Fast Facts

Campuses	64
Total Enrollment (Headcount)	427,398
Undergraduate Enrollment	386,818
Graduate Enrollment	40,580
State Operated Enrollment	213,269
University Centers	83,520
Other Doctoral	13,425
Comprehensive Colleges	90,894
Technology Colleges	25,430
Community College Enrollment	214,129
Gender
Female	235,641 (55.1%)
Male	191,757 (44.9%)
Student Diversity
Minority Enrollment:	85,023 (19.9%)
Black Non-Hispanic:	37,088 (8.7%)
Hispanic:	26,702 (6.2%)
Asian/Pacific Islander:	19,172 (4.5%)
American Native:	2,061 (0.5%)
SUNY Employees (Headcount)	83,547
Faculty:	30,923 (49.2% Full-Time)
State Operated:	17,537 (61.5% Full-Time)
Community Colleges:	13,383 (33.1% Full-Time)
Non-Faculty:	52,624
State Operated:	40,950
Community Colleges:	11,022
System Administration:	284
University-Wide Programs:	371Â
Faculty Workload (State Operated Campuses)
Credit Hours Taught by Fulltime Faculty	74.8%
International & Out-of-State Students
Out-of-State
State Operated	11,167 (5.2%)
Community Colleges	4,724 (2.2%)
International
State Operated	14,136 (6.6%)
Community Colleges	3,574 (1.7%)
Enrollment Trends (5-year Growth: 6.0%)
AY 2007-08 (Headcount)	427,000
AY 2002-03 (Headcount)	403,000
Educational Opportunity Program
Enrollment	10,384
State Operated	7,979
Community Colleges	2,405
Student Diversity
African-American	4,209
Hispanic	2,670
WhiteÂ	2,467
Asian/Pacific Islander	962
Native American	76
Graduation Rate (2000-Cohort) 6-year	50.1%
SAT Scores (Averages)
State Operated	1150
University Centers	1198
Comprehensive Colleges	1096
U.S. Average	1017
NYS Average	996
SUNY Learning Network Enrollment
AY 2006-07	102,223
AY 1995-96	119
Graduation Rates (2000 Cohort)
6-Year SUNY	59.6%
National Public Universities	45.4%
National Private Universities	51.5%
5-Year SUNY	56.7%
National Public Universities	39.6%
National Private Universities	46.7%
4-Year SUNY	41.3%
National Public Universities	22.3%
National Private Universities	36.7%
Degrees Granted
Total Degrees and Other Formal Awards (1949 to 2006-07)	2,862,287
2006-07 Academic Year Total	80,572
Undergraduate	67,154
4-year	34,054
2-year & Certificate	33,100
Graduate	13,418
Alumni
Total Alumni	2,450,690(e)
Alumni / Current NYS Residents	1,992,411(e)
Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) (2006-07 TAP)
Total Recipients	125,630
State Operated	72,190 ($164.7 million)
Community Colleges	53,440 ($98.3 million)
Undergraduate Tuition & Fees
State Operated
In-State Tuition	$4,350
Out-of-State Tuition	$10,610
Mandatory Fees	$1,129 (average)
Community Colleges
In-State Tuition	$3,167 (Average)
Out-of-State Tuition	$6,519 (Average)
Mandatory Fees	$396 (Average)
Sponsored Research (Research Foundation)
FY 2006-07	$893.6 million
FY 1996-97	$461.3 million
10-Year Growth	93.7%
Projects (active)	7,435
Research Employees	17,362
Patents	40 secured; 201 applications
Royalties from Inventions	$11.6 million
Invention Disclosures	264
Licenses	52
Philanthropy	$303.5 million for FY 2005-06
Price Indexes vs. Core Budget Growth (1996-97 to 2007-08)
SUNY Core Budget Growth (per student)	37.6%
Consumer Price Index	29.5%
Higher Education Price Index	45.7%
Fiscal Information (projected 2007-08)
All Funds Budget	$10,080.5 billion
State Operated	$8,174 billion
Community Colleges	$1,906.5 billion
Total State Support (includes hospital subsidy of $146.3M)	$3,484 billion
Core Instructional (State Operated)
State Support	$1,451.1 million
Tuition	$939.3 million
Economic Impact
For every state dollar received ($3,484 billion in total), SUNY generates $8 in total spending in NYS. The 2007-08 all-funds budget of $10,080.5 billion yields an estimated total economic impact of $27.5 billion in the State's economy.