FINAL DEGREE-CREDIT ENROLLMENT. New York State FALL College and University

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1 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ALBANY, NY College and University FINAL DEGREE-CREDIT ENROLLMENT New York State FALL 2006 OFFICE OF HIGHER EDUCATION RESEARCH AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS

2 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Regents of The University ROBERT M. BENNETT, Chancellor, B.A., M.S.... Tonawanda MERRYL H. TISCH, Vice Chancellor, B.A., M.A., Ed.D.... New York SAUL B. COHEN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D... New Rochelle JAMES C. DAWSON, A.A., B.A., M.S., Ph.D.... Peru ANTHONY S. BOTTAR, B.A., J.D.... Syracuse GERALDINE D. CHAPEY, B.A., M.A., Ed.D.... Belle Harbor ARNOLD B. GARDNER, B.A., LL.B.... Buffalo HARRY PHILLIPS, 3rd, B.A., M.S.F.S.... Hartsdale JOSEPH E. BOWMAN, JR., B.A., M.L.S., M.A., M.Ed., Ed.D... Albany JAMES R. TALLON, JR., B.A., M.A.... Binghamton MILTON L. COFIELD, B.S., M.B.A., Ph.D.... Rochester ROGER B. TILLES, B.A., J.D... Great Neck KAREN BROOKS HOPKINS, B.A., M.F.A... Brooklyn NATALIE M. GOMEZ-VELEZ, B.A., J.D.... Bronx CHARLES R. BENDIT, B.A.... Manhattan President of The University and Commissioner of Education RICHARD P. MILLS Senior Deputy Commissioner of Education P-16 JOHANNA DUNCAN-POITIER Associate Commissioner, Office of Higher Education JOSEPH P. FREY Coordinator, Office of Research and Information Systems GLENWOOD L. ROWSE The State Education Department does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, religion, creed, disability, marital status, veteran status, national origin, race, gender, genetic predisposition or carrier status, or sexual orientation in its educational programs, services and activities. Portions of this publication can be made available in a variety of formats, including braille, large print or audio tape, upon request. Inquiries concerning this policy of nondiscrimination should be directed to the Department s Office for Diversity, Ethics, and Access, Room 530, Education Building, Albany, NY Requests for additional copies of this publication may be made by contacting the Publications Sales Desk, Room 309, Education Building, Albany, NY ii

3 LIST OF TABLES Page Highlights Definitions iv v Table Institution Counts, Name Changes, Openings, Closings and Academic Level Changes since 1989 Institution Counts 1 Name Changes 2 New Institutions 4 Closings, Mergers 6 Academic Level Changes 7 1 New York State Summary of Degree-Credit Enrollment by Sector and Level Fall 1980, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2003, and Final Degree-Credit Enrollment in Institutions of Higher Education by Level of Program and Institutional Classification, New York State, Fall Final Degree-Credit Enrollment in Institutions of Higher Education by Institutional Type and Institution, New York State, Fall Final Degree-Credit Enrollment in Institutions of Higher Education by County, and Institution, New York State, Fall Source: Form NYSED-2.4, Final Fall Enrollment Survey, 2006 Higher Education Data System (HEDS) New York State Education Department Office of Higher Education Office of Research and Information Systems, March 2007 Phone: (518) heds@mail.nysed.gov iii

4 HIGHLIGHTS FALL 2006 Final Degree-Credit Enrollment New York State enrolled 1,153,406 students in its 271 colleges regulated by the Board of Regents. Total enrollment this year increased 0.9%. 80.3% of all students enrolled as undergraduates. Graduate students decreased slightly to 17% of the total, while first professional students remained at 2.7%. 1,000, , ,000 Total Enrollment, Fall ,195 Undergraduate, 926,244 SUNY enrolled 36.3% of all students, while CUNY enrolled 19.6%, independent colleges 40.1%, and proprietary colleges 4.0% % of undergraduates enrolled at four-year and higher institutions. 28.7% of the group enrolled at SUNY, 19.7% at CUNY, 48.1% at independent and 3.5% at proprietary colleges. 18.2% of all graduate students enrolled in SUNY, 14.7% in CUNY, 66.2% in independent colleges and 0.8% in proprietary colleges. Undergraduate enrollment rose 1.9 % in four-year, and decreased 0.7%, in two-year colleges. SUNY, CUNY and the independent sector slightly increased their shares of the undergraduates at two-year colleges, SUNY to 65.6%, CUNY to 24.4%, independent colleges to 2.2%. Proprietary two-year colleges were down to 7.8%, largely due to the closing of Taylor Business Institute. 700, , , , , , , ,300 28,246 Graduate, 196,046 First- Professional, 31, Enrollment Changes 2004 to 2005 and 2005 to % First- 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 1.5% 1.1% Undergraduate 0.8% %04-05 %05-06 Undergraduate Shift Toward Continues time undergraduate enrollment grew 0.8%, while full-time graduate enrollment increased 3.6%. 74.6% of undergraduates attend full-time, as do 45.9% of graduate students. Graduate 2.8% 0.7% 1.7% First- Professional 3.6% time first-time undergraduates increased by 1.5%; part-time first-time decreased 3.8%. State University of New York (SUNY) growth in full-time first-time enrollment, up by 3.2%, outpaced independent colleges, which decreased 0.1%. Growth in the City University of New York (CUNY) stepped up to 6.5% in this category, while full-time proprietary college enrollments decreased, falling 13.2%. time graduate enrollment at SUNY grew 9.5%, CUNY 2.6%, independent colleges.8 percent and proprietary 14.4%. Statewide, part-time graduate enrollment fell 2.5%. time graduate enrollment at independents decreased 0.5%. SUNY fell 11.2%, CUNY 2.1%. The only sector showing part-time growth was proprietary, with 32.1%. iv

