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This is the thirty-eighth annual Data Book on Illinois Higher Education. The information is compiled from data reported by Illinois institutions in surveys conducted or coordinated by the Board of Higher Education staff.
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- 1. STATE OF ILLINOIS BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION DATA BOOK ON ILLINOIS HIGHER EDUCATION ENROLLMENTS DEGREES CONFERRED STAFFING TUITION AND FEES FINANCIAL AID FINANCE 2011
- 2. ILLINOIS BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Members Carrie J. Hightman, Chairwoman, Chicago David Anderson, Chicago Jay D. Bergman, Joliet Frances G. Carroll, Chicago Alexi Giannoulias, Chicago Heba Hamouda, Chicago Kym M. Hubbard, Chicago Allan Karnes, Carbondale John P. Minogue, Chicago Proshanta K. Nandi, Springfield Santos Rivera, Chicago Robert J. Ruiz, Oak Lawn Ari Shroyer, Chicago Elmer L. Washington, Park Forest Addison E. Woodward, Jr., Palos Park Staff George W. Reid, Executive Director Illinois Board of Higher Education 431 East Adams, Second Floor Springfield, Illinois 62701-1404 217/782-2551 TTY 888/261-2881 FAX 217/782-8548 www.ibhe.org
- 3. PREFACE This is the thirty-eighth annual Data Book on Illinois Higher Education. The information is compiled from data reported by Illinois institutions in surveys conducted or coordinated by the Board of Higher Education staff. While the staff is responsible for the accuracy of the compilation, the validity of source data depends upon institutional submissions. Both credit and thanks are due to the individuals at each public and independent institution who complete the surveys. In many ways, the usefulness of this document is due to the accuracy and timeliness of their responses. The primary objective of the Data Book is to provide useful information about higher education in Illinois. Suggestions for improvements that will make this publication more useful are welcome. Much of the data contained in this book is available in computer readable form and/or at a greater level of detail. Please note, in particular, that many of the “degrees conferred” tables previously published in the Data Book are not included in this edition. Readers seeking more detailed information on degrees conferred may now generate their own tables, exportable as Microsoft Excel files, at www.ibhe.org/EnrollmentsDegrees/Search.aspx. Readers desiring combinations or details that are not presented in this book are invited to contact the Board office. The staff asks that requests for data be submitted by e-mail if at all possible. The Data Book on Illinois Higher Education may also be accessed on the Board’s web page at www.ibhe.org. George W. Reid Executive Director Illinois Board of Higher Education Printed on Recycled Paper
- 4. Printed by Authority of The State of Illinois 11/2011 – 88c
- 5. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page List of Tables...................................................................................................................................ii List of Figures .................................................................................................................................v Data Book Highlights .................................................................................................................... vii Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 1 Chapter I. Current Enrollment Data ............................................................................................... 3 Chapter II. Awards Conferred Data.............................................................................................. 81 Chapter III. Staff Data ................................................................................................................ 131 Chapter IV. Student Cost Data .................................................................................................. 145 Chapter V. Student Financial Aid............................................................................................... 159 Chapter VI. Financial Data......................................................................................................... 165 Glossary..................................................................................................................................... 183 i
- 6. LIST OF TABLES I. CURRENT ENROLLMENT DATA Page I-1 Characteristics of Enrollment in Illinois Colleges and Universities, Fall 2010 ...........................................................................................................5 I-2 Total Fall Enrollments by Gender, Race, or National Origin, Type of Institution, and Level of Instruction, Fall 2010...................................................7 I-3 Race or National Origin of Students Enrolled in Illinois Colleges, and Universities by Type of Institution, Fall 2010...................................................39 I-4 12-Month Unduplicated Headcount and FTE 2009-2010 Academic Year ......41 I-5 Attendance Status of Students in Illinois Colleges and Universities by Level of Instruction and Type of Institution, Fall 2010.....................................46 I-6 Characteristics of Total Enrollment at Illinois Public Community Colleges by Location of Instruction, Type of Instruction, and Attendance Status, Fall 2010..........................................................................51 I-7 Median Age of Students Enrolled in Illinois Colleges and Universities by Level of Instruction