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New England Regional Student Program

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT

NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Regional Student Program (RSP) Tuition Break Participating Colleges and Universities • CONNECTICUT • Connecticut Community Colleges (Asnuntuck, Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Manchester, Middlesex, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern Connecticut, Norwalk, Quinebaug Valley, Three Rivers, Tunxis) • Connecticut State University System (Central, Eastern, Southern, Western) • University of Connecticut (UConn Undergraduate and Graduate, UConn School of Dental Medicine, UConn School of Medicine, UConn School of Law) • MAINE • Maine Community Colleges (Central Maine, Eastern Maine, Kennebec Valley, Northern Maine, Southern Maine, Washington County, York County) • Maine Maritime Academy • University of Maine System (University of Maine, University of Maine at Augusta, University of Maine at Farmington, University of Maine at Fort Kent, University of Maine at Machias, University of Maine at Presque Isle, University of Southern Maine, UMaine School of Law • MASSACHUSETTS • Massachusetts Community Colleges (Berkshire, Bristol, Bunker Hill, Cape Cod, Greenfield, Holyoke, Massachusetts Bay, Massasoit, Middlesex, Mount Wachusett, North Shore, Northern Essex, Quinsigamond, Roxbury, Springfield Technical) • Bridgewater State University • Fitchburg State University • Framingham State University • Massachusetts College of Art and Design • Massachusetts Maritime Academy • Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts • Salem State University • Westfield State University • Worcester State University • University of Massachusetts (UMass Amherst, UMass Boston, UMass Dartmouth, UMass Lowell, UMass School of Law–Dartmouth, UMass Worcester Graduate Schools of Biomedical Sciences and Nursing) • NEW HAMPSHIRE • Community College System of New Hampshire (Great Bay Community College, Lakes Region Community College, Manchester Community College, Nashua Community College, NHTI–Concord’s Community College, River Valley Community College, White Mountains Community College) • University System of New Hampshire (Keene State College, Plymouth State University, University of New Hampshire, University of New Hampshire-Manchester) • RHODE ISLAND • Community College of Rhode Island • Rhode Island College • University of Rhode Island • VERMONT • Vermont State College System (Castleton State College, Community College of Vermont, Johnson State College, Lyndon State College, Vermont Technical College) • University of Vermont

The New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) is a nonprofit, congressionally authorized, interstate agency whose mission is to foster cooperation and the efficient use of resources among New England’s approximately 280 colleges and universities. NEBHE was created by the New England Higher Education Compact, a 1955 agreement among the states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. NEBHE is funded by the six New England states. NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION 45 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111 Telephone 617.357.9620 Fax 617.338.1577 Email [email protected] www.nebhe.org

New England Board of Higher Education’s Tuition Break for New England Residents


2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT

Published February 2014 (online only).

NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION 45 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111

Tel. 617.357.9620 Fax 617.338.1577 Email. [email protected]

www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak

NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION'S REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM (RSP) 2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 2

Regional Student Program 2013-14 Annual Report

Table of Contents Executive Summary..........................................................................................................................................3 Highlights of Participation in the RSP by State: 2013-14 Connecticut................................................................................................................................................5 Maine .........................................................................................................................................................6 Massachusetts ............................................................................................................................................7 New Hampshire .........................................................................................................................................8 Rhode Island..............................................................................................................................................9 Vermont ...................................................................................................................................................10 Summary of 2013-14 Regional Student Program Data...........................................................................................11 Index of Figures

1. RSP Tuition Savings and Revenue and Enrollment by State: 2013-14 .......................................... 12 2. RSP Tuition Revenue and Enrollment by Institution: 2013-14 .......................................................13 3. RSP Enrollment at Participating Institutions by State of Residence: 2013-14 ...............................16 4. Total Regional Student Program (RSP) Enrollment: 2013-14 ........................................................19 5. RSP Enrollment at Community Colleges: 2013-14 ........................................................................19 6. Undergraduate RSP Enrollment at State Colleges and Universities: 2013-14.................................19 7. Graduate RSP Enrollment at State Colleges and Universities: 2013-14..........................................19 8. RSP Migration by State: 2013-14 ....................................................................................................19 9. RSP Enrollment by Degree Level: 2013-14.....................................................................................19 10. A Decade of RSP Enrollment by Institution and State: 2002-03 through 2013-14 .........................20 11. RSP Enrollment History: 1958-59 through 2013-14........................................................................23 12. RSP Tuition Rates and Savings: 2013-14 ........................................................................................24

Regional Student Program Participating Institutions and Representatives ....................................................25 New England Board of Higher Education Member-State Board Delegates...................................................27 Appendix (44 pages)

RSP Enrollment by Program at Individual Participating Institutions: 2013-14 ................................... A-1


New England Board of Higher Education’s Tuition Break for New England Residents


2013-14 Annual Report Executive Summary

This academic year, a total of 9,533 New England residents were enrolled under the New England Board of Higher Education’s Regional Student Program (RSP) and saved an estimated $56 million on their 2013-14 tuition bills. Students enrolled full time saved an average of $7,200.

Because of NEBHE and its RSP, New England residents are eligible for a tuition discount when they enroll at out-of-state public colleges and universities in the six-state region and pursue approved degree programs not offered by their home-state public institutions. At some colleges, eligibility also extends to students whose home is closer to an out-of-state college than to an in-state college.

Academic year 2013-14 marks the 57th year of the RSP, which NEBHE established in 1957-58 to fulfill the purposes of the congressionally authorized New England Higher Education Compact – expanding educational opportunities for New England residents and sharing higher education resources.

Since it was established, the RSP has provided New England residents with discounts on 270,000 annual college tuition bills, with the total savings estimated to be well over $1.2 billion in current dollars.

NEBHE’s Tuition Break program not only provides much-needed tuition relief to New England students and families but also fosters cost-efficient resource-sharing among the six New England states.

The RSP eliminates the need to duplicate academic programs offered by public colleges and universities in other New England states and therefore helps the individual New England states and their public higher education institutions avoid countless billions of dollars in capital and operating expenditures.

The region’s public colleges and universities received nearly $66 million in tuition revenue from the RSP students enrolled at their campuses in 2013-14. The RSP helps participating campuses attract and retain out-of-state New England students who would have likely attended college elsewhere if the RSP tuition discount were not available.

Expansion of RSP Program Offerings

More than 750 undergraduate and graduate degree programs have been approved for eligibility under the RSP through an annual peer-review conducted by NEBHE, which engages all the RSP participating institutions. A significant number of RSP degree programs are in specialized or high-demand career areas, such as biomedical engineering, environmental engineering, allied health, pharmacy, energy services technology, advanced manufacturing technology, sustainability studies and tourism.


The 2013 Annual Review resulted in the approval of a record number of 33 additional degree programs – 18 majors and 15 specialized concentrations.* Concentrations which are comparable to majors in their content have been eligible for RSP approval, effective with an RSP policy revision in 2012.

• Associate degree programs (8): Allied Health Administration, Business Management/International Commerce,* Digital Marketing, Environmental Literacy (Env. Science),* Fine Woodworking and Cabinetmaking, Integrated Agriculture Management, Mechanical Design Technology, Sustainable Building Technology (Env. Science)*

• Bachelor’s degree programs (16): Applied Technical Leadership, Business Psychology,* Cinema Production, Community Recreation,* Digital Media and Design, Ethnic and Gender Studies, Francophone Studies,* Game Design, Health Information Systems,* Human Rights, Outdoor Recreation Business,* Respiratory Therapy,* Risk Management and Insurance,* Sustainable Business,* Wildlife Ecology, Youth Development

• Graduate programs (9): Adventure Therapy (Dual Degree),* Educational Coach (6th yr, post-master's), English: Creative Writing (MA),* Global Studies (PhD), History: Archives (MA),* History: Public History (MA),* Literatures, Cultures and Languages (MA, PhD), Nursing (BS-DNP), Secondary Education: Pedagogy (M.Ed)*

This report provides data on RSP enrollment and tuition revenue and savings for the 2013-14 academic year, as well as historical data. NEBHE thanks the campus officials who provided detailed fall 2013 RSP enrollment information, as well as the RSP representatives and administrators who oversee the ongoing participation of their institutions in the RSP.

Michael K. Thomas Wendy A. Lindsay President and CEO, NEBHE Director, Regional Student Program


Highlights of Connecticut’s Participation in the RSP: 2013-14 The RSP provides a tuition break to Connecticut residents enrolled in approved degree programs at public campuses in the five other New England states, and provides a reciprocal benefit to eligible New England residents enrolled at Connecticut’s public institutions. Connecticut residents are eligible for 300 undergraduate and graduate degree programs with the RSP Tuition Break. RSP Tuition Benefit for Connecticut

Average Annual Tuition Savings for Connecticut Residents $7,358 Total Annual Tuition Savings for Connecticut Residents $11 million Total Annual Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $15.5 million Total Net Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $6.3 million

RSP Enrollment Data for Connecticut Head Count FTE

Number of Connecticut residents enrolled under the RSP 1,660 1,499.8 Number of RSP students enrolled at CT public colleges 1,018 976.6

RSP Enrollment by Degree Level: CONNECTICUT IN vs OUT (by headcount)

Examples of Programs Enrolling Connecticut Residents in 2013-14: Food Science Forestry Legal Studies Marine Engineering Marine Science Marine Transportation Mountain Recreation Management Nursing (Community Colleges-Proximity)

Occupational Therapy Outdoor Education Performing Arts Social Thought and Political Economy Textiles, Fashion Merchandising and Design Visual Arts & Design Wildlife Ecology Zoology

NOTES REGARDING DATA: IN = Incoming enrollment to public colleges/universities. OUT= Outgoing enrollment of residents. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments were calculated using a modified version of the U.S. Dept. of Ed's methodology. Specifically, the FTE was determined by adding 40 percent of an institution's reported part-time enrollment to its reported full-time enrollment [(Part-time Enrollment x 0.4) + Full-time Enrollment = FTE]. Tuition savings equals the discount on out-of-state tuition that Connecticut residents receive because of the RSP. Revenue figures represent the tuition paid by incoming RSP students. Net revenue equals the RSP surcharge above the in-state rate. All tuition revenue and savings figures are estimates based on annual tuition rates and FTE figures for the fall 2013 semester. Average annual tuition savings is based on full-time enrollment.