5 DEFINITIONS INSTITUTIONAL UNIVERSE All degree-credit colleges in New York State under the authority of the University of the State of New York and the Board of Regents. This group includes all public and private colleges except the two federal academies (Merchant Marine Academy and West Point). SECTORS Public SUNY: State University of New York, including the statutory colleges at Cornell and Alfred Universities CUNY: City University of New York Private Independent: Not-for-profit Proprietary: For-profit DEGREE-CREDIT ENROLLMENT Number of students enrolled in courses for credit. Some duplication occurs, with students enrolled in more than one college counted twice. Note: Excelsior College awards credit earned elsewhere. This report counts Excelsior external degree-credit enrollees where they receive instruction. Beginning in 2005, it reports those who receive instruction through Excelsior under Excelsior. For Excelsior s external enrollment, call UNDERGRADUATE Enrolled in a 4- or 5-year bachelor's degree program, an associate's degree program, or a vocational or technical program below the baccalaureate level. FIRST-TIME UNDERGRADUATE An entering freshman who has never attended any college or other postsecondary institution. Includes students enrolled in the fall term who attended college for the first time in the prior summer term and students who entered with advanced standing (college credits earned before graduation from high school). FIRST-PROFESSIONAL STUDENT Enrolled in any of the following degree programs: Audiology (Au.D.),Chiropractic (D.C. or D.C.M.), Dentistry (D.D.S. or D.M.D.), Law (L.L.B., J.D.), Medicine (M.D.), Nursing (D.N.P.) Optometry (O.D.), Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.), Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), Physical Therapy (D.P.T.), Podiatry (D.P.M., D.P., or Pod.D.), Theology (M.Div., M.H.L., B.D., or Ordination), Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.). FULL-TIME STUDENT Undergraduate: Enrolled for 12 or more semester credits, or 12 or more quarter credits each term Graduate: Enrolled for 9 or more semester or quarter credits each term, or preparing a thesis or dissertation and considered full-time by the institution First-Professional, Status: Defined by the institution PART-TIME STUDENT Undergraduate: Enrolled for 11 semester or quarter credits or less each term Graduate: Enrolled for 8 semester or quarter credits or less, unless preparing a thesis (see definition of full-time) First-Professional, Status: Defined by the institution FTE - FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT Undergraduate: time undergraduate + onethird part-time undergraduate Graduate: time graduate +.4 times parttime graduate First-professional: time First-professional +.4 times part-time First-professional GRADUATE Holding a bachelor's or first-professional degree, or equivalent, and taking courses at the postbaccalaureate level. Graduate students may or may not be enrolled in graduate programs (excluding first-professional programs). v

6 Institution Counts 2007 Operating Degree-Granting Colleges and Universities New York State and New York City New York State SUNY CUNY Independent Proprietary Total State Two-Year Four-Year or More Total New York City SUNY CUNY Independent Proprietary Total NYC Two-Year Four-Year or More Total Institution counts displayed here are based on the degree-granting units as listed in the Inventory of Registered Programs (IRP). All units in the IRP that are linked together as main and branch campuses are counted as one unit for the purposes of this table. Additions Bethel Seminary of the East, a graduate school in New York City American Museum of Natural History, graduate Closings Taylor Business Institute Level Change None yet SOURCE: New York State Education Department Office of Research & Information Systems, as of March 20, 2007 Page 1

7 Final Fall Enrollment 2006 Degree-Credit College Name Changes in New York State since 1989 SED Code Institutions or Branches Year Art Institute of NYC 2001 was New York Restaurant School Audrey Cohen College 1992 was College for Human Services Berkeley College 2002 was Berkeley College of New York City Berkeley College 1990 was Berkeley School - White Plains Berkeley College of NYC 1994 was Berkeley School of NYC Berkeley School - Hicksville 1989 was Berkeley School of Nassau Berkeley School - NYC 1989 was Berkeley School of NYC Berkeley School - White Plains 1989 was Berkeley School - Westchester Bramson ORT College 1999 was Bramson ORT Technical Institute Briarcliffe College 1997 was Briarcliffe School Bryant and Stratton - Albany 1989 was Albany Business College Bryant and Stratton College - Albany 2002 was Bryant and Stratton Business Institute - Albany Bryant and Stratton College - Buffalo 2002 was Bryant and Stratton Business Institute - Buffalo Bryant and Stratton College - Greece 2002 was Bryant and Stratton Business Institute - Rochester Bryant and Stratton College - Syracuse 2002 was Bryant and Stratton Business Institute - Syracuse Bryant and Stratton College-Buffalo-Downtown 2006 was Bryant and Stratton-Buffalo-Main Campus Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Wason School of Biological Sciences 2002 was Cold Spring Harbor Lab - School of Biological Sciences Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School 2002 was Colgate Rochester-Bexley Hall-Crozer Divinity School Crouse Hospital School of Nursing 1997 was Crouse-Irving Hospital School of Nursing Daemen College 1976 was Rosary Hill College; became independent, nonsectarian Davis College 2003 was Practical Bible College Dorothea Hopfer School of Nursing 1993 was Mt. Vernon Hospital School of Nursing Excelsior College 2001 was Regents College Finger Lakes Community College 1993 was Community College of the Finger Lakes Gamla College 1998 was The Gamla Institute Helene Fuld College of Nursing 1996 was Helene Fuld School of Nursing ITT Technical Institute-Getzville 2001 was ITT Technical Institute Louis V Gerstner Grad School of Biomed Sci 2005 was Sloan-Kettering Graduate School of Biomed Sciences Metropolitan College of New York 2002 was Audrey Cohen College Mildred Elley 1998 was Mildred Elley Business School Monroe College 1990 was Monroe Business Institute Mount Sinai School of Medicine of New York University 2000 was Mount Sinai School of Medicine Mt. Vernon Hospital School of Nursing 1992 was Dorothea Hopfer School of Nursing New School University 1997 was New School for Social Research New York Career Institute 1998 was Stenotype Academy New York City College of Technology 2002 was New York City Technical College New York College of Health Professions 2002 was The New York College for Wholistic Health Education and Research North Shore-LIJ Graduate School of Molecular Medicine 2002 was Picower Graduate School of Molecular Medicine Plaza College 2002 was Plaza Business Institute Regents College 1999 was Regents College Degrees Sisters of Charity Medical Center School of Nursing 1998 was St. Vincent's Medical Center of Richmond St Vincents Catholic Medical Ctrs of NY-Staten Island 2001 was Sisters of Charity Medical Center of Nursing St. Bernard's School of Theology and Ministry 2001 was St. Bernard's Institute SOURCE: Page 2

