. we a Sy fr Declassified ir in 1 Part - Sanitized Copy ae for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA; -RDP90- 00530R000300620019- 6 Next”. Pane Vt 13 CENTER FOR EDUCATION STATISTICS STAT Data Series: 4 IPEDS 86/87-3.1 Be Pe E.D.TABS | May 1988 Residence of First-Time Students in Postsecondary Education Institutions, Fall 1986 Highlights This, is the first set of tabuibtions compiled under the new Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS). The data presented in the tables are from the survey Residence of First-Time Students, 1986. © Of the approximately 2 million freshmen enrolled for the first time in postsecondary education institutions in the 50 States and the District of Columbia, 86 percent remained in their home state to attend school (table 2). © Citizens of foreign countries (nearly 81,000) represented 2.6 percent of all first-time students in United States postsecondary education institutions (table 3). ® Tables 1-3 contain selected summary data, by State, for all postsecondary education institutions responding to the survey. @ Tables 4-6 show comparable data for the institutions of higher education (tradition- ally identified as HEGIS institutions) that are accredited at the college level by an agency recognized by the Secretary of Education. @ Foreign students are included only in tables 3 and 6. ® Tables 7 and 8 provide survey response statistics and include the outlying areas. U. S. Department of Education Office of Educational Research and Improvement CS 88-224 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Residence of First-Time Students in Postsecondary Education Institutions, Fall 1986 This report presents final data on the residence and migration of first-time students enrolled in postsecondary education institutions in the United States in fall 1986. It also presents data on a subset of these schools, the institutions of higher education which are part of the traditional Higher Education General Information Survey (HEGIS) system and are accredited at the college level by an agency recognized by the Secretary, U.S. Department of Education. Data are presented for all undergraduate students new to the reporting institution, and for all first-time students at the graduate and first-professional levels of study. Complete data from the survey are available on a data tape that can be purchased by request. A bulletin analyzing some of the survey results will be released soon. Data will include statistics on first-time freshmen including students who graduated from high school during the previous 12 months and who were enrolled in public and private institutions of higher education in fall 1986. Survey Methodology The tabular summaries presented ‘in this report are final statistics from the survey Residence of First-Time Students, 1986 conducted by the Center for Education Statistics (CES). This survey was conducted for the first time under the new Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), and data will be collected biennially hereafter. For this survey, CES requested data on the State of residence of all degree-seeking students enrolled for the first time at any level in 4-year public and private, and 2-year public and private nonprofit postsecondary education institutions in the fall of 1986. The 2-year private-for-profit institutions in the IPEDS universe were not surveyed. The student levels include: undergraduates (first-time freshmen, students graduating from high school within the past 12 months, and transfer students), first- professionals, and graduate-level students. The survey also requested the location of the institutions’ out-of-State centers if applicable. Survey data (see survey form on next page) were edited for internal consistency; i.e., detailed data, by State, added to the total for each colum. If the totals were missing on the survey forms, the computer- generated totals were used and flagged as such. Data were also checked to ensure that the total freshmen count (colum 1) was greater than (or equal ‘ to) the number of students who gretnated from high school within the previous 12 months (colum 2). Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : Fe gen re ene RESIDENCE OF FIRST-TIME STUDENTS R1 Pege 1 of 2 1986 Form Approved . OMB No. 1850-0582 Approval Expires 12/88 identification No. Name of Respondent Title: : Phone Number: SS Seeking Swdents Enrolied For the First Time = From co! (1), Gradusted Mekong First- eon L_secens_ | The totals reported for first-time freshmen, first-time first- professionals, and first-time graduate students were campared with the totals reported on the Fall Enrollment survey, another component of IPEDS. Discrepancies were checked with the respondents. In same cases the discrepancies were left unresolved because the institutions were unable to resolve the reporting differences between the surveys; thus the analyst is cautioned in the use of these data. The institutions were instructed to enumerate, on the survey fom, their first-time students at the undergraduate, first-professional, and graduate levels according to their State of residence. For example, the number of first-time, degree-seeking freshmen whose State of residence wes Alabama was reported on row (10) and in colum (1); and the number of first-time, degree-seeking graduate students from California was eae on row (6) and in colum (5). The Residence of First-Time Students survey was mailed during September 1986 to 5,126 2-year and 4-year postsecondary education institutions. Analysis of the retumed survey forms resulted in deleting 398 institutions from this survey universe. ‘The institutions that were deleted had closed, did not offer postsecondary education programs, were duplicated on the file, or were not eligible for the residence survey. Therefore, the final universe for the survey was 4,728 institutions (table A). Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Aperoves for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Table A.--Residence survey response totals ; Final Percent Level Mailed led Deleted universe re e Total 5,126 3,419 398 4,728 72.3 4-yr. 2,910 2,027 140 2,770 _ 73.2 2-yr. 2,216 1,392 258 1,958 71.1 The total response rate of 72.3 percent was based on the ratio of 3,419 respondents to the final universe of 4,728 institutions (2,770 4-year and above institutions and 1,958 2-year institutions) . Detailed response rates by State and HNGIS status are shown in Table 7. The overall response rate for HNGIS schools was much higher (86 percent) than that of non-HHGIS schools (42 percent). Table 8 is included to show the percent of first-time freshmen enrollment that is represented by the responding institutions. Only two States, Colorado and Ohio, had response rates of less than 70 percent as weighted by first-time freshmen enrollment. Tables Explanation Tables 1 through 3 show the residence data for all responding postsecondary education institutions in the survey universe. Tables 4 through 6 show the same data for institutions of higher education (HEGIS institutions). Data on foreign students are shown only in tables 3 and 6. Data for the United States Service Schools are included with the State in which they are located and treated similarly to the data from all other institutions. Tables 1 through 6 are limited to the data reported by 3,368 postsecondary education institutions in the 50 States and the District of Columbia. Caution is urged when using data in these tables because imputations were not made for nonresponses. Students who were enrolled in institutions in the outlying areas, and students from the outlying areas enrolled in institutions in the 50 States and the District of Columbia, are included in tables 7 and 8. : For the tabular summaries presented in this report, the table titles identify the particular classification of students and the institutions included in the table. ‘The numbers in each colum for each State represent the following: 1. Students enrolled in State - All students enrolled in a given State regardless of their State of residence. 2. State residents enrolled in any State - All the student residents of a given State regardless of the State in which they are enrolled. 3. State residents enrolled in their home State ~ All the students enrolled in a given State who are also residents of that State. Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : Se y 4. Ratio of State residents enrolled in their home State to all students enrolled in the State - Ratio of colum (3) to colum (1). 5. Ratio of State residents enrolled in their home State to State residents enrolled in any State - Ratio of columm (3) to coum (2). 6. Migration into State - The number of students that came into a given State from other States. 7. Migration out of State - The number of students that leave a given State to attend college in other States. 8. Net migration - The difference between the number of students that came into a given State (column 6) and the number that left the same State (column 7). Definitions — Degree-seeking students. Students enrolled in courses: for credit who are recognized by the institution as eaming credit toward a degree or fommal award. At the undergraduate level, this is intended to include students enrolled in vocational or occupational programs. First-professional student. A student enrolled in any of the following degree programs: Chiropractic (D.C. or D.C.M.) | Pharmacy (D.Phar.) Dentistry (D.D.S. or D.M.D.) . Podiatry (Pod.D. or D.P.) Medicine (M.D.) Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.) Optometry (0.D.) : Law (L.L.B. or J.D.) - Osteopathic Medicine (D. 0.) Theology (M.Div. or M.H.L. or B.D.) First-time first-professional student. A student enrolled for the first _ time in a first-professional degree program. Includes first-professional students enrolled in the fall term who entered the institution in the prior summer term. First-time freshman. An entering freshman who has never attended any . college. Includes students enrolled in the fall term who attended any college for the first time in the prior summer term. Also includes students’ who entered with advanced eee pootlege < credits earned before graduation from high school). : First-time graduate-level student. A student enrolled at the graduate level for the first time. Includes graduate students enrolled in the fall term who attended graduate school in the prior summer term. ~ Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 = a o First-time student. An undergraduate student attending the reporting institution for the first time; or a student entering either a graduate or first-professional level program for the first time. Higher education institution. An institution accredited at the college level by an agency recognized by the Secretary, U.S. Department of Education (traditionally a HBGIS institution). Postsecondary education institution. An institution that provides a formal instructional program(s). whose curriculum is designed primarily for students who have completed the requirements for a high school diplama or its — equivalent. Included are institutions whose mission is to provide academic, vocational, and continuing professional education and excluded are institutions that provide only avocational and adult basic education programs. State of residence. A person's permanent address as determined by such evidence as a driver’s license or voter registration. For entering freshmen, residence may be the legal residence of a parent or guardian. State unknown. Status used when the reporting institution is unable to determine from existing records the hame State or State of residence of the student. Transfer student. An undergraduate student entering the reporting institution for the first time but who is known to have previously attended a postsecondary institution at the same level. Undergraduate student. A student enrolled in a 4- or 5-year bachelor’s degree program, in an associate degree program, or in a vocational or technical program below the baccalaureate level. The definitions and instructions for compiling IPEDS data have been designed to minimize comparability problems. However, postsecondary education institutions differ widely among themselves. As a result of these differences, comparisons of data provided by individual institutions may be misleading. Acknowledgments The author wishes to acknowledge the valuable contributions of the review panel: Sheila Drews, Office of Postsecondary Research and Assistance, D.C. Public Schools; Mary Golladay, National Science Foundation; and Curtis Baker | and Paula Knepper, Center for Education Statistics. Summer Whitener, Center ' | for Education Statistics, assisted in the preparation of the tables. 