and Gender, Fall 2010.............................54 I-8 Home State of First-Time Freshman Students Enrolled in Illinois Colleges and Universities, by Type of Institution, Fall 2010............................61 I-9 Illinois Residents Attending Out-of-State Institutions as First-Time Students, IPEDS Enrollment Data, Fall 2010 .................................................63 I-10 Illinois Residents Attending Out-of-State Institutions as First-Time, Students, by State, IPEDS enrollment data, Fall 2010 ...................................65 I-11 Fall 2010 One-Year Retention Rate for Full-Time, First-Time Students .........66 I-12 Patterns of Interinstitutional Undergraduate Transfers by Gender, Race or National Origin, and Type of Institution, Fall 2010.............................70 I-13 Enrollment Trend Data-Fall Headcount Enrollments, 1980-2010 ...................72 I-14 Enrollment Trend Data-Fall Headcount Enrollments in Illinois Colleges and Universities for Years 1996-2010...................................74 II. AWARDS CONFERRED DATA II-1 Number of Awards Conferred by Illinois Colleges and Universities, 2007-2008 to 2009-2010.................................................................................83 II-2 Total Awards by Gender, Race, or National Origin, Type of Institution, and Level of Instruction, 2009-2010 ..............................................86 II-3 Awards Conferred by Illinois Colleges and Universities for Years 1996-2010 ..........................................................................................117 II-4 Proportion of First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen Who Complete Their Degree Within 150% of Catalog Time at Public Universities ........................124 II-5 Proportion of First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen Who Complete Their Degree Within 150% of Catalog Time, Transfer or Still Enrolled at Public Community Colleges ..........................................................................125 II-6 Proportion of First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen Who Complete Their Degree Within 150% of Catalog Time at Independent Colleges and Universities ............................................................................................127 ii
- 7. III. STAFF DATA Page III-1 Headcount of Full-time Faculty in Illinois Public Universities, by Gender and Rank, FY2011 (All Contract Lengths) .......................................133 III-2 Average Salary of Full-Time Faculty in Illinois Public Universities, by Gender and Rank, FY2011 (All Contract Lengths)..............134 III-3 Headcount of Full-Time Faculty with Average Salary in Illinois Public Community Colleges, by Gender, FY2011 (All Contract Lengths) ...................................................................................135 III-4 Headcount of Full-Time Faculty and Average Salary in Illinois Independent Institutions, by Rank, FY2011 (All Contract Lengths) ..............136 III-5 Fall 2010 Fall Staff Data for all Institutions, Full-Time Staff ..........................140 III-6 Fall 2010 Fall Staff Data for all Institutions, Part-Time Staff .........................142 IV. STUDENT COST DATA IV-1 Tuition and Required Fees, Room and Board for Full-Time, In-State, Entering Undergraduate Students at Illinois Public Institutions, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2010-2011 Academic Years............................................................................................147 IV-2 Tuition and Required Fees, Room and Board for Full-Time, First-Time Undergraduate Students at Illinois Independent Institutions, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2010-2011 Academic Years............................................................................................148 IV-3 Annual Tuition and Required Fees for Full-Time, In-District Students at Illinois Public Community Colleges, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2010-2011 Academic Years ...............................................152 IV-4 Tuition and Required Fees for Full-Time, In-State Graduate Students at Illinois Public Institutions, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2010-2011 Academic Years............................................................................................154 IV-5 Tuition and Required Fees for Full-Time Graduate Students at Illinois Independent Institutions, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2010-2011 Academic Years..........................................................................155 IV-6 Tuition and Required Fees for Full-Time, In-State, Doctor’s Degree Professional Practice Students at Illinois Institutions, 2010-2011 Academic Year..............................................................................................158 V. STUDENT FINANCIAL AID V-1 Distribution of Financial Aid Dollars in Illinois, All Students by Source, Sector and Type for Fiscal Year 2009-2010....................................161 V-2 Distribution of Financial Aid Dollars in Illinois, Undergraduate Students by Source, Sector and Type for Fiscal Year 2009-2010................162 V-3 Distribution of Financial Aid Dollars in Illinois, Graduate Students by Source, Sector and Type for Fiscal Year 2009-2010................163 VI. FINANCIAL DATA VI-1 State Higher Education Operating Appropriations, FY2009 to FY2012........167 iii
