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2 CONTENTS Title Page Foreword 2 Credit Enrollment Academic Year * 3 Enrollment Comparison of Fall 2008 to Fall Enrollment by Age Groups 5 Enrollment by Admission Compliance 6 Enrollment by Classification 7 Enrollment by Curriculum 8 Headcount by Enrollment Status 9 Enrollment by Gender 10 Enrollment by Ethnicity 11 Enrollment by Residence Status 12 Enrollment by County 13 Graduate Headcount by Degree Type 16 * Academic Year = Summer Fall Spring Winter 2009

3 FOREWORD As the first state to establish a system of public community colleges, the state has fifteen comprehensive community college districts which provide educational programs and services that are accessible to virtually all Mississippi citizens. This has been a goal of these two year institutions since the first one began admitting students in All public community colleges are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Mississippi Commission on College Accreditation. This network of institutions operates both university transfer and occupationally oriented programs. A student may transfer earned credits to four year institutions without loss of credit if the student has followed the Articulation Agreement between the MS Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning and the State Board for Community and Junior Colleges. Studies reveal that Mississippi community college transfer students perform as well or better than the native students at Mississippi s public four year institutions. Community and junior colleges are the primary delivery mechanism for post secondary career and technical education programs and workforce training in Mississippi. These programs of two years or less duration are designed to prepare students for immediate employment and for upgrading skills of those currently employed. Training programs in more than one hundred occupational skills are provided by the colleges. They also provide a variety of continuing education, as well as community and public service activities. The institutions are funded by state appropriations, local district taxes, student tuition and fees and federal grants. A characteristic of Mississippi s community colleges is their flexibility and rapid response to the changing needs of their service districts. This is a direct result of an administration and a board of control operating at the local level. Each college district has a local governing board which employs the president and faculty, owns property, establishes budgets for operation and capital improvement, and sets policies for the general governance of the institution. Cooperation by the various institutions on state wide endeavors is accomplished through the Mississippi Association for Community and Junior Colleges, a voluntary organization of the institutions represented by their presidents. State coordination and oversight is provided by the State Board for Community and Junior Colleges, which on July 1, 1986, was named successor to the Junior College Commission. With regard to the system of community colleges, the State Board establishes standards for operation, administers state appropriations, audits enrollment and civil rights compliance, approves career and technical education programs, accredits schools of practical nursing, approves campuses, centers, and sites, manages the Mississippi Virtual Community College, assembles reports, and provides general coordination, support, leadership and advocacy. Page 2

4 Credit Enrollment Academic Year (Summer 2008, Fall 2008, Winter 2009 and Spring 2009) Academic Year 2009 Total Headcount Credit Students (unduplicated) 100,066 Total Headcount Credit Students (duplicated) 163,616 Total Semester Credit Hours 1,826,783 Average Credit Hours per Student 18.3 Total Full Time Equivalent (sch/30) 60,893 Summer Headcount 24,937 Fall Headcount 70,466 Spring Headcount 68,091 Winter Headcount 122 Fall 2008 Demographics Average Student Age 24.5 Female Students 63.9% White Students 55.0% African-American Students 40.4% In-State Students 97.1% Students Admitted with HS Diploma 64.8% Full-Time Students 72.3% Students in Academic Curriculum 72.7% Freshman Students 52.3% Average ACT Score 18.2 Page 3

5 Enrollment Comparison of Fall 2008 to Fall 2007 Credit Headcount Headcount Full Time Equivalent * Fall 08 Fall 07 Diff Percent Fall 08 Fall 07 Diff Percent 201 Coahoma 2,062 2, % 1, , % 202 Copiah-Lincoln 3,260 3, % 2, , % 203 East Central 2,342 2, % 2, , % 204 East MS 4,168 4, % 3, , % 205 Hinds 9,972 9, % 8, , % 206 Holmes 5,611 5, % 4, , % 207 Itawamba 6,550 5, % 5, , % 208 Jones 4,677 4, % 4, , % 209 Meridian 3,614 3, % 2, , % 210 MS Delta 2,900 2, % 2, , % 211 MS Gulf Coast 9,107 8, % 6, , % 212 Northeast MS 3,190 3, % 2, , % 213 Northwest MS 6,786 6, % 5, , % 214 Pearl River 4,244 3, % 3, , % 215 Southwest MS 1,983 1, % 1, , % System Total 70,466 67,718 2, % 57,352 54,813 2, % * 1 FTE = 15 Credit Hours Page 4

6 Enrollment by Age Groups Age Group Unknown & Over Total N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N Coahoma ,062 Co-Lin , ,260 East Central ,342 East MS , ,168 Hinds , , , , ,972 Holmes , , ,611 Itawamba , , ,550 Jones , ,677 Meridian , ,614 MS Delta ,900 Gulf Coast , , , , ,107 Northeast , ,190 Northwest , , ,786 Pearl River , ,244 Southwest ,983 Syst Total , , , , , , , , , ,466 Page 5

7 Enrollment by Admission Compliance HS Diploma GED Required HS Units Ability to Benefit College Transfer Dual Enroll Dual Credit Early Admit Occupat Diploma Hurricane N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % Total 201 Coahoma 1, , Copiah-Lincoln 2, , East Central 1, , East MS 2, , , Hinds 5, , , Holmes 3, , , Itawamba 4, , , Jones 3, , , Meridian 2, , MS Delta 1, , MS Gulf Coast 5, , , Northeast MS 2, , Northwest MS 5, , Pearl River 2, , , Southwest MS 1, ,983 System Total 45, , , , ,466 Page 6

