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DOCUMENT RESUME

ED 082 606 HE 004 603

TITLE Student Flow Summer and Fall Terms 1972: AlabamaInstitutions of Higher Education Universities andColleges.

INSTITUTION Alabama State Commission on Higher. Education,Montgomery.

PUB DATE Mar 73NOTE ,51p.

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58DESCRIPTORS *College Students; Enrollment Trends; *Higher

Education; Statistical Data; *StudentCharacteristics; *Student Distribution; *StudentMobility

IDENTIFIERS *Alabama

ABSTRACTThis study reports preliminary data on student flow

for Alabama colleges and universities, summer and fall terms, 1972.Data are presented for sources of entering freshmen, undergraduatetransfer students, and graduate students. (MJM)

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STUDENT FLOW

SUMMER AND FALL TERMS1972

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ALABAMA COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION

J. Marvin AlbrittonSecond DistrictAndalusia

G. Sage Lycns, ChairmanFirst District, Mobile

Sid McDonald, Vice ChairmanSeventh District, Arab

A. Schuyler BakerSixth DistrictBirmingham

Tom Brazeal J. Pelham FerrellFourth District Third DistrictWedowee Phenix City

Max Howell Robert H. LoweEx Officio State-at-LargeMontgomery Mobile

Jim Oakley, Jr. Hugh ParkerFifth District Eighth DistrictCentreville Decatur

Clanton W. WilliamsExecutive Director

STUDENT FLOW

Summer and Fall Terms1972

State of Alabama

Alabama Commission on Higher Education

March, 1973

The Alabama Commission on Higher Education was authorized on

May 14, 1969 for "the general purpose of promoting an educational

system that will provide the highest possible quality of collegiate

and university education to all persons in the State able and willing

to !Irofit from it." The Act which created the Commission directed

the Commission "to cause to be made such surveys and evaluations

of higher education as is believed necessary for the purpose of

providing appropriate information to carry out its powers and duties ..."

It is in accordance with this provision that this publication is

presented.

This study provides the Commission, members of the Legislature,

and the higher education community with preliminary data on student

flow--sources of entering freshmen, undergraduate transfer students,

and graduate students. It is anticipated that future studies

will refine and continue these assessments.

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G. Sage Lyons Clanton W. WilliamsChairman Executive Director

Alabama Commission on Higher Education

INSTITUTIONAL ABBREVIATIONS

Public Senior Institutions

A&M Alabama A & M UniversityASU Alabama State UniversityAU Auburn UniversityAUM Auburn University at MontgomeryFSU Florence State UniversityJSU Jacksonville State UniversityLU Livingston UniversityTSU Troy State UniversityTSU-M Troy State University in MontgomeryTSU-R Troy Stat University at Fort RuckerUA University of AlabamaUAB University of Alabama in BirminghamUAH University of Alabama in HuntsvilleUM University of MontevalloUSA University of South Alabama

Private Senior Institutions

AC Athens CollegeBSC Birmingham Southern CollegeHC Huntingdon CollegeJC Judson CollegeMC Miles CollegeMOC Mobile CollegeOC Oakwood CollegeDPC Daniel Payne CollegeSBC St. Bernard CollegeSU Samford UniversitySEBC Southeastern Bible CollegeSHC Spring Hill CollegeSTC Stillman CollegeTC Talladega CollegeTI Tuskegee Institute

Alex CityBishopBrewer

CalhounJeff DavisEnterpriseFaulknerGadsden

Patrick HenryJeffersonLawson

NortheastNorthwestSnead

Southern UnionWallace (Dothan)Wallace (Selma)L. B. Wallace

Alabama ChristianCullmanMarionSelma

Walker

INSTITUTIONAL ABBREVIATIONS

Public Junior Institutions

Alexander City State Junior CollegeS. D. Bishop State Junior CollegeBrewer State Junior CollegeJohn C. Calhoun State Technical Junior CollegeJefferson Davis State Junior CollegeEnterprise State Junior CollegeJames H. Faulkner State Junior CollegeGadsden State Junior CollegePatrick Henry State Junior CollegeJefferson State Junior CollegeTheodore Alfred Lawson State Junior CollegeNortheast Alabama State Junior CortegeNorthwest Alabama State Junior CollegeSnead State Junior CollegeSouthern Union State Junior CollegeGeorge C. Wallace State Technical Junior CollegeGeorge C. Wallace State Junior CollegeLurlee B. Wallace State Junior College

Private Junior Institutions

Alabama Christian CollegeCullman CollegeMarion InstituteSelma UniversityWalker College

SECTION I:

SECTION II:

LIST OF TABLES

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN,

BY COUNTIES, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS


BY COUNTIES, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

SECTION III: SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN,

BY COUNTIES, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972PUBLIC JUNIOF INSTITUTIONS

SECTION IV: SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN,BY COUNTIES, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

SECTION V: SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN,BY STATES, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

SECTION VI: SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN,

BY STATES, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

SECTION VII: SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN,BY STATES, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

SECTION VIII: SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN,BY STATES, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

SECTION IX: SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FREShMEN,BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES, SUMMER AND FALL 1972PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

SECTION X: SOURCES nF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY FOREIGN COUNTRIES, SUMMEh AND FALL 1972PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

Fag( 3

1-18

19-35

36-56

57-63

64-65

66-67

68-69

70-71

72-73

74

SECTION XI:

SECTION XII:

LIST OF TABLES

PageSOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENB7 FOREIGN COUNTRIES, SUMMER AND FALL 1972PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS 75


BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES, SUMMER AND FALL 1972PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS 76

SECTION XIII: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM IN-STATEINSTITUTIONS TO PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS 77-81

SECTION XIV: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM IN-STATEINSTITUTIONS TO PRIVATE SENIJR INSTITUTIONS 82-86

SECTION XV: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM IN-STATEINSTITUTIONS TO PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS 87-91

SECTION XVI: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM IN-STATEINSTITUTIONS TO PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS 92-96

SECTION XVII: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATESTO PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS 97-100

SECTION XVIII: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATESTO PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS 101-104

SECTION XIX: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATESTO PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS 105-108

SECTION XX: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATESTO PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS 109-112

SECTION XXI: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGNCOUNTRIES TO PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS 113-114

SECTION XXII: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGNCOUNTRIES TO PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS 115

LIST OF TABLES

PageSECTION XXIII: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGN

COUNTRIES TO PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS 116

SECTION XXIV: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGNCOUNTRIES TO PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS 117

SECTION XXV: FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM IN-STATEINSTITUTIONS TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SENIOR 118-119

SECTION XXVI: FIRST -TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM OUT OFSTATE TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SENIOR 120-123

SECTION XXVII: FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM FOREIGNCOUNTRIES TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SENIOR 124

FIRST-TIME ENTEKING FRESHMEN

BY COUNTIES

SECTION I

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY COUNTIES

SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972FOR

PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

Table 1-ASources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

By CountiesFor

ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITYSummer and Fall Terms 1972

Table 1-BSources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

By CountiesFor

ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITYSummer and Fall Terms 1972

2

voLlaut

FAYETTE

SICLO

34

TALLADEGA

46

21

COOSA

3

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AUTAUDA

omen

12

SUTLER

eut.Lock

3

putt

8

COFFEE DALE

7 20

ALABAMATable 1-C

Sources of First-Time Entering FreshmenBy Counties

ForAUBURN UNIVERSITY

Summer and Fall Terms 1972

3

ALABAMATable 1-D


ForAUBURN UNIVERSITY AT MONTGOMERY


3

4

ALABAMATable 1-E


For

FLORENCE STATE UNIVERSITYSummer and Fall Terms 1972

5

Or

ALABAMATable 1-F


For

JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITYSummer and Fall Terms 1972

6

ULCEROUS

0

CO BERT

0PIWASKLIII

0

0

UNEGTORIE

LIFIRDICE

00

WINSTON

0

COTT TE

1

SLIVER

31

CHOCTAW

17

TUSCALOOSA

CLARKE

5

VORNINGTON

8

19

ULF

16

NA LE

9

CULLMAN0

JACKSON

0

DI KALB

0.

