Office of Institutional Planning, Assessment, & Research 

Memo To: Daniel Bloomer, VicePresident 
of Administration 
From: Christine Work 
Date: February 15, 2007 
Subject: Spring 2007 Enrollment Report 

Spring 2007 enrollment highlights include: 

. Spring 2007 enrollment (headcount) is 6,063; this is a 4.4% increase over Spring 2006. Both 
fulltime 
and parttime 
enrollment increased in Spring 2007. 
. The AFTE for Spring 2007 (1920.2) increased 4.7% from Spring 2006 (1834.7). 
. The Newburgh Extension Center�s AFTE increased 11.7% from 227.3 in Spring 2006 to 253.8 in 
Spring 2007. 
. The Community College in the High School Program continued to see increased enrollment 
this spring (15.8%). 
. The retention rate from Fall 2006 to Spring 2007 is 68.8%; the retention rate from Fall 2005 to 
Spring 2006 was 68.2%; this is an increase of .6%. (Source: Registrar) 
. 61.2% of total students enrolled are female; this percentage is consistent with past years. 
. Continuing students account for 70.4% of the total students enrolled while 9.1% are first time 
students. 
. 31.6% of students enrolled in Spring 2007 are between the ages of 1819 
years; 30.6% are 
between the ages of 2024 
years. 
. Orange County residents account for 84.6% of total students enrolled with Sullivan residents 
at 5.6% and Ulster residents at 3.9%. 
. Enrollment in Developmental Studies increased 11.7% from Spring 2006 to 2007. 
. Programs with a 20% or greater increase in enrollment this spring include, Internet Systems & 
Applications (AAS), Dental Hygiene (AAS), Massage Therapy (AAS), PTA (AAS), Office 
Technologies (AAS), Visual Communication (AAS), Teaching Careers (AA), and Criminal 
Justice (AS). 
Attached are the data tables summarizing Spring 2007 enrollment.