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TITLE Annual Enrollment Report:-Student Blrollment and'Full-Time Equivalents, 1974-1975. Volume 10.
INSTITUTION North Carolina State Dept. of Community Colleges,Raleigh.
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IDENTIFIERS *North Carolina,
ABSTRACTThis report contains enrollment data for the 40
technical institutes and 17 community colleges in the North CarolinaCommunity College System for the 1974-75 school year, withcomparative data for the 1973-74 and 1972-73 school years. The dataare presented in extensive tables and graphs which comprise the bulkof the document. Unduplicated headcount enrollment and average annualfull-time equivalent enrollment, by'institution, are borken down byprogram area: college transfer, general, technical, and vocationalprograms; academic, recreational, and occupational extensionprograms; learning laboratory, adult basic education, ManpowerDevelopment Training Act, and new and expanding industry programs.The data are further divided within institution by quarter. Aggregateannual unduplicated headcount enrollment data is presented bycurriculum specialization within each major program area. Studentenrollment by sex and race is presented by institution, and inaggregate percentages btype of program. Several tables detail thegeographic origin of students by institution, and by home county andcurriclulm area, as compared to the 1974 county high school graduatepopulation and general county population. 1 brief introductionprovides definitions of terms. (BB)
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FOREWORD
This annual enrollment report of the technical institutes and community
colleges in the North Carolina Community College System is made possible
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and Operations Research and Information Division of the Department of
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Director of the Operations Research arfd Information Division, each year
reporting has been improved.
This information is necessary in budgeting state funds for the support
of each institution. Also, by comparing reports for different years,
enrollment trends are revealed that serve as guides for longrange
planning.
A word of caution, however, is in order. Enrollment in new institutions
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such as facilities. This means that enrollment statistics, while
necessary and valuable information, cannot be taken alone in making
evaluation judgements or in longrange planning.
Tqnks are expressed to all who participated in the sometimes tedious
but always necessary reporting that made this report possible.
Ben E. Fountain, Jr., State PresidentNorth Carolina Department of Community
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CONTENTS
Foreward
IntroductionSources of Data
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Calculation of Full-time Equivalents (FTE) 1
Terms and Definitions 1
Listing of North Carolina Community College SystemInstitutions and Presidents 4
Map Showing the Location of North Carolina CommunityCollege System Institutions 7
List of Graphs and Tables
Graph TableNumber Number
1 Student Enrollment by Institution 1974-75 8
2 Student Enrollment by Quarter 1974-75 10
3 Student Enrollment 1958-59 thrigigh 1974-75 11
4_ Number of Students Enrolled by Program 1974-75,.1973-74, 1972-73 12
5 student Enrollment by Sex and Race by Institution 1974-75 20
6.A. :prudent Enrotlment by Sex and Raceby Type of Program 1974-75 2i
6.B. Student Enrollment by Sex and Race by Type of Program 1973-74 21
7 Geographic Origin of Fail Quarter 1974 Curriculum Students 22
8 Home State of Out-of-State Students Enrolled in theNorth Carolina Community College System 1974-75 School Year 23
9 Home County of North Carolina Students Enrolled in theNorth Carolina Community College System 1974-75 School Year 24
10 Average Annual Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Summary 1974-75 28
11 FTE by Quarter 1974-75 30
12 Average Annual FTE 1965-66 through 1974-75 31
1 Student Enrollment in Curriculum Programs 1974-75 32
2 Average Annual FTE in Curriculum Programs 1974-75 33
3 Student Enrollment by Program 1974-75 34
4 Average Annual FTE 1974-75 35
5 13 College Transfer Program FTE 1974-75 36, 37
6 14 General Education Program FTE 1974-75 38, 39
7 15 Technical Program FTE 1974-75 40, 41
8 16 Vocational Program FTE 1974-75 42, 43
9 17 Curriculum Programs Subtotal FTE 1974-75 44, 45
10 18 Occupational Extension Program FTE 1974-75 46, 47
11 19 Other Academic Extension Programs FTE 1974-75 48, 49
12 20 Adult High School Programs FTE 1974-75 50, 51
13 21 Regular Budget Extension Programs Subtotal FTE 1974-75 52, 53
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Student Enrollment by Institution 1974-75
Student Enrollment by Quarter 1974-75
Student Enrollment 1958-59 through 1974-75
Number of Students Enrolled by Program 1974-75,1973-74, 1972-73
_)tudent Enrollment by Sex and Race by Institution 1974-75 20
Student Enrollment by Sex and Race by Type of Program 1974-75 2i
Student Enrollment by Sex and Race by Type of Program 1973-74 21
Geographic Origin of Fall Quarter 1974 Curriculum Students 22
Home State of OutofState Students Enrolled in theNorth Carolina Community College System 1974-75 School Year 23
Home County of North Carolina Students Enrolled in theNorth Carolina Community College System 1974-75 School Year 24
Average Annual Fulltime Equivalent (FTE) Summary 1974-75 28
FTE by Quarter 1974-75 30
Average Annual FTE 1965-66 through 1974-75 31
Student Enrollment in Curriculum Programs 1974-75 32
Average Annual FIE in Curriculum Programs 1974-75 33
Student Enrollment by Program 1974-75 34
Average Annual FIE 1974-75 35
College Trahsfer Program FTE 1974-75 36, 37
General Education Program FTE 1974-75 38, 39
Technical Program FTE 1974-75 40, 41
Vocational Program FTE 1974-75 42, 43
Curriculum Programs Subtotal FTE 1974-75 44, 45
Occupational Extension Program FTE 1974-75 46, 47
Other Academic Extension Programs FTE 1974-75 48, 49
Adult High School Programs FTE 1974-75 50, 51
Regular Budget Extension Programs Subtotal FTE 1974-75 52, 53
Curriculum and Regular Budget Extension ProgramsSubtotal FIE 1974-75 54, 55
Learning Laboratory FTE 1974-75 56, 57
Adult Basic Education Program FTE 1974-75 58, 59
Comprehensive Employment Training Act Program FTE 1974-75 60, 61
New and Expanding Industry Program FTE 1974-754
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Selfsupporting Recreational Program FTE 1974-75 64, 65
Total Average Annual FTE 1974-75 66, 67
INTRODUCTION
This publication contains enrollment data of the 40 technical institutesand 17 community colleges in the North Carolina Community College Systemfor the 1974-75 school year, summer quarter 1974 through spring quarter1975. For comparative purposes, the totals for the 1973-74 and 1972-73school years are shown on most tables. Prior to 1970-71 the school yearwas defined as the period from the fall quarter through summer quarter.The tables on pages nand 31 show respectively historical studentenrollment and FTE data. Distribution of enrollment for the 1974-75 schoolyear is shown graphically on pages 34 and 35.
Sources of Data: There were three source documents from whichtdata wascollected. The curriculum and extension enrollment data cards, Form DCC 7-1and DCC 7-2, completed by each student enrolled in the system provided thenumber of students enrolled and identified the curriculum or program inwhich they were enrolled, Each student is counted only one time: see thedefinition of unduplicated headcount on page 3. The Instructor's ClassReport, Form DCC 7-3, provided the number of FTE by major instructionalarea.
Calculation of Full-time Equivalents (FTE): Since many of the students inthe Community College System attend class on a part-time basis, it isdesirable to equate them to "typical" full-time students. The full-timeequivalent (FTE), representative of the amount of time the "typical"students would attend class, was the means developed to standardizereporting. Several part-time students constitute only one FTE.
One full-time equivalent (FTE) is a student in membership for 16 hours ofclass, shop, or laboratory per week for 44 weeks, the full four-quarterschool year. To determine the average annual FTE, the total membershiphours reported for the year is divided by 704. Student membership hoursfor a quarter divided by 176 produce full-time equivalents for a givenquarter.
Terms and Definitions: The definitions shown below describe very brieflythe terms used in this publication. Reference should be made to theNorth Carolina Educational Guide of Technical Institutes and Community Collegesfor more detailed information regarding programs offered by the system.
Academic Curriculum Programs include College Transfer and GeneralEducation curriculu programs.
Academic Education Extension Programs consist of hort coursesdeveloped to sery the general academic needs and interests ofthe adult population in the community.
Adult Basic Education Extension Programs consist of classes for
adults eighteen years of age or older who lack elementary education(grades one through eight). -This program is funded 90 percent withFederal funds and 10 percent willv,,sfate funds,
Adult High School Education Extension P ograms consist of classroominstruction, or learniOg Taboratory co ses, or a combination ofboth designed to qualit,y a student for an adult high school diplomaunder an Agreement of Affiliation or prepare him successfully todemonstrate competeRcy in the Gene 1 Education Development Testsand to receive a High ool E valency Certificate from theState Department of Publi truction.
Average Annual FTE is the avera e OE of the four quarters of summer,
col ec e . e curricu um an extension enrollment data cards, Form DCC 7-1and DCC 7-2, completed by each student enrolled in the system provided thenumber of students enrolled'and idengPed the curriculum or program inwhich they were enrolled, Each student is counted only one time: see thedefinition of unduplicated headcount of page 3. The Instructor's ClassReport, Form DCC 7-3, provided the number of FTE by major instructionalarea.
Calculation of Fulltime Equivalents (FTE): ince many of the students inthe Community College System attend class on a parttime basis, it is
desirable to equate them to "typical" full tim students. The fulltimeequivalent (FTE), representative of the amount of time the "typical"students would attend class, was the means dev loped to standardizereporting. Several parttime students constitute only one FTE.
One fulltime equivalent (FTE) is a student in membership for 16 hours ofclass, shop, or laboratory per week for 44 weeks, the full fourquarterschool year. To determine the average annual FTE, the total membershiphours reported for the year is divided by 704. Student membership hoursfor a quarter divided by 176 produce fulltime equivalents for a givenquarter.
Terms and Definitions: The definitions shown beldw describe very brieflythe terms used in this publication. Reference should be made to theNorth Carolina Educational Guide of Technical Institutes nd Community Collegesfor more detailed information regarding programs offered the system.
Academic Curriculum Programs.include College Transfer and GeneralEducation currkulum programs.
Academic Education: Extension Programs consist of short coursesdeveloped to serve the general academic needs and interests ofthe adult population in the community.
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Adult Basic Education Extension Programs onsist of classes foradults eighteen years of age or older who ck elementary education{grades one through eight). This program is funded 90 percent withFederal funds and 10 percent with state funds.
Adult High School Education Extension Programs consist of classroominstruction, or learning laboratory courses, or a combination ofboth designed to qualify a student for an adult high school diplomaunder an,Agreement of Affiliation or to prepare him successfully todemonstrate competency in the General Education Development Testsand to receive a High School Equivalency Certificate from theState-Department of Public Instruction.
"Average Annual FTE is the average FTE of the four quarters of summer,fall, winter, and spring fora given year.
College Transfer Education Programs consist of planned academiccurricula programs of at least 96 quarter hours of credit leadingto an Associate in Arts or Associate it Science degree and designedto allow for transfer to the junior year of a senior institution.
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Comprehensive Employment Training Act, CETA, Programs consist ofoccupational traing and basic education for unemployed, underemployed,and disadvantaged'persons. The program is a cooperative venture betwdtnlabor and education. The Labor Department selects both the fields inwhich trainin,4 is to be offered and the students to receive the training.The Departme t of Community Colleges provides the training.
Curriculum Programs Inctude,College Transfer, General Education, Technical,and Vocational programs tpecial Credit Students are also included incurriculum men-Y
Programs include Adult Basic Education, CETA (ComtorehensiveEmployment Training Act), New Industry, and Selfsupporting'Recreational programs in addition to the Regular Budget Extensionprogram areas of Occupational Extension, Adult High School, andAcademic Extension.
Fundamental Education Extension Programs include Adult Basic Education,Adult High School, and Learning Laboratory.
General Education Curriculum programs consist of basic course work inEnglish, literature, fine arts, philosophy, social science, science,and mathematics. They re designed principally for students who desiretwo years of general education beyond the high school level. Successfulcompletion of 96 quarter hours of credit _leads to an Associate Degreein General Education. Fewer hours are required for the Certificate inGeneral Education. Also included in this category aFe the special creditstudents (see definition below).
Learning Laboratory consists of selfinstruction using programmed text,audio visual equipment, and other selfinstructional materials. A
Learning Laboratory coordinator, who is always in the lab, has thefunction of bringing the instructional media and the student togetheron the basis of objective and subjective evaluation and of counseling,supervising, and encouraging persons working in the lab.
New and Expanding Industry Programs provide for the training needs ofnew industries which are moving into the state and also for existingindustries undergoing a major expansion which results in the need foradditional skilled manpower.
Occupational Curriculum Programs include Technical and Vocationalprograms.
Occupational Extension Programs consist of single courses, each completein itself, designed for the specific purposes of training an individualfor employment, upgrading the skills of persons presently employed, andretraining others for new(employment in occupational fields.
'Regular Budget Extension includes Occupational Exten;jon, Adult HighSchool, and Academic Extension programs.
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Regular Budget programs'include all programs in the Curriculum (CollegeTransfer, Gene'ral Education, Technical, and Vocational) and RegularBudget Extension areas (Occupational Extension, Adult High School, andAcademic Extension programs). It does not include Learning Lab, AdultBasic Education, CETA, New Industry, or Selfsupporting Recreationalclasses.
Extension Programs include Adult Basic Education,, CETA (Comprehensive'Employment Training Act), New Industry, and SelfsupportingRecreational programs in addition to the Regular Budget Extensionprogram areas of Occupational Extension, Adult High.School, andAcademic Extension.
Fundamental Education Extension Programs include Adult Basic Education,= Adult High School, and Learning Laboratory.
General Education Curriculum Programs consist of basic course work inEnglish, literature, fine arts, philosophy, social science, science,and mathematics. They are designed principally for students who desiretwo years of general education beyond the high school level. Successfulcompletion of 96 quarter hours of. credit leads to an Associate Degreein General Education. Fewer hours are required for the Certificate inGeneral Education. Also included in this category are the special creditstudents (see definition below).
Learning Laboratory consists of selfinstruction using programmed text,audio visual equipment, and other selfinstructional materials. ALearning Laboratory coordinator, Who is always in the lab, has thefunction of bringing the instructional media and the student togetheron the basis of objective and'subjective evaluation and of counseling,supervising, and encouraging persons-working in the lab.
New a d Expanding Industry Programs provide for the training needs ofnew i ustries which are moving into the state and also for existingindus ries undergoing a major expansion which results in the need foradditional skilled manpower.
Occupational Curriculum Programs include Technical and Vocationalprograms.
Occupational Extension Programs consist of single courses, each completein itself, designed f6r the specific purposes of training an individualfor employment, upgrading the skills of persons presently employed, andrefraining others for new employment in occupational fields.
Regular Budget Extension includes Occupational Extension, Adult High-School, and Academic Extension programs.
Regular Budget Programs include all programs in the Curriculum (CollegeTransfer, General Education, Technical, and Vocational) and Regular ,
Budget Extension areas (Occupational Extension, Adult High School, andAcademic Extensio#programs). It does not in lude Learning Lab, AdultBasic Education, CETA, New Industry, or Selfsupporting Recreationalclasses.
Selfsupporting Recreational Programs are those programs and activitieswhich the institution may provide at the request of the community but forwhich the institution receives no budgetary credit. The cost of suchactivities are borne exclusively by the participants or somecontracting agency.
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Special Credit Students are those students' who take one or more singlecourses for credit but who are not enrolled in a regularcurriculumprogram.
S ecialt Education is a special subset of occupational extensionp rams which are offered in the area of ambulance training,Rlec ical lineman safety training, fire service training, fisherlesoccupa ons training, forensic science education, hospitalityeducation, law enforcement training, management development programs,and telepho safety training.
Technical Educat 'n Curriculum Programs are designed to prepareindividuals for emp yment, and completion of the curriculum leadsto an Associate in Ap lied Science degree. They involve the applicationof scientific principle in research, design, development, production,distribution, or service. The programs are generally two academicyears in length, although -ome take longer to complete.
Unduplicateq Headcount is the number of individuals enrolled in eachcurriculum or extension progra A student is counted in only onecurriculum; therefore, the sum o he enrollment in each curriculumequals the total curriculum enrollm t. However, in extension a
-student is counted in each extension p ram in which he is enrolled,but he is counted only once in each exten ion subtotal and extensiontotal count regardless of the number of different programs in whichhe is enrolled. Because of this method of counting_the extensionenrollment, the sum of the enrollments in each progrem_exceeds thetotal unduplicated extension count. Prior to 1971-72, extensionstudents were counted only in the extension program-in which theywere first enrolled regardless of the number of different programsin which they were enrolled.
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Vocational Education Curriculum Programs consist of a series ofcourses which are designed to prepare an individual for employmentin a specific occupation< These programs consist of a seRdence ofcourses which generally can be completed in one year or Tess by afulltime student. Successful complet'i'on of a vocat nal curriculumprogram leads to a diploma or certificate.
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LISTING OF NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEMINSTITUTIONS AND PRESIDENTS
Anson Technical InstitutePost Office Box 68Ansonville, North Carolina 28007Dr. H, B, Monroe, President
AshevilleBuncombe Technical Institute.340 Victoria RoadAsheville, North Carolina 28801Harvey L. Haynes, President
Beaufort County Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1069Washington, North Carolina 27889James P, Blanton, President
Bladen Technical IhstitutePost Office Box 128Duplin, North Carolina 28337George Resseguie, President
Blue Ridge Technical InstituteFlat Rock, North Carolina 28731
' Dr. William D. Killian, President
Caldwell Community College andTechnical Institute
Post Office Box 600Lenoir, North Carolina 28645Dr, H. E. Beam, President
pe Fear Technical Institute411 North Front StreetWilmington, North Carolina 28401M. J. McLeod, President
Carteret Technical InstitutePost Office Box 849Morehead City, North Carolina 28557Dr. Donald W. Bryant, President
Catawba Variey Technical InstituteHickory, North Carolina 28601Robert E. Paap, President
Central Car Ina Technical Institute1105 Kelly rive 0, 4
Sanford, NOrth Carolina 27330Dr. J. F. Hockaday, President
Central Piedmont Community CollegePost Office Box 4009Charlotte, North Carolina 28204Dr. Richard Hagemeyer, President
Cleveland County Technical Institute137 South Post RoadShelbyH\lorth Carolina 28150James B. Petty, President
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Craven Technical InstitutePost Office Box 885New Bern, North Carolina 28560Dr. Thurman Brock, President
Davidson County Community CollegePost Office Box 1287Lexington, North Carolina 27292Dr. Grady E. Love, President
Durham Technical InstitutePost Office Drawer 11307Durham, North Carolina 27703Dr. Jo n M. Crumpton, Jr., President
EdgecoMbe Technical InstitutePost Office Box 550Tarbo\ro, North Carolina 7886Charles B. McIntyre, President
Fayetteville Technical InstitutePost Office Box 5236Fayetteville, North Carctlina 28303Howard E. Boudreau, President'
Forsyth Technical Institute2100 Silas Creek ParkwayWinstonSalem, North Carolina 27,1.03
Harley P. Affeldt, President
Gaston CollegeNew Dallas HighwayDallas, North Carolina 28034Dr. Joseph L. Mills, President
Guilford Technical InstitutePost Office Box 309Jamestown, North Carolina 27282Dr. Woodrow B. Sugg, President
Halifax County Technical InstitutePost Office Draper- 809
Weldon, North Carolina 27890.,
Dr. Phillip Taylor, President
Haywood Technical InstitutePost Office Box 457 t,
Clyde, North Carolina 28721M. C. Nix, President
Isothermal Community CollegePost Office Box 804Spindale, North Carolina 28160Fred J. Eason, President
James Sprunt InstitutePost Office Box 398Kenansville, North Carolina 2830
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Washington, North Carolina 27889James P. Blanton, President
Bladen Technical AnstitutePost Office Box 128Duplin, North Carolina 28337George Resseguie, President
Blue Ridge Technical InstituteFlat 6.4k, North Carolina 28731Dr- William D. Killian, President
Caldwell \C.,aqrounity College and ^1
T nical lhstitutePost Office Bdx 600Lenoir, North Carolina 28645Dr. H. E. Beam, Pi.dent
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Cape Fear Technical I titute411 North Front StreetWilmington, North Carol in 28401.M. J. McLeod, President
Carteret Technical InstitutePost Office BoR 849Morehead City, NDr. Donald W. Bryant,
Carolina 8557si dent
Zatawba Valley Technical InstituHickory, North Carolina 28601Robert E. Paap, President
Xentral Carolina Technical Institute1105 Kelly Drive$anford, North Carolina 2730Dr, J. F. Hockaday, President
Central Piedmont ComMunity CollegePost Office Box 4009Charlotte, North'Carolina 28204Dr. Richard Hagemeyer, President
Cleveland County chnical Institute137 Soyth Post*RoadShelby, North Carolina .3-1S-(5.---1
James B., Petty, Pregident
Coastal Carolina Community College222 Georgetown RoadJacksonville, North Carolina 28540Dr. James Henderson; Jr., President.
College of the AlbemarleElizabeth City, North Carolina 27909Dr. J. Parker Cheskn, J,r., President
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ur am ec n ca ns u ePost Office Di-awer 11307Durham, North Carolina 27703Dr. John M. Crumpton, Jr., President
Edgecombe Technical InstitutePost Office Box 550Tarboro, North Carolina 27886Charles B. McIntyre, President
Fayetteville Technical InstitutePost Office Box 5236Fayetteville, North Carolina 28303Howard E. Boudreau, President
Forsyth Technical Institute .
2100 Silas Creek ParkwayWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27103Harley P. Affeldt, President
Gaston CollegeNew Dallas HighwayDallas..6rNorth Carolina 28034Dr. Aiegeph L. Mills, Preside
Guilford Technical InstitutePost Office Box 309Jamestown, North Carolinalm127282
Dr. Woodrow B. Sugg, President
Halifax County Technical InstitutePost Office Drawer 809Weldon, North Carolina 27890Dr. /hillip Taylor, President
Haywood Technical InstitutePost Office Box 457Clyde, North Carolina 28721M. C. Nix, President
Isothermal Community CollegePost Office Box 804Spindale, North Carolina 28160Fred.J. Eason, President
James Sprunt InstitutePost 'Office Box 398
Kenansville, North Carolina 28349Dixon S. Hall, President
Johnston Technical InstitutePost Office Box 29Smithfield, North Carolina 27577Dr. John Tart, President
Lenoir Community CollegePdst Office Box 188Kinston, North Carolina 28501Dr. Jesse L. McDaniel, President
Martin nical InstituteP Office Drawer 866Williamston, North Carolina 27892Dr. Joseph B. Carter, Acting President ,
Mayland Technical InstitutePost Office Box 47
Spruce Pine, Nor harolina 28777Dr. 0. M. Blake, President
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McDowell Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1049 .
Marion, North Carolina 28752,,John Alfred Price, President
Mitchell Community C le9e
West Broad StreetStatesville, North Carolina 28677Dr. Charles C. Poindexter, President
Montgomery Technical InstitutePost Office Drawer 579Troy, North Carolina 27371Marvin Miles, President
Nash Technical InstituteRoute 5, Box 255Rocky Mount, North Carolina 27801Jack Ballard, President
Pamlico,Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1215Alliance, North Carolina 28509Paul Johnson, President
Piedmont Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1197Roxboro, North Carolina 27573Dr. Edward W. Cox, President
Pi t 6 nical InstitutePos Office er 7007Greenville, North lina 27834D. Waal E. Fulford, ., resident
Randolp Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1009Asheboro North Carolina 27203M. H. Branson, President
Richmond Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1189Hamlet, North Carolina 28345Joseph H. Nanney, President
Roanoke-Chowan Technical InstituteRoute 2, Box 46-AAhoskie, North Carolina 27910J. W. Young, President
Robesbn Technical Institute
Post Office Drawer ALumberton North Carolina 28358
Sampsonjechnical InstitutePost Office Drawer 318Clinton, North Carolina 28328Robert G. Smith, Acting President
Sandhills Community CollegePost Office Box 1379Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387.
Dr. Raymond A, Stone, President,
Southeastern Community CollegePost Office Box 151Whiteville, North Carolina 28472Dr. W. Ronald McCarter, President
Southwestern Technical InstitutePost Office Office Box 95ylva, North Carolina 28779Nward E. Bryson, President
Stanly Technical Institute621 Wall Street,Albemarle, North Carolina 28001Dr. Charles H. Byrd, President,
Surry Community CollegePost Office Box 304Dobson, North Carolina 27017Dr. Swanson Richards, President
Technical Institute of Alamance411 Camp RoadBurlington, North Carolina 27215Dr. William E. Taylor, President
Tri-County Technical InstitutePost Office Box 40Murphy, North Carolina 28906Vincent W. Crisp, President
Vance-Granville Technical_ Institute406 Chestnut StreetHenderson, North Carolina 27536Dr. Donald R. Mohorn, President
Wake Technical InstituteRoute 10, Box 200Raleigh, North Carolina 27603Robert W. LeMay, Jr., President
Wayne Community College,,caller Box 8002Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530Dr. Clyde Erwin, Jr., President
Western Piedmont Community College1001 Burkemont AvenueMorganton, North Carolina 28655Dr. Gordon Blank, President
Wilkes Community CollegePost Office Drawer 120
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Mitchell Communi,,ty,CoilegeWest Broad Street\Statesville, North'carolna 28677Dr. Charles C. Poindexter, President
Montgomery Technical InstitutePost Office Drawer 579Troy, North Ca"rolina 27371Marvin Miles, President
Nash Technical Institute
Route 5, Box 255Rocky Mount, North Carolina 27801 411k
Jack Ballard, President
Pamlico Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1215Alliance, North Carolina 28509Paul Johnson, President
Piedmont Tecnnical InstitutePost.Office Box 1197Roxboro, North Carolina 27573Dr. Edward W. Cox, President
Pitt Technical InstitutePost Office Drawer 7007Greenville, North Carolina 27834Dr. William E. Fulford, Jr., President
Randolph Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1009Asheboro, North Carolina 27203M. H. Branson, President
Richmond Technical InstitutePost Office Box 1189,Hamlet, North Carolina 28345Joseph.H. Nanney, President
RoanokeChowan Technical InstituteRoute 2, Box 46AAhoskie, North Carolina 27910J. W. Young, President
Robeson Technical InstitutePost Office Drawer ALumberton, North Carolina 28358Craig Allen, President
Rockingham Community College ,
Wentworth, North Carolina 27575Dr. Gerald B. Jpffig.s, President
Rowan Technical institutePost Office Box 1595Salisbury, North Carolina 28144C. Merrill Hamilton, President 5
Southwestern Technical InstitutePost Office Office Box 95Sylva, North Carolina 28779Edward E. Bryson,,, President
Stanly Technical Institute621 Wall StreetAlbemarle, North Carolina 28001Dr. Charles H. Byrd, President
Surry Community CollegePost Office Box 304Dobson, North Carolina 27017Dr. Swanson Richards, President
Technical Institute of Alamance411 Camp RoadBurlington, North Carolina 27215Dr. William E. Taylor, President
TriCounty Technical InstitutePost Office Box 40Murphy, North Carolina 28906Vincent W. Crisp, President
VanceGranville-Technical Institute406 Chestnut StreetHenderson, North Carolina 27536Dr. Donald R. Mohorn, President
Wake Technical InstituteRoute 10, Box 200Raleigh, North Carolina 27603Robert W. LeMay, Jr., President
Wayne Community College
Caller Box 8002Goldsboro, Wirth Carolina 27530Dr. Clyde Erwin, Jr., President
Western Piednbnt Community College1001 Burkemon't AvenueMorganton, North Carolina 28655'Dr. Gordon Blank, President
Wilkes Community CollegePost Office Drawer 120Wilkesboro,'North Carolina 28697Dr. Howard E. Thompson, President
Wilson County Technical InstitutePost Office Box 4305, Woodard Station,Wilson, North Carolina 27893Dr. Ernest Parry, President
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LLE
GE
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V
TABLE 1
UDENT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTIO
(Unduplicated Headcou
1974-75
)*
(1)
(2)
(3)
OLLEGE
RANSFER
GENERAL
EDUCATION
SPECIAL
CREDIT
STUDENT
TECHN CAL -VOCATIONAL
CURRI OTALUM ACADEMIC
EXTENSION
RECREATION
EXTENSION
OCCUPATIONAL
EXTENSION
EXTENSION GRAND
TOTAL
, TOTAL
53
4293
769
912
82
2,069
3,002
3,771
73
1,51
52,067
3,154,
17
4,158
7,046
9;113
151
75
94
1,377
1,627\
3,523
4,999
6,376
119
161.
15
290
727
1,033
1,043
1,969
2,696
41
224
33
186
783
3,951
'
4,417
7,714
8,497
1,015
385
1,089
386
2,875
'
4,595
7,915
11,437
14,312
10
759
438
1,207
3,668
9,828
12,625
13,832
160
638
522
1,320
1,022
39
1,911
2,847
4,167
600
1,780
418
2,798
3,668
8,536
11,555
14,353
49
140
1,705
.322
2,216
5,713
7,551
12,603
14,819
3,323
328
9,117
7,367
2,099
22,234
10,033
415
11,856
21,527
43,761
.
61
89
1,581
443
2,174
.2,615
3,980.
6,250
8,424
1,204
107
1,306
593
3,210
9,238
226'
,
10,715
18,866
22,076j
527
399
484
149
1,559
2,209
2,958
4,854
6,413
341
4381
680
351
1,757
4,008
4,068
7,644
9,401
722
540
1,078
263
2,603
3,825
286
6,199
9,397
12,000
738
1,676
326
2,740
1,674
3,932
5,493.
8,233
286
'660
=
375
1;980
2,617
4,421
5,742
1;108
-
5,612
1,678
8,398
6,116
0.82
16,365
21,973
,30,371
128
1,710
673
2,511
4,584
8,808
12,645
15,156
1,000
-1,174
1,431
804
4,409
4,121'
63
5,675
9,287
13,696
65
317
3,254
920
4,556
6,721
13,126
=18,936
23,492
88
184
579
284
1,135
1,901
2,270
4,009
5,144
--
581
791
1,372
876
2,578
3,319
4,691
450
-140
314
324
1,228
1,604
61
1,701
3,184
4,412
41
41
96
422
413
1,013
1,553
28
\2,223'
3,569
4,582
139
9636
4 683
1,467
4,004
72
6,190.
