SIZE AND SCOPE Bristol Community College has an undergradu-ate population of 11,987 (unduplicated head-count of credit students for 2012-13) and 18,667 in noncredit enrollments.

STUDENT COSTS Annual in-state tuition and fees: $4,286Annual out-of-state tuition and fees: $9,602Per credit charge of $171 plus additional program-specific charges as applicable.

BUDGETBristol Community College’s operating budget for Fiscal Year 2013 is $61 million, including state support of $14.3 million and $29.5 million in federal, state, and private grants.

In FY13, more than $23.9 million in federal, state, and local financial aid was disbursed to 6,450 students. In Fall 2013, 45% of students are receiving Pell Grants and 22% of students are receiving loans. The Bristol Community College Foundation awarded $126,258 in scholarships and awards to 301 recipients. The Foundation issued 82 loans totaling $16,660 to assist students.

THIS YEAR’S HIGHLIGHTS . . .

One stop for the workforce

Bristol Community College launched the Workforce Education Institute to provide one-stop access for businesses and agencies who want to invest in their workforce. The Institute was designed in response to community input and acts as a service bureau to connect the many resources of Bristol Community College. By starting with one call, the Workforce Education Institute will link local businesses to the services they need. The one-stop number is 508-678-2811, ext. INFO (4636).

MISSION OF THE COLLEGEAs the leading resource for education and workforce development in southeastern Massachusetts, Bristol Community College provides programs that promote individual opportunity and the region’s economic health. Our programs offer a strong foundation in liberal arts and sciences; career-ready education in health sciences, engineering and technology, and business; and comprehensive developmental education and adult literacy services; delivered in a learner-centered, supportive community. The College also develops active partnerships with business and industry, preK-12, colleges and universities, and social service agencies to maintain relevance and effectiveness of all credit and noncredit programming. We value and respect diversity within the College and the world. Bristol Community College prepares well-rounded learners for employment and for life.

VISION STATEMENTBristol Community College changes the world by changing lives, learner by learner

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Rhonda Gabovitch, Vice PresidentInstitutional Research, Planning, & Assessment Rhonda.Gabovitch@Bristolcc.edu 508.678.2811, ext. 2835

To view previous years, visit www.BristolCC.edu/Administration/IT/factsheets.cfm

Bristol Community College’s estimated economic impact within Southeastern Massachusetts is $90 to $93 million annually.**

Bristol Community College’s estimated economic impact within Southeastern Massachusetts is $90 to $93 million annually.**