- 8. VI . FINANCIAL DATA Continued: Page VI-2 State Appropriations to Public Universities for Operations, by Source of Funds and Institution, FY2009 to FY2012 ...............................169 VI-3 State Appropriations to Illinois Public Community Colleges, Operations and Grants, FY2009 to FY2012 .................................................170 VI-4 State Appropriations to Illinois Student Assistance Commission, Operations and Grants, FY2009 to FY2012 .................................................171 VI-5 State Appropriations for Grants and Initiatives, FY2009 to FY2012 .............172 VI-6 State Appropriations for Retirement and Group Insurance, FY2009 to FY2012........................................................................................173 VI-7 Instructional Costs per Credit Hour by Student Level at Illinois Public Universities, FY2010 ..........................................................................174 VI-8 Total Instructional Costs per Credit Hour at Illinois Public Universities by Discipline and Level, FY2010 ...............................................175 VI-9 New Appropriations for Capital Improvement Projects, Fiscal Years 2009 to 2012.......................................................................................176 VI-10 Current Fund Revenues by Source at Illinois Public Universities, FY2010.....................................................................................178 VI-11 Current Fund Revenues by Source at Illinois Public Community Colleges, FY2010 .........................................................................................179 VI-12 Summary of Current Fund Expenditures by Function at Illinois Public Universities, FY2010 ..........................................................................180 VI-13 Current Fund Expenditures by Function at Illinois Public Community Colleges, FY2010 ......................................................................181 iv
- 9. LIST OF FIGURES CHAPTER I Page Figure I-1 Fall 2010 Enrollments in Illinois Colleges and Universities...........................6 Figure I-2 Fall 2010 Enrollments in Illinois Colleges and Universities by Sector and Gender ................................................................................38 Figure I-3 Fall 2010 Enrollments in Illinois Colleges and Universities by Race or National Origin .........................................................................40 Figure I-4 Fall 2010 Enrollments in Illinois Colleges and Universities by Sector and Attendance Status ...............................................................53 Figure I-5 Fall 2010 Enrollment Transfer Data in Illinois Colleges and Universities .................................................................................................71 Figure I-6 Fall Enrollment Trends 1981-2010 .............................................................73 CHAPTER II Figure II-1 Fiscal Year 2010 Awards Conferred by Illinois Colleges and Universities by Level of Instruction .....................................................................................85 v
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- 11. vii HIGHLIGHTS Illinois citizens have access to a broad array of postsecondary educational opportunities available through the state’s nationally respected system of nine public universities on 12 campuses, 48 community colleges, 99 independent not-for-profit colleges and universities, and 31 independent for-profit institutions. In addition, 34 out-of-state institutions are approved to offer degree programs in Illinois. Enrollment A record high of 924,749 students were enrolled in Illinois institutions in fall 2010. This represented an enrollment increase of 1.1 percent over the previous autumn, continuing a pattern of slow but steady increases in total enrollment in Illinois colleges and universities since the mid-1990s. In 1970, students enrolled in Illinois colleges and universities comprised 5.4 percent of college enrollments throughout the nation. Illinois’ share of enrollments nationally reached 5.9 percent in 1978, but has fallen to 4.5 percent in 2009, the most recent year for which national figures are available. Enrollment Comparison by Sector As shown in the following table, community colleges enroll more students than any other higher education sector in Illinois. Institutions of Higher Education by Sector 2010 Fall Enrollment Percent of Total 2010 Fall Enrollment Range Smallest Largest Public Universities 205,023 22.2% 5,174 43,862 Community Colleges 379,736 41.1% 1,062 26,722 Independent NFP Institutions 230,382 24.9% 10 25,145 Independent For-Profit Institutions 91,797 9.9% 122 40,859 Out-of-State Institutions 17,811 1.9% 8 3,183 Total of Fall Enrollment: 924,749 100.0% Source: Table I-1, page 5 Public university enrollment has held steady for three decades, although its share of total enrollment in Illinois has eroded from almost 40.0 percent in 1970 to 22.2 percent in 2010. Similarly, community college enrollment has fluctuated since 1975, but its share of overall enrollments has dropped from more than 52.1 percent in 1982 to 41.1 percent in 2010. Before the baby-boomer surge of the 1960s, more than half of college students attended independent institutions in Illinois. As the public sector expanded, particularly the community college system, that percentage of total enrollments declined significantly, bottoming out at 21.7 percent in 1982. Since then, enrollments in independent institutions1 in Illinois have steadily grown to 36.8 percent (see figure below). 1 Includes not-for-profit, for-profit and out-of-state institutions. Out-of-state institutions data first collected in 2005.