8 Final Fall Enrollment 2006 Degree-Credit College Name Changes in New York State since 1989 SED Code Institutions or Branches Year St. Elizabeth College of Nursing 1997 was St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing St. Joseph College of Nursing 2004 was St Joseph Hospital Health Center St.Vincent's Catholic Medical Ctrs of NY-Brooklyn and Queens 2002 was Catholic Medical Center School of Nursing Region The College of Westchester, Inc was Westchester Business Institute The New School 2005 changed from The New School University to New School The New School - Main Campus 2005 changed from The New School University - Main to New School - Main The New School - NYS Office of Mental Health 2005 changed from The New School U - NYS Office of Mental Health to New School - NYS Office of Mental Health The New York Academy of Art 2002 was The Graduate School of Figurative Art NY Acad. of Art The New York College for Wholistic Health Education and Research 1998 was The New Center for Wholistic Health Education and Research The New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2003 was The New York Institute of Chinese Medicine The Sage Colleges 1995 was Russell Sage College Union Graduate College 2006 Graduate College of Union University changed to Union Graduate College Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology 2004 was College of Aeronautics Webb Institute 1994 was Webb Institute of Naval Architecture Wood/Tobe-Coburn School 1993 was Wood School SOURCE: Page 3

9 Final Enrollment, Fall 2006 Degree-Credit College Openings, Closings and Academic Level Changes, New York State from 1989 SED Code Institutions or Branches Year New Institutions American Museum of Natural History 2006 a graduate-only independent college in New York City Bethel Seminary of the East 2006 a graduate-only independent seminary in Queens Touro College Bay Shore 2006 a new branch of Touro College Touro College Kew Gardens 2006 a new branch of Touro College Mandl School 2006 a two-year proprietary college in New York City Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis 2005 a graduate-only independent college in New York City Louis V. Gerstner Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences 2005 graduate-only independent affiliated with Sloan-Kettering SUNY College of Technology at Delhi at SCCC 2004 a new four-year branch of SUNY Delhi Salvation Army School year independent in Rockland County Bexley Hall Seminary 2003 a graduate-only seminary in Monroe County Graduate College of Union University 2003 a graduate-only independent college in Schenectady County New York Institute of Chinese Medicine 2003 a four-year independent college in Nassau County Professional Business College 2003 a two-year independent college in New York City Keller Graduate School of Management 2002 a proprietary college in Queens ASA Institute of Business and Computer Technology 2000 a two-year proprietary institution in Brooklyn Business Informatics Center 2000 a two-year proprietary institution in Nassau County The King's College 1999 a four-year independent college, reopened in Manhattan Northeastern Seminary 1999 an independent graduate institution at Roberts Wesleyan College ITT Technical Institute, Albany 1999 a two-year proprietary college in Albany County ITT Technical Institute, Liverpool 1999 a two-year proprietary college in Onondaga County Swedish Institute, Inc a two-year proprietary college in Manhattan Tri-State College of Acupuncture 1999 a four-year proprietary college in Manhattan Cold Spring Harbor Laborataory 1998 a graduate only independent college in Suffolk County Memorial School of Nursing 1998 a two-year independent nursing college in Albany Christie's Education, Inc a four-year proprietary college offering only masters pgm, NYC Devry Institute 1998 a four-year proprietary college in Queens County Pacific College of Oriental Medicine 1998 a four-year proprietary college in New York City The Gamla Institute 1997 a two-year independent college in Brooklyn Lynn University 1997 a two-year independent college in Herkimer County New Center College for Wholistic Health Education and Research 1997 a two-year independent college in Nassau County Elmira Business Institute 1997 a two-year proprietary college in Chemung County Globe Institute of Technology 1997 a two-year proprietary college in Manhattan Island Drafting and Technical Institute 1997 a two-year proprieatry college in Suffolk County St. Vincent's Medical Center of Richmond 1996 a two-year independent nursing college in Richmond County Syrit College 1996 a two-year independent college in Brooklyn Mildred Elley Business School 1996 a two-year proprietary college in Albany County Utica College 1995 a four-year independent college that was a branch of Syracuse Univ ITT Technical Institute 1995 a two-year proprietary college in Erie County Long Island Business Institute 1995 a two-year proprietary college in Suffolk County New York Restaurant School 1995 a two-year proprietary college in New York County Picower Graduate School of Molecular Medicine 1994 a graduate-only independent college in Nassau County Crouse-Irving Mem Hosp Sch of Nursing 1993 a two-year independent college in Onondaga County Practical Bible College 1993 a four-year independent college in Broome County SOURCE: NYSED Office of Research and Information Systems Tuesday, March 20, 2007 Page 4

