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Ten -Year StudentEnrollment Characteristics: Fill\Terms 1971-72 through 1980-81.lane ConimUmity Coll., Eugene, 9reg.Feb 82- ,

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EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus` Postage.DESCRIPTORS Age; College Credits; Community Colleges; *Credit,

Courses; *Enrollment Trends4' Females; Full TimeStudents; Males; Minority Groups; Part Time Studentt;

® Place of Residence; *Stddent Characteristics; TwoYear Colleghs; *Two Year College Students

ABSTRACTA 'series of tables, charts and graphs present data

on the characteristics of students enrolled at Lane Community College'dUrin§-the ten-year periOd 1971-72 through 1930701. These datareflect an increase of 61.5% in full-time equivalent (FTE)enrollments, with a far greater,?ate:of inereasti4 non-credit FTEenrollments (214.6A)than in credit FTE enrollffienti (34.6%),. With.respect to credit enrollments onlY,,theidatajndicate: (1) a 47.2%increase in headcount; (2e) an increase in th percent of femalestddents'from.41.4% to 53.0%, with the growth mainly attributable topart-=Tlne female students; (3) a rise it the average student' age from.23.46 to 26%63; 1(4) a decline in the percent of students under' 21years of age froni53.4*Lto 38,.6%; (5).a fifteen-fold increase in thenumber of student4144ged,62 or over (from 8 to.:118 students); (6) adecline:sineple peicent of Caucasian students from 96.2% to 76.1%; (7)a significantly higher rate-of enrollment increases among part-timestedents than full-time .students betvieen 1971-072 and 1979-80, with adramatic change in this trend in 1980-81; (8) a decline in theaverage ndmber'of credits taken from 11.8 tb=10.7f with the number of

-students taking between one and three credits increasing by 229.8%and the number of student's taking between fo-tir -and six creditsincreasing by 112.4%; and.9) an increase in the number of studentsfrom 'out-of-district high schools from 45.3% to-61.9%. (Author/HB)

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LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE,

TEN-YBAR STUDENT ENROLLMENT .;

CHARACTERISTICS,

Terms 1971 - 72 through 1980 z- 81

"PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THISMATERIAL HAS BEEt GRANTED BY

TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOJRCESINFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)

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.This report/is an update of the "Ten-Year Student Enrollment Gharadteristics"../-

that was originally prepared .December 1980; The source document is the

Student Enrollment Characteristics 'Report. The more a;railable and comparableS

data for 1971-72 through 19,80-81 are for students in credict programs, and,

,therefore, non-credit data aretot included in this teport. Total FTE data

have been available since the college opened, so it is reported, in its

entirety in Table 2.

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Lane Community College is still reflecting trends that are occurringhation-'

wi.de: the average age is increasing, more females'are attending, part-time

status is increasing while full-time status 'is declining, they average student

75load is decreasing and the minority Atudent population, is *lowing some growth.

It is important to emphasize that these are'dverall trends for a ten-year

period and do not reflect changes that occurred specifically between 1979-$0

and 1980-81.

HarE: Most of the tables reflect fall term data only because these

data have historidallbeen used as indicatorsof the characteristics

.of our student population.

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Highlights vlhich are taken from the followiri,k tables are summarized below:

--- The totalFTE was 5821.4 in 1971:172 and 9520:3 in 1980-81: an increage of

63.5%. (Table .1")

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In'fall team of 1911-72 we had a total of 5445 students (credit only). In

fall terin40 1980-81 'we had 8018 students: an increase of 47.2 %. The

credit fall FTE for the same period rose from 1538.2 to 209817: A 36.4%' -

increase. The part-time students accounted for more of this growth -than

did the full-time students., (Table 2 and Table 3)

--- Over the as ten years non-credit FTE,.has had a larger,increasW214.6%)0

than that oforedit FTE (34.6%).. In the lAst five years the largest

,increase for non-credit FTE was between 1976-77 and 1977-78 (26.1%) and

.for crpdit FTE between 1978-79 and 1979 -80 (9.8'16. (Tabl',2)0

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First-year students made up'94.9% of'the-popUlation in 19i1-72,.but in,,i

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. _following years they constitute between A7% and 77`4o4' all credit

-students.( (Table 3)

1979-80 the number of first-time studenta jumped from 46% to 57i of all

credit students. However, in 1981-82<tile number declined from,57% to.

