 1 8 496 528
% ACCEPTED 50.7% 30.0% 57.1% 72.7% 78.9% 76.0%
MILLERSVILLE
APPLICATIONS 479 11 91 125 4,255 4,961
ACCEPTANCES 290 6 68 90 2,915 3,369
ENROLLMENTS 72 2 17 36 1,091 1,218
% ACCEPTED 60.5% 54.5% 74.7% 72.0% 68.5% 67.9%
SHIPPENSBURG
APPLICATIONS 435 12 80 68 4,945 5,540
ACCEPTANCES 121 7 54 34 3,196 3,412
ENROLLMENTS 68 3 21 18 1,241 1,351
% ACCEPTED 27.8% 58.3% 67.5% 50.0% 64.6% 61.6%
SLIPPERY ROCK
APPLICATIONS 201 6 17 27 2,600 2,851
ACCEPTANCES 111 3 13 22 2,207 2,356
ENROLLMENTS 49 1 5 11 1,138 1,204
% ACCEPTED 55.2% 50.0% 76.5% 81.5% 84.9% 82.6%
WEST CHESTER
APPLICATIONS 1,160 16 188 152 5,416 6,932
ACCEPTANCES 333 9 98 80 2,792 3,312
ENROLLMENTS 131 6 35 38 1,201 1,411
% ACCEPTED 28.7% 56.3% 52.1% 52.6% 51.6% 47.8%
SYSTEM TOTALS
APPLICATIONS 6,362 135 734 929 46,506 54,666
ACCEPTANCES 2,999 88 496 597 33,622 37,802
ENROLLMENTS 1,226 42 156 250 14,634 16,308
% ACCEPTED 47.1% 65.2% 67.6% 64.3% 72.3% 69.2%

Table I.1.8
FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American Non-Resident

UNIVERSITY American Indian Asian Latino White Aliens Total
NON-PENNSYLVANIA
BLOOMSBURG
APPLICATIONS 23 1 0 27 921 35 1,007
ACCEPTANCES 13 1 0 16 788 16 834
ENROLLMENTS 4 0 0 2 196 6 208
% ACCEPTED 56.5% 100.0% 0.0% 59.3% 85.6% 45.7% 82.8%
% ACCEPTED ENROLLED 30.8% 0.0% 0.0% 12.5% 24.9% 37.5% 24.9%
CALIFORNIA
APPLICATIONS 53 2 0 14 268 17 354
ACCEPTANCES 32 1 0 11 234 17 295
ENROLLMENTS 2 0 0 1 30 0 33
% ACCEPTED 60.4% 0.0% 0.0% 78.6% 87.3% 100.0% 83.3%
CHEYNEY
APPLICATIONS 341 1 0 4 6 10 362
ACCEPTANCES 219 1 0 3 4 8 235
% ACCEPTED 64.2% 0.0% 0.0% 75.0% 0.0% 80.0% 64.9%
CLARION
APPLICATIONS 51 2 7 3 234 109 406
ACCEPTANCES 34 1 7 2 188 74 306
ENROLLMENTS 12 1 0 1 61 12 87
% ACCEPTED 66.7% 50.0% 100.0% 66.7% 80.3% 67.9% 75.4%
EAST STROUDSBURG
APPLICATIONS 33 2 12 57 1,200 41 1,345
ACCEPTANCES 15 1 10 42 893 15 976
ENROLLMENTS 4 0 1 12 213 4 234
% ACCEPTED 45.5% 50.0% 83.3% 73.7% 74.4% 36.6% 72.6%
EDINBORO
APPLICATIONS 87 4 10 16 542 176 835
ACCEPTANCES 57 4 6 11 467 66 611
ENROLLMENTS 21 0 2 3 166 41 233
% ACCEPTED 65.5% 100.0% 60.0% 68.8% 86.2% 37.5% 73.2%
APPLICATIONS 61 5 19 18 433 222 758
ACCEPTANCES 29 4 12 11 332 131 519
ENROLLMENTS 6 1 3 3 66 39 118
% ACCEPTED 47.5% 80.0% 63.2% 61.1% 76.7% 59.0% 68.5%
APPLICATIONS 10 0 0 3 14 0 27
ACCEPTANCES 10 0 0 3 14 0 27
% ACCEPTED 100.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 100.0%

Table I.1.8

NON-PENNSYLVANIA
KUTZTOWN
APPLICATIONS 56 6 17 40 887 26 1,032
ACCEPTANCES 12 2 7 17 661 10 709
ENROLLMENTS 1 0 1 2 182 6 192
% ACCEPTED 21.4% 33.3% 41.2% 42.5% 74.5% 38.5% 68.7%
LOCK HAVEN
APPLICATIONS 44 0 10 22 649 42 767
ACCEPTANCES 23 0 7 17 553 29 629
ENROLLMENTS 6 0 0 0 112 11 129
% ACCEPTED 52.3% 0.0% 70.0% 77.3% 85.2% 69.0% 82.0%
MANSFIELD
APPLICATIONS 33 3 7 5 385 94 527
ACCEPTANCES 18 3 6 4 304 17 352
ENROLLMENTS 5 1 0 2 107 7 122
% ACCEPTED 54.5% 0.0% 85.7% 80.0% 79.0% 18.1% 66.8%
MILLERSVILLE
APPLICATIONS 13 1 5 9 438 35 501
ACCEPTANCES 8 0 5 5 291 6 315
% ACCEPTED 61.5% 0.0% 100.0% 55.6% 66.4% 17.1% 62.9%
SHIPPENSBURG
APPLICATIONS 46 3 18 22 715 113 917
ACCEPTANCES 20 3 13 16 498 72 622
ENROLLMENTS 4 1 1 2 117 10 135
% ACCEPTED 43.5% 100.0% 72.2% 72.7% 69.7% 63.7% 67.8%
SLIPPERY ROCK
APPLICATIONS 17 1 4 12 377 167 578
ACCEPTANCES 10 1 3 10 302 83 409
ENROLLMENTS 3 0 0 2 79 22 106
% ACCEPTED 58.8% 100.0% 75.0% 83.3% 80.1% 49.7% 70.8%
WEST CHESTER
APPLICATIONS 86 2 26 48 1,671 80 1,913
ACCEPTANCES 34 2 16 36 831 11 930
ENROLLMENTS 8 1 2 10 194 6 221
% ACCEPTED 39.5% 100.0% 61.5% 75.0% 49.7% 13.8% 48.6%
SYSTEM TOTALS
APPLICATIONS 954 33 135 300 8,740 1,167 11,329
ACCEPTANCES 534 24 92 204 6,360 555 7,769
ENROLLMENTS 144 5 10 41 1,576 171 1,947
% ACCEPTED 56.0% 72.7% 68.1% 68.0% 72.8% 47.6% 68.6%

Table I.1.9

ALL APPLICANTS
BLOOMSBURG
APPLICATIONS 366 12 79 129 5,792 35 6,413
ACCEPTANCES 237 10 68 104 4,648 16 5,083
ENROLLMENTS 62 2 15 33 1,574 6 1,692
% ACCEPTED 64.8% 83.3% 86.1% 80.6% 80.2% 45.7% 79.3%
CALIFORNIA
APPLICATIONS 343 4 28 28 2,151 17 2,571
ACCEPTANCES 153 3 21 22 1,758 17 1,974
ENROLLMENTS 55 1 6 2 775 0 839
% ACCEPTED 44.6% 75.0% 75.0% 78.6% 81.7% 100.0% 76.8%
CHEYNEY
APPLICATIONS 1,216 3 1 13 11 10 1,254
ACCEPTANCES 851 3 1 8 6 8 877
ENROLLMENTS 292 1 1 3 0 4 301
% ACCEPTED 70.0% 0.0% 100.0% 61.5% 0.0% 80.0% 69.9%
CLARION
APPLICATIONS 329 6 27 28 2,913 109 3,412
ACCEPTANCES 201 5 25 23 2,420 74 2,748
ENROLLMENTS 75 5 10 12 1,252 12 1,366
% ACCEPTED 61.1% 83.3% 92.6% 82.1% 83.1% 67.9% 80.5%
EAST STROUDSBURG
APPLICATIONS 212 5 38 142 3,734 41 4,172
ACCEPTANCES 117 3 29 99 2,799 15 3,062
ENROLLMENTS 45 1 10 34 889 4 983
% ACCEPTED 55.2% 60.0% 76.3% 69.7% 75.0% 36.6% 73.4%
EDINBORO
APPLICATIONS 406 10 25 46 2,912 176 3,575
ACCEPTANCES 262 8 18 32 2,496 66 2,882
ENROLLMENTS 123 1 8 12 1,266 41 1,451
% ACCEPTED 64.5% 80.0% 72.0% 69.6% 85.7% 37.5% 80.6%
APPLICATIONS 976 20 103 78 6,429 222 7,828
ACCEPTANCES 251 14 61 39 4,312 131 4,808
ENROLLMENTS 167 8 19 17 2,108 39 2,358
% ACCEPTED 25.7% 70.0% 59.2% 50.0% 67.1% 59.0% 61.4%
APPLICATIONS 70 13 4 8 634 0 729
ACCEPTANCES 70 13 4 8 634 0 729
ENROLLMENTS 41 2 0 2 190 0 235
% ACCEPTED 100.0% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 0.0% 100.0%

Table I.1.9

ALL APPLICANTS
KUTZTOWN
APPLICATIONS 598 20 87 208 5,313 26 6,252
ACCEPTANCES 266 10 54 105 3,857 10 4,302
ENROLLMENTS 120 4 8 39 1,483 6 1,660
% ACCEPTED 44.5% 50.0% 62.1% 50.5% 72.6% 38.5% 68.8%
LOCK HAVEN
APPLICATIONS 188 10 34 59 3,118 42 3,451
ACCEPTANCES 108 6 27 48 2,582 29 2,800
ENROLLMENTS 30 4 7 10 959 11 1,021
% ACCEPTED 57.4% 60.0% 79.4% 81.4% 82.8% 69.0% 81.1%
MANSFIELD
APPLICATIONS 175 13 14 27 1,822 94 2,145
ACCEPTANCES 90 6 10 20 1,438 17 1,581
ENROLLMENTS 25 4 1 10 603 7 650
% ACCEPTED 51.4% 46.2% 71.4% 74.1% 78.9% 18.1% 73.7%
MILLERSVILLE
APPLICATIONS 492 12 96 134 4,693 35 5,462
ACCEPTANCES 298 6 73 95 3,206 6 3,684
ENROLLMENTS 72 2 17 36 1,141 3 1,271
% ACCEPTED 60.6% 50.0% 76.0% 70.9% 68.3% 17.1% 67.4%
SHIPPENSBURG
APPLICATIONS 481 15 98 90 5,660 113 6,457
ACCEPTANCES 141 10 67 50 3,694 72 4,034
ENROLLMENTS 72 4 22 20 1,358 10 1,486
% ACCEPTED 29.3% 66.7% 68.4% 55.6% 65.3% 63.7% 62.5%
SLIPPERY ROCK
APPLICATIONS 218 7 21 39 2,977 167 3,429
ACCEPTANCES 121 4 16 32 2,509 83 2,765
ENROLLMENTS 52 1 5 13 1,217 22 1,310
% ACCEPTED 55.5% 57.1% 76.2% 82.1% 84.3% 49.7% 80.6%
WEST CHESTER
APPLICATIONS 1,246 18 214 200 7,087 80 8,845
ACCEPTANCES 367 11 114 116 3,623 11 4,242
ENROLLMENTS 139 7 37 48 1,395 6 1,632
% ACCEPTED 29.5% 61.1% 53.3% 58.0% 51.1% 13.8% 48.0%
SYSTEM TOTALS
APPLICATIONS 7,316 168 869 1,229 55,246 1,167 65,995
ACCEPTANCES 3,533 112 588 801 39,982 555 45,571
ENROLLMENTS 1,370 47 166 291 16,210 171 18,255
% ACCEPTED 48.3% 66.7% 67.7% 65.2% 72.4% 47.6% 69.1%

Table I.2.1
Headcount Enrollment by University, Fall 2000 and Fall 2001
Percent
University 2000 2001 Change Change
Bloomsburg 7,548 7,914 366 4.85%
California 5,899 5,948 49 0.83%
Cheyney 1,496 1,514 18 1.20%
Clarion 6,192 6,271 79 1.28%
East Stroudsburg 5,811 5,996 185 3.18%
Edinboro 7,212 7,498 286 3.97%
Indiana 13,410 13,457 47 0.35%
Kutztown 8,033 8,268 235 2.93%
Lock Haven 3,945 4,252 307 7.78%
Mansfield 3,113 3,303 190 6.10%
Millersville 7,378 7,556 178 2.41%
Shippensburg 7,012 7,193 181 2.58%
Slippery Rock 6,952 7,197 245 3.52%
West Chester 12,274 12,244 -30 -0.24%
SYSTEM TOTALS 96,275 98,611 2,336 2.43%
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Table I.2.2
Headcount Enrollment by University, Spring 2001 and Spring 2002
Percent
University 2001 2002 Change Change
Bloomsburg 7,095 7,495 400 5.64%
California 5,497 5,922 425 7.73%
Cheyney 1,517 1,963 446 29.40%
Clarion 5,675 5,814 139 2.45%
East Stroudsburg 5,718 5,564 -154 -2.69%
Edinboro 6,615 7,016 401 6.06%
Indiana 12,313 12,573 260 2.11%
Kutztown 7,409 7,565 156 2.11%
Lock Haven 3,630 4,000 370 10.19%
Mansfield 2,845 3,009 164 5.76%
Millersville 7,107 7,235 128 1.80%
Shippensburg 6,540 6,824 284 4.34%
Slippery Rock 6,391 6,631 240 3.76%
West Chester 11,468 11,495 27 0.24%
SYSTEM TOTALS 89,820 93,106 3,286 3.66%

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Table I.2.3
Headcount Enrollment by University by Race, Fall 2001
Non-Resident African- Native Percent

University Aliens American American Asian Latino White TOTAL Minority*
Bloomsburg 79 211 21 65 110 7,428 7,914 5.14%
California 61 268 20 23 33 5,543 5,948 5.78%
Cheyney 24 1,419 4 8 21 38 1,514 95.90%
Clarion 104 293 11 37 46 5,780 6,271 6.17%
East Stroudsburg 59 205 7 76 166 5,483 5,996 7.57%
Edinboro 223 419 16 47 78 6,715 7,498 7.47%
Indiana 520 804 33 106 113 11,881 13,457 7.85%
Kutztown 120 340 17 76 180 7,535 8,268 7.41%
Lock Haven 103 123 12 29 41 3,944 4,252 4.82%
Mansfield 43 104 25 17 30 3,084 3,303 5.33%
Millersville 43 407 14 101 169 6,822 7,556 9.15%
Shippensburg 100 274 20 68 78 6,653 7,193 6.12%
Slippery Rock 224 210 18 35 45 6,665 7,197 4.28%
West Chester 98 911 24 240 210 10,761 12,244 11.31%
SYSTEM TOTALS 1,801 5,988 242 928 1,320 88,332 98,611 8.60%
Percent of Total 1.83% 6.07% 0.25% 0.94% 1.34% 89.58% 100.00%
*excludes Non-resident aliens

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Table I.2.4
Headcount Enrollment by Race,1996 to 2001
Non-Resident African- Native Percent
Year Aliens American American Asian Latino White TOTAL Minority*
1996 1,547 5,087 242 773 1,051 85,011 93,711 7.63%
1997 1,301 5,343 246 881 1,100 85,366 94,237 8.03%
1998 1,310 5,652 267 909 1,166 85,748 95,052 8.41%
1999 1,442 5,839 223 878 1,175 85,665 95,222 8.52%
2000 1,586 5,739 216 915 1,210 86,609 96,275 8.39%
2001 1,801 5,988 242 928 1,320 88,332 98,611 8.60%
Change 254 901 0 155 269 3,321
% Change 16.4% 17.7% 0.0% 20.1% 25.6% 3.9%

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Table I.2.5
Headcount Enrollment by University, Level and Status, Fall 2001
Percent Percent Total

University Undergrad Graduate Undergrad Full-time Part-time Full-time Enrollments
Bloomsburg 7,222 692 91.3% 6,856 1,058 86.6% 7,914
California 5,076 872 85.3% 4,740 1,208 79.7% 5,948
Cheyney 1,198 316 79.1% 1,097 417 72.5% 1,514
Clarion 5,812 459 92.7% 5,406 865 86.2% 6,271
East Stroudsburg 4,967 1,029 82.8% 4,672 1,324 77.9% 5,996
Edinboro 6,684 814 89.1% 6,459 1,039 86.1% 7,498
Indiana 11,763 1,694 87.4% 11,606 1,851 86.2% 13,457
Kutztown 7,293 975 88.2% 6,764 1,504 81.8% 8,268
Lock Haven 4,081 171 96.0% 3,867 385 90.9% 4,252
Mansfield 3019 284 91.4% 2,745 558 83.1% 3,303
Millersville 6,597 959 87.3% 5,888 1,668 77.9% 7,556
Shippensburg 6,238 955 86.7% 6,175 1,018 85.8% 7,193
Slippery Rock 6,500 697 90.3% 6,248 949 86.8% 7,197
West Chester 10,220 2,024 83.5% 9,296 2,948 75.9% 12,244
SYSTEM TOTALS 86,670 11,941 87.9% 81,819 16,792 83.0% 98,611

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Table I.2.6
Headcount Enrollment by University, Gender and Residency, Fall 2001
Percent Non- Percent Total

University Female Male Female Residents Residents Residents Enrollments
Bloomsburg 4,892 3,022 61.8% 7147 767 90.3% 7,914
California 3,259 2,689 54.8% 5,656 292 95.1% 5,948
Cheyney 887 627 58.6% 1,291 223 85.3% 1,514
Clarion 3,935 2,336 62.7% 5,906 365 94.2% 6,271
East Stroudsburg 3,621 2,375 60.4% 4,962 1,034 82.8% 5,996
Edinboro 4,396 3,102 58.6% 6,563 935 87.5% 7,498
Indiana 7,601 5,856 56.5% 12,389 1,068 92.1% 13,457
Kutztown 5,079 3,189 61.4% 7,456 812 90.2% 8,268
Lock Haven 2,517 1,735 59.2% 3,777 475 88.8% 4,252
Mansfield 2,023 1,280 61.2% 2,531 772 76.6% 3,303
Millersville 4545 3011 60.2% 7,260 296 96.1% 7,556
Shippensburg 3,987 3,206 55.4% 6,713 480 93.3% 7,193
Slippery Rock 4,252 2,945 59.1% 6,626 571 92.1% 7,197
West Chester 7,552 4,692 61.7% 10,860 1,384 88.7% 12,244
SYSTEM TOTALS 58,546 40,065 59.4% 89,137 9,474 90.4% 98,611

