2007-08 College Fact Book

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FACTBOOK2007-08

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Table of Contents ii

List of Tables iii

Foreword 1

Lord Fairfax Community College 2

Employee Information 4

Administrators 5Classified Staff 5Full-time Faculty by Rank 6Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned 8

Adjunct Faculty 9

Student Information 10

Fall 2007 Enrollment Collegewide 11Fall 2007 Enrollment by Campus 14Fall Enrollment Trends 20

Academic Year Enrollment Trends 23Fall to Fall Retention Trends 25Graduate and Award Trends 27

Financial Information 29

Revenue and Expenditures, FY 2007 30Financial Aid 31Tuition and Fees 33

Facilities 34

Buildings Related to LFCC Operations 34

Service Region 37

Service Region 38

Terms and Definitions 41


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Table 1. Administrator Characteristics, 2004-05 to 2006-07 ....................................................... 5Table 2. Classified Staff Characteristics, 2004-05 to 2006-07 .................................................... 5Table 3. Full-time Faculty by Rank, Fall 2007* ........................................................................... 6Table 4. Full-time Faculty by Rank and Campus, Fall 2007........................................................ 6Table 5. Full-time Faculty by Rank and Gender, Fall 2007*........................................................ 7Table 6. Full-time Faculty by Rank and Division, Fall 2007 ........................................................ 7Table 7. Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned, Fall 2007 ................................................ 8Table 8. Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned and Campus, Fall 2007 ........................... 8Table 9. Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned and Gender, Fall 2007 ............................ 8Table 10. Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned and Division, Fall 2007 .......................... 8Table 11. Adjunct Faculty by Campus, Fall 2003 to Fall 2007 .................................................... 9Table 12. Adjunct Faculty by Campus, Spring 2004 to Spring 2007 ........................................... 9

Table 13. Adjunct Faculty by Campus, Summer 2004 to Summer 2007 ..................................... 9Table 14. Enrollment by Campus, Fall 2007 ..............................................................................11Table 15. Enrollment by Age, Fall 2007 ....................................................................................11Table 16. Enrollment by Race and Ethnicity, Fall 2007* ............................................................11Table 17. Enrollment by Gender, Fall 2007* ..............................................................................12Table 18. Enrollment by Jurisdiction, Fall 2007* ........................................................................12Table 19. Enrollment by Dual Enrolled Status, Fall 2007 ...........................................................13Table 20. Enrollment by Entry Status, Fall 2007* ......................................................................13Table 21. Enrollment by Full-time/Part-time Status, Fall 2007 ...................................................13Table 22. Enrollment by Course Status, Fall 2007 ....................................................................14Table 23. Enrollment by Virtual Status, Fall 2007 ......................................................................14Table 24. Enrollment by Age by Campus, Fall 2007 ..................................................................14

Table 25. Enrollment by Race and Ethnicity and Campus, Fall 2007* .......................................15Table 26. Enrollment by Gender and Campus, Fall 2007* .........................................................16Table 27. Enrollment by Jurisdiction and Campus, Fall 2007 ....................................................17Table 28. Enrollment by Dual Enrolled Status and Campus, Fall 2007 ......................................17Table 29. Enrollment by Entry Status and Campus, Fall 2007* .................................................18Table 30. Enrollment by Full-time/Part-time Status and Campus, Fall 2007* .............................19Table 31. Enrollment by Course Status and Campus, Fall 2007 ...............................................19Table 32. Enrollment by Virtual Status and Campus, Fall 2007 .................................................20Table 33. Enrollment Trends by Campus, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 ..............................................20Table 34. Enrollment Trends by Age, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 .....................................................20Table 35. Enrollment Trends by Race and Ethnicity, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 ..............................21Table 36. Enrollment Trends by Gender, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 ................................................21

Table 37. Enrollment Trends by Jurisdiction, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 ..........................................21Table 38. Enrollment Trends by Dual Enrolled Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 ...........................22Table 39. Enrollment Trends by Entry Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 ........................................22Table 40. Enrollment Trends by Full-time/Part-time Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 ....................22Table 41. Enrollment Trends by Course Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 .....................................22Table 42. Enrollment Trends by Virtual Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007 ......................................23Table 43. Academic Year Enrollment Trends, 1998-99 to 2007-08* ..........................................24Table 44. Academic Year Dual Enrollment Trends, 2003-04 to 2007-08 ...................................23Table 45. LFCC-Only Students Retained by Campus, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007* ..........................25


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Table 46. LFCC-Only, Curricular Students Retained by Campus, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007* .........26Table 47. Graduates and Awards, 2002-03 to 2006-07* ............................................................27Table 48. Awards by Curriculum, 2002-03 to 2006-07 ...............................................................28Figure 49. Sources of Revenue, FY 2007* ................................................................................30Figure 50. Expenditures, FY 2007* ...........................................................................................30Table 51. Financial Aid Award Summary, 2002-03 to 2006-07 ..................................................31

Table 52. Financial Aid Recipients, 2002-03 to 2006-07 ...........................................................31Table 53. Financial Aid by Award Type, 2002-03 to 2006-07 ....................................................32Table 54. Full-time Tuition and Fees by In-State Status, Fall 2003 to Fall 2007 ........................33Table 55. Credit Hour Tuition and Fees by In-State Status, Fall 2003 to Fall 2007* ..................33Table 56. Buildings Related to LFCC Operations by Site, Spring 2008 .....................................35Table 57. Classrooms and Stations by Site, Spring 2008 ..........................................................36Figure 58. Map of LFCCs Service Region* ...............................................................................38Table 59. Population in LFCCs Service Region by Jurisdiction, 2000 through 2030 .................39Table 60. Enrollment in LFCC by High School, Fall 2006 ..........................................................39Table 61. Enrollment Projections for K-12th Grade, 2007-08 to 2011-12...................................40*Includes chart or graph


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The Planning and Institutional Effectiveness (PIE) Office is pleased to present the Lord

Fairfax Community College (LFCC) 2007-08 Fact Book, an annual overview of students,

programs, services, personnel and community. This edition reflects year-end data from

both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 academic years.