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Highlights of Maine’s Participation in the RSP: 2013-14 The RSP provides a tuition break to Maine residents enrolled in approved degree programs at public campuses in the five other New England states, and provides a reciprocal benefit to eligible New England residents enrolled at Maine’s public institutions. Maine residents are eligible for 400 undergraduate and graduate degree programs with the RSP Tuition Break. RSP Tuition Benefit for Maine

Average Annual Tuition Savings for Maine Residents $6,552 Total Annual Tuition Savings for Maine Residents $2.7 million Total Annual Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $8.6 million Total Net Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $2.6 million

RSP Enrollment Data for Maine Head Count FTE

Number of Maine residents enrolled under the RSP 492 411.0 Number of RSP students enrolled at Maine public colleges 804 762.6

RSP Enrollment by Degree Level: MAINE IN vs OUT (by headcount)

Examples of Programs Enrolling Maine Residents in 2013-14: Atmospheric Sciences Biomedical Engineering Cognitive Science Communications/Media Dental Medicine Fashion Design Health Management and Policy Mountain Recreation Management

Nursing (Community Colleges-Proximity) Ocean Engineering Performing Arts Pharmacy/Pharmaceutical Sciences Physiology and Neurobiology Public Health Veterinary Technology and Animal Science Visual Arts & Design

NOTES REGARDING DATA: IN = Incoming enrollment to public colleges/universities. OUT= Outgoing enrollment of residents. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments were calculated using a modified version of the U.S. Dept. of Ed's methodology. Specifically, the FTE was determined by adding 40 percent of an institution's reported part-time enrollment to its reported full-time enrollment [(Part-time Enrollment x 0.4) + Full-time Enrollment = FTE]. Tuition savings equals the discount on out-of-state tuition that Maine residents receive because of the RSP. Revenue figures represent the tuition paid by incoming RSP students. Net revenue equals the RSP surcharge above the in-state rate. All tuition revenue and savings figures are estimates based on annual tuition rates and FTE figures for the fall 2013 semester. Average annual tuition savings is based on full-time enrollment.


Highlights of Massachusetts’ Participation in the RSP: 2013-14 The RSP provides a tuition break to Massachusetts residents enrolled in approved degree programs at public campuses in the five other New England states, and provides a reciprocal benefit to eligible New England residents enrolled at Massachusetts’ public institutions. Massachusetts residents are eligible for more than 250 undergraduate and graduate degree programs with the RSP Tuition Break. RSP Tuition Benefit for Massachusetts

Average Annual Tuition Savings for Massachusetts Residents $7,700 Total Annual Tuition Savings for Massachusetts Residents $15.8 million Total Annual Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $9.0 million Total Net Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $4.8 million

RSP Enrollment Data for Massachusetts Head Count FTE

Number of Mass. residents enrolled under the RSP 2,430 2,062.2 Number of RSP students enrolled at Mass. public colleges 4,935 3,775.8

RSP Enrollment by Degree Level: MASSACHUSETTS IN vs OUT (by headcount)

Examples of Programs Enrolling Massachusetts Residents in 2013-14: Actuarial Science Atmospheric Sciences Biomedical Engineering Cognitive Science Forestry Health Management and Policy Human Development and Family Studies Marine Affairs & Marine Science Materials Science and Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Technology Ocean Engineering Outdoor Education Pharmacy (PharmD) Physiology and Neurobiology Precision Machining Technology Recreation Management Visual Arts & Design Zoology

NOTES REGARDING DATA: IN = Incoming enrollment to public colleges/universities. OUT= Outgoing enrollment of residents. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments were calculated using a modified version of the U.S. Dept. of Ed's methodology. Specifically, the FTE was determined by adding 40 percent of an institution's reported part-time enrollment to its reported full-time enrollment [(Part-time Enrollment x 0.4) + Full-time Enrollment = FTE]. Tuition savings equals the discount on out-of-state tuition that Massachusetts residents receive because of the RSP. Revenue figures represent the tuition paid by incoming RSP students. Net revenue equals the RSP surcharge above the in-state rate. All tuition revenue and savings figures are estimates based on annual tuition rates and FTE figures for the fall 2013 semester. Average annual tuition savings is based on full-time enrollment.


Highlights of New Hampshire’s Participation in the RSP: 2013-14 The RSP provides a tuition break to New Hampshire residents enrolled in approved degree programs at public campuses in the five other New England states, and provides a reciprocal benefit to eligible New England residents enrolled at New Hampshire’s public institutions. New Hampshire residents are eligible for 430 undergraduate and graduate degree programs with the RSP Tuition Break. RSP Tuition Benefit for New Hampshire

Average Annual Tuition Savings for New Hampshire Residents $7,000 Total Annual Tuition Savings for New Hampshire Residents $16.5 million Total Annual Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $10.5 million Total Net Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $4.1 million

RSP Enrollment Data for New Hampshire Head Count FTE

Number of NH residents enrolled under the RSP 3,176 2,357.6 Number of RSP students enrolled at NH public colleges 809 642.2

RSP Enrollment by Degree Level: NEW HAMPSHIRE IN vs OUT (by headcount)

Examples of Programs Enrolling New Hampshire Residents in 2013-14: Biomedical Engineering Business Administration (proximity) Computer Information Systems Communications/Media Criminology Exercise Physiology Food Science Health Studies

Marine Engineering Mechanical Engineering Technology Nursing (proximity) Pharmacy (PharmD) Physiology and Neurobiology Precision Machining Technology Visual Arts & Design

NOTES REGARDING DATA: IN = Incoming enrollment to public colleges/universities. OUT= Outgoing enrollment of residents. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments were calculated using a modified version of the U.S. Dept. of Ed's methodology. Specifically, the FTE was determined by adding 40 percent of an institution's reported part-time enrollment to its reported full-time enrollment [(Part-time Enrollment x 0.4) + Full-time Enrollment = FTE]. Tuition savings equals the discount on out-of-state tuition that New Hampshire residents receive because of the RSP. Revenue figures represent the tuition paid by incoming RSP students. Net revenue equals the RSP surcharge above the in-state rate. All tuition revenue and savings figures are estimates based on annual tuition rates and FTE figures for the fall 2013 semester. Average annual tuition savings is based on full-time enrollment.


Highlights of Rhode Island’s Participation in the RSP: 2013-14 The RSP provides a tuition break to Rhode Island residents enrolled in approved degree programs at public campuses in the five other New England states, and provides a reciprocal benefit to eligible New England residents enrolled at Rhode Island’s public institutions. Rhode Island residents are eligible for more than 500 undergraduate and graduate degree programs with the RSP Tuition Break. RSP Tuition Benefit for Rhode Island

Average Annual Tuition Savings for Rhode Island Residents $7,025 Total Annual Tuition Savings for Rhode Island Residents $6.5 million Total Annual Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $12.8 million Total Net Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $5.2 million

RSP Enrollment Data for Rhode Island Head Count FTE

Number of RI residents enrolled under the RSP 1,156 931.6 Number of RSP students enrolled at RI public colleges 1,289 972.8

RSP Enrollment by Degree Level: RHODE ISLAND IN vs OUT (by headcount)

Examples of Programs Enrolling Rhode Island Residents in 2013-14: Architecture Athletic Training Cognitive Science Communications/Media Criminal Justice Environmental Engineering Fire Science Technology Law (JD)

Legal Studies Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering Technology Meteorology Occupational Therapy Physiology and Neurobiology Sport Management Visual Arts & Design

NOTES REGARDING DATA: IN = Incoming enrollment to public colleges/universities. OUT= Outgoing enrollment of residents. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments were calculated using a modified version of the U.S. Dept. of Ed's methodology. Specifically, the FTE was determined by adding 40 percent of an institution's reported part-time enrollment to its reported full-time enrollment [(Part-time Enrollment x 0.4) + Full-time Enrollment = FTE]. Tuition savings equals the discount on out-of-state tuition that Rhode Island residents receive because of the RSP. Revenue figures represent the tuition paid by incoming RSP students. Net revenue equals the RSP surcharge above the in-state rate. All tuition revenue and savings figures are estimates based on annual tuition rates and FTE figures for the fall 2013 semester. Average annual tuition savings is based on full-time enrollment.


Highlights of Vermont’s Participation in the RSP: 2013-14 The RSP provides a tuition break to Vermont residents enrolled in approved degree programs at public campuses in the five other New England states, and provides a reciprocal benefit to eligible New England residents enrolled at Vermont’s public institutions. Vermont residents are eligible for 520 undergraduate and graduate degree programs with the RSP Tuition Break. RSP Tuition Benefit for Vermont

Average Annual Tuition Savings for Vermont Residents $7,100 Total Annual Tuition Savings for Vermont Residents $3.4 million Total Annual Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $9.7 million Total Net Tuition Revenue from RSP Enrollment $3.4 million

RSP Enrollment Data for Vermont Head Count FTE

Number of Vermont residents enrolled under the RSP 619 485.8 Number of RSP students enrolled at Vermont public colleges 678 627.0

RSP Enrollment by Degree Level: VERMONT IN vs OUT (by headcount)

Examples of Programs Enrolling Vermont Residents in 2013-14: Architecture Automotive Technology Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Computer Technology Early Childhood Education Law (JD) Machine Technology Marine Biology/Marine Science

Marine Engineering Massage Therapy Medical Assisting Pharmacy Physical Therapist Assistant Public Health Visual Arts & Design

NOTES REGARDING DATA: IN = Incoming enrollment to public colleges/universities. OUT= Outgoing enrollment of residents. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments were calculated using a modified version of the U.S. Dept. of Ed's methodology. Specifically, the FTE was determined by adding 40 percent of an institution's reported part-time enrollment to its reported full-time enrollment [(Part-time Enrollment x 0.4) + Full-time Enrollment = FTE]. Tuition savings equals the discount on out-of-state tuition that Vermont residents receive because of the RSP. Revenue figures represent the tuition paid by incoming RSP students. Net revenue equals the RSP surcharge above the in-state rate. All tuition revenue and savings figures are estimates based on annual tuition rates and FTE figures for the fall 2013 semester. Average annual tuition savings is based on full-time enrollment.

NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION’S REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM (RSP) 2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 11

Summary of 2013-14 Regional Student Program (RSP) Data 2013-14 RSP Tuition Savings and Revenue The New England Board of Higher Education’s Regional Student Program (RSP) Tuition Break provided New England residents an estimated total of $56 million in savings on their 2013-14 tuition bills. The average savings for a full-time RSP student was $7,200. Meanwhile, the RSP participating institutions received nearly $66 million in tuition revenue from RSP students in 2013-14. 2013-14 RSP Enrollment Data Total RSP enrollment this academic year was a headcount of 9,533, up 2% over last year. The community colleges, which enrolled 41% of RSP students, saw a 6% increase. The bachelor’s degree-granting institutions, with 52% of the enrollment, saw a 2% increase. Meanwhile graduate enrollment (7% of total enrollment) dropped by 14%. Incoming enrollment States with increases in the number of RSP students attending their public colleges and universities in 2013-14 were Rhode Island (21%), Maine (14%), Connecticut (7%), and Vermont (2%). States with decreases were New Hampshire (-8%) and Massachusetts (-3%).

Outgoing enrollment States with increases in the number of their residents participating in the RSP in 2013-14 were Massachusetts (13%), Connecticut (3%) and New Hampshire (1%). States with decreases were Maine (-12%), Vermont (-6%) and Rhode Island (-1%). Connecticut, Massachusetts and Maine saw the highest percentage of their state’s residents enrolled under the RSP at bachelor’s degree-granting institutions – 76%, 58% and 54% respectively. Meanwhile, New Hampshire, Vermont and Rhode Island saw the highest percentage of their state’s residents enrolled under the RSP at community colleges – 55%, 51% and 46%, respectively. Enrollment breakdowns by type of institution and state are provided in Figs. 1 through 9. Migration data by degree level for each state is included on the states’ individual highlights pages (pages 5-10). Enrollment numbers for individual degree programs are provided in the Appendix. History of RSP Participation Since the first year of RSP enrollment in 1957, the RSP has provided New England students with discounts on nearly 271,000 annual tuition bills (See Fig. 11). The RSP has afforded participating students a total of more than $1.2 billion in tuition savings, when calculated in current dollars. Data Source The New England Board of Higher Education surveyed all of the RSP participating institutions for fall 2013 enrollment data and student characteristics. NEBHE calculated annual 2013-14 enrollment and tuition savings and revenue data, based on fall 2013 enrollment data and annual tuition rates.


Fig. 1. RSP Tuition Savings and Revenue and Enrollment by State: 2013-14

NEBHE's Regional Student Program (RSP) provided New England residents an estimated total of $56 million in savings on their 2013-14 tuition bills. The average annual tuition discount for a full-time RSP student was $7,200.The RSP participating institutions received an estimated total of $65.9 million in tuition revenue from RSP students.

RSP Tuition Savings by State: 2013-14

State of Residence Tuition Savings Avg. Savings/FTE FTE Enrollment # StudentsConnecticut $11,035,125 $7,358 1,499.8 1,660Maine $2,692,932 $6,552 411.0 492Massachusetts $15,845,990 $7,684 2,062.2 2,430New Hampshire $16,491,277 $6,995 2,357.6 3,176Rhode Island $6,544,931 $7,025 931.6 1,156Vermont $3,439,988 $7,081 485.8 619New England $56,050,242 $7,234 7,748.0 9,533

RSP Tuition Revenue by State: 2013-14

State of Attendance Tuition Revenue Net Revenue FTE Enrollment # StudentsConnecticut $15,503,398 $6,273,164 967.6 1,018Maine $8,579,741 $2,600,980 762.6 804Massachusetts $8,967,840 $4,776,031 3,775.8 4,935New Hampshire $10,460,103 $4,133,627 642.2 809Rhode Island $12,750,943 $5,176,395 972.8 1,289Vermont $9,676,406 $3,397,008 627.0 678New England $65,938,431 $26,357,203 7,748.0 9,533

NOTES: The RSP tuition savings figures represent the discount on out-of-state tuition received by eligible residents.Revenue figures represent the total tuition paid by RSP students to participating institutions.Net revenue equals the RSP surcharge above the in-state rate.All tuition revenue and savings figures are estimates based on annual tuition rates and FTE figures for the fall 2013 semester. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments were calculated using amodified version of the U.S. Department of Education's methodology. Specifically, the FTE was determinedby adding 40 percent of an institution's reported part-time enrollment to its reported full-time enrollment[(Part-time Enrollment x 0.4) + Full-time Enrollment = FTE]. Total numbers may vary slightly due to rounding.


Fig. 2. RSP Tuition Revenue and Enrollment by Institution: 2013-14

CONNECTICUT Institutions Tuition Revenue Net Revenue FTE Head CountAsnuntuck Community College $416,304 $138,768 82.6 100Middlesex Community College $2,016 $672 0.4 1Northwestern Connecticut Community College $13,104 $4,368 2.6 5Quinebaug Valley Community College $76,608 $25,536 15.2 23Three Rivers Community College $47,376 $15,792 9.4 16Connecticut Community College Totals $555,408 $185,136 110.2 145

Central Connecticut State University $297,045 $99,015 39.0 39Eastern Connecticut State University $473,550 $157,850 70.0 70Southern Connecticut State University $82,841 $27,614 12.0 12Western Connecticut State University $67,650 $22,550 10.0 10Connecticut State University Totals $921,086 $307,029 131.0 131

University of Connecticut (Undergraduate) $8,931,577 $3,827,819 551.4 552University of Connecticut (Graduate) $2,670,844 $1,049,615 109.8 123University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine $661,967 $216,947 20.0 20University of Connecticut School of Law $1,614,710 $633,409 41.2 43University of Connecticut School of Medicine $147,806 $53,210 4.0 4University of Connecticut TOTALS $14,026,905 $5,781,000 726.4 742

CONNECTICUT TOTALS $15,503,399 $6,273,165 967.6 1,018

MAINE Institutions Tuition Revenue Net Revenue FTE Head CountCentral Maine Community College $243,144 $81,048 61.4 62Eastern Maine Community College $7,920 $2,640 2.0 2Northern Maine Community College $7,920 $2,640 2.0 2Southern Maine Community College $117,216 $39,072 29.6 35Washington County Community College $15,840 $5,280 4.0 4York County Community College $21,384 $7,128 5.4 6Maine Community College Totals $413,424 $137,808 104.4 111

Maine Maritime Academy $1,416,480 $245,160 129.0 129University of Maine (Undergraduate) $4,404,528 $1,471,680 350.4 360University of Maine (Graduate) $54,173 $18,058 4.8 12University of Maine at Augusta $81,978 $20,784 9.4 16University of Maine at Farmington $940,800 $314,400 75.0 75University of Maine at Fort Kent $3,960 $1,320 0.4 1University of Maine at Machias $169,830 $56,610 17.0 17University of Maine at Presque Isle $9,900 $3,300 1.0 1University of Southern Maine $628,368 $209,910 56.2 67University of Maine School of Law $456,300 $121,950 15.0 15University of Maine TOTALS $6,749,837 $2,218,012 529.2 564

MAINE TOTALS $8,579,741 $2,600,980 762.6 804

During the 2013-14 academic year, New England public colleges and universities received an estimated $65.9 million in tuition revenue from 9,530 students enrolled under the RSP.

NOTE: No RSP enrollment reported by Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Manchester, Naugatuck Valley, Norwalk and Tunxis community colleges.

NOTE: No RSP enrollment reported by Kennebec Valley Community College.


Fig. 2. RSP Tuition Revenue and Enrollment by Institution: 2013-14 (continued)

MASSACHUSETTS Institutions Tuition Revenue Net Revenue FTE Head CountBerkshire Community College $18,486 $6,162 15.8 23Bristol Community College $334,584 $111,528 309.8 479Bunker Hill Community College $2,376 $792 2.2 4Greenfield Community College $109,512 $36,504 93.6 150Holyoke Community College $46,224 $15,408 42.8 62Massachusetts Bay Community College $5,400 $1,800 5.0 5Middlesex Community College $228,096 $76,032 211.2 339Mount Wachusett Community College $74,925 $24,975 66.6 96North Shore Community College $46,575 $15,525 41.4 66Northern Essex Community College $810,768 $277,368 711.2 1,160Quinsigamond Community College $8,640 $2,880 8.0 8Springfield Technical Community College $102,375 $34,125 91.0 112Massachusetts Community College Totals $1,787,961 $603,099 1,598.6 2,504

Bridgewater State University $77,805 $25,935 57.0 60Fitchburg State University $122,220 $40,740 84.0 87Framingham State University $43,650 $14,550 30.0 30Massachusetts College of Art and Design $3,073,590 $2,730,600 333.0 333Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts $87,756 $29,252 56.8 58Massachusetts Maritime Academy $261,248 $43,376 142.4 149Salem State University $13,650 $4,550 10.0 10Westfield State University $326,793 $108,931 224.6 278Worcester State University $77,697 $25,899 53.4 57Massachusetts State University Totals $4,084,409 $3,023,833 991.2 1,062

University of Massachusetts Amherst (Undergraduate) $911,848 $390,792 304.0 307University of Massachusetts Amherst (Graduate) $302,148 $129,492 65.4 81University of Massachusetts Boston (Undergraduate) $62,925 $20,075 25.0 25University of Massachusetts Boston (Graduate) $8,547 $2,849 2.2 4University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (Undergraduate) $201,923 $67,308 95.0 101University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (Graduate) $63,994 $21,331 20.6 32University of Massachusetts School of Law – Dartmouth $16,557 $5,524 14.2 22University of Massachusetts Lowell (Undergraduate) $1,276,757 $425,586 585.4 673University of Massachusetts Lowell (Graduate) $223,976 $74,659 68.4 117UMass Worcester Graduate School of Nursing $26,796 $11,484 5.8 7University of Massachusetts TOTALS $3,095,471 $1,149,099 1,186.0 1,369

MASSACHUSETTS TOTALS $8,967,840 $4,776,031 3,775.8 4,935

NOTE: No RSP enrollment reported by Cape Cod, Massasoit, Roxbury community colleges.