10 Final Enrollment, Fall 2006 Degree-Credit College Openings, Closings and Academic Level Changes, New York State from 1989 SED Code Institutions or Branches Year New Institutions Crouse-Irving Mem Hosp Sch of Nursing 1992 a two-year independent college in Onondaga County Ellis Hosp Sch of Nursing 1992 a two-year independent college in Schenectady County Sunbridge College 1992 a graduate-only independent college in Rockland County Simmons Institute 1992 a two-year proprietary college in Onondaga County Millard Fillmore Hospital 1991 a two-year nursing college in Erie County Mt. Vernon Hospital School of Nursing 1991 a two-year independent college in Westchester County Grad Sch-NY Acad of Art 1989 a four-year independent college in New York County Samaritan Hosp Sch Nrsg 1989 a two-year independent college in Rensselaer County SOURCE: NYSED Office of Research and Information Systems Tuesday, March 20, 2007 Page 5

11 Final Enrollment, Fall 2006 Degree-Credit College Openings, Closings and Academic Level Changes, New York State from 1989 SED Code Institutions or Branches Year Closings/Mergers Taylor Business Institute 2006 closed New York University at Manhattanville 2005 closed Lynn University 2003 a two-year independent college in Herkimer County Marymount College 2002 became a Tarrytown branch of Fordham University Wadhams Hall 2002 a seminary in Ogdensburg Berkeley College 2002 became a Westchester branch of Berkeley College in NYC The College of Insurance 2001 became a Manhattan branch of St. John's University Interfaith Medical Center 1999 a two-year independent nursing college in Brooklyn Mater Dei College 1999 a two-year independent college in St. Lawrence County Millard Fillmore Hospital 1999 a two-year independent nursing college in Erie County Sisters of Charity School of Nursing 1999 a two-year Independent nursing college in Buffalo SYRIT College 1998 a two-year independent college in Brooklyn The Mannes College of Music 1994 became a part of New School for Social Research Tobe-Coburn School 1994 became part of Wood-Tobe-Coburn School Graduate School of Political Management 1992 relocated to Washington, D.C Edna M Clark Sch Nursing 1991 a two-year nursing college in New York County Friends World College 1991 became part of LIU-Southampton Maria Regina College 1991 a two-year independent college in Onondaga County Berkeley School-Hicksville 1991 degree-granting powers rescinded Malcolm-King: Harlem College Extension 1990 a two-year independent college in New York County Cathedral College of the Immaculate Conception 1989 ceased offering degree work Elizabeth Seton College 1989 became part of Iona College St.Anthony-on-Hudson 1989 a graduate-only independent college in Rensselaer County Wendell Castle School 1989 a two-year independent college in Monroe County Columbia Hosp Sch Nursing 1988 a two-year independent nursing college in Columbia County SOURCE: NYSED Office of Research and Information Systems Tuesday, March 20, 2007 Page 6

12 Final Enrollment, Fall 2006 Degree-Credit College Openings, Closings and Academic Level Changes, New York State from 1989 SED Code Institutions or Branches Year Academic Level Changes Bryant and Stratton Buffalo 2006 changed from two-year to four-year Bryant and Stratton Buffalo Main 2006 changed from two-year to four-year Bryant and Stratton-Buffalo Amherst 2006 changed from two-year to four-year Villa Maria College 2005 became a four-year institution Swedish Institute, Inc became a four-year institution Berkeley College 2002 became a four-year institution Briarcliffe College 2002 became a four-year institution Globe Institute of Technology 2000 became a four-year institution SUC Tech Canton 1998 became a four-year institution SUNY College of Technology at Delhi 1998 became a four-year institution SUNY College of Technology at Morrisville 1998 became a four-year institution Mid-America Theological Seminary 1998 became a four-year institution New York College for Wholistic Health Education and Research 1998 became a four-year institution Paul Smith's College 1998 became a four-year institution Monroe College 1996 became a four-year institution Culinary Institute of America 1993 became a four-year institution SUNY College of Technology at Alfred 1991 became a four-year institution Five Towns College 1990 became a four-year institution Cazenovia College 1989 became a four-year institution Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Seminary 1989 became a four-year institution SOURCE: NYSED Office of Research and Information Systems Tuesday, March 20, 2007 Page 7

13 Table 1 BY SECTOR & LEVEL, FALL 1980, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005 and %04-05 %05-06 High School Graduates 240, , , , , , ,657 NA 0.3% New York State Total Headcount 973,488 1,025,120 1,017,602 1,025,741 1,112,393 1,129,948 1,142,727 1,153, % 0.9% Equivalent 750, , , , , , , , % 1.0% First- 160, , , , , , , , % 1.5% 51,603 42,014 28,636 37,760 31,200 27,235 22,776 21, % -3.8% Total 212, , , , , , , , % 0.9% Undergraduate 560, , , , , , , , % 0.8% 244, , , , , , , , % 1.8% Total 804, , , , , , , , % 1.0% Graduate 46,912 57,141 63,819 70,567 84,321 84,399 86,832 90, % 3.6% 98, , , , , , , , % -2.5% Total 145, , , , , , , , % 0.3% First-Professional 21,463 24,057 24,808 25,378 27,259 27,616 27,821 28, % 1.7% 2,344 2,513 2,722 2,868 2,706 2,773 2,771 2, % 1.4% Total 23,807 26,570 27,530 28,246 29,965 30,389 30,592 31, % 1.7% and Undergraduate Enrollment New York State 1980 to , , , , , , , , , , , , * As estimated by the Division of Elementary, Middle, Secondary and Continuing Education Page 8 of 36