2

TALLADEGA

1

0

0

CLIBURRE

CLAY

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0

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0

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0

ALcomcs Nowroomvir

2

0

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0

2

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30

0 0

MACON

0

BULLOCK

0

0

COFFEE

0

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DALE

0

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1

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0

0

NWT

0

HOUSTON

0

11.* Oa* 10.10

ALABAMATable 1-G


For

LIVINGSTON UNIVERSITYSummer and Fall Terms 1972

umt:TONE

0

PIKE

80

asTet

24

ALABAMATable 1-R


ForTROY STATE UNIVERSITY (MAIN)Summer and Fall Terms 1972

ALABAMATable 1-I


ForTROY STATE UNIVERSITY AT FORT RUCKER


UNIESTOPR MOWN,

TALLADEGA

SUTLER ME

0

GENEVA

0

ALABAMATable 1- J


ForTROY STATE UNIVERSITY IN MONTGOMERY


1

FAYETTE

12

TEARY

17

CALLAS

21

ALABAMATable 1-K


ForTHE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA (INCLUDING GADSDEN)


11

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OOLISER T

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1

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0

LAMAR

0

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1

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0

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0

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0

MARENGO

6

CLARKS

ENIIINGION

0

1

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6

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7 14 1

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10

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54141110

11

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0

JEFFERSON

766

18

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0

1

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TALLADEGA

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7

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0

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Table 1-LSources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

By CountiesFor

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN BIRMINGHAMSummer and Fall Terms 1972

12

ALABAMATable 1-M


Forwar r WNW UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN HUNTSVILLE


13

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0

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TUSCALOOSA

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1

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CLAY

0

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ALABAMA

Table 1-0Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

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Forsmv 0, mr.,0

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMASummer and Fall Terms 1972

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Livingston

Troy

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Troy

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Troy

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Univ.

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(Incl.

Gadsden)

UAB

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UAH

Univ.

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Montevallo

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Alabama State

Auburn

AUM

Florence

Jacksonville (Incl. Gadsden)

Livingston

Troy (Main)

Troy (Montgomery)

Troy (Ft. Rucker)

Univ. of Alabama (Incl. Gadsden)

UAB (Univ. Coll.)

UAH

Univ. of Montevallo

USA

TO1AL

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Alabama A & M

Alabama State

Auburn

AUM

Florence


Livingston

Troy (Main)

Troy (Montgomery)

Troy (Ft. Rucker)


UAB (Univ. Coll.)

UAH

Univ. of Montevallo

USA

TOTAL

SECTION II

OURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY COUNTIES


PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITuTIONS

1

COLBERT

UMESTONE

35

3LAWRENCE

rowsoLas

MARION

LAMAR

1

0

0

FAYETTE

PICKENS

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0

0

GREENE

0

CHOCTAW

0

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0

0

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0

TUSCALOOSA

0

HALE

0

INIARENGO

0

CLARKE

0

WINN

7

19

0

JEFFERSON

0

0

CALTON

00

PERRY

0

SHELBY

JACKSON

0

ST CLAIR

0

OE KALB

0.

OMAN

1

0

TAU-ADEGA

0

CPEROCEE

0

0

CL EBURPE

CLAY

0

RAPCOLPH

0

COOSA

1

AL-UW.005A

DALLAS

0

0

AUTAUSA

0

LOURDES

0

ELMORE

0

MONTGOMERY

MONROE

0CONECUH

0

BUTLER

0

0

0

ColDeuav

ESCAPISM

0

COMMSTON

0

111.N.S ARAI

PIKE

0

COFFEE DALE

0

0

MACON

0

CHAMBERS

0

LEE

0

SULLOCK

0

RUSSELL

0

0

0

GENEVA

0

HENRY

0

s

HOUSTON

0

ALABAMATable 2-A


ForATHENS COLLEGE


1w to"

U&SIVIA4 2

ALABAMA

Table 2-B


For

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

Table 2-CSources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

By CountiesFor

HUNTINGDON COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

AIL/ M IMMO

ALABAMATable 2-D


ForJUDSON COLLEGE


22

TALLADEGA

LOVINDES

0

arrLER

MACON

5

MLLWX

0

ALABAMATable 2-E


ForMILES COLLEGE


23

'IMLIGMFAYETTE

TALLADEGA

CL AV

0 0

ALL APOOSA CHAMBERS

MACON

0

BULLOCK

0

/EKE

1

GENEVA

0

ALABAMATable 2-F

Sources of First -Time Entering FreshmenBy CountiesFor

MOBILE COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

COLSERT

0

F FIORD( LSI

0

ustmorisar

0MORGAN

0

MAROON InmsTow

00

LAMAR WAIN .../4.

FAYETTE

CULIJAAN

0

0 0

0

PICKENS TUSCALOOSA

SUMTER

0

0

GREENE

0

CHOCTAW

0

insannol

0

1

HALE

0

.1A/wino

0

CLARKE

0

JEFFFRSON

1

0

0

PERRY

0

W ILCOX

0

DALLAS

0

CALTON

0

SLOUNT

0

MELD

JACKSON

0

0

0

DI PALS

ST CUM

0 0

TALLADEGA

0

CHEROKEE

0

0

Q.EBUIINE

CL AYRANDOLPH

0 0

COOSA

0

ALLAPOOSA CHAMBERS

EL MOREAUTAUGA

0

LOIIRCES

0

0

MONTGOMERY

M 0 II FI OE

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SUTLER

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MENSHAM

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0 0

BEE

MACON

0

BULLOCK

0

0

0

RUSSELL

0

SA R 10 0 UR

0

COFFEE

0

DALE

0

GENEVA

0

HENRY

0

HOUSTON

0

ALABAMATable 2-G


ForOAKWOOD COLLEGE


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-0

25

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0 0 0

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JACKSON

0 0

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0

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0

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0

0

GREENE

0

GNOCTAW

1

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4

WALKER

TUSCALOOS,A

MARENGO

0

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0

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0

WILCOX

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AUTAUG A

0

LOOMIS

0

BUTLER

0

ESCA

2

1

0

0E00 0E1

0

0

CLEDOPNE

RANDOLINICL AY

0 0

ALLAPOOSA OA/AMENS

0 0 0

EL MORE

0

MONTGOMERY

3

0

CNDISI4AW

CON1ST ON

0

PIKE

LEE

MACON

1

BULLOCK

2

0

0

SANIOUR

7

COFFEE DALE

0 0

GENEVA

0

HENRY

0

NOUSION

MALI r .14.41

ALABAMATable 2-H

Sources of First-Time Entering FreshmenBy CountiesFor

DANIEL PAYNE COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

Table 2-ISources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

By CountiesFor

SAMFORD UNIVERSIETYSummer and Fall Terms 1972

0

0

00UNDIT

UNISTONE

0

LAMM1

0

MOWN

'wow reestoss

LAMAR

0 0

FAYETTE

0 0

WALITUI

PICKENS TUSCALOOSA

0 4

WEN(

0SURD

0

CHOCTAW

0

°LAMM

VINDINGTON

0

MONA

0

IMP IP

r.-

0

DALE

0

0

0

Of WS

0

MS

0

JEFWWION

1

Knorr

0

DALLAS

0

WA.00*

0

MONMCC

0

coa.T.CF

0

GLOW,

1

0

SCLD

JACKSON

0

0

DIE LAUD

0

ST CLAN

COOSA

OWAH

0

CHEROKEE

0

0 0

TALLADEGA

0

CLAY

0

eLLAPOOS

CONECIJ4

0

AUYAUGA

0

LOWNDES

0

DUTLER

0

ELMORE

0

ReNTGONERY

0

0

CRDEIHAW

0

COVINGTON

0

0

RAmOLPH

'ACOH

0

04ANNEKS

0

LEE

0

BULLOCK

0

PIKE

0

COFFEE

0

GENEVA

0

DALE

0

RUSSELL

0

KAROOUN

0

IERwr

0

NoUsTor

0

ALABAMATable 2-J


For

ST. BERNARD COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

a.