The PIE Office serves as the primary resource for information in support of college

planning, policy making, decision making, and institutional effectiveness toward the

fulfillment of the College mission. In this role, the office assumes responsibility for

collection, analysis and dissemination of information about the performance of the College,

the internal environment and the service area.

This edition is designed to be a readily-available source of information which captures and

summarizes information from various units and individuals to educate stakeholders about

Lord Fairfax Community College.

Additional reports and LFCC information are available at www.lfcc.edu/pie.


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Governed by the Virginia Community College System (VCCS), based in Richmond,

Virginia and guided by the State Board for Community Colleges and VCCS chancellor,

LFCC is one of 23 community colleges in Virginia.

Since its establishment in 1970, LFCC has enrolled more than 80,000 students. Over

8,500 degrees and certificates have been awarded.

LFCC offers over 70 degrees and certificate programs in a wide variety of disciplines, in

addition to workforce preparation programs for employees and employers.

LFCCs two campuses are located in Middletown and Warrenton, Virginia. An outreach

site, the Luray-Page County Center, is located in Luray, Virginia.

LFCCs service region includes the populations of Clarke, Fauquier, Frederick, Page,

Rappahannock, Shenandoah, and Warren counties and the city of Winchester.

LFCC is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of

Colleges and Schools [1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia, 33003-4097; telephone

number 404-679-4501] to award associate degrees.

The Colleges 2006-07 annual maintenance and operations budget was approximately

$23 million.

For 2007-08, a total of 7,649 unduplicated students were served or 3,070 full-time

equivalent (FTE) students.

The College awarded a little over $2.5 million in financial aid to 1,295 students in 2006-

07.

In 2007-08, LFCC employed 60 full-time faculty members, 29 administrators and 88

classified staff. As many as 263 or more adjunct (part-time) faculty members are

employed each semester.


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LearningWe foster an environment that ignites and sustains a passion for lifelong learning.

High PerformanceWe are focused, responsive, collaborative and accountable.

IntegrityWe exemplify honesty, character and respect for our communities.

Positive SpiritWe value creativity, enthusiasm and a can-do attitude.

DiversityWe honor the uniqueness of individuals and communities.

Mission: Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC) is a comprehensive, open-access

institution and one of 23 community colleges that make up the Virginia Community College

System. Serving a growing and diverse eight-locality region in northwestern Virginia, we

promote excellence in teaching and learning as the means to advance the development of

students. The College is dedicated to creating a positive, supportive, learning-centered

environment for all -- students, employees and community members. We are committed as

well to strengthening the educational, economic and cultural life of our diverse community.

Through our commitment, we provide accessible, flexible, high-quality and cost-effective

educational and workforce training programs that prepare students for further education,

job advancement, meaningful careers, life-long learning and personal fulfillment.

Vision: LFCC enriches communities as we provide exemplary educational opportunities

based on our core values.


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Table 1. Administrator Characteristics, 2005-06 to 2007-08

Headcount2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

N % N % N %

Campus

Middletown 27 90% 27 93% 26 90%

Fauquier 3 10% 2 7% 3 10%

Race

Black 2 7% 2 7% 4 14%

Hispanic 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Other 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

White 28 93% 27 93% 25 86%

Gender

Women 23 77% 22 76% 17 59%

Men 7 23% 7 24% 12 41%

LFCC Total 30 100% 29 100% 29 100%

Source: LFCC Human Resource Office

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Table 2. Classified Staff Characteristics, 2005-06 to 2007-08

Headcount 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08N % N % N %

Campus

Middletown 62 84% 73 85% 76 86%

Fauquier 12 16% 13 15% 12 14%

Race and Ethnicity

Black 1 1% 1 1% 1 1%

Hispanic 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Other 2 3% 2 2% 1 1%

White 71 96% 83 97% 86 98%

Gender

Women 48 65% 60 70% 65 74%

Men 26 35% 26 30% 23 26%

LFCC Total 74 100% 86 100% 88 100%

Source: LFCC Human Resource Office


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Headcount

Profes

N

All Faculty 6 1

Source: LFCC Human Reso

Table 4. Full-t

HeadcountProfes

N

Middletown 6 1

Fauquier 0

LFCC Total 6 1

Source: LFCC Office of

25%

Full-ti

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AssistantProfessor

Instructor

% N % N % N %

0% 26 43% 15 25% 13 22%

rce Office

me Faculty by Rank and Campus, Fall 2


AssistantProfessor

Instructor

% N % N % N %

3% 23 49% 10 21% 8 17%

0% 3 23% 5 38% 5 38%

0% 26 43% 15 25% 13 22%

earning

10%

43%

2%

e Faculty by Rank, Fall 2007

Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instruct

Total

N %

60 100%

07

Total

N %

47 78%

13 22%

60 100%

or


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HeadcountProfes

N

Women 1

Men 5 1LFCC Total 6 1

Source: LFCC Office of Lear

Table 6. Full-t

HeadcountPr

Business, Mathematics,and TechnologyHumanities and SocialSciences

Science and HealthProfessions

LFCC Total

Source: LFCC Office of Learning

Professor

4%

16

Full-tim


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me Faculty by Rank and Gender, Fall 20


AssistantProfessor

Instructor

% N % N % N %

% 12 43% 8 29% 8 29%

% 14 44% 7 22% 5 16%% 26 43% 15 25% 13 22%

ning

me Faculty by Rank and Division, Fall 2

fessorAssociateProfessor

AssistantProfessor

Instru

% N % N % N

12% 10 59% 3 18% 2

18% 8 36% 7 32% 3

0% 8 38% 5 24% 8

10% 26 43% 15 25% 13

Associate

Professor

Assistant

Professor

Instructor

43%

29% 29%

44%

22%16%

e Faculty by Rank and Gender,

Fall 2007

Women Men

07*

Total

N %

29 48%

31 52%60 100%

07

tor Total

% N %

12% 17 28%

14% 22 37%

38% 21 35%

2% 60 100%


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Table 7. Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned, Fall 2007