7 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : igre epee eres a he’ Table 1.--Residence and migration of all first-time students in postsecondary education institutions, by State: Fall 1986 . atio of students Residents of State enrolled in home State to: . Migration of students State Students ota esidents enrolled {Enrolled injEnrolled in| students of State in State any State jhome State jenrolled injenrolled in the State | any State Out of Into Net 50 States and 0.C... 3,118,761 93,118,761 2,643,420 0.85 0.85 475,341 475,341 0 Alabama.....sccscceeees 48,625 43,043 38, 888 0.80 0.90 4,155 9,737 5,582 Alaska....sseeees eee 2,569 5,059 2,184 0.85 0.43 2,875 385 -2,490 Arizona....eeesaes seeee 140,889 128,887 125,041 0.89 0.97 3,846 15,848 12,002 ArkansaS......ceesecees 21,854 22,419 18,507 0.85 0.83 3,912 3,347 -565 California......scceese 469 , 562 453,511 432,268 0.92 0.95 21,243 37,294 16,051 Colorado 1/.....ss0eee8. 2,887 - 9,163 1,073 0.37 0.12 8,090 1,814 -6,276 Connecticut......seees. 42,191 50,401 34,152 0.81 0.68 16,249 8,039 ~8,210 Delaware......seeseeees 8,818 7,695 5,343 0.61 0.69 ; 3,475 1,123 District of Columbia... 17,980 6,979 4,037 0.22 0.58 2,942 13,943 11,001 Florida....sssee. seseee 102,238 101,766 85,690 0.84 0.84 16,076 16,548 472 Georgia........ are leloieies 57,707 56,568 47,309 0.82 0.84 9,259 10,398 1,139 Hawalisssssscccseee wales 14,850 15,669 12,963 0.87 0.83 ; 1,88 -819 Idaho. ..ssccccnssceeees 12,453 11,208 8,226 0.66 0.73 2,982 4,227 1,245 T1Tinois...ccsccssecees 165,650 171,062 46,084 0.88 0.85 24,978 19,566 -5,412 Indiand....ccesssceneee 55,025 49,806 42,548 0.77 0.85 7,258 12,477, | 5,219 SLOWS si:a ae dis.tieiesaeeae cree 43,162 42,251 35,360 0.82 0.84 6,891 7,802 911 KansaS.2... 11,720 10,598 8,967 0.77 0.85 1,631 2,753 1,122 Kentucky 16,961 16,300 14,028 0.83 0.86 2,272 2,933 661 Louisiana 26,432 24,658 22,479 0.85 0.91 2,179 3,953 1,774 Maine......eees : 7,008 i 0.71 0.69 2,173 ,003 -170 Maryland...... ccc cece eens 15,853 19,419 10,581 0.67 0.54 8,8 §,272 -3, 566 MasSachuSettsS....ccsccceeee 46,527 40,442 29,264 0.63 0.72 11,178 17,263 , 085 Michigan... ..ccccccccccnecas 41,703 42,728 0.89 0.87 5,5 4,537 -1,025 Minnesota. .....ccesseseeees 22,348 23,583 17,386 0.78 0.74 6,197 4,962 -1,235 MiSSISSIPPi.... ccc ene eeeee 160 7,515 6,257 0.77 0.83 1,258 1,903 45 MiSSOUrS.. cc. ccceescesseres 25,504 23,903 19,738 0.77 0.83 4,165 5,766 1,601 Montand....sscscccccncveees 4,790 5,386 4,315 0.90 0.80 1,071 475 ~596 Nebraska. ......cccceescccee 9,949 10,043 8,298 0.83 0.83 1745 1,651 -94 Nevadaicicsacs scectieceet oe ce 2,788 3,381 2,453 0.88 0.73 928 335 -593 New Hampshire.......ssseene 6,687 §,341 2,901 0.43 0.54 2,440 3,786 1,346 New Jersey..........esecees 21,488 42,896 19,022 0.89 0.44 23,874 2,466 ~21,408 New MExiCO...sccsccccsceces 5,485 - 5,804 4,665 0.85 0.80 1,139 820 - New York. .......ccccccecces 84,379 90,452 67,086 0.80 0.74 23,366 17,293 -6,073 North Carolina... ..ccceeceee 33,192 26,161 23,636 0.71 0.90 ; 9,556 7,031 North Dakota.........ceeees 4,85 ‘; 3 0.69 0.80 832 1,52 690 ONIO sees See ES eeetehes §2,351 52,283 43,613 0.83 0.83 8,670 8,738 68 Oklahoma... cece ceecccccere 4, 14, 12,409 0.88 0.88 1,693 1,633 ~60 OPEQONs.< cece died eee e ise cc 10,186 9,745 7,561 0.74 0.78 2,184 2,625 44) Pennsylvania......cesee sees §5 ,857 . 52,086 39,523 0.71 0.76 12,563 16,334 3,771 Rhode Istand....... sai caret ~* 10,145 5,348 ji 0.33 0.64 1,9 6,749 4,797 South Carolina...... Saitginaes 15,435 13,477 11,096 0.72 0.82 2,381 4,339 1,958 South Dakota........cceeees 5,658 5,389 4,294 0.76 0.80 1,095 1,364 TEMNESSEE. . cc cssccessence i 21,576 18,554 15,151 0.70 0.82 3,403 6,425 3,022 TOxaS cceasisidie vain Vie v's see ts 55,056 54,599 49,336 0.90 0.90 5,263 5,720 Utah sesiic sce o-6 5c iets ectvaseees 11,334 7,846 7,310 0.65 0.93 536 4,024 3,488 Vertilt cc sia si genase eseae 5,342 2,954 1,730 0.32 0.59 1,224 3,612 2,388 VETQiNid.ccseccsesceeeesee 24,077 23,174 15,871 0.66 0.68 7,303 8,206 903 Washington... acatle date 13,953 14,814 11,588 0.83 0.78 3,226 2,365 -861 West Virginia.......s.eseee 10,495 9,169 7 ,887 0.75 0.86 1,282 2,608 1,326 Wisconsin.... oat 30,145 28,078 24,039 0.80 0.86 4,039 6,106 2,067 WYOMING. .cccececccscccceves 1,381 1,807 1,085 0.79 0.60 722 296 ~426 State unknown 2/......scee5 0 5,096 0 -- -- 5,096 0 -5,096 ~-NOt applicable. PS ee Ee 1/ Response rates were below 70 percent. : 2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution fs unable to determine where a student's home state is. NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ; (IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986. 