Fig. 2. RSP Tuition Revenue and Enrollment by Institution: 2013-14 (continued)

NEW HAMPSHIRE Institutions Tuition Revenue Net Revenue FTE Head CountGreat Bay Community College $571,536 $190,512 75.6 129Lakes Region Community College $199,584 $66,528 26.4 33Manchester Community College $78,624 $26,208 10.4 14Nashua Community College $261,576 $87,192 34.6 55NHTI, Concord's Community College $151,200 $50,400 20.0 26River Valley Community College $371,952 $123,984 49.2 93White Mountains Community College $273,672 $91,224 36.2 56Community College System of New Hampshire Totals $1,908,144 $636,048 252.4 406

Keene State College $616,272 $231,102 37.0 37Plymouth State University $732,864 $274,824 44.0 44University of New Hampshire (Undergraduate) $6,076,315 $2,604,135 254.0 257University of New Hampshire (Graduate) $1,000,350 $333,450 49.4 59University of New Hampshire at Manchester $126,158 $54,068 5.4 6University System of New Hampshire TOTALS $8,551,959 $3,497,579 389.8 403

NEW HAMPSHIRE TOTALS $10,460,103 $4,133,627 642.2 809

RHODE ISLAND Institutions Tuition Revenue Net Revenue FTE Head CountCommunity College of Rhode Island $2,239,632 $746,544 412.0 697Rhode Island College $102,466 $34,155 10.4 11

University of Rhode Island (Undergraduate) $9,723,844 $4,167,362 510.8 518University of Rhode Island (Graduate) $685,001 $228,334 39.6 63University of Rhode Island TOTAL $10,408,845 $4,395,695 550.4 581

RHODE ISLAND TOTALS $12,750,943 $5,176,395 972.8 1,289

VERMONT Institutions Tuition Revenue Net Revenue FTE Head CountCommunity College of Vermont $180,096 $60,211 22.4 50Castleton State College $125,712 $41,904 9.0 9Johnson State College $1,100,678 $366,893 78.8 80Lyndon State College $4,897,181 $1,632,394 350.6 356Vermont Technical College $1,604,573 $537,821 92.6 107Vermont State College System TOTALS $7,908,240 $2,639,222 553.4 602

University of Vermont $1,768,166 $757,786 73.6 76

VERMONT TOTALS $9,676,406 $3,397,008 627.0 678

NEW ENGLAND TOTALS $65,938,432 $26,357,204 7,748.0 9,533

NOTES: All tuition revenue and savings figures are estimates based on annual tuition rates and FTE figures for the fall 2013 semester. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments were calculated using a modified version of the U.S. Department of Education's methodology. Specifically, the FTE was determined by adding 40 percent of an institution's reported part-time enrollment to its reported full-time enrollment [(Part-time Enrollment x 0.4) + Full-time Enrollment = FTE]. Total numbers may vary slightly due to rounding.Net revenue is the amount of revenue provided by the RSP that is above the in-state tuition revenue.


Fig. 3. RSP Enrollment at Participating Institutions by State of Residence: 2013-14(headcount)

NUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCECONNECTICUT Institutions: 2013-14 CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSAsnuntuck Community College 100 100Middlesex Community College 1 1Northwestern Connecticut Community College 5 5Quinebaug Valley Community College 1 15 6 1 23Three Rivers Community College 16 16Connecticut Community College TOTALS 1 120 0 22 2 145

Central Connecticut State University 6 21 3 5 4 39Eastern Connecticut State University 2 40 4 23 1 70Southern Connecticut State University 7 2 2 1 12Western Connecticut State University 2 2 2 4 10Connecticut State University TOTALS 10 70 11 34 6 131

University of Connecticut (Undergraduate) 29 405 53 47 18 552University of Connecticut (Graduate) 11 59 27 22 4 123University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine 3 13 1 2 1 20University of Connecticut School of Law 30 5 6 2 43University of Connecticut School of Medicine 1 3 4University of Connecticut TOTALS 43 507 87 80 25 742

Connecticut TOTALS 54 697 98 136 33 1,018

MAINE Institutions: 2013-14 CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSCentral Maine Community College 4 19 19 8 12 62Eastern Maine Community College 1 1 2Northern Maine Community College 1 1 2Southern Maine Community College 6 6 10 3 10 35Washington County Community College 2 1 1 4York County Community College 1 5 6Maine Community College TOTALS 12 28 36 11 24 111

Maine Maritime Academy 46 10 49 7 17 129

University of Maine (Undergraduate) 82 196 45 10 27 360University of Maine (Graduate) 2 5 2 3 12University of Maine at Augusta 7 6 3 16University of Maine at Farmington 17 25 24 6 3 75University of Maine at Fort Kent 1 1University of Maine at Machias 6 8 2 1 17University of Maine at Presque Isle 1 1University of Southern Maine (Undergraduate) 4 19 13 4 9 49University of Southern Maine (Graduate) 4 3 7 2 2 18University of Maine School of Law 7 4 1 3 15University of Maine TOTALS 115 271 103 24 51 564

Maine TOTALS 173 309 188 42 92 804


Fig. 3. RSP Enrollment at Participating Institutions by State of Residence: 2013-14 (continued)

NUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCEMASSACHUSETTS Institutions: 2013-14 CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSBerkshire Community College 15 1 1 6 23Bristol Community College 2 477 479Bunker Hill Community College 1 3 4Greenfield Community College 4 3 24 1 118 150Holyoke Community College 51 1 3 4 3 62Massachusetts Bay Community College 3 2 5Middlesex Community College 3 11 321 3 1 339Mount Wachusett Community College 96 96North Shore Community College 1 6 55 4 66Northern Essex Community College 1 10 1,149 1,160Quinsigamond Community College 7 1 8Springfield Technical Community College 106 1 2 3 112Massachusetts Community College TOTALS 191 33 1,654 495 131 2,504

Bridgewater State University 12 4 10 31 3 60Fitchburg State University 14 6 47 18 2 87Framingham State University 10 5 8 4 3 30Massachusetts College of Art and Design 134 34 60 66 39 333Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts 10 1 1 6 40 58Massachusetts Maritime Academy 74 31 36 8 149Salem State University 2 1 3 4 10Westfield State University 265 3 8 2 278Worcester State University 38 1 3 14 1 57Massachusetts State University TOTALS 559 52 166 187 98 1,062

University of Massachusetts Amherst (Undergraduate) 171 29 42 34 31 307University of Massachusetts Amherst (Graduate) 16 14 15 15 21 81University of Massachusetts Boston (Undergraduate) 7 3 5 8 2 25University of Massachusetts Boston (Graduate) 4 4University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (Undergraduate) 6 2 2 88 3 101University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (Graduate) 2 1 29 32University of Massachusetts School of Law – Dartmouth 22 22University of Massachusetts Lowell (Undergraduate) 18 7 636 10 2 673University of Massachusetts Lowell (Graduate) 6 2 108 1 117UMass Worcester Graduate School of Nursing 1 4 1 1 7University of Massachusetts TOTALS 224 60 813 211 61 1,369

Massachusetts TOTALS 974 145 2,633 893 290 4,935


Fig. 3. RSP Enrollment at Participating Institutions by State of Residence: 2013-14 (continued)

NUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCENEW HAMPSHIRE Institutions: 2013-14 CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSGreat Bay Community College 3 100 22 2 2 129Lakes Region Community College 1 6 14 1 11 33Manchester Community College 1 3 7 3 14Nashua Community College 3 3 46 3 55NHTI, Concord's Community College 1 10 6 9 26River Valley Community College 2 1 1 89 93White Mountains Community College 1 13 7 35 56Community College System of New Hampshire TOTALS 12 135 103 4 152 406

Keene State College 13 2 16 3 3 37Plymouth State University 1 6 30 6 1 44University of New Hampshire (Undergraduate) 40 24 161 22 10 257University of New Hampshire (Graduate) 8 13 20 11 7 59University of New Hampshire at Manchester 2 2 2 6University System of New Hampshire TOTALS 62 47 229 42 23 403

New Hampshire TOTALS 74 182 332 46 175 809

RHODE ISLAND Institutions: 2013-14 CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSCommunity College of Rhode Island 98 2 586 7 4 697Rhode Island College 6 4 1 11University of Rhode Island (Undergraduate) 149 43 246 61 19 518University of Rhode Island (Graduate) 8 3 39 8 5 63

Rhode Island TOTALS 261 48 871 80 29 1,289

VERMONT Institutions: 2013-14 CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSCommunity College of Vermont 2 1 1 46 50Castleton State College 9 9Johnson State College 29 6 31 12 2 80Lyndon State College 98 43 129 67 19 356Vermont Technical College 25 7 28 45 2 107Vermont State College TOTALS 154 57 189 170 32 602

University of Vermont (Undergraduate) 24 2 31 1 7 65University of Vermont (Graduate) 4 1 6 11University of Vermont TOTALS 24 6 32 7 7 76

Vermont TOTALS 178 63 221 177 39 678

NUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCECT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALS

TOTAL NEW ENGLAND ENROLLMENT 1,660 492 2,430 3,176 1,156 619 9,533

NOTES: The following institutions reported no RSP enrollment in 2013-14: Connecticut: Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Manchester, Naugatuck Valley, Norwalk andTunxis community colleges. Maine: Kennebec Valley Community College. Massachusetts: Cape Cod, Massasoit and Roxbury community colleges.