9,911
11,378
1,040
265
1,22g
.726
3,253
2,501
6,301
8,287
11,540
61
17
749
147
974
1,188
59
2,452
3,494
4,468
48
356
423
827
1,757
934
2,547
3,374
r
TOTAL
TOTAL
1973-74
1972-73,
2,711
3,748
6,993
7,826'
4,976
5,7131
2,548
2,499,
4,119
4,330
11,859
12,919
11,754
13,284
3,547
3,016
12,260
16,286
11,225 10,563
33,191
5,587
22,520
5,484
6,689
10,503
6,389
4,154
16,167
11,614
31,762
4,974'
27,573
6,308
7,101
11,966
7,307
5,51
10,81
11,520
10,753
14,293
16,809
19,658
4,539
4,397
3,717
4,180
3,616
4,083
3,413
3,894
6,917
8,346
8,659
11,774
3,406
4,550
2,343
1,838
0
TABLE 1
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION 1974-75
..(Unduplicated Headcount)* (1)
(2)
(S)
INSTITUTIONS
COLLEGE
TRANSFER
GENERAL
EDUCATION
SPECIAL
CREDIT
STUDENT
TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL
CURRICULUM ACADEMIC
RECREATION
TOT L
EXTENSION
EXTENSION
OCCUPATIONAL EXTg
EXTENSION
TOT
Anson TI
-53
-423
293
769
912
40'2
2,069
3Asheville-Buncombe TI
--
73
1,518,
549
2,067
3,150
17
4,158
7,
Beaufort County TI
-151
-759
394
1,377
1,627
-3,523
'4,
Bladen TI
-119
161
157
290
727
1,033
-1,043
1,
Blue Ridge TI
-41
224
332
186
783
3,951
-4,417
7;
Caldwell CC & TI
1,015
-385
1,089
386
2,875
4,595
-7,915
11;
Cape Fear TI,
--
10
759
438
Aga'47
3,668
-9,828
12;
Carteret TI
-160
-638
522
7,320
1,022
39
1,911
2;
Catawba Valley TI
--
600
1,780
418
2,798
3,668
-8,536
11;1
Central Carolina TI
-49
140
1,705
322
2,216
5,713
21
7,551
12,
Central Piedmont CC
3,323
328
9,117
7,367
2,099
22,234
10,033
415
11,856
21,
Cleveland County TI
-61
89
1,581
443
2,174
2,615
-3,980
6,'
Coastal Carolina CC
1,204
-107
1,306
593
3,210
9,238
226
10,715
18,11
College of-Albemarle
527
r399
484
149
1,559
2,209
-''
2,958
4,
.Craven CC
co
1
341.
4381
680
351
1,757
4,008
-4,068
7, i
Davidson County CC
722
-540
1,078
263
2,603
3,825
286
6,199
9,i
i.- DurhaT/T1
--
p738
1,676
'
326
2,740
1,674
-3,932
5;
...)Edge6ombe TI
--
286
660
375 I-
1,321
1,980
-2,617
..-
4;
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
- -1,108
.
,
128
5,612
1,710
'''1,678
673
8,398
2,511
6,116
4,584
182-
16,365
8,808
214
12;1
z.-'Gaston College
1,000
-1,174
1,431
804
4,409
4,121
63
5,675
9;
Guilford TI
-65
317
3,254
920
4,556
6,721
-13,126
18,1,
Halifax County TI
-88
184
579
284
1;135
1,901
-2,270
4;
Haywood TI
--
-581
791
1,372
876
-2,578
3,1
Isothermal CC
450
-140
314
324
1,228
1,604
61
1,701
3,1
James Sprunt Inst.
41'
41
96
422
413
1,013
1,553
28
2,223
3,
Johnston TI
-139
9636
683
1,467
4,004
72
6,190
9,!
Lenoir
artl
Marti
TI
1,040
-
61
265
17
1,228
749
720
147
3,253
974
2,501
',1,188
- 59
6,301
2,452
8,i
3,l
Mayland TI
--
48
356
423
827
1,757
-934
2i
yi
7.1L
rr
IMO
I= M
I =I N
MI M
N11111
11011
Ulla
MINI
11111
MIMI
171
(1)
(2)
(3)
COLLEGE
TRA
FER
SPECIAL
GENERAL
CREDIT
CURRI
DUCAT ION STUDENT TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL
TO
LUM ACADEMIC
RECREATION OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION GRAND
\ TOTAL
TAL
AL
EXTENSION
EXTENSION
EXTENSION
TOTAL
TOTAL
1973 74
1972-73
-27
263
258.
'548
1,128
57
2,000
2,984
3,532
1,8'7
2,608
612
-122
312
144
1,190
1,933
37
3,020
4,669
5,859
3,93
--
126
416
542
778
987
1,670
2,212
1,48
1,622
158
520
616
230
.1,524
1,164
2,318
3,380
4,904
3,432\
3,724
107
56
163
486
812
1,239
1,402
1,022
1,366
444
824
693
1,565
1,214
237
.2,240
3,392
4,957
4,487
5,051
860
1,322
325
2,507
2,205
4,817
6,683
9,190
7,144
9,378
=O
P218
31
358
377
984
2,959
3,851
6,397
7,381
5,653
6,012
207
1717
291
1,216
2,516
73,5050/
5,711
6,927
6,033
6,196
5397
458
860
1,562
18
3,001
4,281
5,141
4,282
4,909
92
1,108
603
1,803
2,430
5,551
7,657
9,460
5,697
5,768
645
799
582
398
2,424
,1,334
3,277
4,429
6,853
5,951
6,796
1236
1,705
423
2,365
3,083
5,916
8,651
11,016
9,241
8,339
68
61
605
251
985
2,092
2,117
3,971
4,956
3,617
5,020
846
23
305
806
134
7,114 4,
-3,042
254
4,450
7,054
9,168
6,141
6,126
672
1,063
778
460
2,973
2,180
2,295
.4,120
7,093
5,557
6,869
1,026
479
383
.1,888
1,076
73
2,483
3,310
5,198
4,154
5,010
30'
284
347
216
877
2,450
124
3,883
5,903
6,700
4,462
2,791
1,193
549
819
445
3,006
1,422
3,253
4,486
7,492
7,047
7,695
188
1,527
203
1,918
2,225
4,881
6,750
8,668
6,465
7,220
272
203
367
842
1,005
1,392
-2,256
3,098
2,697
3,469
181
688
433
1,302
2,558
3,361
5,654
6,956
5,325
5,077
373
1,176
629
2,178
3,129
2,771
5,774
7,952
5,166
5,997
860
291
1,203
546
2,900
3,699
374
5,414
8,868
11,768
9,208
10,410
501
887
1,128
205
2,721
2,834
169
5,752
7,950
10,671
9,083
7,812
453
'905
1,899
400
3),657
2,619
3,375
5,669
9,326
6,804
7,530
35
327
895
520
1,777
1,635
155
4,623
5,896
7,673
5,814
6,339
15,445
3,576
24,713
61,854
26,121
1311709
156,605
'3,056
257,244
394,214
525,923
13,734
2,761
19,418
42,503
'21,711
100,1727
109,240
3,932
201,280
300,093
400,220
12,826
3,047
13,943
34,360
20,290
84,466
(4)
171,461
346,708
431,174
c Education (Grades 1-8), Adult High School Programs, Learning Laboratory, and Other Academic Education Classes
rting, Recreational, Games, Hobbies, and Athletic Activities
al Extension, ComprehenSive Employment Training Act (CET/q,,,and New and Expanding Industry Programs
fferings were reclassified in 1973-74.
General Adult andAdult Education enrollment was 196,502 in 1972 -73.
ma
NE
me
rr'
r m
eE
N I
=no
ir r
INE
gla
(1)
(2)
(3)
INSTITUTIONS
COLLEGE
TRANSFER
GENERAL
EDUCATION
SPECIAL
CREDIT
STUDENT
TECHNICAL
VOCATIONAL
CURRICULUM ACADEMIC
TOTAL
EXTENSION
RECREATION OCCUPATIONAL
EXTENSJON
EXTENSION
McDowell ti:
--
27
. 263
258.
-
548
1,128
57
2,000
Mitchell CO
612
-122
312
144
1,190
1,933
37
3,020
Montgomery TI
--
-126
416
542
778
-987
Nash TI
-158
520
616
230
1,524
1,164
-2,318
Pamlico TI
--
-107
56
163
486
-812
Piedmont TI
-4
44
824
693
1,565
1,214
237
2,240
Pitt TI
--
860
1,322
325
2,507
2,205
-4,817
Randolph TI
-218
31
358
377
984
2,959
-3,851
Richmond TI
-207
1717
291
1,216
2,516
73,505
Roanoke-Chowan TI
--
5397
458
860
1,562
18
3,001
Robeson TI
-92
-1,108
603
1,803
2,430
-5,551
Rockingham CC
645
-799
582
398
2,424
1,334
-3,277
,_,,E(Dwan TI
-1
236
1,705
423
2,365
3,083
-5,916
Sampson TI
-68
61
605
251
985
,2,092
-2,117
,Ip
Sandhills CC
846
23
305
806
134
2,114
3,042
254
4,450
Southeastern CC
672
-1,063
778
460
2,973
2,180
-2,295
Southwestern TI
--
1,026
479
383
1,888
1,076
73
2,483
1-\D
Stanly TI
-30
284
347
216
877
2,450
124
3,883
L;
Surry CC
1,193
-549
819
445
3,006
1,422
-3,253
TI of Alamance
e
--
188
1,527
203
1,918
2,225
-4,881
Tri-County TI
-272
-203
367
842
1,005
-1,392
Vance-Granville TI
--
181
688
433
1,302
2,558
-3,361
Wake TI
--
373
1,176
629
2,178
3,129
-2,771
Wayne CC
860
«-
X91
),203
546
2,900
3,699
374
5,414
Western Piedmont CC
501
-887
1,128
205
2,721
2,834
169
5,752
Wilkes CC
453
-905
1,899
400
3,657
2,619
-3,375
Wilson Count
TI
-35
327
895
520
1 777
1 635
155
4,623
m
TOTAL 1974-75
15,445
3,576
24,713
61,854
26,121
131,709
156,605
3,056
257,244'
TOTAL 1973-74
13,734
2,761
19,418
42,503
21,711
100,127
109,240
3,932
201,280
TOTAL 1972-73
12,826
3,047
13,943
34,360
20,290
84,466
(4)
171,461
(1) Includes Adult Basic Education (Grades'ir8), Adult High School Programs, Learning Laboratory,
and Other Academic
(2) Includes Self-Supportiog, Recreational, Games, Hobbies, and Athletic Activities
(3) Includes Occupational Extension, Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA),
and New and Expanding Industry Prog
(4) Extension program offerings-were reclassified in 1973-74.
General Adult and Adult Education enrollment was 196,50
4
-TABLE 2
STUDENT ENROLLMENT,BY QUARTER
1974-75
ACADEMIC
SPECIAL
OCCUPATIONAL
CREDIT
URR CULUM
UNDA-
-0
RC UP -
RECRE -
CREDIT
MENTAL
ACADEMIC
TIONAL
TIONAL
EXTENSION
SUBTOTAL
EXT.
EXT.
EXT.
EXT.
SUBTOTAL
TOTAL
5,398
26,715
6,750
38,863
22,354
17,580
54,285
348
92,144
4.1
20.4
5.2
29.7
16.6
13.0
40.4
0.3
70.3
11,333
51,533
9,572
72,438
24,415
26,164
80,008
898
127,803
5.7
25.7
4.8
36.2
11.9
12.7
38.8
0.4
63.8
10,927
52,501
8,166
71,594
27,287
26,311
82,934
685
133,755
5.3
25.6
4.0
34.9
12.9
12.5
39.4
0.3
65.1
11,862
57,348
9,358
78,568
32,749
'3-28,241
93,968
,1,314
151,945
5.1
24.9
4.1
34.1
13.8
11.9
39.6
0.6
65.9
19,021
87,975
24,713
131,709
80,240
76,365
257,244
3,056
394,214
3.6
.16.7
4.7
25.0
14.4
13.7
46.3
0.6
75.0
131,007
100.0
200,241
100.0
205,349
ND
100.
230, 13
100.0
r
525,923
100.0
m
n of Unduplicated Headcount on page 3.
o
TABLE 2
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY QUARTER
1974-75
QUARTER
ACADEMIC
OCCUPATIONAL
SPECIAL
CREDIT
CURRICULUM
CREDIT
SUBTOTAL
FUNDA-
MENTAL
EXT.
OTHER
ACADEMIC
EXT.
OCCUP)k-
TIONAL
EXT.
Summer
Students
5,398
26,715
6,750
38,863
22,354
17,580
54,285
Percent
4.1
20.4
5.2
29.7
16.6
13.0
40.4
Fall Students
11,333
51,533
9,572
72,438
24,415
26,164
80,008
Percent
5.7
25.7
4.8
36.2
11.9
12.7
38.8
*Winter
Students
Percent
10,927
5.3
52,501
25.6
8,166
4.0
71,594
34.9
27,287
12.9
26,311
12.5
82,934
39.4
\,)
IV
Spring
tJ
Students
11,862
57,348
9,358
78,568
32,749
28,241
93,968
Percent
5.1
24.9
4.1
34.1
13.8
11.9
39.6
Unduplicated
,Headcount for Year*
Students
19,021
87,975
24,713
131,709
80,240
76,365
257,244
Percent
3.6
16.7
4.7
25.0
14.4
13.7
46.3
*See definition of Unduplicated Headcount
on page 3.
MI E
ll11
11M
INII1
TA8LE 3
STUDENT ENROLLMENT (UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT)
TOTAL
YEAR
TOTAL]
1958-59-THROIUG4-1-9616=167-
TOTAL
YEAR
TOTAL
YEAR
6,000
11,000
'-1.960-61
1.51.722
18,000
25,800
962-p11/
1 63-64
\
35,000
52,870\
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
79;i17
151,200
166,033
1967. -68 THROUGH 1974-75
SPECIAL
ACADEMIC
OCCUPATIONAL
CRE
CURRICULUM
FUNDAMENTAL
CREDIT
OC yPA ZONAL
EDUCATION
SUBTOTAL
EX ENSION
EXTENSION
OTHER
RECRE-
ACADEMIC
ATIONAL
EXTENSION
XTENSION
EXTENSION
SUBTOTAL
TOTAL
I
7,660
23,858
1,463
32,981
65,387
40,579
50,329
4.0
12.6
0.8
17.4
34.6
21.4
26.6
9,795
29,605
2,6W
42,054
86,146
41,270
111.
1.
471,381
4.1
12.3
1.
17.5
35.8
17.1
29.6
11,512
35,819
3,969
51,300
103,383
45,492
93,427
3.9
12.2
1.4
17.5
35.2
15.5
31.8
14,451
43,631
4,894
62,976
124,103
#52,670
118,265
4.0
12.2.
1.4
17.6
34.7
14.7
33.0
16,039
46,421
9,316
71,776
150,718
54,835
126,219
4.1
12.0
2.4
18.5
37.0
13.5
31.0
15,873
54,650
13,943
84,466
171,461
55,036
141,466
3.7
12.7
3.2
19.6
37.9
12.7
29.8
16,495
64,214
1. 418
100,127
201,280
56,532
52,708
3,932
4.1
16,0
925.0
48.0
13.5
12.6
0,9
\.'
9,021
87,975
24,713
131,709
257,244
80,240
76,365
3,056
3.6
,16.7
4,7
25.0
46.3
14.4
13.7
10.6
6,295
189,276
82.6
100.0
198,79
240,851
82.5
100.0
242,302
82.5
1
295,038
358,014
82.4
100.0
0.0 \
o
iV
315,503
387,
279.
CL)
81.5
100.0
346,708
431,174
80.4
100.0
300,093
75.0
394,214
75.0
400,220
100.0
52
1923
were added in 193 -64 with establishment of
the Commugity College System,
Earlier enrollment was in Industrial Education Centers,
TABLE 3
STUDENT ENROLLMENT (UNDUPLICATED
HEADCOUNT)
YEAR
TOTAL
YEAR
1958-59 THROUGH 1966-67
TOTAL
YEAR
TOTAL
YEAR
1958-59
1959-60
6,000
11,000
1960,4.1/-
-
1961-62
A.
18, 00
1962-631,
25,800
1963-64-
'''''' '
'....
1967-68 THROUGH.,`1974-75
35,000
52,870
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
YEAR
ACADEMIC
OCCUPATIONAL
SPECIAL
CREDIT
1967-68
Students
7,660
23,858
1,463
Percent
4.0
12.6
'
0.8
1968-69
Students
9,795
29,605
2,654
'
Percent
4.1
12.3
1.1
1969-70
Students
- 11,512
35,819
'3;969
Percent
3.9
12.2
1.4
1970-71-
Students
14,451
43,631
4,894
Percent.
4.0
12.2
1.4
1971-72.
Students
16,039
46,421
9,316
Perceht
'
4.1
12.0
2.4';
1972-73
Students
15,873
54,650
13,943'
.Percent
3.7
12.7
3.2
1973-74
Students
16,495
64,214
19,418
Percent
4.1
16.0
4.9
1974-75
Students
19,021
87,975
24,713
Percent
3.6
16.7
4.7
CURRICULUM
FUNDAMENTAL
OTHER
CREDIT
OCCUPATIONAL
EDUCATION
ACADEMI-C
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
EXTENSION
EXTENSION
32,981
17.4
42,05
17.
51,300
17.5
62,976
17.6
71,776
18.5
84,466
19.6
100,127
25.0
131,709
25.
65,387
40,579
50,329
34.6
21.4
26.6
86,146
41,270
71,381
35.8
17.1
29.6
103,383
45,492
93,427
35.2
15.5
31.8
124,103
52,670
118,265
34.7
.14.7
33.0
150,718
54,835
126,219
37.0
13.5
31.0
171,461
55,036
141,466
37.9
12.7
29.8
201,280
56,532
52,708
48.0
13.5
12.6
257,244
80,240
76,365
46.3
14.4
13.7
1/A ademic programs were added in 1963-64 with establishment
of the C mmunity College System.
Earlier enrollment
2/
bg4_
c_ti.
Ls.
edr_
vvaa
_cha
nae
,01
1H
u-
25TABLE 4
NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 1974-75, 1973-74, 1972-73'
(Unduplicated Headcount)*
PROGRAMS1974-75
STUDENTS
COLLEGE TRANSFERA. D. for Vocational InstructorsGeneral CurriculumGuided Studies - College TransferPre-AgriculturePre-Architecture
Pre.:Art /'
Pre- Business Admini rationPre-Businesdl- Educ ion
Pre-Dental =-Pre-Drama
/. .,
Pre - Early Childhood Education 57Pre-Engineering _
139Pre-Forestry 45
02,219
213
25
8
152
1,302
5422
13
(Pre-Furniture Manufacturing 1---''',:
Pre - Journalism 8
Pre-LawPre-Liberal ArtsPre- Mathematics
Pre.-Medical
Pre-Min isteriat
Pre -Musit
1 Are-Nursing -Pre-Optomefrypre-Pharmacy
O'ire- Physical Therapy
Pre-RecreationalPre - Science
Pre-Social WorkPre-Teaching - ElementaryPre-Teaching - Secondary
Pre-Textile - ChemistryPre-Textile - TechnologyPre-Veterinary Medicine
COLLEGE TRANSFER TOTAL
53
9,45866
7915
124
62
A37
2045083
628-
269
2
121
1973-74
STUDENTS1972-73
STUDENTS
0 111,943 1,762
161 14612 1813 11
134 1221,152 1,234
36 4725 393 11
15,445
ENERAL EDUCATION /.
General Education / 3,576Special Credit Student // - 24,713
ENERAL EDUCATION TOTAL 28,289
TgCHNICALAccountingA. D.,jorAgri-Cultural
AgriculturaAgricultur I
nal- Instructors
siness ---
ChemicalsEquipment
Agric tural Management
5 0145' 16825 44
012
83 69102 7,09563 - 69108 10822 21
93 7Q27 436 3
21 2410' 16
/11 '9
443 38796' 115
647 , 804
327 358
4 sO
37/5
5
13,734 12,826
2,761 3,04719,418 13,943 '
22,179 16,990
A 2,87 1,90836
200
.i-(---
2
0 ,
1,56459 15155 133 *--
4 80 53
Pre Business EducationPreDentalPre -Drama
PreEarly Childhood EducationPreEngineeringPreForestryPreFurniture ManufacturingPreJournalism
Pre LawPreLiberal ArtsPre-,Mathematics
PreMedicalPre Ministerial
PreMusicPreNursingPre-Optometry. .
.PrePharmacyPrePhysical Therapy
PreRecreationalpreSciencePreSocial Work,'
PreTeachig ElementaryPreTeaching Secondary
PreTextile ChemistryPreTextile TechnologyPreVeterinar 'Medicrne
COLLEGE TRANSFER TOTAL
GENERAL EDUCATIONGeneral Education
. Special Credit Student
GENERAL EDUCATION TOTAL
TECHNICALAccountingA. D. for Vocational Instructors
.Agricultural BusinessAgricultural ChemicalsAgricultural Equipment.
Agricultural ManagementAgFicul-tural Science
Agriculture Science and MechanizationAir Conditioning and RefrigerationAir Traffic Management
ArchitecturalAssociate Degree NursingAudiovisualAviation MaintenanceAvia ion Management and Career Pilot
-12r
5422
13
57139451
8
__
36
25
3
5
145,
25
2
5
147
,39
111
0168440
12
53 83 699,288 - 8,102 7,095
66 63 6979 108 10815 22 21
124 93 7062 27 43
5 6 3
17 2413 10 16
20 11
450 443 38783 96 ,115
628 647 804269 327 358
2 . 4 01 3 5 ,
12 7 5
15,445 13,734 12,826
3,576, 2,761 3,04724,713 19,418 13,943
28,289 t, 22,179 161990
2,857 1,908 '56456' 59 15200 155 ,1332 4 80 53
2 083 0 0
1,875 952 561430 307 275 .
1 1
490,
1/2,77634"
4052,180
17
040389
a,89412
0 4,-
44 36154 95 90
NUMBER 0
2 '7
TABLE 4 (Continued).'DENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 1974-15, 1975-4, ;972-73
^
PROGRAMS
IlL, 'TECHNICAL' (Continued)Avionics
.4enking and FinanceBroadcasting
0
-Building Construction ---
Business Administration
(Unduplicated Headcount)*
1974-75 1973-74
STUDENTS STUDENTS
2 0
,.561 246159 53
28 31
15,856 10,040
ChemicalCivil Engineering N#
5 Commercial Art and Advertising DesignComniercilel _Fisheries
Commercial Graphics
Culinary Science
122 124
644 627
991 8730 1
33 30
Computer Maintenance .44 32
Corrections and Juvenile Delinquency _ 399 179
Counselor Associate 82 11
Court Reporting 38 25
Criminal Justice Protective Service Technology 290. 0
28 23
Dental HygieneDental LaboratqryDiesel and EquipmentDietetic Technology
,06
45392
4912 z, 0
Diploma Nursing Related 98
Early Childhood Specialist 1,208
Educational Aide ., 27
Electrical Engineering 424
Electromech nical 78. ,
EleC ronic-Data Proces.sing ,-. Business . 1,962
Ironic Data Processing Scientific
,
11
ectropics glgineering 1,555
Environmental Engineefsing 41
Environmental, Science 94
Fire and Safety Engineering 32
Fire Science 547
Fish and Wildlife Management 196
Fisheries Research and Management 45
Floral 'design and Shop Management . 53
Food Processing 19
F4 Service Management 2
Forest Management 259
1. Forest Products 24
1 Forest Recreation ( 52 31
441.79 8
4d 00
0
1972-73STUDENTS
0
138
'
38
26
. 7,775
144
585865
0
23
21
143
0
24 .
0
50
10, 133
883 572
18 0297 163
77 68
1,00 1,5783 9
1,346 1,25432 39
65 45
32 ..Nb 43
333 ..* 249185 189
31 ' 31
61 21
4'7
,181
3 0
223 201
25 015
funeral Service Education 41.5 0 l0urns Lure Design -
.
J. :0 0
'..
rF rnitui-e Drafting and Design 15 24 32
Furniture Production 74 56 73
General Occupational A 247 24 , 2
-General Office-------------------1,61 4 1,301, 1,023
Civil EngineeringCommercial Art and Advertising DesignCommercial FisheriesCommercial Graphics
Computer MaintenanceCorrections and Juvenile DelinquencyCounselor AssociateCourt ReportingCriminal Justice Protective Service Technology
A
Culinary ScienceDental HygieneDental LaboratoryDiesel and equipmentDietetic Technology
Diploma Nursing RelatedEarly Childhood SpecialistEducational AideElectrical Engineering.Electromechanical
644 627 585991 873' 865
0 1 0
33 30 23
4439982
38290
32 21
. 179 143.,
11 oN25 24
0 0
28 23
453 44192 7949 40
0
,98
1,20827 ,
424 .
78
50
36878
00
0
146 133
572
18 0
297 163
77 68
Electronic Data Processing :usiness 1,962 1,590 1,578Electronic Data Processing S ientific 11 3 9
Electronics Engineering 1,555 1,346 1,254Environmental Engineering 41 32', 35EnvirOnmental Science .94 65 . 45
Fire and Safety Engineet:ingFire ScienceFish and Wildlife ManagementFisheries Research and ManagementFl ral Design and Shop Management
32
547
196
.4553
od PrOcessing - 19ood Service Management' 2
rest Management 259
Forest Products 24
Forest Recreation 52
Funeral Service EducationFurniture DesignFurniture Drafting and, DesignFurniture ProductionGeneral Occupational
1
General Offipe -. 1,631 1,301 1,023Health Professions Assistant 6 0 2
Horticulture Business 46 0 0
Hospital Plant Engineering afidMaintenance 0 15 2
Hotel and Motel Management 174 102 112
74247
32 43
333 249185 189
.31 31
61 21
7 18
3 0
223 201
25 0
31 , 15
0 0
0 0
24 3256 73'
24 2
Industrial Engineering 415 327 233,
Industrial Maintenance and Engineering 288 1 0
Industrial Management . 2,964 1,729 920
Industrial Safety and Health 0 99 , 0
Inhalation Therapy Technician 0 0 74
13
2 9TABLE 4 (Continued)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 1974-75, 1973-74, 1972-73(Unduplicated Headcount)* A
FROGRANs
TECHNICAL (Continued)Instrumentation'Interior DesignJournalismLearning Media ProductionLibrary Assistant
Machinist TechnicianManufacturing EngineeringManufacturing Research and DevelopmentMarineMarine Construction Engineering
Marine LaboratoryMarketing and RetailingMechanical Drafting and DesignMechavical EngineeringMedical Laboratory
Medical Office AssistantMedical RecordsMental Health A'sociateMineralsMunicipal AdminigIN-Y-afion
Nuclear MedicineNursing Options in Practical Nursingand Associate Degree Nursing
.
Ornamental Horticulture
Orchard Management and Horticulture
Occupational Safety and Health,Opticianry
Paralegal TechnologyPhotofinishing,Specialist ///Photography
Police*SciencePostal Service Technology
Physical Therapy Assistant
Plastics
Poultry and LivestockPrinting Management
RadiologicReal EstaterecreationR= reational Grounds Management
_
Rec ational Therapy
Respira ry TherapySecretarial Engineering and TechnicalS9fretaria ExecutiveSecretarial Legal
Secretarial edical
1974-75STUDENTS
1973-74/ STUDENTS
1972-73STUDENTS
80, 71 42
95' '89 93.
,34 . 28 21
4 12 19
165 135 13O
49' , 35 0228 166 118
45 0 0183 154 q 20826 18 0
N88 94 86
289 154 109816 , 681 . 655
30 219 213 .246
89 60 30
68 39' 37
28 0 1
664 595 583
1 0 00 2 0
27 25 17
237 103 0
242 0 0
7931
57
16
450
267 183 117
250 36 0
14 0 / 0
94 74 51
106 108 82,
37
4,98640
2,837
401,960
29 0 037 32 34
0 0 1
240319
1605
128
0
174 75 57
80 92 77
174 110 75
174 111 o
545 552 550
3,909 3,747 3,959317 245 227
576 475 495
Manufacturing Research and DevelopmentMarineMarine Construction Engineering
Marine Laboratory
Q 4518326
88\
015418
94.
Marketing and Retailing 289 154
Mechanical Drafting and Design 816 681 *
Mechanical Engineering 219 213
Medical Laboratory 89 60
Medical Office Assistant 68 39Medical Records 28 % 0
Mental Health Associate 664 595
Minerals 1 0
Municipal Administration 0 2
Nuclear Medicine 27 25
Nursing Options in Practical Nursingand Associate Degree Nursing 237 103
Occupational Safety and Health 242 0
Opticianry ,, 79 57
Orchard Management and Horticultur4 31 16
Ornamental Horticulture "---,267
Paralegal Technology 250, 36
Photofinishing Specialist 14 0
photography 94 74
Physical Therapy Assistant . 106 -108'.
Plastics 37 40
Police Science 4,986 2,837
Postal Service Technology 29 0
Poultry and Livestock 37 32
Printing Management 0 0
'Radiologic 249 160
Real Estate.
Recreation
319174 .
Recreational Grounds Management 80 92
Recreational Therapy 174 110
Respiratory Therapy/`174 111
Secretarial Engineering and Technical 545 552
Secretarial Executive J3,909 3,747
Secretarial Legal 317 245
Secretarial Medical 576 475 e
Social Service Associate 255 0
Soil and Water'Conservatior0 62 32
Surveying (Technical Specialty) 38 67 i
Surveying Technology 46 0
Teacher Aide 76 53
Technical Illustrating 11 12
Telephony (Technical Specialty) 216 252
Textile Technology and Management ,147 95
Traffic Engineering 2 0,,,
Traffic and Transportation 146 80
30-14-
02080
86109655246
30
371
58300
17)00
450
117 ,
40
.
05182
'40
1,9600
341
1280
5777
75
5503,959
227495
. 0 -
19560
108
7
'2801350
67
31TABLE 4 (Continued)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 1974-75, 1973-74, 1972-73(Unduplicated Headcount)*
PROGRAMS
TECHWAL (Continued)Traniportation Mainten ceVeterinary MedicalVideo Visual GraphicsVisual MerchandisingWood Products Primary
uided Studies Tethnical
TECHNICAL TOTAL
VOCATIONALAir Conditioning and RefrigerationAirframe and Power Plant MechatticsArts and CraftsAkitomoti/b Body. Rppair II 1Automotive Mechanics
Basic Electrical InstallationBuislding Maintenance
Building Materials Management and SalesCarpentry and Cabinet. MakingChild Care Worker i
0
II
Electronic Servicing g
Farm MacMachinery Mechanics.
FarrieringFloral DesignFood Preparation SpecialistsII
Furniture Production Assistant
IIGraphic Arts Printing'Heavy. Equi pment MecAnics..Heavy Equipment Operator.,
IIHome and Family AideHome and Hospital" Aide
II
Horticulture
ClerkTypistClothing Construction and DesignComputer OperatorCosmetologyCulinary Science
Dental Assistant[Apse! Vehicle 04intenanceDr%fting Building TradesDrafting Electrical/ElectronicsDrafting Furniture
Drafting MepanicalElectrical AfpliaRce ServicingElectrical Installation and MaintenanceElectrical Lineman
Hospital Plant Maintenance
_____ HosPital Ward Secre ar
7
1974-75STUDENTS
1973-74_STUDENTS
----I-02-73
STUDENTS
239113
0
0
0
2,970
101
91
1
30
2,039
30
75
0,0
44
817
61,854 42,503
4
341_360
1,352 1,191 1,11615 4 6 . 7
7 0 0
.. 934. .- 649,
5784;647 3,851 '3,639
79 93 77 ,
1 . 0 4
0 1_ 1
711 597 427263 - 303 338
0 0
674271
1,25051
315268347
5
0
47623
1,67835,1,,
135135
1,0031
299162
32916
7
413
01,414
39959
102
1,0301
287156
33723
11
4820
_1,19923'-
-- 0
415 0 lam' 229 32 17
11 7..../-
0
233 70 28
4 15 40 . 56
89 26 27
102 81 25
102 79 85
1 0 0
11 8 0
54 27 30.