19 _ Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Table 5b. aries icence and migration of first-time freshmen in 2- but Jess than 4-year institutions of higher education, by State: Fall 1986 a stude Residents of State enrolled in home State to: ; Migration of students State Students ota esidents enrolled |Enrolled injEnroiled in| students { of State in State Out of Into Net 50 States and 0.C....... 947,460 947,460 897 ,534 0.95 0.95 49,926 49,926 0 Alabaia coos ceeds cisescecses 16,860 16,415 15,955 0.95 0.97 460 aa 445 AlaSkas ices secsseccssasaaees 183 480 183 1.00 0.38 297 ~297 AriZOMA..coccccsccceseseess - 51,146 48,206 47 ,836 0.94 0.99 370 3, 3 2,940 ArkanSaS...se.ee Siae- seb erence 4,119 4,796 3,828 0.93 0.80 968 -677 California... .cccccccccccces 200,978 190; 899 189, 382 0.94 0.99 1,517 11, 96 10,079 Colorado 1/...cscccccecsees 41 765 5 0.12 0.01 760 36 ~724 Connecticut....ccccsevecees 13,157 14,055 12,879 0.98 0.92 1,176 278 -898 Delaware ssc crs eee cde’y 2,239 2,209 2,103 0.94 0.95 106 136 30 District of Columbia..... Ae 0 283 0 o- -- 283 0 ~283 Florida. .cscscccseees ere 36,513 35,252 33,993 0.93 0.96 1,259 2,520 1,261 Georgia......... eee ce eee eee 9,541 9,844 8,887 0.93 0.90 957 654 -303 Hawai fcesccccsses sed eeweac% 4,491 4,554 4,346 0.97 0.95 208 145 -63 Idaho.......e.. wide ace Sees 5,428 3,401 3,038 0.56 0.89 363 2,390 2,027 TUTANO1S v.05 aceite c:cerctacsic ste cceie's 58,950 59,996 58,601 0.99 0.98 1,395 349 -1,046 IN aNd eieice cd. as eves niece y 6,710 7,314 6,547 0.98 0.90 163 -604 OWA. cece Wsideavanes sess 15,053 14,721 14,316 0.95 0.97 405 737 332 KANSAS esis occ’ o5-c459 90 b ee os 10,844 10,021 9,746 0.90 0.97 275 1,098 823 Kentucky........00- ee 6,470 6,648 6,337 0.98 0.95 311 133 -178 Louisiana os 1,817 2,454 1,801 0.99 0.73 653 16 -637 MAING. docs oc eset Saceee : 1,648 1,911 1,611 0.98 0.84 300 37 -263 Maryland.....ccccceceececes 24,350 24,371 23,750 0.98 0.97 621 600 -21 MassachusettsS......ssseeees 21,423 19,332 18,654 0.87 0.96 678 2.769 2,091 Michigan. ..ccscseseseccencs 47,045 46,667 45,906 0.98 0.98 761 1,139 378 Minnesota...... se Spacaislieeas 16,746 16,649 15,984 0.95 0.96 665 762 97 MiSSiSSIPPi....ccecesseeees 13,930 13,255 13,061 0.94 0.99 194 869 675 MISSOUL1.. cose sccisceeecaes 9,004 9,183 8,532 0.95 0.93 . 651 472 | -179 Montand...cccccseees Sake’ 790 #,199 766 0.97 0.64 433 24 ~409 Nebraska. ..ccccececcces ai 4,972 §,005 4,702 0.95 0.94 303 270 -33 NOVAdA a weiss day canoe’ dale e'« 3,524 3,845 3,462 0.98 0.90 383 62 -321 New Hampshire........c8e00. 1,209 1,907 1,006 0.83 - 0.53 901 203 - -698 New Jersey......ccccccceees 20,509 21,048 19,609 0.96 0.93 1,439 900 -539 New MExicO... cc eee ee ee eeees 3,026 3,176 2,616 0.86 0.82 560 410 -150 New York iin cys tacadssee¥es 50,600 51,132 49,427 0.98 0.97 1,705 1,173 -532 North Carolina. ...ecccceees 32,698 31,289 30,873 0.94 0.99 416 1,825 1,409 North Dakota.......ccceeees 3,135 3,014 2,804 0.89 0.93 - 210 331 121 ONIOs wes nidis ees cadiee Coes 19,365 20,006 19,018 0.98 0.95 988 347 -641 Oklahoma... cece ees ccc eeees 13,236 13,495 12,937 0.98 0.96 558 299 -259 OFEQONS fee fesse se ecw 12,567 12,185 © 11,771 0.94 0.97 414 796 382 Pennsylvania......ceceecees 29,564 29,652 28,385 0.96 0.96 1,267 1,179 ~88 Rhode Island......ceeee. eee. - 2,079 2,392 1,966 0.95 0.82 -313 South Carolina........eeeee 12,064 12,267 11,770 0.98 0.96 497 294 -203 South Dakota........cceeees 200 424 185 0.93 0.44 239 15 -224 TENNESSEE... eecceseccccves 8,268 8,469 7,978 0.96 0.94 491 290 -201 OXGS yi sicdsistere lace bc eeeseseteS Sie 6 50,164 48,073 47,186 0.94 0.98 887 2,978 2,091 Wtalis-2c.ccis sieve ese. ca he Sears ‘ 3,263 2,674 0.93 0.82 589 206 -38 VGPMONt c.cissiw every eee 1,410 1,377 1,116 0.79 0.81 261 294 33 Virginia. .ccccecees Sule te 14,032 13,719 12,896 0.92 0.94 823 1,136 313 Washington..... a oGhatecece Dees 54,133 51,052 50,068 0.92 0.98 984 4,065 3,081 West Virginia. ....ccesceess 3,440 3,536 3,127 0.91 0.88 409 313 -96 WISCONSIN. cee ecesccceeeaees 21,778 21,736 21,101 0.97 0.97 635 677 42 WYOMING... .csccncaceveceses 3,131 3,039 2,810 - 0.90 0.92 229 321 92 State unknown 2/.......008. 