14 TABLE 1 CONTINUED Headcount Enrollment by Sector & Level %04-05 %05-06 New York State Four-Year/Grad 738, , , , , , , , % 1.5% Two-Year 234, , , , , , , , % -0.7% Total 973,488 1,025,120 1,017,602 1,025,741 1,112,393 1,129,948 1,142,727 1,153, % 0.9% State University Four-Year/Grad 205, , , , , , , , % 1.4% Two-Year 166, , , , , , , , % 0.5% Total 372, , , , , , , , % 1.0% City University Four-Year/Grad 127, , , , , , , , % 3.2% Two-Year 44,477 60,677 65,997 63,095 70,303 73,308 73,315 73, % 0.8% Total 172, , , , , , , , % 2.4% Independent Four-Year/Grad 397, , , , , , , , % 0.7% Two-Year 7,495 6,102 6,498 4,788 5,544 6,921 6,394 6, % 2.0% Total 405, , , , , , , , % 0.7% Proprietary Four-Year/Grad 6,828 7,956 5,884 13,784 19,432 20,578 21,716 23, % 6.3% Two-Year 16,524 16,979 22,280 24,890 26,962 28,122 27,539 23, % -16.0% Total 23,352 24,935 28,164 38,674 46,394 48,700 49,255 46, % -5.0% New York State Total Degree-Credit Enrollment by Sector 2000 to , , ,164 Independent, 462, , , , , , , ,436 State University, 418,290 CUNY, 225, , ,000 50,000 38,674 Proprietary, 46, Page 9 of 36

15 TABLE 1 CONTINUED Equivalent Enrollment by Sector and Level %04-05 %05-06 New York State Four-Year/Grad 578, , , , , , , , % 1.6% Two-Year 172, , , , , , , , % -1.0% Total 750, , , , , , , , % 1.0% State University Four-Year/Grad 169, , , , , , , , % 2.3% Two-Year 114, , , , , , , , % 0.5% Total 283, , , , , , , , % 1.6% City University Four-Year/Grad 95,740 93, ,457 94, , , , , % 3.7% Two-Year 34,246 44,829 48,759 45,897 49,820 51,518 51,366 51, % 0.9% Total 129, , , , , , , , % 2.8% Independent Four-Year/Grad 311, , , , , , , , % 0.6% Two-Year 5,741 7,462 4,919 3,578 4,043 5,302 4,740 4, % 1.7% Total 317, , , , , , , , % 0.6% Proprietary Four-Year/Grad 4,823 3,757 4,302 10,949 17,551 18,885 19,713 20, % 4.1% Two-Year 14,453 17,855 20,723 22,794 25,214 25,667 25,144 21, % -16.2% Total 19,276 21,612 25,025 33,743 42,765 44,552 44,857 42, % -6.3% / First- New York State Four-Year/Grad 101,827 88,020 85, , , , , , % 1.9% Two-Year 58,602 49,874 50,149 47,676 56,037 57,723 56,617 57, % 0.8% Total 160, , , , , , , , % 1.5% State University Four-Year/Grad 32,452 27,971 24,336 29,987 31,116 30,299 31,104 31, % 2.6% Two-Year 38,063 31,169 31,172 28,774 36,219 37,468 37,090 38, % 3.7% Total 70,515 59,140 55,508 58,761 67,335 67,767 68,194 70, % 3.2% City University Four-Year/Grad 16,059 12,268 12,469 12,798 14,963 16,229 16,487 17, % 6.4% Two-Year 10,624 9,767 10,094 9,726 10,023 10,297 10,297 11, % 6.6% Total 26,683 22,035 22,563 22,524 24,986 26,526 26,784 28, % 6.5% Independent Four-Year/Grad 52,573 47,241 47,666 56,742 58,953 60,168 61,132 61, % 0.1% Two-Year 2,282 2,047 1, ,523 1,170 1, % -12.1% Total 54,855 49,288 48,735 57,561 59,868 61,691 62,302 62, % -0.1% Proprietary Four-Year/Grad ,669 4,034 4,510 4,305 4, % 2.8% Two-Year 7,633 6,891 7,814 8,357 8,880 8,490 8,060 6, % -24.1% Total 8,376 7,431 8,370 11,026 12,914 13,000 12,365 10, % -13.2% /1 time, first-time enrollment for 1995 (IPEDS-EF) excludes unclassified students. time equivalent enrollment (FTE) figures may differ from those cited elsewhere due to rounding. Source: NYSED, Office of Research & Information Systems, Page 10 of 36

16 TABLE 1 CONTINUED Undergraduate Enrollment %04-05 %05-06 Undergraduate New York State Four-Year/Grad 424, , , , , , , , % 1.5% Two-Year 135, , , , , , , , % -1.3% Total 560, , , , , , , , % 0.8% State University Four-Year/Grad 133, , , , , , , , % 2.4% Two-Year 88,352 93,330 96,146 89, , , , , % 0.5% Total 222, , , , , , , , % 1.6% City University Four-Year/Grad 74,036 63,873 72,090 66,294 74,671 77,827 79,648 83, % 4.3% Two-Year 29,130 35,139 40,140 37,298 39,579 40,623 40,392 40, % 0.9% Total 103,166 99, , , , , , , % 3.2% Independent Four-Year/Grad 212, , , , , , , , % 0.0% Two-Year 4,865 6,478 4,129 2,974 3,293 4,492 3,913 3, % 1.4% Total 217, , , , , , , , % 0.1% Proprietary Four-Year/Grad 3,821 2,661 3,227 8,815 15,789 17,037 17,639 17, % 1.9% Two-Year 13,418 17,090 19,944 21,746 24,340 24,439 23,947 20, % -16.3% Total 17,239 19,751 23,171 30,561 40,129 41,476 41,586 38, % -7.8% Undergraduate New York State Four-Year/Grad 145, , , , , , , , % 3.5% Two-Year 99, , , , , , , , % 0.2% Total 244, , , , , , , , % 1.8% State University Four-Year/Grad 38,404 38,788 33,627 28,585 27,846 26,045 25,572 25, % -1.5% Two-Year 78,114 99,261 90,823 81,394 83,849 84,990 84,271 84, % 0.5% Total 116, , , , , , , , % 0.1% City University Four-Year/Grad 37,702 46,142 41,024 38,613 37,834 37,341 37,957 39, % 3.9% Two-Year 15,347 29,071 25,857 25,797 30,724 32,685 32,923 33, % 0.6% Total 53,049 75,213 66,881 64,410 68,558 70,026 70,880 72, % 2.4% Independent Four-Year/Grad 65,941 53,190 49,129 44,183 40,460 39,140 41,367 43, % 4.4% Two-Year 2,630 2,953 2,369 1,814 2,251 2,429 2,481 2, % 3.0% Total 68,571 56,143 51,498 45,997 42,711 41,569 43,848 45, % 4.4% Proprietary Four-Year/Grad 3,007 2,684 2,348 4,073 2,544 2,318 2,734 3, % 22.8% Two-Year 3,106 2,296 2,336 3,144 2,622 3,683 3,592 3, % -14.2% Total 6,113 4,980 4,684 7,217 5,166 6,001 6,326 6, % 5.4% Page 11 of 36