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Table I.2.7
Unduplicated Enrollment by University, 2000-01
Summer 2000, Fall 2000, Spring 2001*
University Headcount
Bloomsburg 9,215
California 8,101
Cheyney 2,121
Clarion 7,132
East Stroudsburg 8,131
Edinboro 8,536
Indiana 15,972
Kutztown 9,289
Lock Haven 4,561
Mansfield 3,682
Millersville 11,268
Shippensburg 10,466
Slippery Rock 8,242
West Chester 15,570
SYSTEM TOTAL 122,286
Source: System Universities
*includes all inter-sessions
Table I.2.8
Annualized Year FTE Enrollment by University by Level, 2000-01
University Undergraduate Graduate Total

Bloomsburg 6,824.2 539.3 7,363.5
California 4,815.2 807.7 5,622.8
Cheyney 1,104.4 339.7 1,444.1
Clarion 5,582.6 340.5 5,923.1
East Stroudsburg 4,663.9 849.8 5,513.7
Edinboro 6,249.9 554.9 6,804.8
Indiana 11,373.8 1,253.8 12,627.6
Kutztown 6,650.0 569.6 7,219.6
Lock Haven 3,664.1 171.8 3,835.9
Mansfield 2,746.8 143.1 2,889.9
Millersville 6,081.5 1,037.9 7,119.3
Shippensburg 5,821.9 583.9 6,405.8
Slippery Rock 6,175.5 584.3 6,759.8
West Chester 9,892.5 1,187.9 11,080.4
SYSTEM TOTAL 81,646.2 8,964.0 90,610.2

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Table I.2.9
FTE Enrollment by University by Level, Fall 2001

Bloomsburg 6930.9 331.8 7262.6
California 4686.1 504.7 5190.7
Cheyney 1114.5 127.5 1242.0
Clarion 5551.5 255.9 5807.4
East Stroudsburg 4511.7 510.0 5021.7
Edinboro 6310.2 498.4 6808.6
Indiana 10907.2 906.3 11813.5
Kutztown 6820.6 424.9 7245.5
Lock Haven 3850.3 143.9 3994.2
Mansfield 2832.4 120.5 2952.9
Millersville 5946.7 416.1 6362.8
Shippensburg 5952.0 398.5 6350.5
Slippery Rock 6190.5 442.6 6633.1
West Chester 9344.0 872.8 10216.9
System Total 80948.6 5953.9 86902.5
Table I.2.10
FTE Enrollment by University by Level, Spring 2002

Bloomsburg 6442.7 343.0 6785.7
California 4421.4 509.0 4930.4
Cheyney 1250.2 194.6 1444.8
Clarion 5135.2 253.6 5388.8
East Stroudsburg 4165.4 512.1 4677.5
Edinboro 5772.0 518.3 6290.3
Indiana 10047.5 895.0 10942.5
Kutztown 6254.1 435.0 6689.1
Lock Haven 3577.0 129.8 3706.8
Mansfield 2566.3 131.1 2697.4
Millersville 5651.9 395.6 6047.5
Shippensburg 5598.5 424.3 6022.8
Slippery Rock 5650.5 418.8 6069.4
West Chester 8718.3 880.4 9598.8
System Total 75251.1 6040.4 81291.6
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Figure 3: Headcount Enrollment,

State System of Higher Education, Fall 1984 to 2001
100,000
90,000
Total Headcount Enrollment
80,000
70,000
60,000
1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Fall

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Table I.2.11
Headcount Enrollment by University, Fall 1992 to 2001
1992-01 Percent
University 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Change Change
Bloomsburg 7,551 7,375 7,277 7,312 7,438 7,499 7,647 7,567 7,548 7,914 363 4.81%
California 6,484 6,330 6,215 6,015 5,636 5,783 5,800 5,816 5,899 5,948 -536 -8.27%
Cheyney 1,548 1,519 1,357 1,386 1,360 1,430 1,743 1,821 1,496 1,514 -34 -2.20%
Clarion 6,159 5,881 5,637 5,860 5,886 5,948 5,866 6,028 6,192 6,271 112 1.82%
East Stroudsburg 5,352 5,403 5,527 5,491 5,552 5,687 5,790 5,802 5,811 5,996 644 12.03%
Edinboro 8,202 7,730 7,484 7,477 7,178 7,083 7,108 7,079 7,212 7,498 -704 -8.58%
Indiana 14,357 14,062 13,814 13,879 13,680 13,736 13,790 13,442 13,410 13,457 -900 -6.27%
Kutztown 7,791 7,764 7,916 7,811 7,843 7,920 7,903 8,069 8,033 8,268 477 6.12%
Lock Haven 3,895 3,730 3,690 3,529 3,532 3,538 3,718 3,857 3,945 4,252 357 9.17%
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Mansfield 3,223 3,223 2,992 2,954 2,897 2,907 2,979 3,063 3,113 3,303 80 2.48%
Millersville 7,791 7,382 7,417 7,510 7,474 7,564 7,466 7,307 7,378 7,556 -235 -3.02%
Shippensburg 6,688 6,542 6,603 6,601 6,683 6,674 6,741 6,676 7,012 7,193 505 7.55%
Slippery Rock 7,777 7,677 7,563 7,493 7,291 7,038 6,923 6,803 6,952 7,197 -580 -7.46%
West Chester 11,806 11,344 11,168 11,055 11,261 11,430 11,578 11,892 12,274 12,244 438 3.71%
SYSTEM TOTALS 98,624 95,962 94,660 94,373 93,711 94,237 95,052 95,222 96,275 98,611 -13 -0.01%

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Table I.2.12
FTE Enrollment by University
Fall 1992 to 2001
1992-01 Percent
UNIVERSITY 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Change Change
Bloomsburg 6,654 6,529 6,442 6,437 6,671 6,815 6,890 6,844 6,855 7,263 609 9.15%
California 5,424 5,303 5,255 5,223 4,869 5,158 5,101 5,185 5,211 5,191 -233 -4.30%
Cheyney 1,386 1,332 1,201 1,214 1,207 1,193 1,306 1,340 1,173 1,242 -144 -10.39%
Clarion 5,658 5,461 5,206 5,354 5,424 5,551 5,498 5,639 5,718 5,807 149 2.64%
East Stroudsburg 4,406 4,441 4,617 4,562 4,592 4,765 4,832 4,807 4,817 5,022 616 13.97%
Edinboro 7,404 7,012 6,768 6,715 6,361 6,306 6,285 6,251 6,520 6,809 -595 -8.04%
Indiana 12,637 12,448 12,240 12,188 12,169 12,212 12,312 11,950 11,854 11,814 -824 -6.52%
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Kutztown 6,591 6,625 6,701 6,584 6,666 6,713 6,768 6,976 6,984 7,246 655 9.93%
Lock Haven 3,619 3,432 3,418 3,276 3,273 3,346 3,488 3,603 3,686 3,994 375 10.37%
Mansfield 3,031 2,994 2,798 2,733 2,697 2,680 2,744 2,771 2,817 2,953 -78 -2.58%
Millersville 6,087 5,843 5,930 6,073 6,094 6,176 6,160 6,128 6,217 6,363 276 4.53%
Shippensburg 5,804 5,746 5,776 5,769 5,837 5,894 5,946 5,890 6,129 6,351 547 9.42%
Slippery Rock 6,921 6,830 6,687 6,671 6,442 6,392 6,333 6,307 6,439 6,633 -288 -4.16%
West Chester 9,466 9,234 8,977 8,956 9,166 9,388 9,668 9,956 10,227 10216.9 751 7.93%
SYSTEM TOTALS 85,088 83,230 82,016 81,755 81,468 82,589 83,331 83,647 84,649 86,903 1,815 2.13%

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Table I.2.13
Full-Time and Part-Time Enrollment by Gender, Fall 1984 to 2001
Full-Time Part-Time Total

Fall Men Women Men Women Men Women Grand Total
1984 31,218 35,071 6,374 9,850 37,592 44,921 82,513
1985 31,207 35,599 6,233 10,129 37,440 45,728 83,168
1986 31,227 36,886 6,473 11,579 37,700 48,465 86,165
1987 31,768 39,216 6,435 12,081 38,203 51,297 89,500
1988 32,266 40,974 6,521 12,614 38,787 53,588 92,375
1989 32,995 42,951 6,850 13,572 39,845 56,523 96,368
1990 33,668 44,383 6,955 14,076 40,623 58,459 99,082
1991 34,327 45,343 6,931 13,249 41,258 58,592 99,850
1992 34,148 44,789 6,798 12,889 40,946 57,678 98,624
1993 33,625 43,788 6,439 12,110 40,064 55,898 95,962
1994 33,196 43,332 6,323 11,809 39,519 55,141 94,660
1995 33,021 43,381 6,144 11,827 39,165 55,208 94,373
1996 32,282 42,332 6,795 12,302 39,077 54,634 93,711
1997 33,402 44,176 5,735 10,924 39,137 55,100 94,237
1998 33,246 44,775 5,802 11,229 39,048 56,004 95,052
1999 33,275 45,412 5,724 10,811 38,999 56,223 95,222
2000 33,604 46,081 5,616 10,974 39,220 57,055 96,275
2001 34,362 47,457 5,703 11,089 40,065 58,546 98,611
Source: HEGIS, IPEDS Reports and System Universities

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Planning, Budgeting, and Policy Analysis Division Table I.2.14 State System Factbook 2001-2002
System Research Office Students by County by University
Fall 2001
County BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE Total
Adams 20 8 22 17 6 43 23 25 8 94 227 9 29 531
Allegheny 17 1,168 22 993 7 690 1,945 9 58 7 18 56 1,324 24 6,338
Armstrong 29 224 35 542 1 4 1 2 4 105 947
Beaver 3 82 12 198 170 192 1 5 3 5 10 439 1,120
Bedford 3 32 10 6 59 2 15 2 3 46 10 1 189
Berks 224 21 3 16 101 9 164 1,808 83 58 365 245 34 357 3,488
Blair 12 11 36 3 22 242 2 67 14 9 51 41 8 518
Bradford 76 3 12 18 22 49 25 75 463 8 34 13 2 800
Bucks 539 19 11 29 304 23 181 594 130 30 385 308 31 746 3,330
Butler 1 70 312 2 102 295 4 13 4 3 8 1,301 2 2,117
Cambria 8 86 1 75 2 35 839 2 28 5 9 58 110 9 1,267
Cameron 1 1 11 9 13 3 6 3 3 50
Carbon 94 2 4 121 2 19 132 22 18 22 12 7 15 470
Centre 19 7 37 5 10 43 4 301 11 11 30 21 10 509
Chester 158 26 62 24 99 14 183 283 61 16 371 318 25 3,562 5,202
Clarion 1 11 692 1 40 61 1 12 1 2 3 63 1 889
Clearfield 21 8 234 23 170 4 345 9 9 9 44 1 877
Clinton 22 1 7 3 7 13 4 547 22 3 5 9 4 647
Columbia 922 1 8 9 7 21 34 23 23 20 17 7 16 1,108
Crawford 1 6 1 137 993 73 1 4 9 6 2 145 2 1,380
31
Cumberland 88 22 39 31 23 199 83 63 22 224 1,160 39 131 2,124

Dauphin 158 15 14 45 29 14 148 97 86 33 267 374 43 121 1,444
Delaware 152 9 196 17 97 14 88 228 42 17 314 234 21 2,061 3,490
Elk 1 6 103 61 116 1 25 20 1 3 37 2 376
Erie 5 44 196 1 2,832 260 5 23 21 3 4 185 3 3,582
Fayette 2 1,166 16 35 193 1 3 2 11 62 1 1,492
Forest 1 41 8 10 3 2 8 73
Franklin 15 14 10 11 13 67 16 17 8 63 805 13 10 1,062
Fulton 1 1 2 10 7 2 64 4 91
Greene 258 4 11 31 2 2 3 10 1 322
Huntingdon 7 5 15 1 2 31 5 29 4 7 80 5 1 192
Indiana 3 33 39 1 17 2,011 1 15 1 4 9 33 5 2,172
Jefferson 11 9 309 28 285 1 41 3 1 7 40 3 738
Juniata 27 1 5 1 4 10 3 17 8 10 49 3 1 139
Lackawanna 194 4 5 333 3 60 111 42 81 55 54 16 90 1,048
Lancaster 169 17 6 39 44 20 162 280 90 42 2,813 332 41 351 4,406
Lawrence 1 19 168 98 119 3 5 2 2 632 2 1,051
Lebanon 63 4 1 15 21 7 49 106 40 16 238 120 9 58 747
Source: State System universities

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Planning, Budgeting, and Policy Analysis Division Table I.2.14 State System Factbook 2001-2002
System Research Office Students by County by University
Fall 2001
Lehigh 219 15 10 251 16 64 1,158 42 17 91 117 33 195 2,228
Luzerne 695 5 18 273 11 75 151 76 69 53 68 21 141 1,656
Lycoming 279 14 31 19 22 97 25 404 101 36 78 19 31 1,156
McKean 4 9 80 2 95 78 2 24 22 1 4 50 4 375
Mercer 2 28 227 193 144 2 9 1 4 5 619 3 1,237
Mifflin 17 1 7 1 3 30 11 53 8 14 47 12 4 208
Monroe 110 6 1 7 1,469 12 51 151 31 28 35 37 11 86 2,035
Montgomery 440 29 44 47 250 34 221 638 118 34 433 366 48 1,370 4,072
Montour 200 1 4 4 2 13 8 10 6 8 7 3 266
Norhampton 238 11 12 681 10 84 522 41 28 119 136 16 125 2,023
Northumberland 651 6 16 15 8 38 27 74 63 41 46 11 8 1,004
Perry 36 5 20 10 6 23 12 21 12 41 99 7 10 302
Philadelphia 227 13 891 47 115 48 381 308 64 60 234 148 17 940 3,493
Pike 41 1 3 244 9 45 15 9 7 14 2 14 404
Potter 3 2 11 9 19 19 88 12 2 165
Schuylkill 392 6 3 92 3 44 295 50 42 73 95 10 64 1,169
Snyder 130 1 4 5 3 16 9 27 13 11 31 2 8 260
Somerset 5 104 18 2 16 242 2 13 4 9 27 45 1 488
Sullivan 19 1 3 3 3 20 1 5 4 2 61
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Susquehanna 60 1 50 7 10 31 27 52 12 11 6 10 277
Tioga 16 2 7 4 19 40 4 51 688 9 7 7 3 857
Union 129 1 4 3 30 7 41 21 15 21 11 6 289
Venango 2 15 607 137 70 11 4 1 2 139 1 989
Warren 4 4 93 2 187 63 18 14 6 54 445
Washington 2 1,488 80 97 288 3 10 1 1 18 154 2 2,144
Wayne 57 1 3 121 8 16 46 17 52 16 16 10 28 391
Westmoreland 8 648 312 3 172 1,046 2 26 6 14 70 308 3 2,618
Wyoming 28 3 2 30 5 18 15 6 21 16 7 6 10 167
York 111 17 2 72 48 22 179 149 107 53 612 462 51 229 2,114
Total Pennsylvania 7,164 5,654 1,268 5,895 4,959 6,562 12,388 7,495 3,777 2,530 7,260 6,704 6,630 10,933 89,219
Out-of-State 671 229 205 270 978 713 549 653 372 730 253 389 346 1,213 7,571
Foreign 79 65 41 106 59 223 520 120 103 43 43 100 221 98 1,821
Total 7,914 5,948 1,514 6,271 5,996 7,498 13,457 8,268 4,252 3,303 7,556 7,193 7,197 12,244 98,611

Table I.2.15
Students by State or Country by University, Fall 2001
STATE BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE TOTAL
Alabama 1 1 1 3
Alaska 7 1 1 9
Arizona 1 3 1 2 7
Arkansas 2 2 4
California 2 3 1 5 1 3 11 2 2 2 2 2 8 4 48
Colorado 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 1 1 18
Connecticut 15 1 2 3 6 12 8 3 5 4 6 1 7 9 82
Dist. of Columbia 1 1 25 2 1 1 1 1 1 34
Delaware 14 6 31 5 7 3 7 11 10 6 17 18 4 140 279
Florida 3 19 2 8 5 8 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 64
Georgia 2 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 16
Hawaii 1 1
Idaho 1 1 2
Illinois 1 1 9 4 2 1 1 4 2 25
Indiana 1 1 1 4 1 1 9
Iowa 2 1 3
Kansas 1 5 1 1 8
33
Kentucky 1 4 1 1 7
Louisiana 1 1
Maine 3 3 1 1 1 3 1 3 3 19
Maryland 16 24 33 14 7 24 63 15 18 2 63 191 18 49 537
Massachusetts 1 4 3 4 5 6 7 2 2 6 1 2 3 46
Michigan 1 2 2 4 1 1 1 11 3 26
Minnesota 1 1 4 1 1 1 9
Mississippi 1 1
Missouri 2 1 3 1 7
Montana 1 1
Nebraska 1 2 3

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Table I.2.15
Students by State or Country by University, Fall 2001
STATE BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE TOTAL
Nevada 1 1 1 3
New Hampshire 2 1 1 1 1 6 1 2 1 16
New Jersey 514 18 49 30 767 30 74 560 199 26 105 109 45 880 3,406
New Mexico 1 2 3
New York 73 12 36 53 101 266 57 38 81 658 13 10 52 49 1,499
North Carolina 1 1 1 2 12 1 1 1 2 22
North Dakota 1 1 2 1 1 6
Ohio 1 44 1 83 2 273 38 5 3 3 4 104 1 562
Oklahoma 1 1 1 1 1 5
Oregon 1 1 1 1 3 7
Pennsylvania 7,170 5,710 1,298 5,924 5,021 6,578 12,508 7,507 3,797 2,547 7,287 6,743 6,669 10,953 89,712
Puerto Rico 5 5 5 1 16
Rhode Island 2 1 3 3 1 10
South Carolina 1 5 1 1 3 1 12
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South Dakota 1 1
Tennessee 1 1 3 2 1 2 2 12
Texas 1 1 3 6 4 1 2 1 1 3 23
Utah 1 2 3 1 1 2 10
Vermont 1 3 2 3 1 2 2 14
Virgin Islands 1 1
Virginia 8 9 2 12 3 9 43 1 10 1 9 33 11 13 164
Washington 1 1 4 1 7
West Virginia 14 8 7 21 1 7 6 2 66
Wisconsin 1 3 3 1 1 9
Foreign Countries 79 65 26 105 58 225 520 118 103 43 38 57 221 98 1,756
SYSTEM TOTALS 7,914 5,948 1,514 6,271 5,996 7,498 13,457 8,268 4,252 3,303 7,556 7,193 7,197 12,244 98,611

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Table I.2.16
Traditional and Non-Traditional Undergraduate Students
By University, Fall 2001
Non-Traditional Traditional Undergrad