0 17,479 0 -- -- 17,479 0 -17,479 ~-Not applicable. 1/ Response rates were below 70 percent. 2/ Students are reported in "State unknown” when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is. NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986. 20 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized rae for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Fy a Table 6.~--Students from foreign countries enrolled in institutions of higher education, by level of enrollment and State of attendance: Fall 1986 All foreign graduate State students /|First-time| transfer Graduate enrol led freshmen | students [| students | students 50 States and 0.C....... 79,959 27,575 19,786 1,204 31,394 AlabDama....ccccccscsscnvees 657 249 163 5 240 CAVESKA «asic ceelsc’s bersive ee 008 42 22 7 0 13 AriZOna....eceaee eiewieawe ee 1,605 775 408 4 418 ArkaNsSaS..ccceccccccccceves 428 168 71 0 89 California......... neve. cree wie 17,580 7,094 6,476 191 3,819 Colorado* oss ccveseese eee’ 46 35 6 2 3 Connecticut....ccssecsscees 1,063 254 101 12 696 Delaware...cscccccccecesees 156 55 19 0 82 District of Columbia....... 2,332 $33 506 46 847 Florida....seeee able ca-e’siete ; 4,317 2,019 1,615 28 655 GOOr ides csacicve sce viaseeees 1,283 382 240 42 619 HAWS 11s civic ste ecb ees caaeeeess 717 418 205 0 94 Tdaho.....eee. artis alae Garetens 247 161 48 0 38 RIV ANO1Ss35. 0'52% ooo eins oieee cers 2,881 598 552 87 1,644 Indiana.......ee. Soe eterna 8S 1,631 446 305 22 lowa.... Sew bee ene ose 1,296 367 369 38 522 KANSAS isis bcc eres ede ois ocarata'es 854 254 192 4 404 KENTUCKY... sccccsscccceceens 388 149 74 9 156 LOUISIANA... seseceeeceenees 1,034 307 312 20 395 MAING. :0.5% vince saw en oder vace 120 55 20 2 43 Maryland co ece-aie aiece se aun o:8.¥ 0% 1,571 374 254 13 930 . Massachusetts....scscscenee 3,069 1,320 385 67 1,297 Michigan........ccceeeeeees 3,462 - 742 675 94 1,951 Minnesota........ cee ceeeeee 845 278 236 15 316 MissisSippi..........ceeees 409 . 63 109 6 231 MISSOUM Dili civieecad saad eels 1,254 291 310 41 612 MONTANA soc iced eee ccs eeeeea 174 §3 67 1 53 1 Nebraska. cecesc ccew cetaeds §32 223 52 7 250 Nevada....ssccsscceecce ieee 145 2 §5 0 58 New Hampshire.......es00 sare 145 76 5 0 64 New Jersey.....sssccesscess 1,353 -- 309 351 32 661 | New Mexico.....scs0ces he 295 58 89 0 148 : NOW. YORK visi. 6, cio revere wieis’s o viw'e's 6,588 2,016 1,200 92 3,280 | North Carolina.....sscseees 1,597 556 312 35 694 North Dakota.....ccceceaees 249 104 85 0 60 ONO eieiecesec es Hswineec 2,607 701 400 38 1,468 Ok lahoma........cee8 aie vores 8: 440 11 9 OP @QONs 6:06. bbe eee sass see scess 1,357 335 445 39 538 Pennsylvania..cccccccsccece 2,826 835 256 101 1,634 Rhode Island....cssscoeeess 337 83 39 oi 214 South Carolina.......cseeee 508 ~ 161 98 13 236 South Dakota.......ececeees 152 48 59 3 42 TENNESSEE. ..secececcees eae 760 288 - 218 5 249 TOXAS ci viare beees'eb5 a eereooaacere 4,910 1,967 1,107 47 1,789 Utah ives sacwi swans sa bewseiee 840 298 226 4 312 VerMOnt...cccseccccvcees seve 264 85 ~ 140 0 39 VITQiNid..ccessccccecs aseraee 1,161 418 117 6 620 Washington. ....csevecceeeee 1,160 226 334 § 595 West Virginid....csescseses 274 69 28 1 176 WISCONSIN... .ceceerevecenes 1,358 347; 304. 17 690 Wyoming.....eee. e thas ochiwist 95 38 30 0 2? ®Response rates were below 70 percent. : NOTE: Excludes outlying areas. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986. 21 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized con Apioven for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Table 7.