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SUNY Fast Facts 2012

Campuses
 64
Total Enrollment (Headcount)
 462,698
  Undergraduate Enrollment 422,582
  Graduate Enrollment   40,116
  State Operated Enrollment 218,867
  University Centers   85,574
  Other Doctoral   14,312
  Comprehensive Colleges   90,908
  Technology Colleges   28,073
  Community College Enrollment 243,831
 
Gender
  Female 251,269 (54.3%)
  Male 211,429 (45.7%)
 
Student Diversity
  Minority Enrollment: 121,319 (26.2%)
      Black:   45,674 (9.9%)
      Hispanic:   43,514 (9.4%)
      Asian/Pacific Islander:   23,454 (5.1%)
      American Native:     2,043 (0.4%)
      Multi-Racial     6,674 (1.4%)
 
Enrollment Trends (5-year Growth: 8.5%)
  AY 12-13 (Headcount) 463,000
  AY 07-08 (Headcount) 427,000
 
SUNY Employees (Headcount)
 90,254
  Faculty: 34,695 (45.1% FT)
      State Operated: 19,319 (59.3% FT)
      Community Colleges: 15,377 (27.4% FT)
  Non-Faculty: 55,022 (75.0% FT)
      State Operated: 43,600 (76.9% FT)
      Community Colleges: 11,422 (67.6% FT)
  System Administration:      247
  University-Wide Programs:      289
 
International & Out-of-State Students (Preliminary)
    Out-of-State
      State Operated 13,338 (6.1%)
      Community Colleges   5,077 (2.1%)
    International
      State Operated 17,542 (8.0%)
      Community Colleges  3,296 (1.4%)
 
Educational Opportunity Program
    Enrollment 9,140
      State Operated 7,138
      Community Colleges 2,119
    Student Diversity  
      African American 3,415
       Hispanic 2.921
      White 1,535
      Asian/Pacific Islander    955
      Native American      50
      Multi-Racial    230
    EOP Graduation Rate: 6-year (2006 cohort) 56.2%
 
SUNY's Capture Rate of NYS High School Graduates
 40%
 
Campus Proximity - The % of NYS Population That Lives Within:
    5 miles of a SUNY campus: 50.0%
  15 miles of a SUNY campus: 93.0%
  20 miles of a SUNY campus: 97.0%
  30 miles of a SUNY campus: 99.8%
 
SAT Scores (Averages)
  State Operated 1150
  University Centers 1220
  Comprehensive Colleges 1094
  U.S. Average 1011
  NYS Average   983
 
SUNY Learning Network Enrollment
  AY 2011-12 201.799
  AY 2006-07 102,223
  AY 1995-96       119
 
Graduation Rates
  6-Year SUNY (2006 Cohort) 64.9%
      National Public Universities 56.3%
      National Private Universities 65.6%
  5-Year SUNY (2006 Cohort) 62.3%
      National Public Universities 50.8%
      National Private Universities 62.8%
  4-Year SUNY (2006 Cohort) 47.8%
      National Public Universities 31.7%
      National Private Universities 52.5%
  Baccalaureate – 88% of students entering in fall 2004 had a successful educational outcome (i.e., graduate, transfer, or continue to be enrolled)
 
Academic Program Count Total
 7,431
  Undergraduate 4.592
  Graduate 1.862
  Combined Undergraduate/Graduate 977
 
Degrees Granted
  Total Degrees and Other Formal Awards (1949 to 2011-12) 3,369,603
  2011-12 Academic Year Degrees Granted      92,124
      Undergraduate      77,788
          4-year      38,849
          2-year & Certificate      38,939
      Graduate      14,336
 
Alumni
  Total Alumni 2,885,054 (e)
  Alumni / Current NYS Residents 2,345,549 (e)
  (e = estimate, April 2013)
Philanthropy
  
  FY 2011-12 $332.2 million
 
Continuing Education Enrollments
  Total Registrations (AY 2010-11) 1,848,725
(of these, 741,156 supported
business & industry training)
  Instructional Activities (courses) 118,110
(of these, 24,696 supported
business & industry
 
Tuition Assistance Program )TAP)
       Total Recipients 124,740 ($318.8 million)
       State-Operated   64,880 ($180.0 million)
       Community Colleges   59,860 ($138.8 million)
Undergraduate Tuition & Fees
    State Operated
       In-State Tuition   $5,570
       Out-of-State Tuition $14,887
       Mandatory Fees   $1,119 (average)
    Community Colleges
       In-State Tuition $3,836 (average)
       Out-of-State Tuition $7,991 (average)
       Mandatory Fees    $526 (average)
Graduate Tuition & Fees
  In-State Tuition   $9,370
  Out-of-State Tuition $16,680
  Mandatory Fees      $998 (average)
 
SUNY Research Foundation:
   Sponsored Program Administration
  FY 2011-12 data $930.2 million
  5-Year Growth 5.4%
  Direct Activity $781.0 million
  Indirect Activity $149.0 million
 
  Proposals   5,587
  Awards    7,159
  ARRA Awards      402
  Jobs Created from federal Funding (STAR metrics)   4,416
  Sponsors   1,654
  Employees 16,330
  Principal Investigators   2,618
 
Commercialization (FY 2010-11 Data)
  Invention Disclosures 305
  Patents Filed 223
  Patents Issued  65
  License Agreements Executed  44
  License Agreements Executed Generating Revenue 165
 
Price Indexes vs. Core Budget Growth (2000-01 to 2011-12)
  SUNY Core Budget Growth (per student) 18.3%
  Consumer Price Index 27.7%
  Higher Education Price Index 37.8%
 
Fiscal Information (2011-12)
  All Funds Budget $12.02 billion
  State Operated    $9.68 billion
  Community Colleges   $2.33 billion
  Total State Support (includes hospital subsidy of $87.8 million)   $3.20 billion
  Core Instructional (State Operated)  
  State Support   $1.07 billion
  Tuition   $1.22 billion
 
Economic Impact
For every state dollar received, SUNY generates $5 in total spending in NYS. The 2011-12 estimated all-funds budget of $12,025.3 million, which includes $3,200.1 million in state support, equals an estimated $16.0 billion total economic impact.

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