445%. The average over the last nine "'ears h.ah been a 44.3% increase.

. --(Table 3)

In-1971-72the-student bodywas 58.6%'male.and 41.4% emale. -Ten years

later in 1980-81, males orere 47.0% of the population and females

The ten-year increase for females is 1Q9.9% compared io.31.6% fpr males.j-

It is worthooting that 1980-81 is the first time since 1975-76 that.

male population has-ingrased-an

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--- Although the ten-year tii-nd indicates the numberof women growing, the

growth is mostly attributable to part -time female students. I 1971-72,

76.0% of all males attended full-time; 24.0% were part -time. In

comparison 66.1% of all' females were full-time while 33.9% were part-

time.' Ten years later there are still 'wen full-time women than men--

64.5% of males are full-time in contrast to 51.4% of females: ,(Table 9)

--- In 1931472 the average age was 23.46. In 1980-81 it was 26.63. (-Table 5)

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In 1971-72 credit students '21. and under made up '53.415` of the Population. ,This has decreased to 3e.650. 4in 1980-8f. (Table 6)

. ,The greatest growth has been among people 62+. years old. In 1971-72 there'

-'t , ttwere 8 credit students in this age group. Ten years later the figure psi'../ .1 . .,

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to 118, for a 1,375.0% increase. Als6 the maijority of the credii students 1..

. ,we64:P in the 21 ot"under age group until 197;3-74 when it changed to the 22-

41 age group. This has remained consistentthrough 1980-431. ?.(Table 6),

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In 1971-72 the student body was 96.2% Caucasian. This has gradually

declined to 76.1% in 1980-81. 7,Indian (1.W, Oriental' (1.540, Chicano-:.3 )

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11,.0s), and Blacks (.9%). cons tittie the rerit. of the credit ,:population,Ifor,.

-' 1980-81. None of the minority groups exceeds 1.6% Of the student body in'`-..

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. .. :any given yeari; (It'

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should be .noted that the marked increase of-t / , ,.-- -,-----,----"-tifikriovms" :reduces the conclusiveness Ofthis data.)r

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--- The part-time students ha& been growing at a significantly higher rate. ,..

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than the full-time students through.

1979-80. In 1980-81 that trend

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Full-Time, 3904 +,13.6%

Part-Time 1556 +146.8%

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1971-72 1980-81

3512 +31.4%

',1371 .447:9%

1980-81 and 1974-75 are the only tt4o years tklat thepart=time students

have, reflect a. decrease. (Table°8)

--- The average .in 1'971-72 was 11.8. credits!, This decreased slightly to

Cj1`0.7 credita by'148Q-81.' (Table ,10) However, the overall trend still

.indicates'a larger growth of part-time students.cr

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number of students taking' either 1-3 credits or 4-6 credits,; The, 1 -- - . ( 4credit load:has'increasea 229.8% over the ten years', the, 4 -6 credit lo0"-

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.has increased 112.4%. At the other extreme,,studehts taking over 20

credits' have also increased notably: 12743% in ten years." The middle and.

normal full-time credit range-(7-20 credits)', however, shows,only.

Comparably moderate increases (with the exception of 7' -9 credits which7is

cunning at a ten-year 7.8% deficit) over the period. ,(Taple 10)

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.---,. ,Of stadents who attended an in-distribt high school, 42.9% entering credit. . .

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prOgrams are from,a Eugene 4-J public high school; 19.4% are4rom a 1

. Springfield high pchool. Overall, Eugene- Springfield graduated-represent'-)_

about 24%'of all credit enrollees in 1480-81." (Table 11)p

In 1971-72 graduates from Eugene-Sprihgfield,represented 34.0% of the

credit studentipopulation.

-1980-81--a 10.2% ten -year drop.

percentage steadily decreated to 23:8% by.

(Table 11)

--- 45.3% of ICC credit students were out -of- district high school graduates in

1971-72 and 61.9% in 1480-81. This represents a ten-year increase of

101.3% in out-of-district high school graduates, ,suggesting increased in-

migration in the-metropolitan area. (Table'll)

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--- Ins-migration is also suggested in figures

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-address'. Lane County enrollees increasedr,.