HeadcountDoctorate Master Bachelor Associate Total

N % N % N % N % N %

All Faculty 12 20% 43 72% 4 7% 1 2% 60 100%Source: LFCC Office of Learning

Table 8. Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned and Campus, Fall 2007


N % N % N % N % N %

Middletown 9 19% 34 72% 3 6% 1 2% 47 78%

Fauquier 3 23% 9 69% 1 8% 0 0% 13 22%

LFCC Total 12 20% 43 72% 4 7% 1 2% 60 100%


Table 9. Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned and Gender, Fall 2007


N % N % N % N % N %

Women 6 21% 17 61% 3 11% 0 0% 26 43%

Men 6 19% 26 81% 1 3% 1 3% 34 57%LFCC Total 12 20% 43 72% 4 7% 1 2% 60 100%


Table 10. Full-time Faculty by Highest Degree Earned and Division, Fall 2007


N % N % N % N % N %Business, Mathematics,

and Technology

1 6% 15 88% 1 6% 0 0% 17 28%

Humanities and SocialSciences

8 36% 14 64% 0 0% 0 0% 22 37%

Science and HealthProfessions

3 14% 14 67% 3 14% 1 5% 21 35%

LFCC Total 12 20% 43 72% 4 7% 1 2% 60 100%



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Table 11. Adjunct Faculty by Campus, Fall 2003 to Fall 2007

Headcount Fall 2003 Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007

Middletown 200 181 206 225 227Fauquier 64 68 69 70 70

LFCC Total 264 249 275 295 297

Source: LFCC Student Information System

Table 12. Adjunct Faculty by Campus, Spring 2004 toSpring 2007

HeadcountSpring2004

Spring2005

Spring2006

Spring2007

Middletown 165 172 216 218Fauquier 58 65 67 76

LFCC Total 223 237 283 294


Table 13. Adjunct Faculty by Campus, Summer 2004 toSummer 2007

HeadcountSummer

2004Summer

2005Summer

2006Summer

2007

Middletown 57 49 61 53Fauquier 26 24 28 29

LFCC Total 83 73 89 82



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Table 14. Enrollment by Campus, Fall 2007

Headcount N %

Middletown 4,384 78%

Fauquier 1,268 22%LFCC Total 5,652 100%

Source: LFCC report Enrollment Trends 2004 - 2007

Table 15. Enrollment by Age, Fall 2007

Headcount N %

17 Years Old and Under 1,650 29%

18 Years Old 627 11%

19-21 Years Old 1,436 25%22-24 Years Old 447 8%

25-34 Years Old 680 12%

35-44 Years Old 468 8%

45-59 Years Old 318 6%

60 Years Old and Over 26 0%

LFCC Total 5,652 100%


Table 16. Enrollment by Race and Ethnicity, Fall2007*

Headcount N %

American Indian 26 0%

Asian 110 2%

Black 240 4%

Hispanic 180 3%

Other 131 2%

White 4,965 88%

LFCC Total 5,652 100%Source: LFCC report Enrollment Trends 2004 - 2007Note: The Other category may include other races andethnicities, and those not reporting a race or ethnicity.


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Headcou

Women

Men

LFCC Tot

Source: LF

Table 18.

Headcou

Clarke Co

Fauquier

Frederick

Page Cou

Rappahan

Shenando

Warren C

City of Wi

Out of LF

LFCC Tot

Source: LFC

13

12%

10%

Enroll

Clarke County

Page County

Warren Count


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7. Enrollment by Gender, Fall 2007*

t N %

3,480 62%

2,172 38%

l 5,652 100%

C report Enrollment Trends 2004 - 2007

Enrollment by Jurisdiction, Fall 2007*

t N %

nty 330 6%

ounty 785 14%

ounty 1,540 27%

ty 295 5%

nock County 129 2%

ah County 740 13%

unty 651 12%

chester 549 10%

Cs Region 633 11%

al 5,652 100%


6%14%

27%

5%2%

11%

ent by Jurisdiction, Fall 2007

Fauquier County Frederick County

Rappahannock County Shenandoah County

City of Winchester Out of LFCCs Regio


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Headcount

Enrolled in L

Enrolled in L

LFCC Total

Source: LFCC r

Table 20.

Headcou

New Stud

Transfer S

Continuin

LFCC Tot

Source: LFC

Table

H

Full-timePart-time

LFCC Tot

Source: LFC

Enr

New St


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N

CC-Only 4,106 73

CC and High School 1,546 27

5,652 100

port Enrollment Trends 2004 - 2007

Enrollment by Entry Status, Fall 2007*

t N %

nt 1,923 34%

tudent 195 3%

Student 3,534 63%

al 5,652 100%


1. Enrollment by Full-time/Part-timeStatus, Fall 2007

adcount N %

1,507 27%4,145 73%

al 5,652 100%


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3%63%

llment by Entry Status, Fall

2007

dent Transfer Student Continuing Student

%

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%

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Table 22. Enrollment by Course Status, Fall 2007

Headcount N %

At Least One Day Course 4,647 82%

Only Evening Courses 782 14%

Only Virtual Courses 223 4%

LFCC Total 5,652 100%


Table 23. Enrollment by Virtual Status, Fall 2007

Headcount N %

All Students in Any Virtual Course 822 15%

In Virtual & General Courses 615 11%

In Virtual Courses Only 207 4%

Students Not in Virtual Courses 4,830 85%

LFCC Total 5,652 100%Source: LFCC report Enrollment Trends 2004 - 2007

Note: Students taking only virtual classes are labeled "VirtualStudents," students taking a combination of virtual and generalclasses are labeled "Virtual and General Students," and these twocategories are combined under the label "All Virtual Students.