29 1 13
1
TEC NICAL TOTAL
VOCATIONALAir Conditioning and RefrigerationAirframe and Power Plant MechanicsArts and CraftsAutomotive Body RepairAutomotive Mechanics
Basic Electrical InstallationBuilding MaintenanceBuilding Materi -a l s- Managem t and SalesCarpentry and Cabinet M- rrig
Child Care Worker
'61.854
+
1,352 1,19115 6
7 0
934 6494,647 3,851
79 93
1 0
0 _ 1
711:-- 597263 303
42,503
ClerkTypistClothing Construction and DesignComputer operatorCosm= ologyCulinary Science,
Dental AsSistantDiesel VehiclesbaintenaDrafting Buildi .t radesDrafting --Electrica El-ectron
Drafting niture
Drafting Apch6nical.,Elecfricallkppliance ServicingElectrical installation and MaintenanceElec #ricpl Lineman
Electronic Servicing
Farm Machinery MechanicsFarrieringFloral DesignFood Preparation SpecialistFurniture Production Assistant
Graphic Arts PrintingHeavy Equipment MechanicsHeavy Equipment OperatorHome and Family AideHome and Hospital Aide
tit
Horticulture'Hospital Plant Maintenance-Hospital Ward Secretary
. _...Industrial Air ConditioningIndustrial Electronics/Motor and Construction
Industrial Electronics ServicingIndustrial Laboratory AssistantIndustrial Machine OperatorIndustrial Maintenance Elf, tromechanicalIndustrial Mechanics ..
3215
34,360'
.
1,1167
0578
3,639
4- _
427338
0 0
74 135271 135
1,250 1,003- 51 1
315 299268 162
347 3295 16
0 7
476 413 °
23 0
1,678 1,41435 39
1,037 959
15 0
29 3211 7
233 7015 40
89--__ 26102 81
102 791 0 ,
( 11 8
54 27
29 1
0 199 0
38 37
0 0
0 10
11 0
15 313115 125
640
102'
1,0301
2871563372311
4820
2
17
028
56
27
2585ON0
3013
6
0
0
627
0, 235
79
33 et
, TABLE 4 (Continued)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 1974-75, 1973-74, 1972-73(Unduplicated Headcount)*
1974-75 1973-74 1972-73PROGRAMS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS
VOCATIONAL (Continued)Industrial SewingInstrument MechanicsKnitting Machine FixingLight ConstructionLog Sawing
0 2 400 4 32
0 . 0.
1
707 . 504 212
0 0 27
Lumber Specialist 21 16 0
Lumber Inspecting .0 0 14
Machinist 1,095 906 834
Marine Mechqpiics 33 15 . 20
Masonry 396 352 355
Medical Laboratory Assistant 183 202 212
Medical Office Assistant .7 132 115 141,
Motocyclpair. 26 .,- 0 0
Nurse Assistant. ' 542 424 410
Occupational Adjustment 14 0 0
Offset Printing 11 5 0
Operating Room Assistant 103 99 36
Operating Room Technician 47 20 20
Outboard Motor Repair 89 122 95
Personal Care and Family Adde 14 0 13
Plumbing and Pipefitting 136 82 94
Pottery Production. 140 37 32
Practical Carpentry
2,340'
0
0 .
'2,391
0
0
2,678-
Practical Radio and Television Repair- 0 0 43
56
Practical Electrical Wiring 15
Practical Nursing
Practical Automotive Mechanics 0 0 '6
Practical Bricklaying 0 0 34
Practical Welding 0 0 66
Radio and Television Broadcasting 55 23 36
. Radio and'Television Servicing 0 0 849
Retail Merchandising -7 13 0
Saw Filer 36 19 21
Sawyer 41 24 0
Sheet Metal 34 8 18
Small. Engine and Equipment RepairSurveying - Road ConstructionTailoringTaxidermyTeache? Aide
Textile ProductionTool and Die MakingTruck Driver TrainingUpholsteringUpholstery Cutting
29
0 14 15125 93
1
26 0
nO
0 j-
0
46 140
0 38
0
110135202
8
0
98
0
1932
27
82
0193
4
Upholstery Sewing 36 32 47
I
I
rl
Lumber Inspecting 0, ,0 14Machinist 1,095 906 834Marine Mechanics 33 15 20Masonry 396 352 355
Medical Laboratory Assistant 183 202 , 212Medical Office Assistant 132 115 141Motorcycle Repair 26 0 0
Nurse Assistant 542 424 410Occupational Adjustment 14 0 0
Offset PrintingOperating Room AssistantOperating Room TechnicianOutboard Motor RepairPersonal Care and Family Aide
Plumbing and PipefittingPottery ProductionPractical Automotive MechanicsPractical BricklayingPractical Carpentry
11 5 0 4
103 99 '3647 20 2089 122 95
'14- 0 13
136 82 94
140 37 32
O 0 6
O 0 34
O 0 56
Practical Electrical Wiring 0 0 15Practical Nursing 2,340 2,391 2,678Practical Radio and TeJev4ion eppi7 .._ 0 .0 _43... -
..,Practical, Welding 0 66
Rldjo and Television Broadcasting 55 23 36
Radio and. Television ServicingRetail MerchandisingSaw FilerSawyerSheet Metal
Small Engine and Equipment RepairSurveying Road ConstructionTailoringTaxidermyTeacher A'
ctionTool an. - MakinTruck Driver\TraUph6Isterin4Upholstery Cup-ing
Upholstery Sewing'Vending Machine MaintenanceWaste Water Treatment OperatorWatchmakingWelding
Guided Studies Vocational
VOCATIONAL TOTAL0'''''
O 07 13
36 1941 2434 8
125 93
O 14O 3826 0
140
8490
21
018
29
15
00
390
O i 27
110 98135 0 0
202 193 193,8 2 4
A 36 3229 33
22 0 0
32 30 39
2,962 2,400, 1,982
968 777 502
26,121 21,711 20,290
RACULUM TOTAL 131.,709 100,127 84,466
3416
t 4
af,V
TABLE 4 (Continued)NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 19747-75, 1973-74, 1972-73 //
(Unduplicated Headcount)*
PROGRAMS1974-75 ;1973-74 1-972 -73
STUDENTS 'STUDENTS STUDENTS
I
X1DAMENTAL.EDUCATION EXTENSION-.Adult Basic Education Grades 1-4Adult Basic Education Grades 5-8High School Diploma for AdultsHigh School Equivalency Certificate (GED)High School Equivalency Via TV
Learning Laboratory Grades 1-8Learnin Laborator Gra es 9 and
FUNDAMENTAL EDUCATION EXTENSION TOT -4-_T
60
76
58,013229
4,6370
9059 5,557 7,19224 628 7 265 1 9 8
/ 80,240 56,532. 55.036
9,96 7,025 10 5514,8 4 10,883 ,49616, 0 12,749 14,554
OTHER ACADEMIC'EXTENSIONArt '
Anthropology44 EconomicsGeographyHistory
Journ lismLang agesMatPhilosophy
Politics
PsycholdgyReligionScience
CADEMIC EXTENSION TOTAL
, GENERAL ADULT EXTENSAdvanced Academic Courses .,.....
' CitizenshipCivil Defense (See Civil Preparedness UelowlConsumer EducationCreative Arts
52,6§9 36-19971;135 3591,320 2,362,
108 136848 879
482 587
4,502 3,2332,012 1,188
3 10167 1,195
12 0
2,5 2,2468,826 =2 6803,010 3,7Y8
76.365 52.708
Driver Education (Sde Driver Education below).Family LifeForeign LanguageHomemakingHuman Relations
Industrial ,Arts
Inservice Teacher Eddbation - ElementaryInservice Teacher Educatipn - SecondaryInservice Teacher Education - Post SecondaryLanguage Arts
Personal Healthpersonal Typing and RelatedSafety afety below)Self-Su
8,5732,693
250
2,66347,857
12,4606,600
53535,799
961
,2,864
990870119
1,637
17,6422,4043.9
Learning' Laboratory Grades 1-8Learnin Laborator Grades 9adU
9,0592 628
5,557265
7,1929.8
FUNDAMENTAL EDUCATI N EXTENSION TOTAL 80.240 56.532 55.036
OTHER ACADEMIC EXTENSIONArt 52,669 36,997Anthropology 1,135 359Economics 3,320 2,362Geography 108 136History 848 879
Journalism 482 587Languages 4,502 3,233
-Math 2,012 1,188Pnibas6phy 322 101Politics , 1,267 1,195
Psycho) 9Y 12 0Relig 2,548 2,246Sci nce 8,826 2,680
ciology 3,010 32_708
Ac-HER ACADEMIC EXTENSION TOTAL 76 365 52 708
GENERAL ADULT EXTENSION
Advanced Academic Courses 8,571Citizenship 2,693-2Civil Defense (See Civil Preparedness below), 250/Consumer Education 2,6Creative Arts
Driver Education (See Driver Education below)Family Life =
Foreign, LanguageHomemakingHuman Relations
Industrial ArtsInservice TeacherInservice TeacherInservice TeacherLanguage Arts
EducationEducation'Education
- Elementary- Secondary- Post Secondary
47 57
12,4606 .6
5
99961
2,864990870119 /
1,637
Personal HealthPersonal Typing and RelatedSafety (See'Safety below)Self-Supporting 4
17 642,404
'3,9292,104
GENERAL ADULT EXTENSION TOTAL / 141,466
OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION )
Accounting/Bookkeeping 1,698 C197 .1,961Administrative Management 1,298 97------1,006Advertising -970 528' 668
Agricultural Mechanics 211 129 197
Agricultural Production 740 316 189
3(317
.
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TOXA 4 (Continued)NUMBER OF STUDENTS E kb ED BY PROGRAM 1974-75, 1973-74, 1972-73
nduplicated Headcount)*
PROGR
OCCUPAAgri
Air
AirAm6"
//Ani
RPAppAppApp
API)
AppAutBI
Ca
Chi
CivCivChoDat
Dr
Dri
: Ele
Exp
Fin
FirFirFooGenGra
IONAL EXfEcultural
O9rfdit'
raf
ION (Ce-mtinued)
roducts and Processingoning
Maintenance and Operationce Attendant
I Science
ied Chemistry
enticeship - Bui ing Tradesenticeship - als and Plastics Tradesenticeship 2/Printing Tradesenticeship'-' Public Utilities
enticip _-_-__Service TradesMO /I've
int Reading
pentry/MDTA-
Id Care
it Engineering Methodsit Preparednessthing and Textilesa Processing
fting
er Educationtrical Constructionding 'Industry Tr mingnce and Credit
manshipt Aid
PreriataT
ral Clerl
is Ar s
afity,ance
for Design/Decgratingaining for Disadvantagedforcement
HoSpI u
nt
J b T
/ aw E
ManageManagemarketin
'Masonr2r.
Me,tafwork'ng..(inclu
n -t
rd. Develop
New/fndust"Idse's AlOifice.Ma
11
y T
Orname al
ther Agrfdu
Other Appher s r
ing
t Progr
g Welding)
nes and General Clericalrticultyre
ture Extension:
ceship*11 u- .1 .1
1974-75 1973-74 1972-73STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS
533 2431,147 1,6461,123 6226,326 2,760° 714 . 298
27 . 1392,074 '2,208
266 24086 . -, 14383 196
95 4636,255- 4,7491,5741,447
1,5511,418 ,
661,0* ,473
,858 ,337
1,548 890382 356
47,587 6,864,793
485 58713,495 8,832-'"
2,189 1,003854 1,72319 1,564
2 ,884 20,4056,819 6,4798,240 '7,558
1,354 831240 82
. 10,311 6,490907 879
9,199 7,158 ./
0 1,873,"12,820 '10,678
73
1,171- 0
2,3060
2841,146
20533
217z'
1,387
/4,6091,5191,110
-229
12,327
0
51
2,493
-318
728 -
:---
0
,,v
793
1,069
20,2770
.
'g
-18-----1
111
8,735,10
1,874
11,14'0 I
I
i
1
,-----6
-15,4241,3523,025
'1-n,261
2,12515,213
552
1,868
0
0
-.44,1391;6242,1062,671
3,296-7,702
343,1001
0
25324,517
191------..._ 1,900
'1,916
4,52222,238-
754445485
81
Apprenticeship - Metals and Plastics TradesApprenticeship - Printing TradesApprenticeship - Public Utilities
Apprenticeship - Service TradesAutomotiveBlueprint ReadingCarpentryCETA /MDTA
Child CareCivil Engineering MethodsCivil PreparednessClothing and TextilesData Processing
Drafting
Driver EducationElectrical ConstructionExpanding Industry Training
r
Finance and Credit
FiremanshipFirst Aid ,,.
Food PreparationGeneral ClericalGraphic Arts
HospitalityInsurance
Interior DesiolDecoratingJob Training 'for DisadvantagedLaw Enforcement
ManagementManagement Development ProgramsMarketingMasonry
Metalworking (including Welding)
Industry TrainingNurse Aide 15,213
le
2668683
956,255
1,5741,4471,660'
240143
, 196
463
4,7491,551
1,4182,473
2054 33
217
2294,609
1,519. 1,110
1,387
5,858 3,337 2,49314548 890 318582 356 0
47,587 36,864 12,327892 793 728
485 - 587 51813,495 8,832 02,189 1,003 0
854 1,723 792,119 1,564 1,069
t .
24,884 20,405 20,2776,819
__6,479 0
8,240 7,558 01,354 831 0
240 82 0
10,311 6,490 8;735907 879 1,010
9,199 7,158 1,8740 1,873 0
12,820 10,678" 11,170
Q 0 25315,424 14,139 24,517
1,352 1,624 4 191
3)025 2,106 1,9003,261 2,671 1,916
2,125 3,296 4,5227,702 2,238
552 343 7541,868 1,100 445.
0 0 485.
0 0 81
0 0 1,1840 0 17,457
0 ' 0 3,9910 0 1,631 ,
0 0 2,332
0 0 15,500118 274 147
12,41-7-- 6,2t2 0
861 2,148 821
Offi e Machined and General ClericalOrnamental Horticulture'Other Agriculture Extension
Other ApprenticeshipOther Distribution and Marketing ExtensionOther Health Occupations ExtensionOther Occupational Home EconomicsOther Occupational Office Extension
Other Technical ExtensionOther Trades and Industry ExtensionP.. N. UpgradingPersonal ImprovementPersonal Services
3 6'
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PROGRAMS
39TOTAL 4 (Continued)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED BY PROGRAM 974-75, 1973-74, 1972-73Wfteluvticated Headcb nt)*.
OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION (Continued)'Physics - Electrical/Electronics OptionPhysics - industrial OptionPhysics - Mechanical OptionPlastics and Mineral Products 1
Plumbing
R. N. Refre.shec.
Real Es6,teSafetySeafood' OccupationsSecretarial, and Related
Small Engine RepairTextile Production and FabricationTransportationTyping-and Related /
Woodworkilp Occupations /
1974-75 1973-74 19STUDENTS STUDENTS
OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION TOTAL
RECREATIONAL EXTENSIONBaseball 4BasketballBody Exercise and Weight ontrol
/ . Bowling _
Bridge
CheckersChessDivingFootball
Golf
Hiking/Camping)4Ouse Pets
JudoJujitsu
Karate
SailingScuba Diving,SeminarsSkiing
Social Dancing
.
2,588
358206
1,361290
2,110
"e- 103163
591
175
4,607
0
4020
562- 824 223
3,618 5,562 4,3271,560 1,515 0
1,586 1,329 1,9982,545 2,222 1,505
3,168 2,573 1,7659,426 7,407 4,619.
1,682 918 64
5,091 4,087 4,1454,714 3,509 1,517
257,244 201,280 171.461
31 54296
,39 .
707 1,484 1.
0 11
552 389
45 0
25 0
17 0
0 1
119 260
35 - 66
94 97
0 .17
1 7
0 99
O 30O 77
219 19117 67
332 583
_______________________--Softball _- 129 59SportBoatinsg-- _----- 69 35swimming; '0 44Tennis ' 426 364Volleyball 78 0'
RECREATION EXTQ1SloN TOTAL 3,056 3,932
EXTENSION TOTAL 394,214 300,093 346.7981
GRAND TOTAL 525 923 400 220 431 174
r
fety 1,p60 1,51 0Seafood Occupations 1,586 1,32N , 1,998Secretarial and Related 2,545 2,222 , 1,505
Small Engine Repair 3,168 2,5'73 1,765Textile Production and Fabrication 9,426 7,407 4,619Transportation 1,682 918 64Typing and Related 5,091 4,087 ' 4,145)Woodworking Occupations. 4,714 3,509 - 1,517
OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION TOTAL 2571244 201,280 171,461.;
RECREATIONAL EXTENSIONBaseball 31Basketball 296-Body Exercise and Weight Control 707BowliTigf , . 0 .
Bridge. 552
Checkers- 0 45Chess 25Diving 17Football .0Golf 1!19
Hiking/Camping 35House Pets 94Judo'Jujitsu 1
Karate 0
Sailing 0Scuba Diving aSeminars 2194iing 17
Soc. Dancing 332
Softball 129Sport Boating
imming69
Tends 426Voile all jS
RECREATION EXTENSION TOTAL
EXTENSION TOTAL
54
39
1,484111
389
0
0
0
1
260
66
, 97
'17
7
99
30
77
67
583
59
35
44,364
0
3,056 3,932
394,214 /3'00 093 346.798
GRAND TOTAL 525,923
40
1
J
0 ,220 431,174
41
TABLE 5,-. ''STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEX ANDRACE BY IUMTUTION 1974-75
(Unduplicated Headcount)
INSTITUTION WHITE
Anson TI .
AshevilleaBuncombe TIBeaufort County TIBladed TI
Blue Ridge TI
(Ipaldwell CC & TI
tape Fear TIarteret TI
tawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
entraL.Piedmont CCCleveland County TICoattaf Carolina CCCollege of AlbemarleCraven CC
2,7718,008
4,1491,704
sk.7489
12,8839,414
3,649 '-.'
13,19410,48.6
t..
34,1607,07514,0884,634
7,258 '
Davidson County CC 10,572',_Durham TI 5,202
Edgecombe TI 3,487 ,
Fayetteville TI g9,519 -..,
Forsyth TI 12,349
Gaston College 12,229Guilford TI ' 18,844Halifax County TI 2,632Haywood TI 4,489Isothermal CC 3,804
0
James Spi-unt Inst. 3,201Johnston TI 8,540Lenoir CC 7,643Martin TI . 2,649Mayland TI 3,072
McDowell. TI 3,140Mitchell' CC 5,125'Montgomery TI 1,619Nash TI , 3,556Pamlico TI """S 780
Piedmont 'if
Pitt 71
RandOlpHITIRichmond TIRoanoke-Chowan TI
NONWHITE MALE'
1,000 f, 1,5131,105' - 4,7812,227 3,203
992 1,307808 3,983
1,429 7,073..%
4,418 6,720518 2,155
1,159 6,4984,333 9,594
9,601 22,0931,349 4,3077,988 15,157.1,779 2,3802,143
..,
4,715
1,428 5,8633,031 3,6092,255 2,281
0,,852 20,9432807 7,484,
1,467 7,080\ ,
4,648 ,...1,748 \
2,512 2,152202 2,249608 2,163
c.
1,381 1,7442,838 7,3513,897 5,0101,819 2,208302 1,877
392 2,063734 2,627' '\
0965593
1,348 2,420622 475
FEMALE
2,258
4,3323,173
1,3894,514
7,2397,1122,0127,8555,225
21,6684,1176,9194,033
6
4,686
4,6243,4619,428
7,672
6,616
11,7442,0922;4422,249,
2,838
::(5)%
2,260
1,497
1,469.
3,2321,247
2,484927
3,124 1,833 3,385 1,5726,502 21688 4,5684 4,6226,743 638 3,260 . 4,1214,951 .1,976 3,149 3,7781,738 3,403 1,774 3,367
Robeson TI 4,943 4,517 4,048Rockingham CC 5,558 , 1,295 3,411Rowan "II- 9,712 1,304 5,280Sampson TI -3,252 1,704, 1,875Sandhills CC, 6,506 2,662 4,055
r -
C:-Southeastern CC-*' 4,810 2,283 3,043Southwestern TI. - 4,142 1,056 2,268,
_____S_tAn IAL_TA
5,4123,4425,7363,0815,113
4,0502,930
Carteret TI 3,4Catawba Valley TI 13,194Central Carolina TI 10,486
Central Piedmont CC
.41
34,160Cleveland County TI 7,075Coastal Carolina CC 14,088College of Albemarle 4,634Craven CC 7,258
Davidson County CC 10,572Durham. TI 5,202
,Edgecombe TI 3,487Fayetteville TI 20,519Forsyth TI 12,349
Gaston College 12,229Guilford'TI 18,844Halifax County TI 2,632Haywood TI 4,489Isothermal CC 3,804
James Spriet Inst. 3,201Johnston TI 8,540Lenoir CC 7,643Martin TI 2,649Mayland TI 3,072
McDowell TI 3,140Mitchell CC 5,125Montgomery TI 1,619Nash TI 3,556Pamlico TI 780
Piedmont TI 3,124Pitt TI 6,502
Randolph TI 6,743Richmond TI 4,951Roanoke-Chowan TI 1,738
Robes6n TI- 4,643Rockingham CC 5,558Rowan TI 9;712Sampson Ti 3,252Sandhi'lls CC 6,506
SoUtheastern CC 4,810Southwestern TI ,4,142Stanly TI 5,959Surry CC 6,84TI of Atamance 6,986
Tri-County TI 2,926Vance-Granville Ti 3,904Wake TI le 5,692
.Wayne CC 8,678Western Piedmoat CC 9,422
Wilkes CC 8,d34-Wilson County TI 5.473
TOTAL 401 071
1,1594;333
9,601
1,3497,988,779
2;43
1,4283,0312,2559,8522,807
1,463
4,6482,512
202608
1,3812,8383,8971,819302
392
734593
1,348622
1,8332,688
6381,9763,403
4,517'1,2951,304
'1,7042,662
2,2831,056821690
1,682
At172
3,0522,2603;0901,249
6922.200
124 852
-20-
1
6,4989,594
2,017,8555,225
22,093 21,6684,307 4,11715,157 6,9192,380 4,0334,715 4,686
5,863 6,1373,609 4,624
\\ 2,281 3,461\ 20,943 9,428\ 7,484 7,672
7,080 6,61611,748 11,7442,152 2,9922,249 2,4422,163 2,249
1,744 2,838
7,351 4,027,5,010 6,5302,208 2,2601,877 1,497
2,063 1,4692,627, 3,252
965 1,2472,420 2,484475 927
3,385 1,572
4,56$ 4,6223,260 4,121
3,7781,774 3,367,
4,048 5,4123,411 3,442
5,7361,875 3,0814,055 5,115
3,043 4,0502,268 2,9302,911 3,8693,300 4,1923,950 4;718
1,445 1,653
3,182 3,7744,534 311418
5,948 5,8205,697 4,974
4,598 4,7284.500 3.173
267 972 257 951
42(,
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TABLE 6.A.STUDENT ENROLLMENT 8Y SEX AND RACE 8Y TYPE OF PROGRAM
1974-75
INSTRUCTIONAL AREA
College Transfer
'General_ Education
Tech' ical
VocatiNhal
Curriculum Subtotal
Fundamental Extension
Other Academic Extension
Occupationa Extension.
Recreational Ex 'ension4
Extension Subtota
TOTAL
UNDUPLICATED.HEADCOUNT* WHITE
NONWHITE
15,445 87.3% 12.7%
28,289 86.0 14.0
61,854 78.4 21:6
26,121 70.8 29.2
131,709079.6 20.4
80,240 59.9 40.1
76,365 84.3 15.7
257,244' 76.9 23.1
3,056 74.6 25.4
394,214 75.2 24.8
525.923 76.3% 23.7%
*See definition of Undkplicated Headdount 'on page 3.
TABLE 6.8.STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEX AND RACE BY TYPE OF PROGRAM
1973-74
\
INSTRUCTIONAL AREAUNDUPLICATED'HEADCOUNT WHITE .
NONWHITE
College Transfer 13,734 88.7% 11.3%
General Education 22,179 87.8 12.21
Technical , 42,503 79.5 20.5
Vocational 21,711 . 71.0 29.0
Curriculum Subtotal 100,127 80.8 19.2' .
Fundamental Extension 56,532 59.0 41.0
Other Academic Extension 52,708 84.9 15.1
Occupational Extension 201,280 '' 77.3 22.7
MALE FEMALE
59.7% 40.3%
42.4 57.6
64.8 35.2
75.5 24.5
61.5 38.5
57.4 42.6
27.4 .72.6
49.5 50.5
50.3 49.7
47.4 52..6
51.0% 49.0%
MALE FEMALE
60.5% 39.5%
43.1 56.9
60.8 39.2
,,
74.4 25.6
59.8 40.2
56.3 43.7
25.3 74.7
49.9 50.1i
.
*Recrstaiisma I ExteRsran_:____I_932____89-6___I_Q-4_3_1_a_faa.__
1
Technical 61,854
Vocational 26,121
Curriculum Subtotal 131,709
FuniaMental Extension 80,240
Other Academic Extension 76,365
Occj pat. onal Extension 257,244
creational Extension 3,056
`Extension Subtotal 394,214
TOTAL 525,923
78.4 21.6
70.8 29.2
79.6 20.4
59.9 40.1
84.3 15.7
76.9 23.1
74.6 25.4
75.2 24.8
76.3% 23.7%
*See definition of Unduplicated Headcount on page 3.
STUDENT ENROLLMENTABLE 6.R.
Y SEV1/4ND RACE BY TYPE OF PROGRAM073-74
INSTRUCTIONAL AREAUNDUPLICATED NONHEADCOUNT WHITE WHITE
General
Technical
Vocational
Curriculum Subtotal
ueatiori
Fundamental Extension
Other Academic Extension
Occupational Extension
.Recreational Extension
Extension Subtotal
64.8 35.2
75.5 24.5
61.5 38.5
57.4 42.6
27.4 72.6
49.5 50.5
50.3 49.7
47.4 52.6
51.0% 49,0%
MALE FEMALE
13,734 88.7% 11.3% 60.5% 39.5%4
22,179 87.8 12.2 43.1 56.9
42,503 79.5 20.5 60.8 39.2
21,711 71.0 29.0 74.4 25.6
100,127 80.8 19.2 59.8 40.2
56,532 59.0 41.0 56.3 43.7
52,708 84.9 15.1 25.3 74.7
201,280 77.3 22.7 49.9 50.1
3,932 89.6 10.4 31.5 68.5
300,093 75.6 24.4 47.3 52 7
I 6 9 23 1 50 96
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GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF FALL QUARTER 1974 CURRICULUM-'STUDENTS
45TABLE 7
(HOME LOCATION OF STUDENTS IN PERCENT)
INSTITUTIONCOUNTY 'OF
INSTITUTION
ADJACENT
COUNTIESOTHER N. C.'
COUNTIESOUT-OF-STATE
NUMBER OFSTUDENTS
Anson TI 76.6% 21.3% 0.9% 1.2% 342Asheville - Buncombe TI 80.9 11.8 3.5 3.8 , 1,488Beaufort County TI 66.2 19.5 12.7 1.6. '699Bla en TI 88.0 9.8 . 1.1 1.1 266
uBl Ridge TI 74.6 21.9 1.5 2.0 453
Caldwell CC & TI 63.7 32.6 1.6 2.1 1,181Cape Fear TICarteret TI s
61.079,4
14.514.5
15.21.3
9.3
4.8829777
Catawba Valley TI 66.7 29.2 2.8 1.3 1,665Central Carolina TI 54.5
i27.2 14.8 3.5 1,302
Central Piedmont CC 84.0 -' 11.4 2.6 2.0 11,722Cleveland County TICoastal Carolina CC
83,160.5
!c 13.42.4
0.83.7
2.733.4
3751375,
1,878Coll Hof Albemarle 6 45.6 21.2 24.4 8.8 1,008Cra en CC 82.4 10.4 1.2 6.0 .4329
DavidS" n_County CC 57.5 38.4 3.0 4.1 1;568Durham TI 67.8 21.6 7.1 3.5 1,580Edgecombe TI 74.3 24.8 0.6 0.3 662Oketteville TI 79.3 7.4 1.7 11.6 3,718Forsyth TI 76.1 18.5 4.1 1.3 1,562
k
Gaston College 78.5 17..9 1.9 1.7 2,657Guilfotd TI 83.2 13.1 '2.7 1.0 2,604Halifax County TI 73.7 23.2 0.7 2.4 630Haywood TI 66.3 11.1 11.6 11.0 800Isothermal CC 87.2 .11.4 0.5 0.9 695
James Sprunt Inst. 81.1 14.6 3.6 0.7 555Johnston TI 66.3 21.0 9.2 3.5 691Lenoir CC 66.2 26.4 6.7 0.7 1,680Martin TI 57.4 30.4 11.5 0.7 460Mayland TI 38.8 58.7 2.3 0,2 492
McDowell TI 90.6 4.6 4.8 0.0 350Mitchell CC 78.2 11.3 8.6 1.9 812Montgomery TI 76.5 12.9 8.8 1.8 294Nash T1 74.5 24.6 0.6 0.3 736Pamlico TI , 84.8 15.2 0.0 0.0 92
Piedmont TI 53.7 36.1 7.9 2.3 882Pitt TI 78.8 10.3 10.0 0.9 1,376Randolph TI 68.4 14.3 15.3 2.0 700Richmond TI 66.9 27.3 4.3 1.5 798Roanoke-Chowan TI 53.7 37.9 6.6 1.8 393
Robeson TI 90.5 -7.8 0.9 D.8 1,017Rockingham CC 79.3 16.6 1.1 3.0 1,305Rowan Ti 64.7 30.7 3'.7 0.9 1,454Sampson TI 87.2 11.0 1.2 0.6 584Sandhills CC 51.8 37.2 9.0 2.0 1,394
Southeastern CC 60.1 29.7' 7.1 3.1 1,658Southwestern TI 44.'0 48.3 6.2 1.5 896Stanly,TI 92.0 6-8
:1
111
Car tere1
Catawba Valley TI','Central Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CCCleveland County TI ,
Coastal Carolina CCCollege of AlbemarleCraven CC
Dav4dson County CCDurham TI
Edgecombe TIFayetteville TI.Forsyth TI
Gaston CollegeGuilford TIHalifax County TIHaywoodIsothermal CC .