..../

LAUDERDALE LIMESTONE

1

COLIMA

0I. MOM(

0

0

MMD6ON

1

JACKSON

0

00

OE KALE

0NARK* MST=

0

0cog POKE E

0N

LArAN

0 IlLOUNT

WALKER 0FAYET TE

00 ST CLAIR

urnson 0 0

4

0

TALLADEGA cLosiNEPICKENS

0

IRE

TUSCALOOSASPIELSY 0

00

CL AY

0

RANDOM PH

0

ALLAPOOSA

0

DIMMERS Lf

0

COOSAC* TON

0 0

DEKALE

0 C

!LIMP

0

PERRY

ELMOREALITAANIA

0MACON

LEE

00

0

0WIENS° DALLAS RUSSELL

MONTGOMERY 0

CHOCTAW

0

0

wltcaoc

0 LOWNDCS 0

03 BULLOCK

CLARK[

BARBOUR

0 BUTLER PIKE 0

00

00

VANNWASTON HIDIRY

0

0CONECAM

cpeemAw COFFEE DALE

00

0COMO ON

0

0HOUSTON

MAMA

0ICE IALOIIIMGENEVA

0.

0

ar..... ........55 . . .

ALA BAMATable 2-K

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

, By CountiesFor

- SPRING HILL COLLEGE

ma. w NzrK. Summer and Fall Terms 1972

wr

ALABAMATable 2-1,


ForSTILLMAN COLLEGE


]t

30

Table 2-MSources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

By CountiesFor

TALLADEGA COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

111111 1

0 OUTLER PIKE

ALABAMATable 2-N


For

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTESumner and Fall Terms 1972

TABLE II

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen By Counties

- By Private Senior Institutions

Summer and Fall 1972 Headcount

0 .0COUNTY

0 0 moo

.14

4.J 0 x

0 0 M '0 0 PI

co 0 ii

0 ..1 rl .0 0 Z

'0 0 0 111 0 0

0 co 0

'ago

c ..4 oi 1-4

0 01 03 w 44 Z E-4

Autauga

44

8Baldwin

42

16

12

723

Barbour

71

15

14

Bibb

31

4Blount

11

35

Bullock

12

21

13

19

Butler

24

39

Calhoun

41

32

616

Chambers

17

14

13

Cherokee

31

4Chilton

12

11

510

Choctaw

12

22

13

415

Clarke

12

11

52

12

Clay

0Cleburne

0Coffee

41

27

Colbert

31

13

8Conecuh

11

13

Coosa

11

Covington

41

12

8Crenshaw

11

Cullman

41

33

341

Dale

23

41

10

Dallas

24

21

34

420

DeXalb

21

25

Elmore

22

17

12

Escambia

21

12

14

11

Etowah

12

24

21

12

Fayette

1'1

2Franklin

1i

2

tie

cn ("71"11"w"X rni grigiiir tilta°WT9 1.1 II etnlor'00

7 , 5PrT, ca. m IT v v .

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me 2 W pi I: n4 13

(-17.:43' g *gm"4,*(35. 2 g 2 2 8 8 P-. 0' 0 P--. 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 - fs - m ri

tA) 4.01 NNE

p cop- -+ N 00 n) N r a% us

1.4 I.-. r r 1I

1I a% 4.0 4% P. cr, rWv r 1 1I 1.4 1-6

1%)

%%O 0 P.) I-,

1 OD

13

1%) Or 4%(:r 4) N IOpr- rONM ha to 1.4 La I4 1-6

CO Ul -"J %CO

0 D

13 13 r

I-. .0% ON %.0 4.11

La %0 CO 1..) CO 0- L') CO

6.0

1I 1-1 N n,

r 03 CO

CO 4". ha O CO .C la La

1/413 WIN 1%3 N -+ N 0 F. k0 0 V NW a% .4

Athens

Birmingham-Southern

Huntingdon

Judson

Miles

Mobile

Daniel Payne

St. Bernard

Samford

Southeastern Bible

Spring Hill

Stillman

Talladega

uskegee

TOTAL

Z Z ZZ1-31-31-3 Pa 14. CO CO 0 03 CO

CO I. 0) I.-4

O 0 11-Im 0 0 0 3-3 0 M Pt -1 MI 0. 2 ug 0 0 o

m. 0 0 00 0

CO

03 CO 03 03

Un

Co 4- (...)

o 1..) La Iv Cl%

0

Athens

Birmingham-Southern

Huntingdon

Judson

Miles

Mobile

Oakwood

Daniel Payne

St. Bernard

Samford

Southeastern Bible

Spring Hill

Stillman

Talladega

Tuskegee

TOTAL

td

SECTION III

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY COUNTIES


PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

ALABAMATable 3-A


ForALEXANDER CITY STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE


36

tAISTONII

0

--p-m-trA=0-1-

ALABAMATable 3-B


ForS. D. BISHOP STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE


011LP M WIWI

0FRAMRLN

0

COUIERTLAWRENCE

0

MARION

LAMAR

38

19

PAYETTE

60

SUDATT31

0

GREENE

0

CHOCTAW

0

WASIGNBTCN

0

INSTON

0

vaLam

2

TUSCALOOSA

154

HALE

0

NAICNSO

0

0

0

JEFFRNSON

0

PERRY

0

DALLAS

0

0

CALTON

0

JACKSON

0

0

BLOUNT

0

ST CLAIR

0

MELD

0

OE KALB

0,

OMAN

0

0

TALLADEGA

0

cowNOKEE

0

0

aisunteCLAY

0

RA/00U1N

0

GOOSA

0

ALLAroosA mum,*

CLARKE 0

VOILE

0

0

BALDWIN

0

MCOW101

0Ge:AECUR

0

AUTAUGA

0

IMAMS

0

BUTLER

0

ELMORE

0

MCWATGOSIERY

0

0

PIKE

0 0

LEE

MACON

0

!BULLOCK

0

0

0

RUSSELL

0

0

CRENSHAW COFFEE

ESCANIRA

0

COVINSTON

0

0

DALE

0

GENEVA

0

HFJORY

0

HOUSTON

0

MALI a. &MI

ALABAMA

Table 3-CSources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

By CountiesFor

BREWER STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

38

GREEK

0

LONICCS

0

SUTLER

MACON

0

BULLOCK

PIKE

0

avows COFFEE

ALABAMATable 3-D


For

JOHN C. CALHOUN STATE TECHNICAL JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

TALLAPOOSA GWWWIM

0 0

LEE

MACON

0

BULLOCK

0

Mil, Of WOOD

ALABAMATable 3-E


For

JEFFERSON DAVIS STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

I

WHOM. 111601110N

MIMS

0

ovum

1

3C10.44AW COCFEE DELL

95

GENEVA

67

ALABAMATable 3-F


For

ENTERPRISE STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

or

AC,

ALABAMATable 3-G


ForJAMES H. FAULKNER STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE


All11111

therm[1

1

ALABAMATable 3-H


For

GADSDEN STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

r- 114. 1W

ALABAMATable 3-I

Sources of First -Time Entering F.eshmen

By CountiesFor

PATRICK HENRY STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

COFFEE nLs

ALABAMATable 3-J


ForJEFFERSON STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

LAUDERDALE

0

OOLNA

LIMESTONE

0

LAIRIDICE

0 0

NAR.ON manm

0 0

MAR

fa tmt0

0

AMR, TUSGIILOOSA

0

0 0

GREENE

0

CHOCTAW

0

0a.ARKE

INNIMINGTON

0

0

MAP

0

SALMI

0

sr arm.

WALE

0

swam

0

0

0

0

mrirmaces

775

MSS

0

PERRY

0

JACKSON

ST CLAIR

0

0

OE RAILS

0

OMAN

0

0

TALLADEGA

0

CIEROKEE

0

0

CLEBURNE

CLAY

0

RAADOLPH

0

COOSA ALLAROOSA

0 0

WLCOX

0

DALLAS

0

IMMO(

0CONECUM

0

AUTAUGA

0

LOME=

0

SUTLER

0

ELWORI

0

IMIONTGONERT

0

PRtE

1AACON

0

CRAMER!