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Table 24. Enrollment by Age by Campus, Fall 2007

HeadcountMiddletown Fauquier

N % N %

17 Years Old and Under 1,403 32% 247 19%

18 Years Old 437 10% 190 15%

19-21 Years Old 1,038 24% 398 31%

22-24 Years Old 340 8% 107 8%

25-34 Years Old 545 12% 135 11%

35-44 Years Old 353 8% 115 9%

45-59 Years Old 247 6% 71 6%60 Years Old and Over 21 0% 5 0%

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Table 25. Enrollme

Headcount

American Indian

Asian

Black

Hispanic

Other

White

Campus TotalSource: LFCC report Enro

Note: Other includes othe

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

Americ

India

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Non-Eth


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Middletown Fau

N % N

22 1% 4

86 2% 24

149 3% 91

132 3% 48

91 2% 40

3,904 89% 1,061

4,384 100% 1,268llment Trends 2004 - 2007

races and ethnicities, and those not reporting.

n Asian Black Hispanic Other

2%3% 3%

2%

0%

2%

7%

4%

3%

hite Enrollment by Race andicity and Campus, Fall 2007

Middletown Fauquier

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uier

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0%

2%

7%

4%

3%

84%

100%


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Table 26. Enr

Headcount

Women

Men

Campus Total

Source: LFCC report Enro

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

Enroll


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Middletown Fau

N % N

2,683 61% 797

1,701 39% 471

4,384 100% 1,268

llment Trends 2004 - 2007

Women Men

61%

39%

63%

37%

ent by Gender and Campus,

Fall 2007

Middletown Fauquier

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63%

37%

100%


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Table 27. Enrollment by Jurisdiction and Campus, Fall 2007


N % N %

Clarke County 316 7% 14 1%

Fauquier County 33 1% 752 59%

Frederick County 1,495 34% 45 4%

Page County 271 6% 24 2%

Rappahannock County 33 1% 96 8%

Shenandoah County 733 17% 7 1%

Warren County 623 14% 28 2%

City of Winchester 526 12% 23 2%

Out of LFCCs Region 354 8% 279 22%

Campus Total 4,384 100% 1,268 100%Source: LFCC report Enrollment Trends 2004 - 2007

Table 28. Enrollment by Dual Enrolled Status and Campus, Fall 2007


N % N %

Enrolled in LFCC-Only 3,051 70% 1,055 83%

Enrolled in LFCC and High School 1,333 30% 213 17%

Campus Total 4,384 100% 1,268 100%



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Headcount

New Student

Transfer Student

Continuing Student

Campus Total


0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%

Ne

Enr


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ment by Entry Status and Campus, Fall

Middletown Fau

N % N

1,459 33% 464

140 3% 55

2,785 64% 749

4,384 100% 1,268


Student Transfer Student Continuing

Student

33%

3%

64%

37%

4%

59%

llment by Entry Status and

Campus, Fall 2007

Middletown Fauquier

007*

uier

%

37%

4%

59%

100%


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Headcount

Full-time

Part-time

Campus TotalSource: LFCC report Enro

Table 31. Enroll

Headcount

At Least One Day Co

Only Evening CourseOnly Virtual Courses

Campus Total


0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%

Enro

St


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t by Full-time/Part-time Status and Cam2007*

Middletown Fau

N % N

1,060 24% 447

3,324 76% 821

4,384 100% 1,268llment Trends 2004 - 2007

ent by Course Status and Campus, Fal

Middletown Fau

N % N

rse 3,573 82% 1,074

648 15% 134163 4% 60

4,384 100% 1,268


Full-time Part-time

24%

76%

35%

65%

llment by Full-time/Part-time

tus and Campus, Fall 2007

Middletown Fauquier

pus, Fall

uier

%

35%

65%

100%

2007

uier

%

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11%5%

100%


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Table 35. Enrollment Trends by Race and Ethnicity, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007

HeadcountFall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007

N % N % N % N %

American Indian 25 0% 21 0% 21 0% 26 0%

Asian 77 1% 72 1% 95 2% 110 2%

Black 220 4% 262 5% 253 4% 240 4%Hispanic 111 2% 121 2% 155 3% 180 3%

Other 109 2% 109 2% 121 2% 131 2%

White 4,823 90% 4,882 89% 5,201 89% 4,965 88%

LFCC Total 5,365 100% 5,467 100% 5,846 100% 5,652 100%


Note: Other includes other races and ethnicities, and those not reporting.

Table 36. Enrollment Trends by Gender, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007


N % N % N % N %

Women 3,362 63% 3,358 61% 3,598 62% 3,480 62%

Men 2,002 37% 2,108 39% 2,246 38% 2,172 38%

Unknown 1 0% 1 0% 2 0% 0 0%

LFCC Total 5,365 100% 5,467 100% 5,846 100% 5,652 100%


Table 37. Enrollment Trends by Jurisdiction, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007


N % N % N % N %

Clarke County 337 6% 303 6% 303 5% 330 6%

Fauquier County 748 14% 832 15% 881 15% 785 14%

Frederick County 1,478 28% 1,423 26% 1,498 26% 1,540 27%

Page County 148 3% 214 4% 314 5% 295 5%

Rappahannock County 141 3% 106 2% 183 3% 129 2%

Shenandoah County 745 14% 748 14% 750 13% 740 13%

Warren County 607 11% 605 11% 627 11% 651 12%City of Winchester 632 12% 584 11% 627 11% 549 10%

Out of LFCCs Region 529 10% 652 12% 663 11% 633 11%

LFCC Total 5,365 100% 5,467 100% 5,846 100% 5,652 100%



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Table 38. Enrollment Trends by Dual Enrolled Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007