79.466.7
54.5
84.0
83.160.5
45.682.4
57.567.8
74.3
79.3
78.483.2
73.766.37.2
James SpruntJohnston TILenoir CC 4
81.166.3
66.2Mart -El 57.4mayland 38.8
McDowell TI 90.6Mitchell CC 78.2Montgomery TI 76/5Nash TI 74.5Pamlico TI 84.8
Piedmont TI 53.7Pitt TI 78.8Randolph TI 68.4Richmond TI 66.9Roanoke-Chowan TI . 53.7
Robeson -El . . 90.5Rockingham CC 79.3Rowan TI 64.7Sampson TI 87.2Sandhillsr& 51.8
Southeastern.CC) 60.1
Southwestern TI 44.0Stanly TI 92.6burry CC 66.3TI of Alamance 78.2
. " ,
Trak-County TI 57.5VanCe-Granv.ille TI 46.3Wake TI 74.1
resne CC
tern Piedmont CC63.368.4
Wilkes CC 584Wilson County TI 76,1
TOTAL 72.0%
14.5 1.3 4.8 777. 29.2 2.8 1.3 1,665
27p2 14.8 3.5 1,302
11.4 2.6 2.0 11,72213.4 0.8 2.7 1,3752.4 3.7 33.4 147821.2 24.4 8.8 1,00810.4 1.2 6.0 829
38.4 1.1 1,56821.6 3.5 1,58024.8 O. 0.3 6627.4 1.7 11.6 3,718
18.5 4.1,15 1.3 1,562
17.9 .9 1.7 2,65713.1 4. 2.7 1.0 2,60423.2 0.7 2.4 63011.1 11.6 11.0 80011.4 0.5 0.9 695
14.6 3.6 0.7'691.21.0 . 9.2 3.5 -------____
26.4 6.7 0.7 1,68030;4 11.5 0.7 46058,7 2.3 0.2 492
4.6 4.8 0.0 .350
11.3 8.6 1.9 81212.9 8.8 1.8 29424.6 0.6 Oa: 736
° 15.2 0.0 0.0 92
36.1 7.9 2.3 88210.3 10.0 0.9 1,37614.3 15.3 2.0 70027.3 4.3 1.5 79837.9 6.6 1.8 393
7.8 0.9 0.8 1,017
, 16.6 1.1 3.0 1,30530.7 3.7 0.9 1,45411.0 1.2 0.6 5843442 9.0 2.0 1,394
29.7 7.1 3.1 1,65848.3 '6.2 1.5 8966.8 0.0 0.6 367
26.5 2.1 5.1 1,31615.4 5.2, 1.2 1,119
21.1 2.1 19.3 53045.614.6
7.79.8
0.41.5
e674
1,33013.4 13.3 10.0 1,67424.7 6.2 0.7 1,507
35.1 2.0 4.8 2,10518.3 5,0 '0,6 907
19,2% 4.9% 3.9% 32,438
-22-4 G
1
I
47
TABLE 8 .
HOME STATE OF OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTSENROLLED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 1974-75 SCHOOL YEAR
STATECOLLEGETRANSFER
GENERALED.
TECH-NICAL
VOCA-TIONA
CURR.TOTAL
EXTEN-1SION TOTAL
Alabama 18 8 19 12 57 738 795Alaska 1 1 4 - 6 40 46Arizona .A.
2 3 2 15 308 - 323Arkansas- 13 1 11 7 32 279 311California 44 15 37
t22 118- 1,831 1,949
Colorado 2 3 7, 5 17 235 252Connecticut 12 6 19 6 43 285 328Delaware 6 - 10 3 19 .97 116District of Columbia 3 3 6 7 19 190 209Florida 77 39 111 31 258, 1,889 2,147
Georgia 32 56 82 '95 265 1,151 '1,416Hawaii 2 1 6 1 10 99 109Idago 1 - 2 2 5 58 63Illinois 32 4 42 22 100 1,036 1,136Indiana 29 9 25 19 82 538 620
Iowa 8 2 14 5 29 279 308Kansas 5 - 13 3 21 215 236Kentucky 13 9 18 9 49 484 533Louisiana 16 4 11 ' 6 37 494 531Maine 10 3 10 7 30 178 208
Maryland 22 8, 35 17 82 611 693Massachusetts 18 12 33 13 76 470 546Michigan 32 11 45 21 109 884 -993Minnesota 6 5. 9 10 30 309 339Mississippi
..
10 5 13 9 37 386,
423
Missouri 16 8 22 15 61 566 627Montana , 2 - 1 3 6 81 87Nebraska 7 - 3 '2 12 101 113Nevada 5 2 4 - 11 '112 123New Hampshire 3 - 7 4 14 114. 128
41New Jersey 28 9 63 20 120 1E7 987New Mexico 8' '3
.9 2 - 22 146. 168
New York 54 26 95 50 225 2,098 2,323North Dakota - - 1 - 1 67 68Ohio 49 19 58 31 '157 1,482 1,639
Oklahoma 11 2 12 9 34 300 334Oregon 3 - 3 1 7 193 200Pennsylvania 50 20 105 38 213 1,534 1,747RN:3de Island 3 - 8 4 15 95. 110South Carolina 60 101 269 99 529 2,129 2,658
South Dakota 1 2 ' 5 3 11' 72 83Tennessee 28 24 98 23 173 912 1,Q85Texas 49 18 39 41 147 1,346 1,493'Utah / 1 1 3 2 7 88 95
Vermont 2 1 2 1 6 73 . 79
Virginia 136 91 397 86 710 1,793 2,503
Connecticut 12 19/ 6 43 285 328Deladare 6 10 3 19 97 116District of Columbia' 3 3 6 7 19 190 ..... 209Florida 77 39 111 31 258 1,889 2,147
Georgia 32 56 82 95 265 1,151 1,416Hawaii 2 1 6 1 10 99 109Idago 1 2 2 5 58 63IllinoLs 32 4 42 .22 t..00 1,036 1,136Indiana 29 9 25 .19 538 620
Iowa 8 2 14 5 29 279 308Kansas 5 13 3 21 215 236Kentucky 13 9 18 9 49 484 533Louisiana 16 4 11' 6 37 494 531Maine 10 3 10 7 30 178 208
Maryland 22 8 35 . 17 82 \ 611 693Massachusetts t8 12 33 13 76 \-- 470 546Michigan 32 11 45 21 109 884 993Minnesota 6 5 9 10 .30 309 339Mississippi 10 5 13 9 37 386 423
Missouri 16 8 22 15 61 56§ 627Montana 2 1 3 6 81 87Nebraska 7 3 2 12 101 113NeVada 5 2 4 11 112 123New ,Hampshire 3 7 4 14 114 128
New Jersey 28 9 63 20 120 867 987New Mexico 8 3 9 2 22 146 168New York 54 26 95 50 225 2,098 2,323North Dakota 1 1 '67 68Ohio 49 19 58 31 157 1,482 1,639
Oklahoma 11 2 12 9 34 300 334Oregon 3 .. 3 1 7 193 200Pennsylvania 50 20 105 38 213 1,534 1,747Rhode Island 3 8 4 15 95 110South Carolina 60 101 269 99 529 2 129 2,658
South Dakota 4 2 5 3 11 72 83
Tennessee 28 24 98 23 173 912 1, 085
Texas 49 18 39 41 147 1,346 1,493Utah 1 1 3 I 2 7 88 95Vermont 2 1 2 1 6 73 79
Virginijk 136 91 397 86 710 1,793 2,503WashinTton 11 2 9 8 30 291 321West Virginia 7 6 25 '17 55 440 495Wisconsin 12 3 3 12 30 391 421Wyoming 2 2 1 5 '54 59
Puerto Rico 2 1 4 2 9 243 252
Virgin Islands 1 1 22 23Other Foreign 30 227 780 355 1,392 256 1,648
NONRESIDENT TOTAL 1,001 773 2,612 1,163 .6,549 28,950 34,499
23
TABLE 9
'HOME COUNTY OF NORTH CAROLINA STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 1974-75 SCHOOL 'YEAR
Y.
PERCENT
CURRICULUM
1974
ENROLLMENT TO
PERCENT TOTAL
COLLEGE
GENERAL
TECH-
VOCA-
CURRICULUM
HIGH. SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
1974
ENROLLMENT (10
TRANSFER
ED.
NICAL
TIONAL
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
TOTAL
GRADUATES
26
4930 8
,56
' 174
1,336
79
309
34
195
49
393
96
462
180
1,716
6,013
7,729
1,414
59
496
1,700
2,196
259
18
277
566
843
97
221
671
2,145
2,816
387
121
735
1,252
1,987
239
10
28
130
133
301
1,123
1,424
173
14
225
590
248
1,077
2,622
3,699
603
215
183
102
302
2,051
2,353
343
71
270
263
285
889
2,259
3,148
472
58
265
111
99
533
2,922
3,455
399
12
47
1,333
544
1,936
6,999
8,935
1,795
407
796
.909
183
2,295
7,620
9,915
738
147
227
823
219
1,416
4,694
6,110
1,099
704
,318
671
332
2,025
6,561
8,586
705
48
29
48
19
144
451
595
94
20
172
584
396
1,172
2,802
3,974
315
25
32
223
197
477
885
1,362
256
250
569
1,434
296
2,549
8,540
11,089
1,270
23
34
262
71
390
2,262,
2,652
4 2
154
142
200
496
1,258
1,754
2
21
27
66
31
145
808
.953
195
152
39
53
145
346
491
72
112
229
1,452
423
2,216
6,019
8,235
1,019
412
671
582
398
2,063
4,108
6,171
787
318
322
735
448
1,821
5,901
7,722
;
847
GRADUATES
POPULATION*
POPULAT1O
121.4
99,400
7.8
191.5
21,800
10.1
285.6
8,700
9.7
173.4
23,700
11.9
307.5
20,000
9.9
174.0
13,900
10.2
,
178.6
37,000
10.0
88.0
20,100
11.7
188.3
28,000
11.2
133.6
31,900
10.8
b.6.
.
CD
107.9
150,000
6.0
311.0
64,300
15.4.
128.8
78,200
7.8
287..2
60,100
14.3
153.2
'5,800
10.3
372.1
34,900
.11.4
186.3
19,100
7.1
200.7
98,200
11.3
92.4
29,700
8.9
208.4
,16,500
10,6
74.4
\11,000
201.4
5,400
217.5
77,200
262.1
49,700
15.0
65,000
817.1
10.7
12.4
11.9
T BLE 9
HOME COUNTY OF NO
H CAROLINA STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMU ITY COLLEGE
SYSTEM 1974 -75 SCHOOL YEAR
COUNTY
'
COLLEGE
TRANSFER
GENERAL
ED.
TECH-
NICAL
VOCA-
TIONAL
CURRICULUM
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
TOTAL
1974
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES
PERCENT
CURRICULUM
ENROLLMENT
HIGH SCHOC
GRADUATES
-Alamance
26
'174
1,336
180
1;716
6,013
7,729
1,414
121.4
Alexander
49
70
309
59
496
1,700
2,196
259
191.5
Alleghany
30
34
195
18
277
566
843
97
285.6
Anson
849
393
221
671
2,145
2,816
387
173.4
Ashe
56
96
462
121
735
1,252
1,987
239
307.5
Avery
-
10
28
130
133
301
1,123
1,424
173
174.0
Beaufort
14
225
590
24$
1,077
2,622
'
3,699
603
178.6
Bertie
215
183
102
302
2,051
2,353
343
88.0
cn
Bladen
71
270
263
285
889
2,259
3,148
472
188.3
Brunswick
58
265
111
99
533
2,922
3,455
399
133.6
Buncombe
12
47
1,333
544
1,936
6,999
8,935
'
1,795
107.9
Burke
407
796
909
183
2,295
7,620
9,915
738
31001
Cabarrus
147
227
823
219
1,416
'
,4,694
6,110
1,099
128.8
Caldwell
704
318
671
332
2,025
'
6,561
8,586
705
287.2
Camden
48,
29
48
19
144
451
595
94
153.:2
Carteret
20
172
584
396
1,172
2,802
3,974
315
372.1
CasWell
25
32
223
197
477
885
1,362\
256
186.3
Catawba
250
569
1,434
296
2,549
8,540
11,089
1,270
200.7
Chatham
23
34
262
71
390
2;262
2,65k
422.
92.0.
Cherokee
-154
142
200
496
1,258
1,754
f
238
208,4
Chowan
21
27
66
31
145
.808
953
195
74.4
Clay
152
39
145
346
491
72
201.4
Cleveland
112
229
1,452
423
2,216
6,019
8,235
1,019
217.5
Columbus
412
671
582
398
2,063
4,108
6,171
'787
262 1/
Craven
318
322
733
448
1,821
5,901
7,722
847
J\
21 .0
AN
Iis
ow
ow
ow
N11
1111
1E
N M
I IM
O M
III
IIII
IIN
N U
N N
M
COLLEGE
GENERAL
TECH-
VOCA-
CURRICULUM
TRANSFER
8D.
NICAL
TIONAL
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
TOTAL
49
897
4,721
1,316
48
31
59
14
21
576
7359
426
769
295
19
15
157 *---
48
74
25
13
215
'
6
146
424
406
599
1,301
371
352
705
378
174
1;664
589
29
122
129
858
1,111
1,370
784
15
855
33
2'
27
27
30
880
287
143
73
44
161
82
271
409
3,008
944
6256
478
239
37
- 77
548
233
68
469
659
3192
335
171
(
512
255
196
46
27
194
81
1-
94
5484
167
593
240
1470
211
198
6,983,
152
,
109
1,849
239,
1,050
2,296
1,448
2,642
286
4,123
11186
518
360
4,632
979
895
1,142
701
468
348
100
1,484
880
4
13,484
558
7,793
1,693
3,667
3,9866
3,793
11,642
'
814
8,395
443
526
1,920
'
1,567
20,467
660
667
9,642
1,932
4,717
6,282
5,241
14,284
1,100
12,518
554
612
2,438
1,927
17,888
22,520
3;040
4,019
5, 75
6,170
3,1 4
4,306
4 473
5,174
1;908
2,376
2;299\
2,647
446 1
516
6,008
7,492
1,546
2,426
974
HIG
SCHOOL
ATES
GRA
2,75120
106
1,329
266
579
1,549
'
504
3,023
398
1,602
156
. 80
476
256
4,028
748
740
563
557
383
295 91
952
221
PERCEN
CURR
ULUM
ENROLLMENT TO
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES
253.7
126.7
102.8
139.1
89.8
181.3
148.2
287.3
87.4
71.9
\257.4
71.2
07.5
8.8 .6
1 N0.9
123.9
202 8
125.9
122.2
118.0
109.9
155.9
398.2
1974
PULATION
PERCENT TOTAL
ENROLLMENT TO
POPULATION
'
,100
500
9,000
100,00
20,800
38,900
138,900
52,000.
223,200
27,700
155,300
.
8,300
6,500
33,300
14,900
9.2
6.9
7.4
9.6
9.3
12.1
4.5
10.1
6.4
4.0
8.1\
CI
6.7
9.4
7.3
12.9
299,200
7.5
54,600
?.4
53,300
*11.6
43,200
,10.0
46,900
11.0
23,100
10.3
16*o
15.7
'5,130D.
9.7
77,500
9.7
24,800
9.8
OMB
MIN MI
1111 I. s
S.1
1011
Mill
Sill
ISM
^ "a
COUNTY
,
COLLEGE
GENERAL
TECH-
VOCA-
CURRICULUM
TRANSFER
ED.
NICAL
TIONAL
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
Cumberland
49
897
'
4,721
1,316
6,983
13,484
.Currituck
48
31
59
14
152
508
Dare
21
576
.7
109
558
Davidson
359
426
769
295
1,849
7,793
Davie
19
15
157
48
239,,,
1,693
Dublin
74
146
424
406
1,050
3,667
Durham
. 25
599
1,301
341'
2,296
3,986
Edgecombe
13
352
4705
,378
1,448
3,793
Forsyth
215
174
1,664
589
2,642
11,642
Franklin
629
122
149
286
814
Gston
858
1,111
1,370
784
4,123
8,395
1 tv
UT
Gates
15
855
33
111
443
ui
1-\\,)
Graham
227
27
30
86
526
Granville
880
287
143
518
1,920
Greene
73
44
161
82
360
1,567
Gui(ford
271
409
3,008
944
4,632
'
17,888
Halifax
6256
478
239
979
-7
3,040
1Harnett
37
77
548
233
895
5,275
Haywood
6.
8469
659
'-#.1,142
3,164
Henderson
3192
335
171
701
4,473
Hertford
512
255
196
468
1;908
Hoke
46
27
194
81
348
2,299
Hyde
1-
94
5100
416
lredell
484
167
593
240
1,484
6,008
Jackson
1470
211
198
880
1,546
0
TOTAL
PERCEN
-0
CURRICU
1974
ENROLLME
HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH SC
GRADUATES
GRADUA
20,467
2,753
253.7
660
120
126.7
J667
106
102.8
9,642
1,329
139.1
1,932
266
89.8 i
4,717
'-
579
181.3:
6,282
1,549
148.2
5,241
504
287.31
14,284
-
3,023
83.4'
1,100
398
71.9 1
12,518
1,602
257.41
554
156
71.2
612
80
107.5:
2,438
476
108.a,
1,927
256
140.61
22,520
4,028
d115 .
1
4,019
748
.130.9i
6,170
740
120.91
4,306
563
202.8
5,174
557
125.9
2,376
383
122.2
2,647
295
118.0
516
-
91
109.9
7,492
952
155.9
2,426
221
398.2
TABLE 9 (Continued)
v.
,HOME COUNTY OF NORTH CAROLINA STUDENTS
ENROLL.
I.IN THE NORTH. CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SYSTEM,1974-75 SCHOOL YEAR
COLLEGE
TRANSFER
GENERAL
ED."
TECH-
NICAL
VOCA-
TIONAL
CURRICULUM
SUBTOTAL
46
3989
-67394 1
0, 160
12'
148.
214
183
324
67864
938
893
290
140
340
63
166
516
127
91
1,244
178
.
-1,341
2,296
694
556
224
16
42
370
391
105
569
32
50
387
253
722
2,895
8,628
6,059
1,743
19,325
621
192
166
28
25
170
286
411
245
517
148
1,321
7615
661'
301
1,584
76
62
474
371
983
124
165
181
371
617
60
871
360
1,908
13
87
,400
166
666
119
,129
-
71.
237
229
239
245
69
782
19
11
81
68
179
-47
050
17
144
242
529
295
868
119
_762
1,177
320
2,378
43
933
32
117
-
---
- - --
EXTENSION
4,404 1
890 il
3,371
5,853
2,982
1,254
39
1,9
3,063
,18,592
694
1,584
4,803
3,698
6,481
1,924
8,698
2,471
1,024
1,904
3,355
503
2,392
6,380
637
PERCENT
CURRICULUM
1974
HIGH SCHOOL
TOTAL - --
GRADUATES
ENROLLMENT TO
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES
1974
POPULATION
5,649
907
137.2
'64,000- -
1,068
,155
114.8
9,600
4,712
492
272.6
33,100
8,149
789
291.0
58,700
3,676
492
141.1
36,800
1,810x,-
200P
'
278.0
17;700
436
174
24.1
16,400
2,475
214
265.9
24,900
3,785
346
208.7
432,500
37,917
4,676
413.3
373,700
1,079
207
186.0
13,700
2,093
280
181.8
19,600
6,124
565
233.8
41,700
5,282
1,005
157.6
63,800
7,464
1,258
78.1
95,100
2,295
365
101.6
23,400
10,606
977
195.3
95,100
3,137
633
105.2
66,800
1,261
142
166.9
9,400
2,686
302
'258.9
28,000
3,534
260
68.8
20,000
647
143
100.7
8,300
3,260
446
194.6
27,000
8,758
1,166
203.9
74,600
754
133
88.0
12,800
PERCENT TOTAL
ENROLLMENT TO
POPULATION
10.2
2.7
9.9
11.6
10.1
7.9
10.7
14.7
8.3
7.8 m
-x
9.8
11.2
4.7
13.4
9.6
17.7
7.8
12.1
11.7
5.9
1111
=7.
.1,
TABLE 9 (Continued)
HOME COUNTY OF NORTH CAROLINA STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 1974-75 SCHOOL YEAR,
EGENERAL
COUN
411WER
ED
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Lenoir
Lincoln c
46
180
912
8148
673
214
94
t=Macon
1324
Madison
2
1Martin
370
n)
cn
-.1...
McDowell
32
50
Z.J1
eCklenburg
2,89504
8,628
4-)
tchell
.
ontgomery
Moore
_,,
Nash
,i*.
6
28
411 7
21
25
245
615
-hew Hanover
76
t62
Northampton
1-
24
Onslow
617
60
Orange
)Pamlico
.
'13
18.
.
87 19
.Pasquotank
229
239
Pender
19
11
Perquimans
47
'''
30
Person,
242
Pitt
119
762
Polk
43
9
140
91
556
1,254
1,810
200
278.0
lb
42
394
436
174
24.1
391
105
-569
1,906
2,475
214
265.9
387
253
722
3,063
3,785
346
208.7
6,059
1,743
19,325
18,592
37,917
4,676
413.3
i192
166
385
v,
694
1,079
207
186.0
170
286
509
1,584
2,093
280
181.8
517
148
1,321
4,803
6,124
565
233.8
ii
661
301
1,584
3,698
5,282
1,005
157.6
474
371
983
6,481
7,464
1,258
78.1
..,
165
181
371
1,924
2,295
365
101.6
871
360
1,908
8,698
10,606
977
1195.3
400
166
666
2,471
3,137
633
105.2
129
,71
237
1,024
1,261
142
166.9
245
69
782
1,904
2,686
302
258.9
81
68
179
3,355
3;534
260
68.8
50
17
144
503
647
143
100.7
529
295
868
2,392
3,260
-446
194.6
1,177
320
2,378
6,380
8,758
1,166
203.9
33
32
117
637
754
.433
88.0
PERCENT
CURRICULUM
1,110
-
1974
ENROLLMENT .11
TECH-
VOCA-
CURRICULUM
HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
NICAL
TIONAL
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
TOTAL
GRADUATES
GRADUATES 1
678
340
1,244
64
63
178
938
166
1,341
893
516
2,296
290
127
694
4,404
5,649
907
137.2
890
1,068
155
'
114.8
3,371
4,712
492
272.6
5,853
8,149
789
291.0
2,982
3,676
492
141.1
amon
ano
,A
N N
uN
M M
I
a
v.
PERCENT
CURRICULUM
"
416
197
'ENROLLMENT TO
COLLEGE
GENERAL
TECH-
VOCA-
.CURRICULUM
:HIGH
CHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
TRANSFER
ED
NICAL
TIO
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
TOTAL
G DUATES
'GRADUATES
POP
43
280
440
363
1,126
.6,206
34
170
536
211
10.
951
3,612
'
68
r119
1,143
641
1,971
7,987
,468
. 024
626
389
'
2,107
,4;529
82
231
...
1,284
308
.1,905
5,110
t;.
373
f'
146
451
326
1,296
2,993
10
,143
624'
250
1,027
4,069
19
59
198
93
369
.. 2,152
11
319
442
267.
.1,039
4,53
50
20
138
78
286
1,211
7,332
967
116.4
4,563
581
163.7
9,958
.1,362
144.7
6,636
983
214.3
7,015
1,184
4,289
579
223.8
5,096
'741
138.6
2f
401
92.0
54456
528
196.8
1,497
364
78.6
PERCENT TOTAL
ENROLLMENT TO
POPULATION
82,400
40,200
90,600
76,700
91,900
50,000
46,900
28).900
44,800
27,600
8.9
11.4
11.0
8.7
7.6
8.6'
10.9
8.7
12.4,
5.4
885
471
659
166
2,181,
.3,375
5,556
704
'
309.8
53,700
10.3
1191
79
84
355
4655
1,010
108
328.7
9,500
10.6
,..1
421
101
41
167
,2,584
2,751
,288
58.0
20,600
13.4
-../...
436
7\ 47
381
428
73
64.4
3,800
11.3
`"
99
260
419
141
919
3,519
4,438
691
133.0
60,300
7.4
..
3-
85
416,
182
686
2,720
3,406
396
173.2
33,200
10.3
86
362
1,099
549
2,096
6,423
8,519,
3,146
66.6
256,600
3.3
2344
96
92
224
882
1,106
241
92.9
17,000
6.5.
25
28
'
212, ,
114
379.
1,481,
1,860
,264
143.6
14,000
13.3
92
41
336
29
498
3,048
3,546
30
163.3
28,300
12.5
.260
253
934
490
2,237
8,706
10,943
1,378
162.3
.
89,500
12.2
357,'
706
929
262
2,254
4,229
6,483
634
355.5
54,000
12.0
25
311
778
409
1;523
4,550
6,073
852
178.8
59,400
10.2
162
97
237
.201
697
1;475
2,172
344
202.6
26,500
8.2
29
'114
326
251
874
1 125
160
156 9
13 200
8,'5
14 444
27 516'
59 241
24 957
126 158
365 264
491 422'
69'814
180.7
5 363 000
9.2
1
Ns
is w
e lo
m u
mI=
I=r
r r
r m
ir o
w11
11
I
A
COLLEGE
GENERAL
TECH-
COUNTY
TRANSFER
ED
NICAL
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
'
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford
Sam son
tland
Stanly
Stokes
C.11
Surry
r.)
ISwain
c.-)
--.1
Transylvania
Tyrrel
Union
Vdnce
Wake
Warren
Washington
Watauga
--..,
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
ORTH CAROLINA
`RESIDENT TOTAL
43
280
34
170
68
119
468
624
82
231
373
146
10
143
19
59
11
319
-.50
,20
885
.471
1191
4,21
4-
99
260
,3
85
86
362
234
25
28
92
41
560
253
357
006
25
311
162
97
29
14,444
27,516
440
`536
1,143
r626
1,284
451
624
198
442
138
65979
101
36
419
416
1,099
96
212
336
934
'929,
778
237
114
59,241
VOCA-
-TtONAL
CURRICULUM
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
TOTAL
PERCENT
CURRICULUM
1974
ENROLLMENT TO
HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES
-GRADUATES
1
363
1,126
6,206
7,332
967
116.4
'
211
951!
3,612
4,563
581
163.7
641
M.,971
7,987
9,958
1,362-
144.7
389
2,107
4,529
6,636
983
214.3
308
1,905
5,110
7,015
1,184
160.9
326
1,296
2,993
4,289
579
223.8
250.
1,027
4,069
5,096
''741
138.6
93
369
2,152
2,521
401
92.0
°
267
1,059
4,523
5,562
528
196.8
78
.286
1,211
1,407
364
'
78.6
166
2,181
3,375
5,556
704
309.8
84
. 355
655
1,010
108
328.7
'
41
167
'
2,584
2,751
288
58.0
.
747
381
428
73
64.4
141
919
3,519
4,438
691
-
133.0
182
686
2,720
3',406
396
173.2
549
2,096
6,423
8,519
3,146
-66.6
92.
224
882
1,106
241
92.9.
114
-379
1,481
1,860
264
143.6
29
498
3,048
3,546
305
165 3
490
262
409
2,237 .
2,254
1,523
8,7'06
4,229
4,550
10,943
6,483
6A73
'
1,378
634
.'852
4
162.3.
355.5
178.8
201
697
.1,475
,,
344
202.6
126
251
874
.,2,172
1,125
160
156.9
.
24,957
.126,158
365,264
491,422
69,814
180.7
TABLE 10
4r
AVERAGE-ANNUAL
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE)
1974-75
OL.
ANS.'
GEN.
ED.
TECH.
VOC.
-
CURRICULUM
SUB-TOTAL
OCCUPA- ADULT
TIONAL
HIGH
EXT.
SCHOOL
OTHER
ACADEMIC
EXT.
EXT.
SUB-
TOTAL
REGULAR
BUDGET
SUB-TOTAL
LEARNING
LAB
ADULT
BASIC
ED.
MDTA
NEW &
EXPANDING
INDUSTRY
RECRE-
ATIONAL
TOTAL
16
180
180
376
427
44
471
847
410
15
876
894
423
1,317
411
21
41
473
1,790
42
120
25
177
2,055
47
335.
259
641
753
198
951
1,592
*56
22
6.20
1,696
67
57
195
319
127
65
192
511
39
14
564
,29
204
136
369
534-
20.
143
697
1,066
31
15
20
1,132
256
8449
154
867
670
250
325
1,245
2,112
106
126
56
2,400
608
351
959
1,593
11
459
2,063
3,022'.
72
89
22
-181
3,386
50
261
331
.642
241
356
300
942
46
26
i
13
1,027
972
316
1,288
751
20
200
971
2,259
55
58
21
,2,393
.30
819
288
1,137
1,006
190
542
1,738
2,875
24
68
69
13,037
,559
1,313
3,577
1,
87,727
882
478
227
1,587
9,314
243
111
143
12
46
9,869
:881
255
1,136
348
38
81
467
41,603
136
129
29
1,797
400
510
341
1,251
-567
79
133
779
2,030
172
30
47
35
255
2,569
282
71.
294
147
794
254
669
.329
1,123
51
46
36
16
1,272
190
310
241
741
356
70
179
605
1,346
68
71
30
25
''
1,540
386
74
0 521
194
1,175
359
6125
490
1,665
'
109
48
21
115
1,958
i1,015
296
1,3*
402
43
22
467
1,778
71
95
32
1,976
...
335
204
539
289
11
126
426
965
69
21
23
1,078
183
1,774
681
2,638
1,131
838
119
2,088
4,726
150
37
297
50
80
5,340
1,148,
573
1,721
556
111
111
778
2,499
65
101
140
'
22,807
,050
289
'475
1,823
377
174
56
607
2,430
139
154
31
119
.2,774
83
1,263
482
1,828
1,363
355
298
2,016
3,844
69
178
65
33
4,189
33
326,,
206
-565
284
15
130
429
994
98
40
11
14
.24
1,181
5423-'''---, 490
918
335
165
401
1,319
4 9
24
13
1,365
249
11
130
277
667
107
10
43
160
-827
i78
46
12
4997
49
253
273
575
236
10
139
385
960
033
17
25
1,035
38
276
489
:803
762
212
178
1,152
1,955
44
34
25
41
.-24
2;123
448
12
-541
514
1,515'
755
70.
53
: 878
-
2,393
127
44
17
35
2,616
32
333
115
480
162
''.
23
39
224
'704 '
48.
29
15
,25
821
141
'
409
-550
81
105
186
736
77
43
19
22
897
.
TABLE 10
AVERAGEANNUAL
FULL -TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE)
1974-75
INSTITUTIONS
-TRANS.
COL.
GEN.
ED.
TECH.
Anson T.
I.
Asheville-Buncombe T.
-".?
Beaufort County T.
I.
Bladen T.
I.
Blue Ridge T.
I.
I.
16
47
:67
29
180
894
33557
204
Caldwell C. C. & T.
I.
256
8449
Cape-Fear T.
I.
608
Carteret T.
I.
50
261
Catawba Valley T.
1.
.972
Central Carolina T.
I.
30
819
Central Piedmont C. C.
1,559
1,313
3,577
C1 Cleveland County T.
I.