University # % # % TOTAL
Bloomsburg 681 9.43% 6,541 90.57% 7,222
California 969 19.09% 4,107 80.91% 5,076
Cheyney 183 15.28% 1,015 84.72% 1,198
Clarion 772 13.28% 5,040 86.72% 5,812
East Stroudsburg 630 12.68% 4,337 87.32% 4,967
Edinboro 1,083 16.20% 5,601 83.80% 6,684
Indiana 916 7.79% 10,847 92.21% 11,763
Kutztown 686 9.41% 6,607 90.59% 7,293
Lock Haven 413 10.12% 3,668 89.88% 4,081
Mansfield 518 17.16% 2,501 82.84% 3,019
Millersville 784 11.88% 5,813 88.12% 6,597
Shippensburg 311 4.99% 5,927 95.01% 6,238
Slippery Rock 828 12.74% 5,672 87.26% 6,500
West Chester 1,285 12.57% 8,935 87.43% 10,220
TOTALS 10,059 11.61% 76,611 88.39% 86,670
Table I.2.17
Traditional and Non-Traditional Headcount Enrollment
By Level, and Status
Fall 1994 to 2001
Undergraduate Graduate System Total

Fall # % # % # %
1994 Traditional 70,346 84.16% 2,391 21.59% 72,737 76.84%
Non-traditional 13,240 15.84% 8,683 78.41% 21,923 23.16%
1995 Traditional 70,010 84.13% 2,273 20.37% 72,283 76.59%

Non-traditional 13,203 15.87% 8,887 79.63% 22,090 23.41%
1996 Traditional 70,091 84.61% 2,027 18.64% 72,118 76.96%

Non-traditional 12,748 15.39% 8,845 81.36% 21,593 23.04%
1997 Traditional 71,685 86.19% 2,355 21.28% 74,040 78.57%

Non-traditional 11,484 13.81% 8,713 78.72% 20,197 21.43%
1998 Traditional 71,846 86.07% 2,121 18.31% 73,967 77.82%

Non-traditional 11,624 13.93% 9,461 81.69% 21,085 22.18%
1999 Traditional 73,460 87.70% 2,609 22.77% 76,069 79.89%

Non-traditional 10,305 12.30% 8,848 77.23% 19,153 20.11%
2000 Traditional 74,576 88.27% 2,464 20.90% 77,040 80.02%

Non-traditional 9,911 11.73% 9,324 79.10% 19,235 19.98%
2001 Traditional 76,611 88.39% 2,668 22.34% 79,279 80.40%

Non-traditional 10,059 11.61% 9,273 77.66% 19,332 19.60%
Note: Non-Traditional students are those aged 25 or above.
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Figure: 4
Traditional and Non-Traditional Undergraduate Headcount Enrollment
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
Percent
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Source: 2001 Non-traditional
Factbook, Nontrad = 25 years or older Years
Traditional
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Table I.2.18
Transfers to the State System of Higher Education, Fall 1994 to Fall 2001
% Change % of 2001
A. Community Colleges 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 1994-2001 Total
Comm. College of Allegheny County 296 349 299 322 286 288 266 281 -5.1% 4.8%
Comm. College of Beaver County 69 68 64 67 49 75 53 73 5.8% 1.3%
Bucks County 146 161 140 119 136 107 90 89 -39.0% 1.5%
Butler County 170 159 158 137 155 131 162 212 24.7% 3.6%
Cambria Area 26 n/a 0.4%
Delaware County 256 285 248 263 214 231 246 233 -9.0% 4.0%
Harrisburg Area 260 278 250 275 242 236 252 269 3.5% 4.6%
Lehigh Carbon 122 111 90 83 84 88 78 94 -23.0% 1.6%
Luzerne County 122 135 149 110 112 101 114 97 -20.5% 1.7%
Montgomery County 183 185 177 145 153 137 143 160 -12.6% 2.8%
Northampton County 161 157 145 174 124 148 146 159 -1.2% 2.7%
Comm. College of Philadelphia 77 77 95 63 59 59 46 53 -31.2% 0.9%
Reading Area 60 72 65 79 58 71 64 76 26.7% 1.3%
Westmoreland County 151 148 148 136 114 131 131 126 -16.6% 2.2%
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Total Community Colleges 2,073 2,185 2,028 1,973 1,786 1,803 1,791 1,948 -6.0% 33.5%
Community Colleges as % of Total 35.7% 36.8% 35.0% 35.2% 32.9% 33.1% 31.9% 33.5%
B. Penn State 556 537 563 592 572 473 528 532 -4.3% 9.2%
C. Intra-system Transfers 589 631 691 644 653 721 681 724 22.9% 12.5%
D. Other Colleges and Universities 2593 2583 2,509 2,396 2,415 2,450 2,620 2,609 0.6% 44.9%
Total New Transfers 5,811 5,936 5,791 5,605 5,426 5,447 5,620 5,813 0.03% 100.0%

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Figure 5: Transfers to the State System of Higher Education

By Type of Sending Institution
Selected Years
3,000
Community College
2,500
Number of Transfers to the State System
Penn State
2,000
1,500
Intra-system
38
1,000 Other Colleges and

Universities
500
0
1995 1997 1999 2001
Year

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Planning, Budgeting and Policy Analysis Division State System Factbook 2001-2002
Table I.2.19
Headcount Enrollments By Pennsylvania Higher Education Sector, Fall 1989 through Fall 1999
Higher Education Sector 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

State System Universities 94,660 94,373 93,711 94,237 95,052 95,222
State-Related Commonwealth Universities 137,045 139,362 138,855 140,478 142,765 143,549
Community Colleges 114,425 111,353 109,164 109,023 110,160 109,668
Private State-Aided Institutions 41,659 40,542 40,702 41,909 42,335 43,083
Private Colleges and Universities 176,190 177,092 176,669 178,952 182,048 190,840
Theological Seminaries 3,096 3,117 3,058 3,231 3,323 3,418
Private Two-Year Colleges 4,356 5,092 5,590 4,287 3,296 3,568
State School of Technology 456 427 473 440 498 489
Total Enrollments 571,887 571,358 568,222 572,557 579,477 589,837
Table I.2.20
Market Share of Higher Education Students By Pennsylvania Sector, Fall 1989 through Fall 1999
Higher Education Sector 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

State Universities 16.52% 16.49% 16.46% 16.40% 16.40% 16.14%
State-Related Commonwealth Universities 24.39% 24.44% 24.54% 24.64% 24.64% 24.34%
Community Colleges 19.49% 19.21% 19.04% 19.01% 19.01% 18.59%
Private State-Aided Institutions 7.10% 7.16% 7.32% 7.31% 7.31% 7.30%
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Private Colleges and Universities 31.00% 31.09% 31.25% 31.42% 31.42% 32.35%
Theological Seminaries 0.55% 0.54% 0.56% 0.57% 0.57% 0.58%
Private Two-Year Colleges 0.89% 0.98% 0.75% 0.57% 0.57% 0.60%
State School of Technology 0.07% 0.08% 0.08% 0.09% 0.09% 0.08%
Total 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%
Figure 6: Headcount Enrollment by Higher Education Sector Figure 7:Market Share of Higher Education Students by PA Sector, 1999
250,000
7,475
State Universities 95,222
200,000
State Universities
Enrollments
150,000 State-Related
233,923 State-Related
100,000 Community
Colleges Community
143,549 Colleges
50,000 Private
Private
0 Tech, seminaries,
2 yr private Tech, seminaries,
1990 1993 1996 1999
Year 2 yr private
109,668
Source: Pennsylvania Department of Education

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Table I.3.1
JCAR Financial Aid Award Information by Source & Type, 2001-02
FEDERAL STATE INSTITUTIONAL PRIVATE TOTAL

GRANTS
No. of Awards 31,746 33,277 10,171 921 76,115
Total Dollar Amount $54,469,602 $59,671,928 $24,878,545 $1,298,629 $140,318,704
Avg. Award Dollar Amount $1,716 $1,793 $2,446 $1,410 $1,844
% of Total Dollars 11.5% 12.6% 5.3% 0.3% 29.7%
LOANS
No. of Awards 44,845 25,642 4,190 2,638 77,315
Total Dollar Amount $165,927,329 $85,963,404 $15,162,376 $12,581,719 $279,634,828
Avg. Award Dollar Amount $3,700 $3,352 $3,619 $4,769 $3,617
% of Total Dollars 35.1% 18.2% 3.2% 2.7% 59.1%
SCHOLARSHIPS
No. of Awards 0 0 14,208 0 14,208
Total Dollar Amount $0 $0 $21,858,349 $0 $21,858,349
Avg. Award Dollar Amount $0 $0 $1,538 $0 $1,538
% of Total Dollars 0.0% 0.0% 4.6% 0.0% 4.6%
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
No. of Awards 6,646 0 15,658 0 22,304
Total Dollar Amount $6,997,815 $0 $24,224,709 $0 $31,222,524
Avg. Award Dollar Amount $1,053 $0 $1,547 $0 $1,400
% of Total Dollars 1.5% 0.0% 5.1% 0.0% 6.6%
TOTAL # of Awards 83,237 58,919 44,227 3,559 189,942
TOTAL Dollar Amounts $227,394,747 $145,635,332 $86,123,979 $13,880,348 $473,034,406
% of Total Dollars 48% 31% 18% 3%
Total Unduplicated 73,993 % of Students Receiving Aid 77.71%

Number of Awards
Figure 8: Percent of Total Financial Aid by Type Figure 9: Percent of Total Financial Aid by Source
Percent of Total Dollars by Type Percent of Total Dollars by Source

2001 2001
GRANTS
FEDERAL
LOANS
STATE
SCHOLARSHIPS
INSTITUTIONAL
STUDENT
EMPLOYMENT PRIVATE

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Table I.3.2
Undergraduate Tuition, Fees, Room and Board, 1992 to 2001
Resident Cumulative Non-Resident Cumulative

Year Tuition % Increase % Increase Tuition % Increase % Increase
1992-93 $2,828 - - $6,122 - -
1993-94 $2,954 4.5% 4.5% $7,352 20.1% 20.1%
1994-95 $3,086 4.5% 9.1% $7,844 6.7% 28.1%
1995-96 $3,224 4.5% 14.0% $8,198 4.5% 33.9%
1996-97 $3,368 4.5% 19.1% $8,566 4.5% 39.9%
1997-98 $3,468 3.0% 22.6% $8,824 3.0% 44.1%
1998-99 $3,468 0.0% 22.6% $8,824 0.0% 44.1%
1999-00 $3,618 4.3% 27.9% $9,046 2.5% 47.8%
2000-01 $3,792 4.8% 34.1% $9,480 4.8% 54.9%
2001-02 $4,016 5.9% 42.0% $10,040 5.9% 64.0%
Average Cumulative Average Room Cumulative
Year Fees % Increase % Increase & Board % Increase % Increase
1992-93 $508 - - $3,148 - -
1993-94 $617 21.5% 21.5% $3,334 5.9% 5.9%
1994-95 $669 8.4% 31.7% $3,457 3.7% 9.8%
1995-96 $721 7.8% 41.9% $3,557 2.9% 13.0%
1996-97 $765 6.1% 50.6% $3,751 5.5% 19.2%
1997-98 $797 4.2% 56.9% $3,824 1.9% 21.5%
1998-99 $834 4.6% 64.2% $3,954 3.4% 25.6%
1999-00 $857 2.8% 68.7% $4,148 4.9% 31.8%
2000-01 $903 5.4% 77.8% $4,313 4.0% 37.0%
2001-02 $966 7.0% 90.2% $4,554 5.6% 44.7%
Table I.3.3
Graduate Tuition, 1992 to 2001
Resident Cumulative Non-Resident Cumulative

Year Tuition % Increase % Increase Tuition % Increase % Increase
1992-93 $2,828 - - $4,196 - -
1993-94 $2,954 4.5% 4.5% $5,196 23.8% 23.8%
1994-95 $3,086 4.5% 9.1% $5,544 6.7% 32.1%
1995-96 $3,224 4.5% 14.0% $5,794 4.5% 38.1%
1996-97 $3,368 4.5% 19.1% $6,054 4.5% 44.3%
1997-98 $3,468 3.0% 22.6% $6,236 3.0% 48.6%
1998-99 $3,468 0.0% 22.6% $6,236 0.0% 48.6%
1999-00 $3,780 9.0% 33.7% $6,610 6.0% 57.5%
2000-01 $4,138 9.5% 46.3% $7,008 6.0% 67.0%
2001-02 $4,600 11.2% 62.7% $7,554 7.8% 80.0%
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Figure 10: Comparison of Graduate/Undergraduate and Resident/Non-resident Tuition
Undergraduate and Graduate Tuition 1992 to 2001

$12,000
$10,000
Undergrad
Resident
$8,000
Undergrad
$6,000 Non-res
Graduate
$4,000 Resident
$2,000 Graduate
Non-Res
$0
1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02
Figure 11: Percent Increase of Average Room & Board and Average Fees
Percent Increase of Average Room & Board and Average

Fees,1992 to 2001
25.0%
20.0%
Percent Increase
15.0%
10.0%
5.0%
0.0%
1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02
Year
Average Fees
Average Room & Board

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Table I.3.4
Undergraduate Student Fees by University, 2001-02, Ranked Low to High
Basic Community
Activity Health Student Building Academic University
University Fee Services Union Fees Support Service Other Total
Cheyney $230 $60 $105 $260 $655
Indiana $251 $166 $402 $40 $859
Lock Haven $252 $60 $185 $402 $899
West Chester $160 $100 $120 $102 $402 $24 $908
Slippery Rock $130 $164 $20 $402 $211 $927
Edinboro $238 $100 $188 $402 $928
Kutztown $154 $120 $255 $402 $931
System Average $209 $102 $113 $86 $387 $29 $40 $966
East Stroudsburg $178 $88 $160 $402 $140 $968
Bloomsburg $158 $74 $184 $170 $360 $10 $20 $976
Shippensburg $240 $144 $204 $400 $988
Millersville $178 $163 $210 $378 $18 $90 $1,037
Mansfield $230 $56 $146 $400 $248 $1,080
Clarion $220 $133 $265 $160 $402 $1,180
California $300 $154 $162 $402 $170 $1,188
All fees rounded to the nearest dollar

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Table I.3.5
Graduate Student Fees by University, 2001-02, Ranked Low to High
Basic Communiy
Activity Health Student Building Academic University
University Fee Services Union Fees Support Service Other Total
Cheyney $65 $260 $55 $380
Shippensburg $144 $204 $400 $748
West Chester $20 $100 $120 $102 $402 $24 $768
Indiana $104 $166 $460 $40 $770
East Stroudsburg $88 $88 $160 $402 $68 $806
Bloomsburg $158 $74 $184 $388 $20 $10 $834
Kutztown $120 $255 $460 $835
Mansfield $230 $56 $146 $460 $892
System Average $123 $98 $115 $43 $467 $35 $18 $899
Clarion $110 $133 $265 $402 $910
Lock Haven $252 $60 $690 $1,002
Millersville $178 $163 $210 $378 $18 $90 $1,037
California $154 $184 $172 $460 $170 $1,140
Edinboro $238 $100 $188 $690 $1,216
Slippery Rock $130 $164 $20 $690 $242 $1,246
All fees rounded to the nearest dollar

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Table I.3.6
Average Annual Combined Room and Board Charges, 1986 to 2001
Room & Percent Cumulative

Year Board Increase Increase % Increase
1986 $2,077
1987 $2,155 $78 3.76% 3.76%
1988 $2,290 $135 6.26% 10.26%
1989 $2,491 $201 8.78% 19.93%
1990 $2,713 $222 8.91% 30.62%
1991 $2,978 $265 9.77% 43.38%
1992 $3,148 $170 5.71% 51.56%
1993 $3,334 $186 5.91% 60.52%
1994 $3,457 $123 3.69% 66.44%
1995 $3,557 $100 2.89% 71.26%
1996 $3,751 $194 5.45% 80.60%
1997 $3,824 $73 1.95% 84.11%
1998 $3,953 $129 3.37% 90.32%
1999 $4,148 $195 4.93% 99.71%
2000 $4,313 $165 3.98% 107.66%
2001 $4,554 $241 5.58% 119.25%
Figure 12: Average Annual Combined Room & Board Charges, 1986 to 2001
$5,000
$4,500
$4,000
Average Room and Board
$3,500
$3,000
$2,500
$2,000
$1,500
$1,000
$500
$0
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Year

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Table I.3.7
Room and Board Charges by University, 2001-02
Ranked Low to High by Annual Combined Room and Board
Semester 2001-2002 2000-2001

Semester Semester Combined Annual Annual Combined Combined Percent
University Room Board Room & Board Room Board Room & Board Room & Board Change
Clarion $1,287 $737 $2,024 $2,574 $1,474 $4,048 $4,140 -2.2%
Slippery Rock $1,127 $929 $2,056 $2,254 $1,858 $4,112 $3,892 5.7%
East Stroudsburg $1,341 $745 $2,086 $2,682 $1,489 $4,171 $4,025 3.6%
Bloomsburg $1,258 $867 $2,125 $2,516 $1,734 $4,250 $3,854 10.3%
Indiana $1,246 $887 $2,133 $2,492 $1,774 $4,266 $3,966 7.6%
Lock Haven $1,312 $870 $2,182 $2,624 $1,740 $4,364 $4,264 2.3%
Edinboro $1,260 $932 $2,192 $2,520 $1,864 $4,384 $4,104 6.8%
Kutztown $1,544 $669 $2,213 $3,088 $1,338 $4,426 $4,342 1.9%

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System Average $1,365 $912 $2,277 $2,729 $1,825 $4,554 $4,313 5.6%
Shippensburg $1,371 $950 $2,321 $2,742 $1,900 $4,642 $4,274 8.6%
Mansfield $1,558 $874 $2,432 $3,116 $1,748 $4,864 $4,192 16.0%
West Chester $1,610 $824 $2,434 $3,220 $1,648 $4,868 $4,650 4.7%
California $1,299 $1,209 $2,508 $2,598 $2,418 $5,016 $4,662 7.6%
Millersville $1,450 $1,060 $2,510 $2,900 $2,120 $5,020 $4,820 4.1%
Cheyney $1,440 $1,221 $2,661 $2,880 $2,442 $5,322 $5,200 2.3%
Source: PDE 2069 2001-2002
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Planning, Budgeting, and Policy Division State System Factbook 2001-2002
Table I.3.8
In-State First-time Full-time Typical Undergraduate Student Budget
by University, 2001-02 Academic Year
System
BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE Average
On-Campus Student
Tuition $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016 $4,016
Fees $976 $1,188 $655 $1,180 $968 $928 $859 $931 $899 $1,080 $1,037 $988 $927 $908 $966
Room $2,516 $2,598 $2,880 $2,574 $2,682 $2,520 $2,492 $3,088 $2,624 $3,116 $2,900 $2,742 $2,254 $3,220 $2,729
Board $1,734 $2,418 $2,442 $1,474 $1,489 $1,864 $1,774 $1,338 $1,740 $1,748 $2,120 $1,900 $1,858 $1,648 $1,825
Total Costs $9,242 $10,220 $9,993 $9,244 $9,155 $9,328 $9,141 $9,373 $9,279 $9,960 $10,073 $9,646 $9,055 $9,792 $9,536
Table I.3.9
Out-of-State First-time Full-time Typical Undergraduate Student Budget
by University, 2001-02 Academic Year
System
BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE Average
On-Campus Student
Tuition $10,040 $10,040 $10,040 $6,024 $10,040 $6,024 $10,040 $10,040 $8,040 $10,040 $10,040 $10,040 $10,040 $10,040 $9,323
Fees $976 $1,188 $655 $1,180 $968 $928 $859 $931 $1,301 $1,080 $1,037 $988 $927 $908 $995
Room $2,516 $2,598 $2,880 $2,574 $2,682 $2,520 $2,492 $3,088 $2,624 $3,116 $2,900 $2,742 $2,254 $3,220 $2,729
Board $1,734 $2,418 $2,442 $1,474 $1,489 $1,864 $1,774 $1,338 $1,740 $1,748 $2,120 $1,900 $1,858 $1,648 $1,825
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Total Costs $15,266 $16,244 $16,017 $11,252 $15,179 $11,336 $15,165 $15,397 $13,705 $15,984 $16,097 $15,670 $15,079 $15,816 $14,872
Figure 13: Average Budget for First-time, Full-time, Figure 14: Average Budget for a First-time, Full-time, Undergraduate,
Undergraduate, Pennsylvania Resident, 2001-02 Non-Resident Student, 2001-02
$10,400 $18,000
$10,200 $16,000
$10,000 $14,000
$9,800
Total Cost
$12,000
Total Cost
$9,600 $10,000
$9,400 $8,000
$9,200
$6,000
$9,000
$4,000
$8,800
$2,000
$8,600
$0
$8,400
BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE
BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE
University University
Source: PHEAA
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Table 1.3.10
Undergraduate Nonresident Tuition Plans
Beginning Fall 1998
California Charge 150% of resident rate in the following programs:

Business Administration for Maryland residents
Theatre for all nonresidents
Art for all nonresidents
Gerontology and Bachelor of Social Work for all nonresidents
Summer term courses for all nonresidents.
Cheyney Charge 225% of resident rate to nonresidents from Delaware,

Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Washington DC.
Clarion Charge 225% of resident rate to all nonresidents in FY 1998/99;

Charge 150% to all nonresidents beginning Summer of 1999.
East Stroudsburg Charge 150% of resident rate to all nonresidents for Winter term and
200% for Summer term.
Edinboro Charge 200% of resident rate to New York and Ohio residents in FY
1998/99; charge 150% of the resident rate to students from all states*
thereafter.
Indiana Charge 150% of resident rate to Ohio and West Virginia residents.
Charge 150% for branch campus students from any state.
Lock Haven Charge $2,000 less than the maximum rate to all nonresidents.
Mansfield Charge 150% of resident rate to New York residents in 16 counties.
Shippensburg Charge 150% of resident rate to transfer students from neighboring

Maryland community colleges. Effective Spring 2001.
Approved April 1998

* Approved December 1998
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Table I.3.11
State-Owned 4-Year Colleges and Universities
Highest Resident Undergraduate Tuition and Fees, 2001-02
State Tuition and Fees

1 Vermont $6,913
2 New Hampshire $6,083
3 New Jersey $5,255
4 Pennsylvania State System $4,982
5 Delaware $4,642
6 Maryland $4,552
7 Michigan $4,538
8 Ohio $4,495
9 Connecticut $4,435
10 Rhode Island $4,318
11 Maine $4,122
12 Massachusetts $4,105
13 Illinois $4,038
14 New York $3,983
15 Minnesota $3,800
Sources: The Chronicle of Higher Education Almanac, 2001-2002
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System Research Office State System Factbook 2001-2002
Table I.4.1
Graduates by University and Level, 1996-97 to 2000-01
UNIVERSITY &
DEGREE LEVEL 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 Total
BLOOMSBURG
Associate 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bachelors 1,270 1,274 1,235 1,334 1,307 6,420
Masters 240 234 241 241 248 1,204
Doctorate 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 1,510 1,508 1,476 1,575 1,555 7,624
CALIFORNIA
Associate 23 21 9 8 20 81
Bachelors 856 874 763 809 821 4,123
Masters 335 305 283 291 257 1,471
Totals 1,214 1,200 1,055 1,108 1,098 5,675
CHEYNEY
Bachelors 148 181 127 168 127 751
Masters 114 97 121 169 197 698
Totals 262 278 248 337 324 1,449
CLARION
Associate 68 71 69 59 40 307
Bachelors 863 851 780 895 923 4,312
Masters 141 161 153 154 158 767
Totals 1,072 1,083 1,002 1,108 1,121 5,386
EAST STROUDSBURG
Bachelors 772 854 844 915 785 4,170
Masters 244 226 239 230 261 1,200
Totals 1,016 1,081 1,083 1,146 1,046 5,372
EDINBORO
Associate 70 61 70 58 49 308
Bachelors 1,104 1,078 1,051 1,091 1,034 5,358
Masters 205 185 175 153 205 923
Totals 1,379 1,324 1,296 1,302 1,288 6,589
INDIANA
Associate 12 14 15 23 11 75
Bachelors 2,226 2,359 2,041 2,049 1,955 10,630
Masters 530 650 477 499 449 2,605
Doctorate 102 92 69 82 90 435
Totals 2,870 3,115 2,602 2,653 2,505 13,745
KUTZTOWN
Bachelors 1,156 1,114 1,145 1,249 1,150 5,814
Masters 216 202 229 267 251 1,165
Totals 1,372 1,316 1,374 1,516 1,401 6,979
Source: System Universities (Post Secondary Completions Report, 2001-2002)

Note: Includes Summer, Fall, and Spring commencements
Table I.4.1
Graduates by University and Level, 1996-97 to 2000-01
UNIVERSITY &
DEGREE LEVEL 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 Total
LOCK HAVEN
Associate 26 18 18 26 30 118
Bachelors 602 605 631 621 639 3,098
Masters 3 25 25 36 45 134
Totals 631 648 674 683 714 3,350
MANSFIELD
Associate 20 31 29 25 35 140
Bachelors 491 458 478 465 494 2,386
Masters 91 85 61 52 41 330
Total 602 574 568 542 570 2,856
MILLERSVILLE
Bachelors 1,236 1,274 1,296 1,232 1,203 6,241
Masters 179 182 185 172 175 893
Totals 1,419 1,459 1,484 1,406 1,381 7,149
SHIPPENSBURG
Bachelors 1,176 1,070 1,178 1,147 1,132 5,703
Masters 328 308 309 267 293 1,505
Totals 1,504 1,378 1,487 1,414 1,425 7,208
SLIPPERY ROCK
Bachelors 1,176 1,108 1,179 1,087 1,065 5,615
Masters 220 161 154 137 138 810
Doctorate 0 0 45 47 49 141
Totals 1,396 1,269 1,378 1,271 1,252 6,566
WEST CHESTER
Associate 36 6 7 5 11 65
Bachelors 1,696 1,758 1,663 1,731 1,692 8,540
Masters 457 494 431 419 426 2,227
Totals 2,189 2,258 2,101 2,155 2,129 10,832
GRAND TOTALS
Associate 259 226 220 207 199 1,111
Bachelors 14,772 14,858 14,411 14,793 14,327 73,161
Masters 3,303 3,315 3,083 3,087 3,144 15,932
Doctorate 102 92 114 129 139 576
Totals 18,436 18,491 17,828 18,216 17,809 90,780
Source: System Universities (Post Secondary Completions Report, 2001-2002)

Note: Includes Summer, Fall, and Spring commencements
Table 1.4.2
Degrees Conferred by Field and University, 2000-01, in Descending Order
Field BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE TOTAL
Education 531 404 211 313 395 385 678 437 198 124 423 322 361 539 5,321
Business /Management 315 119 27 204 94 89 486 222 50 51 154 265 123 268 2,467
Social Sciences 97 76 28 37 81 43 384 60 49 31 103 86 52 119 1,246
Health Professions 71 52 159 92 97 117 33 120 66 36 3 137 181 1,164
Psychology 60 61 10 44 33 54 108 94 29 32 105 83 58 106 877
Communications/Technology 52 52 16 100 55 83 150 69 20 26 66 95 70 1 855
English 97 25 1 50 28 32 100 104 18 12 74 93 35 174 843
Visual/Performing Arts 31 14 17 16 117 71 128 12 19 68 15 26 77 611
Biological Sciences 44 34 8 32 108 25 41 18 13 25 95 48 23 49 563
Parks/Recreation 42 35 9 89 44 59 7 169 108 562
Computer/Info. Science 57 34 4 33 16 20 40 30 5 24 47 71 43 49 473
Protective Services 41 1 81 52 73 124 97 469
Public Administration 26 45 36 5 32 30 27 42 82 44 58 427
Physical Sciences 26 20 1 17 9 16 39 22 6 5 33 26 9 32 261
Liberal Arts 2 10 24 67 9 4 2 18 68 204
Mathematics 15 23 1 15 7 13 9 21 13 5 28 18 3 18 189
Engineering Technology 30 1 8 51 1 55 33 179
Conservation 18 9 26 14 61 11 139
Foreign Language 13 5 5 5 5 19 9 9 2 24 12 7 13 128
Marketing 21 19 70 110
Home Economics 3 5 85 6 99
Interdisciplinary Studies 25 2 3 1 2 10 3 3 2 2 39 92
Library Science 53 38 1 92
Philosophy/Religion 4 2 1 5 4 5 3 2 3 5 2 15 51
Architecture 33 33
Ethnic Studies 13 12 5 30
Precision Production Trades 13 13
Total Primary Degrees 1,524 1,098 322 1,116 1,034 1,208 2,505 1,393 653 568 1,377 1,406 1,208 2,086 17,498
Secondary Degrees Awarded 3 6 8 8 53 6 43 127
Total Degrees Awarded 1,524 1098 325 1122 1034 1216 2505 1401 706 568 1377 1412 1208 2129 17625
Note: Fields are categorized by Classification of Instructional Programs (two digit)

Note: Inlcudes Summer, Fall, and Spring commencements
Table I.4.3
Degrees Conferred by Major and Level
2000-01
Major Associates Bachelors Masters Doctorate TOTALS

Architecture 33 33
Biological Sciences 503 60 563
Business/Management 40 2,108 319 2,467
Computer/Info. Science 7 406 60 473
Communications/Technology 828 27 855
Conservation 128 11 139
Education 13 3654 1636 18 5,321
English 720 82 41 843
Engineering Technology 9 158 12 179
Ethnic Studies 20 10 30
Foreign Language 120 8 128
Health Professions 91 829 198 46 1,164
Home Economics 95 4 99
Interdisciplinary Studies 52 40 92
Liberal Arts 15 189 204
Library Science 16 76 92
Marketing 2 108 110
Mathematics 162 27 189
Parks/Recreation 485 77 562
Philosophy/Religion 48 3 51
Physical Sciences 235 26 261
Precision Production Trades 2 11 13
Protective Services 8 415 46 469
Psychology 701 151 25 877
Public Administration 8 351 68 427
Social Sciences 1 1,155 84 6 1,246
Visual/Performing Arts 2 585 24 611
Total Primary Degrees 198 14,115 3,049 136 17,498
Secondary Degrees Awarded 1 123 3 127
Total Degrees Awarded 199 14,238 3,052 136 17,625
Note: Includes Summer, Fall, and Spring

commencements
Table I.4.4
Retention/Graduation Rates, Fall 1992 and 1993 Cohorts of First-time,
Full-time, Degree-seeking Baccalaureate Freshmen
Fall 1992 Retention Rates Graduation Rates

After 1 yr After 2 yrs After 4 yrs After 5 yrs After 6 yrs
University 1992-93 1992-94 1992-96 1992-97 1992-98
Bloomsburg 84.5% 74.5% 39.8% 63.5% 65.4%
California 66.4% 54.6% 15.9% 36.2% 42.8%
Cheyney 55.2% 37.9% 5.1% 16.8% 23.2%
Clarion 72.7% 62.9% 23.9% 48.6% 52.1%
East Stroudsburg 74.4% 62.5% 23.2% 46.6% 50.8%
Edinboro 69.1% 57.0% 18.6% 42.0% 46.1%
Indiana 77.4% 65.4% 28.7% 50.8% 55.2%
Kutztown 75.9% 59.8% 16.5% 43.6% 47.4%
Lock Haven 77.3% 65.1% 23.3% 48.2% 52.2%
Mansfield 72.4% 59.7% 31.4% 50.1% 52.9%
Millersville 82.9% 72.8% 37.3% 61.5% 65.1%
Shippensburg 80.3% 70.5% 35.6% 56.1% 58.0%
Slippery Rock 76.5% 64.4% 20.8% 47.8% 52.8%
West Chester 82.7% 72.1% 26.2% 50.9% 54.2%
System Average 76.2% 64.4% 25.7% 49.0% 52.9%
Peer Group Avg.* 73.3% 60.0% 18.4% 37.9% 44.4%

University 1993-94 1993-95 1993-97 1993-98 1993-99
Bloomsburg 80.6% 69.7% 36.7% 57.7% 60.8%
California 70.1% 58.6% 15.7% 37.7% 43.1%
Cheyney 52.8% 45.8% 8.0% 23.4% 26.6%
Clarion 75.6% 65.4% 23.4% 47.9% 52.5%
Edinboro 69.3% 59.0% 17.9% 44.8% 48.3%
Indiana 73.2% 60.8% 21.6% 46.2% 51.3%
Kutztown 76.4% 60.7% 18.0% 42.2% 47.2%
Lock Haven 72.1% 59.9% 21.4% 44.4% 49.2%
Mansfield 72.7% 61.0% 32.7% 50.4% 52.2%
Millersville 82.9% 72.8% 35.8% 60.2% 64.3%
Shippensburg 79.5% 70.1% 39.8% 60.2% 63.6%
Slippery Rock 72.4% 61.9% 19.9% 45.4% 50.4%
West Chester 82.6% 69.4% 25.1% 48.2% 51.8%
System Average 75.1% 63.5% 24.3% 47.7% 52.0%
Peer Group Avg.* 71.6% 58.5% 17.4% 36.4% 42.8%
*Peer Group includes 92 moderately selective institutions (SAT composite 990-1044)

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Table I.4.5

University 1994-95 1994-96 1994-98 1994-99 1994-2000
Bloomsburg 80.2% 69.6% 37.1% 57.3% 60.4%
California 69.4% 55.6% 15.4% 35.7% 40.8%
Cheyney 61.5% 52.8% 7.3% 23.9% 33.0%
Clarion 75.2% 65.1% 29.8% 51.3% 54.7%
Edinboro 70.8% 58.2% 18.7% 40.5% 45.8%
Indiana 74.4% 62.1% 22.8% 45.0% 49.6%
Kutztown 74.0% 60.5% 17.7% 43.2% 47.3%
Lock Haven 72.0% 59.3% 18.9% 43.2% 48.1%
Mansfield 74.9% 62.8% 25.9% 50.9% 53.5%
Millersville 83.7% 72.5% 36.3% 61.8% 64.2%
Shippensburg 75.2% 66.5% 34.1% 57.0% 60.0%
Slippery Rock 69.6% 59.2% 19.6% 44.0% 48.9%
West Chester 79.5% 66.4% 21.1% 44.9% 50.4%
System Average 74.6% 62.9% 24.1% 47.0% 51.3%
Peer Group Avg.* 71.0% 58.2% 17.7% 36.5% 42.5%

University 1995-96 1995-97 1995-99 1995-2000 1995-2001
Bloomsburg 78.4% 68.7% 34.3% 56.7% 60.0%
California 65.8% 55.2% 15.7% 35.6% 41.4%
Cheyney 55.5% 42.2% 8.2% 24.6% 30.1%
Clarion 71.3% 60.6% 20.4% 45.0% 49.5%
Edinboro 69.5% 60.7% 17.4% 44.3% 49.8%
Indiana 77.0% 66.0% 24.5% 49.1% 53.3%
Kutztown 75.6% 59.4% 15.6% 45.9% 50.0%
Lock Haven 71.3% 58.6% 19.7% 43.0% 48.2%
Mansfield 67.7% 58.0% 24.4% 43.6% 47.8%
Millersville 81.5% 72.3% 33.7% 60.8% 64.7%
Shippensburg 77.8% 67.7% 37.7% 58.8% 60.8%
Slippery Rock 68.8% 57.6% 19.6% 42.4% 46.8%
West Chester 81.6% 71.2% 25.4% 53.0% 56.5%
System Average 74.1% 63.3% 23.8% 48.3% 52.4%
Peer Group Avg.* 71.6% 59.2% 18.3% 36.9% n/a

Table I.4.6

University 1996-97 1996-98 1996-2000 1996-2001 1996-2002
Bloomsburg 79.0% 67.4% 35.9% 58.0%
California 70.3% 56.2% 18.5% 39.4%
Cheyney 64.8% 51.7% 6.8% 22.0%
Clarion 74.1% 61.8% 24.5% 48.3%
East Stroudsburg 73.6% 60.2% 22.7% 43.2%
Edinboro 72.4% 61.9% 18.4% 45.0%
Indiana 72.4% 60.8% 23.6% 45.4%
Kutztown 69.5% 55.3% 17.0% 40.1%
Lock Haven 72.3% 61.9% 23.3% 47.2%
Mansfield 67.3% 57.4% 27.5% 44.6%
Millersville 79.6% 69.9% 31.8% 57.4%
Shippensburg 76.9% 67.1% 35.0% 57.7%
Slippery Rock 72.7% 59.8% 19.6% 43.5%
West Chester 80.5% 69.0% 24.8% 51.0%
System Average 74.1% 62.4% 24.7% 47.7%
Peer Group Avg.* 72.3% 59.8% 19.0% n/a

University 1997-98 1997-99 1997-2001 1997-2002 1997-2003
Bloomsburg 80.5% 67.5% 33.4%
California 68.4% 58.7% 18.1%
Cheyney 66.9% 54.7% 11.9%
Clarion 74.5% 63.4% 24.8%
East Stroudsburg 74.2% 60.6% 18.6%
Edinboro 72.8% 61.9% 19.8%
Indiana 74.1% 61.2% 24.4%
Kutztown 71.7% 57.5% 16.9%
Lock Haven 72.6% 59.3% 23.1%
Mansfield 70.8% 60.1% 25.3%
Millersville 83.2% 73.3% 37.0%
Shippensburg 77.9% 66.9% 36.2%
Slippery Rock 71.1% 59.5% 20.6%
West Chester 82.3% 71.6% 25.5%
System Average 75.1% 63.2% 24.8%
Peer Group Avg.* 73.3% 61.3% n/a

Table I.4.7
Retention/Graduation Rates, Fall 1998 and 1999 Cohort of First-time,

University 1998-99 1998-2000 1998-2002 1998-2003 1998-2004
Bloomsburg 80.3% 68.6%
California 72.3% 58.6%
Cheyney 63.0% 47.7%
Clarion 70.4% 60.5%
East Stroudsburg 74.2% 61.6%
Edinboro 73.1% 61.0%
Indiana 72.5% 61.3%
Kutztown 74.6% 59.0%
Lock Haven 70.7% 59.5%
Mansfield 66.8% 53.1%
Millersville 81.0% 68.1%
Shippensburg 75.2% 64.7%
Slippery Rock 69.6% 57.5%
West Chester 81.6% 70.7%
System Average 74.3% 62.3%
Peer Group Avg.* 73.7% 61.1%