--Residence survey response rates, by State and outlying areas, and accreditation (HEGIS) status: Fall 1986 All institutions HEGIS schools Non-HEGIS schools United States and Outlying areas Total. .scccccees Alabama....ssceees - 70 3 95.9 25 11 14 44.0 Alaska. ccccccccccees 15 0 100.0 13 7 6 53.8 Arizona..... 24 5 82.8 10 5 5 50.0 Arkansas.... ; 30 2 93.8 8 3 37.5 California...cessees - 231 54 81.1 239 49 190 20.5 Colorado... 8 36 18.2 23 6 1? 26.1 Connecticu 47 2 95.9 20 10 10 50.0 Delaware... a: 9 8 1 88.9 3 1 2 33.3 District of Columbia 21 18 3 85.7 18 A] 1 94.4 3 1 2 -33.3 Florida... .sccssccces 154 95 §9 61.7 77 ’ 69 8 89.6 77 26 51 33.8 Georgia....cccccveee 108 77 31 71.3 71 62 a) 87.3 37 15 22 40.5 Hawalicscocesscceess 19 13 6 68.4 13 12 1 92.3 6 1 § 16.7 Tdaho...csccccsccees 12 11 1 91.7 10 9 1 90.0 2 ‘2 0 100.0 TITinois. ..cceeseees 236 192 44 81.4 155 154 1 99.4 81 38 43 46.9 Indiand...sccecesess 102 72 30 70.6 70 58 12 82.9 32 14 18 43.8 IOWA 5 ocs'seleceiccesee'e 83 48 35 57.8 59 46 13 78.0 24 2 22 8.3 KANSAS o4ci0esesveee es 73 54 19 74,0 53 43 10 81.1 20 11 9 55.0 Kentucky. .ccccescves 58 39 19s «67.2 47 33 14 70.2 ll 6 5 54.5 LouiSiana.cccosseece 71 54 17 76.1 30 30 0 100.0 41 24 Vv 58.5 MAING. ..cececcccceess 37 31 6 83.8 27 27 0 100.0 10 4 6 40.0 Maryland.....ssecees 68 60 8 88.2 5 53 3 94.6 12 7 5 58.3 Massachusetts....... 168 128 40 76.2 120 107 13 89.2 48 21 2? 43.8 Michigan......seseee 142 105 37 73.9 91 85 6 93.4 51 20 31 39.2 Minnesota....scccees 116 91 25 78.4 68 60 8 88.2 48 31 17 64.6 Mississippi......e0. 54 50 4 92.6 40 39 1 97.5 14 11 3.78.6 Missouri..... arate Soe us 119 93 26 78.2 85 77 8 90.6 34 16 18 47.1 Montana... betes 28 22 6 78.6 16 14 2 87.5 12 8 4 66.7 Nebraska.. 48 43 5 89.6 33 33 0 100.0 15 10 5 66.7 Nevada...... ae 13 8 5. 61.5 9 7 2 77.8 4 1 3 25.0 New Hampshire....... 34 22 12 64.7 26 19 7 73.1 8 3 5 37.5 New Jersey. ae 99 79 20 79.8 59 52 7 88.1 40 27 13 67.5 New Mexico ane 32 26 6 81.3 20 19 1 95.0 12 7 5 58.3 New York... 377 248 129 65.8 280 199 81 71.1 97 49 48 50.5 North Carolina 131 126 96.2 117 116 1 99.1 14 10 4 71.4 forth Dakota... 28 28 0 100.0 19 19 0 100.0 9 9 0 100.0 ONO... cceese cee siewe 210 134 76 63.8 128 103 25 80.5 82 31 51 37.8 Oklahoma... .eeeeeeee 48 43 5 89.6 43 42 1 97.7 5 1 4 20.0 Oregon. .cescscescves 50 45 5 90.0 44 44 0 100.0 6 1 5 16.7 Pennsylvania.....ee. 285 205 80 71.9 187 165 22 88.2 98 40 58 40.8 Rhode Island........ 15 14 1 93.3 12 12 0 100.0 3 2 1 66.7 South Carolina...... 67 62 5 92.5 57 56 1 98.2 10 6 4 60.0 South Dakota........ 31 24 7 77.4 18 16 2 88.9 13 8 5 61.5 Tennessee........... 100 82 18 82.0 74 67 7 90.5 26 15 11 57.7 TEXAS. ccccsscdeveese 195 147 48 75.4 155 135 20 87.1 40 12 28 30.0 Utah....... beleigd ence 19 11 8 §7.9 1 3 72.7 8 3 5 37.5 VErMOnt...cccececses 24 23 1 95.8 22 21 1 95.5 2 2 0 100.0 Virginia... ...cceees 102 63 39 61.8 72 50 22 69.4 30 13 17 43.3 Washington.......es- 69 55 14 79.7 51 48 3 94.1 18 7 11 38.9 West Virginia 38 32 6 84.2 2? 25 2 92.6 11 7 4 63.6 Wisconsin... 90 60 30 66.7 59 49 10 83.1 31 11 20 35.5 WYOMING... csececcees 11 10 1 90.9 8 8 0 100.0 3 2 1 66.7 American Samoa 1 0 1 0.0 1 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 No. Marianas.. 2 1 1 50.0 2 1 1 50.0 0 0 0 0.0 Guam.....eeeee ae 2 2 0 100.0 2 2 0 100.0 0 0 0 0.0 Puerto RiCO.....aeee 1 i 0 100.0 1 1 0 100.0 0 0 0 0.0 Trust Territories... 58 46 12 79.3 37 35 2 94.6 21 11 10 52.4 Virgin Islands...... 2 1 1 50.0 1 1 0 100.0 1 0 1 0.0 SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Tategrated Postsecondary Education Data System CIPEDS). Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986. : 22 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : SIR RD ee © Once Ono sopeeoule-< l Table 8.--Residence survey response rates, weighted by first-time freshmen enroliment, by State and outlying areas, and accreditation (HEGIS) status: Fall 1986 United States and Outlying areas Percent responding Percent 7 responding esponding institutions| institutions espond tng espond ing institut fons | institutions institutions! institutions 228, 563 65,407 28.6 ——— Total.....sssceee. 2,369,459 2,029,394 85. 