0

LEE

0

BULLOCK

0

00 0

RUSSELL

0

SARSOUR

SAM COFFEE

(SWAMI&

0

CORM

0

DALE

0 0

GENEVA

0

WARY

0

HOUSTON

0

ALABAMATable 3-K


For

THEODORE A. LAWSON STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

46

LRLERPDGLE

0

COUIERY

0INGINKUN

0

IJIESTONE

Lownsmcz

0

whom ROSTON

UNAR

0

0 0

FAYETTE

0

maws

0

0

GREENE

0

CWOCTAN

1

ofastanso

0

'TAGALONG

SMILE

0

MARENGO

0

CLAIM

MONIS

0

0

GALOMIN

0

RUIN

0

0

0

WIGAN

0

GUUJOAM

0 'LANNY

0

JEFFERSON

0

PERRY

0

DALLAS

0

0

SIC

0

CALTON

0

TM

JACKSON

132

9

OE KALI

99

ST CUP

0

COOSA

0

ONAM

3

0

TALLADEGA

0

acnocta

4

CLAY

0

RAPOOLFN

0

ALLAPOOSA CRAARIERS

MOM(

0GONECLIN

0

AMU'S&

0

LOSIGNS

0

BUTLER

0

ELMORE

0

MONTGOMERY

0

0

CRENSHAN

ESCAMRIA

0

WANTON

0

0 0

LEE

0MACON

0

BULLOCK

0

PRE

0

C.OFFEE

0

RUSSELL

0

DALE

0

GENEVA

0

0

POUSTON

0

W 41, MUNI

ALABAMATable 3-L


For

NORTHEAST ALABAMA STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

I" Iw- SP

1-..-

sr

umutom.e

29

COMM

42LAMM

morale

2

woe= JACFSON

10

PROGOLII

153

7MORGAN

10

OE KALS

0

/DIARKIN WINSTON

55

.4.

CULUIAN

0

CHEROKEE

0N

...A. LAMAR

!.

1

84 OMAN

010

MLKER

CLAIRFAYETTE

0

ST

0 0 0

TALLADEGA ampullaPICKENS

0

HALE

0

0

Br

me.

0

mulootym

0

TALLAPOOSA

0

CUMBERS

0

LEE

0COMM

COOSA

00

awn. 0 MIRY

AUTAUGAELMORE

0

0

000

MACCNRUSSELL

MONTGOMERY 0

MARENGO DALLAS

0CHOCTAW

0LOWNDES 0

00 BULLOCK

0WILCOX 0

.ARBOUR

CLARKE 0 BUTLER KE0

0~OE

0 0 0INAIIIISTON

0 i HENRY

0

HOUSTON

Cl eemot COFFEE DALL

0COCOA!

00

CONIC

00

MONAGENEVA

0 0Mal sumo 0........

0 0

ALABAMATable 3-M


_ For

OKI 110 Ott" NORTHWEST ALABAMA STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

LAUDEROAll LSIES TONE

21

OOLMAT

0

0

LAWRENCE

05

7

WRISTON

0

FAYETTE

PICKENS TUSCALOOSA

0 0

MALE

SIS/TDI

0

CHOCTAW

00

CLARKE

VAIMPOTON

0

0

SALMON

0

0

PERRY

0

DALLAS

0

0

11

29

0

ETON

0

209

SLOUIIT

OE KALI

19

#110ADESA

OWLS, CLAYRAIEKILPH

owl

19

GICROPZE

0

COOSA

0

00

0 0 0

ELMOREAUTAUGA

00

moiescadur

1LOOMS

0

MONROE

0

SUTLER

0 0

OPEWSwAW

PIKE

LEE

WAGON

0

SUL LOCK

0

0

GOf f EE

COI/PSTON

0 0

ESCAIMM

00

GENEVA

DALE

0

0

.1.0.1 aS

ALABAMATable 3-N


ForSNEAD STATE JUNIOR COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

at

ALABAMA'eble 3-0


ForSOUTHERN UNION STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE


ALABAMATable 3-P


ForGEORGE C. WALLACE STATE TECH, JR. COLLEGE - DOTHAN


ALABAMATable 3-Q


ForGEORGE C. WALLACE STATE TECH. JR. COLLEGE - SELMA


war 41/ AMIN

ALABAMATable 3-R


ForLURLEEN B. WALLACE STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE


TABLE-III

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen By Counties - By Public Junior Institutions


COUNTY

1:14

14o0

ow

4 co3

:54

w..-

114

CO

xi

PI

C)

Cdr

Autauga

17

21

20

Baldwin

14

11

4231

11

244

Barbour

13

12

65

81

Bibb

21

13

31

11

Blount

11

52

129

93

Bullock

55

Butler

12

11

15

35

46

Calhoun

41

242

52

7261

Chambers

11

139

141

Cherokee

61

14

268

Chilton

34

17

17

50

Choctaw

16

11

110

Clarke

91

83

295

Clay

91

240

52

Cleburne

13

110

24

Coffee

258

118

3280

Colbert

29

110

442

86

Conecuh

53

154

Coosa

26

3.

11

29

Covington

59

12

149

166

Crenshaw

,1

16

18

Cullman

165

220

11

99

Dale

95

11

151

248

Dallas

11

13

32

75

86

leKalb

11

42

99

19

171

Elmore

27

734

Escambia

1296

17

15

320

Etowah

3674

59

319

758

Fayette

60

41

101

Franklin

22

153

157

SS

cn C/3 c/3247:/00 It It ZZZZZZZZ%14tit-lt-ictc-IWWWC3 0 o- co o co 1.4 1-1. 0 0 0 0 0 P3 ID P3 P3 P3 I-4 CD P3 M M M 0 M M Pi M LIM M 14 CO O A" M l'i Pi O O O. Pi Pi 11 O. M se4m 1-11m001-tm0 rt. 1-t 0 co 0. M N'' II OP rt ll 1-1. et 1.4 r3 1.4 0 M tl O. I-h N'' el .11 M M M

M0.11M0 M4030001-0-00000.0 Metlecnrl-4 04 114 t--tt-t 0 00MMIDOIMO M rt 0 ll li 0 0 0 P3 C3 t-A Arl ca El 1-t 0 0 co o

0 no. coo I-. 0. m I-. m co o co ti m 0

1-1. m I-. Pi

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144

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0

Alexander City

Bishop

Brewer

Calhoun

Jeff Davis

Enterprise

Faulkner

Gadsden

Patrick Henry

Jefferson

Lawson

Northeast

Northwest

Snead

Southern Union

Wallace (Dothan)

Wallace (Selma)

Wallace (L. B.)

TOTAL

95

ZZZZHHI-3 P. I-0. 0) 0 = 0 0 O r Co r Ca r r O n W W n r r m o rm 0 0 0

M 0 m oV 9 D,'

ri

0 rr 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0

m 00 0

L.) 00 0 r Gs 0

--, (..) r .0.

-0.

.0.

(...) to 2"4

N r U, r V:) i 0 IV Ln r r 00 Li, 1,-)

. .0. r,..) r,..) ...4 w .0. La r ...j ...j ...j

N3 ON N3 r lA) -.I U' ,o Ln r lA) N 0

(..4) *4 oo

0 oo La

La 1...) %CI r N 0 oo

I-- I--

I-- I-- I-- 1-- 4 1--. N.) IN) VD %A ts) t ON k '1 ON N3

Cl 0 R

Alexander City

Bishop

Brewer

Calhoun

Jeff Davis

Enterprise

Faulkner

Gadsden

Patrick Henry

Jefferson

Lawson

Northeast

Northwest

Snead

Southern Union

Wallace (Dothan)

Wallace (Selma)

Wallace (L. B.)

TOTAL

SECTION IV

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN

BY COUNTIESSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

FORPRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

or

..4

-t

-UNANEADALE Lilts

0

OGLAWATLLei

TONE

0

NOONAN

1

SAMSON

0

JACASON

0

il WELLES

00

1

DE GALA

0AMNION

0

NW ott

0

COUJIIANCIENONEE

2SLOW!'