Fig. 4. Total RSP Enrollment: 2013-14 Fig 8. RSP Migration: 2013-14

STATE CT–OUT ME–OUT MA–OUT NH–OUT RI–OUT VT–OUT TOTALS–IN Net Flow of Total RSP Enrollment: 2013-14CT–IN 54 697 98 136 33 1,018 CT ME MA NH RI VTME–IN 173 309 188 42 92 804 642 312 2,505 2,367 133 59MA–IN 974 145 2,633 893 290 4,935 OUT IN IN OUT IN INNH–IN 74 182 332 46 175 809RI–IN 261 48 871 80 29 1,289VT–IN 178 63 221 177 39 678TOTALS–OUT 1,660 492 2,430 3,176 1,156 619 9,533

Fig. 5. RSP Enrollment at Community Colleges: 2013-14

STATE CT–OUT ME–OUT MA–OUT NH–OUT RI–OUT VT–OUT TOTALS–INCT–IN 1 120 22 2 145ME–IN 12 28 36 11 24 111MA–IN 191 33 1,654 495 131 2,504NH–IN 12 135 103 4 152 406RI–IN 98 2 586 7 4 697VT–IN 2 1 1 46 50TOTALS–OUT 315 172 838 1,743 532 313 3,913

Fig. 6. Undergraduate RSP Enrollment at State Colleges and Universities: 2013-14

STATE CT–OUT ME–OUT MA–OUT NH–OUT RI–OUT VT–OUT TOTALS–INCT–IN 36 464 63 79 20 662ME–IN 154 266 139 28 60 647MA–IN 727 93 850 326 136 2,132NH–IN 54 34 209 31 16 344RI–IN 153 43 246 64 20 526VT–IN 176 58 219 125 39 617TOTALS–OUT 1,264 264 1,404 1,241 503 252 4,928 Fig 9. RSP Enrollment by Degree Level: 2013-14

[Total enrollment = 9,533]Fig. 7. Graduate RSP Enrollment: 2013-14

STATE CT–OUT ME–OUT MA–OUT NH–OUT RI–OUT VT–OUT TOTALS–INCT–IN 17 113 35 35 11 211ME–IN 7 15 13 3 8 46MA–IN 56 19 129 72 23 299NH–IN 8 13 20 11 7 59RI–IN 10 3 39 9 5 66VT–IN 4 1 6 11TOTALS–OUT 81 56 188 192 121 54 692

KEY: IN = Incoming enrollment to public colleges/universities. OUT = Outgoing enrollment of residents% = Percent of incoming or outgoing RSP students Enrollment data in Fig. 4-9 are based on headcount.

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Fig. 10. RSP Enrollment by Institution and State: 2004-05 through 2013-14 (headcount)

CONNECTICUT 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14Asnuntuck Community College 15 37 68 91 89 113 88 80 80 100Capital Community College 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Gateway Community College 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Housatonic Community College 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0Manchester Community College 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0Middlesex Community College 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1Naugatuck Valley Community College 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Northwestern Connecticut Community College 10 13 11 8 4 6 9 6 5 5Norwalk Community College 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Quinebaug Valley Community College 10 16 12 20 13 9 23 15 19 23Three Rivers Community College 22 20 17 9 4 39 31 22 24 16Tunxis Community College 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Connecticut Community College Totals 59 89 111 129 112 168 155 124 129 145

Central Connecticut State University 32 30 42 37 39 31 40 31 34 39Eastern Connecticut State University 32 28 36 37 46 55 48 55 65 70Southern Connecticut State University 15 15 8 6 6 11 9 7 11 12Western Connecticut State University 9 8 4 8 5 6 4 3 7 10Connecticut State University Totals 88 81 90 88 96 103 101 96 117 131

University of Connecticut 603 585 540 438 533 502 531 529 601 675University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine 46 51 50 45 41 37 30 39 35 20University of Connecticut School of Law 101 90 87 107 38 58 72 82 60 43University of Connecticut School of Medicine 8 9 8 7 8 11 12 11 7 4University of Connecticut Totals 758 735 685 597 620 608 645 661 703 742

CONNECTICUT TOTALS 905 905 886 814 828 879 901 881 949 1,018

MAINE 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14Central Maine Community College 3 4 7 12 10 17 18 16 50 62Eastern Maine Community College 0 4 0 3 3 1 0 0 1 2Kennebec Valley Community College 1 1 1 0 3 3 3 4 2 0Northern Maine Community College 4 5 8 5 4 4 3 3 4 2Southern Maine Community College 18 25 30 31 32 29 29 24 35 35Washington County Community College 7 5 1 0 0 4 4 1 2 4York County Community College 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 6Maine Community College Totals 35 44 47 51 52 58 59 50 98 111

Maine Maritime Academy 104 98 104 113 119 125 117 112 122 129

University of Maine 126 123 141 151 204 227 255 294 301 372University of Maine at Augusta 13 20 4 7 7 21 20 15 12 16University of Maine Farmington 71 81 84 76 65 75 68 68 74 75University of Maine at Fort Kent 6 7 7 3 7 8 6 5 2 1University of Maine at Machias 14 16 10 14 19 16 12 14 14 17University of Maine at Presque Isle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1University of Southern Maine 52 53 57 59 60 61 51 53 55 67University of Maine School of Law 35 32 29 28 28 21 31 26 26 15University of Maine Totals 317 332 332 338 390 429 443 475 485 564

MAINE TOTALS 456 474 483 502 561 612 619 637 705 804


Fig. 10. RSP Enrollment by Institution and State: 2004-05 through 2013-14 (continued)

MASSACHUSETTS 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14Berkshire Community College 28 27 21 27 22 26 24 33 32 23Bristol Community College 606 540 488 474 487 523 573 544 489 479Bunker Hill Community College 1 4 3 6 6 9 19 11 5 4Cape Cod Community College 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Greenfield Community College 191 148 145 163 148 177 221 195 191 150Holyoke Community College 24 25 29 39 32 50 49 60 70 62Massachusetts Bay Community College 2 1 3 3 5 3 3 3 7 5Massasoit Community College 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Middlesex Community College 254 326 324 319 343 336 357 360 378 339Mount Wachusett Community College 141 161 136 127 166 109 110 101 90 96North Shore Community College 49 32 40 34 25 63 79 67 70 66Northern Essex Community College 1,002 1,041 1,089 1122 1,163 1179 1,157 1,179 1,086 1,160Quinsigamond Community College 7 7 8 5 4 9 11 11 15 8Roxbury Community College 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Springfield Technical Community College 130 120 79 98 109 120 122 119 119 112Massachusetts Community College Totals 2,435 2,432 2,365 2,417 2,510 2,604 2,725 2,683 2,552 2,504

MASSACHUSETTS 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14Bridgewater State University 51 31 42 45 38 37 45 50 56 60Fitchburg State University 61 66 78 77 82 95 85 77 88 87Framingham State University 32 37 43 47 44 39 32 31 31 30Massachusetts College of Art and Design 251 258 268 235 236 283 302 318 307 333Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts 62 75 71 90 70 76 66 55 62 58Massachusetts Maritime Academy 135 131 150 125 137 154 127 170 165 149Salem State University 10 12 12 11 10 10 8 8 7 10Westfield State University 193 183 171 176 215 206 217 231 262 278Worcester State University 38 47 36 36 33 30 29 57 47 57Massachusetts State College Totals 833 840 871 842 865 930 911 997 1,025 1,062

University of Massachusetts Amherst 469 457 502 518 503 524 570 547 460 388University of Massachusetts Boston 20 25 18 23 25 31 29 41 33 29University of Massachusetts Dartmouth 111 108 90 69 109 113 131 143 137 133UMass School of Law – Dartmouth 12 23 23 22University of Massachusetts Lowell 232 225 183 184 449 671 673 674 828 790University of Massachusetts Worcester 5 7 14 5 8 14 8 10 10 7University of Massachusetts Totals 837 822 807 799 1,094 1,353 1,423 1,438 1,491 1,369

MASSACHUSETTS TOTALS 4,105 4,094 4,043 4,058 4,469 4,887 5,059 5,118 5,068 4,935


Fig. 10. RSP Enrollment by Institution and State: 2004-05 through 2013-14 (continued)

NEW HAMPSHIRE 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14Great Bay Community College (Stratham) 114 76 82 92 115 130 121 129Lakes Region Community College (Laconia) 37 56 45 36 29 29 26 33Manchester Community College 20 11 10 10 17 19 9 14Nashua Community College 48 43 63 42 56 43 48 55NHTI, Concord's Community College 30 24 19 17 20 18 26 18 20 26River Valley Community College (Claremont) 172 147 117 83 106 108 92 93White Mountains Community College (Berlin) 59 44 46 50 63 63 72 56*NHCTC at Berlin/Laconia 118 102 96 100 91 86 92 92 98 89*NHCTC at Manchester/Stratham 118 84 134 87 92 102 132 149 130 143*NHCTC at Nashua/Claremont 221 201 220 190 180 125 162 151 140 148Community College System of NH Totals 487 411 469 394 383 331 412 410 388 406*Three NH community colleges split into six colleges in 2005 and were renamed in 2007-08. Their enrollment is also listed as combined after 2005 for comparison purposes.