N % N % N % N %

Enrolled in LFCC-Only 4,113 77% 4,054 74% 4,231 72% 4,106 73%

Enrolled in LFCC and

High School

1,252 23% 1,413 26% 1,615 28% 1546 27%

LFCC Total 5,365 100% 5,467 100% 5,846 100% 5,652 100%


Table 39. Enrollment Trends by Entry Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007


N % N % N % N %

New Student 1,976 37% 1,985 36% 2,206 38% 1,923 34%

Transfer Student204 4% 191 3% 209 4% 195 3%

Continuing Student 3,185 59% 3,291 60% 3,431 59% 3,534 63%

LFCC Total 5,365 100% 5,467 100% 5,846 100% 5,652 100%


Table 40. Enrollment Trends by Full-time/Part-time Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007


N % N % N % N %

Full-time 1,457 27% 1,526 28% 1,550 27% 1,507 27%Part-time 3,908 73% 3,941 72% 4,296 73% 4,145 73%

LFCC Total 5,365 100% 5,467 100% 5,846 100% 5,652 100%


Table 41. Enrollment Trends by Course Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007


N % N % N % N %

At Least One Day Course 4,232 79% 4,470 82% 4,813 82% 4,647 82%Only Evening Courses 966 18% 759 14% 828 14% 782 14%

Only Virtual Courses 167 3% 238 4% 205 4% 223 4%

LFCC Total 5,365 100% 5,467 100% 5,846 100% 5,652 100%



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Table 44. Academic Year Dual Enrollment Trends, 2003-04 to 2007-08

Academic Year HeadcountPercent of

AnnualHeadcount

Full-timeEquivalent

Percent ofAnnualFTEs

2003-2004 1,108 16% 339 12%

2004-2005 1,404 19% 446 15%

2005-2006 1,600 21% 552 18%

2006-2007 1,859 23% 570 18%

2007-2008 1,775 23% 522 17%

Five-Year Change 60% 54%

Source: www.VCCS.edu

Note: Unduplicated headcount, annualized FTE.

Table 42. Enrollment Trends by Virtual Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007


N % N % N % N %

All Students in Any VirtualCourse

644 12% 871 16% 808 14% 822 15%

In Virtual & General Courses 477 9% 633 12% 603 10% 615 11%

In Virtual Courses Only 167 3% 238 4% 205 4% 207 4%

Students Not in VirtualCourses

4,721 88% 4,596 84% 5,038 86% 4,830 85%

LFCC Total 5,365 100% 5,467 100% 5,846 100% 5,652 100%


Note: Students taking only virtual classes are labeled "Virtual Students," students taking a combination of virtual andgeneral classes are labeled "Virtual and General Students," and these two categories are combined under the label "AllVirtual Students.


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Table 43. Academic Year Enrollment Trends, 1998-99 to 2007-08*

Academic Year Headcount FTE

1998-1999 5,438 1,946

1999-2000 5,985 2,164

2000-2001 6,210 2,288

2001-2002 6,610 2,4552002-2003 7,069 2,801

2003-2004 7,015 2,936

2004-2005 7,461 3,005

2005-2006 7,683 3,103

2006-2007 7,987 3,179

2007-2008 7,649 3,070

Source: www.VCCS.edu and LFCC Student Information System.

Notes: Unduplicated headcount. Statistics for 2007-08 were calculated byLFCC and may slightly under-estimate official figures to be issued later

this year by VCCS, after system edits to data are completed.

5,438

5,9856,210

6,610

7,069 7,0157,461

7,6837,987

7,649

1,9462,164 2,288

2,4552,801 2,936

3,005 3,103 3,179 3,070

0

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,000

9,000

Academic Year Enrollment Trends

1998-99 to 2007-08

Headcount

Full-time Equivalent

Notes: Unduplicated headcount. Statistics for 2007-08 were calculated by LFCC and may slightly under-estimate official figures to be issued later this year by VCCS, after system edits to data are completed.


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Table 45. LFCC-Onl

Headcount

Middletown

Fauquier

LFCC TotalSource: LFCC report Retent

36%

38%

40%

42%

Middle

39%

LFC

Ca

Fall 04


25

ennddss

y Students Retained by Campus, Fall 202007*

Fall 2004 toFall 2005


FaF

N % N %

1,251 39% 1,273 42% 1,2

368 40% 379 38% 4

1,619 39% 1,652 41% 1,7

on Trends 2004 - 2007

own Fauquier LFCC Total

40%

39%

2%

38%

41%41%

38%

40%

-Only Students Retained by

pus, Fall 2004 to Fall 2007

Fall 05 Fall 05 Fall 06 Fall 06 Fall 07

4 to Fall

ll 2006 toall 2007

N %

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25 38%

02 40%


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Table 46. LFCC-On

Headcount

Middletown

Fauquier

LFCC TotalSource: LFCC report Retent

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

Middle

45%

LFC

Fall 04


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FaF

N % N %

1,048 45% 1,148 47% 1,1

327 46% 336 42% 3

1,375 45% 1,484 46% 1,5

on Trends 2004 - 2007

town Fauquier LFCC Total

46% 45%7%

42%

46%45%44%

45%

-Only, Curricular Students

Retained by Campus,

Fall 2004 to Fall 2007

Fall 05 Fall 05 Fall 06 Fall 06 Fall 07

pus, Fall

ll 2006 toall 2007

N %

22 45%

87 44%

09 45%


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Table 47. Graduates and Awards, 2002-03 to 2006-07*

Academic YearTotal

Graduates

Awards

CollegeTransfers

Occupational-TechnicalDegrees

CertificatesTotal

Awards

2002-03 530 241 145 189 575

2003-04 572 233 189 192 614

2004-05 586 283 175 181 639

2005-06 577 298 158 150 6062006-07 562 283 146 158 587

Five-Year Total 2,827 1,338 813 870 3,021

Source: VCCS, GRD 501 Reports, Table 1A and GRD 520 Reports, Table 6A, for 2002-03 through 2006-07

Note: Graduates may earn more than one degree.