17 TABLE 1 CONCLUDED %04-05 %05-06 Graduate Enrollment State University 11,261 13,144 13,075 13,965 17,574 16,158 16,292 18, % 9.5% City University 4,522 6,128 6,214 6,239 6,870 7,172 7,266 7, % 2.6% Independent 31,129 37,669 44,249 49,665 59,087 60,092 62,231 63, % 1.8% Proprietary ,043 1, % 14.4% Total 46,912 57,141 63,819 70,567 84,321 84,399 86,832 90, % 3.6% Graduate Enrollment State University 18,337 22,781 20,725 20,365 20,507 20,384 19,653 17, % -11.2% City University 11,536 19,874 20,051 20,812 22,555 22,041 21,862 21, % -2.1% Independent 68,490 65,103 66,975 62,358 64,318 65,364 66,832 66, % -0.5% Proprietary % 32.1% Total 98, , , , , , , , % -2.5% First-Professional Enrollment State University 4,182 4,308 4,291 4,394 4,567 4,588 4,590 4, % 0.4% City University % -4.0% Independent 17,281 19,293 20,060 20,606 22,215 22,589 22,794 23, % 2.1% Proprietary Total 21,463 24,057 24,808 25,378 27,259 27,616 27,821 28, % 1.7% First-Professional Enrollment State University % -37.5% City University % 80.0% Independent 2,336 2,497 2,710 2,847 2,697 2,752 2,759 2, % 1.4% Proprietary Total 2,344 2,513 2,722 2,868 2,706 2,773 2,771 2, % 1.4% DATA SOURCE: from NYSED 2.4 Final Fall Enrollment NYSED Office of Higher Education Research and Information Systems, March , , ,000 Undergraduate Enrollment at Four-and-Two Year Institutions, 1980 to , , , , , , , ,602 Four-Year/Grad Two-Year 300, , , , , , , , , , , Page 12 of 36

18 Table 2 DEGREE-CREDIT ENROLLMENT IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION BY LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND INSTITUTIONAL CLASSIFICATION NEW YORK STATE, Fall 2006 Institutional Classification Undergraduate First-Professional Graduate All Students LNEW YORK STATE 691, ,079 28,305 2,811 90, , , ,880 4-YEAR/GRAD TOTAL 511, ,529 28,305 2,811 90, , , ,330 2-YEAR TOTAL 179, , , ,550 Total Headcount 1,153, , ,216 FTE* 931, , ,849 First- 172,257 21, ,164 8,955 57,093 12,980 l PUBLIC 392, ,549 5, ,471 39, , , , ,081 99,099 14,901 SUNY 268, ,919 4, ,011 17, , , , ,401 70,462 12,300 l4-year/grad - State-Operated 147,128 21,977 4, ,914 17, ,651 39, , ,015 30,973 1,545 SUNY University Center 53,743 3,590 2, ,967 10,244 68,310 13,842 82,152 73,607 10, SUNY University College 66,647 12, ,489 6,200 70,136 18,923 89,059 76,857 12, SUNY Health Sciences Center , , ,845 2, SUNY Specialized College 3,746 1, ,534 1,740 6,274 5, SUNY Statutory College 5, , , ,475 7,983 1,266 0 SUNY Technical-Agricultural 16,756 3, ,756 3,662 20,418 17,977 5, l4-year/grad - Community College 6,601 3, ,698 3,312 10,010 7, SUNY Community College 6,601 3, ,698 3,312 10,010 7, l2-year - Community College 114,339 84, ,339 84, , ,578 38,530 10,360 SUNY Community College 114,339 84, ,339 84, , ,578 38,530 10,360 CUNY 124,027 72, ,460 21, ,907 94, , ,681 28,637 2,601 l4-year/grad 83,263 39, ,460 21,404 91,143 60, , ,874 17, CUNY Graduate School , , ,278 4, CUNY Senior College 83,189 39, ,435 20,815 86,624 60, , ,062 17, l2-year - Community College 40,764 33, ,764 33,129 73,893 51,807 11,026 1,719 CUNY Community College 40,764 33, ,764 33,129 73,893 51,807 11,026 1,719 l PRIVATE 299,070 52,530 23,276 2,798 64,585 66, , , , ,325 73,158 7,034 INDEPENDENT 260,498 45,843 23,276 2,798 63,366 66, , , , ,128 62,235 5,658 l4-year/grad 256,528 43,286 23,276 2,798 63,366 66, , , , ,305 61,191 5,505 Independent Multiversity 51,263 5,343 7, ,503 14,235 87,402 19, ,998 94,884 12, Independent University 43,274 8,804 5, ,779 15,178 57,594 24,735 82,329 66,901 10,677 2,600 Independent College Complex 63,170 6, ,127 10,527 70,995 17,263 88,258 77,473 15, Independent College 64,365 18, ,760 17,750 72,960 36, ,562 86,380 14,260 1,770 Independ. Specialized College 5,178 1,382 2, ,895 3,973 12,054 6,092 18,146 14, Indep. Engineering-Technical 28,130 3,004 1, ,903 3,520 35,257 6,526 41,783 37,667 6, Independent Seminary , ,796 1,197 2,993 2, Indep. Health Sciences Center , , ,654 5, l2-year 3,970 2, ,970 2,557 6,527 4,822 1, Independent Nursing School 1,107 1, ,107 1,408 2,515 1, Independent 2-Year College 2,863 1, ,863 1,149 4,012 3, PROPRIETARY 38,572 6, , ,791 7,129 46,920 42,197 10,923 1,376 l4-year/grad 17,979 3, , ,198 3,983 23,181 20,555 4, l2-year 20,593 3, ,593 3,146 23,739 21,642 6, SOURCE: NYSED 2.4 Fall Enrollment Survey 2006, NYSED Office of Research and Information Systems *FTE may not sum, due to rounding Page 13 of 36

