.DOCUMENT RESUME

ED 077 431 HE 004 253

TITLE Origin of Enrollments, Accredited Colleges andUniversities, Fall Semester, 1972.

INSTITUTION Kentucky Council on Public Higher Education,Frankfort.

PUB DATE 13 Apr 73NOTE 95p.

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29DESCRIPTORS Demography; *Enrollmelt Trends; *Higher Education;

Research; Research Prgjects; *School Statistics;Statewide Planning; *qtudent Mobility

ABSTRACTThis document is a delineation of student enrollments

for the fall semester 1972 from the 42!accredited Kentucky collegesand universities. The enrollments are aggregated by institution,state, foreign country, and Kentucky resident students by county oforigin. A few general findings relatedto the overall enrollmentcharacteristics of the state-supportedsector of higher education andthe independent sector include: (1) The\total enrollment of KentuckyColleges and universities increased 3.3% for the fall semester 1972for a new high of 101,244 students; (2) 83,278 Kentuckians enrolledin the accredited colleges and universities of the Commonwealth forthe fall semester 1972, a 3.3% increase 4.n the number of Kentuckystudents over the fall semester 1971; (4 First-time freshmenenrolled in Kentucky colleges and universities totaled 21,969 for thefall 1972, a 3.2% decrease from 1971 enropments; (4) 18,141Kentuckians enrolled as first-time freshmen for the fall 1972, adecrease of 2.9% from 1971; (5) Kentucky colleges and universitiesenrolled 17,966 out-of-state students for the fall 1972; (6) Kentuckyhigh schools graduated 44,846 students in 1972; (7) The number ofKentuckians enrolled in Kentucky colleges and universities hasincreased from 69,307 in 1968 to 83,278 in 1972, representing a 20.2%increase during a 5-year period. (Author /MJM)

ORIGIN OF ENROLLMENTS

ACCREthED. COLLEGES' AND UNIVERS

FALL SEMESTER 1972

Council on Public Higher EducationI FILMED FROM BEST AVAILABLE COPY

ORIGIN OF ENROLLMENTS

ITED COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

FALL SEMESTER 1912

ouncil on Public Higher EducationFILMED FROM BEST AVAILABLE COPY

ORIGIN OF ENROLLMENTS

ACCREDITED COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

FALL SEMESTER 1972

Published byKentucky Council on Public Higher Education

Capital Plaza Office TowerFrankfort

40601

(Cost of Printing Paid from State Funds)

This is the sixth annual Council on Public

Higher Education publication on the origin of

students enrolled in the forty-two accredited

Kentucky colleges and universities.. This report

was prepared by Mr. Herman -B. Moore, Research

Analyst, and Miss Phyllis Waits, Clerk Stenor

grapher, of the Council staff.

We are grateful to the colleges and univer-

sities of Kentucky for their cooperation in

providing the basic data for this report and to

FOREWORD

i

Dr. Donald E. Elswick, Director of the Divisio

of-Research, Kentucky Department of Education

for assistance in obtaining data on high schoo

graduates essential to the completion of thi

report.

Dr. William A. WebbActing Executive DirectorKentucky Council on Publi

Higher Education

KENTUCKY COUNCIL ON PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATIONCapital Plaza Office Tower

Frankfort40601

Membership Term Expires

Mr. Gordon H. Hood, Covington, Chairman , 1975Mr. Edward F. Prichard, Jr., Frankfort, Vice Chairman 1975Mr. William G. Bailey, Paintsville

1976Mrs. Garnett Bale, Elizabethtown

1976Mrs. John P. Bell, Louisville

1974Dr. Louige Caudill, Morehead

1973President Adron Doran, Morehead State University ex officioPresident Dero Downing, Western Kentucky University ex officioPresident William F. Ekstrom, (Acting) University of Louisville ex officioDr. Lyman V. Ginger, Superintendent of Public Instruction ex officioDr. Albert B. Harris, Louisville

1973President Carl M. Hill, Kentucky State University ex officioPresident Robert R. Martin, Eastern Kentucky University ex officioMr. J. D. Ruark, Morganfield

1976President Otis A. Singletary, University of Kentucky ex officioPresident Harry M. Sparks, Murray State University ex officioPresident W. Frank Steely, Northern Kentucky State College ex officioDr. Lyman Troyer, Earlington

1974Mr. Barney Tucker, Lexington

1976

STAFF

Dr. William A. Webb, Acting Executive DirectorDr. Michael J. Gardone, Jr., Associate Director for Information and ProgramsMr. William R. Scruggs, Associate Director for Federal ProgramsDr. Harry M. Snyder, Jr., Associate Director for AdministrationMr. Herman B. Moore, Research AnalystMr. Joe Myers, Administrative InternMrs. Elaine G. Barton, Administrative SecretaryMrs. Vivian Johnson, Administrative SecretaryMiss Phyllis Waits, Clerk Stenographer

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KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Senior Colleges and Universities

ASBURY COLLEGE, Wilmore 40390Dennis F. Kinlaw, President

BELLARMINE COLLEGE, Louisville -40205Raymond J. Treece, Acting President

BEREA COLLEGE, Berea 40403Willis D. Weatherford, President

BRESCIA COLLEGE, Owensboro 42301Sister Joan Marie Lechner, President

CAMPBELLSVILLE COLLEGE, Campbellsville 42718W. R. Davenport, President

CENTRE COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY, Danville 40422Thomas A. Spragens, President