M AN0

UNGAR

0

10GMLIGOt

FAYETTEST CLAIR

0 0 JEFFFASON

0 0

1

3 TALLADEGA mamaPICKENS

0

TUSCALOOSASHELBY PIANDOLM

0 0

Me

ACOOSA

cm_ToN

0 1

aumensyY

0

Gomm

0NOM A

0

0

WEARY

LEE

2sum %

0

DALLAS RUSSELL

NICNTGOIERT 2CHOCTAW 1

0

WILCOX

51 SULLOCA

7

st0 CLAM 0

SUTLER PIKE

0MGM

3 0ummem

0

mow

0

HOUSTON

SAW COFFEE DALE

00 COVINGTON 1

3EsAiiilli1111:

GENEVA

1 10

mi. w w.ce

,..... . MYR

ALABAMATable 4-A


For

ALABAMA CHRISTIAN COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

57

LIMESTONE

0

TALLADEGA

HALE

0

CHOCTAW

&LAWN

0

BULLOCK

0

SUTLER

ccipisiAll COFFEE DALE

0 0

GENEVA

0

ALABAMATable 4-B


ForCULLMAN COLLEGE


ALABAMATable 4-C


ForMARION INSTITUTE


Table 4-DSources of First-Time Entering Freshmen

By CountiesFor

SELMA UNIVERSITYSummer and Fall Terms 1972

ALABAMATable 4-E


For

WALKER COLLEGESummer and Fall Terms 1972

61

TABLE IV

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen By Counties - By FAvate Junior InstitutionsSummer and Fall 1972 Headcount

,-)0 -ta

a .wa)

k1-1

.1 0.1.1

03

r4 /4 r4 r I

U A cocv 3co

Autauga 2 1 3Baldwin 7 3 1 1 12Barbour 2 2Bibb 4 1 5Blount

9 9Bullock 7 1 8Butler 3 1 4Calhoun 4 1 2 1 8Chambers

0Cherokee

0Chilton 4 1 5Choctaw 1 5 1 7Clarke 14 14Clay 2 2Cleburne

0Coffee 1 2 2 5Colbert 1 1Conecuh 1

1Coosa 1

1Covington 3 3Crenshaw 3 1 4Cullman 2 44 2 48Dale

0Dallas 1 2 60 63DeKalb

1 1Elmore 4 1 1 6Escambia 2 1 3Etowah 1

1Fayette 5 5Franklin

0Geneva 1 1 2Greene 2 2Hale 1 1 2Henry 0Houston 1 2 1 4Jackson

1 1Jefferson 3 1 12 2 69 87Lamar

1 1Lauderdale 2 2Lawrence 1 2 3Lee 2 1 3Limestone 0Lowndes 3 2 5

62

TABLE Itr (Continued)

"d

O.0a

A 0..., . w 0

.-- I.,

w H

0 ,--( Hw m

(..) zMacon 2 1 1 4Madison

1 5 6MarengoMarion

1 1 33

1035

10Marshall 11 2Mobile 2 11 1 2 16Monroe

11Montgomery 51 6 6 4 67Morgan 1 5 17Perry

8 29 2 39Pickens1 1Pike1 1Randolph

0Russell1 1 2Saint Clair

11Shelby0Sumter

1 3 4Talladega 22Tallapoosa 2

1 3Tuscaloosa 1 6 46 53Walker1 238 239Washington

7 7Wilcox2 16 18Winston

29 29

TOTAL 118 52 83 198 429 880

63

FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN

BY STATES

SECTION V

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FR.11SHMEN

BY STATESSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

FORPUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS'

479

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Livingston

Troy (Main)

Troy (Montgomery)

Troy (Ft. Rucker)


UAB (Univ. Coll.)

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Univ. of Montevallo

USA

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Alabama State

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Troy (Main)

Troy (Montgomery)

Troy (Ft. Rucker)


UAB (Univ. Coll.)

UAH

Univ. of Montevallo

USA

TOTAL

SECTION VI

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY STATES


PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

TABLE V -A

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen By States

- By Private Senior Institutions


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Illinois

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Kansas

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Maine

Maryland

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Mississippi

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Nebraska

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New Hampshire

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Huntingdon

Judson

Miles

Mobile

Oakwood

Daniel Payne

St. Bernard

Samford

Southeastern Bible

Spring Hill

Stillman

Talladega

Tu skeg ee

TOTAL

SECTION VII

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY STATES



TABLE V -B

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen By States

- By Public Junior Institutions

STATE

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11

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11

13

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214

43

11

32

30

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44

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21

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11

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11.

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44

55

26

10

811

11

34

16

161

Georgia

348

17

10

61

25

38

13

143

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0Hawaii

11

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0Illinois

11

14

33

11

15

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14

12

41

13

17

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11

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21

14

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42

41

61

119

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11

12

11

11

211

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0Maryland

12

14

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21

33

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41

11

18

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41

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17

11

11

11

41

28

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25

21

10

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11

13

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11

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Henry

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Northeast

Northwest

Snead

Southern Union

Wallace (Dothan)

Wallace (Selma)

Wallace (L. B.)

TOTAL

SECTION VIII

SUL$RCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY STATES


PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

TABLE V-C

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen By States - By Private Junior Institutions


s 0 co a) 8S.-1

.x,t E-4

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0

0Arkansas

2 2California 1 1Colorado

0Connecticut

0Delaware

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0Hawaii

0Idaho

0Illinois 3 1 1 5Indiana 1 1 2Iowa 1 1Kansas

1 1Kentucky 1 1 2Louisiana 2 2 4Maine

0Maryland

2 2Massachusetts

1 1Michigan

0Minnesota

0Mississippi 1 5 14 1 2 23Missouri 1 1Montana

0Nebraska

0Nevada

0New Hampshire 0New Jersey 3New Mexico 0New York 3North Carolina 1 1

North Dakota 0Ohio 2 2 4Oklahoma 0Oregon 0Pennsylvania 2 2

Puerto Rico 0Rhode Island 0South Carolina 3 2 2 5 12South Dakota 0

STATE

TABLE V-C (Continued)

0o0

03$441

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8./.1.311 a x H$4 .-4 .-4

AU u) 3a, ca

=

Tonnessee 3 -1 5 4 13exas 11 2 4Utah

0Vermont0Virgin Islands0Virginia

1 3 4Washington1 1West Virginia

11Wisconsin0Wyoming0

TOTAL 37 28 57 9 16 147

FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN

BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES

SECTION IX

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY FOREIGN COUNTRIES


PUBLIC SENI( ' INSTITUTIONS

TABLE VI

Sources of First-Time Entering FreshmenBy Foreign Countries-By Public Senior

Institutions-Summer & Fall 1972 Headcount

COUNTRY

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2Australia

11

Austria

22

Bahamas

11

Belgium

11

Canada

11

2Canal Zone

21

14

China

11

Columbia

33

Costa Rica

11

Denmark

11

Dominican Republic

11

England

12

3Ethiopia

11

2Germany

51

13

14

419

Greece

11

Hong Kong

11

2India

11

Iran

11

13

Israel

11

Italy

11

2Jamaica

11

Japan

11

13

Lebanon

11

2Marshall Islands

11

Mexico

Nigeria

11

Okinawa

11

EL

9 11

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Alabama A & M

Alabama State

Auburn

AUM

Florence


Livingston

Troy (Main)

Troy (Montgomery)

Troy (Ft. Rucker)


UAB (Univ. Coll.)