19 2006 Table 3 Degree-Credit Enrollment DEGREE CREDIT ENROLLMENT IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION BY SECTOR, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND INSTITUTION NEW YORK STATE, FALL 2006 Undergraduate First-Professional Graduate All Students First- Undergraduates Total SUNY 268, ,919 4, ,011 17, , , ,290 70,462 12,300 University Centers 4-YEAR-GRAD 53,743 3,590 2, ,967 10,244 68,310 13,842 82,152 10, SUNY at Albany 11, ,394 2,583 14,014 3,420 17,434 2, SUNY at Binghamton 11, ,636 1,214 12,703 1,670 14,373 2, SUNY at Buffalo 17,320 1,186 2, ,011 3,293 23,336 4,487 27,823 3, SUNY at Stony Brook 13,736 1, ,926 3,154 18,257 4,265 22,522 2,709 9 Colleges 4-YEAR-GRAD 66,647 12, ,489 6,200 70,136 18,923 89,059 12, SU Empire State College 4,136 7, ,182 7,856 12, SUC at Brockport 6, ,041 6,551 1,761 8,312 1,015 2 SUC at Buffalo 8,063 1, ,319 8,650 2,570 11,220 1, SUC at Cortland 5, , ,995 1,089 2 SUC at Fredonia 4, , ,406 1, SUC at Geneseo 5, , ,530 1,080 5 SUC at New Paltz 5, ,046 1,653 7,699 1, SUC at Old Westbury 2, , , SUC at Oneonta 5, , ,786 1, SUC at Oswego 6, ,023 1,160 8,183 1, SUC at Plattsburgh 5, , ,217 1,104 6 SUC at Potsdam 3, , , SUC at Purchase 3, , , SOURCE: NYSED 2.4 Fall Enrollment Survey 2006 Excluded to avoid double-counting (see Definitions): Excelsior College students taking only external courses during the fall semester Page 14 of 36

20 2006 Table 3 Degree-Credit Enrollment Undergraduate First-Professional Graduate All Students First- Undergraduates Total SUNY 268, ,919 4, ,011 17, , , ,290 70,462 12,300 Specialized, HSC, & Statutory 4-YEAR-GRAD 9,982 2,002 2, ,458 1,143 14,449 3,145 17,594 1,881 2 College of Optometry NYS College of Ceramics NYS College-Forestry 1, , , NYS Colleges-Cornell 5, , , ,702 1,112 0 SUNY HSC at Brooklyn , , SUNY HSC at Syracuse , , SUNY IT at Utica/Rome 1, ,391 1,196 2, SUNY Maritime College 1, , , Colleges of Technology 4-YEAR-GRAD 16,756 3, ,756 3,662 20,418 5, SUNY A/T Morrisvl 2, , ,297 1, SUNY CT at Alfred 2, , ,201 1, SUNY CT at Canton 2, , , SUNY CT at Cobleskill 2, , , SUNY CT at Delhi 2, , , SUNY CT at Farmingdale 4,266 1, ,266 1,990 6,256 1, SOURCE: NYSED 2.4 Fall Enrollment Survey 2006 Excluded to avoid double-counting (see Definitions): Excelsior College students taking only external courses during the fall semester Page 15 of 36

21 2006 Table 3 Degree-Credit Enrollment Undergraduate First-Professional Graduate All Students First- Undergraduates Total SUNY 268, ,919 4, ,011 17, , , ,290 70,462 12,300 Community Colleges 4-YEAR-GRAD 6,601 3, ,698 3,312 10, Fashion Inst of Tech 6,601 3, ,698 3,312 10, TWO-YEAR 114,339 84, ,339 84, ,057 38,530 10,360 Adirondack CC 2,091 1, ,091 1,513 3, Broome CC 3,993 2, ,993 2,289 6,282 1, Cayuga County CC 2,077 1, ,077 1,792 3, Clinton CC 1, , , Columbia-Greene CC 1, , , Corning CC 2,280 2, ,280 2,414 4, Dutchess CC 4,051 3, ,051 3,877 7,928 1, Erie CC 8,544 4, ,544 4,468 13,012 2, Finger Lakes Comm Coll 2,647 2, ,647 2,503 5,150 1, Fulton-Montgomery CC 1, , , Genesee CC 3,035 3, ,035 3,468 6,503 1, Herkimer County CC 2,183 1, ,183 1,171 3, Hudson Valley CC 6,638 5, ,638 5,314 11,952 2, Jamestown CC 2,450 1, ,450 1,261 3, Jefferson CC 1,763 1, ,763 1,482 3, Mohawk Valley CC 3,717 2, ,717 2,178 5,895 1, Monroe CC 10,032 7, ,032 7,078 17,110 3,451 1,266 Nassau CC 13,868 7, ,868 7,361 21,229 4, Niagara County CC 3,564 2, ,564 2,368 5,932 1, North Country CC , Onondaga CC 5,214 4, ,214 4,180 9,394 1, Orange County CC 3,320 3, ,320 3,204 6,524 1, Rockland CC 3,752 2, ,752 2,419 6,171 1, Schenectady Cnty CC 2,071 2, ,071 2,340 4, Suffolk County CC 12,281 9, ,281 9,578 21,859 4,132 1,558 Sullivan County CC 1, , , Tompkins-Cortland CC 2, , , Ulster County CC 1,462 1, ,462 1,832 3, Westchester County CC 5,578 6, ,578 6,001 11,579 1, SOURCE: NYSED 2.4 Fall Enrollment Survey 2006 Excluded to avoid double-counting (see Definitions): Excelsior College students taking only external courses during the fall semester Page 16 of 36