CUMBERLAND COLLEGE, Williamsburg 40769J. M. Boswell, President

EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY, Richmond 40475Robert R. Martin, President

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, Georgetown 40324Robert L. Mills, President

KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY, Frankfort 40601Carl M. Hill, President

KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE, Owensboro 42301William James, President

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MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY, Morehead 40351Adron Doran, President

MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY, Murray 42071. Harry M. Sparks, President

NORTHERN KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE, Highland HeightW. Frank Steely, President 41076

PIKEVILLE COLLEGE, Pikeville 41501Robert S. Cope, President

SPALDING COLLEGE, Louisville 40203Sister. Eileen M. Egan, President

THOMAS MORE COLLEGE, Covington 41017Richard A. DeGraff, President

TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY, Lexington 40508Irvin E. Lungei:, President

UNION COLLEGE,- Barbourville 40906Mahlon A. Miller, President

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, Lexington 40506Otis A. Singletary, President

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, Louisville 40208William F. Ekstrom, Acting President

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY, Bowling Green 42101Dero Downing, President

ALICE LLOYD COLLEGE, Pippa Passes 41844William S. Hayes, President

LEES JUNIOR COLLEGE, Jackson 41339Troy R. Eslinger, President

LINDSEY WILSON COLLEGE, Columbia 42728L. R. McDonald, President

MIDWAY COLLEGE, Midway 40347Albert N. Cox, President

Junior Colleges

SOUTHEASTERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, Winchester 40391Victor N. Broaddus, President

ST. CATHARINE COLLEGE,,St. Catharine 40061Sister Margaret Marie Hofstetter, President

SUE BENNETT COLLEGE, London 40741Earl F. Hays, President

University of KentuckyCommunity College System

ASHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Ashland 41101Robert Goodpaster, Director

ELIZABETHTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ElizabethtownJames Owen, Director 42701

HAZARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Hazard 41701J. Marvin Jolly, Director

HENDERSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Henderson 42420Marshall Arnold, Director

HOPKINSVILLE COMNITY COLLEGE, HopkinsvilleThomas Riley, Director 42240

JEFFERSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Lcuisville 40201John Smith, Director

LEXINGTON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, Lexington 40506M. L. Archer, Director

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MADISONVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Madisonville 424G. Harold Massey, Director

MAYSVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Maysville 41056James Shires, Director

PADUCAH COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Paducah 42001Donald Clemens, Director

PRESTONSBURG COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Prestonsburg 416Henry Campbell, Director

SOMERSET COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Somerset 42501Roscoe Kelley, Director

SOUTHEAST. COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Cumberland 40823Bruce Wilson, Director

Origin of Enrollments is a delineation of

student enrollments for the Fall Semester 1972

from the forty-two accredited Kentuckycolleges

and universities. The enrollments are aggre-

gated by institution, state, foreign country,

and Kentucky resident students by county of

origin. These figures are total enrollment by

headcount and are reconciled with the Council

publication, Kentucky College and University

Enrollments 1972.

The Kentucky state-supported and indepen-

dent institutions of higher education enrolled

101,244 students for the Fall Semester 1972.

his was an increase of 3,260 students over

1971. Additional information about Kentucky

igh school graduates and the percentage of

he 1972 graduating classes attending college

PREFACE

v

can be found in Holding Power and Graduates

published by the Division of Research, Kentucky

Department of Education. A few general find-

ings related to the overall enrollment charac-

teristics of the state-supported sector of

higher education and the independent sector

follow:

1. The total enrollment of Kentucky col-

leges and universities increased 3.3 percent

for the Fall Semester 1972 for a new high of

101,244 students.

The state-supported college and univer-sity sector experienced a 5.0 percentincrease in students for the Fall Semes-ter 1972, with an enrollment of 84,328students.

The independent college and universitysector experienced a 4.3 percent de-crease in enrollmentfor the Fall Semes-ter 1972, enrolling 16,916 students.

2. 83,278 Kentuckians enrolled in the

accredited colleges and universities of the

Commonwealth for the Fall Semester 1972. This

represents a 3.3 percent increase in the number

of Kentucky students over the Fall Semester

1971.

The state-supported college and univer-sity sector enrolled 70,567 Kentuckian%

This represents a 2.3 percent increase

over Fall-Semester 1971.

The independent college and universitysector enrolled 12,711 Kentuckians, andis a 9.5 percent increase from the FallSemester 1971.

3. First-time freshmen enrolled in Ken-

tucky colleges and universities totaled 21,969

for the Fall Semester 1972 which was a 3.2

percent decrease from 1971 enrollments.

First-time freshman enrollment in the

state-supported college and universitysector was 17,640. This figure is a

2.5 percent decrease from 1971 enroll-ments.

First-time freshman enrollment in the

independent college and universitysector was 4,329,a 6.0 percent decreasefrom 1971.

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4. 18,141 Kentuckians enrolled as first-

time freshmen for the Fall Semester 1972. This

figure is a 2.9 percent decrease from 1971.

Of this number 15,461 enrolled in the

state-supported sector of higher edu-

%.ation. This was a 2.7 percentdecreaseover the 1971 first-time freshman en-

rollment.

2,680 Kentuckians enrolled as first-

time freshmen in the independent collegeand university sector. This was a 4.0

percent decrease from 1971 first-timefreshman enrollment.

5. Kentucky colleges and universities en-

rolled 17,966 out-of-state students for the

Fall Semester 1972. This figure is equal to

17.8 percent of the total enrollmentof 101,244

students in Kentucky colleges and universities

and is greater' than the number enrolled it

1971, however, the percentage remained un-

changed.