University 1999-00 1999-2001 1999-2003 1999-2004 1999-2005
Bloomsburg 82.1% 71.4%
California 71.3% 58.2%
Cheyney 59.6% 46.9%
Clarion 70.8% 60.4%
East Stroudsburg 72.5% 58.6%
Edinboro 73.2% 60.4%
Indiana 71.2% 61.3%
Kutztown 73.3% 60.7%
Lock Haven 70.8% 63.7%
Mansfield 67.2% 56.9%
Millersville 81.2% 70.4%
Shippensburg 79.3% 69.6%
Slippery Rock 71.8% 60.6%
West Chester 80.2% 71.1%
System Average 74.5% 63.7%
Peer Group Avg.* 73.5% n/a

Table I.4.8
Retention/Graduation Rates, Fall 2000 Cohort of First-time,

University 2000-01 2000-02 2000-04 2000-05 2000-06
Bloomsburg 80.0%
California 72.7%
Cheyney 57.5%
Clarion 72.5%
East Stroudsburg 75.2%
Edinboro 74.8%
Indiana 74.4%
Kutztown 73.9%
Lock Haven 75.1%
Mansfield 67.9%
Millersville 80.9%
Shippensburg 79.8%
Slippery Rock 70.7%
West Chester 82.2%
System Average 75.6%
Peer Group Avg. n/a

Table I.5.1
Alumni by County by University
Fall 2001
Adams 81 55 84 41 45 180 64 119 44 283 1,129 53 86 2,264
Allegheny 157 6,310 89 4,332 77 4,866 11,221 90 316 100 134 321 6,139 185 34,337
Armstrong 4 149 640 3 160 1,841 4 20 10 3 9 376 4 3,223
Beaver 12 438 4 614 17 900 1,033 6 43 8 9 44 1,640 15 4,783
Bedford 7 97 52 5 33 270 9 81 12 37 341 66 23 1,033
Berks 1,126 105 7 125 528 74 512 6,790 281 144 1,555 921 170 1,424 13,762
Blair 38 93 189 9 74 1,183 23 439 30 82 368 184 37 2,749
Bradford 309 19 43 64 52 86 45 187 1,016 52 52 46 31 2,002
Bucks 2,294 158 20 143 1,310 112 913 1,714 581 199 1,440 948 221 2,756 12,809
Butler 39 416 1,330 22 721 1,972 9 53 19 23 51 4,730 16 9,401
Cambria 22 330 2 267 8 126 2,937 10 232 29 31 129 308 31 4,462
Cameron 5 7 1 38 1 14 32 2 44 12 6 1 11 2 176
Carbon 341 12 12 477 10 43 460 51 41 45 42 14 73 1,621
Centre 202 64 1 295 50 101 505 49 1,002 108 103 189 112 82 2,863
Chester 1,186 141 208 196 479 150 936 873 263 135 1,702 1,207 221 11,001 18,698
Clarion 9 37 1 2,147 3 117 292 2 21 11 3 15 152 9 2,819
Clearfield 53 57 740 7 129 799 4 644 22 24 39 175 14 2,707
Clinton 133 15 34 11 25 74 7 1,811 40 15 35 23 11 2,234
Columbia 3,253 15 2 23 73 21 92 77 100 89 84 77 42 51 3,999
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Crawford 11 90 552 8 3,049 354 98 36 18 11 10 478 11 4,726

Cumberland 900 184 5 353 206 211 1,161 288 464 185 1,031 6,534 277 537 12,336
Dauphin 1,006 169 33 304 234 152 882 417 507 217 1,394 2,755 189 477 8,736
Delaware 778 93 498 90 428 75 542 613 214 109 1,171 731 144 7,379 12,865
Elk 11 32 1 363 4 234 302 3 120 25 2 5 68 4 1,174
Erie 27 200 5 846 18 9,006 1,031 13 81 43 20 25 706 26 12,047
Fayette 7 5,511 2 93 6 118 578 2 15 10 5 15 200 4 6,566
Forest 4 150 1 28 25 3 2 4 31 248
Franklin 84 65 112 42 56 278 45 120 37 172 3,518 107 88 4,724
Fulton 6 12 8 1 2 41 1 12 17 306 20 6 432
Greene 5 899 1 42 2 46 121 1 4 3 4 6 51 6 1,191
Huntingdon 29 15 40 13 22 174 16 170 20 51 452 39 21 1,062
Indiana 18 151 221 9 121 5,314 7 46 16 14 33 212 23 6,185
Jefferson 11 34 985 4 104 936 79 9 4 12 140 11 2,329
Juniata 78 4 18 7 5 19 6 79 23 64 258 6 9 576
Lackawanna 1,117 19 34 1,057 24 149 215 165 311 131 94 32 188 3,536
Lancaster 1,095 166 9 292 284 157 954 896 511 202 11,603 1,808 234 1,389 19,600
Lawrence 10 108 2 392 1 381 390 3 11 16 7 14 2,255 10 3,600
Lebanon 274 37 82 132 29 220 304 109 72 1,141 647 62 280 3,389

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Table I.5.1
Alumni by County by University
Fall 2001
Lehigh 1,502 83 1 125 1,251 65 463 4,840 265 172 476 528 112 716 10,599
Luzerne 3,264 36 4 60 908 38 217 393 222 338 173 143 69 280 6,145
Lycoming 1,259 47 111 75 58 288 99 1,535 400 119 166 68 70 4,295
Mckean 27 35 348 10 326 231 2 144 139 8 9 136 9 1,424
Mercer 9 155 1 668 4 1,153 494 7 35 17 11 11 2,119 15 4,699
Mifflin 77 17 45 7 26 105 14 257 34 68 286 16 40 992
Monroe 366 16 1 27 3,345 25 96 287 84 75 111 79 62 129 4,703
Montgomery 2,672 206 113 246 1,248 168 1,188 2,488 641 234 2,168 1,488 316 5,678 18,854
Mountour 662 8 14 27 6 39 14 48 30 36 35 4 12 935
Northampton 1,217 42 2 100 2,779 63 296 2,618 232 183 464 344 117 956 9,413
Northumberland 2,315 15 60 88 20 97 106 285 123 118 154 36 73 3,490
Perry 133 25 49 38 28 97 42 85 41 164 643 31 46 1,422
Philadelphia 634 92 2,070 151 442 124 622 524 265 97 817 356 130 2,991 9,315
Pike 86 7 1 14 367 4 29 59 33 26 16 19 13 23 697
Potter 23 15 1 54 7 47 59 5 89 164 8 7 31 10 520
Schuylkill 1,408 17 21 321 13 73 1,146 139 106 269 249 32 210 4,004
Snyder 420 12 26 18 17 60 36 139 53 59 122 15 26 1,003
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Somerset 10 470 125 3 74 792 6 81 9 29 138 171 12 1,920

Sullivan 73 4 8 1 11 6 29 42 7 5 5 8 199
Susquehanna 222 5 7 136 10 24 34 62 179 38 16 7 30 770
Tioga 82 22 51 26 32 65 23 137 1,137 41 42 24 23 1,705
Union 556 16 37 37 20 82 27 196 78 57 94 18 38 1,256
Venango 9 60 2,084 2 490 249 3 26 11 6 5 432 4 3,381
Warren 9 35 357 6 795 185 6 53 40 4 4 163 6 1,663
Washington 25 6,182 1 425 18 585 1,309 8 44 16 19 49 676 9 9,366
Wayne 231 12 24 438 11 38 93 53 92 60 33 8 37 1,130
Westmoreland 54 3,694 2 1,425 22 1,067 6,064 12 146 26 41 148 1,548 32 14,281
Wyoming 159 5 14 110 4 25 48 47 129 38 17 10 19 625
York 649 216 9 322 242 179 968 342 538 186 2,793 2,897 226 637 10,204
Total Penn. 32,891 27,856 3,097 23,275 17,625 26,999 52,658 26,454 14,944 7,564 30,691 31,232 26,529 38,459 360,274
Out-of-State 12,103 9,543 618 12,072 10,591 14,602 24,975 7,437 6,611 8,763 8,278 19 14,553 16,699 146,864
Foreign 217 91 11 423 73 412 116 113 23 57 37 33 24 1,630
Unknown 1,299 9,297 - 783 - - 15,355 31,531 - - 122 3,320 - 2,745 64,452
Grand Total 46,510 46,787 3,726 36,553 28,289 42,013 93,104 65,535 21,578 16,384 39,128 34,571 41,115 57,927 573,220

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Table I.5.2
State System Alumni by State, District, Territory, and Country, Fall 2001
State Total State Total

Alabama 635 Nevada 763
Alaska 323 New Hampshire 886
Arizona 2,564 New Jersey 20,478
Arkansas 229 New Mexico 588
California 7,079 New York 13,678
Colorado 2,542 North Carolina 6,083
Connecticut 1,968 North Dakota 61
Delaware 4,408 Ohio 10,346
District of Columbia 502 Oklahoma 397
Florida 13,160 Oregon 611
Georgia 3,655 Pennsylvania 360,274
Hawaii 300 Rhode Island 410
Idaho 240 South Carolina 2,325
Illinois 2,232 South Dakota 69
Indiana 1,397 Tennessee 1,316
Iowa 328 Texas 4,708
Kansas 438 Utah 315
Kentucky 815 Vermont 530
Louisiana 467 Virginia 11,687
Maine 719 Washington 1,138
Maryland 12,716 West Virginia 1,813
Massachusetts 2,509 Wisconsin 694
Michigan 2,120 Wyoming 213
Minnesota 719 Guam 16
Mississippi 189 Puerto Rico 64
Missouri 803 Virgin Islands 59
Montana 271 Foreign Countries 1,046
Nebraska 199 Unknown* 69,125
Total 573,220
*Alumni with unknown state or country

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Table I.6.1
Uniform Crime Report 2000
Part I Offenses Reported
University Murder Manslaughter Rape Robbery Assault Burglary Larceny M/Vehicle Arson Total Crime
Rate*
Bloomsburg 70 70 1,021
California 12 48 1 1 62 1,190
Cheyney 1 2 37 40 3,410
Clarion 1 2 22 79 104 1,819
East Stroudsburg 5 100 1 106 2,200
Edinboro 1 2 4 62 2 71 1,089
Indiana 1 3 2 4 143 1 4 158 1,333
Kutztown 1 5 2 4 66 1 79 1,131
Lock Haven 38 38 1,031
Mansfield 1 31 1 33 1,172
Millersville 3 13 100 116 1,866
Shippensburg 1 4 62 67 1,093
Slippery Rock 1 1 3 66 3 74 1,149
West Chester 1 5 1 91 4 102 997
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SYSTEM TOTALS 0 0 5 11 24 68 993 10 9 1,120 1,323

College & University
Statewide Total 44 133 291 675 8,200 171 55 9,569
* number of offenses per 100,000 persons = (crimes X 100,000)/FTE
Source: Uniform Crime Report 2000

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Table I.6.2
Part 2 Offenses Reported
Stolen Sex Drug Abuse Family Liquor Disorderly All

University Assaults Forgery Fraud Property Vandalism Weapons Offenses Violations Offenses DUI Laws Drunkenness Conduct Vagrancy Other Total
Bloomsburg 4 2 1 48 18 1 24 42 48 1 189
California 1 42 1 2 9 3 21 4 25 40 148
Cheyney 13 18 1 2 7 1 1 26 28 97
Clarion 25 3 4 69 1 13 1 25 11 93 9 254
East Stroudsburg 4 29 12 2 51 1 32 5 136
Edinboro 3 62 1 8 7 48 2 11 2 144
Indiana 45 9 124 4 44 17 133 13 84 21 494
Kutztown 7 1 62 12 30 13 71 16 212
Lock Haven 5 2 2 16 2 4 34 4 26 6 101
Mansfield 4 1 1 1 10 2 2 1 11 18 4 55
Millersville 4 4 24 2 19 2 15 17 16 34 40 177
Shippensburg 2 6 54 1 12 23 117 11 19 25 270
Slippery Rock 5 1 4 48 1 1 5 5 48 12 55 4 189
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West Chester 7 2 1 62 6 36 2 102 23 40 1 81 363
SYSTEM TOTALS 121 14 53 12 663 5 22 197 0 63 662 152 582 1 282 2,829
Source: Uniform Crime Report 2000

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Table I.6.3
System Total
Part I Trends 1986 to 2000
Year Murder Manslaughter Rape Robbery Assault Burglary Larceny M/Vehicle Arson Total
1986 0 0 10 4 59 145 1,462 15 8 1,703
1987 0 0 6 2 48 156 1,605 29 13 1,859
1988 0 0 5 3 54 173 1,392 35 28 1,690
1989 0 0 12 2 45 92 1,320 22 13 1,506
1990 1 0 16 4 68 107 1,301 15 11 1,523
1991 0 0 26 7 54 82 1,556 17 7 1,749
1992 0 0 12 7 50 85 1,383 40 19 1,596
1993 0 0 13 3 40 63 1,317 28 16 1,480
1994 0 0 10 5 28 74 1,259 31 8 1,415
1995 0 0 13 7 30 65 1,242 22 7 1,386
1996 0 0 12 8 29 52 1,181 18 7 1,307
1997 0 0 9 5 27 41 975 18 15 1,090
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1998 0 0 21 3 29 75 1,028 20 27 1,203

1999 0 0 17 2 17 53 912 18 9 1,028
2000 0 0 5 11 24 68 993 10 9 1,120
1996-2000
5 yr Change 0.0% 0.0% -58.3% 37.5% -17.2% 30.8% -15.9% -44.4% 28.6% -14.3%
Source: Uniform Crime Reports 1986-2000
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Table I.6.4
System Total
Part 2 Selected Trends 1986 to 2000
Disorderly Liquor Other Drug Abuse

Year Vandalism Conduct Laws Assault Drunkenness Violations Fraud DUI Total
1986 1,091 468 545 100 61 61 36 15 2377
1987 1,117 582 499 135 74 52 33 28 2520
1988 1,054 464 523 87 69 34 44 33 2308
1989 801 502 464 112 54 20 98 38 2089
1990 895 552 560 98 54 28 81 43 2311
1991 934 675 522 143 75 36 106 48 2539
1992 943 745 359 99 74 42 87 36 2385
1993 905 714 333 157 114 76 69 33 2401
1994 766 669 393 126 122 101 72 35 2284
1995 740 739 416 102 106 169 97 35 2404
1996 712 682 443 85 110 165 102 36 2335
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1997 641 761 525 88 106 206 91 61 2479

1998 634 755 558 70 147 169 133 57 2523
1999 679 628 548 74 161 189 90 56 2425
2000 663 582 662 121 152 197 53 63 2829
1996-2000
5 yr Change -6.9% -14.7% 49.4% 42.4% 38.2% 19.4% -48.0% 75.0% 21.2%
Note: For comparative purposes only those categories reported in previous factbooks are included in these trends.
Source: Uniform Crime Reports 1986-2000
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Table I.6.5
Student Faculty Ratio, 1998-99 to 2000-01
Student/Faculty Ratio FTE Students FTE Instructional Faculty

One year
University 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 Change 1999-00 2000-01 Change Percent 1999-00 2000-01 Change Percent
Bloomsburg 17.35 17.32 17.50 1.06% 7,399 7,360 -39 -0.5% 427.16 420.48 -6.68 -1.56%
California 17.85 18.85 18.04 -4.30% 5,454 5,623 169 3.1% 289.32 311.72 22.40 7.74%
Cheyney 12.01 15.86 14.76 -6.93% 1,454 1,485 31 2.1% 91.68 100.6 8.92 9.73%
Clarion 17.93 18.47 18.54 0.35% 5,823 5,918 95 1.6% 315.19 319.28 4.09 1.30%
East Stroudsburg 18.47 17.69 17.54 -0.83% 5,463 5,482 19 0.3% 308.9 312.49 3.59 1.16%
Edinboro 17.16 17.18 17.67 2.88% 6,522 6,780 258 4.0% 379.65 383.61 3.96 1.04%
Indiana 17.79 17.61 17.18 -2.42% 12,701 12,629 -72 -0.6% 721.04 734.91 13.87 1.92%
Kutztown 17.72 17.87 18.31 2.46% 7,183 7,220 37 0.5% 402.06 394.32 -7.74 -1.93%
Lock Haven 18.06 17.51 17.79 1.57% 3,711 3,859 148 4.0% 211.91 216.98 5.07 2.39%
Mansfield 16.90 16.12 16.33 1.33% 2,797 2,889 92 3.3% 173.50 176.86 3.36 1.94%
Millersville 17.25 16.89 17.54 3.84% 6,879 7,119 240 3.5% 407.17 405.89 -1.28 -0.31%
Shippensburg 19.19 18.73 19.06 1.76% 6,096 6,389 293 4.8% 325.5 335.2 9.70 2.98%
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Slippery Rock 18.58 18.64 18.33 -1.65% 6,683 6,789 106 1.6% 358.47 370.34 11.87 3.31%
West Chester 17.12 16.79 17.24 2.71% 10,568 11,111 543 5.1% 629.24 644.31 15.07 2.39%
System Avg/Total 17.63 17.60 17.68 0.46% 88,733 90,653 1920 2.2% 5,040.79 5126.99 86.20 1.71%
Source: Common Cost Accounting Report (by program)

All figures include summer, fall, and spring semestersand other sessions.
One FTE instructional faculty = 24 teaching contract hours.
One FTE student = 30 credit hours for undergraduates, 24 for graduates.
Department chair release hours included in FTE instructional faculty.
FTE student enrollments are counted as of the official freeze date for each university.
Source: Common Cost Accounting Report (by Program)

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Table I.6.6
Average Class Sizes in Classroom Instruction by Academic Level and Sector
1996-97 to 2000-01
Higher Education Undergraduate Sections Change, 1996-01

Institution/System 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 # %
Lincoln 19 19 18 18 17 -2 -10.5%
Penn State 29 29 29 28 28 -1 -3.4%
Pittsburgh 27 27 28 28 28 1 3.7%
Temple 24 24 24 23 24 0 0.0%
State System 22 22 23 23 23 1 4.5%
Higher Education Masters Sections Change, 1996-01

Institution/System 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 # %
Lincoln 15 15 14 14 14 -1 -6.7%
Penn State 14 14 15 14 15 1 7.1%
Pittsburgh 18 18 17 17 17 -1 -5.6%
Temple 15 14 14 14 14 -1 -6.7%
State System 11 12 12 12 13 2 18.2%

Source: Snyder Report, Joint State Commission, Table 9
Source: Snyder Report, Joint State Commission