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but enrollees with permanent addresses In other Oregon counties were up'by

showing enrollments by permanent

35.2% over the ten-year period,

98.6%--up'to 1386 from 698 in 1971 -72. (Table 12)

Stddents with out-of-state permanent addresses have averaged About.2% of.

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thepopulation, with the exception of 1980-81 (4.6%). This category also

ashows the-largest'gtbwth of all categories at 21.9.8% ten year increase..

(Thisincrease is due

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reporting system -that

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largely to the change between 1979-80-and, 1980-81;

dramatic increase could be duj partially to a better

Iwimdicated by a lower percentage of "unkpowps").

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permanent addresses are unknown). All Oregbn counties, exqept'Douglas

' (.87%) and'Linn (.811%),.represent far under 1% oftiCenrolled population.

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-TABLE

STSMENTENRO4KENT HISTO4Yf y .1%

-

YEAR

.

TotalFTE

Annual .----:,--fletWaisable% Change - FTE

Andial% Change.

.

i965-66

1966-67

1967-68

.1968r..69

1969-70

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.1970-71

1971-72.

1972-73

1973-74'

1974-75

.1975-76 '

1976-77

I 1.

1977-78 .

1978-79 .

1979-80

1980 -81

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.

-

r

16214

.

2424.3.

2885.9.

'3956.3

93.3

)7,

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5576.6

582i.4

5900.5

6693.2

7133.2

7693.1

7566.0

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7876.9

8324.0

9'498.6

9520.3

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"--n-C 1

49.4

19.0

37.1

21.2

- 16.3

,i

4.4

1.4

13.4

6.6

7.

. ,06,

4.1

,

5.7

14.1

. .2

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40)

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. 1290.2

1'21.64.5

2655.5.

3664.1

'4524.5

.

5207.5.

5639.3

5753.5.

.6528.4

6968.7.

7522:8

7362.3

7684.8

N23.15

.9265.4

9073.1

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fr.

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.

--

.67.8

22.7

.

38.0

23.9

15.1

.

8.3

2.0 C13.5

6.7

8.0

-2.1

4.4

5.-0

7

14.1.1%

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*1980-81 was the first yea?' Suerate Contraqt was put into the Non-Reimbursable categOri.. This is the Major reason for the decrease in

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Reimbursable FTE.

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500---t

9000--

8500 ---

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8000 '

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Hig.toricp14Total FTE r.-,

Lane Cominunkty'CollegeY.

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1966 - 67 to 1980 - 81. .

t

949.9 95204

c 7566

...,

6000 ----

) 5500, -

5O00-

" 7000 --

6500

58215901--

4000-

500-

3000---

2500

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2000-

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I's 03 CT O. 0 I-I" CV C'n cr%O. CI CI N No N N NI I I I I I 1u) N co- 0, o H CNI re)

U.,) CI CI %,0 l' r` , N N-ON ON 01 Oh ON e . ON 0 0r-I H. H H r-I r-I H '.

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STUDENT FTE ENROLLMENT1971-72 t*rdtigh 1980-81

Cr. itYEAR FTE

1971-72 486.2 ,

1972-73 4846.E(4, .

1973-74- 5204.3=

1974-75 5595.5

," 1975-76.4

.76212.9

.1976-77 5978.8 -

1977-)8 5875.0

1978-7T/ . 5946.6 '

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1979 -80 652.5

1980-81 -678..5 .

Annual% Chapge

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'- .8

7.4

" 7.5

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11.0,

-3.8

-1.7

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9.8.

.8 2941.8' , - ..9 '

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Non-Credit AnnualY FTE % Change .

935.2: .

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1053.7 .

12.7

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.1488-.9 '.: 41 s3.

,1537.7 3,43

0.

, :1480.2 1 L3.7 . .

0 .

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.

1587.2 7.2

92001. -,e426.1

,- 2377.4 18.8.

A

#

2969.1 ,I14.9..