Keene State College 10 11 9 9 18 38 54 68 54 37Plymouth State University 76 71 49 63 57 51 49 45 46 44University of New Hampshire 212 245 267 300 328 420 459 445 386 316University of New Hampshire at Manchester 6 7 11 9 8 9 6 6 6 6University System of New Hampshire Totals 304 334 336 381 411 518 568 564 492 403

NEW HAMPSHIRE TOTALS 791 745 805 775 794 849 980 974 880 809

RHODE ISLAND 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14Community College of Rhode Island 976 923 921 603 284 288 414 424 450 697Rhode Island College 12 13 14 23 24 25 19 11 16 11University of Rhode Island 635 604 556 621 646 633 549 596 603 581RHODE ISLAND TOTALS 1,623 1,540 1,491 1,247 954 946 982 1,031 1,069 1,289

VERMONT 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14Community College of Vermont 42 41 31 45 41 48 43 57 70 50Castleton State College 40 17 9 3 5 8 6 5 10 9Johnson State College 118 127 119 122 137 124 131 118 102 80Lyndon State College 203 188 202 236 234 265 274 302 329 356Vermont Technical College 115 133 134 131 138 123 123 121 106 107Vermont State College Totals 518 506 495 537 555 568 577 603 617 602

University of Vermont 25 28 26 34 41 36 43 49 50 76

VERMONT TOTALS 543 534 521 571 596 604 620 652 667 678

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14NEW ENGLAND TOTALS 8,423 8,292 8,229 7,967 8,202 8,777 9,161 9,293 9,338 9,533


Fig. 11. RSP Enrollment History: 1958-59 through 2013-14

The six New England public land-grant universities have participated in the RSP since the first year of enrollment in 1958-59. The community colleges have participated since 1968-69 and all the state colleges and universities since 1974. Data for all years of enrollment, from 1958-59 through 2013-14, are available upon request from NEBHE.

Total Number of Regional Student Program Exchanges: 1958-59 through 2013-14

CONNECTICUT MAINE MASSACHUSETTS NEW HAMPSHIRE RHODE ISLAND VERMONT *N.E.ALL YEARS IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT TOTALSGRAND TOTALS 30,169 47,315 20,696 20,726 118,073 77,831 30,053 67,536 51,847 33,892 19,962 23,500 270,800

RSP Enrollment by State of Residence for 10 Year Period: 2004-05 through 2013-14

CONNECTICUT MAINE MASSACHUSETTS NEW HAMPSHIRE RHODE ISLAND VERMONT *N.E. YEAR IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT NE2004-05 905 1,251 456 634 4,105 2,311 791 2,359 1,623 1,108 543 760 8,4232005-06 905 1,185 474 630 4,094 2,280 745 2,446 1,540 1,079 534 672 8,2922006-07 886 1,157 483 646 4,043 2,274 805 2,406 1,491 1,019 521 727 8,2292007-08 814 1,206 502 562 4,058 2,079 775 2,440 1,247 972 571 708 7,9672008-09 828 1,278 561 588 4,469 1,820 794 2,848 954 1,035 596 633 8,2022009-10 879 1,375 612 587 4,887 1,913 849 3,076 946 1,189 604 637 8,7772010-11 901 1,458 619 591 5,059 2,054 980 3,104 982 1,246 620 708 9,1612011-12 881 1,609 637 609 5,118 2,048 974 3,114 1,031 1,214 652 699 9,2932012-13 949 1,660 705 557 5,068 2,147 880 3,144 1,069 1,168 667 662 9,3382013-14 1,018 1,660 804 492 4,935 2,430 809 3,176 1,289 1,156 678 619 9,533

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Fig. 12. RSP Annual Full-Time Tuition Rates and Savings: 2013-14 CONNECTICUT RSP Rate Savings Connecticut Community Colleges: $5,040 $5,040 Asnuntuck, Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Manchester, Middlesex, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern Conn., Norwalk, Quinebaug Valley, Three Rivers, Tunxis Connecticut State University System $6,765 $7,829 Central, Eastern, Southern, Western Univ. of Connecticut* $16,198 $12,006 Univ. of Connecticut-Graduate* $18,882 $10,858 UConn School of Dental Medicine* $38,939 $12,303 UConn School of Law* $39,192 $10,942 UConn School of Medicine* $41,386 $8,435 MAINE Maine Community Colleges $3,960 $1,320 Central Maine, Eastern Maine, Kennebec Valley, Northern Maine, Southern Maine, Washington County, York County Maine Maritime Academy $13,620 $6,280 Univ. of Maine $12,570 $13,170 Univ. of Maine at Augusta $9,750 $6,000 Univ. of Maine at Farmington $12,544 $4,896 Univ. of Maine at Fort Kent $9,900 $6,660 Univ. of Maine at Machias $9,990 $8,490 Univ. of Maine at Presque Isle $9,900 $6,660 Univ. of Southern Maine $11,400 $8,550 Univ. of Maine Graduate $11,286 $11,826 Univ. of Southern Maine Graduate $10,260 $8,208 Univ. of Maine Law School $30,420 $2,940 MASSACHUSETTS RSP Rate Savings Berkshire Community College $1,170 $6,630 Bristol Community College $1,080 $5,820 Bunker Hill Community College $1,080 $5,820 Cape Cod Community College $1,080 $5,820 Greenfield Community College $1,170 $7,260 Holyoke Community College $1,080 $5,820 Massachusetts Bay Community College $1,080 $5,820 Massasoit Community College $1,080 $5,820 Middlesex Community College $1,080 $5,820 Mount Wachusett Community College $1,125 $5,775 North Shore Community College $1,125 $6,585 Northern Essex Community College $1,140 $6,840 Quinsigamond Community College $1,080 $5,820 Roxbury Community College $1,170 $6,240 Springfield Technical Community College $1,125 $6,135

MASSACHUSETTS RSP Rate Savings Bridgewater State University $1,365 $5,685 Fitchburg State University $1,455 $5,595 Framingham State University $1,455 $5,595 Mass. College of Art and Design** $9,230 $10,000 Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts $1,545 $8,430 Massachusetts Maritime Academy* $2,678 $14,431 Salem State University $1,365 $5,685 Westfield State University $1,455 $5,595 Worcester State University $1,455 $5,595 Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst* $3,000 $6,938 Univ. of Massachusetts Boston $2,517 $7,241 Univ. of Massachusetts Dartmouth $2,126 $5,974 Univ. of Massachusetts Lowell $2,181 $6,386 Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst Grad* $4,620 $5,316 Univ. of Massachusetts Boston Grad $3,885 $5,873 Univ. of Massachusetts Dartmouth Grad $3,107 $4,993 Univ. of Massachusetts Lowell Grad $3,275 $9,576 UMass School of Law–Dartmouth $1,166 $1,872 UMass Worcester School of Nursing* $4,620 $5,236 NEW HAMPSHIRE Community College System of NH $7,560 $3,912 Great Bay, Lakes Region, Manchester, Nashua, NHTI Keene State College** $16,656 $1,139 Plymouth State University** $16,656 $1,174 Univ. of New Hampshire* $23,923 $2,468 Univ. of New Hampshire at Manchester* $23,363 $2,708 Univ. of New Hampshire Grad $20,250 $5,950 RHODE ISLAND Community College of Rhode Island $5,436 $4,820 Rhode Island College $9,795 $7,433 University of Rhode Island* $19,037 $7,408 Rhode Island College Grad $10,044 $2,988 University of Rhode Island Grad $17,298 $6,308 VERMONT Community College of Vermont $8,040 $2,664 Castleton State College $13,968 $9,072 Johnson State College $13,968 $7,008 Lyndon State College $13,968 $6,000 Vermont Technical College $17,328 $4,704 University of Vermont* $24,024 $10,632

The maximum RSP tuition rate is 175 percent of the college’s in-state rate (approved by NEBHE, effective with the 2006-07 academic year). The majority of RSP institutions charge 150 percent of their in-state rate. *Institutions charging the 175 percent rate. **Institutions charging a rate that is between 150 and 175 percent rate.

NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION’S REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM 2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 25

Regional Student Program, Tuition Break, Participating Institutions and Representatives CONNECTICUT Connecticut Board of Regents for Higher Education Braden J. Hosch, Director of Policy and Research Connecticut Community Colleges Asnuntuck Community College Capital Community College Gateway Community College Housatonic Community College Manchester Community College Middlesex Community College Naugatuck Valley Community College Northwestern Connecticut Community College Norwalk Community College Quinebaug Valley Community College Three Rivers Community College Tunxis Community College Connecticut State Universities Central Connecticut State University Tony Carberry, Associate Director of Recruitment & Admissions Eastern Connecticut State University Christopher Dorsey, Associate Director of Admissions Southern Connecticut State University Kimberly Crone, Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management Western Connecticut State University Jay Murray, Director of Admissions University of Connecticut Nathan Fuerst, Director of Undergraduate Admissions Gary Lewicki, Assistant Vice President for Enrollment Planning & Management Anne Lanzit, Program Administrator, Graduate School UConn School of Dental Medicine Dr. Edward Thibodeau, Associate Dean for Admissions UConn School of Law Willajeanne F. McLean, Interim Dean UConn School of Medicine Keat Sanford, Assistant Dean of Admissions