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II. Summary of Instructional Resources
State System libraries contain 6,354,442 volumes and added another 108,104
during 2000-01. Nearly 570 full-time equivalent employees staff the libraries and more
than $30 million was spent on materials and salaries System-wide. More than one
million people (including repeat users) used library materials during 2000-01.
Libraries are increasingly relying on electronic resources, from automated

catalogs to on-line databases. The State System established the Keystone Library
Network to interconnect all 14 universities with a shared library automation system and
access to electronic resources. The State System is also developing a data warehouse and
a shared administrative system.
The use of instructional and information technology has increased dramatically in

recent years. At 11 institutions, 100% of faculty members have a desktop computer, have
access to the Internet and e-mail from their office computer. The System Universities
have a total of 8,976 student computers (IBM compatible and Apple), which means that
there is one computer for every 11 students. Nearly all students have e-mail accounts and
98% of student’s computers have Internet access.
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2001 Academic Library Survey
Total Volumes
Number of Added Volumes Held Microforms Microforms Circulation
FTE Total Operating During at End of Added During Held at End of (General &
UNIVERSITY Employees Expenditures Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Reserve)
BLOOMSBURG 32.8 2,273,441 15,183 413,729 35,572 2,090,283 37,323
CALIFORNIA 40.1 2,131,433 -2,985 431,300 10,836 830,727 93,199
CHEYNEY 15.0 701,362 3,214 249,593 7,548 771,410 3,592
CLARION 49.3 2,180,048 5,345 429,800 11,055 1,576,759 22,552
EAST STROUDSBURG 34.0 1,883,047 1,806 445,773 18,598 1,343,410 74,954
EDINBORO 34.0 1,839,335 7,605 468,887 16,509 1,354,837 113,333
INDIANA 87.2 4,503,260 14,363 820,456 40,715 2,344,030 205,080
KUTZTOWN 46.0 2,269,511 5,645 497,752 475 1,307,315 74,991
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LOCK HAVEN 23.0 1,940,376 2,948 373,036 16,922 704,807 19,357

MANSFIELD 32.0 1,391,069 5,921 236,175 19,432 791,486 60,293
MILLERSVILLE 42.0 2,505,909 12,276 497,489 14,550 553,491 94,428
SHIPPENSBURG 34.0 2,201,403 8,180 446,784 22,269 1,377,155 55,591
SLIPPERY ROCK 41.0 1,773,209 16,401 495,290 16,056 1,492,939 53,282
WEST CHESTER 59.1 2,905,959 12,202 548,378 7,880 1,420,022 63,279
SYSTEM TOTAL 569.4 $30,499,362 108,104 6,354,442 238,417 17,958,671 1,014,222
MEAN 40.7 $2,178,526 7,722 453,889 17,030 1,282,762 78,017

MEDIAN 37.1 $2,155,741 6,763 446,279 16,283 1,349,124 61,786
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Table II.2
2001 Computer Survey Results
Computer Access Measures BL CA CH CL EA ED IN KU LO MA MI SH SL WE Average
% of faculty with desktop PCs 100% 96% 100% 100% 100% 90% 100% 100% 100% 100% 98% 100% 100% 100% 99%
% of faculty with desktop Internet access 100% 96% 100% 100% 100% 91% 100% 100% 100% 100% 98% 100% 100% 100% 99%
% of faculty with LAN access 100% 96% 100% 100% 100% 91% 100% 100% 100% 100% 98% 100% 100% 100% 99%
% of faculty with e-mail access 100% 96% 100% 100% 100% 91% 100% 100% 100% 100% 98% 100% 100% 100% 99%
# of student Macs 170 95 30 180 120 93 124 250 52 0 180 101 152 50 114
# of student IBM compatible PCs 690 760 298 300 425 587 1447 400 220 550 210 511 581 400 527
2001 Enrollment 7,914 5,948 1,514 6,271 5,996 7,498 13,457 8,268 4,252 3,303 7,556 7,193 7,197 12,244 7,044
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Number of students per computer 9.2 7.0 4.6 13.1 11.0 11.0 8.6 12.7 15.6 6.0 19.4 11.8 9.8 27.2 11.0
% student PCs connected to Internet 100% 100% 100% 100% 93% 95% 81% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 98%
% students with e-mail accounts 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 92% 100% 100% 93% 99%
University requires computer competency No No Yes No No Yes Yes No Yes No No No No No no
Some depts require computer competency Yes No Yes No No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes yes
# of support personnel for acad. computing 8.05 3.25 4 10 10.5 8.75 27.5 1 2.5 13 21 6.9 19 8.75 10.3
% of residence halls wired to network 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

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III. Summary of Budget and Finances
Total Educational and General (E&G) revenues for the State System are projected
at $1.006 billion for 2001-2002. Since 1986, the general appropriation has increased
62% to $452,763,000 for 2001-2002, and System appropriation per FTE student has risen
from $3,449 to $4,945. During that same period, E&G revenues per FTE student
increased from $5,606 to $10,839, but costs per FTE student have risen to $12,614. West
Chester has the lowest cost per full-time equivalent student ($11,800) while Cheyney has
the highest cost ($21,015). When cost is determined by credit hour, West Chester is
lowest ($141) and Cheyney is highest ($188), compared to a System average of $155.
State System universities have increased endowments and voluntary support

dramatically in recent years. System Universities received a total of $40.5 million in
voluntary support during 2000-01. Indiana and Shippensburg have the two largest
endowments, representing 18.1% and 12.4% of the $152 million total respectively, but
this is significantly less than the percent of the endowment that they represented last year
(27% and 13%). Other universities have made comparatively large gains in endowments
in the last year.
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Table III.1
History of Educational and General Appropriation
1983-84 to 2001-02
System
Percent Increase Appropriation
Fiscal Year E&G Appropriation Over Previous Year % of Total E&G per FTE
1983-84 $235,053,000 -- 62.95% $3,003
1984-85 $250,051,000 6.38% 61.37% $3,182
1985-86 $263,803,000 5.50% 62.07% $3,349
1986-87 $279,381,000 5.91% 61.53% $3,449
1987-88 $295,350,000 5.72% 59.46% $3,497
1988-89 $311,594,000 5.50% 56.59% $3,596
1989-90* $338,496,000 8.63% 56.07% $3,751
1990-91 $343,526,321 1.49% 53.54% $3,711
1991-92 $370,960,000 7.99% 52.60% $3,980
1992-93 $357,976,000 -3.50% 49.78% $3,916
1993-94* $372,085,000 3.94% 48.51% $4,196
1994-95* $386,320,278 3.83% 49.19% $4,432
1995-96* $396,890,000 2.74% 48.59% $4,553
1996-97 $396,890,000 0.00% 47.40% $4,567
1997-98 $404,828,000 2.00% 46.71% $4,572
1998-99 $424,887,000 4.95% 47.81% $4,736
1999-2000 $437,634,000 3.00% 47.63% $4,869
2000-2001 $450,763,000 3.00% 46.85% $4,921
2001-2002 Est. $452,763,000 0.44% 45.00% $4,945
Table III.2
History of Educational and General Revenue
1983-84 to 2001-02
Percent Increase Total E&G % Increase Over

Fiscal Year Total E&G Revenue Over Previous Year Revenue per FTE Previous Year
1983-84 $373,390,963 - $4,770 -
1984-85 $407,428,206 9.12% $5,185 8.70%
1985-86 $425,031,000 4.32% $5,396 4.07%
1986-87 $454,076,000 6.83% $5,606 3.89%
1987-88 $496,742,038 9.40% $5,881 4.91%
1988-89 $550,654,204 10.85% $6,355 8.06%
1989-90* $603,713,882 9.64% $6,690 5.27%
1990-91 $641,578,156 6.27% $6,931 3.60%
1991-92 $705,229,884 9.92% $7,566 9.16%
1992-93 $719,138,739 1.97% $7,867 3.98%
1993-94* $767,005,000 6.66% $8,650 9.95%
1994-95* $785,339,000 2.39% $9,009 4.15%
1995-96* $816,806,507 4.01% $9,370 4.01%
1996-97 $829,885,896 1.60% $9,550 1.92%
1997-98 $866,597,000 4.42% $9,762 2.22%
1998-99 $888,771,000 2.56% $9,926 1.68%
1999-2000 $918,916,000 3.39% $10,240 3.16%
2000-2001 $962,056,868 4.69% $10,482 2.36%
2001-2002 Proj. $1,006,192,424 4.59% $10,839 3.41%

* Appropriation includes tuition challenge funding.
Source: Finance and Administration

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TABLE III.3
History Of Allocations from the Educational & General Appropriation
FY 1986-87 to FY 2001-02
UNIVERSITY FY 1986/87 FY 1987/88 FY 1988/89 FY 1989/90* FY 1990/91* FY 1991/92 FY 1992/93 FY 1993/94*
Bloomsburg $20,274,874 $22,439,336 $23,687,813 $26,034,661 $26,254,599 $28,296,605 $27,307,936 $28,467,382
California $17,153,247 $18,153,333 $19,429,416 $21,632,187 $22,565,735 $24,291,879 $23,443,133 $24,477,172
Cheyney $12,002,013 $12,399,320 $12,481,548 $12,534,168 $12,516,310 $12,762,411 $12,315,713 $12,500,809
Clarion $19,285,527 $20,602,564 $21,658,468 $23,347,321 $23,798,155 $25,640,056 $24,744,206 $25,785,296
East Stroudsburg $15,820,355 $16,697,160 $17,347,384 $18,778,771 $19,090,674 $20,640,910 $19,919,726 $20,568,881
Edinboro $20,175,273 $21,110,508 $21,747,653 $23,438,070 $24,418,522 $26,306,719 $25,387,576 $26,623,576
Indiana $39,753,402 $41,866,584 $43,764,679 $47,114,899 $47,417,969 $51,033,571 $49,250,485 $51,687,769
Kutztown $19,323,988 $20,710,822 $22,122,298 $24,506,520 $25,094,808 $27,054,988 $26,109,701 $27,211,460
Lock Haven $11,708,891 $12,479,459 $13,031,621 $14,021,764 $14,276,364 $15,406,720 $14,868,417 $15,522,691
Mansfield $12,162,131 $12,868,464 $13,199,444 $13,987,572 $13,947,866 $15,126,118 $14,559,303 $15,034,131
Millersville $21,177,520 $22,305,291 $23,555,586 $25,850,395 $26,514,862 $28,596,276 $27,597,137 $28,679,418
Shippensburg $18,793,465 $20,024,603 $21,222,403 $22,976,626 $22,992,749 $24,776,294 $23,910,623 $24,957,883
Slippery Rock $20,686,659 $22,315,642 $23,696,648 $25,577,558 $26,237,783 $28,282,073 $27,293,912 $28,448,168
West Chester $28,418,522 $29,900,164 $31,890,307 $35,424,770 $36,402,184 $39,307,444 $37,934,062 $39,320,309
Total $276,735,867 $293,873,250 $308,835,268 $335,225,282 $341,528,580 $367,522,064 $354,641,930 $369,284,945
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UNIVERSITY FY 1994/95* FY 1995/96* FY 1996/97 FY 1997/98 FY 1998/99 FY 1999/2000 FY 2000/2001 FY 2001/2002 1986-2001
Bloomsburg $29,568,319 $29,888,696 $29,831,455 $30,518,750 $31,677,257 $32,578,361 $33,777,231 $33,869,540 67.1%
California $25,399,312 $27,566,570 $27,527,217 $27,908,813 $29,011,954 $29,812,163 $30,780,296 $30,847,816 79.8%
Cheyney $12,695,415 $12,949,532 $13,052,183 $13,247,681 $13,836,161 $14,630,865 $14,106,056 $13,857,785 15.5%
Clarion $26,788,708 $28,456,491 $28,292,152 $28,689,380 $29,894,330 $30,816,600 $32,200,772 $31,932,801 65.6%
East Stroudsburg $21,427,928 $20,322,889 $20,357,427 $21,134,710 $22,949,562 $23,889,488 $24,840,045 $25,021,097 58.2%
Edinboro $27,629,697 $28,798,540 $28,935,738 $29,652,451 $31,336,000 $31,939,252 $32,411,674 $32,686,627 62.0%
Indiana $53,659,188 $56,822,318 $56,472,154 $57,229,947 $58,748,665 $58,807,447 $59,867,623 $60,162,528 51.3%
Kutztown $28,342,860 $28,855,632 $28,671,826 $29,315,060 $30,461,311 $31,475,596 $33,179,178 $32,989,553 70.7%
Lock Haven $16,104,756 $16,761,327 $16,849,315 $17,500,824 $18,887,968 $20,031,440 $20,904,899 $21,505,054 83.7%
Mansfield $15,637,868 $15,908,202 $16,070,832 $16,595,071 $17,699,196 $18,550,511 $18,248,773 $18,351,762 50.9%
Millersville $29,760,982 $31,095,412 $30,903,763 $31,315,396 $32,395,823 $32,825,744 $34,254,890 $34,585,663 63.3%
Shippensburg $25,941,169 $26,678,176 $26,620,919 $27,343,083 $28,977,787 $30,796,590 $31,873,209 $32,717,349 74.1%
Slippery Rock** $29,579,260 $30,750,108 $30,699,706 $31,301,281 $32,519,455 $32,890,430 $33,872,260 $33,496,159 61.9%
West Chester $40,876,271 $38,841,817 $38,587,513 $39,083,329 $40,479,427 $43,801,918 $45,619,111 $46,000,303 61.9%
Total $383,411,733 $393,695,710 $392,872,200 $400,835,776 $418,874,896 $432,846,405 $445,936,017 $448,024,037 61.9%
Note: In some years additional funding was appropriated through the Department of Education's Tuition Challenge Grant Program.
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Table III.4 Total Market Value of Endowment by System Universities, 1998-99 to 2000-01
1-Year Growth 2-Year Growth

University 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 Total Percent Total Percent
Bloomsburg $11,279,900 $13,226,100 $13,837,588 $14,467,227 $611,488 4% $2,557,688 23%
California 6,318,400 7,074,570 6,617,531 7,267,652 ($457,039) -7% $299,131 5%
Cheyney 2,374,860 3,221,920 3,926,319 2,920,139 $704,399 18% $1,551,459 65%
Clarion 8,568,090 10,067,400 10,944,908 10,242,850 $877,508 8% $2,376,818 28%
East Stroudsburg 5,548,410 7,045,400 7,611,317 6,751,555 $565,917 7% $2,062,907 37%
Edinboro 4,350,150 7,329,140 7,264,084 7,024,973 ($65,056) -1% $2,913,934 67%
Indiana 25,062,900 28,266,300 27,582,542 27,122,607 ($683,758) -2% $2,519,642 10%
Kutztown 9,146,350 10,707,400 11,021,539 10,562,755 $314,139 3% $1,875,189 21%
Lock Haven 4,886,020 5,755,730 6,224,539 5,888,060 $468,809 8% $1,338,519 27%
Mansfield 4,340,300 5,097,850 5,325,078 5,473,829 $227,228 4% $984,778 23%
Millersville 9,690,210 10,947,700 10,983,137 10,626,899 $35,437 0% $1,292,927 13%
Shippensburg 18,769,400 19,662,100 18,865,147 17,057,572 ($796,953) -4% $95,747 1%
Slippery Rock 9,250,750 11,149,000 11,448,650 10,947,487 $299,650 3% $2,197,900 24%
West Chester 7,736,510 10,417,900 9,974,809 8,741,540 ($443,091) -4% $2,238,299 29%
Total: $127,322,250 $149,968,510 $151,627,188 $145,095,145 $1,658,678 1% $24,304,938 19%
Source: CAE Report

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Table III.5
Cost per FTE Student by University, 1994-95 to 2000-01 (includes auxiliaries)
Change, 1994-00
University 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 $ %
Bloomsburg $9,892 $10,409 $10,143 $11,016 $10,539 $11,219 $12,094 $2,202 22.3%
California $10,304 $11,122 $11,448 $11,467 $11,503 $12,057 $11,821 $1,517 14.7%
Cheyney $18,121 $17,943 $17,724 $18,479 $18,479 $18,332 $21,015 $2,894 16.0%
Clarion $10,904 $11,011 $11,507 $11,521 $11,663 $12,511 $12,252 $1,348 12.4%
East Stroudsburg $10,431 $10,844 $10,968 $10,626 $11,091 $11,528 $12,425 $1,994 19.1%
Edinboro $9,811 $10,351 $10,557 $11,474 $11,985 $12,699 $12,615 $2,804 28.6%
Indiana $11,139 $11,509 $11,391 $11,502 $11,945 $12,343 $13,244 $2,105 18.9%
Kutztown $10,088 $10,586 $10,712 $10,935 $11,263 $11,363 $12,359 $2,271 22.5%
Lock Haven $11,128 $11,540 $11,736 $12,005 $12,436 $12,345 $12,169 $1,041 9.4%
Mansfield $12,271 $13,537 $12,860 $13,237 $13,237 $14,343 $15,373 $3,102 25.3%
Millersville $10,919 $11,394 $11,662 $12,022 $12,285 $12,085 $12,386 $1,467 13.4%
Shippensburg $11,090 $11,555 $11,255 $11,301 $11,409 $12,163 $12,467 $1,377 12.4%
Slippery Rock $10,670 $11,042 $11,106 $11,117 $12,214 $11,812 $12,355 $1,685 15.8%
West Chester $10,250 $10,664 $10,960 $10,926 $11,089 $11,763 $11,800 $1,550 15.1%
System Average $10,719 $11,186 $11,250 $11,467 $11,734 $12,157 $12,614 $1,895 17.7%
Table III.6
Instructional Cost per Credit Hour, by University, 1994-95 to 2000-01
Change, 1994-00
University 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 $ %
Bloomsburg $129 $139 $135 $136 $142 $144 $152 $23 17.8%
California $147 $163 $164 $158 $160 $160 $159 $12 8.2%
Cheyney $190 $199 $192 $202 $202 $185 $188 -$2 -1.1%
Clarion $151 $156 $153 $155 $149 $151 $148 -$3 -2.0%
East Stroudsburg $142 $149 $143 $142 $146 $151 $162 $20 14.1%
Edinboro $139 $145 $148 $151 $152 $152 $155 $16 11.5%
Indiana $139 $142 $144 $150 $170 $153 $165 $26 18.7%
Kutztown $142 $149 $147 $146 $148 $149 $151 $9 6.3%
Lock Haven $141 $145 $144 $138 $143 $143 $144 $3 2.1%
Mansfield $161 $168 $165 $164 $164 $171 $171 $10 6.2%
Millersville $145 $149 $150 $152 $154 $156 $168 $23 15.9%
Shippensburg $148 $152 $148 $148 $139 $146 $143 -$5 -3.4%
Slippery Rock $135 $143 $144 $142 $148 $149 $151 $16 11.9%
West Chester $136 $142 $139 $141 $140 $143 $141 $5 3.7%
System Average $142 $148 $147 $148 $151 $154 $155 $13 9.2%
Source: Common Cost Accounting (by program). All figures include summer, fall, spring, and other
sessions. One FTE student = 30 credit hours for undergraduates, 24 for graduates.
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IV. Summary of Facilities
The facilities infrastructure of the State System includes 827 buildings and 24.6
million square feet of space. The 14 campuses, the Dixon University Center, and the
McKeever Environmental Center are located on 4,696 acres. Residence halls have a
capacity of 33,306 students, and 32,267 students lived in them during fall 2001. The
replacement value of the physical plant is $3.5 billion. West Chester has the most
buildings (90), Edinboro the most acreage (626), and Indiana the most square feet
(3,020,624), the greatest residence hall capacity (3,856), and the highest replacement
value ($432 million).
The 2002-03 request for capital funding is $678 million for new authorization.
The Academic Facilities Renovation Program will provide $66 million in funding.
Deferred maintenance backlogs for component repairs are $57 million, with a $27 million
annual deferred maintenance requirement for a total backlog of $84 million. At full
funding, the State System would expend approximately $27 million from the operating
budget to cover the annual deferred maintenance costs. In addition, Key 93 funding will
provide an estimated $8 million in additional moneys to further reduce this backlog.
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Table IV.1
Complete Facilities Inventory, 2001-02
Educational and General, and Auxiliary
Gross Square Feet, Replacement Value, Number of Buildings
Number of Number of Total No. Dorm.