- 12. 0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0% 60.0% 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Fall Institutional Enrollment by Sector, 1980 - 2010 Public Universities Community Colleges Independent Institutions Source: Table I-13, page 72 Enrollments, All Sectors Enrollment in Illinois colleges and universities is not only large, it is diverse. The following chart illustrates the racial and ethnic diversity of enrollments in fall 2010. viii Source: Table I-3, page 39 Black, Non-Hispanic 135,284 14.6% White, Non-Hispanic, 518,442 56.1%Hispanic 110,974 12.0% Asian 46,409 5.0% Nat. Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 2,216 0.2% American Indian 2,825 0.3% Non-Resident Alien 30,079 3.3% Two or more races 11,342 1.2% No Indication 67,178 7.3% Fall 2010 Enrollments by Race, Ethnic Origin
- 13. In fall 2010, 58.8 percent of students were full-time, 56.6 percent were female, and 80.1 percent were undergraduates. The median age of all Illinois students was 23.7, the median age for all undergraduates was 21.9, and the median age for graduate students was 29.3. Almost 80.2 percent of first-time freshmen enrolling in Illinois colleges and universities in fall 2010 were from Illinois, with the next largest number coming from “other” states followed by surrounding states (see table below). First-Time Freshman, All Sectors, Fall 2010 Student Headcount Percent of Total Illinois 96,547 80.2% Other States 15,150 12.6% Surrounding States * 6,350 5.3% Foreign Countries 2,289 1.9% Total first-time freshmen in Illinois 120,336 * Surrounding States are Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, and Wisconsin Source: Table I-8, page 61 Degrees Granted, All Sectors Illinois colleges and universities conferred 195,549 degrees and certificates of at least one-year in length in the 2009- 2010 academic year, a 6.1 percent increase from the previous year. * Master’s includes Post-Baccalaureate Certificates, Post-Master’s Certificates, and Master’s Degrees. Less than four-year Certificate 33,080 16.9% Associate 38451 19.7% Bachelor 72,407 37.0% Masters 43,975 22.5% Doctoral Research 2,565 1.3% Doctoral Professional Practice 4,981 2.5% Doctoral Other, 90 0.0% Awards Conferred, 2009-2010 Academic Year Source: Table II-1, page 83 ix
- 14. x Associate’s Degree: Community colleges granted 27,839 associate degrees in 2009- 2010, a 5.2 percent increase from the year before. Independent not-for-profit institutions granted 1,731 associate degrees, a decrease of 8.5 percent in 2010, while independent for- profit institutions granted 8,166, an increase of 10.6 percent. Out-of-state institutions granted 649 associate degrees, an increase of 29.3 percent in 2010. Bachelor’s Degree: Public universities conferred 33,935 bachelor’s degrees in 2010, an increase of 0.4 percent over the previous year. Independent not-for-profit institutions granted 29,565 bachelor’s degrees, also an increase of 2.3 percent from the previous year, while independent for-profit institutions conferred 7,538 bachelor’s degrees, an increase of 11.0 percent. Out-of-state institutions conferred 1,369 bachelor’s degrees, an increase of 10.0 percent. Master’s Degree2 : Public universities granted 12,887 master’s degrees in 2009-2010, an increase of 4.2 percent; independent not-for-profit institutions granted 25,877, an increase of 6.2 percent; and independent for-profit colleges and universities granted 3,529 master’s degrees, a decrease of 0.8 percent. Out-of-state institutions granted 1,682 master’s degrees, an increase of 12.3 percent. The most popular field of study3 among students earning associate degrees was Liberal Arts and Sciences. At the baccalaureate level, Business, Management, and Marketing was the most popular field. Business, Management, and Marketing is the most popular field of study at the master’s level, slightly ahead of Education. Popular Fields of Study, All Sectors, 2009-2010 ASSOCIATE LEVEL DEGREES Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities 12,356 Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services 7,611 Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences 5,889 BACCALAUREATE LEVEL Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services 16,980 Education 6,233 Visual and Performing Arts 5,271 MASTER'S LEVEL (includes Post-Baccalaureate Certificates and Post-Master’s Certificates) Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services 12,586 Education 12,368 Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences 3,087 Source: IPEDS Completions Survey 2 Includes Post-Baccalaureate certificates and Post-Master’s certificates. 3 Program classifications are by two-digit Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) code.