Out-of-state student enrollment in thestate-supported colleges and univer-

sities was equal to 14.3 percent of

their total enrollment for the Fall

Semester 1972.

Out-of-state student enrollment in theindependent college and university sec-tor is equal to approximately 34.9 per-cent of their total enrollment for theFall Semester 1971.

6. Kentucky high schools graduated 44,846

students in 1972. The number of Kentuckians

enrolled as first-time freshmen in Kentucky

colleges and universities foz the FallSemester

1972 were equal to 40.5 percent of the 1972

Kentucky high school graduates.

7. The number of Kentuckians enrolled in

Kentucky colleges and universities has in-

creased from 69,307 in 1968 to 83,278 in 1972,

representing a 20.2 percent increase during

the five-year period.

8. In 1969 the Council on Public Higher

Education adopted a policy to limit the out-of-

state student enrollment in the state system

of colleges and universities to 15 percent of

the undergraduate enrollment by the FallSemes-

ter 1972. The policy also indicated that a

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state institution should not exceed 20 percent

out-of-state students in . leir undergraduate

enrollment. The Fall Semester 1972 enrollment

for the state system indicates 14.0 percent of

the undergraduates are out-of-state students.

Additional information about institution

enrollments may be found in Kentucky College

and University Enrollments 1972.

The 1972 enrollmentsincluded a new dimen-

sion in Kentucky higher education. Four Ken-

tucky colleges and universities, at the request

of military authorities at Fort Knox and Fort

Campbell, Kentucky, formalized opportunities

for military personnel to continue their edu-

cation by providing programs leading to asso-

ciate, baccalaureate and graduate degrees. The

former Fort Knox Community College has become

University of Kentucky - Fort Knox Center and

is offering programs for resident credit lead-

ing to a four-year degree through the Univer-

sity of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences.

At Fort Campbell, Eagle University was

established to provide resident creditprograms

through a consortium of Kentucky and Tennessee

colleges and universities. Hopkinsville Com-

munity College, Murray State University, and

Western Kentucky University are operating

degree credit programs through EagleUniversity

at Fort Campbell.

The data utilized in this report about

high school graduates was obtained from the

Kentucky Department of Education publication,

Holding Power and Graduates. The Kentucky

college and university enrollment data in this

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report was submitted by the forty-two accred

ited institutions of higher education in th

Commonwealth of Kentucky.

April 13, 1973

William A. WebbActing Executive DirectorKentucky Council on Publi

Higher Education

LIST OF TABLES

Table Page1 Fall Semest4.1972 Summary of Enrollment by County of Residence at Accredited

Kentucky Institutions of Higher Education 1

2 Fall Semester 1972 Summary of Enrollment by State of Residence at AccreditedKentucky Institutions of Higher Education 6

3 Total Enrollment and First-Time Freshman Enrollment of Kentucky Students byCounty of Origin at Accredited Kentucky Colleges and Universities, Fall 1972 8

4 Fall Semester 1972 Enrollment by County of Residence at the Eight State-SupportedKentucky Colleges and Universities 13

5 Fall Semester 1972 Student Enrollment at the Eight State-Supported KentuckyColleges and Universities by State, Territory and Foreign Country of Residence. 17

6 Fall Semester 1972 Student Enrollment by County of Residence at KentuckyIndependent Senior Institutions of Higher Education 19

7 Fall Semester 1972 Student Enrollment by State of Residence at KentuckyIndependent Senior Institutions of Higher Education 23

8 Fall Semester 1972 University of Kentucky Community College System Enrollmentby County of Residence 26

9 Fall Semester 1972 University of Kentucky Community College System-Enrollmentby State of Residence 31

10 Fall Semester 1972 Kentucky Independent Junior College Enrollment by County of Residence. . . 34

11 Fall Semester 1972 Kentucky Independent Junior College Student Enrollment by Stateof Residence 38

12 Fall Semester 1972 Summary of First -time Freshman Enrollment by County of Residenceat Accredited Kentucky Colleges and Universities 40

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LIST OF TABLES (CONTINUED)

Table Page

13 Fall Semester 1972 Summary of First-time Freshman Enrollment by State of Residence

at Accredited Kentucky Colleges and Universities 44

14 Fall Semester 1972 First-time Freshman Enrollment by County of Residence at theEight State-Supported Kentucky Colleges and Universities 46

15 Fall Semester 1972 First-time Freshman Enrollment by State of Residence at theEight State-Supported Kentucky Colleges and Universities 50

16 fall Semester 1972 First-time Freshman Enrollment by County of Residence, KentuckyIndependent Senior Institutions of Higher Education 52

17 Fall Semester 1972 First-time Freshman Enrollment by State of Residence, KentuckyIndependent Senior Institutions of Higher Education 56

18 Fall Semester 1972 First-time Freshman Enrollment by County of Residence, Universityof Kentucky Community College System 59

19 Fall Semester 1972 First-time Freshman Enrollment by State of Residence, Universityof Kentucky Community College System 63