8 Enrollment by Classification Freshman Sophomore High School Not Classified N % N % N % N % Total 201 Coahoma 1, , Copiah-Lincoln 1, , , East Central 1, , East MS 2, , , Hinds 6, , , Holmes 2, , , Itawamba 3, , , Jones 3, , , Meridian 1, , , MS Delta 1, , MS Gulf Coast 3, , , Northeast MS 1, , , Northwest MS 3, , , Pearl River 2, , , Southwest MS 1, ,983 System Total 36, , , ,466 Page 7

9 Enrollment by Curriculum Academic Technical Career N % N % N % Total 201 Coahoma 1, , Copiah-Lincoln 2, , East Central 1, , East MS 3, , Hinds 6, , , Holmes 4, , , Itawamba 5, , , Jones 3, , , Meridian 2, , MS Delta 2, , MS Gulf Coast 6, , , Northeast MS 2, , Northwest MS 5, , , Pearl River 3, , , Southwest MS 1, ,983 System Total 51, , , ,466 Page 8

10 Headcount by Enrollment Status Full-Time Part-Time N % N % Total 201 Coahoma 1, , Copiah-Lincoln 2, , East Central 1, , East MS 2, , , Hinds 7, , , Holmes 3, , , Itawamba 4, , , Jones 3, , , Meridian 2, , MS Delta 2, , MS Gulf Coast 5, , , Northeast MS 2, , Northwest MS 5, , , Pearl River 3, , , Southwest MS 1, ,983 System Total 50, , ,466 Page 9

11 Enrollment by Gender Male Female N/A N % N % N % Total 201 Coahoma , , Copiah-Lincoln 1, , , East Central , , East MS 1, , , Hinds 3, , , Holmes 1, , , Itawamba 2, , , Jones 1, , , Meridian 1, , , MS Delta 1, , , MS Gulf Coast 3, , , Northeast MS 1, , , Northwest MS 2, , , Pearl River 1, , , Southwest MS , ,983 System Total 25, , ,466 Page 10

12 Enrollment by Ethnicity NR Alien African- American Am Indian Asian Hispanic White N/A N % N % N % N % N % N % N % Total 201 Coahoma , , Copiah-Lincoln , , , East Central , , East MS , , , Hinds , , , Holmes , , , Itawamba , , , Jones , , , Meridian , , , MS Delta , , MS Gulf Coast , , , Northeast MS , , Northwest MS , , , Pearl River , , , Southwest MS , ,983 System Total , , , ,466 Page 11

13 Enrollment by Residence Status In Out Of Out Of State Out Of Country N % N % N % N % Total 201 Coahoma 1, , Copiah-Lincoln 2, , East Central 1, , East MS 3, , Hinds 8, , , Holmes 3, , , Itawamba 5, , , Jones 3, , , Meridian 2, , , MS Delta 2, , MS Gulf Coast 8, , Northeast MS 2, , Northwest MS 6, , Pearl River 3, , Southwest MS 1, ,983 System Total 55, , , ,466 Page 12

14 Enrollment by County MS County CO CL EC EM HI HO IT JO ME MD GC NE NW PR SW Total ADAMS ALCORN AMITE ATTALA BENTON BOLIVAR CALHOUN CARROLL CHICKASAW CHOCTAW CLAIBORNE CLARKE CLAY COAHOMA COPIAH COVINGTON DESOTO , ,060 FORREST ,548 FRANKLIN GEORGE GREENE GRENADA HANCOCK HARRISON , ,127 HINDS , ,618 HOLMES Page 13

15 MS County CO CL EC EM HI HO IT JO ME MD GC NE NW PR SW Total HUMPHREYS ISSAQUENA ITAWAMBA JACKSON , ,591 JASPER JEFFERSON JEFF DAVIS JONES , ,584 KEMPER LAFAYETTE LAMAR ,006 LAUDERDALE , ,448 LAWRENCE LEAKE LEE , ,822 LEFLORE LINCOLN LOWNDES , ,574 MADISON , ,893 MARION MARSHALL MONROE ,124 MONTGOMERY NESHOBA NEWTON NOXUBEE OKTIBBEHA PANOLA PEARL RIVER , ,266 PERRY PIKE ,026 PONTOTOC Page 14

16 MS County CO CL EC EM HI HO IT JO ME MD GC NE NW PR SW Total PRENTISS QUITMAN RANKIN , ,024 SCOTT SHARKEY SIMPSON SMITH STONE SUNFLOWER TALLAHATCHIE TATE TIPPAH TISHOMINGO TUNICA UNION WALTHALL WARREN ,082 WASHINGTON ,027 WAYNE WEBSTER WILKINSON WINSTON YALOBUSHA YAZOO UNKNOWN ,299 System Total 2,062 3,260 2,342 4,168 9,972 5,611 6,550 4,677 3,614 2,900 9,107 3,190 6,786 4,244 1,983 70,466 CO = Coahoma; CL = Copiah-Lincoln; EC = East Central; EM = East MS; HI = Hinds HO = Holmes; IT = Itawamba; JO = Jones County; ME = Meridian; MD = MS Delta MG = MS Gulf Coast; NE = Northeast MS; NW = Northwest MS; PR = Pearl River; SW = Southwest MS Page 15

17 Graduate Headcount by Degree Type * Academic Year AY2009 Associate Associate Applied Science Certificate / Diploma N % N % N % Total 201 Coahoma Copiah-Lincoln East Central East MS Hinds , , Holmes Itawamba Jones Meridian MS Delta MS Gulf Coast , Northeast MS Northwest MS Pearl River Southwest MS System Total 5, , , ,451 * AY2009 and prior only reported headcount, not awards. Page 16