- 15. Faculty4 There were 24,311 full-time faculty employed in Illinois colleges and universities as of November 1, 2010. Public universities employed 5,010 men and 3,654 women; community colleges employed 2,161 men and 2,500 women, and independent institutions employed 6,206 men and 4,780 women. Tuition and Fees The ranges of tuition and required fee charges for full-time, in-state undergraduates for the 2010-2011 academic year are shown below. Undergraduate Tuition and Fees for Illinois Residents, 2010-2011 Academic Year Institutions of Higher Education by Sector Low High Public Universities $8,401 $13,658 Community Colleges $2,272 $4,035 Independent NFP Institutions $8,400 $41,091 Independent For-Profit Institutions $10,992 $25,570 Source: Table IV-1- IV-3, page 147-153 Student Financial Aid Students in Illinois colleges and universities received $8.6 billion in financial aid from all sources during fiscal year 2010. Of that amount, undergraduates received $5.8 billion. The vast majority of that aid was in the form of loans or grants, as shown below. Source: Table V-2, page 162 Grants $2,426,095 41.9% Loans $2,767,331 47.8% Tuition Waivers $433,264 7.5% Employment $160,849 2.8% Distribution of Financial Aid to Illinois Undergraduates by Type of Aid, $5.8 Billion, Fiscal Year 2010 xi 4 Instructional Faculty from IPEDS Salary Survey.
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- 17. INTRODUCTION The Data Book on Illinois Higher Education provides a general reference for and an overview of Illinois higher education. Although some tables provide information for certain categories of institutions only, the data are drawn from all Illinois institutions of higher education having degree granting authority. The 2011 Data Book includes the following 224 institutions: 12 public universities, 48 public community colleges, 99 independent not-for-profit institutions, 31 independent for-profit (proprietary) institutions, and 34 out-of-state institutions. Out of 224 institutions, five independent institutions did not respond to the Fall Enrollment Survey, and several independent institutions did not respond to various other Integrated Postsecondary Education Data Systems (IPEDS) surveys. New race/ethnicity reporting requirements issued by the U.S. Department of Education are currently being phased into the IPEDS collection system, and institutions currently have the option to report under the new system, wait until the 2011-2012 collection cycle to make the required changes in all survey categories, or report under both the new and old systems in the same survey. Therefore, new race/ethnicity categories that encompass all possible responses by institutions have been incorporated into the data book. Institutions that reported under the new categories or a mix of old and new are noted as such in the affected tables. It has been discovered that level 1 certificates, certificates of less than one-year, have been erroneously added to and counted as level 2 certificates for the community colleges in prior data books. We have retained the level 1 information for the community colleges and changed the various labels and headings accordingly. Illinois continues to see growth and change in the private sector and readers are invited to visit our website for a current list of institutions that are authorized to operate in Illinois. You may also contact us with questions about the status of a current or former institution. Institutional Classification To allow for meaningful summaries of data, surveyed institutions have been categorized according to purpose and financial structure. The current institutional classification system organizes these institutions into four categories: 1) public universities, 2) public community colleges, 3) independent not-for-profit and for-profit (proprietary) institutions, and 4) out-of-state institutions. Data Sources Information for the Data Book is compiled from a number of surveys conducted or coordinated by the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE). The Board serves as the state coordinating agency for the federal Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) surveys, which provide information for the Data Book. Principal among the IBHE and IPEDS surveys are the following: IBHE Fall Enrollment Survey. The Illinois Board of Higher Education's annual Fall Enrollment Survey is a comprehensive survey covering various aspects of student enrollment. Chapter I of the Data Book presents information about enrollments by institution, gender, and race/national origin group for fall 2010. 1