UAH

Univ. of Montevallo

USA

TOTAL

SECTION X

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN1,'" FOREIGN COUNTRIES


PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

TABLE VI-A

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen By Foreign Countries-By Private Senior Institutions-Summer and Fall 1972

Headcoun'

0)

COUNTRY

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ZZ

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IV

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Africa (Unspecified)

Argentina

Bahamas

Bermuda

Brazil

Canada

Ethiopia

Germany

Greece

Guyana

Iran

Ireland

Lebanon

Nigeria

Panama

Paraguay

Philippines

Rhodesia

South America

Thailand

West Indies

T

1 1 2 1 5

1 1 20

3 3

1 1

1 1

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14

1 1

1 1

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0

1 1 20

1 2 3

4 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 3 2 1 1 1 1 4 4

38

SECTION XI

SOURCES OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENBY FOREIGN COUNTRIES



TABLE VI -B

Sources of First-Time Entering Freshmen By Foreign Countries-By Public Junior Institutions - Summer and Fall 1972Headcount

COUNTRY

O 3 -a

a) 0 U)

p-4 8

Africa (Un-

specified)

Canal Zone

Denmark

Egypt

Ethiopia

Europe

Germany

Ghana

Greece

Honduras

India

Iran

Israel

Italy

Japan

Jordan

Lebanon

Mexico

Nicaragua

Nigeria

Panama

Philippines

San Salvadore

Sweden

Syria

Taiwan

Thailand

Venezuala

TOTAL

1 1

1 10

1 7

19 1 1 1 2

32

0

7 2 1

10

1 1

1 1 1 2 4 2 1 1 1 1 2

17

0

1 1 1 1 1 4 90

1 3 4

1 1

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19

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1 10

1 2 1 1 6 1 9 1 1 2 9

34 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 8 1

96

SECTION XII

SOURCES OFBY

SUMMER

PRIVATE

FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMENFOREIGN COUNTRIESAND FALL TERMS 1972

FORJUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

1

TABLE VI -C

Sources of First-Time mitering Freshmen By Foreign Countries - By Private Jr. InstitutionsSummer and Fall 1972 Headcount

COUNTRY

EthiopiaMacaoOkinawaTurkey

TOTAL

005

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05

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2

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1

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76

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS

FROM

IN-STATE INSTITUTIONS

SECTION XIII

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM IN-STATE INSTITUTIONSTO PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONSSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

TABLE VII


FROM PUBLIC SENIOR TO PUBLIC SENIOR

FROM

4m 4m in

c,9 H

1 m1 ca .,

M <4

ul

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A&M

44

23

14

111

11

51

249

ASU

32

t2

67

138

AU

186

320

115

914

52

68

15

421

309

AUM

127

14

22

59

69

FSU

132

22

11

40

920

4112

JSU

536

82

13

42

69

80

65

5226

LU

13

61

44

26

71

15

77

TSU

150

84

24

162

134

16

72

214

379

TSU-M

**

TSU-R

*

UA

26

32

13

12

10

931

146

50

199

50 6

4

13

39

445

100

UAB

18

19

12

UM

415

111

74

51

71

1102

UM

23

25

38

16

41

30

51

71

160

USA

116

61

13

41

29

14

22

80

TOTAL

14

7262

262

38

73

19

58

149

165

386

465

114

37

99

1

2148

*Troy had 65 tr2nsfers from branch

campuses to the Troy campus.

They are not broken down.

From Gadsden Center.

..

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MN

I1

4

411.. I

TABLE VII-B


FROM PUBLIC JUNIOR TO PUBLIC SENIOR

(-I

FR OM

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m in

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m <4

= <4Z

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cal

0 E-4

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20

79

27

813

21

77

12

194

Bishop

10

57

249

118

Brewer

24

15

56

41

73

Calhoun

19

126

53

27

133

539

16

2222

Jeff Davis

421

42

316

210

49

75

Enterprise

141

11

33

115

16

14

2116

Faulkner

13

17

11

511

113

91

144

Gadsden

14

51

115

377

12

15

4273

Patrick Henry

22

17

11

25

28

324

12

218

126

Jefferson

134

30

51

41

166

74

4356

Lawson

74

159

273

Northeast

11

130

4

827

1151

i

1.

101

Northwest

17

89

325

41

139

Snead

31

12

70

245

921

42

187

Southern Union

167

27

14

11

185

Wallace (Dothan)

31

185

19

41

7148

Wallace (Selma)

44

12

20

334

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UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM IN-STATE INSTITUTIONSTO PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONSSUMMER AFD FALL TERMS 1972

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31

610

NC

11

2

JC

21

14

8

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16

11

9

MOC

21

14

OC

11

DPC

12

3

S BC

22

SU

31

11

11

8

SEBC

22

SHC

12

14

STC

f

21

14

17

TC

11

2

TI

1I

11

25

A

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-8

32

04

50

12

417

02

220

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FROM PRIVATE JUNIOR TO PRIVATE SENIOR

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15

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16

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0

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t3

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14

11

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r

12

129

Walker

13

34

10

-

,.

21

41

..

TOTAL

13

41

43

011

19

14

-1

13

10

1

75

SECTION XV

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM IN-STATE INSTITUTIONSTO PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONSSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

Co

TABLE VII-H


FROM PUBLIC SENIOR TO PUBLIC JUNIOR

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0 0 0 A 0 fi 0 rJ

0 0 X 0 A CD U .-a

- 43

.-..1

cq Ei

41 cn 4) U ,f-34

4--i

W 0 744 a

c, 1-1

E-4

A &M

12

11

11

21

11

42

ASU

12

14

32

l3

AU

L6

552

55

11

358

62

517

13

41

238

AUM

41

12

8

FSU

-

11

33

25

111

21

158

JSU

10

25

15

49

,

32

.6

10

2122 ...

LU

61

23

23

320

TSU

92

223

22

47

63

115

.130

UA

21

25

23

210

236

35

23

136

UAB

26

162

71

180

UAH

45

21

41

53

UM

116

23

21

-

60

USA

15

22

61

22

91

31

TOTAL

63

734

219

934

21

41

12

241

32

15

21

22

33

107

9.5

20

961

1 1-3 0 ri

Cl) 1-3 0

to X 0

m 171 tcl

cn cn bo 0

el iv 0

o o c-)

N x w m c-)

Pt PJ 0 ,-. ...

TO

I-. I-. (.4 1--. 1-, Alex City

t.4 1.4 Bishop

N.) 1-, I-. Brewer

N.) 1-,

N r4 to I-. 1-, I- o Calhoun

1-, Jeff Davis

NJ Enterr rise

N II 1-, ,-,

Faulkner

lUll 1-, 0

I-,

w N td.)

Gadsden

Patrick Henry

-p-,

---1 IV t N.) t-4 (...)

I-.

I-4 Jefferson

i. LO w Lawson _

-

1111

1-, Northeast

Northwest

N . Snead

)-, I-, Southern Union

1-- 1-, t....) N.) I.-. (A

Wallace (Dothan)

.p- 1-, t.4

Wallace (Selma)

1-, 1-, L. B. Wallace

L) 4.

)-, IN) )-,

0 TOTAL --

CO

TABLE VII-J


FROM PUBLIC JUNIOR TO PUBLIC JUNIOR

,

0 El

FROM

PN

.L.1

9-1

c_1 X w r-1

-4

a. 0 . 0 ..-1 M

1.4 W 3 4.1 -1 01

Z 0 0 .0 -1 0 u

4

1

coo0 A 14

-1

14-1 W 0")

I

Cc

Li))

14 0. S-s

CD

.1.J 0 4.1

$4 w 0 ,g -I 0 0 rx4

0 Cl/ V CO V 0 C

.7

1.4 W ... U 1 14 .1

.1 0 CI.1

0 0 W W 11-1

4-1 W In

0 o CO 0 -1

0 W .0 4.i

.1 0 z

m . 3 .0 4.1 P 0 z

0 W W 0 M

0 er1 0 e W .0 .1

.J = o m

.0 4.1 0 0 U 0 -1 r-I 0 3

W . U 0 -1 -i 0 3

W ti 0 as -i

C` 8 E-1

Alex City

14

11

18

Bishop

2.

2

Brewer

12

3

Calhoun

21

21

213

Jeff Davis

11

41

12

10

Enterprise

1.

115

118

Faulkner

17

2

..

A

,

11

12

Gadsden

31

42

11

21

Patrick Henry

21

..

14

Jefferson

37

229

15

47

'

Lawson

17

--

3

Northeast

13

.

1

.

519

Northwest

22

.

,

3.

7

Snead

10

27

322

Southern Union

1

21

25

06

4 4 H 1)) 0) 0

1-4 I-. ... I-. r n ID D3

n m m N

1-. .-.. .....

1-4 Cf3 1::3 0 0 0 (-3 1--. rt e ...

. ...., 0

....

TO

4` 1--

Alex City

-4 Bishop

1-- o IRIII Brewer

cts3 o

Calhoun

1

1-, 1 v Jeff Davis 1

rn

NI

op Enterprise

Faulkner

Gadsden

o Patrick Henry

Jefferson

mo

1111 III Lawson

ko ortheast

111 1111

orchT4est

r..)