20 Fall Semester 1972 First-time Freshman Enrollment by County of Residence KentuckyIndependent Junior Colleges 66

21 Fall Semester 1972 First-time Freshman Enrollment by State of Residence KentuckyIndependent Junior Colleges 70

22 Summary of Accredited Kentucky College and University Enrollments, Fall Term 1972 72

23 Summary of Enrollments, By County of Origin, at Accredited Kentucky Colleges andUniversities, 1968-72 74

24 Summary of High School Graduates and First -time Freshman by County of Origin, 1970-72 78

25 Fall 1972, Enrollment at United States Armed Forces Education Centers in Kentucky 82

LIST OF MAPS

Map Page1 Kentucky Students Enrolled in Kentucky State-Supported and Independent

Institutions of Higher Education, by County of Origin, Fall Semester 1972 5

2 Kentucky First-time Freshman Enrollment in Kentucky State-Supported andIndependent Institutions of Higher Education by County of Origin, Fall Semester 1972 12

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TABLE 1

County

,FALL SEMESTER 1972SUMMARY OF-ENROLLMENT BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE AT

ACCREDITED KENTUCKY INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

State-Supported University of Kentucky Independent SeniorSenior Institutions Community College System Total Institutions

Adair 136 6 142 35

Allen 244 1 245 10

Anderson 172 2 174 17

Ballard 157 50 207 1

Barren 506 1 507 19

Bath 140 140 9

Bell 248 18 266 154

Boone 592 1 593 123

Bourbon 295 4 299 32

Boyd 957 810 1,767 56

Boyle 410 2 412 55

Bracken 79 27 106 2

Breathitt 237 3 240 12

Breckinridge 158 12 170 28

Bullitt 231 72 303 36

Butler 12t 2 123 3

Caldwell 246 62 308 11

Calloway 1,112 1 1,113 2

Campbell 1,965 - 1,965 321

Carlisle 106 17 123 -

Carroll 118 3 121 18

Carter 324 42 366 20

Casey 96 37 133 62

Christian 823 789 1,612 16

Clark 439 4 443 41

Clay 140 140 131

Clinton 139 12 151 10

Crittenden 89 4 93 3

Cumberrand 92 2 94 11

Daviess 1,394 105 1,499 1,077Edmonson 106 3 109

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Inde

.TABLE 1

FALL SEMESTER 1972SUMMARY OF ENROLLMENT BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE AT

ACCREDITED KENTUCKY INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Supportednstitutions

University of KentuckyCommunity College System Total

Independent SeniorInstitutions

Independent JuniorInstitutions Total

GrandTotal

136 6 142 35 109 144 286244 1 245 10 - 10 255172 2 174 17 1 18 192157 50 207 1 1 2 209506 1 507 19 6 25 532140 - 140 9 7 16 156248 18 266 154 22 176 442592 1 593 123 4 127 720295 4 299 32 11 43 342957 810 1,767 56 2 58 1,825410 2 412 55 8 63 47579 27 106 2 1 3 109237 3 240 12 152 164 404158 12 170 28 - 28 198231 72 303 36 1 37 340126 2 128 3 3 131246 62 308 11 1 12 320112 1 1,113 2 1 3 1,116965 - 1,965 321 3 324 2,289106 17 123 - - 123118 3 121 18 18 139324 42 366 20 - 20 38696 37 133 62 28 90 223823 789 1,612 16 16 1,628439 4 443 41 50 91 534140 140 131 25 156 296139 12 151 10 4 14 16589 4 93 3 1 4 9792 2 94 11 14 25 119

394 105 1,499 1,077 3 1,080 2,579106 3 109 - 109

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County

State-SupportedSenior Institutions

University of KentuckyCommunity College System Total

Independent Senior IndepenInstitutions Inst

Elliott 94 94

Estill 153 153 7

Fayette 5,427 10 5,437 296

Fleming 164 39 203 8

Floyd' 553 264 817 69

Franklin 1,410 1 1,411 66

Fulton 180 2 182 1

Gallatin 25 25 5

Garrard 134 5 139 20

'Grant 131 2 133 24

Graves 664 52 716 11

Grayson 214 24 238 24Green 114 10 124 25

Greenup 468 262 730 30Hancock 65 - 65 21

Hardin 1,406 460 1,866 66Harlan 334 258 592 202Harrison 220 - 220 26Hart 216 14 230 8Henderson 455 375 830 35Henry 178 6 184 23Hickman 99 5 104 1

Hopkins 497 282 779 21Jackson 93 - 93 24Jefferson 16,381 4,246 20,627 2,544Jessamine 267 2 269 49Johnson 255 122 377 8Kenton 2,873 3 2,876 705Knott 177 28 205 17Knox 156 - 156 273Larue 119 63 182 15Laurel 282 10 292 102Lawrence 123 17 140 11