881
G. Coaital Carolina C. C.
400
510
'College of Albemarle
282
71
294
1Craven C. C.
--
, co190
310
-I
Davidson County C. C.
386
74
521
Durham T.
1.
Edg4combe T.
1.
-'1,015
335
Fayetteville T.
1.
183
1,774
Forsyth T.
I.
1,14a
Gaston.College
1,059
289
Guilford T.
I.
83
1,263
Halifax County T.
133
326
Haywood T.
1.
5423
Isothermal C. C.
249
11
130
James Sprunt Inst.
49
253
Johnston T.
1.
38
276
Lenoir C. C.
448
12-
541
Martin T.
I.
32
333
Miyland T.
I.
141
OCCUPA- ADULT
OTHER
EXT.
REGULAR'
ADULT
CURRICULUM TIONAL
HIGH
ACADEMIC
SUB-
BUDGET
LEARNING
BASIC
VOC.
SUB-TOTAL
EXT.
'
SCHOOL
EXT.
TOTAL
SUB TOTAL
LAB
ED.
180
376
427
44
471
.847
4423
1,317
411
21
41
473
1,790
42
259
641
753
198
951
1,592
56
195
319
127
65
192
511
39
136
.369
534
20
143
697
1,066
31
154
867
670
250'
325
2,112
106
351
1,593
11
459
,245
2,063
3,022
72
331
642
241
356
300
942
46
316
1,288
751
20
200
971
2,259
55
288
1,137
1,006
190
542
1,738
2,875
24
1,278
7,727
882
478
227
1,587
9,314
243
255
1,136
348
38
r81
467
1,603
136
341
1,251
567
79
133
779
2,030
172
147
794
254
669
329
1,123
5241
356
70
179
'605
1,346
68
194
1,175
359
6125
490
1,665
109
296
1,311
402
43
22
467
1,778
71
204
539
289
11
126
426
965
69
681
2,638
L,131
838
119
2,088
4,726
150
573
1,721
556
11
111
778
2,499
65
475
1,823
377
174
56
607
2,430
139
482
1,828
' 1,363
355
298
2,016
.3,844.
69
206
565
284
15
130
429
994
98
490
918
335
165
401
1,319
.
9277
667
.107
10
43
160
827
'78
273
575
236
10
139
385
96d
33
489
762
212
178
1,152
1,955'
44
514
1,515
755
70
53
878
2,393
127
115
480
162
23
39
224
704.
48
409
550
81
105
186
736
77
101
120
22
14.
151
12689
58
68
111
2930
17
48
95
21
37
101
154
178.,
40
24
46
17
3444
29
43
re m
e N
E a
s am
NE
am
we
am u
m u
m o
w r
e m
a am
EN
L.
'
GEN.
.ED.
TECH.
VOC.
140
224
407
11
146
88
66
232
50
336
168
33
-44
404
302
70
762
247
62
334
163
87
380
257
182
322
38
412
455
335
31
322
247
900
257
34
318
174
561
82
646
111
397
29
451
365
---59
331
248
,,,..
4'
194
.' 127
.
383
25
358
225
28
798
127
42
119
331
2396
265
7
322
7-:1F5 _E
:?1'2-
I91
258
80
868
234
26
427
323.
730 3,020
30,827 17,163
983 1,945
22,619 14,257
072'1,139
19,448 13,330
CURRICULUM
SUB-TOTAL
OCCUPA-
TIONAL
.
EXT.
.
ADULT
HIGH
SCHOOL
OTHER
ACADEMIC
EXT.
EXT.
.SUB-
TOTAL
REGULAR
BUDGET
SUB-TOTAL
LEARNING
LAB
ADULT
BASIC
ED.
'
MOTA
NEW &
EXPANDING
INDUSTRY
RECRE-
ATIONAL
TOTAL
364
652
'
85
346
26
be
123
460
487
1,112
44
22
21
48
18
1 6
2573
1,188
298
.
147
18
41
206
504
30
12
7553
554
269
224
295
849
23
30
47
21
970
77
211
51
262
339
20
6/
13
378
706
221
60
62
343
1,049
30
12
11
10
1,112
1,079
534 '
32
62
628
1,707
54
39
150
27
1,977
559
392
_12
101
505
1,064
118
55
42
1,279
-
724
299
'
20
76
395
1,119
97
48
40
27
1,331
504
291
153
64
508
1,012
54
65
14
23
1,168
905
578
145
56
779
1;684
101
50
42
1,877
935
196
120
68
384
1,319
39
34
1,392
1,157
371
138
.112
621
1,778
572
18
1,873
526
203
16
163
382
908
26
11
29
.
36
1,010
1;400
568
110
119
797
2,197
46
56
36
13
2,348
.
C71
1,242
236
97
101
434
1,676
18
15
1,709
cc)
638
239'
22
114
375
1,013
113
312
1,042
330
753
44
94
891
1;221
16
82 '
1,247
.991
241
31
272
1,263
71Z
37
730'
1,414
953
503
64'
58
625
1,578
71
56
35
49
1,789
_
492
145
55
200
692
58
'
15
66
777
663
220
64
118-
'402
1,065
38
74
11
.18
46
1,252
1,387
204
85
2291
1,678
80
85
13
33
1,880
1,719
997.
380
424
108
103
128
127
616
654
2,335
1,651
(
41
120
3376
23
722
13
2,438
1,883
V
01,440
228-1'
3118
349
1,789
70
68
34
95
2,056
776
251
18
48
317
1,093
102
'
56
15
240
72
1,578
58,740
24,654
4,525
6,490
35,669
94,409
3,693
2,820
1,142
943
1,857
104 864
45,804
18,240
2,372
3,990
24,602
70,406
2,507,
2,488
1,691
1,028-
743
78,8
40,989
13,233
2,274
8,823
24,330
65,319
2,195
2,874
1,590
1,041
940
73,9 9
INSTITUTIONS
McDowell T.
I.
Mitchell C. C.
Montgomery T.
I.
Nash T.
I.
Pamlico T.
1.
Piedmont T.
I.
Pitt T.
I.
Randolph T.
I.
Richmond T.
I.
-
Roanoke-Chowan T. .1.
Robeson T.
I.
Rockingham C. C.
-MR6wan T.
I.
Sampson T.
I.
1.-,Sandhills C. C.
tv rSoutheastern C. C.
Southwestern T4 I.
Stanly T.
I.
Surry C. C.
T.
1. of Alamance
Tri-County
I.
Vance-Granville T.
I.
Wake T.
I.
Wayne C. C.
Western Piedmont C. C.
Wilkes C. C.
Wilson County T.
I.
TOTAL
1974-75
TOTAL
1973-74
.TOTAL
1972-73
COL.
-MANS.
GEN.
ED.
TECH.
VOC.
CURRICULUM
SUB-TOTAL
OCCUPA-
TIONAL
EXT.
ADULT
HIGH
SCHOOL
OTHER
ACADEMIC
EXT.
EXT.
SUB-
OTAL
REGULAR
BUDGET
SUB-TOTAL
LEARNING
LAB
ADULT
BASIC
ED.
140
224`
364
.85
38
123
487
44
21
407
11
146
88
652
346
26
88
460
1,112
22
48
66
232
298
147
18
41
206
504
30
12
50
336
16B
554
269
224
295
849
23
30
33
44
77
211
51
262
339
20
6
404
302
706
221
60
.62
343
1,049
30
12
70
762
247
1,079
534
32
62-
628
1,707
54
39
62
334
163
559
392
12
101
505
1,064
118
55
87
380
257
724
299
20
76
-
595
1,119.
97
48'
182
322
504
291
153.
64
508
1,012
54
f5
L38
412
455
905
578
145
56
779
1,684
101
50
335
31
.
322
247
935
196
120
68
384
1,319
39
900
257
1,157
371
138
112
621
1,778
572
34
318
174
526
203
16
163
382
908
26
11,
561
82
646
111
.1,400
568
110
119
797
2,197
-
46
56
397
29'
451
365
1,242
236
97
101
'434
1,676
18
15
59
331
248
638
239
22
114
375
1,013
113
9194
127
330
_753
44
94
891
1,221
16
8383
25
358
225
991
241
31
272
1,263
77
37
28
798
127
953
503
64
58
625
1,578
71
56
42
119
331
492
145
55
200
692
58
15
2396
265
663
220
64
118
402
1,065
38
74
,7
889.
491.
1,387
204
85
2291
1,678
80
85
322
34
891
472
.
1,719
380.
108
128
-616
2,335
41
3 3
238
:63
I\605
91
997
424
103
127
654
1,651
120
76
258
80
/868
234
1,440
228
3118
349
1,789
70
68
26
427
323
716
251
18
48
317
1,093
102
56
7 730
3 020
30 827 17 163
58 740
24 654
4 525
6 490
35 669
94 409
3 693
2 820
6,983
1,945
22,619 14,257
45,604
16,240
2,372 .
3,990
24,602
70,406
2,507
2,488
7,072
1,139
19,448 13,330
40,989
13,233
2,274
8,823
24,330
65,319
2,195
2,874
NV I A1 I 1
TA8LE 11
FTE 8Y QUARTER
1974-75
FUNDA-
OT ER
CURRICULUM
OCCUPATIONAL
MENTAL
ACDEMFC
ACADEMIC
OCCUPATIONAL'
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
EXT.
EXT.
RECREA-
TIONAL'
EXTENSION
EXT.
SUBTOTAL
TOTAL
5,128
26,052
31,180
22,385
7,941
4,743
1,189
36,258
67,438
7.6%
38.6%
46.2%
33.2%
11.8%
7.0%
1.0%
53.8%
100.0%
12,483
52,809
65,292
28,689
11,020
6,862
1,454
48,025
1r3,317
11.0%
46.6%
57.6%
9.7%
6.1%
1.3%
42.1V
100.0%
CD
12,318
55,065
67,383
25,726
11,773
6,261
2,002
45,762
113,145
10.9%
48.7%
c)c).6%-
22.7%
10.4%
5.5%
1.8%
40.4%
100.0%
13,072
57,955
71,027
29,935
13,183
8,055
2,729
53,902
124,929
10.4%
'
46.4%
56.8%
24.0%
10.6%
6.4%
2.2%
43.2%
100.0%
10,750
47,990
'58;740
26,739
11,038
6,490
1,857
46,124
104,864
10.2%
45.8%
56.0%
25.5%
10.5%
6.2%
1.8%
44.0%
100.0%
.A11
1111
L_1
1111
111_
1111
-11_
1111
1111
1-11
111L
-M11
1-11
1111
.-JI
MI-
1111
1111
.11
1111
1-11
1111
TABLE 11
FTE BY QUARTER
1974-75
QUARTER
ACADEMIC
,OCCUPATIONAL
CURRICULUM
SUBTOTAL
OCCUPATIONAL
EXTENSJON
FUNDA-
MENTAL
EXT.
OTHER
ACADEMIC
EXT::
RECR
TION
EXT
SUMMER
FTE
5,128
26,052
31,180
22,385
7,941
"
4,743
1,189
Percent
7.6%
38.6%
46.2%
33.2%
11.8%
7.0%
1.0%
Fall FTE
,
12,483
52,809
65,292
28,689
11,020
6,862
1,45
Percent
11.0%.
46.6%
57.6%
25.3%
9.7%
6.1%
1.3
Winter
FTE
12,318
55,065
67,383
25,726
11,773
6,261
2,002
1,4
Cr)
Percent
10.9%
48.7%
V).6%
22.7%
10.4%
5.5%
1.8%
?tO
Spring
,
FTE
13,072
57,955
71,027
29,935
13,183
8,055
2,729
Percent
10.4%
46.4%
56.8%
24.0%
10.6%
6.4%
2.2
Average Annual
FTE
10,750
47,990
58,740
26,739
11,038
6,490
1,857
Percent
10.2%
45.8%
56.0%
25.5%
10.5%
6.2%
1.8%
:
irmi_
mm
a_w
am N
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lTABLE 12
AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE
11965-66 THROUGH 1974-75*
ACADEMIC
.OCCUPATIONAL
CURRICULUM
SUBTOTAL
OCCUPATIONAL
EXTENSION
FUNDA-
MENTAL
EXT.
OTHER
ACADEMIC
EXT.
RECREA-
TIONAL
EXT.
EXTENSION
SUBTOTAL
TOTAL
1,516
8,804
10,320
8,233
5,385
1,766
15,384
25,704
5.9
34.2
40.1
32.0
21.0
6.9
. 59.9
100.0
2,727
11,119
13,845
7,333
4,864
2,207.
14,404
28,250
9.7
39.3
49.0
26.0
17.2
7.8
51.0
100.0
3,995
14,176
18,171
6,411
5,049
3,125
14,585
32,756
12.2
43.3
55.5
19.6
15.4
9.5
44.5
100.0
4,900
17,381
22,281
8,360
5,505
3,915
17,780
40,061
12.2
43.4
55.6
20.9
13.7'
9.8
44.4
100.0
GO
5,898
20,160
26,058
10,217
6,242
5,340
.-
21,799
47,857
12.3
42.1
.54.4
21.4
13.0
11.2
45.6
100.0
7,542
25,142
32,684
12,093
7,217
7,335
26,645
59,329
12.7
42 4
55.1
20.4
12.2
12.3
44.9
100.0
8,522
29,028
37,550
15,023
7,716
9,290
32,029
69,579
12.3
41.7
54.0
21.6
11.1
13.3
46.0
100.0
32,778
40,989
15,864
7,343
9,763
32,970
73,959
11.4_
44.3
55.4
21.5
9.9
13.2
44.6
100.0
8,928
36,876
45,804
20,959
7,367
3,990
743
33,059
78,863
11.3
46.8
58.1
26.6
9.3
5.1
0.9
41.9'
W 100.0
10,750
47;990
58,740
26;739
11,038
6,490
1o8p7
46,124
104,864
10.2
45.8
56.0
25.5
10.5
6.2
1.8
44.0
100.0
ulated prior to 1955-65
,IIM
IIIIM
INM
',IM
MIII
IIMIII
II111
1111
1111
1111
1111
1111
1.11
1111
1111
0111
1111
1111
rTABLE 12
AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE
1965-66 THROUGH 1974705*
FUNDA-
OTHER
RECREA-
CURRICULUM
OCCUPATIONAL
MENTAL
ACADEMIC
TIONAL
YEAR
ACADEMIC
OCCUPATIONAL
SUBTOTAL
EXTENSION
EXT.
EXT.
EXT.
1965-66
tFTE
1,516
8,804
10,320)
8,233
5,385
1,766
Percent
5.9
34.2
40.1
32.0
21.0
6.9
1966-67
FTE
2,727
11,119
13,846
7,333
4,864
2,207
Percent
9.7
39.3
49.0
26.0
17.2
7.8
..
1967-68
FTE
' 3,995
14,176
18,171
6,41)
5,049
3,125
Percent
12.2
43.3
55.5
19.6
15.4
9.5
1968-69
FTE
4,900,
17,381
22,281
8,360
5,505
3,915
Percent
12.2
43.4
55.6
20.9
13.7
9.8
C4
1969-70
5,898
20,160
26,058
10,217
.6,242
5:--
FTE
Percent
12.3
42.1
54.4
21.4
13.0
11.2
1970-71
FTE
7,542
25,142
32,684
12,093
.7,217
7,335
Percent
12.7
42.4
55.1
20.4
12.2
12.3
1971-72
FTE
8,522
29,028
37,550
15,023
7,716
9,290
Percent
12.3
41.7
54.0'
.21.6
11.1
13.3
"
1972-73
it
FTE
8,211
32,778
40,989
15,864
7,343
9,763
Percent
11.1
44.3
55.4
21.5
9.9
13.2
1973-74
nFTE
8,928
36,876
45,804
20,959
7,367'
3,990
743
Percent
11.3
46.8
58.1
26.6
9.3
5.1
0.9
1974-75
FTE
10,750
47,990
58,740
26,739
11,038
6,490
1,857
Percent
10.2
45.8
56.0*
25.5
10.5
6.2
1.8
* FTE not calculated prior to 1965-66
GRAPH 3
4
STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY PROGRAM
1974-75
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PROGRAM STUDENTS PERCENT
College Transfer 15,445- 2.9%
General Education.
Special CreditStudent
Technical
3,576 0:7
24,713 4.7
. 61,854 11.7
pit
PROGRAM STUDENTS PERCENT
Other Academic 76,365 13.5%Extension
Learning Lab 33,687 6.0
Adult Basic 24,828 4.4Education
CETA 1,660 0.3
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College Transfer
1111 General Education
11'0474oiro
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Vocational
Occupa onal
Exte ion
Adult High School
STUDENTS PERCENT
15,445, 2.9%
3,576 0.7
24,713 4.7
61,854 11.7
26,121 5.0
252,605 44.6
29,236 5.2
aa
-34-
PROGRAM STUDENTS PERCENT
Other Academic 76,365 f3.5%Extension
Learning Lab 33,687 6.0
Adult Basic 24,828 4.4Education
CETA 1,660 0.3
New & Expanding 2,979 0.5Industry
Self-Supporting & 3,056 0.5Recreational
TOTAL 525,923 100.0%
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COLLEGE TRANSFERVERAGE ANNUAL FTE 1974-75
WONT!
ASHEVILLE=BUNCMBE Ti
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLACEN TI
SLUE RIDGE TI
DWELL CC i TI
FEAR TI
CAR ET 71
CATAWBA VALL TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
cErtiAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF.ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON Cowry CC
DURHAM TI
ECGECCMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH'TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD Ti
HALIFAX COUNTY Ti
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTH CC
JAMES SPRUHT I
JOHNSTON TI
LEND RI CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
HASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND 71
ROANOKE -CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCAGNAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAN7.1t CC
TI
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN 71
STANLY TI
SURRY CC,
TI OF AliMANCE
TAI-COUNTY TI
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CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECON3E TI
FAYELIEVILLE TI
/ FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRINT INST
JOHNSTON'TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
MCDOdELLTI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIECMONTTI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH'TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOW-CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
RCWANTI
SAMPSON TI
SANOHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SORRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRI-COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
-WILSON COUNTY TI
250 500 750 1000
FULL -TIME EQUIVALENTS1-36=
71
1250 15
COLLEGE TRANSFER PROGRAM FTE
1974-75
7 2TABLE 13
1974-75 1973-74 1972-. Average. Average' Avera
Summer Fall Winter Spring Annual Annual Annu
Anson TI
Asheville-Buncombe TT
Beaufort County TI
Bladen TI
Blue Ridge TI
Caldwell CC &. TI
Cape Fear TI.
Carteret TI
Catawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
JCentral Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI-
Coastal Carolina CC
Cchllege of Albemarle
Craven CC
Davidson County CCDurham TI
Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth 'TI
Gaston College 492Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
HayWood TI
Isothermal CC
James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston Ti
Lenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
McDowell TI
Mitchell CC
IMontgomery TI
Nash TI
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI -
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TI
Roanoke -Chowan TI
Robeson TI
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
11 Sampson TI
II Sandhills CO
Southeastern CC
Southwesterh TI
113
756
204
83
110
106
70
248
1
' 289 305 317 256 216
tit--
- - - - -
-
-
1,227 1,198
1,838 1,843 1,799 1,559 1,407
492 .455 447 400 302
372 338 333 282 276
194 241 214 190 112
473 459 502 386 383
1,318- 1,059 892
300
536
310
497
183
1,666
247
313
-
500
857
317 249 209 191
751/448 438 504
-.
66 535 514 -512 407 366
_ f
1150 417 377 395 335 379 401
186 714 663 680 561 519 564
163 494 463 470 397 378 442
StanlY TI//
_
- a a
- Central Carolina .TI
11Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CCIICcalege of Albemarle
Craven CC
II
Davidson County CCDurham TI
Edgecombe TI
II
Fayetteville TIForsyth TI
Gaston College
IIGuilford TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood TI.
IIIsothermal CC.
James Sprunt Inst.
IIJohnston TI
Lenoir CC
Martin TI
II
Mayland TI
McDowell TI
Mitchell CCII Montgomery TI
Nash TI
Pamlico TI
IIPiedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
IIRichmond TI
Roanoke -Chowan TI
II
Robe son TI
Rockingham CCowan TI
II Sampson TIII Sandhills CC
Southeastern "CC
IISouthwestern TIStanly TI,
Surry CC
T. I. of Alamance--
Tri-lCounty TI
II
Vance-Granville TIWake TI
NTOTAL' 1974-75
'TOTAL 1973-74
TOTAL 1972-73
Wayne CC
Western Piedmont CC
Wilkes CC
Wilson County TI
756 1,838 1,843
-
204 492 455'83 372 -338
110 194 241
106
-473 459
- - -
-
.-
-
_
492 1,227 1,198-
- --
-
- - -
70 300 310
- - -
66 535 514
--
_ _
- _
- -
- -
- -
- -
--'
150 417 377R -
-186 .714 -003
248 526) 497
3,270 9,311 9,0743,078 8,971 8,112
3,266 9,111 8,251
-37-
163 494 463
-418 V.455
- -
218
-.
...'
- -
- - -
.- - -
7'142 359 384
0 291 2,9a
94 362 281
1,799 1,559' 1,407 1,- . - -
447 400 302 2
333 282 276
214 190 112
502_
386.:,
-
383 . 5
-
1,318 1,059 892 85-
- -
-
-
-
317 249 209 19
511 448 438
- - -
512 407 366
- -
395 335 379 40
680 _____561____---5- 56
470
440
401
300
293
9,2497,751
7 641
t 3
7,730
397 378
-
-. -
383 347
-S*.%
-
322 307
238 240
258 212
6,983
44
31
_
292
34
252
ANSON TI
ASHEVIVE-SUNCCMBE TI
BEAUhRT COUNTY TI
BLOB TI
BLUE RIDGE TI
CALDWELL CC I
CAPE FEAR I
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY T
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
IFAX COUNTY TI
HAYW000 TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JIIHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TT
MCDOWELL TI.
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CM:MAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
'ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY ,CC
''TI'OF ALAPANCE
TRI-COUNTY JI
GRAPH 6
GENERAL EDUCATIONAVERAGE ANNUAL F T E 1974-75
CARTERET TI
BA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL INA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMO
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OP ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
TI
E' COMM 'TI
YETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFA4 COUNTY TI
HAYWO3OTI
ISOTHERMAL CC
AWES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
MEDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
' NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE- CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
$TANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRI-COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI
$
I0 20 30 40 50 60
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENTS-38-
75
70 80
ei
'01
et
Anson TI'
Asheville-Buncombe TI
Beaufort County TI
Bladen TI
Blue Ridge TI
Caldwell-CC & TI
Cape Fear TI
Carteret TI
Catawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
Craven CC
Davidson County CC
Durham TI
Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI,
Gaston College
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
James Sprunt Inst.
ohnston TI
Lenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI ,
McDowell TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash TI
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TI
Roanoke-Chowan TI.
Robeson TI
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
II.Sandhills CC
1
GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM RE
1974-75
Summer Fall Winter Spring11 12 24 17
-
17 61 58 4948 '77 72 , 70
43 40 31
9 14 5 2,-
7 65 75 51_
21 41 28 27
801 1,195 1,496_
49 116 53
-
62 84 68
- - -
-:.-_
78 204 201
- -
,_-
51 72 7415 39 31
- 5 8
18 12 8
23 54 59J 23 47 37
3 5 4
44 47- - -
18 , 12 6 .
-
6 93 38
1,759
67
-
82
, 1
248
134
456
.
7
60
45
3936
-
. 6
_
58
._ -
77 64 45 9420 76 89 64
49 94 100 103
- - -
4 58 49 39'2 15 60
1 4 -
28 50 . 30 27
64 63 124
Southeastern CC 6 30 i 35Southwestern TI .56 63 71 47Stanly TI - 15 21
"Surry CC - 30 23 46
TABLE 14
1974-75 1973-74 1972
Average Average Aver
Annual Annual Annu16 14 8
_
47 36 30,
67 50 16
29 14 -
'8 6 3
50 29 30
30 20 28
1,313 701' 361
-
71 47 422 57
74 95-
- 3 1
183 133 92
- -
83 43 // 28
33 40 24
5 - /.
-
11 // 4
49 53 (32
. ,
38 / 38 35
12 2
32. 21 30
11
-
7
2
10
-
-
50 t. 51 54
70 57 10
62 38 20
87 70 . 45"
1
(38 16
'',31 6
'34 27 41
'82453
18
29 - _ .,,, -
- 9 79 48
, 9 , 1
25 1
Central Piedmont CC , 801 1,195 1,496 1,759 ,313 701 '; 3 1
Cleveland County TI - - rCoastal Carolina CC, - - - -
College of Albemarle 49 116. 53 71 47 42
Craven CC - - - 2
Davidson County CC 62 84 68 82 74 .95
Durham TI - - - 1
Edgecombe TI - -
Fayetteville TI 78 204 01 248
Forsyth TI - - -
Gaston College - - -
Guilford TI 51 72
Halifax County TI i15 39Haywood TI - 5
Isothermal CC 18 12
James Sprunt Inst. 23 54
Johnston TI 23 47
Lenoir CC 3 -
Martin TI - 44Mayland TI - --....
McDowell TI - - -
Mitchell CC . 18 12
Montgomery TI - -
Nash TI 6 93 38 58
PamliCo TI - - - -
1833
133
57
192
- _ --- _
74 134 8-3 43 28
31 45 33 40 4.24
8 '6 5 ,...
.11 14
.6o 49 53 3238 38
12 2
32 21
8
59
37
5
47
45
3936
Piedmont TI _
Pitt TI 77 64 45Randolph TI 20 76 89
Richmond TI 49 94 100 103
Roanoke-Chowan TI - -
94
64
"35
302
10
11 7
51 54
70 57'
62 38 , go
87 7o
. '1
10
Robeson TI 4 58 49 39 38 16
Rockingham CC 2 15 48 60 31 6-
Rowan TI . - 1 - - - -
Sampson TI 28 50 30 27 34 27 41
SandhillSj CC 64 79 63 124 82 53' 18 '
Southeastern Cc : 6 43 3o 35 29 -
Southwestern TI 56 63 ZI 47 59 79 48
Stanly TI - 15 - 21. 9 1 --
Surry' CC . - 30 23 46 25 1 -
T. I. of Alamance 29, 30 28 24 28 3 -
Tri.-:County TI 14 45 48
Vance-Granville TI - - -
Wake TI , - - 6
Wayne CC 19 18 67
Westeft Piedmont CC 70 68 48
'- ,Wilkes CC 80 103 43
Wilton County TI ., 21 30 23
TOTAL 1974-75 1,799 3,172 3,244
TOTAL 1973-74 ,1,085 ,333 2,163
TOTAL 1972-71 489 1,310 1,197
_39..
,
60 42 26 4 17
6 ----2 -, 1
20 7 22 29
30 34 14 12
62 63' ,54 -
93 8o , 53 3
28 26 14
'3,823 3',020
2,161 1,9451,323 - 1,130
. "
ANSON TI
ASHEVILLE -BUNCOKBE TI
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLADEN TI
BLUE RIDGE TI
CtLDWELL CC t TI
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY Ti
CENTRAL CAROLINA Ti
CENTRAL PIECMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE Ti
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELLIl
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH Ti
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN II
SAMPSON Ti
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRI-COUNTY TI
78
GRAPH 7
TECHNICALAVERAGE ANNUAL FEE 1974-75
.....
CO
0 In
z
--.I
r
.Pi
Il
oP
l
r't
.4 4
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINPTI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND .COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH'TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD IL
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT 1NST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI-1.1
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
RDANOKE-CHOWAN TI
2ROBESON 71
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TR1-COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILFES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI
1
U
2 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
'FULL-TIME' EQUIVALENT-40-
79
TECHNICAL PROGRAM FTE
1974-75
SummerAnson TI 68
Asheville-Buncombe TI 510
Beaufort County TI 151
Bladen TI 17
Blue Ridge TI 120
Caldwell CC & TI 135
Cape Fear TI 212
Carteret TI 94Catawba Valley TI 504Central Carolina TI 325
Central/Piedmont CC
II: Cleveland County TI
Coastal CC
II Craven CC
Davidson County CC11 Durham TI
Edgecombe TI
Carolina
College of Albemarle.
Fayetteville TI
Fors
II. Gaston CollegeGuilford
11.
Halifax,County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TI
Lenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
McDowell TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash TI
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Radadolph TI
Richmond TI
Roanoke-Chowan TI
Robeson TI
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
Sandhills CC
Southeastern CC,
Southwestern TI
Stanly TI
Surry CC
2,052
520
190
68
188
161
504
141
828
726
91
668
124
199
21
Fall
139
1,093
360
61
244
433
753285
1,068
931
4,039884
632
382
313
598
1;126
3791,969
1,195
3541,465
351
486
142
129 271
129 289
208
116.; 3
74 6o
84 141
39 173
26 77
105 369
2 43
Winter
192
1,017
383
66'
260
557.
753320.
1,099
80
Sarin
321
954
446
85
190
670
712
3431,215
966 1,054
4,051 4,165
98o 1,138
615367330
6151,164
603
36o
414
712
1,263
358 462
2,296 2,001
1,284
3571,352
262 363
261 862
14 478156 428
42 191
119 - 480
142 390
456 992
120 375268 . 786
,129 .513'
131 367
61 176,
115 437
39
9
1654)
279
284
632
370
172
.168
182
83
416
44
488,
267
438
440235
3531,566
428
490
191
332
403722
513
156
168
188
79
455
43
504
957
403
496
261
1974-75
Average
Annual
1h0
894
335
57
204
449608
261
4 972819
TABLE 15
1973 -74, 1972Average AveraAnnual Annua
56
758
256
67
774251
30
156
269
521.
155
741
545
3,577 2,81
881- 4 1
510 375
294 230
310 178
1 347015 723
335 210
1,774 1,288
1,148 827
289 .252
1,263 1,028
326 196
423: 322
13o 87
,, 253 178
276 187
541 407
333 218
141_ 88
5
13
25
634
114
664
411
2,583
177
264
231
138
309
646
161
888
571
22'6
829
144
289
101
:1.70
144
407171
41
60
26.
110
27
449482
218
211
126
126
279
463
161
513
255
.145
46
238
485w. 565
365 3891,006 1,144
397 38o
828 702
545 618
405 421
265 2 273
442 436
140
14666
336
33
404762
334380
182
412322
940
318
646
45]--331194358
9592
51
192
25
304
534
270
267
137
204
307
597
221
528
301
157
106
299
Central Piedmont MI
11Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
CraVen CC
Davidson County CCDurham TI
Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
II Gaston College
Guilford. TI
IIF6lifax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
11 James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TI
ILenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
IMcDowell TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash TI11 Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
II Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TI11 Roanoke-Chowan TI
Robeson TIII Rockingham CCII Rowan TI
Sampson TI
II .Sandhills CC
II Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI11 Stanly TI
Surry CC
T.0I. of Alamance
IITri-County.TI
Vance-Granville TI
11 Wake TIII Wayne CC
Western PiedmOnt CC
Wilkes CC
Wilson County TITOTAL 1974-75
TOTAL 1973-74TOTAL 1972-73
2,052 4,039 4,051 4,165 3,57 2,819 2,583,.520 884 98o 1,138 881 471 177190 632 615 603 510 375 26468 382 367 36o 294 23o 231
188 313 330 414 310 178 138
161 598 615 712 52] 347 309504 1,126 1,164 1,263 1,015 723 646141 379 358 462 335 210 161828 1,969 2,296 2,001 '1,774 1,288 888726 1,195 1,284 1,389 1,148 827 571..
