SUNY Fast Facts 2011

Campuses	64
Total Enrollment (Headcount)	467,845
Undergraduate Enrollment	426,314
Graduate Enrollment	41,531
State Operated Enrollment	221,686
University Centers	85,977
Other Doctoral	14,473
Comprehensive Colleges	92,943
Technology Colleges	28,293
Community College Enrollment	246,159

Gender
Female	255,369 (54.6%)
Male	212,476 (45.4%)

Student Diversity
Minority Enrollment:	98,945 (21.4%)
Black Non-Hispanic:	41,721 (8.9%)
Hispanic:	31,807 (6.8%)
Asian/Pacific Islander:	21,027 (4.5%)
American Native:	2,402 (0.5%)
Multi-Racial	1,988 (0.4%)

SUNY Employees (Headcount)	88,024
Faculty:	33,455 (47.1% full-time)
State Operated:	18,663 (60.3% full-time)
Community Colleges:	14,790 (30.4% full-time)
Non-Faculty:	54,569 (73.3% full-Time)
State Operated:	42,231 (75.5% full-Time)
Community Colleges:	11,779 (65.08% full-Time)
System Administration:	272
University-Wide Programs:	289

International & Out-of-State Students
Out-of-State
State Operated	12,339 (5.6%)
Community Colleges	5,642 (2.4%)
International
State Operated	15,389 (6.9%)
Community Colleges	3,444 (1.4%)
Enrollment Trends (5-year Growth: 13.3%)
AY 10-11 (Headcount)	468,000
AY 05-06 (Headcount)	413,000

Educational Opportunity Program
Enrollment	10,031
State Operated	7,851
Community Colleges	2,180
Student Diversity
African American	4,102
Hispanic	2,754
Caucasian	2,086
Asian/Pacific Islander	994
Native American	59
Multi-Racial	36
EOP Graduation Rate (2003-Cohort) 6-year	54.1%

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%
15 miles of a SUNY campus:	93%
20 miles of a SUNY campus:	97%
30 miles of a SUNY campus:	99.8%

SAT Scores (Averages)
State Operated	1158
University Centers	1213
Comprehensive Colleges	1104
U.S. Average	1017
NYS Average	983

SUNY Learning Network Enrollment
AY 06-07	102,223
AY 95-96	119

Graduation Rates
6-Year SUNY	62.3%
National Public Universities	55.0%
National Private Universities	65.3%
5-Year SUNY	59.5%
National Public Universities	49.1%
National Private Universities	62.8%
4-Year SUNY	44.8%
National Public Universities	29.2%
National Private Universities	52.1%
Baccalaureate – 89% of students entering in fall 2003 had a successful educational outcome (i.e., graduate, transfer, or continue to be enrolled)

Academic Program Count Total	7,342
Undergraduate	5,295
Graduate	2,047

Degrees Granted
Total Degrees and Other Formal Awards (1949 to 2008-09)	3,024,217
2008-09 Academic Year Total	81,789
Undergraduate	68,151
4-year	35,544
2-year & Certificate	32,607
Graduate	13,638

Alumni
Total Alumni	2,830,000 (estimated)
Alumni / Current NYS Residents	1,585,000 (estimated)

Continuing Education Enrollments
Total Registrations (AY 2008-09)	1,731,776 (of these, 667,760 supported business & industry training)
Instructional Activities (courses)	102,643 (21,041 for business & industry)

Undergraduate Tuition (Fall 2011)
State Operated
In-State Tuition	$5,270
Out-of-State Tuition	$14,320
Out-of-State Tuition - University Centers	$14,720
Community Colleges
In-State Tuition	$3,580 (Average 2010-11)
Out-of-State Tuition	$7,690 (Average 2010-11)
Graduate Tuition & Fees (Fall 2011)
In-State Tuition	$8,870
Out-of-State Tuition	$15,160

Sponsored Research (Research Foundation)
FY 2010	$1 billion
FY 2000	$463,877 million
10-Year Growth	115.6%
Projects (active)	7,314
Research Employees	17,103
Patents	59 secured; 162 applications
Royalties from Inventions	$11 million
Invention Disclosures	235
Licenses	48
Start Up Companies	70

Philanthropy	$303.5 million for FY2005-2006

Price Indexes vs. Core Budget Growth (2000-01 to 2009-10)
SUNY Core Budget Growth (per student)	18.2%
Consumer Price Index	23.8%
Higher Education Price Index	35.0%

Fiscal Information (projected 2010-11)
All Funds Budget	$11.1 billion
State Operated	$8.8 billion
Community Colleges	$2.3 billion
Total State Support (includes hospital subsidy of $128 million)	$3.3 billion
Core Instructional (State Operated)	$2.3 billion
State Support	$1.2 billion
Tuition	$1.1 billion

Economic Impact
SUNY had a minimum economic impact of $19.8 billion in 2008-09, according to a 2011 report: How SUNY Matters: The Economic Impacts of The State University of New York.