Lee 56 1 57 27Leslie 65 16 81 75Letcher 289 38 327 83Lewis 136 20 156 10

Lincoln 169 29 198 24

2

University of KentuckyCommunity22alleaejasttm Total

Independent SeniorInstitutions

Independent Juniorinstitutions Total

GrandTotal

94 1 1 95153 7 2 9 162

10 5,437 296 45 341 5,77839 203 8 4 12 215

264 817 69 87 156 9731 1,411 66 10 76 1,4872 182 1 1 183

25 5 1 6 31

5 139 20 2 22 1612 133 24 3 27 160

52 716 11 - 11 72724 238 24 - 24 26210 124 25 30 55 179

262 730 30 9 39 769- 65 21 - 21 86

460 1,866 66 8 74 1,940258 592 202 2 204 796

- 220 26 6 32 25214 230 8 2 10 240

375 830 35 1 36 8666 184 23 2 25 2095 104 1 - ' 1 105

282 779 21 2 23 802- 93 24 8 32 125

4,246 20,627 2,544 43 2,587 23,2142 269 49 7 56 325

122 377 8 4 12 3893 2,876 705 4 709 3,585

28 205 17 60 77 282- 156 273 5 278 434

63 182 15 6 21 20310 292 102 117 219 51117 140 11 - 11 151

1 57 27 6 33 9016 81 75 17 92 17338 327 83 35 118 44520 156 10 10 166

29 198 24 5 29 227i

Cort iState-Supported

Senior Institutions

University of Kentucky

Community College System Total

Independent Senior Indepe

Institutions Ins

Livingston 86 36 122 1

Logan 381 2 383 12

Lyon 96 14 110 1

Madison 1,373 1 1,374 259

Magoffin 102 35 137 6

Marion 284 5 289 56

Marshall 482 70 552 2

Martin 107 9 116 15

Mason 292 218 510 15

McCracken 1,133 875 2,008 24

McCreary 57 26 83 55

McLean 123 16 139 32

Meade 230 28 258 12

Menifee 53 - 53 -

Mercer 256 4 260 29

Metcalfe 87 3 90 6

Monroe 165 1 166 4

Montgomery 308 - 308 15

Morgan 197 - 197 4

Muhlenberg 360 62 422 33

Nelson 380 93 473 58

Nicholas 91 8 99 .9

Ohio 255 7 262 46

Oldham 215 33 248 25

Owen 74 1 75 21

Owsley 62 1 63 3

Pendleton 184 - 184 11

Perry 295 150 445 46

Pike 621 22 643 599

Powell 92 2 94 4

Pulaski 355 394 749 51

Robertson 26 13 39

Rockcastle 128 23 151 27

Rowan 597 - 597 3

Russell 151 50 201 18

Scott 211 1 212 120

Shelby 327 8 335 47

Simpson 237 2 239 3

3

orted University of Kentucky

tutions Community College System Total

Independent SeniorInstitutions

Independent Junior

Institutions Total

Grand

Total

36 122 1 - 1 1.23

2 383 12 3 15 398

14 110 1 - 1 111

1 1,374 259 3 262 1,636

35 137 6 27 33 170

5 289 56 31 87 376

70 552 2 1 3 555

9 116 15 6 21 137

218 510 15 - 15 525

875 2,008 24 1 25 2,033

26 83 55 1 56 139

16 139 32 - 32 171

28 258 12 - 12 270

- 53 - 3 3 56

4 260 29 5 34 294

3 90 6 5 11 101

1 166 4 9 13 179

308 15 5 20 328

- 197 4 8 12 209

62 422 33 1 34 456

93 473 58 29 87 560

8 99 9 4 13 112

7 262 46 2 48 310

33 248 25 - 25 273

1 75 21 2 23 98

1 63 3 15 18 81

184 11 - 11 195

150 445 46 40 86 531

22 643 599i

30 629 1,272

2 94 4 5 9 103

394 749 51 5 56 805

13 39 - 39

23 151 27. 15 42 193

- 597 3 1 4 601

50 201 18 27 45 246

1 212 120 9 129 341

8 335 47 - 47 382

2 239 3 1 4 243

County

State-SupportedSenior Institutions

University of KentuckyCommunity College System Total

Independent SeniorInstitutions

IndependInsti

Spencer 43 7 50 9

Taylor 194 8 202 179

Todd 71 26 97 2

Trigg 168 33 201 1

Trimble 58 5 63 7

Union 252 81 333 18

Warren 2,120 2 2,122 15

Washington 153 4 157 t4

Wayne 157 73 230 20Webster 135 69 204 5

Whitley 226 5 231 331Wolfe 107 - 107 6Woodford 304 - 304 37

TOTAL 60,980 11,284 72,264 9,587 1,4

ed University of Kentuckyions Community College System Total

Independent SeniorInstitutions

Independent JuniorInstitutions Total

GrandTotal

7 50 9 1 10 608 202 179 16 195 397

26 97 2 - 2 99

33 201 1 2 3 2045 63 7 1 8 71

81 333 18 3 21 3542 2,122 15 - 15 2,1374 157 14 68 82 23973 230 20 4 24 25469 204 5 1 6 2105 231 331 7 338 569- 107 6 28 34 141

- 304 37 13 50 354

11,284 72,264 9,587 1,427 11,014 83,278

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Total 83,278

MAP 1

KENTUCKY STUDENTS ENROLLED IN KENTUCKY STATE-SUPPORTEDAND INDEPENDENT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION,

BY COUNTY OF ORIGIN, FALL SEMESTER 1972

MAP 1

KENTUCKY STUDENTS ENROLLED IN KENTUCKY STATE-SUPPORTEDAND INDEPENDENT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION,

BY COJNTY OF ORIGIN, FALL SEMESTER 1972

KENTUCKY Base Map Series 84

Corn/Jed and dlytt6boted byKentucky Deportment of CommerceFranklott, Kentucky

1964

769

386 A,

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TABLE 2

State

FALL SEMESTER 192SUMMARY OF ENROLLMENT BY STATE Of RESIDENCE AT

ACCREDITED KENTUCKY INSTITUTIONS C" HIGHER EDUCATION

State-Supported University of Kentucky Independent SeniorSenior Institutions Community_ColleAe System Total Institutions

Indepetil

Inst

Alabama 101 1 102 103

Alaska 4 - 4 1

Arizona 23 - 23 2Arkansas 33 1 34 5

California 104 1 105 35

Colorado 23 - 23 3

Connecticut 97 - 97 55

Delaware 28 - 28 19

Dist. of Col. 25 - 25 23Florida 376 1 377 170Georgia 151 1 152 114Hawaii 10 - 10 2

Idaho 12 - 12 3

Illinois 922 19 941 125

Indiana 1,071 28 1,099 508Iowa 54 1 55 12Kansas 38

.