Change ti

Sinceg

197W-72 34.6%0 II

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c't*UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT OF' STUDENTS IN CREDIT PROGRAMSFALL TERMS 1971-72 THRCIUGH 1980-81

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FALL TERM

TOTAL: ALL REGULAR PROGRAMS FIRST YEAR STUDENTS, FIRST TIME STUDENTS

NYearly %Change N

% of

Total

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,

Yearly %Change

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N%.of

TotalYearly%Change.

1971-72

1972-73

1973-74

1974-75

197.5 -76

1976-77

1977-78

,

1978-79

)979-80

1980-81

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1

4883

5335. .

6594.

6965

7445

7323 ,

72684

7453

8287

8018

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.,

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- -.

9.3

23.6

5.6

6.9

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-1.6

-0.8

2.6

-12.2:

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s

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4632 s

,?559

5080.

,5206

'5460'

5438

5315

5584

6356

6021

. 94:9

66.7

77.01

74,7

73.3

1.,

74.2

73.1

.

74.9

76.7

7591

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1

- -

.

23.2 .

42.7

2.5

4.9

,;-0.4 .

-2.3

5.1.

13a...,B.

-5.3

s

543

2293*

13182

2944

2753

2877

2997

3414

4721

3626

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11.1

43.0 '

.

48.2(

'42.3 4

*'37.0

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39.3

41:2...._,

,%..

45.8

57.0

. 45.2

- -

322.3'

38.8

- 7.5, 4

- 6.5

4.5

'4.2'

13.9

38.3

-23.2

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: "

41

.

.

% ChangeSince,

1971772%

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_

'64.2%

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- - ,..., 30.0%,

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-0-

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567.8%

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5$

MALE -FEMALE "goof Yearly %

°N Total Change N TotalYearly %Change

UNKNOWN% of .

N Total

1971-72.

1972-7a>

1973 -74

1974-75

1.975-76

1976=77

1977-78

1978-79

-1W79-80

1980-81

2860 58.6

3018 56.6 5-5

3773 57.2 25.0

3971 57.0. 5.2

4258 57.2 7.2

3774 51.5 -11.4

3569 49.1 - 5.4

3495. 46.9. - 2.1_

3662 44.2 4.8

3765 47.0 . 2.8.

2023 41.4

2316 43.4 14.5

2809 ..42.6 21.3

2994 43.0 6.6

3143 42.2 5.0

3441 47.0 .

.3696 50.8

3942 '52.9

4616 55.7

4247 53.0

9.5

7.4

0 0

1 042

12 '.18

o

44 .59

108 1.47'

3 .04

q.c. .21

6 .07.

6 .01

% ChangeSince

1971-72 31.6% 109.9% .1

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TABLE 5.Z.AGE OF STUDENTS IN CREDIT.:PROGRAMSFALL PERMS 1971-72 TRRpUGH 1980-.81

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AGE'

1980-81-.. 1979-80 . ° 1978-79 1977-78 s.

1976-77% of

N Total 'N

% of

Total Jg

% of

,Total

,

N% of

Total,

N% of,

Total'Under 18

,18-211:.

22 -25'

26-29

30-33.

34-37.

38-41

42-45

46-49

.

50-53

54-57

58-61 .?

62-65

156 and over

(Unknown)

'TOTAL

299

'2795

1508.

1154...

770.

.

,417

.292

224

120

92

68

37

48

701i

(124)

° 8018.

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3.73

34.86

18.81

14.39

9.60

5.20

3.64,

2.79.

1.50

1.15-

.

, .85_IV

.46

.60 -

.87

(1.55)

100.00

294

2787

1551

1194

827

428

329

230

171

116

85

43

39NIP

55-

(138)

8287..

3.52

33.61

18:70

14.39

9.96

5.14

3.95

2.76

2.05

1.38

x

' 1.00,

.50

.45.

.62,

.

(1.67)

*100100

.

'

'198

2452

1553

1148

731

388

255

189

130

112

62'^t,.....

28

34

26,

(144)

7453

2.64

132.88

20.51

15.38

9.79

5.19

3.45*

2.53

1.72

1.48

.82

.36

.43

.32

(1.93)

100.00o.

204

2521

1603

11A

648

352

-203

173

104

84

59

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23

26

19

(118)

7268'

2.79

34.67.

a

22.04

15.13

8.91

4.82.