MAINE Maine Community College System Central Maine Community College Eastern Maine Community College Kennebec Valley Community College Northern Maine Community College Southern Maine Community College Washington County Community College York County Community College John Fitzsimmons, President Maine Community College System Maine Maritime Academy Jeff C. Wright, Director of Admissions University of Maine System Susan J. Hunter, Vice Chancellor, Academic and Student Affairs University of Maine System University of Maine Sharon Oliver, Senior Director of Admissions Daniel H. Sandweiss, Dean and Associate Provost for Graduate Studies Scott Delcourt, Associate Dean, Graduate School University of Maine at Augusta Sheri Fraser, Dean of Enrollment Services University of Maine Farmington Jamie Marcus, Director of Admissions University of Maine at Fort Kent Humberto Portellez, Registrar University of Maine at Machias Stuart Swain, Provost University of Maine at Presque Isle Erin Benson, Director of Admissions University of Southern Maine Deborah Daeris, Senior Associate Director of Undergraduate Admissions Dahlia Lynn, Dean of Graduate Studies Mary Sloan, Assistant Dean of Graduate School & Director of Graduate Admissions University of Maine School of Law Peter Pitegoff, Dean

MASSACHUSETTS Massachusetts Department of Higher Education Massachusetts Community Colleges Berkshire Community College Bristol Community College Bunker Hill Community College Cape Cod Community College Greenfield Community College Holyoke Community College Massachusetts Bay Community College Massasoit Community College Middlesex Community College Mount Wachusett Community College North Shore Community College Northern Essex Community College Quinsigamond Community College Roxbury Community College Springfield Technical Community College Massachusetts State Universities Bridgewater State University Gregg A. Meyer, Director of Admission Fitchburg State University Pamela McCafferty, Dean of Enrollment Management Framingham State University Jeremy Spencer, Dean of Enrollment Management Massachusetts College of Art & Design Karen Townsend, Dean of Admissions Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Denise Richardello, Vice President of Enrollment and External Relations Massachusetts Maritime Academy Elizabeth B. Stevenson, Vice President of Enrollment Management Salem State University Mary E. Dunn, Director of Transfer Admissions and Articulation Westfield State University Carol V. Persson, Vice President of Enrollment Management Worcester State University Joseph DiCarlo, Director of Admissions

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University of Massachusetts System Marcellette G. Williams, Senior Vice President, Academic & Student Affairs University of Massachusetts University of Massachusetts Amherst James Roche, Associate Provost Patrick Sullivan, Assistant Graduate Dean and Graduate Registrar University of Massachusetts Boston John Drew, Director of Undergraduate Admissions Zong-Guo Xia, Vice Provost for Research and Dean of Graduate Studies University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Kathy Magnusson, Associate Director of Admissions Alex J. Fowler, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs University of Massachusetts Lowell Michael Belcher, Director of Outreach and Recruitment Linda Southworth, Director of Graduate Admissions University of Massachusetts School of Law – Dartmouth Mary Lu Bilek Dean University of Massachusetts Worcester Graduate School of Nursing Susan Young, Director of Student Affairs NEW HAMPSHIRE Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) Great Bay Community College Lakes Region Community College Manchester Community College Nashua Community College New Hampshire Technical Institute River Valley Community College White Mountains Community College Ron Rioux, Vice Chancellor Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH)

University System of New Hampshire Keene State College Thomas M. Richard, Registrar Plymouth State University Eugene D. Fahey, Senior Associate Director of Admissions University of New Hampshire Robert McGann, Assistant Vice President for Student and Academic Services and Director of Admissions Cathy Rickarby, Senior Assistant Director of Admissions Harry J. Richards, Dean, Graduate School Dovev Levine, Admissions Officer, Graduate School University of New Hampshire- Manchester Donna Lukasiak, Senior Assistant Director of Admissions RHODE ISLAND Community College of Rhode Island Warwick Campus Robert A. Giovino, Associate Director of Admissions Lincoln Campus Jude A. Tomasino, Associate Director of Admissions Rhode Island College Holly Shadoian, Assistant Vice President, Academic Affairs University of Rhode Island Cynthia L. Bonn, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Eric Simonelli, Undergraduate Admissions Advisor Nasser H. Zawia, Dean, Graduate School Keith Killingbeck, Associate Dean, Graduate School

VERMONT Vermont State Colleges System Annie Howell, Director of Academic Planning and Research Vermont State Colleges System Castleton State College Maurice Ouimet Jr., Dean of Enrollment Community College of Vermont Linda Gabrielson, Executive Director of Academic Centers Johnson State College Penny Howrigan, Associate Dean of Enrollment Services Lyndon State College Bernard F. Hartshorn, Associate Director of Admissions Vermont Technical College Jessica Van Deren, Associate Dean of Enrollment Nate Ball, Assistant Director of Admissions University of Vermont Keith Williams, Registrar Cynthia Forehand, Associate Dean, Graduate College

New England Board of Higher Education www.nebhe.org Michael K. Thomas, President and CEO Wendy A. Lindsay, Senior Director, Regional Student Program Kiley Danchise-Curtis, Program Coordinator, Regional Student Program


New England Board of Higher Education: Member-State Board Delegates CONNECTICUT Sen. Beth Bye Connecticut General Assembly Judith B. Greiman President, Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges Marc S. Herzog, NEBHE Chair Barkhamsted, Connecticut Robert E. Miller Pomfret Center, Connecticut Sally Reis University of Connecticut, Neag Center for Gifted Education and Talent Development Rep. Roberta Willis Connecticut General Assembly MAINE Sen. Emily Cain Maine State Legislature Wanda L. Lincoln Old Town, ME The Hon. Joan M. Nass Maine State Legislature Rep. Mary Nelson Maine State Legislature James Page Chancellor, University of Maine System Karen T. Pardue Kennebunk, ME James E. Rier Commissioner, Maine Department of Education James C. Q. Weggler Madison, Maine

MASSACHUSETTS Rep. Michael A. Costello Massachusetts General Court Carole A. Cowan President, Middlesex Community College Richard M. Freeland Commissioner, Massachusetts Department of Higher Education M. Howard Jacobson Westboro, Massachusetts Sen. Thomas P. Kennedy Massachusetts General Court The Hon. Joan Menard Vice President of Workforce Development, Bristol Community College David J. Wahr Andover, Massachusetts NEW HAMPSHIRE Rep. Ralph G. Boehm New Hampshire General Court Sen. Louis D’Allesandro New Hampshire General Court Ross Gittell Chancellor, Community College System of New Hampshire Thomas B. Horgan President and CEO, New Hampshire College and University Council Edward R. MacKay Director, Higher Education Commission, New Hampshire Department of Education Todd Leach Chancellor, University System of New Hampshire Michele D. Perkins President, New England College The Hon. Andrew R. Peterson Former New Hampshire State Representative

RHODE ISLAND The Hon. Daniel P. Connors Director of Policy and Research, Advocacy Solutions Daniel P. Egan President, Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of Rhode Island Sen. Hanna M. Gallo Rhode Island General Assembly Rep. Joy Hearn Rhode Island General Assembly William H. Hurry, Jr. North Scituate, Rhode Island Rep. Joseph McNamara Rhode Island General Assembly The Hon. Robert A. Weygand Vice President for Administration University of Rhode Island VERMONT Timothy J. Donovan Chancellor, Vermont State Colleges Thomas Greene President, Vermont College of Fine Arts Karen Gross President, Southern Vermont College Joyce Judy President, Community College of Vermont Rep. Alice Miller Vermont General Assembly Sen. Kevin Mullin Vermont General Assembly Thomas Sullivan President, University of Vermont Michael Wool Charlotte, Vermont

Membership as of February 2014.

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Regional Student Program 2013-14 Annual Report

Appendix

Table of Contents

RSP Enrollment by Program at Individual Participating Institutions: 2013-14

Index of Institutions ........................................................................................................ A-2

RSP Enrollment by Program at Connecticut Institutions ................................................ A-3

RSP Enrollment by Program at Maine Institutions ......................................................... A-9

RSP Enrollment by Program at Massachusetts Institutions .......................................... A-14

RSP Enrollment by Program at New Hampshire Institutions ....................................... A-32

RSP Enrollment by Program at Rhode Island Institutions ............................................ A-37

RSP Enrollment by Program at Vermont Institutions ................................................... A-40

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Regional Student Program 2013-14 Annual Report: Appendix

RSP Enrollment by Program at Individual Participating Institutions

Index of Institutions

Asnuntuck Community College, CT...............................A-3 Berkshire Community College, MA .............................A-14 Bridgewater State University, MA................................A-22 Bristol Community College, MA..................................A-14 Bunker Hill Community College, MA..........................A-15 Cape Cod Community College, MA................................... * Capital Community College, CT......................................... * Castleton State College, VT..........................................A-40 Central Connecticut State University..............................A-5 Central Maine Community College ................................A-9 Community College of Rhode Island............................A-37 Community College of Vermont...................................A-40 Eastern Connecticut State University..............................A-5 Eastern Maine Community College ................................A-9 Fitchburg State University, MA....................................A-22 Framingham State University, MA ...............................A-22 Gateway Community College, CT...................................... * Great Bay Community College, NH .............................A-32 Greenfield Community College, MA............................A-15 Holyoke Community College, MA ...............................A-16 Housatonic Community College, CT.................................. * Johnson State College, VT ............................................A-40 Keene State College, NH ..............................................A-35 Kennebec Valley Community College, ME....................A-9 Lakes Region Community College, NH .......................A-32 Lyndon State College, VT.............................................A-40 Maine Maritime Academy ............................................A-10 Manchester Community College, CT.................................. * Manchester Community College, NH...........................A-33 Massachusetts Bay Community College.......................A-16 Massachusetts College of Art & Design .......................A-22 Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts..........................A-23 Massachusetts Maritime Academy................................A-23 Massasoit Community College, MA................................... * Middlesex Community College, CT ...............................A-3 Middlesex Community College, MA............................A-16 Mt. Wachusett Community College, MA .....................A-17 Nashua Community College, NH..................................A-33 Naugatuck Valley Community College .............................. * NHTI, Concord's Community College..........................A-33 North Shore Community College, MA .........................A-18 Northern Essex Community College, MA ....................A-19 Northern Maine Community College..............................A-9