38 28Kentucky 60,980 11,284 72,264 9,587 1,1

Louisiana 45 - 45 10Maine 12 - 12 5

Maryland 164 - 164 112Massachusetts 83 1 84 47Michigan 299 1 300 119Minnesota 39 1 40 10Mississippi 66 1 67 13

Missouri 165 2 167 42Montana 4 - 4 4Nebraska 9 - 9 2

Nevada 11 - 11 4110

New Hampshire 14 - 14 5New Jersey 576 - 576 281

TABLE 2

FALL SEMESTER 1972SUMMARY OF ENROLLMENT BY STATE OF RESIDENCE AT

ACCREDITED KENTUCKY INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

ted University of Kentuckytions Community College System Total

Independent SeniorInstitutions

Independent JuniorInstitutions Total

GrandTotal

1 102 103 - 103 205

- 4 I, - 1 5

- 23 2 - 2 25

1 34 5 - 5 39

1 105 35 2 37 142- 23 3 - 3 26

- 97 55 - 55 152- 28 19 - :19 47- 25 23 - 23 481 377 170 8 178 3551 152 114 114 266- 10 2 - 2 12

- 12 3 - 3 15

19 941 125 2 127 1,06828 1,099 508 16 524 1,6231 55 12 - 12 67- 38 28 - 28 66

11,284 72,264 9,587 1,427 11,014 83,278- 45 10 - 10 55- 12 5 - 5 17

- 164 112 - 112 2761 84 47 - 47 131

1 300 119 2 121 4211 40 10 - 10 50

1 67 13 1 14 81

2 167 42 1 43 210- 4 4 - 4 8- 9 2 - 2 11

- 11 - - - 11

14 5 - 5 19

- 576 281 3 284 860

State-Supported University of Kentucky Independent SeniorState Senior Institutions Community College System Total Institutions

New Mexico 24 - 24 2New York 725 2 727 201North Carolina 90 1 91 125North Dakota 7 - 7 5Ohio 3,861 41 3,902 1,646Oklahoma 31 31 7Oregon 16 16 5Pennsylvania 577 1 578 304Rhode Island 23 - 23 3South Carolina 66 - 66 63South Dakota 11 11 3Tennessee 493 3 496. 554Texas 85 1 86 31Utah 34 - 34 3Vermont 5 - 5 6Virginia 297 1 298 408Washington 23 - 23 2West Virginia 273 13 286 164Wisconsin 90 90 17Wyoming 5 5 2

Territories

American Samoa 2 - 2 1Canal Zone 4 4 2Guam 4 - 4 -Puerto Rico 5 - 5 3Virgin Islands - - - -

Foreign Countries 624 8 632 273

TOTAL 72,914 11,414 84,328 15,275

ported University of Kentuckyitutions Community College System Total

Independent SeniorInstitutions

Independent JuniorInstitutions

GrandTotal Total

24 2 - 2 262 727 201 1 202 9291 91 125 125 216

7 5 - 5 1241 3,902 1,646 74 1,720 5,622

31 7 - 7 3816 5 1 6 22

1 578 304 4 308 88623 3 - 3 2666 63 63 12911 3 - 3 14

3 496 554 8 562 1,0581 86 31 3 34 120

34 3 - 3 375 6 6 11

1 298 408 13 421 71923 2 - 2 25

13 286 164 6 170 45690 17 - 17 1075 2 - 2 7

2 1 1 2 44 2 - 2 64 - - 45 3 - 3 8- - 1 1 1

8 632 273 67 340 972

11,414 84,328 15,275 1,641 16,916 101,244

TABLE 3

TOTAL ENROLLMENT AND FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT OF KENTUCKY STUDENTSBY COUNTY OF ORIGIN AT ACCREDITED KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

FALL 1972*

KentuckyCounties

Total Enrollment as a Percentof County Population 1972

First-Time Freshman as1972 Kentucky High Sch

Fall 1972Enrollment

1972County

Population

As a Percent ofCounty Population

Enrolled in KentuckyHigher Education

1972 Fall 1972High School First-Time FresGraduates Enrollment

Adair 286 12,847 2.22 176 50Allen 255 12,608 2.02 168 67Anderson 192 9,538 2.01 122 45Ballard 209 8,251 2.53 120 52Barren 532 28,936 1.84 436 109Bath 156 9,247 1.69 95 32Bell 442 31,169 1.42 447 122Boone 720 34,879 2.06 507 183Bourbon 342 18,579 1.84 277 89Boyd 1,825 52,890 3.45 802 432Boyle 475 21,268 2.23 331 108Bracken 109 7,221 1.51 93 31Breathitt 404 14,196 2.85 263 84Breckinridge 198 15,053 1.32 240 42Bullitt 340 27,325 1.22 399 78Butler 131 9,890 1.33 111 28Caldwell 320 13,339 Z.40 174 70Calloway 1,116 28,428 3.93 293 184Campbell 2,289 89,622 2.55 1,286 546Carlisle 123 5,283 2.33 36 26Carroll 139 8,710 1.60 100 38Carter 386 19,878 1.94 312 70Casey 223 12,872 1.73 183 53Christian 1,628 57,878 2.81 629 613Clark .534 24,553 2.18 287 129Clay 296 18,267 1.62 222 49Clinton 165 8,162 2.02 91 32Crittenden 97 8,494 1.14 97 22Cumberland 119 6,756 1.76 72 25