500

550

600

650

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Graduates and Awards,

2002-03 to 2006-07

Total Graduates Total Awards


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Table 48. Awards by Curriculum, 2002-03 to 2006-07

CurriculumCode

Major2002-

032003-

042004-

052005-

062006-

07

Award: A. A. &S.

216 Business Administration 39 44 43 41 46

624 Education 53 36 56 52 53697 General Studies 48 36 60 80 66

650 Liberal Arts 79 85 99 92 82

881 Science 22 32 25 33 36

A.A.&S. Total 241 233 283 298 283

Award: A. A. S.

203 Accounting 10 15 17 12 10

298 Administrative Support Technology 11 17 16 6 9

302 Agricultural Business 7 13 10 11 15

981 Electronics Technology 4 1 0 0 0

968 General Engineering Technology 13 11 15 9 7299 Information Systems Technology 32 38 30 21 16

212 Management 14 18 27 16 10

156 Nursing 54 76 60 83 79

A. A. S. Total 145 189 175 158 146

Award: Certificate

221 Career Studies 135 102 97 96 97

115 Computer Aided Drafting 1 0 0 0 0

115 Electronic Commerce 0 1 1 0 0

519 Fine Arts 0 2 1 0 0350 Graphic Design Office Assistant 4 3 0 0 2

311 Landscape Management 0 2 2 1 1

261 Legal Assistant 0 0 2 4 2

285 Medical Office Clerk 0 3 3 2 9

286 Medical Transcriptionist 0 0 3 2 2

264 Office Systems Technology 14 20 12 4 6

157 Practical Nursing 28 53 52 41 39

159 Surgical Technology 7 6 8 0 0

Certificate Total 189 192 181 150 158

LFCC Total 575 614 639 606 587Source: VCCS, GRD 501 Reports, Table 1A and GRD 520 Reports, Table 6A, for 2002-03 through 2006-07

Note: Graduates may earn more than one degree.


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Table 51. Financial Aid Award Summary, 2002-03 to 2006-07

Academic Year Total AidStudentsReceiving

Aid

Average AidPer Student

PercentChange

2002-03 $1,964,198 1,000 $1,964 N/A

2003-04 $2,154,482 1,016 $2,121 10%

2004-05 $2,397,279 1,125 $2,131 11%

2005-06 $2,450,009 1,191 $2,057 2%

2006-07 $2,530,945 1,295 $1,954 3%

Five-Year Total $11,496,913 5,627 $2,043 29%

Over the last five years, total financial aid to LFCC students increased by$566,747 or 29 percent.

Source: LFCC Financial Aid Office

Note: Unduplicated headcount

Table 52. Financial Aid Recipients, 2002-03 to 2006-07

Academic YearAnnual

Headcount

StudentsReceiving

Aid

PercentReceiving Aid

2002-03 7,069 1,000 14%

2003-04 7,015 1,016 14%

2004-05 7,461 1,125 15%

2005-06 7,683 1,191 16%

2006-07 7,987 1,295 16%

Five-Year Total 37,215 5,627 15%

Over the last five years, the number of LFCC students receivingfinancial aid increased by 295 students or 30 percent.


Note: Unduplicated headcount


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Table 53. Financial Aid by Award Type, 2002-03 to 2006-07

Award Type 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07Federal Pell Grant $1,381,716 $1,528,384 $1,616,450 $1,570,474 $1,508,544

Federal SupplementalOpportunity Grant

$34,518 $37,700 $31,111 $39,746 $39,647

Federal Work-StudyProgram

$51,834 $68,345 $86,048 $84,859 $75,200

Federal AcademicCompetitiveness Grant

--- --- --- --- $21,000

Commonwealth Award $216,209 $196,620 $270,561 $305,959 $402,846

Virginia GuaranteedAssistance Program

$9,800 $22,500 $20,800 $27,300 $20,950

Part-Time TuitionAssistance Program

$22,137 $23,576 $42,630 $42,630 $32,777

Higher EducationTeacher Assist. Prog.

$0 $2,000 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

College ScholarshipAssistance Program

$34,707 $29,104 $34,951 $44,966 $34,617

College BoardScholarships

$41,082 $63,642 $74,724 $96,664 $114,343

FoundationScholarships

$69,611 $57,917 $78,788 $96,038 $102,262

External Scholarships $102,584 $124,694 $135,216 $135,373 $172,759

LFCC Total $1,964,198 $2,154,482 $2,397,279 $2,450,009 $2,530,945


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Table 54. Full-tim

Fall

In-State

Tuition $71Fees $5

Total $76

Out of State

Tuition $2,4

Fees $7

Total $2,5

Source: LFCC Business

Table 55. Credit

Fall

In-State

Tuition $5

Fees $1

Total $7

Out of State

Tuition $20

Fees $1

Total $21

Source: LFCC Business

$0

$2,000

$4,000

$6,000

$8,000

Tuition

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e Tuition and Fees by In-State Status, Fto Fall 2007

2003 Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 F

5.20 $764.40 $816.00 $870.00 $.60 $52.60 $65.60 $65.60

7.80 $817.00 $881.60 $935.60 $

66.60 $2,515.80 $2,568.00 $2,824.20 $2

.60 $70.60 $92.00 $92.00 $

37.20 $2,586.40 $2,660.00 $2,916.20 $3

Office

Hour Tuition and Fees by In-State Statu2003 to Fall 2007*

2003 Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 F

.60 $63.70 $68.00 $72.50

.80 $10.80 $18.30 $18.30

.40 $74.50 $86.30 $90.80

5.55 $209.65 $214.00 $235.35 $

.30 $12.30 $20.50 $20.50

7.85 $221.95 $234.50 $255.85 $

Office

LFCC 4-Year Public

Institutions, VA

$1,817.20

$6,064.00

at LFCC Compared to Average at

r Public Institutions in Virginia,

Fall 2006

ll 2003

ll 2007

919.8069.80

989.60

,985.60

105.80

,091.40

, Fall

ll 2007

76.65

18.65

95.30

248.80

21.65

70.45


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Table 56. Buildings Related to LFCC Operations by Site, Spring 2008