Northwestern Connecticut Community College .............A-3 Norwalk Community College, CT ...................................... * Plymouth State University, NH.....................................A-35 Quinebaug Valley Community College, CT ...................A-3 Quinsigamond Community College, MA .....................A-20 Rhode Island College ....................................................A-38 River Valley Community College, NH.........................A-34 Roxbury Community College, MA..................................... * Salem State University, MA..........................................A-24 Southern Connecticut State University ...........................A-5 Southern Maine Community College..............................A-9 Springfield Technical Community College, MA ..........A-21 Three Rivers Community College, CT ...........................A-4 Tunxis Community College, CT ......................................... * University of Connecticut ...............................................A-7 University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine ...A-8 University of Connecticut School of Law.......................A-8 University of Connecticut School of Medicine...............A-8 University of Maine (Orono).........................................A-11 University of Maine at Augusta ....................................A-11 University of Maine Farmington...................................A-12 University of Maine at Fort Kent ..................................A-12 University of Maine at Machias ....................................A-12 University of Maine at Presque Isle ..............................A-12 University of Maine School of Law..............................A-13 University of Massachusetts Amherst...........................A-26 University of Massachusetts Boston .............................A-28 University of Massachusetts Dartmouth .......................A-28 University of Massachusetts Lowell .............................A-29 Univ. of Massachusetts School of Law–Dartmouth......A-29 Univ. of Massachusetts Worcester School of Nursing..A-32 University of New Hampshire.......................................A-35 University of New Hampshire at Manchester ...............A-36 University of Rhode Island ...........................................A-39 University of Southern Maine .......................................A-12 University of Vermont ..................................................A-42 Vermont Technical College ..........................................A-41 Washington County Community College, ME ...............A-9 Western Connecticut State University ............................A-6 Westfield State University, MA ....................................A-24 White Mountains Community College, NH..................A-34 Worcester State University, MA ...................................A-25 York County Community College, ME ........................A-10

*No RSP enrollment reported for 2013-14


RSP Enrollment by Program at Individual Participating Institutions: 2013-14

RSP Enrollment at Connecticut Community Colleges: 2013-14Connecticut Institutions

NUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCEAsnuntuck Community College CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSAccounting 5 5Business Administration 4 4Criminal Justice 4 4Early Childhood Education 4 4General Studies 11 11Human Services 2 2Information Systems Technology 1 1Liberal Arts 13 13Machine Technology 43 43Manufacturing Electronics and Controls Technology 2 2Manufacturing Welding Technology 9 9Marketing 1 1Office User Specialist 1 1Asnuntuck Community College TOTALS 0 100 0 0 0 100

Middlesex Community College CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSBiotechnology 1 1Middlesex Community College TOTALS 0 0 0 0 1 1

Northwestern Connecticut Community College CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSBusiness and Management Administration 1 1General Studies 3 3Liberal Arts and Science 1 1Northwestern Connecticut Community College TOTALS 0 5 0 0 0 5

Quinebaug Valley Community College CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSBusiness Administration 1 1 2Business Office Technology 1 1Computer Networking 1 1Early Childhood Education 2 2Engineering Science 1 1Fine Arts 2 2General Studies 2 1 3Human Services 1 1Liberal Arts and Sciences 1 1 1 3Medical Assisting 2 2 4Pathway to Teaching Careers 1 1Plastics Technology (Certificate) 1 1Technology Studies 1 1Undeclared 0Quinebaug Valley Community College TOTALS 1 15 0 6 1 23


Connecticut InstitutionsNUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCE

Three Rivers Community College CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSArchitectural Design Technology 2 2Computer Science Technology 1 1Computer-Aided Design 1 1Criminal Justice 1 1General Engineering Technology 2 2General Studies 3 3Hospitality Management 1 1Mechanical Engineering Technology 3 3Nuclear Engineering Technology 1 1Sports and Leisure Management 1 1Three Rivers Community College TOTALS 0 0 0 16 0 16

Connecticut Community College TOTALS 1 120 0 22 2 145

The following institutions reported no RSP Enrollment in 2013-14:Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Manchester, Naugatuck Valley, Norwalk, Tunxis community colleges


RSP Enrollment at Connecticut State University Campuses: 2013-14Connecticut Institutions

NUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCECentral Connecticut State University CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSBACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMSCivil Engineering Technology 1 1Construction Management Technology 5 1 1 1 8Graphic/Information Design 1 1 2Industrial Technology 3 3Mathematics 2 2Mechanical Engineering Technology 1 1 2Pre-Management 1 1Undergraduate TOTALS 3 10 2 3 1 19

MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMSBiological Science: Anesthesia 2 11 1 2 3 19Marriage and Family Therapy 1 1Graduate TOTALS 3 11 1 2 3 20

Central Connecticut State University TOTALS 6 21 3 5 4 39

Eastern Connecticut State University CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSBACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMSApplied Social Relations/Sociology 2 19 2 5 1 29Biochemistry 2 1 3Business Information Systems 5 5Communications 5 5Computer Science 4 3 7Economics 4 4Environmental Earth Science 2 1 3Labor Relations and Human Resource Management 1 2 1 4Mathematics 2 2Sport and Leisure Management 7 7Theatre 1 1Eastern Connecticut State University TOTALS 2 40 4 23 1 70

Southern Connecticut State University CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSBACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMSAthletic Training 1 1Library Science and Instructional Technology 1 1Public and Community Health 1 1 2Recreation and Leisure Studies 7 7Undergraduate TOTALS 0 7 2 2 0 11

MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMSWomen's Studies 1 1Graduate TOTALS 0 0 0 0 1 1

Southern Connecticut State University TOTALS 0 7 2 2 1 12



Western Connecticut State University CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSBACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMSHealth Education (PreK-12) 1 1Health Promotion Studies 1 1 2Justice and Law Administration 2 3 5Media Arts 1 1Meteorology 1 1Western Connecticut State University TOTALS 2 2 2 4 0 10

Connecticut State University UNDERGRADUATE TOTALS 7 59 10 32 2 110Connecticut State University GRADUATE TOTALS 3 11 1 2 4 21Connecticut State University TOTALS 10 70 11 34 6 131


RSP Enrollment at the University of Connecticut: 2013-14Connecticut Institutions

NUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCEUniversity of Connecticut CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMSAnimal Science 1 1 2

BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMSActing (BFA) 6 6Actuarial Science 1 35 4 2 1 43Allied Health Sciences 44 7 4 55Biomedical Engineering 5 74 16 1 5 101Chemical Engineering 3 3Cognitive Science 6 26 6 38Communication Sciences 2 2Diagnostic Genetic Sciences 4 1 1 6Economics 1 1Engineering Physics 1 1 2Environmental Science 1 1Exploratory 1 1Health Care Management 2 7 1 10History 1 1Human Development and Family Studies 30 30Italian Literature and Cultural Studies 1 1Landscape Architecture 1 1Latin American Studies 1 1Management and Engineering for Manufacturing 2 2 4Marine Sciences 9 9Materials Science and Engineering 26 6 7 1 40Mathematics 1 1Nursing 1 1Pathobiology 3 19 3 25Pharmacy Studies (BS) 4 24 5 1 34Physiology and Neurobiology 5 68 19 14 106Psychology 3 3Real Estate and Urban Economics 2 2Statistics 14 2 16Structural Biology/Biophysics 3 1 4Turfgrass and Soil Science 1 1Undecided 1 1UConn Undergraduate Totals 29 405 53 47 18 552

MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMSAdult Learning 1 1Agriculture and Resource Economics 1 1Applied Financial Math 1 1Biomedical Engineering 2 2Dramatic Arts (MFA, MA) 1 2 3Health Promotion 1 1Human Development and Family Studies 2 2Financial Risk Management 1 1Literatures, Cultures and Languages 1 1 2Materials Science and Engineering 1 1



University of Connecticut (continued) CT ME MA NH RI VT TOTALSMASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMSMedieval Studies 1 1Microbial Systems Analysis 1 1Nursing 1 1Public Health (MPH) 1 1Social Work (MSW) 10 1 11Speech, Language and Hearing 1 1 3 5Survey Research 1 1

DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMSAnthropology 1 1 2Biomedical Engineering 1 1Biomedical Science 4 4Communication Sciences (AuD, PhD) 2 2Comparative Literature/Cultural Studies 1 1Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 1 1Educational Psychology 1 1 2French 1 1Geography 1 1Geological Sciences 1 1History 2 1 3Human Development and Family Studies 1 1Kinesiology 1 1 2Linguistics 1 1Music (DMA, PhD) 2 2 4Natural Resources 1 1Nursing Practice (DNP) 1 1 2 4Nutritional Science 1 1Pharmaceutical Sciences 1 1Pharmacy (PharmD) 5 22 12 1 40Physical Therapy (DPT) 2 1 3Political Science 1 1 2Social Work (PhD) 4 2 6Spanish 1 1Speech, Language and Hearing 1 1UConn Graduate School Totals 11 59 27 22 4 123

University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine 3 13 1 2 1 20University of Connecticut School of Medicine 1 3 4University of Connecticut School of Law 30 5 6 2 43

University of Connecticut UNDERGRADUATE Totals 29 405 53 47 18 552University of Connecticut GRADUATE Totals 14 102 34 33 7 190University of Connecticut TOTALS 43 507 87 80 25 742

Connecticut TOTALS 54 697 98 136 33 1,018


RSP Enrollment at Maine Community Colleges: 2013-14Maine Institutions

NUMBER OF RSP STUDENTS BY STATE OF RESIDENCECentral Maine Community College CT

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