8

TABLE 3

ENROLLMENT AND FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT OF KENTUCKY STUDENTSCOUNTY OF ORIGIN AT ACCREDITED KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

FALL 1972*

al Enrollment as a Percentf County Population 1972

First-Time Freshman as a Percent of1972 Kentucky High School Graduates

1972 Fall 1972 As a Percent ofHigh School First-Time Freshman 1972 High SchoolGraduates Enrollment Graduates

1972County

Population

As a Percent ofCounty Population

Enrolled in KentuckyHigher Education

12,847 2.22 176 50 28.412,608 2.02 168 67 39.99,538 2.01 122 45 36.98,251 2.53 120 52 43.3

28,936 1.84 436 109 25.09,247 1.69 95 32 33.7

31,169 1.42 447 122 27.334,879 2.06 507 183 36.118,579 1.84 277 89 32.152,890 3.45 802 432 53.921,268 2.23 331 108 32.67,221 1.51 93 31 33.314,196 2.85 263 84 31.915,053 1.32 240 42 17.527,825 1.22 399 78 19.59,890 1.33 111 28 25.213,339 2.40 174 70 40.228,428 3.93 293 184 62.889,622 2.55 1,286 546 42.55,283 2.33 86 26 30.28,710 1.60 100 38 38.019,878 1.94 312 70 22.412,872 1.73 183 53 29.057,878 2.81 629 613 97.524,553 2.18 287 129 44.918,267 1.62 222 49 22.18,162 2.02 91 32 35.28,494 1.14 97 22 22.76,756 1.76 72 25 34.7

KentuckyCounties

Total Enrollment as a Percentof County Population 1972

Fall 1972Enrollment

1972

CountyPopulation

As a Percent ofCounty Population

Enrolled in KentuckyHigher Education

First-Time F1972 Kentuck

1972

High School FirstGraduates

DaviessEdmonsonElliottEstillFayetteFlemingFloydFranklinFultonGallatinGarrardGrantGravesGraysonGreen

GreenupHancockHardinHarlanHarrisonHartHendersonHenryHickmanHopkinsJacksonJeffersonJessamineJohnsonKentonKnottKnox

2,579

10995

1625,778

215

9731,487

183

31

161

160

727262

179

769-86

1,940

796252

240

866

209105

802125

'23,214

325

389

3,585282

434

80,5598,8585,906

.12,761

179,18011,350

35,29135,24910,149

4,2829,46510,136

31,06716,65010,290

34,0007,377

80,43137,33414,26413,983

36,75111,1316,237

38,49610,003

714,97018,260/7,573

131,37814,597

23,775

3.201.231.611.27

3.221,892.76

4.221.800.721.701.58

2.341.57

1.742.26

1.172.412.131.77

1.722.361.881.682.081.25

3.251.782.21

2.73

1.931.83

9

1,34310045125

2,034140

562421

117

37

105

161

390193128

567

90860556191

157

530142

68

489156

10,286186

2482,023

202

300

1

4,

Total Enrollment as a Percentof County Population 1972

First-Time Freshman as a Percent of1972 Kentucky High School Graduates

1972

lment1972

CountyPopulation

As a Percent of

County PopulationEnrolled in KentuckyHigher Education

1972High School

Graduates

Fall 1972First-Time Freshman

Enrollment

As a Percent of1972 High School

Graduates

79 80,559 3.20 1,343 606 45.19 8,858 1.23 100 26 26.05 5,906 1.61 45 12 26.72 12,761 1.27 125 35 28.078 179,180 3.22 2,034 1,079 53.01.5 11,350 1.89 140 40 28.673 35,291 2.76 562 255 45.47 35,249 4.22 421 340 80.83 10,149 1.80 117 44 37.61 4,282 0.72 37 10 37.01 9,465 1.70 105 36 34.3

10,136 1.58 161 49 30.47 31,067 2.34 390 132 33.82 16,650 1.57 193 56 29.09 10,290 1.74 128 50 39.19 34,000 2.26 567 172 44.36 7,377 1.17 90 15 16.70 80,431 2.41 860 437 50.86 37,334 2.13 556 189 34.02 14,264 1.77 191 62 32.50 13,983 1.72 157 51 32.56 36,751 2.36 530 255 48.19 11,131 1.88 142 50 35.25 6,237 1.68 68 15 22.12 38,496 2.08 489 193 39.55 10,003 1.25 156 29 18.64 714,970 3.25 10,286 4,600 44.75 18,260 1.78 186 56 30.19 17,573 2.21 248 99 39.95 131,378 2.73 2,023 825 40.82 14,597 1.93 202 97 48.04 23,775 1.83 300 74 24.7