- 18. IPEDS Degrees Conferred Survey. Annual survey conducted by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) which collects information on the number of degrees conferred annually. Chapter II of the Data Book presents information about degrees conferred by institution, gender, and race/national origin group collected in fall 2010 for the 2009-2010 academic year. IPEDS Human Resource Survey. Chapter III has staffing data from the fall 2010 Staff Survey. This annual survey provides data on all employees by gender/race, full-time and part- time at public universities, community colleges, and independent institutions of higher education. Chapter III summarizes staff data from the fall 2010 IPEDS Salaries Survey. This annual survey provides data on the number and gender of full-time instructional faculty at public universities, public community colleges, and independent institutions of higher education and on average salaries earned by these faculties. IPEDS Institutional Characteristics Survey. Chapter IV of the Data Book presents information about annual tuition, fees, and room and board charges at Illinois public and independent institutions. These data are taken from the fall 2010 IPEDS Institutional Characteristics Survey. IBHE Student Financial Aid Survey. The Illinois Board of Higher Education’s annual Student Financial Aid (SFA) Survey provides information about grants, tuition waivers, loans, and employment by all sectors for all students. Data from the Fiscal Year 2010 Student Financial Aid Survey appear in Chapter V of the Data Book. SFA data sometimes changes after publication. For the most recent updates check our website www.ibhe.org. IPEDS Finance Survey. This is an annual survey conducted by NCES. The survey collects revenue and expenditure data for both public and independent institutions. In fiscal year 1997, NCES began using different formats for both public and independent sectors resulting in non-comparable information across sectors. The Data Book includes current funds revenue and expenditure data for Illinois public universities and community colleges for the most current fiscal year. 2
- 19. CHAPTER I CURRENT ENROLLMENT DATA This chapter presents data on headcount enrollments in Illinois colleges and universities for fall 2010. The data are from the Illinois Board of Higher Education's annual Fall Enrollment Survey and IPEDS. Headcount Table I-1 provides characteristics of enrollment in Illinois Colleges and universities. Table I-2 provides fall enrollments by gender, race, or national origin, type of institution, and level of instruction. Table I-3 provides race or national origin of students enrolled in Illinois colleges and universities by type of institution. Table I-4 provides 12-month unduplicated headcount and FTE for each public, community college, independent not-for-profit, and for-profit institution. Table I-5 attendance status of students in Illinois colleges and universities by level of instruction and type of institution. Table I-6 provides characteristics of total enrollment at public community colleges by location of instruction, type of instruction, and attendance status. Table I-7 provides median age of students enrolled in Illinois colleges and universities by level of instruction and gender. Table I-8 home state of first-time freshman students enrolled in Illinois colleges and universities by type of institution. Table I-9 IPEDS enrollment data on Illinois residents as first-time students attending out-of-state institutions. (First-time student data are collected on even number years by IPEDS.) Table I-10 IPEDS enrollment data on Illinois residents as first-time students migrating to other states. (First-time student data are collected on even number years by IPEDS.) Table I-11 fall 2010 retention rate for full-time, first-time students. Table I-12 patterns of interinstitutional undergraduate transfers by gender, race or national origin, and type of institution. Table I-13 enrollment trend data - fall headcount enrollments, 1980-2010. Table I-14 enrollment trend data - fall headcount enrollments in Illinois colleges and universities for years 1996-2010. 3
- 20. Figure I-1 presents enrollments in graphical format. Figure I-2 presents enrollments by sector and attendance status in graphical format. Figure I-3 presents enrollments by sector and gender in graphical format. Figure I-4 presents enrollments by race or national origin in graphical format. Figure I-5 presents fall enrollment transfer data in Illinois colleges and universities. Figure I-6 shows fall enrollment trends from 1981-2010. 4
- 22. FIGURE I-1 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FALL 2010 ENROLLMENTS IN ILLINOIS TOTAL: 924,749 Public Universities (205,023) 22.2% Independent For-Profit Institutions (91,797) 9.9% Out-of-State Institutions (17,811) 1.9% Community Colleges (379,736) 41.1% Independent NFP Institutions (230,382) 24.9% 6
- 54. FIGURE I-2 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FALL 2010 ENROLLMENTS IN ILLINOIS BY SECTOR AND GENDER *Independent includes Not-For-Profit, For-Profit and Out-of-State Institutions 96,140 108,883 215,476 164,260 199,277 140,713 0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 Male Female Public Universities Community Colleges Independent Institutions 38
- 56. FIGURE I-3 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY RACE OR NATIONAL ORIGIN FALL 2010 ENROLLMENTS IN ILLINOIS TOTAL: 924,749 Tw o or more races 11,342 1.2% Native Haw aiian / Pacific Islander 2,216 0.2% American Indian 2,825 0.3% No Indication 67,178 7.3% Black, Non-Hispanic 135,284 14.6% Non-Resident Alien 30,079 3.3% Hispanic 110,974 12.0% Asian 46,409 5.0% White, Non-Hispanic 518,442 56.1% 40