University E & G GSF Buildings Value $ Aux. GSF Buildings Value $ Total GSF TotalValue $ Buildings Acreage Cap.
Bloomsburg 1,065,102 36 $142,985,799 833,788 22 $117,152,241 1,898,890 $260,138,040 58 282 2,622
California 997,315 31 $144,062,255 441,608 8 $64,279,490 1,438,923 $208,341,745 39 120 1,513
Cheyney 696,003 31 $105,604,022 399,304 9 $61,556,100 1,095,307 $167,160,122 40 275 1,300
Clarion 950,743 44 $134,834,530 652,888 11 $93,522,495 1,603,631 $228,357,025 55 195 2,000
East Stroudsburg 795,561 49 $117,000,136 608,162 11 $92,848,646 1,403,723 $209,848,782 60 239 1,748
Edinboro 1,029,124 58 $140,006,098 827,880 8 $120,220,938 1,857,004 $260,227,036 66 626 2,800
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Indiana 1,948,608 49 $276,741,056 1,072,046 17 $155,846,725 3,020,654 $432,587,781 66 340 3,856

Kutztown 998,680 41 $141,052,080 905,794 13 $132,835,427 1,904,475 $273,887,507 54 329 2,879
Lock Haven 650,710 28 $84,779,484 471,250 9 $63,565,751 1,121,960 $148,345,235 37 179 1,577
Mansfield 686,896 32 $89,823,832 596,880 12 $81,627,502 1,283,776 $171,451,334 44 314 1,820
Millersville 1,013,072 70 $136,931,552 801,459 11 $111,372,978 1,814,531 $248,304,530 81 245 2,420
Shippensburg 1,005,360 33 $137,495,938 765,162 14 $107,821,597 1,770,522 $245,317,536 47 200 2,382
Slippery Rock 975,130 51 $139,404,880 871,420 24 $126,496,845 1,846,550 $265,901,725 75 749 2,702
West Chester 1,429,604 68 $218,943,818 995,396 22 $154,256,007 2,425,000 $373,199,825 90 392 3,537
Dixon Center 135,760 7 $17,061,270 0 0 $0 135,760 $17,061,270 7 6 —
McKeever Center 17,116 3 $2,174,535 14,382 5 $2,192,850 31,498 $4,367,384 8 205 150
Total 14,394,784 631 $2,028,901,285 10,257,419 196 $1,485,595,592 24,652,203 $3,514,496,877 827 4,696 33,306

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Table IV.2
Capital Requests, FY 2002-03
Category Request % of Total
New construction/additions $85,694,000 12.63%
Additions/Renovations $85,101,000 12.55%
Renovations $342,733,000 50.53%
Utility upgrade $92,409,000 13.62%
Demolition $1,908,000 0.28%
Highway Projects $5,880,000 0.87%
Furniture/Equipment $64,541,000 9.52%
Totals $678,266,000 100.00%
Table IV.3
Deferred Maintenance, FY 2002-03
Component Repairs (0-35 years in life cycle)
Backlog from prior years $57,000,000

Annual requirement $27,000,000
FY 2002-2003 requirement $84,000,000
Educ. & Gen'l funding request $27,000,000

Estimated Key '93 funding $8,000,000
Estimated total funding $35,000,000
Shortfall/backlog carryover $49,000,000
Capital Renovations (more than 35 years)
Backlog from prior years $391,300,000

FY 01-02 Capital request $342,700,000
FY 01-02 requirement $734,000,000
Acad. Fac. Renov. Program

commitment $66,100,000
System Acad. Fac. Renov.
Prog. funding (01/02 & 02/03)
Shortfall/backlog carryover $667,900,000

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V. Summary of Human Resources
During 2001-2002, the State System employed 11,954 individuals (as of October
31, 2001, excluding wage employees). Of these, 11,042 of salaried employees were full-
time. This number is just slightly higher than the full-time salaried employees count
from fall 2000. The System has employed increasing numbers of part-time employees in
recent years, with a 4.9% increase from 869 part-time employees in fall 1998 to the fall
2001 level of 912 (during this same time period, the number of full-time employees
increased by less than one percent). Of all salaried employees, the Association of
Professional State College and University Faculty union includes the largest number,
representing 47% of the total, compared to 33% for the Association of Federal, State,
County, and Municipal Employees and 11% for managers. Women comprise 48% of the
full-time workforce.
Within the full-time, 9 month faculty complement of 4,834 (excluding unit II),
women constitute 41% of all faculty (1,986). The percentage of female faculty by rank is
as follows: professor – 28.2%, associate – 39.5%, assistant – 50.2%. Currently 56.1% of
instructors are women. The rank distribution of the entire faculty (excluding unit II) is as
follows: professor – 31%, associate – 28%, assistant – 31%, and instructor – 10%.
Faculty salaries have increased 78.5% since 1987. Faculty salaries are higher
than any other sector in Pennsylvania when ranks are combined, and are at the 90th
percentile or higher for all professors by their respective ranks, compared to faculty from
210 public institutions with the same Carnegie classification, including each of the 14
System universities (Source: American Association of University Professors). Salaries
for full professors, associate professors, and assistant professors are lower than those of
state-related professors. Average salaries by rank are as follows: professor – $83,996,
associate – $67,286, assistant – $54,435, instructor – $40,384. Average salaries for
senior administrators are as follows: presidents - $134,665; provosts - $129,326; vice
presidents - $120,142; and deans - $108,310.
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Human Resource Summary Tables, Fall 2001
Table V.1 Table V.2

Total Salaried Complement Full-Time Salaried Complement By Race
Fall 2001 Fall 2001
University Employees Race Employees Percent

Bloomsburg 930 Black 821 7.44%
California 691 Latino 197 1.78%
Cheyney 252 Native Amer 31 0.28%
Clarion 778 Asian 249 2.26%
East Stroudsburg 693 White 9,744 88.24%
Edinboro 826 Total 11,042 100.00%
Indiana 1,665 Source: COMP_AA SAS report, p5
Kutztown 893
Lock Haven 517 Table V.3
Mansfield 436 Full-Time Salaried Complement By Sex
Millersville 994 Fall 2001
Shippensburg 828
Slippery Rock 853 Sex Employees Percent
West Chester 1,484 Women 5,324 48.22%
Dixon Center 114 Men 5,718 51.78%
TOTALS 11,954 Total 11,042 100.00%
Source: COMP_AA SAS report, p4 Source: GEND_AA SAS report, p2
Table V.4
Total Salaried Complement by Classification by Status
Fall 2001
Full-Time Part-Time Total

Classification Employees Percent Employees Percent Employees Percent
APSCUF 4,857 43.99% 718 78.73% 5,575 46.64%
AFSCME 3,844 34.81% 79 8.66% 3,923 32.82%
SCUPA 470 4.26% 13 1.43% 483 4.04%
UPGWA 213 1.93% 7 0.77% 220 1.84%
Other Union 78 0.71% 22 2.41% 100 0.84%
Management 1,295 11.73% 9 0.99% 1,304 10.91%
All Others 285 2.58% 64 7.02% 349 2.92%
Total 11,042 100.00% 912 100.00% 11,954 100.00%
Source: COMP_AA SAS report, pgs. 6,9

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Table V.5
Number and percent of Headcount Employees by Classification and Status (FT/PT)
Fall 1999 to 2001 (as of October 31)
Fall 1999 Fall 2000 Fall 2001 Change 1999-2001

Classification # % # % # % # %
Full-time
Managers 1,245 11.4% 1,255 11.4% 1,295 11.7% 50 4.0%
APSCUF 4,817 44.0% 4,839 43.9% 4,857 44.0% 40 0.8%
AFSCME 3,822 34.9% 3,859 35.0% 3,844 34.8% 22 0.6%
SCUPA 457 4.2% 462 4.2% 470 4.3% 13 2.8%
UPGWA 208 1.9% 215 2.0% 213 1.9% 5 2.4%
Other union 72 0.7% 74 0.7% 78 0.7% 6 8.3%
All others 319 2.9% 307 2.8% 285 2.6% -34 -10.7%
Total FT 10,940 100.0% 11,011 100.0% 11,042 100.0% 102 0.9%
Part-time
Managers 7 0.8% 10 1.1% 9 1.0% 2 28.6%
APSCUF 748 82.6% 728 81.1% 718 78.7% -30 -4.0%
AFSCME 80 8.8% 73 8.1% 79 8.7% -1 -1.3%
SCUPA 19 2.1% 13 1.4% 13 1.4% -6 -31.6%
UPGWA 6 0.7% 6 0.7% 7 0.8% 1 16.7%
Other union 18 2.0% 16 1.8% 22 2.4% 4 22.2%
All others 28 3.1% 52 5.8% 64 7.0% 36 128.6%
Total PT 906 100.0% 898 100.0% 912 100.0% 6 0.7%
All employees
Managers 1,252 10.6% 1,265 10.6% 1,304 10.9% 52 4.2%
APSCUF 5,565 47.0% 5,567 46.7% 5,575 46.6% 10 0.2%
AFSCME 3,902 32.9% 3,932 33.0% 3,923 32.8% 21 0.5%
SCUPA 476 4.0% 475 4.0% 483 4.0% 7 1.5%
UPGWA 214 1.8% 221 1.9% 220 1.8% 6 2.8%
Other union 90 0.8% 90 0.8% 100 0.8% 10 11.1%
All others 347 2.9% 359 3.0% 349 2.9% 2 0.6%
Total employees 11,846 100.0% 11,909 100.0% 11,954 100.0% 108 0.9%
Note: includes faculty that cannot be classified by rank or tenure
Source: Personnel (comp_aa)

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Table V.6
Number and Percent of Headcount 9 and 12 Month Full-Time Faculty by Rank
Fall 1999 to 2001 (As of October 31)
Fall 1999 Fall 2000 Fall 2001 Change, 1999-2001

Rank # % # % # % # %
Professor 1,484 31.0% 1,514 31.4% 1,487 30.8% 3 0.2%

Associate Prof. 1,349 28.1% 1,326 27.5% 1,339 27.7% -10 -0.7%
Assistant Prof. 1,506 31.4% 1,502 31.2% 1,510 31.2% 4 0.3%
Instructor 454 9.5% 474 9.8% 498 10.3% 44 9.7%
Total faculty 4,793 100.0% 4,816 100.0% 4,834 100.0% 41 0.9%
Table V.7
Number and Percent of Headcount 9 and 12 Month Full-Time Faculty by Tenure Status
Fall 1999 to 2001 (As of October 31)
Fall 1999 Fall 2000 Fall 2001 Change, 1999-2001

Tenure Status # % # % # % # %
Tenured 3,350 69.9% 3,338 69.3% 3,287 68.0% -63 -1.9%

Tenure track 883 18.4% 968 20.1% 987 20.4% 104 11.8%
Non-tenured 524 10.9% 457 9.5% 449 9.3% -75 -14.3%
Other 36 0.8% 53 1.1% 111 2.3% 75 208.3%
Total faculty 4,793 100.0% 4,816 100.0% 4,834 100.0% 41 0.9%
Source: Employee and Labor Relations (RANK AA pg 2 TNUR AA pg 2)

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Table V.8
9 and 12 Month Full-Time Faculty by University, Rank and Gender
Fall 2001
Professor Associate Assistant Instructor Total Grand
University Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total
Bloomsburg 84 36 80 36 64 57 14 15 242 144 386
California 81 26 44 34 30 26 7 13 162 99 261
Cheyney 14 12 16 12 11 12 5 6 46 42 88
Clarion 72 24 47 34 45 52 21 43 185 153 338
East Stroudsburg 66 30 51 30 34 34 14 16 165 110 275
Edinboro 62 20 53 49 82 60 36 17 233 146 379
Indiana 171 70 131 87 104 103 23 45 429 305 734

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Kutztown 82 33 78 39 54 71 22 18 236 161 397
Lock Haven 34 16 37 17 49 44 18 16 138 93 231
Mansfield 39 14 36 23 20 19 5 12 100 68 168
Millersville 86 30 52 41 54 55 2 3 194 129 323
Shippensburg 82 26 42 26 73 63 5 6 202 121 323
Slippery Rock 79 36 52 35 65 69 8 15 204 155 359
West Chester 116 46 90 66 66 92 40 56 312 260 572
SYSTEM TOTALS 1,068 419 809 529 751 757 220 281 2,848 1,986 4,834
Source: Fall Staff Report (does not include unit II faculty)

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Full-Time Faculty by Rank and Gender, Fall 2001 System Total
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200
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Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female
Professor Professor Associate Associate Assistant Assistant Instructor Instructor
Rank and Gender
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Table V.9
Average 9 month salaries for full-time faculty by rank, Fall 1987 to 2001
(as of October 31)
Year Professor Associate Assistant Instructor All ranks

1987 $44,824 $36,625 $29,270 $22,720 $36,860
1988 $47,566 $38,725 $31,009 $24,123 $38,802
1989 $51,735 $41,931 $33,066 $25,043 $41,513
1990 $54,512 $43,933 $34,593 $26,382 $43,285
1991 $57,849 $46,788 $37,011 $26,870 $46,155
1992 $60,969 $48,935 $38,523 $29,798 $48,220
1993 $67,193 $54,127 $42,621 $32,274 $53,494
1994 $69,894 $56,356 $44,585 $34,962 $56,456
1995 $72,686 $58,441 $46,185 $36,941 $58,881
1996 $72,469 $58,262 $45,415 $34,311 $58,001
1997 $74,143 $59,361 $46,251 $32,726 $58,423
1998 $76,255 $61,282 $47,342 $34,085 $59,428
1999 $78,432 $62,994 $48,508 $34,652 $60,664
2000 $80,010 $64,245 $49,684 $37,072 $62,010
2001 $83,996 $67,286 $54,435 $40,384 $65,778
(87-01) Change $ $39,172 $30,661 $25,165 $17,664 $28,918
Change % 87.4% 83.7% 86.0% 77.7% 78.5%
Source: Salaries, Tenure, and Fringe Benefits of Instructional Staff
Figure 18: Average 9 Month Salaries for Full-time Faculty, All Ranks, Fall
1987 to Fall 2001
$70,000
$65,000
$60,000
$55,000
Salary
$50,000
$45,000
$40,000
$35,000
$30,000
1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Years
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Figure 19: Average 12 Month Salary for Senior Managers

(All Positions), Fall 1998 to Fall 2001
$145,000
$135,000
Presidents
$125,000
Provosts
$115,000
Salary
Vice
Presidents
$105,000
Academic
Deans
$95,000
$85,000
$75,000
Fall 1998 Fall 1999 Fall 2000 Fall 2001
Years
Table V.5.10
Average 12-Month Salaries For Full-Time Senior Managers by Type of Position
Fall 1997 to Fall 2001 (as of October 31)
Fall 1998 Fall 1999 Fall 2000 Fall 2001 Change 1998-2001
Position type $ %
Presidents $ 117,516 $ 125,844 $ 133,775 $ 134,665 $ 17,149 14.6%
Provosts $ 107,711 $ 115,656 $ 121,091 $ 129,326 $ 21,615 20.1%
Vice Presidents $ 100,785 $ 106,513 $ 112,936 $ 120,142 $ 19,357 19.2%
Academic Deans $ 97,823 $ 102,641 $ 105,999 $ 108,310 $ 10,487 10.7%
Source: Employee and Labor Relations
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VI. Summary of Social Equity
The State System has made steady progress in recruiting and enrolling students of
color in recent years. Applications, acceptances, and enrollments of African-American
and Latino students continue to increase, and the fall 2001 total enrollment of Latinos
was the highest ever (1,320). As of fall 2001, African-Americans comprised 6% of the
student body (5,988). Collectively, racial/ethnic minorities comprised 8.6% of all
students (8,478). The Board of Governor scholars program has been expanded, and 1449
students, the majority of whom are from a minority ethnic group, had some or all of their
tuition waived during the 2001 fall semester. These waivers are generally given for the
entire year and are renewable.
Perhaps the most successful of the social equity efforts for students are the
partnership programs. The original program began in 1988 in Philadelphia. Participants
enrolled in summer programs at State System universities and earned credit for courses
taken. These students were then encouraged to apply for admission at State System or
other colleges and universities. The program was replicated in Pittsburgh in 1995 and
has been expanded to Erie, Harrisburg, and most recently Reading. The graduation rate
of students in these programs is comparable to that of all students at System universities.
Social equity efforts have had mixed results with regard to personnel. Overall,
12% of full-time employees are minority, with the greatest percentage among
service/maintenance (18%) and the greatest number among faculty (563). Less than 10%
of clerical, technical, and skilled crafts full-time employees are minorities System-wide.
With the exception of Cheyney, the largest percentage of minorities by Equal
Employment Opportunity classification is as follows:
• Executive – 18.2%, Kutztown

• Faculty – 13.6%, Millersville
• Professional non-faculty – 15%, West Chester
• Clerical – 15%, West Chester
• Technical – 19.4%, Millersville
• Skilled Crafts – 12.5%, West Chester
• Service/Maintenance – 54%, West Chester
• Overall – 19%, West Chester
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Table VI.1
Board of Governors Scholars
Fall 1999 to Fall 2001
University Fall 1999 Fall 2000 Fall 2001*
Bloomsburg 75 68 110
California 37 46 84
Cheyney 1 0 7
Clarion 79 86 112
East Stroudsburg 34 31 37
Edinboro 54 60 131
Indiana 162 165 313
Kutztown 63 62 145
Lock Haven 28 33 45
Mansfield 25 23 26
Millersville 56 44 114
Shippensburg 57 57 117
Slippery Rock 56 60 81
West Chester 86 86 127
System Total 813 821 1449
*BOG policy was amended to increase the maximum number of waivers
beginning in 2001
Figure 20: Board of Governors Scholars Awarded by University

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Table VI.2
Philadelphia Partnership Program, Fall 1989 to Summer 2001
Partnership Students by College Matriculation Semester and Race
Semester entered Native Asian African