91 354 357 353 289 252 226668 1,465 1,352 1,566 1,263 1,028 829124 351 399 428 326 196 144199 486 519 490 423 322 28921 142 165 191 130 87 101
129 271 279 332 253 178 170129 289 284 403 276 187 144208 600 632 722 541 407 407,116 332 370 513 333 218 171
74 160 172 156 141 88 41
84 141 168 168 140 95 6o
39 173 182 188 146 92
26 77 83 79 66 51 26
105 369 416 455 336 192 110-2 43 44 43 33 25 27
262 363 488 504 404 394 4492\61 862 967 957 762, 534 482
14 478 438 403 334 270 218156 428 440 496 3810' 267 21142 191 235 261 182 '137 126
119 480 485 565 412 204 126'0 142_ 390 365 389 322 307 279
456 _ 992 1,006 1,144 900 597 463120 375 397 380 318 221 161268 786 828 702 646 528 513
129 513 545 618 1 . 301 255131 367 405 421 ''' 331 157 145_61 176 4 265 273 f 194--"-- 106 46115 437 442 6 058 299 238395 879 923 994 708 637 578
72 146 133 125 119 89 247152 392 515 524 396 113 79622 1,043 9 931 889 742 582
375-- 1,041 1,084 1,065 891 825 821 .
202 680 728 808 605 441 364
576 870 955 1,072 868 777 724156 447 513 591 427 278 111
14,355 34,473 36,213 38,243 30',827
11,422 27,526 26,141 !;.. 25,338,873 24,117 23,130 I 21,625 10,448
ANSON TI
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLADlipt,
BLUE RIDGE TI
CXLDWELL CC i TI
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EMECOMBE TI4C
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTQ1 COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
'MbNTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
FAHLICO-TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANdKE-CHOWAN TL
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
'SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLStC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRICOUNTS' TI
82
GRAPH 8
VOCATIONALAVERAGE ANNUAL FTE 1974-75
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY,TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND itipaury TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
\seCRAVEN CC
aulosom COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI_
EDGECOMBiTI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFA1 COUNTY TI
HAYWOb0 TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SFRUHT INST
JOHNSTON fl
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
MGiplI11ELL TI
..MdiCHELL CC
*.4314fGC;14E RY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDI43NTTI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOSIANTI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN Ti
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
-TRI- COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
t, WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI
11
.
S
1 6 200 3
FULL- TIME
;1).
00 400 500
1 VALEN TS0 ,
.
.;\
600_
-
400
0
0
Anson TI
-Asheville combe TI
OLU1
II Bladen TI
,Blue,Ridge T
Caldwell CC & I
Cape Fear TI
Carteret TI
Catawba Valley TI
Central Carlina TI
Central Piedmont bp.
Cleveland County AI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of.,Albemarle
Craven CC
1
Davidson County CC.
Durham TI.
Edgecombe Ti
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
Gaston' College
Guilford TI
Halifax County, TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TI
Lenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
McDowell
Mitchell CC
MontgoAery,TI
.Nash TI
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TI, 0
Manoke-Chowan TI'
Robeson
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
SanM,116:CC.
,/jou&asiiern CCSouthwestern TI
Atanly TI, ,114
SurrytC
4t
VOCATIONAL PROGRAM FIE
1974 -75
Spring
1974-75
Average
Annual
TABLE 16
1973-74Average
Annual
225 180 112
417 423 .387257. 259 _119
'319 195 166
148 136 134
177 154 176
375 351 273
350 331 291.396 316 304
342 288 223
1,458 14278 895
314 265
341 341 287
164 147 138-
246 241 232
233 194 176299 296 316209 204 252
744 681 540
559 573 584
642 475s 357
543 ,482 836
257 206
538 490 2
329 . 277 22
304 273536 489
537601 514131' 115 132
513 409 179
Summer Fall Winter
140 181 173
329 486 459 _
8,5_ 245 '°- e'.338
156 -%21
4t112 121 162
N\128 147 .164%$,
1 0 398 380
19 381 394 .
203 \ 306 360
119 34: .$43
763 1,14 '4577, , 190 57 i 258
198 415 409----!._
---;7114\ 154 155
199 260 257
143 _ 191 210
303 284 296
163 215 227 .
292 876 808,
525 611 597
272 464 523
328 511 543
146 209 210,
Q AP548 8
3119
319
205 283 299
376 514.- .529
429 496 530
96 115 116
217 413 493
93 220 281 301
10 111 , 99 133
0 259 265 243132 165 .164 212
30\ 53 45 ' 49
219
191
134183
275
27,
187- 0777
173153
75182
262:
\ 323
.172
285\ , 285290 `, 338
364. ---36°-216 1257
175 172
2,3
384
480 '429 636
232, 304-
30-3e is 67 270203 -20 e 178
99 125
514 328
234 28
0.108 146 ,
216 249,n1r.
224
88232
, 168A.
44
302
247
63
322-
455
247257
174
111,
:4,443
`'274 248180 ' 127
253 225
J02
2
170113
34
224
285
154
233
270
1972Avera
Annua
100
361
11137
122
181
218255277265
969.227
2481391209
J.88353201
483626
311
501
232]
2 541
204'
223261.485127
58
112
101
111
47
2051
2091
1241
2421
2 511
356 , 294
209 204278
118 153
117 124
203 233
13 .2131
'38
-l48
11 loaL4W a ValICy it JUU 3°0II' Central Carolina TI 119 346 343
Ce*tral Piedmont CC 763 1,314 1,577
Cleveland County TI 190 257 258Coastal Carolina CC- 198 415 409
IICraven CC
College of Albemarle 114
199 260154
257
155
Davidson County CC 143 191 210
II Ddrham TI . 303 284 296
li Edgecombe TI,_ 163 215 227. -Fayetteville TI 292 = 876 8ct811 ,Forsyth TI 525 611 , 597
11/ Gaston College 272 464 523
Guilford TI . 328 511 543IIHalifax County TI 146 209 210
Haywood TI 319 554 548If Isothermal CC 190 270 318
II James Sprunt Inst. 205 283 , 299
Johnston TI 376, 514 529
Lenoir CCt- 429 496 530
Martin TI 96 115 116
Mayland TI 217 413 493
11McDowell TI 93 220 281
Mitchell CC 10 111.
99
Montgomery TI . 160 259 265
IINash TI 165 164132
39U -310
342' 288 '223 p265
1,458 1,278 895 .96g
314 255 243 227
341 -...,... 341 287 248
164
246 241 2Q9
147 138
232 2
139
233 194 176 188299 2'96 316 353209 204 252 201
. 744 681 --, 540 -- -483559 573 584 626
642 475 357 311
543 482 483 501
257 .206 186 232
1289
490 279 254277 228 204
536 489 346 261
601 514 537 485131 115 132 127.
513 409 179 58
301 224
3 88
102 , 112
2_
-
43 232 170 101
168 111113212
304' 273 227 223
3430 53 49 44Pamlico TI 45 47
II Pitt TI 191 323 216
Piedmont TI 219 262 364
Randolph TI 134 172 175
Richmond TI 183
11 Roanoke-Chowan TI 0 275
285 285
290 338
, IRobeson TI
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampso. TISan lls CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
Stanly TI
Surry CC
T. I. of Alamance
-County TI
ante- Granville TI
11--`Wa!-_,- 'I
II Wayi
Western Piedmon
Wilkes CC
Wilson Count TI
TOTAL 1974-75
TOTAL 1973-74
TOTAL-1972-73
273 .480 ' 429
1781 274 232
187. .303 ,267
107 ',203 206
77 99 4251
173 514 ,_ 328
153 234 328
75 108 146182 216 249104 135 135
205 375 344232 307 ,' 267
v 422 539 456333 462 53571, 96 91
.
142 342 243
234 336 35211,697 18,336 18,852
11,245 ,16,022 15;152
9,711 14,930 14,604
257
360 302
247-224
172 163 154273 257 233
384
,
322 270
636 455 356
'' 304 . 247 209
270_ ''' 257 278 :
-. 178 i 174 118
143 .111' . 117
165it443 203
274 248 213
180 127 - 69
253. 225 168
135 ,,127 190 .
.399 33fr 347255 265 277
547 491 : 477557 . 472 377103 AD- 80.
207 234 83367 121 -106
19;712 -17,163
14,25714,582 - 1414!.. .,018
. -
, 205
206
124
242
251
294
204
244153
124
233213
38
99
240
284
200
511
361
5o
. 95268
-.
-
13-0
-43- 5c1-
86GRAPH 9
CURR1tULUM SUB-TpTALAVERAGE ANNUAL F T E 1974-75
ANSON TI
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLADEN TTY
Bug RIDGE Ti
CALDWELL CC 5/TI
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI,
CENTRAL piEomon CC,
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN, CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM 71
EDGEO3MBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD 71
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL. CC.
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McOVELL TI
MITALL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
. NASH T1
PAKLICO TI
PIE TI
PITT TI
ill RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND T1
ROANOKE- CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPAN TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
' SURRY CC.
TI OF ALAWCE
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CARE FEAR TI
. CARTERET TI
CATAWBA PALLET TI
NEIQBLCAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
'COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIOSON COUNTY CC
DURKIN TI
EfGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH,TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY'TI
HAMM TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRINT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
YAYLAMD TI
&DOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
HASH TI
PAMLICO TI
TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
E-CHOWAN TI
SON TI
U
ROCKIN
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SORRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
'TRI-COUNTY TI
VANCE-G VILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL T.
WAiNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILMS CC
WILSON COUNTY TInV,.
400 800 1200 1600 2000 2400
F LL-TINIE EQUIVALENTS-447
8(
UJRIC
ft
Anson TI
As4eville-Bunc mbe TI
Beaufo*rt-County
Bladen TI
ge TI
IICaldwell CC & TI
Cape Fear TI
Carteret TI
IICatawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
Craven CC
Davidson. County CC
DurhamTI,Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth Ti
Gaston College
Guilford TI
Halifax Coun
Haywood TIIsothermal CC
IIJames'Sprunt Init.
Johnston TI
II Lenoir CC
Martin TI
8 U TABLE 17
.-.,..1,974z75 1973-74 1972
, -----2---- Kigiage Average Aver
Summer Fall Winter Spring Annual Annual Annu
21.9 , 332 389 563 376 193, -16
839 1,579. 1-476 - 1,371 1,317 1,161 1,11
253 666 _, 779-1-_,862_ __MI_ '' 406 39157 294 349 474 319 246 20
232 408 462 369 369 304 ` 26
385 883 1,031 1,166 . 867
462,% 1,151 1,133 1,087 959297 731 789 744 642
707 1,374 1,459 1,611 1,288
465 1,318----1,13122423 1;137
4,372 8,386 8,967 9,181 7,727
710 1,141 1,238 1;452 1,136
592 1,539 1,479 1,391 1,251
7§4
741
1,175
1,311
304 594 585 671 , 539
1,198 3,049 3
y, 1,251 1,806- 1,881
° 855 2,045 2,078
1,047 , 2,048. 1,969.285 599 640
518 1,045 1,075
299 -724 801-
357 , 608 .- 637 696
528 85o 850 9841,632 1,664 1,873
491 533 68o
573 665 s, 669
314 1,024 913 924
497 767 sza 874
472 104(L \ 1,3'52 '1,529807 1,410-N 1,460 1,563
667 :59
794 85
475 ` 391,045 9
788 7o
5,822 5,57
714 40
964 75
691 72
524 40
1,001 99
1,039 99
465 36
2,993 2,638 1,961 1,46
1;948 1,721 1,411 1,19
2, 13 1,823 1,501 1492,243 1,828 1,554 1,35
736 ' 565 . 422 401,034 918 601 , 54
844 '.* 667 .528 49
888
Mayland TI 29T
II N McDowell TI'----
Mitchell CC'
Montgomery TI
Nash Tr
Pamlico TI .
11 Piedmont TI
II Pitt; I' .'.
Randolph TI
II °Richmond TI.
II Roanoke-Chowan TI ,,,,
Robeson TI
II Rockingham CC
Rowan TI -
Sampson TI
Sandhills'CC
Southpetern_ccII Sopthwestern,TI
II StaillSr TI
SiArri gC'
177
133
186
243'32
_361831 801
336 348
627' 618 72
A 96 89-o 92
575
803
1,515
480
458 42
571 44
1,384 1,39371- 32
267 10
97 18
467221 12
356 27
59 7
839 652
2 298
554
77,
481 :625 °. 85Z ., 864 70
529 , 1,249 1,228 1,308 ' 1,079168 726 \ 702 , 639 559
.t924
504
388 I 807 , 825' 872
317 ,, 481 573 645 ,
396 1,018 963z
1,240 go
472 '1,096 1,022. '1,148 , 935
643 '''1,296 1,273%, 1,414 1,15725i 628 633y,. 585 526
595 1,678 1,679 1,400
471
340136
515
564, 1,366 1,566
4- 804 . 742
, 299 ,' 4111,101 1,169 1, 75
618
4?2*,
570
'408
N576901
875-
217
1,242 882 '
638, 449
330 176'
991 . ... 815
65
69
'36
49
37
42
88
76
351,21
,0 93
40
8
65
10- L'enfral-L'arolini:-'111-
Central Piedmont'CC
Cleveland County TICoastal Carolina CC
College'of Albemarle
Craven CC
Davidson County CC
Durham TI
Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
Gaston College'
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI ,
Haywood TI
Isothermal cc
James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TI
II Lenoir CC
11 Martin TI
Mayland TIA
McDowell TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TINash -ti
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TI
Roanoke-Chowan TI
Robeson TI
Rockingham CC
Rowan T1Sampson TI
Sandhills CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
Stanly TI
Surry CC
T. I. of Alamance
Tri-County PIVance:Granville TI
Wake TI
Wayne CC
'Western Piedmont CC
Wilkes CC
Wilson County TI
TOTAL 1974-75
TOTAL 1973-74TOTAL 1972-71
4,372710
592
4 314
497,
472807
304
1,198
1,25r:-
8,386 8,967
1,141 1,238
1,539 1,4791,024 913
767' 828
1,346 1,352.
1,410, 1,460
585.3:9 4
3,305
_-1,881
9,181 7,727 5,822
1,452 1,136 714
1,391 1,251 964
924 794 691 .
874 741 524
1,529 1,175 1,001 ,
1,563 1,311 1,039.,
671 539 4652,993 2,638 1,961
7- 11-194-:--1-121:---1,411
855 0:5 2,08 2,313 1,823 1,501
1,047 2,048 1,969 2,243 1,828 1,554
285 99 640 '730 565 422
518 1,045 1,075 1,034 918 601
299 724 801 844 667 528
357 608 637 696 575 458
528 850 850 984 803 571
888 1,632 1,664 - 1,873 1,515 1,384
,212 491 533- 680 480 371
291 573 665 669 550 267
177 361 449 469 364 197
133 831 801 839 652 467
186 336 348 322 298 221
243 627 618 725 554 356
32 96 89 92 7Z 59
481 625. '852 864 706 618
529 1,249 1;228 1,308 1,079 876
168 726 702 639 559 462
388 807 825 872 724 570
41, 317 --. 481 573 645 504 408'
' 396 '1,018* 963 1,240 905 5/,0
'-0/472 1,096 1,022 1,148 935 901.
643 1,296 1,273 1,414 1,157' 875
255 628 633 585 526 366
595 1,678° 1,679, 1,649 1,400 1,217
471 1;564 .1,366 1,566 1,242 882
340 664 804 74; 63811 449136 299 411 474 330 176
515 1,101 1,169 1,175 V 991 815
528 1,044 1,086 1;153 953 83.0
291 ;, 566 525 584 492 462
384 699 782 785 663 391
1,044 1,582 1,423 1,498' 1,387 1,241
869 .1;880- 2,070 2,053 1,719 1,523
412' 1,135 1,158 1,273 997 815
892 -1,677 1,522, 1,665 1,440' 1;125
411 : 81T 888 986 776 598
31,121 65,292 67,383 71,027 58,-740,
26,830 54,852 51,568 49,827 45,80422,139' 49,468 47,382 44,627 -
89 -45-
5,57
40
7572
40
99
9936
1,46
1,19
1,391,35
54
49
42
44
1,3932
lo
18
12
27
7
65
69
36
, 491
377
42
88
351,21
93
408
65
81
5427
1,12
1,48
.75
1,07
58
40,98
OCCUPATIONALAVERAGE
#
ANSON TI
ASHEVIL CONDE TI
BEAUFORT C
BLADEN TI
BL RIDGE TI
CALDWELL & TI
CAPE FEAR I
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA-TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT-CC
'LEE'PELAND
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE.
GRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON cOUNTY CC.
DURHAM TI
EDGECCMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
A GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX *COUNTY. TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC.
JAMES SPRUNT,AST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TY
KAYLA/I° TI
MCDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
TI
4AMLICO, TI
PIEDMONT `,11
MITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
'RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-EHOWAN TI
F° BESON TI4ROCKINGHAMCC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLYTI
WORT CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
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CARTERET TI
CATAW1AVALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND,COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF.ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
cogtomeE TI
FATETTEVIELE TI
'FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD'TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYW SOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRCNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
- r
PAYLAND Ti
MtDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON, TI
tAADHILLS CC
SOU,EASTEin CC'
SOUTHWE%TERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRI-COUNT 7I4
VANCE.GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE,CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY T;
200 400 600 8.0 topoN-,' 1200
FULL-TIME EQUI.VALFNTS-46-
91 I.
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OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION PROGRAM ltTE ''1)(2, TABLE 181974-75 . ,
1974,75 1973-74 1972-
.,,.Average Average Avera
Summer Fall Winter Spring Annual "Annual Annna
Anson TI 230 670 500 301 427 247
411' 399
31
411Asheville- Buncombe TI 338 492________ 507 '305 235
:Beaufort County TI 781 791 50.7 .
928 _753_ 708 424IIBladen TI ' '125 128 141 108 127 172 71
Blue Ridge TI - 476 611 512 533 534 393 220
Caldwell CC & TI
Cape Tear TI
Carteret TI
Catawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of AlbemarleCraven CC
Davidson County cc,
Durham TI
Edgecofibe TI
Fayetteville TI
11
Forsyth '-TI
Gaston College
Guiliford TI
Halifax Cpunty TI
Haywooq,,TI
Isothirmal CC
IIJames Sprunt
Johns on TI
L"61Marti TI.
J.taylan TI.
Mclowe 1 TI
F .ce 1 CO
Montgo e TI
Nash,TI
111 Pamlico TI
Yledmon TI-
_Pitt T1
Randalph_az_,Richmond TI
Roanoke.:ihowan_TI.
Robes.= TI
II Rockingham CC
II kowali TI
Sampson 71
11,Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
11Stanly TI
SurrS,CC r 6
944 572 618
1,188 2,043 1,837
240 242 259
488 839 707
902 1,113 905
594 1,137 849
393 308 ,344510 513 ,622.
107 -443 284155 '547 284
313 285 453643 168 364332 299 156
848 884 , 1,153
370 580 507
322 '392 ,291
99Y 1,355 1,398179 413 3.73
116 419 ,-, 14866 118' 75
544 '670 -411
1,301 'T,593 .1,312
219 241 1175
969 751. 3t)2%
1,103 1,006 932
942 882 733
341 *348 253
623 567 49018.1 254 185
437 356 292
247
1,281
"59
384
290
582
79712
86
225
382 359 276 143
, 433 402 257 179371 X89 36o , 288
,627 1,131-' 573 165
762 556 409 450
504 377 , 19o, '308
1,699 1,363 1,049 711
167 284 - 176 ,148
---- 651 335. 274 238'
'.. 168 -------107 , 68 ,- 52
589391 \
921156,
',, 770
551 700 68o
112 .135 124
38 - 85 '69 .
\ 72
,333
tjg--- 369
56 -----,
201 ..
... 202* 95
225 2&k
166 214, 271:
493 466 482
1-- 322
to 434 , 344 ,277. 333 282
210 813 500
154 186 . 199,
1:32 341 253
216 , 372 128
611 539 757.
49' 281 280
190 0.8 281_614 986 656,213' 139. 243
148 236\ 213 106
769:- 762 593 .2858
1,086'\ 755 432 486
279 ___162 118 202
128 81 41 54
147 , 85 61 4127
475 \\346 193
147 ... 102 ' tl
288 2 9, 124 '93
161 21 110 123
229 221\
6940
534
534\ 392
7 a 299t--,2 , 291
785
243550
91"
'356
326
169
753
,371
578
196
371,
203
568
236
219
753
241
15'9 1 337
547 457
344 298
259 346
202 64
300 212
168 113
263 12.7
214 203
259.
123
214 130
196 181.
471 ' 9316 8
1
111 Central Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
Craven CC -
Davidson'Countfr CC
DurhaM TI
Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
Gafton College
Guilford TI ,
Halifax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
',James Sprunt_Inst.
Johnston T1
tenair CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
11
McDowell Ti
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash TT.
Pamlico TI
I Pi
,Piedmont TI
902 1,113 905
594 1,137 849
393 308= 344510 513 622
107 443 284
155 547 284
313 285 !,453
643 168 364
332 299 156
848 884 1,153
370 580 507
322 392 291
998 1,355 1,398
179 413 373
116 419 14866 118 75
240
589
551
112
38
72
333
182
225
263
391
921
700
135
85
156
770
)680
124
69
61 56
369 201
202 95
281 '281215 206
1,103 1,006
942 .482341 '348
623. 567
181 254
1437 356
382 359
4, 433 402
371 289,
1,627 1431762 56
504 c77
1,699 6
167
651
168 1 7
148
769
a,o86
279
128 8
6
2,
147 8
475 34
103 147288 26
161
932 290
733 582
253 79
490 712
185 86
292 225
276 143257 179
360 288
573 165409-- 350
308
711
148
23
190
1,049176
274
68
213
593
432
11
41
486202
54
61' 127
61
93123
19
2
24110
159 337
547 457
344 298
2592g T4
300 212
168 11,3
263 1t7
214 203
459 r 123
olph TI
Richmond TI
Roanoke-Chowan TI
-Robeson TI
Rockingham CCII Rowan TI
Sampson TI
Sandhills CC
1--Southeastern'CC
Southwestern TI
11Stanly TI ..*
Surry CC
T.I. of Alamanceo
It Tri- County TI
Vance-Granville' TI
Wake TI
Wayne CC
Western Piedmont CC
Wilkes CC
Wilson County TI. /TOTAL 1974 -75
ibTAL 1973-74
- TOTAL 1972=73
\'
166,
493,
331/
214
46381
`' 277 333
210 -
154,
332
v 216
\ 611
\\O.(190
614
)213
494
125;
139',
,/31 /
276
376
164
213
,20,044
13,261
9 09
271482
813 ZOO18 199
341` 253
372 1281
539 757
281 , 280
318
986
139
354
"171V.
239
282
439468
Z99. 291
578
243 ' 196
550 371
203"
356 568
326 236
69 239
753371 241
'561 503
166 145271 220
224 204
438 3
423 424
344 228
28
1 24, 6271
252n
281
"656
243
599
116
226
27t1'
364 ,
428.
162 230
306 19826l946 23,867 V17, 18, 608-13 06 13 4'7
214' 130
196 181
471 93
16 84
2 276
,,96 205
,165 74
83 96316
198
'487 94
-142 214
4
- 94GRAPH 11
OTHER ACADEMIC EXTENSIONAVERAGE ANNUAL F T E 1974-75
ANSON TI
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLADEN TI
BLUE RIDGE TI
CALDWELL CC S TI
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
METAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT HST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
MCDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
RIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHNND TI
ROANOKE ..CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUETHASTERNI CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SORRY CC
TI OF ALAHANCE
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CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRALplEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE Ti
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FOASYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD II
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
. PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE - CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
_ CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHiLLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
(SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY T
RRY CC
TI OF ALANANCE
TRI- COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
'WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT cc
WIL
0 WILSON COUNTY TI
MIR
e
0 10 200 300
FULL- E EQUIVALENTS-48-
91
400
OTHER ACADEMIC EXTENSION PROGRAM FTE
1974-751974-75
Average---
Summer Fall Wintere----:--S firin 'Annual
Anson TI,
Asheville-Buncotbe TI
Beaufort County TI
Bladen TI
Blue Ridge TI
Caldwell CC & TI
Cape Fear TICarteret TI -
Catawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CCCleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College-of Albemarle
Craven CC
Davidson County CC
Durham TI
Edgecombe TIFayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
Gaston CollegeGuilford TItHalifax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal
James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TI
Lenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
-TI0Atch 11 CC
Mont ery TI,
Nash T1Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TIRoanoke-Chowan,TI
RobesOn TI
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
Sandhills CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TIStanly TI
Surry CCnn L7 110
'28 44 45 58 44
25 51 56 32
80 342 186 183
59 76 63 6o
125 114 162 171 43
(
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TABLE 19I
1973-74 1972-71
Ave ge' Averag
ual Annual
416 345. 312 226 325
371 525 532 406 459 7231 25 84 83 56 `55
150 198 196 ,257 20s 144--372 468 637 -691 5, 2.._ '228
232 201 79 396 227 351
33 91 68 I30 81 57
88 125 128 190 133 158
14 113 95 53 69 51
130 249 111 225 179 106
129
119
875
'195113
93 145 113 150 125 143 272
5 23 22 38 22 18 51
156 69 77 200 126 99 14
199 46 73 156 119 83 5
57 96 93 199 111 49 83
38 55 58 74 56 36 137
195 335 296 364 298 171 464
,04 138 157 162, 130 5 144
16 73 19 153 65 43 46
37 53 30 so 43 47 .96
69 213 130 142 139 142 2j8
84 144 237 245 178 122/ 2Z8
21 54 52 83 3 52 311
26 32 13 84 39 22 4125 148 36 212 105 24 12
24 45 30 -5/
,20 51
34 103 108 .46 88 45 -
38 ' 39 38 48 41 4, 36 ' 5536 Jo 26 25 24 13 91
32 54 62 7-- 51 37 38".
11 12 75 149 62 17 90
43 73 63 69 62 63 33052 59 f 88 204 101 116 *104
51 116 . 76 6o 76 93 86
49 6o 48 97 64 27 207
19 89 114 56 '66
761 6o 74 76 68 31 8560 129 86 174 112 42 145
2277-
221 130 , 75 163 107 209,'
82 i 76 189 127 -119 36 88'
\ 127 130 122 101 , -762 4 265.\101 167 105 81 114 ,_ 64 55
,70, 7o 96 138 _94 34 . 43.
32 21 41. 29 31. 19 148
Central'Pedmont CC 232
1/ Cleveland County TI 33
Coastal Carolina CC 88
College of Albemarle 14
ICraven CC 130
Davidson County CC 93
II
Durham TI 5
Edgecombe TI 156
Fayetteville TI 199
IForsyth II 57
.Gaston College 38
Guilfdrd TI 1951 Halifax County laHa.
64
Haywood TI 16
Isothermal CC .37
IIfames Sprunt Inst. 69
Johnston TI 84
II
Lenoir CC 21
Martin TI 26
gayland TI 25
II
McDowell TI 24
Mitchell CC 34
Montgomery TI 38
II
.NasA TI
Pamlico TI36
32
Piedmont TT 11
IIPitt TI 43Randolph TI 52
Richmond TI 51
111
Roanoke-ChowanTI 49
Rbbeson TI, 19
ll Rockingham CC 61
Il Rowan TI . 60
Sampson TI s' 227
IISandhills CC $2
Southeastern CC 24
Southwestern TI let
201 7991 .68
125 I28
113 95
249 111
145 113
23 22
69 7146 7396 93
55 58
335 296
138 157
73 19
53 30
213 130
144 237
54 52
32 13
148 36
45 30103 108'39 38
10 2654 62
12 75
73 63
59 88
116 76
60 48
89
60,_ 74
129 6221 130
189
127 130
167 105'
396
130
19053
225
150
38200156
199
74
364
162
153
50
142
245
83
84
212
106
53
48
2557
149
69
204
60
97
114
76
17475
127
122
81
II( Stanly TI 70 70 96 138
Surry CC..
32. 21 .41 29
T. I. of Alamance 63, .36 43 90.
ITri-County. TT. 34
Vance-GranAlle 90
II
Wake TI
Wayne 68
-,
We ern Piedmont CC 83
likes CC , 67
. Wilson County TI 5'1
TOTAL 1974-75 4/
,743
TOTAL 1973-74 3,539TOTAL 1972-71 6,991
I 48
15 145
9
175 121
133 111
113 126
55 42
6,862 6,261
3,936 3,687
9,168 8,6o6
9 -49-
79
76
146,
182'164
41
227
81
13369179
125
..
go
.
35
57
15851
106
143
129
119
875
195
113
272/ 22 18 51
126 99 141
119 -83 25111 49 .
83
56 36 137
298 171 464130 57 144
65 43 ' 46
43 47 , 96
139 142 238
178 122 ih. 228
53 52 311
39 22 41
105 24 12
20 5188 4541 36 55
24 13 91
51 37 .38
62 17 90
62 ' 63 330
101 116 104
76.// 93 86
64 27 . 207
56 66 117
68ji'`.
85
112 42 145163. t07 209
49 36 88
101 .---- 76 265
114 64. i55
.94 34 43.31 19 14858 61 112
55 27 65..4111I .J74 149
2 21
128 92 182
127 '84 130
118 76 225
48 16 84
48,055 '6,490
. 5,263 - I 3,99010,299 - 8 82:1
ANSON II
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE 71
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLADEN 71
BLUE RIDGE TI
CALDWELL CC & TI
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
' CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEZILE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
?ORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
' GUILFORD TI
th"HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYW000 71
CC
J SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI,
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH 71
PAMLICO 71
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH 71
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOWAN 71
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN 71
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SORRY CC
71 OF ALAMANCE
96GRAPH 12
ADULT HIGH SCHOOL 4-
AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE 1974-75
.
.
,
1,
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.2
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I,
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.
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OE
1,
(
. ..., _
I
. ,
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, I
. I
.
..
.
I
C CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF A4LBEMAILLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGEcaw TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GLIILFOR0 TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD T I
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYL,AND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY fi
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND T I
ROANOKE -CHOW TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROM T
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY T I
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TR I - COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI
I
I
NMI
4.
0 100 200 3
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENTS00
9 9
-50-
400
ADULT HIGH SCHOOL P'(OGRAM FTEN,,
1974-75
Summer Fall
Anson TI - -
Asheville-Buncombe TI 4 25;`
Beaufort County TI - . ._ ,
Bladen TI
Blue Ridge TI
- -
- 28I
II
Caldwell CC & TI
Cape Fear TI
Carteret TI
II
Catawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
Central 'Piedmont CC
IICleveland/County TI
Coastal parolina CC,
ColleiebY-Albemarle
CravenfGC
i).410.1rh TI
Edgembe TI f
:
Davi n Couny,CC
.4Fayftteville TI
lif Forsyth TI .