Student Headcount and FTE

  Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013

Headcount 9,000 9,022 9,335

Full-Time Equivalent 5,729 5,793 6,009

Graduates by Award Level

2011 2012 2013

# % # % # %

Associate 911 76.6% 1,012 76.1% 1,038 77.1%

Certificate 278 23.4% 318 23.9% 308 22.9%

Total 1,189 100% 1,330 100% 1,346 100%

Credit Student Headcount by Gender

Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013

# % # % # %

Male 3,540 39.3% 3,484 38.6% 3,627 38.9%

Female 5,460 60.7% 5,538 61.4% 5,708 61.1%

Total 9,000 100% 9,022 100% 9,335 100%

Credit Student Headcount by Status

 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013

# % # % # %

Full-Time 4,416 49.1% 4,303 47.7% 4,429 47.4%

Part-Time 4,584 50.9% 4,719 52.3% 4,906 52.6%

Total 9,000 100% 9,022 100% 9,335 100%

Minority Statistics

Percent Minority at Bristol Community College 22%

Percent Minority in the Region 11%

Credit Student Headcount by Race/Ethnicity

Fall 2012 Fall 2013

# % # %

American Indian or Alaskan Native 46 0.5% 34 0.4%

Asian 175 1.9% 185 2.0%

Black or African American 329 3.6% 352 3.8%

Cape Verdean 299 3.3% 289 3.1%

Hispanic or Latino 607 6.7% 721 7.7%

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 6 0.1% 7 0.1%

Non-Resident Alien 23 0.3% 14 0.1%

Two or more races 248 2.7% 384 4.1%

White 6,770 75.0% 7,048 75.5%

Unknown 519 5.8% 301 3.2%

Total 9,022 100% 9,335 100%

Credit Student Enrollment by Age and Gender

Fall 2013

Men Women Total

21 and Under 22% 27% 49%

Over 21 17% 34% 51%

Total 39% 61% 100%

Credit Student Enrollment by Residence

Fall 2013

# %

Acushnet 162 1.7%

Assonet 55 0.6%

Attleboro 675 7.2%

Berkley 96 1.0%

Dartmouth 406 4.3%

Dighton 133 1.4%

Fairhaven 269 2.9%

Fall River 1,996 21.4%

Freetown 65 0.7

Lakeville 87 0.9%

Mattapoisett 66 0.7%

New Bedford 1,766 18.9%

Norton 158 1.7%

Rehoboth 133 1.4%

Rochester 51 0.5%

Seekonk 188 2.0%

Somerset 291 3.1%

Swansea 279 3.0%

Taunton 658 7.0%

Westport 294 3.1%

Total Service Area 7,828 84%

Outside Service Area 1,507 16%

Total Students 9,335 100%

Non-Credit Fiscal Year Activities

FY2011 FY2012 FY2013

Personal Growth 1,871 3,220 5,654

Workforce Development 6,987 4,522 4,662

Academic Noncredit Activities 8,581 5,637 8,351

Total 17,439 13,379 18,667

Credit Course Sections offered by Location

Fall 2013

Locations # of Sections

Attleboro Center 190

Davol Street 3

Fall River Campus 1,208

Greater New Bedford Reg. Voc-Tech High School 17

New Bedford Campus 285

Taunton Satellite 29

eLearning 299

Top Enrolled Programs Fall 2013

  # of Students

General Studies 3,169

Criminal Justice 576

Business Administration Career 572

Fall-to-Fall Retention Rates

2001-2011* (average for all fall terms) 62.4%

Fall 2011 cohort* (returning in fall 2012) 59.8%

*First-time, Full-time.

The 2001-2011 rate represents the highest fall-to-fall retention rate within the MA community college system. Both rates exceed the national average of 59%. (Data not available for 2012).

Transfer Baccalaureate Institutions of 2012*

American International College Old Dominion University

Amherst College Paul Smith’s College

Anna Maria College Providence College

Art Institute of Chicago Regis University

Ashford University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Assumption College Rhode Island College

Bay State College Rhode Island School of Design

Becker College Roger Williams University**

Bellevue University Sacred Heart University

Boston College Salem State University**

Bridgewater State University** Salve Regina University

Broward College Sarah Lawrence College

Brown University School of Visual Arts

Bryant University Simmons College

California State University - Bakersfield Southern Connecticut State University

Catholic University of America Southern New Hampshire University

Chamberlain College of Nursing Springfield College

Champlain College St. Michael’s College

Clark University Stonehill College

Colby-Sawyer College Suffolk University

CUNY Hunter College Syracuse University

Curry College Thomas Edison State College

Dean College Unity College

East Carolina University Universidad Metropolitana

Eastern Nazarene College** University of Bridgeport

Emerson College University of Cincinnati

Excelsior College University of Hartford

Fisher College University of Maine

Fitchburg State University University of Massachusetts - Amherst**

Framingham State University University of Massachusetts - Boston**

Franciscan University of Steubenville University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth**

Gordon College University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Indiana University University of New Hampshire

Jackson State University University of New Haven

Johnson and Wales University** University of Phoenix

Lasell College University of Rhode Island**

Lesley College University of Southern California

Liberty University University of Southern Florida

Lyndon State College University of Texas at Dallas

Maine Maritime Academy University of Vermont

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Utah State University

Massachusetts College of Art and Design Valley Forge Christian College

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Walden University

Massachusetts Maritime Academy Wentworth Institute of Technology

Mount Ida College Wesleyan College

New England College Western New England College

New England Institute of Technology** Westfield State University

New York University Wheaton College

Nichols College Wheelock College

North Carolina State University Winona State University

Northeastern University Worcester State University

Norwich University Yale University

Nova Southeastern University

*Source: National Student Clearinghouse ** Top baccalaureate-granting institutions

(>10 students)

Dual Enrollment

Fall 2010

Spring 2011

Summer 2011

Fall 2011

Spring 2012

Summer 2012

Fall 2012

Spring 2013

Summer2013

Fall 2013

Total No. of Students 185 192 164 214 307 155 263 313 203 263

No. of High Schools 23 30 25 29 33 20 34 33 28 30

No. of Registrations 246 282 191 311 421 181 351 227 227 366