22 2006 Table 3 Degree-Credit Enrollment Undergraduate First-Professional Graduate All Students First- Undergraduates Total CUNY 124,027 72, ,460 21, ,907 94, ,946 28,637 2,601 Graduate Center and Senior Colleges 4-YEAR-GRAD 83,263 39, ,460 21,404 91,143 60, ,053 17, Bernard Baruch College 9,649 3, ,118 10,465 5,265 15,730 1, Brooklyn College 8,620 3, ,472 8,984 6,963 15,947 1, City College 7,352 2, ,678 7,598 5,557 13,155 1, College of Staten Island 7,791 3, ,890 4,423 12,313 2, CUNY Law School Grad Sch and Univ Cntr , , , Herbert Lehman College 5,517 3, ,904 5,680 5,134 10, Hunter College 10,468 5, ,124 11,438 9,461 20,899 1, John Jay College 9,646 3, ,499 10,008 4,637 14,645 2, Medgar Evers College 3,371 2, ,371 2,190 5, NYC College of Technology 7,641 5, ,641 5,727 13,368 2, Queens College 9,434 4, ,066 9,813 8,294 18,107 1, York College 3,700 2, ,736 2,500 6, Community Colleges TWO-YEAR 40,764 33, ,764 33,129 73,893 11,026 1,719 Borough-Manhattan CC 10,859 7, ,859 7,598 18,457 2, Bronx CC 4,994 3, ,994 3,723 8,717 1, Hostos CC 2,789 1, ,789 1,908 4, Kingsborough CC 7,805 6, ,805 6,882 14,687 1, Laguardia CC 7,817 6, ,817 6,368 14,185 2, Queensborough CC 6,500 6, ,500 6,650 13,150 2, SOURCE: NYSED 2.4 Fall Enrollment Survey 2006 Excluded to avoid double-counting (see Definitions): Excelsior College students taking only external courses during the fall semester Page 17 of 36

23 2006 Table 3 Degree-Credit Enrollment Undergraduate First-Professional Graduate All Students First- Undergraduates Total INDEPENDENT 260,498 45,843 23,276 2,798 63,366 66, , , ,250 62,235 5,658 Universities 4-YEAR-GRAD 94,537 14,147 13, ,282 29, ,996 44, ,327 23,127 2,698 Adelphi University 4, ,243 5,025 3,028 8, Columbia University 6,604 1,962 2, ,646 2,711 19,410 4,678 24,088 1, Cornell Endowed 8, , , ,623 2,109 0 Cornell Medical Campus Fordham University-Main 6, , ,894 2,969 10,076 4,012 14,088 1, Fordham Univ-Marymount Fordham Univ-Tarrytown Hofstra University 7, ,241 1,680 9,892 2,658 12,550 1,710 6 LIU-Brentwood Campus LIU-Brooklyn Campus 4, ,099 1,481 6,066 2,338 8,404 1, LIU-C.W.Post Campus 4,558 2, ,048 1,882 5,606 4,338 9,944 1, LIU-New York Univ Campus LIU-Rockland Campus LIU-Southampton Campus LIU-Westchester New York University 19,482 1,483 3, ,178 8,299 31,081 9,789 40,870 4, St John's University 11,885 3,098 1, ,880 14,026 6,043 20,069 3,309 2,443 Syracuse University 12,153 1, ,248 2,041 16,084 3,642 19,726 3, University of Rochester 4, ,368 1,171 7,374 1,472 8,846 1,219 0 Yeshiva University 2, , , , , SOURCE: NYSED 2.4 Fall Enrollment Survey 2006 Excluded to avoid double-counting (see Definitions): Excelsior College students taking only external courses during the fall semester Page 18 of 36

24 2006 Table 3 Degree-Credit Enrollment Undergraduate First-Professional Graduate All Students First- Undergraduates Total INDEPENDENT 260,498 45,843 23,276 2,798 63,366 66, , , ,250 62,235 5,658 Colleges 4-YEAR-GRAD 132,713 26,094 4,514 1,613 18,782 32, ,009 59, ,966 30,992 2,496 Albany Law School Alfred University 1, , , Bank Street College , Bard College - Main 1, , , Bard Grad Ctr For Dec Art Barnard College 2, , , Boricua College , , Brooklyn Law School 0 0 1, , , Canisius College 3, , , Cazenovia College , Cold Spring Harbor Lab Colgate University 2, , , Coll of Mt St Vincent 1, , , Coll of New Rochelle 4, ,017 4,624 1,809 6, College of St Rose 2, ,103 3,694 1,368 5, Concordia College Culinary Institute 2, , , Daemen College 1, , , Davis College Dominican Coll-Blauvelt 1, , , Dowling College 2,208 1, ,663 3,039 2,849 5, D'Youville College 1, , , Elmira College 1, , , Excelsior College 0 4, ,139 5, Hamilton College 1, , , Hartwick College 1, , , Hilbert College , Hobart and Wm Smith Coll 1, , , Houghton College 1, , , Iona College 3, , , Ithaca College 5, , ,409 1, SOURCE: NYSED 2.4 Fall Enrollment Survey 2006 Excluded to avoid double-counting (see Definitions): Excelsior College students taking only external courses during the fall semester Page 19 of 36