VI Snead

r..)

outhern Union

I--

1111

allace (Dothan)

allace (Selma)

:-. I

.

B. Wallace -4

F.' F.)

TOTAL (..3

T6

m 1-- ar m

Z m

1101-.mm 1-,.

o

X m 0 o

n 0 I-. 0

> 1--,

rt 'M Pi 0

> 1-,

li I-' Cl)

rt 1-` m o .

TO

Lo I... Alex City

tv 1..) Bishop

vi Lie Brewer

t...)

Calhoun

o Jeff Davis

o 1

Enterprise

0 Faulkner

1-,

I

1-. Gadsden

o Patrick Henry

1-. O

co Jefferson

o Lawson

o III 1111111 Northeast

L.)

.

4...t

Northwest

o . Snead

o Southern Union

is.) is.) Wallace (Dothan

ry I... Wallace (Selma)

o L. B. Wallace

TOTAL

SECTION XVI

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM IN-STATE INSTITUTIONSTO PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONSSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

-.......-_

. ..

Ell

MI

ill

.

TABLE

VII-M

UNDERGRADUATE

TRANSFERS

FROM

PRIVATE

SENIOR

TO

PRIVATE

JUNIOR

.........-

t

I

I I

III

MI

1

Ili

.

. . . .

.. .. .

_e'--- "-%

. .

1 i

I

I

.1%

.1%

.1%

..

.

t

I

0

LC

)

9

0

rulIaS

uolaeN

uemuno

IIBT3sTatIO .BIV

NOILI

HOINnf 3IVAIUd 01, HOINnf RIVAIHd Mid

suaasmvu amnawmaamn

0-1IA 21UVI


FROM

OTHER STATES

SECTION XVII

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATESTO PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONSSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

4

...=1.-_

0

I

S

..

IO

0

I0

I

I

I

I O

CI

.2.

.2.

ID

, .

I

411

I

MI

I

MI

.

I

i ii I

i 1 1i -

ma

SECTION XVIII

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATESTO PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

SSSSS

ME

I

S

INN

II.

.5

. .I,.II

It

ID

I

I

I1i

II'0

I

II

I

SU

.

I.

...0.

.#

400

:

55

I:

.

II

...

IIIIIII1

,I1 .

.

NM

..

..

I

- 4

.

: .0S

TABLE IX

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATES

TO PRIVATE SENIOR INSTIT "TIONS

(Continued)

0 HFROM

0 U) M

u Z0 0 Z

0 (m m

0 M w Cl)

0 = mH0 m

0 < H4 0 H

Wisconsin

11

12

5

Wyomin8

0

TOTA..

36

32

12

412

18

91

16

15

104

*32

16

10

109

507

Data Not Reporteu

SECTION XIX

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATESTO PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONSSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

H f. 1-k 0 0 A)

,P:2

)-. 1-.4 P o

1-g CO

H A)

0 4 0

1-, H.

0 0 5

(?)

0 11 M 1- A)

72

0 ,1 r cl, A)

P C)

V

f--, 000r.0Nw E

coopowoopl 11 tD

Fo.

0 (

re r-g 0 G rt

S' 1-'

4 0, 0

C)

t-' HI

II 0

N. 0

P-

N-'

0 11)

0

P-'

1-4

0 11)

'' 0

N-

;4 0

TO

a. to w Alex City

tv 1 Bishop

1 1

,

Brewer

) r...) 1 o a. 1 1 Calhoun

w Jeff Davis

1 .-1

r w Enterprise

I-. %.0 Faulkner

Hr OD N3 Gadsden

1 Patrick Henry

- VD 1 0 )--. ' Ps N3 t-' Jefferson

Lawson

) 1 ) Northeast

1 Northwest

) 1-. °

I S Snead

Southern Union

03 1.-' Wallace (Dothan;

.- , , 1 Wallace (Selma)

1 L. B. Wallace

(.0 %A ,- ,--. o .ps vi I.J ,--. 0 ,--. ,--.

iv 0 Vn N) ,--. TOTAL

0 0%

TABLE X

UNT)ERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER

STATES

TO PL. LIC JT7AIOR INSTITUTIONS

(Continued)

/

0 H

FROM

.. i.i ,-I

c..) x a) ,.1 <4

Ca. 0 .

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U)

.,-1

co

$.4 a) 3 a) as

5 o .0 e4 Cd

c.)

u) > ct A 44 44 a) an

a, ^r-1 $.4 O.

14 a) 4.1 0 43

$4 a) 0 ..x

.--1 0 Cd

r...,

0 a)..,,

U)

V Cd

c.,

.., $4 0 co ..x c..)

r-i

$4 .1-1 Cd

cs.

0 u) $.4

a)

44 44 a) in

0 o C;

Cd

1-3

U) c a) .o

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U) a) 3 .= la $4 o z

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0 0 ..-I 0 E a) = .1

.1 o o m

.0 .1.1 0 al a) (..) C t-4

,-4 C 3

0 4 a) Cr) a) 0 0 .-

-1,-

4 Cd 3

a, U as P.4

v-4

Cd 3 as) a

8

I owa

11

2 3Kansas

.3

Kentucky

2

Louisiana

24

12

11

42

F1

18

Maine

A

i

0

Maryland

11

21

16

Massachusetts

11

-J.

-,

41

3_

Michigan

11

,

Lr-

]4

Minnesota

....

11

l2

11

32

22

81

I

31

141

Mississippi

5

Missouri

11

2

Montana

1

III

_-

11

Nebraska

0 0Nevada

New Hampshire

_,-

--__

__0

I-4 0

TABLE X

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER

STATES

TO PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

(Continued)

1

FROM

0 E-.

4.4

-,-1 C.)

NX

714

0. 0 4 Cl)

r4 01

44 4) 4) 44 01

0 0 0 4 r-I

40 C.)

Cl) > cd = 4-I

4-1

a) 1)

.

a) W 0. $4 a) 4-1 0 1.4

$4 4) 0 .. -I 0 0 gi4 --.0 a) "0 w "0 cd 0

N C-1 0 w .X 0 ,-1 14 4-1 0 a

0 Cl)

44 a) 4.1

4.4 a) In

0 o Cl) ; o p.a

Et)

C a) 4 .1 W o z

Cl) a) 3 4 44 4.4 o z

"0 C co o co

0 0 .1-1 )4 41 4 44 z o co

7- 0 4 W oaA 0) U 0 r-I

,...i

al 3,-

-.

, 1 11:3 - a) co a) U 0 r-I i C 3

a) 0 o rcd 3 .

pa ...1

H

New Jersey

.

12

3

New Mexico

21

3

New York

22

15

North Carolina

11

.

13

2

1

19

North Dakota

0

Ohio

11

41

Oklahoma

12

1

Oregon

1

Pennsylvania

21

11

5

Puerto Rico

,1

Rhode Island

0

South Carolina

31

15

South Dakota

_0

Tennessee

34

30

24

613

54

2.

12

76

Texas

14

44

12

61

11

25

.

801

i

.

0-3 0 0-3

E ...<

1-4 00< CIO

E 1-

0 In

1..,- 0

E o

1-' ti M

1-4 0

1-,- 0

E Al

1-4 0000 01:3

rt 0

< W.

1-

1-4 0

< I-4

1-

H W

1..-

0 0 a co

< fD

o ft

-

rt

M 1 "1

3

TO

o

-

A

Alex City

I. N.,

,

Bishop

-. w I.

Brewer r

.o -4

I. 1. Calhoun

4

co

. - a _

Jeff Davis

W CO

-

Enterprise

I-.

.c)

Faulkner

Gadsden

.P- Patrick Henry

co I-. .p- r..) -. Jefferson

o Lawson

Northeast

I. n Northwest

Snead

o Southern Union

N., co

------

- - _

Wallace (Dothan,

I-. w

, .

Wallace (Selma)

to

.

-

.

L. B. Wallace

.c)

IV IV CA N.) I. 0 0 0 TOTAL

cn

O 0 rt 1-4 0 0

SECTION XX

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHER STATESTO PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS


TABLE XI


TO PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS

1

FROM

O E-4

o o «..1 4.1 m -.