3.19

2.36

1.41

1.14

.78

.30

.34

:23

.

(1.62)

100.00

223'

2633

1626

1160

561

301

215.

154

110

78 .

52

22

25

17.

(146)

7323

2.57

.35%94

',A

22.18

15.81

7.64

4.11

2.91

2.08

1.48

1.05

.70

.29

- .32

1

.20

(1.99)

100.00

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Average Age 26.63 26.90 - 26.57 26.02 25.67

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TABLE 5 (cont.)AGE OF STUDENTS IN CREDIT PROGRAMSFALL TERMS 1971-72 THROUGH 1980-81

1'975-76 1974-75' 1973)-7:4

AGE N% of

Total% pf

Total N.

Under 018 211 2.82 277 3.95 '4, 275

18-21 2729 36.64 2808 40.29 2674

. 22725, 1534 20.58 1472 21.11 1455

26-29 1075, 14.41 930 134 .34 781

30-33 597 8.00 476 6.82 432

34-37 41'6 5.57 327 4.69 329

slr 38 -41 "320 , 4.28 245 3.49 187

42-45 154 2.05 144 2.06 146

46-49 120 1.59 87 1.24 111

SO-53 86 1.14 82 1.16 84

54-57 48 .63 32 .43 38

. 58-61 20 .24 ' 19 .25 '16'

62-65 .23 10 .12 16

66 and over 17 13 .16 11

1(Unknown) (43) ( .61) ( 29)

'TOTAL 7445 100.00 6965 100.00 6594'

Average Age 25.'95 25.08 25.12

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1972-73%,of

Total% of

N Total4.16

40.53

22.20

11.81

6.53

: 4.96

. 2.E0

2.20

1.65

1.25

.56'

.23

.22

.15

( .43)

101.00

256 4.77

2457 46.03

1249 . '23.39

541 10.12

285 5.33

191 3.56

118' 2.19

82 1.51

71 1.32.

44 .81

19 .33

5 .06

2 .02

5 .06.,

( 10) ( .18)

5335 100.00

1971-72

% ofN Total244 4.46

2662 48.87

1238 22.71

574 9.12

285 5.21

177 3.23

118 2.15

87 1.57

57

35

1.03

:63

19 .33

10

1.

.16?

3 .04

5 .06

( .12)

5445 100.00

23.83 23.46

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SUMMARY OF AGE CHANGES IN BROAD AGE .GROUPS FOR CREDIT STUDENTSFALL TERMS* 1971-72 THROUGH 1980-81

21 or Under 22z41 42-61 , ' 62 or Over

FALL TERM

.

% ofN Total

Yearly %Change N Totat

% of YearlyChange

%

N% of

TotalYeafly %Change N

% ofTotal

'YearlyChange

%

1971-712

1972-73

1973-74.

1974-75

1975 -76

1976-77

1977-78

1978-79

1979-80

1980-81

2906 53.4

2713 50.8

2949 44.7

3085 44.3

2940 39.5

2856 39.1

2725 37.5

2650 3576

3081 37.2

3094 38.6

!

.

--

- 6.6

8.7

1.6.

t 4.7

i 2.9 ,

- 4.6

.- 2.8

16.3

4.2

2316

2384

3184

3450

3942

3863

3937

4078

4329

41411

' 42.5

44.7

48.3

49.5

52.9 '

52.8

54.2

54.7

.52.2

51.7

LA.

- 0.3

33.6. .

8.4.

14.3 .

A2.0

\.1.9

'3.6

6.2

.- -,4.3.

-..

208

221

395

* 364

428.

416

443

521

.645

541

', 3.8

---4.1

6.0

5.2

5.8.

5.7

6.1

7.0

7.8

6.8

4

-

--

6.2

78.7

-. 7.8

17.6

- 2.8,

6t5

17.6

23.8-

-16.1

Or

4.*

,.

",

.

8

T

27

23

. 35

45

60

. .

SA

118°

r

0.2

0.1

0.4

.

0.3

0.5

0.6

0.6

0.8

1.1

1.5%

--

i -12.5

2859;

-14.8

''' %62.2

20.0

7.1

33.3

56.7k

25.5

O. -

_

.r.