6 2,140,896 1,963,987 91.7 Alabama....ssccscvcces 39,319 34,704 88.3 35,761 33,818 94.6 3,558 886 24.9 AlaSka..ccsccncecccecs 1,452 1,403 96.6 1,384 1,334 100.0 68 19 27.9 APiZOMa...ccccccnccees 57,476 §1,515 89.6 54,424 51,449 94.5 3,052 66 2.2 APkaNSAS....cscceeceee ‘17,536 14,605 83.3 16,189 14,585 90.1 1347 1.5 California....cssesoes 291,550 263,915 90.5 269,705 259,726 96.3 21,845 4,189 19.2 Colorado....... z 30,782 2,489 8.1 26,780 1,831 6.8 4,002 658 16.4 Connecticut : 31,070 30,345 97.7 30,279 . 30,272 100.0 791 73 9.2 Delaware.........2. oa 7,654 7,238 94.6 7,464 223 96.8 190 15 7.9 District of Columbia.. 10,659 10,385 97.4 10,370 10,370 100.0 289 15 5.2 Florida...sccccescsvees 80,815 67,315 83.3 66,672 61,710 92.6 14,143 5,605 39.6 Georgia.......sssssees 45,348 36.963 81.5 36,142 33,450 92.6 9,206 3,513 38.2 Hawali..cccccccscccecs 9,402 8,551 90.9 733 8,432 96.6 669 17.8 Idaho... csccccccsnecce 9,864 9,676 98.1 9,740 9,562 98.2 124 114 91.9 Illinois........ sia sin. os 108,226 106,079 98.0 104,931 104,931 100.0 3,295 1,148 34.8 Indiana...... Seis arsraiee 49,222 42,056 85.4 45,58. 41,587 91.2 3,639 469 12.9 TOW. ces cece sist sevease 36,482 29,962 82.1 34,468 29,962 86.9 2,014 0.0 KansaS........00 spines 33,520 25,437 75.9 26,660 22,843 85.7 6,860 2,594 37.8 Kentucky. .......005 sae 27,521 23,768 86.4 : 23,609 99.7 834 159 4.1 Louisiana.....cssecece 36,840 33,997 92.3 28,923 28,923 100.0 7,917 5,074 64.1 MAING. cecresereseess ; 9,381 8,979 95.7 8,948 8,948 100.0 433 31 7.2 Maryland....ses0, 33,075 32,502 98.3 32,642 32,464 99.5 433 8.8 Massachusetts 82,569 72,838 88.2 79,100 72,209 91.3 3,469 629 18.1 Michigan... 99,573 88, 89.3 97,203 38, 90.6 2,370 794 33.5 Minnesota.. 55,586 48,165 86.7 44,055 40,388 91.7 11,531 7,777 67.4 Mississippi 25,912 24,808 95.7 22,763 22,584 99.2 149 2,224 70.6 Missouri........ wales 37 ,469 35,505 94.8 35,622 34,873 97.9 1,647 632 34.2 Montana....ecccssevees 6,405 §,447 85.0 520 5,425 98.3 22 2.5 Nebraska... ..ccscceeees 19,304 18,643 96.6 14,316 14,316 100.0 4,988 4,327 86.7 Nevada.........ceeeeee 6,192 5,664 91.5 955 §,599 94.0 37 27.4 New Hampshire......... 11,064 7,913 71.5 439 7,875 83.4 1,625 38 2.3 New Jersey......seeee ‘ 47 ,087 41,586 88.3 44,655 41,165 92.2 2,432 421 17.3 New MExXiCO....secseeee 8,72 8,657 99.2 260 : 99.6 468 434 92.7 Hew York. ..cseserccees 173,035 123,030 71.1 156,733 120,960 77.2 16,302 2,070 12.7 North Carolina..... wai 68,405 66,593 97.4 66,416 66,408 100.0 1,989 185 9.3 North Dakota.......... 8,044 i 100.0 8,017 8,017 100.0 27. 27 100.0 Ohio..... - 110,445 71,017 64.3 86,511 70,453 81.4 23,934 564 2.4 Ok lahoma ie 30,370 27,720 91.3 27,889 27,720 99.4 2,481 0.0 Oregon...... ae 25,521 25,036 98.1 25,036 25,036 100.0 485 0 0.0 Pennsylvania. 3 110,262 88, 80.4 97 ,263 87 ,865 90.3 12,999 822 6.3 Rhode Island. ete 12,896 12,737 98.8 12,572 12,572 100.0 324 165 50.9 South Carolina........ 29,121 28,157 96.7 28,052 27,968 99.7 1,069 189 17.7 South Dakota.......... 6,210 5,995 96.5 5,769 §,592 96.9 41 403 91.4 TenneSSe®....seseeeees 41,064 31,567 76.9 31,09 30,462 98.0 9,969 1,105 11.1 TOXAS o:06¢'s\p's ereisses sive 5's 128,273 111,032 86.6 117,782 105,548 89.6 10,491 5,484 52.3 Utahns icecsicaisscscaes 12,981 11,647 89.7 12,265 11,627 94.8 16 20 2.8 Vermont....eesecccaeee 7,010 6,841 97.6 6,908 6,841 99.0 102 q 0.0 ViTginia...ceccccaveee 47,772 38,711 81.0 45,943 38,393 83.6 1,829 318 17.4 Washington........006 ‘ 80,859 74,574 92.2 68,199 68,014 99.7 12,660 6,560 51.8 West Virginia... .eee. 14,583 12,732 87.3 384 12,370 92.4 199 30.2 . WISCONSIN. ..cesecceees 52,845 48,853 92.4 981 46,057 94.0 3,864 2,796 72.4 WYOMING. .ccscceveecees 5,204 4,569 87.8 4,553 4,553 100.0 651 1 2.5 American Samoa. 270 0 0.0 270 0.0 0 0 0.0 No. Marianas. 138 138 100.0 138 138 100.0 0 0 0.0 Guam......... §20 520 100.0 520 520 100.0 0 0 0.0 Puerto Rico.. 36,076 30,890 85.6 29,755 28,737 96.6 6,321 2,153 34.1 Trust Territories..... 214 49 22.9 214 49 22.9 0 0 0.0 Virgin Islands..... i 258 258 100.0 258 258 100.0 0 0 0.0 : rst-time treshmen data trom all Enroliment survey includes impu ata for nonresponding institutions. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), | Residence of F irst-Time Students, 1986 and Fall Enrollment, 1986 surveys. 23 | Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/01/02 : CIA-RDP90-00530R000300620019-6