4 s.., x c

..) 4 ::-.

o o E 11 a

o 0 .rI ).'

m 4 . .s.., w .x

,-, . .

.

g 1-4

Alaska

b

..

0

Arizona

.0

Arkansas

.

0

California

1_

.

1

Colorado

0

Connecticut

-,

'

0

Delaware

0

D. C.

-0

Florida

11

Georgia

11

2

Guam

0

Hawaii

11

Idaho

0

Illinois

0

Indiana

0

TABLE XI



(Continued)

1

FROM

0 E'l

G 9-1

4..!

Cl) rI 1.1

C..) 4 v-4 .4

.e

v-4 0 (..)

1.1

.,5

g w cn

a) ... 1-4

..ti 3

.

.

C'. 0 =

4,_.

Iowa

.

1.

.1

Kansas

.0

Kentucky

0

Louisiana

0

Maine

0

Maryland

1.

1

Massachusetts

0

Michigan

0

Minnesota

--

.0

Mississippi

1

--

1

Missouri

0

Montana

r

0

Nebraska

!

0

Nevada

-

0

New Hampshire

..

0

TABLE XI



(Continued)

I

FROM

0 (-1

0 v-1

.L.J 0 v-1 /4 4 C

..) CO

.

,-1

<4

0 0 e 1-I

1.1 o

0 0 .ri $4 m z

lq m c...1

/4 0 7.4 m

---

.

1

New Jersey

1

r--

...

1

New Mexico

0

New York

-0

North Carolina

1*

,

,1

North Dakota

0

Ohio

'0

Oklahoma

-0

Oregon

1

0

Pennsylvania

0

Puerto Rico

,

0

Rhode Island

..

.

0

South Carolina

11

.A

.x

1

South Dakota

0

Tennessee

11

.2

Texas

1

-

I1

TABLE XI

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM OTHERSTATES


(Continued)

1

o E.

FROM

m p 8 r4 ¢

g e 4 c.)

z 0 .,-4 M

:E.-,'

co e W m

a)

... w

,

4 E.4

Utah

Vermont

.

.-

-0

Virgin Islands

..

0

Virginia

0

Washington

0

West Virginia

'

0

Wisconsin

0

Wyoming

II

1

,

11

TOTAL

43

2,

24

..

15

.

.


FROM

FOREIGN COUNTRIES

SECTION XXI

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIESTO PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS


TABLE XII

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM

FOREIGN COUNTRIES

TO PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS

0 EI

FROM

0 .4u) .4

.4.4

cn rsa

cn I,-.

1cn H

cn H

cd f cn H-4

ZC

f2

Australia

1,

.1

2

Bermuda

.-

.

1Canada

.-

,

1

..

.

1

China (Taiwan)

11

13

Costa Rica

11

Cyprus

.

.

1

.

1

Egypt

.1

1--- France

11

13

Germany

22

4

Great Britain

11

13

Greece

1,

1

Hong Kong

2,

.

Iceland

0....

0

11

India

21

3

Indonesia

11

.

aIran

1

1,

,

Japan

11

2

TABLE XII

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROMFOREIGN COUNTRIES

TO PUBLIC SENIOR

TNSTITUTIONg

Continued

r'ROM

<<

<<

4.

m -),-i

CAE-

CAE-

CA

E-I

<

U

6< 2

Mexico

.1

11

3Panama

_1

1A

1

1

3

Pakistan

11

2

Philippines

41

-5

South Aft ica

11

1

Syria

1-

1Thailand

Unspecified

-4

4-

I.

r-

1 I

1

TOTAL

30

9*

G9

01

33

93

31

650

Data not reported.

SECTION XXII

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIESTO PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS


TABLE XIII

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM

FOREIGN COUNTRIES

TO PRIVATE SENIOR

0FROM

E-4

u <C

mc..) m

c...) =

c...) In

c...) Z

0 Zc.

.) 02 al

ccre

l

mm

0 ffl

mM m

E-I

0m

E--

El::

.4 ..< 6

Africa

111

56

Bahamas

21

3

Canada

21

3

China (Taiwan)

11

.2

4

Dominican Republic

11

Ghana

66

Guyana

.,

11

India

.4

4

Jamaica

.

3

.

3

Mexico

1

Nigeria

14

5

South America11

11

Thailand

11

West Indies 1/

66

TOTAL

10

02

10

15

10

32/

10

021

45

1/

_As reported by

institutions.

2/ Data not

reported.

SECTION XXIII

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIESTO PUBLIC JUNIOR INSTITUTIONSSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

911

1-3 O 1-3 > c-,

PO P" 1.4-

1, . 45

,o ra Z

co

IV 0 Z

w

g

1-1 to il %

I-,

1-1 1-1

03

4-) rt. ll g

`..4

,T1

0 .-z'

TO

I. ALEX CITY

N tv BISHOP

o BREWER

I CALHOUN

,..0 JEFF DAVIS

I. 1 ,

ENTERPRISE

0 FAULKNER

1. 1. GADSDEN

0 PATRICK

HENRY

I. JEFFERSON

.1--

ts.) tv LAWSON

0 NORTHEAST

O NORTHWEST

1. SNEAD

0 SOUTHERN UNION

O

WALLACE (DOTHAt

0 WALLACE ( SELMA:

L. B. WALLACE

1, o t..) r P. N.)

TOTAL

SECTION XXIV

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIESTO PRIVATE JUNIOR INSTITUTIONS


I-

TABLE XV

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES


FROM

ETHIOPIA

GUATEMALA

.

RHODESIA

FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS

FROM

IN-STATE INSTITUTIONS

SECTION XXV

FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTSFROM IN-STATE INSTITUTIONS

TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SENIORSUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1972

D

D

Mt

OP

, .

I

DI

ID

ID

MI

MEID

ID

.

I

ID

mi

MIN

I

ID

O.

O.

a,

.MI

MI

alb

I

I

.

0 0

0

I

0

0

0

0

IMI

=


FROM

OUT OF STATE

SECTION XXVI

FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTSFROM OUT OF STATE


.

11

I . . . . .

I

AP

II

S

=MI

I.

TABLE XVIII

FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM OUT

OF STATE

il, EUDLIAo tiau rail/aim, OLNLVK

(Continued)

0 E-I

FROM

5 <4

cn

.44

cn

rz4

cn I,

cn

1-1

cn Es

CA

1-0

HN

4 CA

FO

Kentucky

30

Louisiana

52

14

72

11

15

17

32

19

70

Maine

22

4

Maryland

22

13

14

11

11

26

Massachusetts

11

42

41

11

15

Michigan

135

Minnesota

41

27

Mississippi

18

115

53

18

33

36

27

51

418

121

Missouri

13

32

26

22

223

Montana

21

21

6

Nebraska

217

15

41

131

Nevada

0

New Hampshire

22

11

6

New Jersey

23

12

31

12

New Mexico

31

21

7

New York

16

61

77

12

250

North Carolina

51

67

33

12

31

13

11

148

S

. .

1

S

- ,

a

I

1

lOs so so a

I

*

NMI

a,

Mil

in

Or

I

-.1

1

TABLE XVIII

FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM OUT OF STATE

TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SENIOR

(Continued)

FROM

C:4

3

C/3 44

C/3 in

VI

E-I

tn El

tn El

PI <4

z=4 c3

o-3

04 8 E-I

Wisconsin

34

11

312

Wyoming

TOTAL

130

18

174

294

24

71

33

24

0114

45

37

226

49

36

61

80

1416


FROM

FOREIGN COUNTRIES

SECTION XXVII

FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTSFROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES


TABLE XIX

FIRST-TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES

TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SENIOR

O El

FROM

<2 <

<6 <

E 442 in

.-1

in

2 E-I

Z ti3 H

cd U3

El

.- E4

44 0C

.142 0

6 06

d 20 < 8 El

Bangladesh

11

Canada

China (Taiwan)

17

15

11

26

Cyprus

11

England

I.

India

39

113

Japan

11

2

Kenya

11

Korea

11

2

Mexico

Nigeria

Pakistan

Thailand

21

14

Turkey

11

2

TOTAL

40

20

00

1

1

1

1

1

21

11

16

10

01

10

59

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