Name Primary Use ASF GSF

Middletown Campus - 173 Skirmisher Lane, Middletown, VA

Main Building Academic and Administrative 59,714 68,500

Alson H. Smith Jr. Technology Center Academic and Administrative 15,079 16,800

Modular Building T02 Academic 6,725 7,200

Paul Wolk Library Academic and Library 26,022 28,500

Facility Operations Center Administrative 4,160 5,200

Modular Building T03 Academic and Administrative 6,600 7,200

Site Total 118,300 133,400

Fauquier Campus - 6480 College Street, Warrenton, VA

Paul and Sheila Wolk Hall Academic and Administrative 43,808 48,000

Bob G. Sowder Library Library 8,934 9,600

The Barn Academic 5,319 5,580

Site Total 58,061 63,180

Luray-Page County Center- 334 North Hawksbill Street, Luray, VALuray-Page County Center Academic and Administrative --- 4,800

Site Total --- 4,800

Middletown Courts - 7718 Main Street, Middletown, VA

Middletown Courts Administrative --- 2,400

Site Total --- 2,400

LFCC Total 176,361 203,780Source: LFCC Office of Financial and Administrative Services


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Table 57. Classrooms and Stations by Site, Spring 2008

Name Classrooms StationsMiddletown Campus

Main Building 27 681

Alson H. Smith Jr. Technology Center 7 139

Modular Building T02 6 164

Paul Wolk Library 3 92

Facility Operations Center 0 0

Modular Building T03 6 192

Fauquier Campus

Paul and Sheila Wolk Hall 20 439

Bob G. Sowder Library 0 0The Barn 1 24

Luray-Page County Center

Luray-Page County Center 4 98

LFCC Total 74 1829

Source: LFCC Office of Financial and Administrative Services


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SSeerrvviiccee RReeggiioonn

LFCCs service region covers 2,564 square miles that stretch across the seven counties innorth western Virginia of Clarke, Fauquier, Frederick, Page, Rappahannock, Shenandoahand Warren, and the city of Winchester. With a 2006 estimated population of 284,647,LFCC serves a rapidly growing region that is projected to exceed 300,000 residents before2010.

Figure 58. Map of LFCCs Service Region*


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Table 59. Population in LFCC's Service Region by Jurisdiction, 2000 through 2030

JurisdictionHistorical

2000Estimated

2006

Projected Percent Change

2010 2020 20302000

2010

2010-

2020

2020-

2030Clarke County 12,652 14,565 15,542 18,320 21,230 23% 18% 16%

Fauquier County 55,139 66,170 72,685 89,318 107,168 32% 23% 20%

Frederick County 59,209 71,187 77,864 95,648 114,539 32% 23% 20%

Page County 23,177 24,104 24,398 25,659 27,038 5% 5% 5%

Rappahannock County 6,983 7,203 7,593 8,242 9,066 9% 9% 10%

Shenandoah County 35,075 40,051 42,395 49,427 56,927 21% 17% 15%

Warren County 31,584 36,102 38,791 45,722 53,092 23% 18% 16%

City of Winchester 23,585 25,265 26,511 29,339 32,458 12% 11% 11%

LFCCs ServiceRegion

247,404 284,647 305,779 361,675 421,518 24% 18% 17%

Virginia 7,078,515 7,642,884 8,010,239 8,917,396 9,825,019 13% 11% 10%

Sources: www.census.gov and http://www.vawc.virginia.gov/gsipub/index.asp?docid=359

Table 60. Enrollment in LFCC by High School, Fall 2006

High School Total First Time

Central High School 245 104

Clarke County High School 274 139

Culpeper County High School 115 48

Fauquier High School 357 180

GED 218 48

Home School 208 113

James Wood High School 458 180

John Handley High School 349 139

Liberty High School 236 109

Millbrook High School 191 118

Page County High School 102 48

Sherando High School 423 186

Stonewall Jackson High School 130 62

Strasburg High School 222 97

Warren County High School 450 209

Other Schools 897 410

Total 4,875 2,190

Source: VCCS, SEB Report Table 19, Fall 2006

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Table 61. Enrollment Projections for K-12 h Grade, 2007-08 to 2011-12Year K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Total

Clarke

07-08 146 163 146 160 168 152 165 182 172 183 211 196 182 2,224

08-09 167 151 171 151 165 174 156 170 185 188 186 210 200 2,275

09-10 166 173 158 177 156 171 179 161 174 202 191 186 214 2,309

10-11 153 172 181 164 184 162 177 185 164 190 206 191 190 2,317

11-12 160 158 180 188 169 191 167 182 189 179 193 205 194 2,355

Fauquier

07-08 858 868 859 872 857 841 848 836 895 928 913 851 872 11,298

08-09 846 893 895 881 881 884 867 891 840 1,017 868 844 891 11,49609-10 875 880 920 917 890 908 911 911 895 954 950 802 883 11,696

10-11 958 910 907 943 927 917 936 957 915 1,016 892 879 839 11,996

11-12 945 997 938 929 953 955 946 983 961 1,039 949 824 919 12,340

Frederick

07-08 946 938 1,035 997 963 943 964 991 1,046 1,253 1,085 917 952 13,029

08-09 987 998 974 1,084 1,046 1,005 982 987 1,047 1,227 1,114 971 946 13,368

09-10 1,061 1,041 1,036 1,020 1,137 1,091 1,047 1,006 1,042 1,228 1,091 998 1,002 13,799