.

% Change

.ance .

197f-72)

-- / --.

i

t

6.5% --

Nhd-- :

--

Y/'.

.

78.8%.

.

/

1-

,.,

--

,.'

.

.

160.1% f r"ft

-- 1,375.01,

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0

100

90

80

70

50

40

30

20

10

0

ti

g.

0,1

o

tf

E DISTRIBUTION,4 CREDIT. PROGRAMS' = FALL TERMp

971:c--72' thr;oitgh.1980 - 81

oo

O.

I

1

21 or under-Too

22 - 41

42 - 61

62 or ,over 1111

1971-72 1973-74 19'78r'79 1979-pYear:

0

tk,

23

1

\

./ -

Je

TABLE 7 ,

ETHNIC GROUP OF STUDENTS IN .CREDIT PROGRAMS

FALL TERMS 1971-z72 "THROQGH 1980-81 ..

FALL TERM

INDIAN% of

N Total

,CAUCASIAN

%-ofN _Total N

BLACK, % of 'Total N

ORIENTAL% of

total"

, CHICANO% ofr Total N

IMKNOWN0% of

/iotal ,, a

19.71-72

1972-73 .

1973-74

1V74-75 .

1975 -76

19761 -77

1977-78

197,8-79

1979-80

1980 -81. .

-,

a

52

62

74

67

1Q7

1.22 ..A -114

111

121

a .119

1.1

1.2.

1.1

1.0

1.4

1.7.

1.6

1.5

1.5

1.5

.

.

4695

5066

61 89..

6571.

6719

,61 44

5989

5703

5857

.61 02

.

-

,

°

96.2

95.0

93.8

94.3

90.2

83.9

82.4

76.5

70.7

-N

.76.1,,.

4,

--

64

. 65

108

81

84

86

76

61

734

76-

1.3.. ,

1.2

1.6'

1.2

1-.1

1.1 i

T.0

.8

.9

.9 0

22

31

48

48

44

56

69

72

85

120

. .4

.6

.7`'

.7 ,

.6 .

.8

..9 °

1.0

1.0

1.5'

38 .8

45 .8

83 1.2

7/ 1.1

91 '1.2

104 1.4 :1.,

98 1.3

, 85 1.1

-.101 1.2

109 1.4

.

.

12

66

92

121

400

817

922

1421

2050.

1492

_

.,

.2

1:2

- 1.4

1.7

5.4

11.2

12.7

19.1. -

24.7

18.6

.4"_

*"

-.

.

.

% ChangeSince

1971-72 X28.9%,

--.

30.0%

.-

-- 18.8%--

.

--,-

.),

445.5%

\---........,- .,-- 186.8%

..

-- N/A5.

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1971-72

19.72-73

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TABLE 8

FULL/PART-TIME STATUS OF STUDENTS 01 CREDIT PROGRAMSFALL TERMS 1971472 THROUGH 1980-81

N

1973-74 `-y.

1974-75

1975-76

14976-77

1977 -78

197d,70.

1979,-80

1980-81.

3512.

. .

3681

4064

e'4493

4, 4866

4253

4159

4103

4437

4614_

% Change.Since

1971-72

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a.

FULL-TIME PART-TIME% of

TotalYearly %Change N

% of

Toial7"

Yearly %Change

71.9 371 28.1

69.0 4.-8 1653 41.0 20.6

.61.7 10.4 2518 38.3 52.3

..64.5 106 2472 35.5 - 1.8

65.8 8.3 2535 34.2 2.6

59.0 -12.6 2962 41.0 16.8

57.2° - 2.2 3106 42.8 4.9

55:2"ai

- 1.4 3344 44.8 7.1

53.6 8.1 3841 46.4 15.2

57.6 4.0 3398 42.4 -11.5

1111.