I. Gkston College
Guilford TI
IHalifax County TI
:Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
ames Sprunt Inst.
nst6n TI
Lenoi CC
Marti TI
Mayla d- TI
II Moho ell., TI
II 4tchel,l. CC
Montgo$ery TI
It jPam11.4./O TI
i. Piedfpbnt .TI
11 Pit4/
Ran, 9.1.ph TI
111/o ond TI
IIII
10 npke-Chowan TI
eson TI
ccingham cc
64an TI
Athpson TI4iidhills.cc
outheastern CC
outhwestern TI
anly TI
'Surry CC.--rr_.__T___.,,.c._A.i.......,.,__
227 248
11 11
- -
5 31
219 252
296 424
.13 30
68. 89
22 -
10 115
- 7
50
10
9
4715
218 917
84 134
1821
157.
146 358
23 21
-
- -
21 6
137 190
74, t310, 8
. -
27 4,. 32
25 10
42 5927 12
8 12
1Q 21
108 95
95.
83
2 '
97 ,
. 88 126
16 25 .
104 82
5 112
3 21
; 47 '33
- -
I 01) TABLE 20
1974-75 1973-74 1972 -
Average Average Av-e'a
Winter Spring Annual Annual 'Annua
- - - -
29 24 21 16 15- 42 34
-
27
; -r
25 20
- -
4 -
--.. 200
8
325 250 .79 63
13 11 12 19
- 14 3 coo -
21 23 20 g 16
281 7 290 83
42.
95. ,
493 695 478 243 254
6 73 38 , 13 19
39 121 79 41 ---- 70
- - 6 20 38
71 85 70 36 50
7 - 6 12 14
53,, 21 43 32 44
kr6 .1-2 11 14 23
1,001 1,214 '838 249 216
132 93, 111 136 178.
136 219 174 119 .. 63
345 569 355 157 237
17 - 15 21 .24
- 4 1 2 -
- 38 10 -
7 10 9 2
234 287 212 124 85 I
93 91 70 51 '60
11 60 23 13 7_3 -
1
27 19 26 21 .
27 10, 18 22 -20-
8 2 9
71 64 64 74 37'
11 77 32 12 9
15 13 12 22 12
13 36 20 13 34
219 9 153 37 21189
419 61 145 69 56
109 191 120 .'76 86
136 200 138 130 109
4 19 16 17 a
170 82 110 18 -
,91 180 .97 . 62 19 1
39 '26 22 10 5
49 47 44 32 11
-.
-
Central Carolina ,TI
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal,Car'olina CC
College of,Albemarle'
Craven CC'
Davidson County CC
Durham *,Edgecombe TI,
Fiyetteville,TI
Forsyth TI
Gaston College
GuiXfi)rd TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
James Sprunt inst
Johnston TI
Lenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash TI
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond II,
Roanoke-Chowan TI
Robeson TI
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
Sandhills CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
Stanly TI
Surry CC
T'. I. ofAlamance
"Tri-County TI
Vance-Granviile TI
Wake TI
Wayne CC
Western Piedmont CC
219 252 281 7 290
a'
r.
27 32 27 19 26
25 10 '27.;
28
18%I)
296 424 493 695 478
13 ,,30' 36 %' 73 38
68 8919
12L' 79
22 - -k - 6
10 115. . 71 55 70
7 9 7 - 6
, 2lt 5Q 47 53 43
10 . 15 16 2 11
'218 917 1,001 1,214 '838
84 134 132 93 111
182 157 136 219 174
146 358 345 569 35523 .. 21 17 t. . 15
_. t4 1
38 10
1.
21 6 4 7 10
137 190 _ 234 287' 212
74 23 93 91 70
10 8 11_
6o4...7 23
_
59 71 64
12 11' 77
12 15 -44, 13
21 13 ,36
95 s 219. ' '189
95 , 2 419, ''61
83 \-.. 97 109 191
88 126, 136 , ,00'
25 4 19
104' 82 170 82
42
'27 :
8
108-
6032
12
20
153 ,
145
120
138
16
110
5 112 91 180
3 21.
39 26
47 33 49 47_ _
29 ( 45 40 144
10. 31
44 69
31 127
48% 65
83 95
243 254
13. 19
41 70
20 38
36 50
12 , 14
32 44
14 23
249 216
136 178.
'119 q157 237
21 24
9 2
'124 85
51 6413
3
y 21
22, 20
9
74
12
22
13
37
69 :56
76 .86
130 109
17 8,
18
37 1
9
12
34'21
97 62 .19
22 / 10 5
44 P 11_
64 36 45
138 73100 . 126
.152 N. 121
65 233
6485 ''
1
X03
Wilkes CCWilson County TI
TOTAL 1974-75
TOTAL 1973-74
TOTAL 1972-'71
;006`42
1 97' 4,214 5,1911,608 2,389 2,289
1,671 2,554 2,1/7
10 3
18 18
5,957 4,5253,168
2,668
-51-
14 30
/52 40
- 55 53
45. 20
4
4
2,372.2\.._ 2,274
ANSCN TI
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
teADEN TI
BLUMIDGE TI
.,ALDVELL CC I TI
'CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
'mum cdorn, n
RUMP) TI
ISOTFERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN Tr
MAYLAND TI,
Mc
NITCHELt CC
MONTGOMERY TI
,,/ NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIECKNT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOWANTI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
R0$1441 TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDH1LLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERO TI
STANLY,TI
SURRYfC
TI OF ALAMANOE
-CAIWITVi/
102
GRAPH 13
REGULAR BUDGETAVERAGE ANNUAL. F 71 E,I974-75
II
TENSION PROGRAM
riffism
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.
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.
, .
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.
.
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CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CCA
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALB
CRA CC
DAVIDSON TY CC
DURHAM TI
ECCETIBETI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD T
ISOTHERMAL C
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
MASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
\ROANOKE-CHOWANTI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
itANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRI- COUNTY TI'
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNET.
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI ti
250 500 '750 1000 1250 1500
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENTS-52-
.1
1750
C)
2000
Anson-II'
Asheville - Buncombe TI
Beaufort County XI
IIBladen TI
Blue Ridge TI
11 Caldwell CC & TI
Cape Fear TI
Carteret TI
Cltawbg Valley TI
,Centrgl, Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
11Craven CC
Davidson County CC
11 Durham II.
II Edgetombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI ,
11 Gaston College
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
IIJames'Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TI
ii Lenoir CC
11 Martin TI
Mayland TI
11
McDowell TI.
Mitchell CC
Montgombry TI
11 Nash TI
PamlicO TI
IPiedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph
Richmond TT
Roanoke-Chowan TI
Robeson TI
II Rockingham CC
11 Rowan TI
Sampson TI
IISandhills CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
11 Stanly TISurry CC
C
,r+
9to,
`REGULAR BUDGET EXTENSON PROGRAMS SUB -TOTAL FTE TABLE 21
i974-75
Summer Fall
104 1974-75 1973-74 .1972-
Average Avergge Avera
Spring/. Annual Annual Annua
\
258
, 367861
184,
601
1,587
1,570271
643
1,40
1,121
439666
143295
413
698
4981,265
511
542
1,339
266
132
,a.o3
330810646148
63
96
.394
245
261
295
219
563
391
168
434
324,
298
480
459
797
78
?94
731,
245
714568
1,133
204
73L,16,5
2,579
267
1,068
1,833
1,76C429727
911
, 439238
,14;810
604
2,048
572
492171
6101,255
777
175233
106
.504
251
291
269
285
5.51
452
571
488
545 359 471592 361 473693 1,111 951
204 168 192'
701 y29 697
1,130 1,095_ 1,245
2,377 1,720 2,063
343 316 300
924 1;249 . 971
1,823 .1,801 -1,738
1,421
448
789
e.379
466
573
439
2492,227
732
4852,039
547
167
105
290 297
1,241 1,301
825 I,26o
148 423105 340
86
336
16o
307268
9i?4 919
343 382
596 475618 262
697 1,116
52o 501
5o6 425
1,089
16o . 284
417,
356
425
433
549
532
492
5732,997
1,054
7972,632
329
808
256
2,03. '1,587.
544 467
934_ 779
34 329
747 , 605
200
600.
161
321
218
/ 442
840
751
403556
96o
510'
924
185
565
490
467
4262,088
778
607
2,016
429
0.461
16o
385'1,152
878
224
,186
113
466
206
295
262
343 256.
628 622
505 482
395 365
,.5o8 266
779 435
384 275
621 435
278
445804 .
220 .
603
1,596
230
554.1,243
4011323
689
256
434 /-. .
431
307
473
A' 905
594
3451,377
254319 NI
304
$39
535153
58
81
.259
160
1.93
147
382 338
797 313
628 434 352
276 375 270
938 891 -537 '
400 r2 18 2 .
87
300
542
166
296
,6o3
1,705
.215
807720
- 965
217
1,657
319
388
429 1
274 1
452
406
611i
5081,412
316
284
1481
346598
857
243
'65'
178
136
-
161
464796414466292
385
284
381
42o
211
414241
147232
t.
Central Piedit151t--ed---
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College' of Albemarle
Craven CC
Davidson Counts CC
Durha
get oilibe TI
FayettevIlie TI
Forsyth TI
Gaston College
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood 71
Isothermal CC
James Sprint
Johnston TI'
Lenoir CC
Martin'TI
Mayland-TI
McDowell TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash TI
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Raildoiph TI,
Richmond TI
Roanoke-ChoWan TI
Cr.
Z."
'Robeson TI
II RockiDgham CCII Rowan TI .*
Sampson TI
Sandhills CC
b
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
Stanly TI
Surry CC
T. I. of Alamance.
A
Tri-County TI.
Vance-Granville-TI
Wake TI
Wayne CC
Western Piedmont CO
Wilkes CC
Wilson County TI
-TOTAL 1974-75
TOTAL 1973-74
TOTAL 1972-73
1,122 ,762 1,421
439 ).429 448'
666 727 789
143 556, 379295 911 466
413 439 573698 238 - 439
498 383 2491,265 1,847 2,227,
511 .810 732
542. 604 485, 1,339 2,048 2,039
266 57 547.132 4 2 167
103 171 , 10'5
33o 610 29o.
810 1,255 1,241
646 777 825
148 175 148,63 233 105
96' A 166 86
394 504 336245 251 160261' 29r 307
295 269 ,26-8
_219 28 sA17563 551 556.391 452 425168 571 433
4341 '488 549
324 . 904 -919
298 343 381%-
480 596 475
, 459 618 . 262
797 ' 697 1,116
78 520 501294, 506 425
731 1,089 801
'245 160 284586 . 435 682
159 231 164
239 429 ' 5
75. 360 376'
741 637755o2 t 666, 604
231 275 356
276 361 282.-
27,484 38,022 35,31918,408 23450 24,584.17,763 25,828 24,280
2,033
544
1,587-.
4649
1,011
323
934' 779 689
234 329 ` 25674.7 605 434
532 . 490 431
492 46.7 307
573 426 4732,997 2,088 905
1,054 778-, 594
7972,632
329.
808.
256
297
-1,301
1,260
43340
200
600
161
321
218
442
84o
751
403,556
96o
510
924
185
565
628
276
938
400
795
420
35o
7058'38
518
342
41,58331,ZP;
29,210'
607
2,016
429
401
16o
3851,152
878
224186,
123
460206
295
262
'343
628
505
395508
779
384621
382
797
434
375891
272
25
200.
.402291616. -
654
349317
96S
?171,657:319
388
429
74
:452
.406611
3.45 508
1,377 1,412
254 316319 284..115 148
364 146839 598
535 857
153 24358 65
81 178
259 136
160
137 193.
147 -/ 161
250'
622
482
365
266
464796
4)-4
466
43 385
275 284
435 381
338 420313 211
352270 241.
537 147182' 232
r 489 L 433
123 -270
253
---137/ 157463 498516 348
267 319
162 i300
35,669
24,602 _24 330
-105 -53-
ANSON TI
ASHEVILLEwBUNCOMBE TI
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLADEN TI
BLUE RIDGE TI
CALDWELk CC i Tr
CAPE Fii(Ft TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENIRACCAROLINA
CENTRACPIWONTAC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL- CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DA,VIDSON COUNTY CC
, 'DURHAM TIKt'
EDGECOMSE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH Ti
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
., HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
414JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
&DOWELL TI
MITCHELL Ct
MONTGOMERY TI
, NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM C
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS C
SOUTHEASTERN C
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STABLY T
SURRY C
Tt OF ALAMANC
106GRAPH
CURRCLO1 M & REGULAR BUDGET EXT.AVERA ANNUAL FTE 1974-75
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CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY.TI
'COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
\\MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
MCDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE - CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANOHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRI4OUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
o WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI
-r
500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
FULL-TIME QUIVALENTS
1 0:7
4000 4/500 qE
71T,...3.
CURRICULUM AND'REGULAR BUDGET EXTENSION PRJ
1974-75
Summer Winter
RAMS SUB -TOTAL FTE TABLE 22
6 1974-75' 1973-74_ 1972-Average Average -Avera
Annual Annual AnnuaAnson TI
Asheville-Buncombe TI
Beaufort County TI
Blue Ridge TI
Bladen TI
Caldwell CC & TI
Cape Fear TI
Carteret TI
11 Catawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
Central PiedmontCCCleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC L
College of Albemarle
IIGraven CC 0.
Davidson County 'CC
11. Durham TI
II Edgecombe TIFayetteville TI
11, Forsyth TI
Gaston C011egeGuilford TI
II. Halifax Count
Haywood TI
I sotherma CC11
II James runt inst.
- John on TI.-
11 ir CCU
II M tin TIOayland -TI
IFMitchell Ccy
McDowell TI
Montgomery TI
IINash TI/
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
\4(Pitt TI
Randolph
Richmond I ,
Roanoke-Chowan Ti
Robeson TI
IIRockingham/CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
IISandhill$ CC
Southeastern CC
SputhweSterpII, Stanly TI
Surry C6
4771,266
1,114
341
833
1,072
2,032
568'
1;350 '.
1,958-
5,494''
922 8471,732 1,790-1,973. 1,592
642 -* 511-
1,098 1,066
4711,606
1,210
466
825/ /
1,046 9342,147 2,068
1,799 3.,472/
498 , 55,/
1,161 1,0
2,04 2
3,730
9982,442
-3,151
Jo,14
1,5/1,258 2
457. 792
,588
r;505.
802
2,46
-];7
1, 97
,386
351
6,50
402
687
1,338
1,534
36o354
'273
527
431
504
327
700
1;092
559
55.6
--- 751
720
77o
1,123
714
1,392
549
634
867
760
66
580
,p78
61
510 .
132
q,3833,160
10,388
1,686
2,268
.,2 2
1,294
,785 1,))25
1,648 1,80,977 834
4,896 '5,532
2,6161 2,613
2,649 2,563
2,261 .2,112
2,807 3,022
1,060,. 2
42.,&60
3,224
11,214
1;996
2,325
1,158
'1;621
2,061
2,0'55
1,244.
5,990
3,002,
3,11
4,096 4,008 4,851,17t 1,187
1,537 1,242
895 .906
1
1,0591,8421,100
,218' 927 9932,105 2,091 2,285
2;409 2,489 3,133.666 681 1,103.
806 77o 1,009
46/' 535'
1;335 -' 1,137
587 . 508
918 925
365 357
910 1,269
1,800 1,784
1,78 1,127
1,378 '1,2.8
969 1,122
669
1,439'
48'3
1,046
310
:1,306
2,148
13901,275
1,201
1,922 '1,882 2,200
1,439 1,40, - 1;658
1,892 1,48 :2,3381,246 39.5' - 7702,375 2,795 2,214
2,084 '1,867 2,1941,170 1,229' 1,018
1,388 1,212
1,261 1,453 A,5/5
_
'251
1,491939
373
561
1,270, ,1,1952,390 2,557
705 4
2,03
9,3141,6032,030
6,83 6,544
1,037. 621
1,653 2,416
1,123 947 1,0441,346 95$ '792
1,665 1032 1,426
1,778 1,346 l',273
965 938 815
4;726 , 2,866 1,869
. 2,499 fa 2,005 1,8081
2,430 1,846 * 1,902
3,844 2,931 2,770
. '994 676 7161,319 620. 827
827 643 64
960 822 71
1,95 1,410 ,038
2 ,,3'93. 't1,1,§19 2,253
704 571736 335 '167
/ 487 278 4.3601,112 726
504 381 263
849 493 468
339 206 235
1, 049 868 1,118
1,707 1,-40Q-1,488-1,064 944 776
1,119 935 964
1,0t2 674 669
'"1,684 1;011, 8o7,
1,319 1,176 1,170/'
1,778 1,310 ,/-1,088
908 . 704-- 775
1,197 ,1;530,, 1,430
167_6' 1,234 1,344
719 6471,221 / 713 231
1,263 997 886
IOU IJ VuL.i
Central Piedmont-CC 5;494Cleveland County TI 1,149
Coastal Calolina CC 1,258
College 9.0Albemarle 457Craven CC
12iwidsOn County, CC 885
Durham TI' 1,505Edecombe TI . 802
Fayett.gyille TI 2,463Forsyth) TI 1,762
Gaston College 1,3972,36
Halifax C unty TI 551ligywood TI 650'
Isothermal CC . 402
James Sprunt Inst: 687'
Johnston TI 1,338
Lenoir CC 1,534Martin TI 36ct
Mayland TI 354
McDowell' TI 273Mitchell CC 527
Montgomery TI. 431.
Nash TI 504TI 327
IPiedmont TI
Pitt TI
'..Randolph TI
Richmond TI
-RoanoketZhowan TI
Robeson TI.Rockingham CC'
Rowan TI
Sampson .TI
Sandhiils CC
Southeaste
Southwestern
Stanly.TI
surdcT. r: of Alamance
Tri-County TI
Vance-Grpville TI
Payne CC 40ke TI
Western piedmont CC
'Wilkes CC.
Wilson Count TI
TOTAL 1974-75
TOTAL 1973-74
TOTAL 1972-73.'
10,148 10,38iS'.
1,570 1,686
2,266 2,268
1,580- 1,292
1,678 1,294
' 1,785 1,925
1;648 1,899
'977 834
4,896 5,5322,616 2;613
2,649 2,563
4,096 4,0084,171 1,187
1,537 1,242
895 906_
1,218 9272,105 2,091
2,409 2,489666 .' 681806 770
467 535-
1,335- 1,137
587 ; 508
918 925
*44;365 357
700 ii"geo 1,269
1,092 1480o 1,784,559 78 . 1,127
1556 1,378 1,258
751 969 1,122
720 17922
770 -1,4391,892
714 1,246
,392 '2,375
549 2,084
634 1470- 867 1,388
760 1;,261
1 114 1,479
450 797623 1,128
1,119 1,942
1,244 2,621
919 0,801
1,123 1)952
68 .1 174
1,882
1,404
1,748
895
2,795
1,867
1,229
1,212
1,453
, 1,768
.689
1,291
1,799
2,707
1,762
1,878
1 170
11,214 9,3141,06 1,6032,325 '- 2,030.
1,158 4-14.123
1,621 1;346
2,661 1,665
2;055 1,778,
6,833 6,5441,037 6211,653 2,416
947 1,044958 792
1,432 1,426
1,346 1,273
815
1,869
1,808
1,902
2,770
716
82A,
1,244 965, 938
5,990 4,726 2,866
3,002 2,499 2,005
3,110 .2,430 1,846
4,875 3,844 2,931
1,059 994 676
1;842 1,319 920
1,100 827 643
993 960 822
2,265 ' 1,955 1,410
3,133 2,393 1,919
7041,069 726 35
'1
.6-9% 4871,439 1,112
483 504
1,046 849310 339'
1,306 , 1,049
2,148 1,707
1 0 1,064
1:2754, 1,119
1,201 1,012
- 2,200 1,684
1,658 1,319
2,338 1,778
'770 90.8,
2,214 , 21,197
2,194 1,676
1,018 1,013
-1,412 1,221
1,575 1,263
1,948 1,578
58,605 , 103,314 102,702
45,238 78,302 76,152
40,10e 75,298 71,662
100 -55-
1,205 65 '1,(941,848 1,678
2,758 2,335
2,111 1,651
20183 1,789
1 328 091
112 6
81,529
73,846
94
644)
77111
1,038
2,253
571I1671
278 360
726n 381 263
493 468206 215,
868 1,1
1,498 1,488
'944 776
935 04674. 669
1,011 807
1,176 1,1.70
1,310 1,08704 775
1,530 1,430
1,234 1,344
719 647713 231.1997 886
1,319 1,251.
585 818
644 532
1,378 1,279
4-986 1,9841,331 1,105 I
1,392 1,3911760 881 1
70,406
65 110
ANSON TI
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLADEN TI
BLUE RIDGE TI
CALDWELL CC i TI
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON Mel CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
BALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
-.JOHNSTON TI
LENOIRit
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
MCDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
rTratIERYTI
NASH.TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
1.11.730112,1.
iGRAPH 15
LEARN I NG LAB ATORYAVERAGE ANNUAL T.E 1974-75
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..
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CARTERET T4
CATAWBA VALLEA(TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL 'PIEDMONT CC
CLEV AND COUNTY TI
TAL CAROLINA CC
.COLLEGE OF ALBEMAR4
CRAVEN CC
. DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
ASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
- ISOTHERMAL CC
'\JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR.CC
MARTIN TI
,,,MAYLAND TI4
MCDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOIERY TI
TI
PAULICO TI
PIEDMONT
PITT TI
--4:hANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SORRY CC
TI OF ALANANCE
TRI-COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
MAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
.HILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI
50 100
FULL -TIME EQUIVALENTSsCC
111
150
LEARNING LABORAT0RX PROGRAM FTE
1974-76
Summer Fall Winter\ SpringAnson TI
Asheville-Buncombe TI
Beaufort County TI
Bladen TI
Blue Ridge TI
Caltwell CC & TI
Cape Fear TI
Carteret TI
Catawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
Craven CC
Davidson County CC
Durham TI
Edgeaombe TIr
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
Gagton College
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood TI
I*othermal CC
JoNes Sprunt I st.
Johnston TI
Lenoir CC
Mart TI
Maylan. TI
McDowell T ,
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash TI
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TI
Roanoke-Chowan TI
Robeson TI
Rocking M CC
RbW4 TI
-Sampson TI
S a ndhiii i- CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
Stanly TI
Surry CC
I
2
27
45
34
15
21
12
7942
107
25
12
11
19
10
30
30
68
4551
69
4
14
33
4120
54
.334
61
47
'33 .
91 8o
. .52 .61
24 39
20 48 ".
5 11,,.
232 261
77 106
129 '"' 148
33 29
46 70
117 85 .
54 66
24 6o
83 146
50 56
e 110 80 -
57 -..-.
64 7-5
-
4 46
30
31
44 '
44
8 , .
14
15
1
16
21 i/52 ..
74
l'52
78
-
3
14
52
36
-
15
84
112
4
47 59
58 6137' 37.
36 40
131 118
77 100
49
62 88
16 .64
252 228
177 183
187 22463 79
82 71
118 114
70 95
8o 109
257 111
64 90
132 229133 87
117 13436 -77 .141
41 40
66 68
141 .179
4 58
8o 75
57 64
'29 33
32 ., 6332 ` 37
21 N\31
34 .35\
66 65
A 329
216
55 59
- 255
_ -
5 9
32 4259 39
28 6
2 -
15 13
75 96
1974-75Average
Annual
4
42
5
39
31
106
72
46
55
24
243
136
172
:51
'68
109
71
69
150
65
139
69
98
9
78
33
44127
48
77
4422302320
30
54
118
57
101
5
26
46
18
1
j.6
77
TABLE 23
1973-74Average
Annual
3
32
31
12
20
93
19
17
62
148
45
142
55
100
1458o
35121
51
75
37
.41
8
52
23
11
77
46
17
21
9
2
18
14
22
42
4965
45
51
213'32
2
14
54
1972-
Avera
Annua
3
25
32
9
25
56
49'
24
27
14
110
34
104
47
115
85
61
21
63
61
78
4429
39
20
9
66
53'-
14
1302
3010
12
37
44
'42
94
47
8
15
50
Alt
Central Piedmont CC11 Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
,College of Albemarle
ICraven CC
Davidson County CC
Durham TI
Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
Gaston College
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
Jame Sprunt Inst.
Johnston. TI
Lenoir'CC\Martin TI
MaylandTI
McDowell TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
111
Pamlico TI
.
232 261
77 106
129 148
33 29
46 7o
117 85
54 66
24 60
83 146
50 56,
252
177
187
_/228
,..e 183_
22463 7982 71
'118 11470 .95
80 109,257 111
64 '9 0
i l
243 148 ; ,110
136 45 :34172 142 104
.
51 55 i,47
68 100 .,,115
109 145 !I 85
71 8o ii/ 61
69 35 q 21150 ,, 121 ,1 63
65 51 ..;,1 . 61/
110 80 1.32 22.19 ' 139 75 '78
57 - --133 87 -,, 69 37 42
64 75, 117 134 ,,,,g8 41 :. 44- 9' 8 2948 46 77 141 7 2 39'
21 3o 41 40 33 , 23
12 31 66 68 44 11
79L...,
1.08 141 179 127 77 '- 66
42 44 '47 58 48 , 4L -46 53107 44 80 75 77 17 14.25 28 57 64. 44 21 13
12 14 29 -0N 33 22 9
,N 11. 15 32 I 63 .3o ,,. 2 2
19 1 32 37'10 16 21 3a,
Piedmont Ti . 21 34Pitt TI
3052 66
Randolph TI \ 68 74 2
Richmond TI 45 98 26
e-Chowan TI 51 52 55
Robeson TI 69' . 78 i -
Rockingham CC - / -
Rowan TI 4 3l
5 9
Sampson TI 14 14 32 42'Sandhills CC 33 52 ' 59 39
Southeastern CC - 3,6 28 ':' 6 -
Southwestern TI - 1 - 2 -
Stanly TI 20 15 15 13
Surry CC 54 84 75 96
T. I. of Alamance 38 49 73),
122
Tri-County 'TI 3o 43 70 -:. 89ce-Granville TI 29 4d 46 37
Wak- TI 6 , 70! 82 113
Wayne, C, 448t ''. 21
Western Piedmont CC , 80 -114 - 286.
Wilkes CC NN 54 9
Wilson County TIN 82 60
TOTAL 1974 -75 N 2,588 3,063
TOTAL 1972-73 4 49 22,,04.g
TOTAL1973-74' ,, 2,3 8
3565
329
21.6
'59 ,
255
23
20
3o
N-..54
118
97
54
101
26
JP°
18
1
16
7771
58
38
8o
41 ;
12,0:
. 62
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/
18
14
22
'42
49 '
65
45
51 /
,
13,
21
33
of.'
,32.
'2
',',,' 14
1 5428
3
59
3468
29
61
.
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40
36
10
12
37'44
44
94,
47
15
so
69
5
4 "
39
34
20
29
65
'42
48
/
33
cl118 1463779-7---5,271 3g93.- -
2,425 2,652 /1, 2,507
2 095 '2 54 , *4
1 13 -57-
2'204
ANSON TI
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI
BEAUF1RT COUNTY TI
rBLAEN-11,
BLUE RIDGE TI
GALOWELL CC E TI
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
4DAVIDSON COUNTYiCC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN "PI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOXE-CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAMCC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
. SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY T1
SURRY CC
TI OF ALANANCE
114GRAPH .16
ADULT BASIC EDUCATIONAVcRAGE-- ANNUAL FTE 1974-75
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CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGEWISE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPROUT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MULAND TI
MCDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY nNASH TI
PAMLICO
PIEDMONT TI
PITT T.
,RANDOLPH Tr
RICHMOND TI
-ROANOKE- CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI Of ALAMANCE
TRI-COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI
" t
ati
0 25
FULL-TIM50 75 100 125
E EQUIVALENTS-58-
1154
150 4175
s
1
1 1 GADULT BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM FTE
1974 -75
Summer FallAnson TI
4-Asheville-Buncombe TT\
Beaufort County Tr
-Bladen TI
Blue Ridge TI
Caldwell CC & TI
Cape Fear TI
Carteret TI
CatawbaIlAlley TI
Central Carolina TI
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland CountS). TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
Crairen CC
Davidson County CC
Durham TI
Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI .
10
168
6
17
25
. 61
51
47
155
21
55
20
42
35
122
29
. 3199
5
91
27
13
27
349
189
1
86
123
26
20
60
106
46
5324
11
98
TABLE 24
1974-75 1973-74Average Average
Winter S rin Annual Annual
1972 -
AveraAnnu
25
132
13
9
15
Gaston,College
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
146
213
35
101 .
315
61
Haywood TI 14 25
Isothermal CC 39 59
James SISrunt Inst. 24 28
Johnston TI 30 59Lenoil' CC 23 91
Martin TI;,4
26 34Mayland TI 32 34
McDowell TI
MitcheTSF-CC
' Montgomery TI
f 17
103 43
Nash T; 70
Pamlico TI 6 7
Piedmont TI 3 3
Pitt TI 43 49Randolph TI. 49 62
Richmond TI 41,Roanoke-Chowan TI 94 104
Robeson TI 54 85Rockingham CC 55 81
...Rowan TI 70 81
Sampson TI 45SandhillA'CC 141 81
Southeastern,CC 18
Southwestern TI 31 18
Stanly 9 6
Surry CC 44 26
13
80
15
30
14
130
107
58
88
S932
21
31
12,6
92
42
20
78
101
129
175
40
25
57
11 10 0 8
139 120 54'
40 22 6
13 14 11
15 20 '
126 65'
89 108-4
,0 3
65 58 49 \50 68 10T
7 111 10736 29 20
23 30 1972 461' 30 .
8 71 86
69
(::
53113 95 27
9 18
27 37 31,104 101 106
238 154 657 178 11522
4'40 65 .
32, 24 21
27 46 23
6 9 17
26 20 348 53 44
35 19 29
43 62 43
33 33 21
10 37 48
43 5 12
41 10 30
11 7 . . 6
14 26
36
82
54
57
8
95
4
12
3955,48
65
48 13 I '50
lg 3962 73 72
- 111 - 56
14 . 25 15
1 13 ;
6 12 8
30 48 37 t
.56
9
97117
23922
33
4547
58
5332
3
1Q7
9396
67
2429
14
34 5736 7913 15,
35 30
11 16
79 0
9 7
27 293 4
1156
57
46
117
.38
61
45
55
45
21
26
208251
47
99
5141456249
28
11
I
. 4
Central Piedmoirt,QC 1S5
Cleveland CounK TI
Colstal aroliria CC
;College of Albemarle
Craven CC,
4avidson County CC
Durham TI
Edgecombe4IFayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
Gaston College
/ Guilford TI
4
21'
SS
20
42
_35122
29
31
99
146:213
County TI 35,Halifax
HaywOodTI A4Isothermal CC 39----
James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TILenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland. TI
McDowell TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI'
Nash TI
Pamlico TI
J
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TT'
Roanoke-Chowan TI `7-1
Robeson TI
Rockinghlr CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
SOoidhills CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
*Stanly TI
Surry CC
T. I. of Alamance
Tri-ll
ounty TI
Vance-Granville TI
Wake TI
Wayne CC
Western Piedmont CC
Wilkes cc-'.