10-11 1,059 1,119 1,081 1,084 1,070 1,186 1,137 1,072 1,062 1,223 1,092 977 1,029 14,190

11-12 1,072 1,116 1,161 1,132 1,138 1,116 1,236 1,164 1,132 1,245 1,088 978 1,008 14,586

Page

07-08 297 272 265 273 271 270 248 299 293 338 281 269 253 3,630

08-09 290 301 272 263 284 269 270 254 316 304 319 249 253 3,645

09-10 288 295 301 269 274 281 269 277 268 328 287 283 235 3,654

10-11 263 293 294 298 280 272 281 276 292 278 309 254 267 3,657

11-12 274 267 292 292 310 278 271 288 291 303 263 274 239 3,642

Rappahannock 07-08 63 70 71 66 66 80 71 86 61 97 82 87 85 984

08-09 52 63 70 71 68 65 85 72 86 64 93 80 91 961

09-10 64 53 63 71 73 67 69 85 72 90 61 91 85 944

10-11 56 65 53 63 73 72 71 69 86 75 86 60 97 926

11-12 60 57 65 53 65 72 77 72 70 89 72 85 64 897

Shenandoah 07-08 446 480 444 461 456 455 500 459 557 520 505 445 445 6,173

08-09 492 451 487 455 479 470 481 505 466 626 455 480 427 6,271

09-10 500 498 457 499 473 493 496 485 512 523 548 432 460 6,375

10-11 519 506 505 469 518 487 521 500 492 575 458 520 415 6,483

11-12 520 525 513 517 487 533 514 525 508 552 504 435 499 6,631

Warren

07-08 383 399 411 397 429 371 386 444 404 422 499 374 439 5,361

08-09 421 412 406 408 412 434 380 395 445 414 431 425 374 5,357

09-10 390 454 419 403 423 416 443 388 397 457 422 366 424 5,40210-11 445 419 461 416 418 427 425 454 390 407 465 359 366 5,452

11-12 434 479 426 458 431 422 437 435 455 399 414 396 359 5,545

WinchesterCity

07-08 304 320 298 266 293 263 287 284 257 323 286 294 282 3,757

08-09 348 307 325 288 268 286 260 297 283 295 279 256 287 3,778

09-10 361 352 311 313 290 262 282 268 295 326 255 250 250 3,816

10-11 380 365 356 301 316 284 259 292 267 340 281 228 244 3,912

11-12 379 384 370 344 303 309 280 267 291 307 293 252 223 4,002

ServiceRegion 07-08 3,443 3,510 3,529 3,492 3,503 3,375 3,469 3,581 3,685 4,064 3,862 3,433 3,510 46,456

08-09 3,603 3,576 3,600 3,601 3,603 3,587 3,481 3,571 3,668 4,135 3,745 3,515 3,469 47,151

09-10 3,705 3,746 3,665 3,669 3,716 3,689 3,696 3,581 3,655 4,108 3,805 3,408 3,553 47,995

10-11 3,833 3,849 3,838 3,738 3,786 3,807 3,807 3,805 3,668 4,104 3,789 3,468 3,447 48,933

11-12 3,844 3,983 3,945 3,913 3,856 3,876 3,928 3,916 3,897 4,113 3,776 3,449 3,505 49,998

Source: UVAs Weldon Cooper Center report Public School Enrollment Trends, 2007 to 2011

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LLoorrdd FFaaiirrffaaxx CCoommmmuunniittyy CCoolllleeggee FFaacctt BBooookk 22000077--0088Academic Year:Always begins with the summer semester. A semester system academic year is composedof summer, fall and spring semesters.

At Least One Day Course:A student who takes at least one course that begins prior to 5 p.m.

Campus: The course campus of a student; it reflects where the student actually takes courses; LFCCcampuses include Middletown Campus and Fauquier Campus.

Certificate: A formal award certifying the satisfactory completion of a post-secondary education program

Continuing LFCC:A student who has previously attended LFCC.Credit Hour:A unit of measure representing an hour (50 minutes) of instruction over a semester. It isapplied toward the total number of hours needed for completing the requirements of a degree, diploma,certificate or other formal award.

Curricular Student:A student enrolled in an A.A.&S., A.A.S., or certificate program.

Dual Enrollment:A program through which high school students may enroll in college courses while stillenrolled in high school; students are not required to apply for admission to the College in order to participate.

Dual-enrolled Student:A student who has not graduated from high school, is currently enrolled in highschool, and is also enrolled in a post-secondary institution.

Enrollment Categories: Enrollment categories include dual-enrolled, LFCC-only, non-curricular, andcurricular students.

Entry Status: For every semester, a student is classified as a new, transfer or continuing LFCC student.(See other definitions for New to College, Transfer-In, and Continuing LFCC.)

Full-Time Course Load:A student who takes 12 or more credit hours in one semester.

Headcount: The reported credit student enrollment which excludes audits, late adds and noncredit students.

Jurisdictions: The current county or city of residence of a student.

LFCC: Lord Fairfax Community College

LFCC-Only student:A student who is not enrolled in high school and is taking curricular and/or non-curricular courses.

New to College:A student who has never attended an institution of higher education.

Non-curricular Student:A student enrolled in a non-credit capacity; enrolled in courses that are not in anA.A., A.S., A.A.S. diploma or certificate program.

Only Evening Courses:A student who only takes courses that begin after 5 p.m.

Only Virtual Courses:A student who only takes courses over the Internet and is not enrolled in any day orevening courses on a campus.

Part-Time Course Load:A student who takes less than 12 credit hours in one term.

Transfer-In:A student who has attended or is attending another institution of higher education.

Unduplicated Headcount: The number of different students that the college/campus has served in anacademic year (i.e. if a student enrolled in both fall and spring, they could be counted only once).

VCCS: Virginia Community College System; includes the 23 community colleges throughout the State.

Virtual learning:A course that is taken exclusively via the Internet.

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