College American American American Latino White Total
Fall 1989 0 1 25 4 12 42
Summer 1990 0 8 29 1 9 47
Summer 1991 0 1 24 2 9 36
Summer 1992 0 0 1 0 1 2
Summer 1993 0 9 45 3 11 68
Summer 1994 0 2 19 0 8 29
Summer 1995 0 1 20 1 4 26
Summer 1996 0 0 23 1 4 28
Summer 1997 0 1 21 1 6 29
Summer 1998 0 1 14 0 4 19
Summer 1999 0 1 23 1 7 32
Summer 2000 0 1 21 2 7 31
Summer 2001 0 0 27 4 4 35
Totals 0 26 292 20 86 424
Retention/Graduation Rates of Partnership Students by Matriculation Semester and Race
Semester entered Native Asian African % Retained

College American American American Latino White Total or Graduated
Fall 1989 0 0 11 1 9 21 50.0%
Summer 1990 0 2 15 0 6 23 48.9%
Summer 1991 0 1 11 1 5 18 50.0%
Summer 1993 0 4 15 2 8 29 41.4%
Summer 1994 0 2 9 0 3 14 48.3%
Summer 1995 0 1 11 0 2 14 53.8%
Summer 1996 0 0 10 0 2 12 42.9%
Summer 1997 0 0 9 0 3 12 41.4%
Summer 1998 0 0 5 0 2 7 36.8%
Summer 1999 0 1 16 0 2 19 59.4%
Summer 2000 0 1 16 2 4 23 74.2%
Summer 2001 0 0 26 4 4 34 97.1%
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Table VI.2
Philadelphia Partnership Program, Summer 1989 to Fall 2001
Degrees Awarded by College Matriculation Semester and Race
Completed Summer Native Asian African

Program American American American Latino White Total
Summer 1989 0 0 11 1 9 21
Summer 1990 0 2 15 0 6 23
Summer 1991 0 1 11 1 5 18
Summer 1993 0 4 15 2 8 29
Summer 1994 0 2 9 0 3 14
Summer 1995 0 1 11 0 2 14
Summer 1996 0 0 9 0 2 11
Summer 1997 0 0 2 0 0 2
Totals 0 10 83 4 35 132
Number of Degrees Awarded with Honors by College Matriculation Semester
Completed Summer Magna Summa Total

Program Cum laude cum laude cum laude honors
Summer 1989 3 2 0 5
Summer 1990 1 3 0 4
Summer 1991 3 2 1 6
Summer 1993 0 0 1 1
Summer 1994 1 1 0 2
Summer 1995 0 0 0 0
Summer 1996 2 0 0 2
Summer 1997 0 0 0 0
Totals 10 8 2 20
Status of Precollege Program Participants: High School Class of 2002

Summer 2000 0 8 57 23 13 101
Summer 2001 0 6 47 15 11 79

Summer 2001 1 10 66 4 11 92

Table VI.3
Pittsburgh Partnership Program, Summer 1997 to Summer 2001
Matriculated Native Asian African

into College American American American Latino White Total
Summer 1997 0 0 8 0 5 13
Summer 1998 0 0 9 0 3 12
Summer 1999 0 1 17 0 8 26
Summer 2000 0 0 12 0 7 19
Summer 2001 0 0 12 0 7 19
Totals 0 1 58 0 30 89
2000-01 Retention/Graduation Rates of Partnership Students by Matriculation Semester and Race

Summer 1997 0 0 1 0 3 4 30.8%
Summer 1998 0 0 3 0 0 3 25.0%
Summer 1999 0 0 7 0 3 10 38.5%
Summer 2000 0 0 9 0 3 12 63.2%
Summer 2001 0 0 11 0 7 18 97.7%

Summer 2000 0 1 21 1 36 59
Summer 2001 0 1 15 0 21 37

Summer 2001 0 1 36 0 19 56

Table VI.4
Harrisburg Area Collaborative Partnership Program, Summer 2000 and Summer 2001

Summer 2000 0 0 5 1 6 12
Summer 2001 0 2 13 1 5 21
Totals 0 2 18 2 11 33

Summer 2000 0 0 4 0 2 6 50%
Summer 2001 0 2 12 1 5 20 95.2%

Summer 2000 0 4 31 2 7 44
Summer 2001 0 2 27 1 5 35

Summer 2001 0 2 37 2 13 54

Table VI.5
Erie Area Collaborative Partnership Program, Summer 2000 and Summer 2001

Summer 2000 0 0 6 2 6 14
Summer 2001 0 0 4 0 7 11
Totals 0 0 10 2 13 25

Summer 2000 0 0 4 2 4 10 71.4%
Summer 2001 0 0 4 0 7 11 100%

Summer 2000 0 3 10 0 14 27
Summer 2001 0 1 8 0 11 20

Summer 2001 0 1 17 1 34 53

Table VI.6
Reading Partnership Program, Summer 2000 and Summer 2001

Participants: Reading and Philadelphia public schools
Program site: East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania

Summer 2001 1 1 45 8 5 60
Table VI.7
Emerging Scholars, Summer 2000 and Summer 2001

Participants: Philadelphia public schools
Program site: Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Summer 2000 0 5 34 0 9 48
Summer 2001 0 1 25 0 7 33

Program site: Cheyney University of Pennsylvania

Summer 2001 0 2 29 2 1 34

Participants: Pittsburgh public schools
Program site: California University of Pennsylvania

Summer 2001 0 0 14 0 8 22

Program site: Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Summer 2001 0 3 38 0 4 45

Table VI.8
Full-Time Employees By Race, Gender, Job Classification, and University
Fall 2001
American
Black Hispanic White Indian Asian TOTAL GRAND
M F M F M F M F M F M F TOTAL
2001-2002
Executive
Bloomsburg 0 1 0 0 26 8 0 0 1 0 27 9 36
California 2 3 0 0 23 13 0 0 0 0 25 16 41
Cheyney 12 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 13 4 17
Clarion 0 2 0 0 21 14 0 0 0 0 21 16 37
East Stroudsburg 1 1 0 0 21 7 0 0 0 0 22 8 30
Edinboro 3 1 0 0 22 9 0 0 1 0 26 10 36
Indiana 2 0 0 1 41 23 0 0 2 0 45 24 69
Kutztown 1 5 0 0 19 8 0 0 0 0 20 13 33
Lock Haven 1 0 0 1 19 6 0 0 0 0 20 7 27
Mansfield 1 0 0 0 13 8 0 0 1 0 15 8 23
Millersville 3 2 0 0 18 11 0 0 1 0 22 13 35
Shippensburg 1 1 0 0 33 10 0 0 0 0 34 11 45
Slippery Rock 1 0 0 0 25 10 0 0 0 0 26 10 36
West Chester 3 0 0 1 26 11 0 0 3 1 32 13 45
TOTALS 31 19 0 3 307 138 0 0 10 2 348 162 510
Faculty
Bloomsburg 7 6 2 4 214 129 1 0 18 5 242 144 386
California 11 5 0 2 145 91 0 0 6 1 162 99 261
Cheyney 25 25 1 2 14 10 0 0 6 5 46 42 88
Clarion 9 3 2 1 159 147 1 1 14 1 185 153 338
Edinboro 8 6 3 0 215 138 1 0 6 2 233 146 379
Indiana 23 13 5 3 379 281 1 2 21 6 429 305 734
Kutztown 11 8 6 3 210 146 1 0 8 4 236 161 397
Lock Haven 5 3 4 2 121 84 0 0 8 4 138 93 231
Mansfield 2 2 3 1 88 63 0 1 7 1 100 68 168
Millersville 6 8 3 7 169 110 0 0 15 5 193 130 323
Shippensburg 9 6 1 2 184 109 0 0 8 4 202 121 323
Slippery Rock 7 7 2 2 184 138 0 2 11 6 204 155 359
West Chester 20 20 3 6 275 225 2 0 12 9 312 260 572
TOTALS 152 121 39 36 2,501 1,770 9 6 146 54 2,847 1,987 4,834
Professional
Bloomsburg 3 3 0 1 58 52 0 1 1 0 62 57 119
California 5 2 1 0 53 43 0 0 1 1 60 46 106
Cheyney 17 17 0 0 6 4 0 0 0 0 23 21 44
Clarion 3 1 0 0 52 56 0 0 0 1 55 58 113
Edinboro 6 0 0 0 52 56 0 1 1 0 59 57 116
Indiana 4 7 1 0 99 105 0 0 0 0 104 112 216
Kutztown 3 6 4 1 53 43 0 0 3 0 63 50 113
Lock Haven 5 0 0 1 38 33 0 0 0 0 43 34 77
Mansfield 5 2 0 0 40 32 1 1 0 0 46 35 81
Millersville 9 7 2 2 49 73 0 0 0 0 60 82 142
Shippensburg 6 2 1 1 54 40 0 0 1 1 62 44 106
Slippery Rock 3 2 1 0 58 52 0 1 0 0 62 55 117
West Chester 15 10 1 2 81 94 0 0 0 3 97 109 206
TOTALS 87 63 13 8 739 718 1 4 9 6 849 799 1,648
Source: Fall Staff survey 2001

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Table VI.8
Fall 2001
American
2001-2002
Clerical
Bloomsburg 0 4 0 1 10 109 0 0 1 0 11 114 125
California 1 13 0 0 6 87 0 0 0 0 7 100 107
Cheyney 4 34 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 4 41 45
Clarion 1 1 0 1 12 102 0 0 0 0 13 104 117
Edinboro 0 7 0 2 5 106 0 0 0 1 5 116 121
Indiana 0 4 0 1 27 220 1 0 0 0 28 225 253
Kutztown 0 6 0 2 7 110 0 0 0 1 7 119 126
Lock Haven 0 1 0 1 8 51 0 0 0 0 8 53 61
Mansfield 1 0 1 0 5 46 0 0 0 1 7 47 54
Millersville 0 7 2 5 12 86 0 1 0 2 14 101 115
Shippensburg 1 3 0 2 13 101 0 1 0 0 14 107 121
Slippery Rock 0 4 0 0 15 117 0 0 0 1 15 122 137
West Chester 4 20 1 3 23 131 0 0 0 0 28 154 182
TOTALS 13 107 4 20 149 1,338 1 2 1 6 168 1,473 1,641
Technical
Bloomsburg 0 0 0 0 14 18 0 0 0 0 14 18 32
California 0 0 0 0 5 20 0 0 0 0 5 20 25
Cheyney 0 6 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 3 7 10
Clarion 0 0 0 0 7 17 0 0 0 0 7 17 24
Edinboro 0 1 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 16 16
Indiana 1 2 0 0 10 18 0 0 0 0 11 20 31
Kutztown 1 0 2 0 7 11 0 0 0 0 10 11 21
Lock Haven 0 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 0 7 14 21
Mansfield 1 0 0 0 1 11 0 0 0 0 2 11 13
Millersville 1 2 1 1 6 19 0 0 0 1 8 23 31
Shippensburg 0 1 0 0 5 18 0 0 0 0 5 19 24
Slippery Rock 0 0 0 0 6 15 0 0 0 0 6 15 21
West Chester 1 1 1 0 13 21 0 0 0 0 15 22 37
TOTALS 5 14 4 2 94 220 0 0 1 1 104 237 341
Crafts
Bloomsburg 1 0 0 0 52 0 0 0 0 0 53 0 53
California 1 0 0 0 26 1 0 0 0 0 27 1 28
Cheyney 9 0 0 0 7 0 1 0 1 0 18 0 18
Clarion 0 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 44 0 44
Edinboro 1 0 1 0 37 8 1 0 0 0 40 8 48
Indiana 2 0 0 0 71 0 0 0 0 0 73 0 73
Kutztown 0 0 1 0 38 1 0 0 0 0 39 1 40
Lock Haven 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 20
Mansfield 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 23
Millersville 1 0 6 0 48 7 0 0 0 0 55 7 62
Shippensburg 2 0 1 0 42 1 0 0 0 0 45 1 46
Slippery Rock 0 0 1 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 51 0 51
West Chester 6 0 2 0 63 0 1 0 0 0 72 0 72
TOTALS 23 0 14 0 551 18 3 0 1 0 592 18 610

Table VI.8
Fall 2001
American
2001-2002
Service/Maintenance
Bloomsburg 3 2 2 0 55 58 0 0 1 0 61 60 121
California 6 6 0 0 36 18 0 0 0 0 42 24 66
Cheyney 13 0 0 0 6 1 0 0 1 0 20 1 21
Clarion 1 1 0 0 29 24 0 0 0 0 30 25 55
Edinboro 1 2 0 0 28 52 0 0 0 0 29 54 83
Indiana 3 6 0 0 120 65 0 0 0 0 123 71 194
Kutztown 0 0 6 1 51 45 1 0 0 2 58 48 106
Lock Haven 1 0 0 1 21 30 0 0 0 2 22 33 55
Mansfield 1 1 0 0 22 16 0 0 0 0 23 17 40
Millersville 13 8 12 12 39 56 0 0 0 1 64 77 141
Shippensburg 4 2 1 0 54 36 0 0 0 0 59 38 97
Slippery Rock 4 0 0 0 38 38 0 0 0 1 42 39 81
West Chester 49 33 7 3 56 27 2 2 1 1 115 66 181
TOTALS 110 64 32 20 611 492 3 2 3 7 759 585 1,344
TOTALS
Bloomsburg 14 16 4 6 429 374 1 1 22 5 470 402 872
California 26 29 1 2 294 273 0 0 7 2 328 306 634
Cheyney 80 85 1 2 35 23 1 0 10 6 127 116 243
Clarion 14 8 2 2 324 360 1 1 14 2 355 373 728
Edinboro 19 17 4 2 359 384 2 1 8 3 392 407 799
Indiana 35 32 6 5 747 712 2 2 23 6 813 757 1,570
Kutztown 16 25 19 7 385 364 2 0 11 7 433 403 836
Lock Haven 12 4 4 6 234 218 0 0 8 6 258 234 492
Mansfield 11 5 4 1 192 176 1 2 8 2 216 186 402
Millersville 33 34 26 27 341 362 0 1 16 9 416 433 849
Shippensburg 23 15 4 5 385 315 0 1 9 5 421 341 762
Slippery Rock 15 13 4 2 376 370 0 3 11 8 406 396 802
West Chester 98 84 15 15 537 509 5 2 16 14 671 624 1,295
GRAND TOTAL 421 388 106 89 4,952 4,694 17 14 171 76 5,667 5,261 10,928

Table VI.9
System Total Full-time Employees by Race, Gender, and Job Classification, Fall 2001
American
JOB CLASSIFICATION M F M F M F M F M F M F TOTAL
Executive 31 19 0 3 307 138 0 0 10 2 348 162 510
% of Total Executive 6% 4% 0% 1% 60% 27% 0% 0% 2% 0% 68% 32%
Faculty 152 121 39 36 2,501 1,770 9 6 146 54 2,847 1,987 4,834

% of Total Faculty 3% 3% 1% 1% 52% 37% 0% 0% 3% 1% 59% 41%
Professional 87 63 13 8 739 718 1 4 9 6 849 799 1,648

% of Total Professional 5% 4% 1% 0% 45% 44% 0% 0% 1% 0% 52% 48%
Clerical 13 107 4 20 149 1,338 1 2 1 6 168 1,473 1,641

% of Total Clerical 1% 7% 0% 1% 9% 82% 0% 0% 0% 0% 10% 90%
Technical 5 14 4 2 94 220 0 0 1 1 104 237 341

101
% of Total Technical 1% 4% 1% 1% 28% 65% 0% 0% 0% 0% 30% 70%
Skilled Crafts 23 0 14 0 551 18 3 0 1 0 592 18 610

% of Total Skilled crafts 4% 0% 2% 0% 90% 3% 0% 0% 0% 0% 97% 3%
Service/Maintenance 110 64 32 20 611 492 3 2 3 7 759 585 1,344

% of Total Service/Maintenance 8% 5% 2% 1% 45% 37% 0% 0% 0% 1% 56% 44%
System Totals 421 388 106 89 4,952 4,694 17 14 171 76 5,667 5,261 10,928
% of Grand Total 3.9% 3.6% 1.0% 0.8% 45.3% 43.0% 0.2% 0.1% 1.6% 0.7% 51.9% 48.1%
Note: Totals for the fourteen universities, Office of the Chancellor employees are not included in the above table
Source: Fall Staff Survey 2001

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Pennsylvania State System

2001-2002 Academic Year

Bloomsburg California Cheyney Clarion East Stroudsburg Edinboro Indiana Kutztown

Mr. Charles A. Gomulka, Chair Mr. David M. Sanko

Dr. Jessica S. Kozloff (Bloomsburg) Dr. David E. McFarland (Kutztown)

Factbook prepared by the System Research Office

I.1 New Student Data

I.2 Enrollment Characteristics

I.3 Student Charges

I.4 Student Advancement

I.6 Accountability Reports

II. INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES

VI. SOCIAL EQUITY

After nearly two decades of decreasing numbers of high school graduates in

A total of 360,274 alumni are known to live in Pennsylvania. This represents

Student-faculty ratios increased from 17.60 in 1999-2000 to 17.68 in 2000-01.

Figure 1: Trend in High School Graduates, Actual and Projected 1982-2011

Year Number Year Number

Sources:Pennsylvania Department of Education

Figure 2: Comparison of U.S. and Pennsylvania Percentage of

Sources: Pennsylvania Department of Education

Sources: Pennsylvania Department of Higher Education

TOTAL 131,436 129,958 129,040 132,246 134,061 2,625 2.0%

SOURCE: PDE 327 Reports

SOURCE: PDE 327 Reports

SOURCE: PDE 327 Reports

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American

Source: PDE 327 Reports

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American

Source: PDE 327 Reports

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American Non-Resident

Source: PDE 327 Reports

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American Non-Resident

Source: PDE 327 Reports

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American Non-Resident

Source: PDE 327 Reports

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN African American Non-Resident

Source: PDE 327 Reports

California 5,899 5,948 49 0.83%

Cheyney 1,496 1,514 18 1.20%

Clarion 6,192 6,271 79 1.28%

East Stroudsburg 5,811 5,996 185 3.18%

Edinboro 7,212 7,498 286 3.97%

Indiana 13,410 13,457 47 0.35%

Kutztown 8,033 8,268 235 2.93%

Lock Haven 3,945 4,252 307 7.78%

Mansfield 3,113 3,303 190 6.10%

Millersville 7,378 7,556 178 2.41%

Shippensburg 7,012 7,193 181 2.58%

Slippery Rock 6,952 7,197 245 3.52%

West Chester 12,274 12,244 -30 -0.24%

SYSTEM TOTALS 96,275 98,611 2,336 2.43%

Source: State System Universities

California 5,497 5,922 425 7.73%

Cheyney 1,517 1,963 446 29.40%

Clarion 5,675 5,814 139 2.45%

East Stroudsburg 5,718 5,564 -154 -2.69%

Edinboro 6,615 7,016 401 6.06%

Indiana 12,313 12,573 260 2.11%

Kutztown 7,409 7,565 156 2.11%

Lock Haven 3,630 4,000 370 10.19%

Mansfield 2,845 3,009 164 5.76%

Millersville 7,107 7,235 128 1.80%