Wilson County TI
TOTAL 1 - 5
TO 1.973 -74
TOTAL 1972-71
24130
'23
26
32
17
103
6.
3
n3 159\ 7
26 3,3 36
20 21 '23
60 31 72
106 ..s126 8
'46 69
53
142
92 113
24 20 9
11 78 27
98 101 104
101 129 238
315 175 7
61 40 22
25 25 32
59 57 27
6 9
59 26 20
. 91 8 53
34 35 19
34 48% 62
33 33
43 10 37
43, 5
7o 41 1011 7
)3/14 26
/49 ___-36-4------28-
/ 62 82 2S
41 54 95
104 57 4
,85 48 -. 13
Si 18 -81 62 \ 73
45
_81 1
18 t4 2518 1
6 6 12
26 3o t.885 75
12 14 17
177 4786 67
8 .7. -
43_
49
94
54
55 __----7o
-
141
431
9
44
65
18
42
81
439
59 118 120 6
111
29
3o
46
71
107%
26
19
3o
86
239
22
33
45
47
48 53 58
QS 27 53;1 18 32
37 31 36
101 106 . 107
154 65 93178 115 96
' 40 65 67
24 21 24
46 23 29
17 46- 14
34 34 57
44 36 7929 013 15
43 35 3o
21 11 16
48 79 0°
12 9 7
30 27 , 29
6 a /-- 4
-
64 72 62 72
88 76 15 45
2,755 3,743 2,785 1,955-
1,907 2,317 2,938 2,750_
2,108 2,999 2,845 1,51744_
1 1 7 -59-
/
12 11 20
39 56 82
SS 57 51
48 46 4765 117 99
so 38 51
39 61 41k72 45 4511 o SS 62
56 45 49
1S - 21 28
13 26 348 ,
37
2
404'
74
56 --45 67
1S 2S ' 36
74 65 40
:8 40 28
38 59 83
76 33 31
68 61
56 16 42
2,820
2,488
t
4.ANSON TI
re.
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI
BEAUFORT...COUNTY TI
81-ADEN TT
BLUE RIDGE TI
CALDWELL CC ir TI
CAPE FEAR TI
` 1CARTERET.TI
CAT VALLEY TI
.CENTRALAAROLINA TI
CENTRAL NEMO* CC
CLEVELAND C011TY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TTrI
EpGECOMSE TI
-FA/ETIJVILLE TI
FORSYTH T1
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL. CC
JAMES SPRUNT 1NST
JOHNSTON
118-GRAPH 17
''COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT_ TRAININ ACTAVERAGE ANNUAL F T E 1974-75
1
LEN' CC
TIN TI
YLAND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC"
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICOAT
PIEDMONT TI
-PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND 71
ROANOKE-CHOWANTI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN T1r
SAMPSON 71
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN:CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
4SURRY CC
II OF ALAMANCE
TRI -COUNTY 71
I
= CARTERE1-71
CATAWDA VALLEY TJ
CENTRAL CAROLINA T1
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGES OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOKiE T1
FAYETTEVILLE TI
' FORSYTH T1
GASTON COLLEGE
GUIL D TI
HAL X COUNTY TI
/ HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
_JAMES SPRUNT 1NST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
RAYLANDA1
MCDOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
'RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE- CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON T1
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTH ASTERN,CC
S ESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI 0 ALAMANCE
TRI COUNTY TI
'VANCE-GRANVILLE TIc.
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE ,DC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC'
WILSON COUNTY TI
1.
INNEN
INN
I
F.
V
".1
II
WA
AIP
,o
r.
1
0 20 40 . 60 8
FULL-TIME EQIIVAL-60-
0Eg0NT
115
120 140
TLAsheville-Buncombe TI
Beaufort County TI
Bladen TI
Blue Ridge TI
ICaldwell. CC & TI
Cape Fear' TI
Carteret TI
ICatawba Valley' TI
Central Carolina ,TI
ICentral Piedmont -CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina, CC
ICollege of Albemarle
Craven 66'
Davidson County CC
111 Durham TI
111 Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TII Forsyth TI
Gaston College
Guilford TIHalifax'Aunty TIHaywood TI
Isothermal CC
111 James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TI
I --Lenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
IMcDoWell- TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash TI
TI _Piedmont TI
..,Pitt TI .
,Re..ndolph TI
Richmond TI
Roanoke-Chowan TI..-
Robeson TII Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
Sandhills CC
Southeastern CC
ISouthwestern TI.
Stanly TI
Surry CC
12 0COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT TRAINING ACT PROGRAM FTE TABLE 25
1972-7Av7rag
Annual
/ 5--
. 1974-751974-75 1973-74
t
Average Average
Summer Fall Winter Spring # Annual Annual
- - - - - -. 16 '29 ..* 56 25 -- ,
24 - - 6 10
-- - - 39 4
- 67 36 2627 28 24 3 21 30
- - - -g
222 . ' 158 , 79 111 143 ..- 292- 50 46. 21 29 , 18 ,
14 34 76 62 47 9225 17 - 100 i 36 24
- - - / -
425105
56151
59 _ 41 .;
-.;
13
246 261154 - 176
33
78 5
3
48
r
_
- - 12255 297 419125 140 90
3a 31 59
24 65 13641 11 - ,- .-3 .
12
72' 18 7
. -
25.
3
13
3416
t-Xi'
- -13
-- 11 s
- _O
-32 17 liO -r 40 53
\ - _ _ _
\7 - - - .-. 14- - - _-
_ - _-;,' .
_
114 - 29 14148 16 45
1,34 36 .102
36
-1225
"149
0236
1318
'6
464142
3562
313
76
9
18
2
66
5
8
47
7
16
21
en ra aro ina
Central Piedmont CC 222
Cleveland County TI -
Coastal Carolina CC 14
College of Albemarle 25
Craven CC -v
r.
Davidson County CC - ....:-.0i.
Durham TI
Edgecomb TI
Fay9teville TI 425Fofsyth TI 10
158
50
34
79
. 464
76
111
62
4329 ,
4 47
17 . 100,
- -
-
- - -
246 261 255 297
154 176 . 125 , 140
,,
92 149'
18, 0
92 23624 13
- 18
_.
12 6.
419 464"
90 142
Gaston College 56 - 33 36._----- 31 59 35
Guilford TI 151 78 5 . -- --24 65 '136 62
HaliLax County T - ,,,,,,,,T 41' 11 3
Haywood TI ,- - -( 3,. 13
Isothermal cc - - 48 12
James Sprunt Inst. /I - -
Johnston TI 59 - t7-------25 34 _ 76
Lenoir CC.,
- - -,
9
Martin TI - - -
Mayland TI - _
MCDowell TI - 72
Mitchell CC'
Montgom4y TT,Nash TI '
Pamlico TT
I:Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Rando/phTI
ii
Richmond TI
Roanoke-ChOwan TI
2
A 13 -
'30 ', 11 0 1
---. \
32. . /110 40 ' 53-,
_ _
''NRopioesOn TI - _
II Roaingham CC,-
' - - - -
Rowan TI , , - . - _
Sampson TI 114 ,... 29
11 Sandhills CC 48 16 45
SoutheaStern - - - -
34- 36 .102 7
,
_.
n TI 13 , - - - 3 ---*-----2,1§ j
Stanly I c, - - -, - - 4 /=-7.)
Sur CC 28
I Alamance - ...
- ,
---- 7 5 21
--, - -,
I
-
Ti,i-County TI /
7/
..: Vance-Granville, TI 2 15 -
11
Wake - -TI ,
/-Wayne CC _
,
Western Piedmont CC,22 - 38 .23
.'Wilkes CC A64 -.
71 34
Wilson County TI ,. - - 58 15
TOTAL 1974-75 1,377 /TOTAL 1973-74. 2,088
TOTAL'1072-71,- 1
2 446----
141 47
,S1110,
928 1,061 1,184 1,142
1,664 1,447 1,550
1,440 1,236 1,220
'121 -61-
35 104
T
6
GRAPH 19
NEW & EXPANDING INDUSTRYAVERAGE ANNUAL F TE 1974775.
I
.
..
i ANSON TIr
.
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI 11,. 0
A
ZEAUFORT COUNTY TI.
BLADEN TI .
BLUE RIDGE TI
I
' CALDWELL CG i TI ..s
CAPE. FEAR TI---------.-
- i
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL cm:91AmI
TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC j
*CLEVELAND C ... 1 .
CO CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
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.
DURHAM TI .
.
EDGECOMBE TI . .
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4.
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.
.
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GUILFORD TI
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.
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HALIFAX COUNTY TI
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00
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. .
JOHNSTON TI1
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. MARTIN TL
MAYLAND TI '
. .
MCDOWELL TI I , /1
...
MITCHELL CC'
o
. '
MONTGOMERY TI , ..
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PAMLICO TI, .....
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.
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ROCKINGHAM CC k
.
ROWAN TI 00//
,.,
.
..
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kkSOUTHEASTERN CC
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STANLY TI° /.
0
.
.SORRY CC
I 0...4. '
TI OF ALAMANCE
TR! CI at
CAltliELLCC It-. CAPE-FEAR TJ
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA ,CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN.CC
c DAVIDSON COUNTYECC
DURHAM TI
EDGECORBE TI
As'S.EAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYlkLI
GASTON coLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAI'COUNTY TI
HAYWOOCTI
ISOTHERMAL CC
' JAMES SPRMANST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McCO4ELL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO 71
. PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
PACOLPH T!
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE-CHOWAN T1
ROBESON TI
ROCKIRGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAFIPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SO STERN,TI
ST
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRI-COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
,WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE CC
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY TI
( ,
I
10 20 30 . 40 50 60 70
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENTS-52-
123
4
Anson TI
Astleville-Buncombe TI
'Beufortitounty TIBladeh TI
Blue Ridge TI
124NEW AND EXPANDING INDUSTRY PROGRAM FTE TABLE 26
1974-75A
1974-75 1973-74 1972-7!Average Average Averagl
Summer Fall Winter Spring Annual Annual Annual,- - -
- - - 2
- - -
lr
1Caldwell CC & TI - - -.
Cape Fear TI /1 - 57 32 -Carteret TI - - - -Catawba Valley TI
Central Carolina TI 129
-
11
,-
27-
',....
Central-Piedmont CC - 30 17Cleveland County TI -
II'Coastal Carolina CC it ''.45 *4- .2T4*- 29.College
II Craven CO
of Albemarle
:Davidson County CC
Durham TI
Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
Forsyth TI
-11 Gaston College
I.... Guilford TIT-i
I Halifax County TIHaywood TI
Isothermal CC
11 James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston. TI
Lenoir CC
IIMartin TI
Mayland. TI
II McDowell TI
11 Mitchell CC
Montgomery VIII Nash.TI
11 Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
IIPitt TI
Randolph TI
RiChmond II
IRoanoke-Chowan T1
Robeson TI
'Rockingham CC
\
-
10
--
-.
121 .
67
-
-
-
-
-
.
-
--,-
-
-
163 -' 34
- - - -
2 - - -
- - -:
_- - 48
- _ _
- - -
- - -
75 - . , 89
- 50 1928 - 33
74
5 - - -+
- - 11 14- - - ,
182 - - 5- _ _
- ,-
,..,
N.- 76' 157-
\ _
9
2 -
16
108
30.
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44 31 44 49 \- - -
39 861 62 102
- 2 21
_ 6 N 39
- 3 1022 16 - 52- -
69 113
- -
39
12 38 2
_ _
35 , 9 1
- " 1030
21 '35 -
-
- 19
12
33
50, 11 18
6 33
1 25 8
- -
14 28
- 1 .....:
- - -
- 8 12 .
41 4 3
17 11 715 31 3819 -1 1 526 - -
- - -
47 67 ° 24_
- 99 7150 : 2 -
59 -
27 50 ---64,14 ,3k,---- 8
42 20 6521
Rowan TI - - - s -Sampson TI - - _ 11
1Sandhills CC - - - - 7Southeastern CC - - - - -Southwestern TI - - - - - 64
111StinlyTI - - - 14_ _
Surzy CC - - -. - - 30'P T ____...._P_A-1.,....-...
Central Piedmont CC
Cleveland County TI
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
Cr.aven CC
Davidson County CC -
Durham TI
EdgEombe TIFayetteville TX
Forsyth-TT
Gaston College
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood TT,
Isothermal CC
-
45
-
-
44
30.
21
17 \\.'
. 29
12
35
38
9
2
-
1
- - - - 4 10- 121 - - 30 - -
10 67 5 - 21 \ 35 -
- - -.
- 12-
163 -
- -
34
-
50
19%
11..
33
18- - - 6 33
2 25 8
48 14 \
II James Sprunt Inst. - -
Johnstoll TI .*75 ''
\Lenoir CC -
IIMartin TI) 28 -
Mayland Tf - -r\
II McDowell' TI 5 .
, .
Il Mitchell CC - .
Montgomery TI - -
II NaSh TI d' 182 -
/Pamlico TI _ _
Piedmont TI -
' Pitt TI - 76-
Randolph TI .- -
Richmond TI - 2 .
I Roanoke-Chowan, TI...
9 16
Robeson TI
millo9iingham CC
11Rowgn TI
.Sampson TI
ItSandhills CC
44 31
55-
-
.
\h,.-89
19
33
.1 74
.
.,
-
411715
,19,
-1
11 . 14 6
-
-.
-
47..*
- -
157 365 0
-. -
108 - 27
30 - ' 14
44 49 42
8
4 . 3
11 7
31 3871t
. _
' 1 52._.
. - -
67 24
99 72 -
59 _
50 64
3 8
20 65- - - 21
,-
- - - 9 -- - - - 11- - - - 7
Southeastern CC - - - - - -
SouthwesterTI - - - - - 64IStanly TT. -
Surry CC - -
T. I.. of Alamance 48
IlTri-County TI -
Vance-Granville TI
Wake TI . 5Wayne CC -
Western Piedmont CC ,
-
Wilkes CC -- .
Wilson County TI 219
TOTAL 1974-75... 964
TOTAL 1973-74' 1,158
TOTAL 1972-73 876
-
-
5
19
40k
. -
-
-
3
13
-
-
87
-
18
-
-
35
6
188
.
3
10 9 8 7- - _
- - - -
200 250 289 240815 798 1,180 943899 1,204 831
879 1,294 1,097
125-63-
- 14:
52 30
13 37
79 17
46 14
4 27
65 34- -
- -
- 11
-1,028 *.
,041
ANSON TI
ASHEVILLEBUNCOMBE T1
BEAUFORT COUNAMM
BLADEN TI
SCUE.,41DGE TI
aulaELL cc4147
CAPE FEAR TI
CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALREMARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
IMAM TI
EDGECOMBE T1
. FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
"JAMES-SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
MCCOWELL TI
MITCHELL CC
-MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANCE
TRI.COUNTY 71
126GRAPH 18
SELF- UPPORTING 81 RECREATIONALAL FTE 1974-75AVERAGE
ti +a
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CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINAS
COLLEGE OF AL8EHARLE
CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FOwsy,TH
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOOTI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRINT INST<
,J011sSTON T1
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
11411614.LL TI
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
NASH TI
PANLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT 71
RANDOLPH TI
CHMONDTI
'ROANOKE- TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROAM TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDH
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN TI
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMANcE
TRI-COUNTY TI
VANCE-GRANVILLE TI
WAKE TECHNICAL INST.
WAYNE C4
WESTERN PIEDMONT CC
WILKES CC
WILSON COUNTY 71
100 200
FULL-TIME- EQUIVALENTS 4
127
250
128, SELF-SUPPORTING RECREATIONAL PROGRAM FTE
1974-75
TABLE 27
c
\--L. 1974-75 1973-74 1972-Average Average Avera
,-- -Summer Fall Winter S ri Annual Annual Annua
Anson TI , ,/ 25 18 3 .13 15 - 7
Asheville-Buncombe-TI 25 49 30 203' 77 23 3
Beaufort County-TI 17 22 13 27 20 11 -
AlBladen TI,-' - - - - - -
Blue 1r
Ridge TI 14 30 34 20 9 9
II
Caldwell CC & TI 38 17
Cape Fear TI 115 173 V 58 56 1
4 233 181 '113 1117
Carteret TI 1 _ 21 33 13 1
II Cg.tawba Valley TI - - - - - 12
1 C4ntral Carolina TI 3 - - 1 1 17' 22.
.
Central Piedmont CC 22 50 57 -51 46 40 45
IICleveland County TI - - - - 1 10
Coastal Carolina CC 167 256 237 360 255 223 43
College of Albemarle - - 63 16 4
IICraven CC_
. .
9 36 223t,
24 :, 25 9 12
Davidson County,CC '72 108 161 118 ' 115 , 25 7 76 1,
il Durham TI %43 51 35 32 18 38
.II- Edgecombe TI 16 .16 23 36 23 6 -
Fayettevilit TI 156 53 22 87 80 12 38
'Forsyth TI . 3 4 - - 2 2 13.
Gaston College 3 1 15, 57 , 19 4 _
Guilford'TI 17 11 61 40 33 7 2
Halifax County TI 6 17 21 53 24 _9 2
Haywood TI 18 8 24 13 6
Isothermal CC 40 22, 21 53 34 25 27
James Sprunt Inst. - 17, 23 60 25 -
Johnston TI 7 18 46 22 24 9 1
Lenoir CC 41 32 35 32
I Martin TI - 18 33 48 2535 _4 8
4
Mayland TI - 1 58 30 22 - 7
McDowell .TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
Nash tf
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TI
Roahoke-Ch an TI
Robeson TI
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
Sandhills CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
Stanly TI
Sdrry CC
- - - 8 2 8 20
- - - - - -
- - - 28 7 13 26.
13 18 .25 26 -21 9 -
- 8 16 25 13 2 -
- 3 18 14 10
18 26 21, 43 27
22, 41 41 61 42
- - 1 -
- 23 46 23 23
16 , 14 50
22 13 27
17 36
11 9
55 - 34
5
3
5
9 18 .1
91 3 ,6' 8
33 2
11 8 - 12
3 1 3 2
28'' 22 24 43 30
33
35
Central Piedmont CC 22
ICleveland County TI.
Coastal Carolina CC -167
Collve of Albemarle
Craydh CC 9
Davidson County GC- 72
Durham-TI
Edgecombe TI 16
Fayetteville TI 156
Forsyth.TI 3
Gaston College 3,
Guilford TI 17
Halifax County TI 6
Haywood TI .-
Isothermal CC 40
James Sprunt Inst: -
Johnston TI 7
Lenoir CC 41
Martin TI -
Mayland TI -
McDowell TI /.
-
co -
Monigom6iyTk
Nash TI 13
Pamlico TI - 'it.'W 8 16--
Mitchell
50
256
36
108
57
2,V
22
161
43 51
16 23
53 22
4 -1 15
11 61
17 21
18 8
t
22 21
17 23
, 18' 46
# 32 35
18 33
1 38
31 - -
-r
-
-" -
t 18 25
Piedmont TI
Pitt TI
-Randolph TI
Richmond TIRoanoke-Chowan TI
- 3 18
18 26 21
.22 41 41
- - .
23 46
Robeson TI - -
Rockingham CC -16 14 50
Rowan TI 22 13 27
Sampson TI 3 17 36
Sandhills-ee-NIL - . 11, 9
Southeastern C
Southweste, TI
Stanly 1'
Sur v CC
I. of Alamance
Tri-County TI
Vance - Granville TI
Wake TI
Wayne CCWestern Piedmont CC
Wilkes CC
WilSon County TI
TOTAL 1974-75
TOTAL 1973-74
TOTAL 1972-73
- -
11 8
3 128 22
67 42
-
68 31
- -
9 13
4 15
49 99
59 43
1,189 1,454
655 631
843 1,164
-
, -3
24
49
5
38
50
31
15
101
42,002
702 939
51 46 40 45- - I
360 255 , 223
63 '...- 16/ -
. 24 , /25 9
118 . ' 115 25
35 32 , 18
36 23 6
87 80 12 ri
- 2 2
571
19 4
40 33 7
53 24 9 ,
24 . 13 -
53 34 25 .
60 25 -
22 24 932' 35 4
48 2t.
_
30 22 -
8 2 8 20
-
28
26 21
,2-S- 13
14 lo
43 27
61' 42
, 1 -
23 .23
- -
55 34
9 18
91 , 36
33 13
- -
27 12
- 2
43 30
37 49
9 6
45 46
81 33
36 22
16 13
13o 95
93 .72
2,729 18.57
10
484'12
76
38
38
13
2
2
'6
27
-
1- 8
4
7
- -
1.3 -26
'-9
2
-
-
5 13'
3
5 10'
_
3 11
3
1
8
2
- 1
24 17
13
6 . 27
-
- 88
33 6328 2
743 .--
807 923 940
i29 -65-
ANSON 71
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TI
BEAUFORT COUNTY TI
BLADEH TI
BLUE RIDGE TI
CALDWELL CC i TI
CAPE FEAR TI
' CARTERET TI
CATAWBA VALLEY TI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TI
CENTRAL PIEDMONT CC
CLEVELAND COUNTY TI
COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
'CRAVEN CC
DAVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOMBE TI
FAYETIEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI
GASTON COLLEGE
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JOHNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELL TT
MITCHELL CC
MONTGOMERY TI
WISH TI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHMOND TI
ROANOKE- CHOWAN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
, ROWAN TI
SAMPSON TI
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN 71
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMAHCE
TRICOUNw TT
TOTAL, --AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE 1974-75
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COASTAL CAROLINA CC
COLLEGE OF ALBEMARLE
CRAVEN CC
IVIDSON COUNTY CC
DURHAM TI
EDGECOME TI
FAYETTEVILLE TI
FORSYTH TI4
GAST01.41ULEGE,C,
GUILFORD TI
HALIFAX COUNTY TI
HAYWOOD TI
ISOTHERMAL CC
JAMES SPRUNT INST
JONNSTON TI
LENOIR CC
MARTIN TI
MAYLAND TI
McDOWELL TI
MITCHEL'. CC
NONTGCMERAlt
NASITI
PAMLICO TI
PIEDMONT TI
PITT TI
RANDOLPH TI
RICHM3ND TI
ROANOKE -CHOWN TI
ROBESON TI
ROCKINGHAM CC
ROWAN TI
SAMPSON T1
SANDHILLS CC
SOUTHEASTERN CC
SOUTHWESTERN T1
STANLY TI
SURRY CC
TI OF ALAMARCE
Til-COUNTY T1
RANVILLETI
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VANCE
WAKE TECHN
WESTERN PIEDMON
WILKES C
WILSON COUNTY TI
1000 2000 3000 4000
FULL -TIME EQUIVALENTS*66-
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TOTAL AVERAGE ANNUAL FTE
1974-75
/ Steger Fall Hinter
132 TABLE 28
1974 -75 1973 -74 _1972.-7Average Average- 4'-Averag
Spring_ Annual Annual Annual
Anson TI
Asheville-Buncombe TI
Beaufort County TI.
II Bladen Ti
-Blue Ridge TT
Caldwell CC TI
Cape Fear I
Cartere TI
IICataw a Valley TI
Ceytral Carolina TI
.Central Piedmont CC
lirCleveland County TI'
Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
ICraven CC.
Davidson County C
Durham TI
EdgecoMbe'T
Tayettev e TI
Forsyth I
Gast College
Gu ford TI
H- if ax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
Sprunt_Inst.
Johnston
Lenoir CC
II Martin TI
Mayland TI
II McDowell TI
Mitchell CC
Montgomery TI
IINash TI
Pamlico TI
Piedmont TI .
Pitt TI
Randolph TI
Richmond TT"
Roanoke-Chowan TI
Robeson TI
IIRockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI .
IISandhills CC
Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
Stanly.TI
Surry CC
t./
514 1,072 956 950
1,426. 2,337N.±2154 2,191
1,206 1,909 1,558 2,101
375 558 62o 692
879 1,222 1,243, .1,172
2,126 2,494 2,533 2,4372,260 4,210 3,930 3,140
593 -1,038 1,269 1,199,
1,448. 2,576 2,527 3,016
2,142 3,367 4;. 3, 291. 3,339
6,125. i0,740 ,:i10 965 h. 628
1,247 1,752
1,668 2,768
535 1,686
889 2
1 '2,236 11°
3,023,386- 1,472
1,524 1,724
876
2,055
1,696
5641,132
2,400
3,386
1,027
2,393
11,q37"
9,869
1,797
2,569
1,272-
1,540e1,119..-^2,09I ':a2,251 ,2,362 1,958
1,681 .1,976
871 1,078
3,321 5,3402,019 2,807
1,714 2,774
2,824 4,189
656 1,181
664 1,365
529 997
1,810 2,112' 2,298
1,077 -957' 1,398
5,352 6,150 6,504
2,928' 2,954 3,321
2,831 2,872 (,,3,670
4,500 4,382 5,0331,332 1,368 1,357
1,580 1,311 1,898'
1,022 1,109 1,321
732 1,293 997 1,102
1,521 2,213 . 2,229 2,525
2,640 , 2,723, 3,416
456 -762_ 796 1,261
453 885 .951 1-,250
320 495642 1,392
442 602
718 1,007
343 389!
625 846
1,187 1,523
583 5791,023 1,124
173
763 937 1,348
' 1,183 2;003 2,064
698 1,355: 1,252
633 1,536 1,556
905 1,164 1,310
887 2,116
841 1,5341,219 1,989
731- 1,436
1,614 2,535
553 2,138
690 1,196
899 r: 1,410
914 1,393
1,3812,649
1,805
1,587
1,287
1,974 2,517
472 1,713
1,842 2,429.
963 903
2,909 2,320
1,909 2,225
1,231 1,046
1,236 1,487
1,582 1,762
1,035
2,123
2,616
821
897
, 573* 1,188
553
- 378
1,112
1,9771,279
1,331
1,168
1,877
1,392
1,873
-.1,010
2,348
1,709
1,042
a,247
1,414
521 377
L ;7 77 1,681
1,270 1,005
489t, 391
880.. 649
1,432 1,3242,724. 2,854
728. 647.,
1,695. 1,896
2,324 1,641
7,458 7,089
1,121 --6872,138 2,838'
1,056 1;163
145'3 984
1;690 1':645.r;1,471 1,437.1,028 907
3,460 2,488
2,260 2,164
2,074 2,116
3,226 2,972
.791 86o,
952 900
743 739
899 817
1,502 1,184
2,063 2,422
614 681
387 , 218
326 479814
614
238
1,005
1,601
1,114
1,149
842
1,134
1,261
1,378929
1,712
1,287
784729
1,153
0o; 551
249
1,171
1,607
881
1,183
886
978
1,211
1,144
910
1,552
1,441
766
286
1,085.
Central PiedmontTC11 Cleveland County TI
'Coastal Carolina CC
College of Albemarle
IICraven CC
Davidson County. CC
II Durham TI =
II Edgecombe TI
Fayetteville TI
II Forsyth TI
11 Gaston College
Guilford TI
Halifax County TI
Haywood TI
Isothermal CC
James Sprunt Inst.
Johnston TI
ILenoir CC
Martin TI
Mayland TI
IIMcDowell TI
Mitchell CC-
. Montgomery TI*.
Naph TI.
Pamlico TI
IPiedmont TI
Vitt TIRandolph TI
Richmond TI
Roanoke-Chowan TI
Robeson TI
II
Rockingham CC
Rowan TI
Sampson TI
. :Southeastern CC
Southwestern TI
Stanly TI
Surry CC
T. I, of Alamance
II Tri-County TI
Vance-Granville TI
I Wake TIII Wayne CC
Western Piedmont CC
Wilkes CCWilson County TI
TOTAL 1974-75
TOTAL 1973-74
TOTAL 1972-71
6,125
1,247
1,668
535
889
1,119
1,681
871
3,321
2,019
1,714
2,824
656
664
529
'732
1,521
1,677
456
453
320
64 -2
4'42
718
343
763
1,183
698
633
905
887
8411,219
731_1,614
553
690
899914
1,332
498
790
1,26$_
1,315
1,084
1,354
1,115
67,438
53,384
48 024
10,740
1,752
2,768'
1,686
10,965
1,941
2,810
1,386
2,011 1,524
2,091 2,251
1,810 2,112
1,077 9575,352 6,150
2,928 2,954
2,831 2,872
4,500- 4,382
1,332 1,368
1,580 1,311
1,022 1,109
/1,293 9972,213 2,229
2,640 2,723
762 796
885 951
495 625
1,392 1,187
602 583
1,007 1.,023
389 405
937 1,348:2,003 2,064
1,355 1,252
1,536 1,556
1,164 1,310
2,116 1,974
1,534 1,472
1,989 1,842
1,436 963
2,535 2,909
2,138 1,909
1,196 1,231
1,410 1,236
1,393 1,582
1,660 1,965
876 781
1,416 1,450
2,098 ,0143
2,771 2,775
2,048 1,928
2,212 2,119
1,553 1,644
113,317 113,145
86,218 84,868
84 218 79 939
133 -67--
11,628
2,236
3,023
1,472
1,724
2,362
2,298
9,869
1,797.2,569
1,2,2
1,540 --1,153
'1,958
1,976
7,458
1,121
2,138
1,056
1,690:1,471
1,398 1,078 1,028.
6; 504 5,340 3,460
3,321 2,807 2,260
3,670 2,774 2,074
5,033 4,189 3,226
1,357 1,181 791
1,898 1,365 952
1,321 997 .743
1,102 41,035 8992,525 2,123 1,502
3-416 2,616 2,063
1,261 821 614
1,250 897 387
846 573 326
1,523 1,188 814
579 53 405
1,124 97o 614
373 37.8' 238
1,381 1,1Is 1,005
2,649 1,977 1,601
1,805 1,279 1,114
1,587 1,331 1,149
1,287 842
.2,517 1,877 1,134
1,713 .1,392 1,261
2,429 1073 1,378
903 1,010 929
2,320 2,348 1,712
2,225 1,287
1,046 1,042 784
1,437 1,247 729
1,762 1,153.
2,194 1,789' 1,407
944, 777 730
1,336 1,252 814
2,109 1,880 1,522
2,874 2,438 2,157
2,457 1,883 1,432,
2,514 2,056 1,515
1,959 1,578 885
124,929 104,864
90,251 78,86383 151
7,089687
2,838
1,163
984
1,6451,437
907
2,488
2,164
2,116
2,97286o
900
739
817
1,184
2,422
681
218
479
1413°-
55'1.
249
1,171
1,607 )
881
1,183
886
9781,211
1,144910
1,552
1,441 I
766 1
286
1,085
1459
892
632
1,530
2,143
1,284
1,563
1,000
3 95