31.4% 47.9%

I C

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1

-

44

Percent' 100-,

90-)

- 2 r

72

7O- 69

PERCENT OF FULL-TIME AND PART-TIMEg.STUDENTSCREDIT PiZOGRAMS, FALL TERM

. '1971 - 72 through 1980-81

62

65 66

59 5755

- 58

Part -Time

1971-72. 72 -73 73-74V

74-75e,

75 -76 76-77,

Year

77-78 78-79 79-80 ,80-81

23

TABLE 9

FULL/PART-TIME STATUS B SEX FOR STUDENTS IN CREDIT PROGRAMSFAB', T S 1971-72 THROUGH 1980-81

j

TERM1971-72

1972-73

1973-74

197/4-75

1975-76

1976-77

1977 -78

1978-79

1979-80

1980-81

FUL TIME MALE& of Yearly %

N Sake Se Change2174 ,76.0 ,-

2207 73.1 1.5

2496 66.2 13.1

2754 69.4 10.3

3011 70.7 9.3

2388 63.3 -20.7

2229 62.4 - 6.7

2157 61.7 - 3.2

2218 60.6 2.8

2429 64.5 9.5

% ChangeSince

, 1971-72

TERM

4e-

11.7%

FULL-TIME FEMALE

N

% ofSame Sex

Yearly %Change

/338 66:1 --

1474 63.6 10.2

1568 55.8 6.4

1739 58.1 10.9

1855 59.0 6.7

1865 54.2 0.5

1930 52.2 3.5

1946 49.4 0.8

2219 , 48.1 14.1

2185 51.4 -1.5

63.3%

PART-TIME MALE& Of Yearly %

N Same Sex Change

1971-72

1972-73

1973-74

1974-75

1975-76

1976-77

1977-78

1978-79

1919-80

1980-81

686

811,

1277

1217

1247

1386

1 340

1338

1444.

1336

24.0

26.9

33.8

41.9

29.3

36.7

37.6

38.3

39.4

35.5

18.2

57.5

- 4.7

2.5-

11.1,

- 3.3

- 0.2

7.9

- 7.5

% ChangeSince

.

1971-72 94.8%

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Research AssociateFebruary 1982

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PART-TIME FEMALE

N

on.

% ofSame Sex

Yearly %Change

685 33.9 OS Ow

842 36.4 22.9

1214 44.2 44.2

1255, 41.9. 3.4

1 288 .41.0 2.6

1576 ° 45.8 22.4

1766 47.8 12.1

1996- 50.6 13.0

2397 51.9 20.1

2062 48.6 -14.0

201.0%

29

PART AND FULL TIME STATUS OF MALE AND FEMALE STUDENTS

Credit Programs - Fall Term

PART. TIME

42.4%

1:

1

PART TIME

FULL TIME

PART TIME

28.1%

a

:MALE14.1%

MALE44.5%

FEMALE.'4 WO%

r,

\FEMALE27.4%

21o 30 I

FULL TIME57.6%

1980 781

FULL TIME71.9%-.

197,1 -72

4

.01

.Iirm0.

09

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TABS 10

STUDENT COURSE LOAD FOR CREDIT PROGRAMSFALL TERMS 1971-72 THROUGH 1980-81

CREDITS:

FALL TERM

T-3 +, , 4-6 '7:9 10-12 .

N% of

TotalYearly t'

Change N

% of

Total,Yearly %Change N

% of

TotalYearly %Change N

% of Yearly %Total Change1971-72

1972 -73

1973-74

1974-75

1975-76

M1976-77

19 7-78:.1978-79

1979-80

1980-8

.4\

470

612

998

964.

1035

1235

1224

8.6

11.5

15.1

13.8

13.9

16.9

17.1.

*21.5

23.1

19.3

--

30,.2

63.1

- 3.4

7.4

19.3

0.7

28.9

19.,5

-19.1

474

522\

804

819

839

833

-933

949

989

1007

8.7.

9.8 ,

12.2

11.8

11.3

11.4

12.8

12.7

1t.9

12.p-

--

10.1.

54:0

1.9

2.4

0.7

12.0

1.7

4.2

1.8

'

605

520

.720

685

,

683

604

614

515

614

-558

e0.1

9.8

16.9'

9.8

9.2

8.2

8.4

.4,

6.9

. 7.4

7.6.

--

-14.0

38.5

- 4.9

- 0.3

-11.6

1.7

-16.1

19.2

-9.1

1073

1156

1297

14551

1596

1275

1264

1169

w

1224,

1388

*

19.7 --r

21.7 7.7

19.7 12.2

20.9 12.2

21.4 9.7

17.4 -20.1v

17.4 1'0.9k

15.7 - 7,5

14.8,...

4.7

17.3 13.4.

1604

1917

1550

$ ChangeSince

1971-72

-1

-- 229.8% ,.. -- -- 112.4% --

__

-7.8%

)

29,4%

_

t

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TABLE 10 (Cont.)

STUDENT COURSE LOAD FOR CREDIT PROGRAMSFALL TERMS 1971-72 THROUGH 1980-81

CREDITS: 13-15 16-20 . OVER 20 AVERAGE LOAD

FAItI, TERM

.

N

% of,

TotalYearly *Change N

% ofTotal

Yearly %Change N

% of

TotalYearly %0Change

1971-72

1972-73

1973-74

1974-75

1975-76

1976-77

1977-78

1978-79

.

1979-80

1980-al

1679

4 1495

.

1661

1761

1905

1905

1729

1672

1752

1857

30.8

28.0

25.2

25.3

25

26.0

23.8

22.4,

21.1

23.2 ,

'

_-- -

11.0i

11.1

6.0

8.2

0

-9.2

-3.3

4.8.

6.0,

1045

942

933

1042

1224

1201

1279

1 .63

1475.

1433

19.2

17.7

.44.2

15,0

16.4

16.4,

17.6

18.3

17.8.

..

170

--

-10.0

- 10

11.7

17.5

- 1.9

6.5

6.6

8.2

-2.8

99

88.

181

235

163

156

205

181

254

225 ,

1.8

i.6

2.7

3.4

2.2

.2.1

2.8

2.4

3.1

2.8

--

-11.1

105.7

29.8

-30.6

- 4.3

31.4

-11.7

40.3

-11.4 .

,

.

(

11.8

11.4

10.9

11.0

11.1

10.9

10.8

10.5

10.3

10.7

% ChangeSince1971-72 -- -

40

.

10 6%'.

-- 37.1% --

,

-- 12.7.3% -- --.

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TABLE 11

ENROLLMENT BY HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED - CREDIT PROGRAMSFALL TERMS 1971-72 THROUGH 1980-81

FALL TERM

Eugene-Springfield Balance of District

N% of

Total N% of

Total

1971 -72

1972-73'

1853

1799

1410

.33.7

1127

1007

20.7

18.9

1973-74 1952 29.6 1103 16.7

1974-75 1984 28.5 1087 15.6

1975-76 2018 27.1 1185 15:9

1976 -77 1929 26%3 1196 16.3

1977-78 1799 24.8 1096, 15.1

1978-79,

a1677 1023 '1.3.7

1979-80 1756 21.2 . 1145 13.8

14.41980-81 1906 , 23.8 1151

% ChangeSince1971 -72 2'.9% 2.1%

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Out-ofDistrict% of -

N Total

2465 45.3

-2529 ° 47.4'

3539 53.7

38%4 55.9

4242 57.0. -.--\

4198 57.3

4373 60.2

4753 63.8

5386 65.0

'4961 dk.9

101.3%

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ENROLLMENT. BY PERMANENT ADDRESS - CREDIT PROGRAMSFALL,-TERMS 1971-72THROUGH 1980-81

4 LANE COUNTY OTHER OREGON COUNTIES OUT-OF-STATE

FALL TERM%'of

N Total% of ..

N Total N% ofTotal

1971-72 4631 85.0 . 698 12.8 116 , 2.1

1972-73 4519 84 ;7 697 '13.1 119 2.21 .

1973-74 5291 80.2.1126 '17.1

.177 2 .7

.41- /.

'1881974-75 5747 82.5 , 1030 14.8 -.. 2.7

1975-76 6342 85.2 889 11.9 214 2.9

1976-77 6373 87.0 7'39 10.1 211 ' 2.9) .

,.1977-78 6189 85.2 1, 879 12.1 200 2.82 ..

1978-79 6122 82.4 1157 15.5 174 < 2.3

1979:80 662980.0 144 1.7151_4_______1.8..3

a

19-810-81 . 6261 ' 78.1 t386 '17.3 371 4.6

% Clige .Since

1971-72

4.

35.2-k--k

--r 98.6% -- 219.8%

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