9

KentuckyCounties

Total Enrollment as a Percentof County Population 1972

First-Time Freshman as1972 Kentucky High Sch

Fall 1972Enrollment

1972

CountyPopulation

As a Percent ofCounty Population

Enrolled in KentuckyHigher Education

1972

High SchoolGraduates

Fall 1972First-Time Frest

Enrollment

Larue 203 10,873 1.87 186 50

Laurel 511 27,889 1.83 361 124

Lawrence 151 10,615 1.42 112 33

Lee 90 6,528 1.38 97 22

Leslie 173 11,638 1.49 147 42

Letcher 445 22,494 1.98 353 118

Lewis 166 12,340 1.34 174 42

Lincoln 227 16,845 1.35 204 53

Livingston 123 7,703 1.60 111 29

Logan 398 22,124 1.80 276 77

Lyon 111 5,645 1.96 52 25

Madison 1,636 43,735 3.74 471 250

Magoffin 170 10,352 1.64 93 36

Marion 376 16,770 2.24 345 95

Marshall 555 21,135 2.63 377 127

Martin 137 9,300 1.47 132 35

Mason 525 17,218 3.05 278 108

McCracken 2,033 58,620 3.47 1,009 500

McCreary 139 12,597 1.10 130 20

McLean 171 9,128 1.83 133 43

Meade 270 18,938 1.42 229 71

Menifee 56 4,056 1.38 41 16

Mercer 294 16,275 1.81 226 70

Metcalfe 101 8,135 1.24 71 16

Monroe 179 11,608 1.54 146 39

Montgomery 328 15,769 2.08 215 63

Morgan 209 9,968 2.10 134 47

Muhlenberg 456 27 428 1.66 415 104

Nelson 560 23,773 2.37 448 146

Nicholas 112 6,486 1.73 65 27

Ohio 310 18,906 1.64 234 76

Oldham 273 15,122 1.81 183 64

10

Enrollment as a PercentCounty Population 1972

First-Time Freshman as a Percent of1972 Kentucky High School Graduates

1972

CountyPopulation

As a Percent ofCounty Population

Enrolled in KentuckyHigher Education

1972

High SchoolGraduates

Fall 1972First-Time Freshman

Enrollment

As a Percent of1972 High School

Graduates

10,873 1.87 186 50 26.9

27,889 1.83 361 124 34.310,615 1.42 112 33 29.4

6,528 1.38 97 22 22.7

11,638 1.49 147 42 28.622,494 1.98 353 118 33.412,340 1.34 174 42 24.116,845 1.35 204 53 26.07,703 1.60 111 29 26.1

22,124 1.80 276 77 27.95,645 1.96 52 25 48.1

43,735 3.74 471 250 53.110,352 1.64 93 36 38.716,770 2.24 345 95 27.521,135 2.63 377 127 33.79,300 1.47 132 35, 26.5

17,218 3.05 278 108 38.858,620 3.47 1,009 500 49.612,597 1.10 130 20 15.49,128 1.83 133 43 32.3

18,938 1.42 229 71 31.04,056 1.38 41 16 39.0

16,275 1.81 '226 70 31.08,135 1.24 71 16 22.5

11,608 1.54 146 39 26.715,769 2.08 215 63 29.39,968 2.10 134 47 35.1

27,428 1.66 415 104 25.123,773 2.37 448 146 32.66,486 1.73 65 27 41.5

18,906 1.64 234 76 32.515,122 1.81 183 64 35.0

10

KentuckyCounties

OwenOwsleyPendletonPerryPikePowellPulaskiRobertsonRockcastleRowanRussellScottShelbySimpsonSpencerTaylorToddTriggTrimbleUnionWarrenWashingtonWayneWebsterWhitleyWolfeWoodford

Total Enrollment as a Percentof Count Population 1972

Fall 1972Enrollment

1972

CountyPopulation

As a Percent ofCounty Population

Enrolled in KentuckyHi: er Education

TOTAL

*Source:

98

81

195

5311,272

103

805

39

193

601

246341

382

243

60

397

99

204

71

3542,137

239

254210

569

141

354

7,4354,9779,979

25,34560,6417,920

35,3852,133

12,40217,55110,67918,26819,195

13,358

5,47017,36210,811

8,6235,40516,08458,87110,68214,21313,22524,3535,614

14,924

1.32

1.631.952.102.101.302.281.831.56

3.422.301.87

1.991.82

1.10

2.290.922.371.31

2.203.632.26

1.791.482.34

2.512.37

First-Time F1972 Kentuck

1972

High School FirstGraduates

93

48

146350927100

48824

186

147

161

226

26017064

216

136

115

63237699

145

179

194319109

225

83,278 3,269,307 2.55 44,846 1'

Office of Business Development and Government Services, University of KentuckyKentucky Department of Education, Division of Research, Holdin: Power and Grad

11

Total Enrollment as a Percentof County Population 1972

First-Time Freshman as a Percent of1972 Kentucky High School Graduates

1 1972 1972llment County

Population

As a Percent ofCounty Population

Enrolled in KentuckyHigher Education

1972

High SchoolGraduates

Fall 1972

First-Time FreshmanEnrollment

As a Percent of1972 High School

Graduates

98 7,435 1.32 93 23 24.781 4,977 1.63 48 16 33.3195 9,979 1.95 146 44 30.1531 25,345 2.10 350 121 34.6,272 60,641 2.10 927 290 31.3103 7,920 1.30 100 24 24.0805 35,385 2.28 488 197 40.439 2,133 1.83 24 7 29.2193 12,402 1.56 186 45 24.2601 17,551 3.42 147 76 51.7246 10,679 2.30 161 55 34.2341 18,268 1.87 226 85 37.6382 19,195 1.99 260 101 38.8243 13,358 1.82 170 47 27.660 5,470 1.10 64 18 28.1397 17,362 2.29 216 60 27.899 10,811 0.92 136 25 18.4204 8,623 2.37 115 58 50.471 5,405 1.31 63 11 17.5354 16,084 2.20 237 86 36.3137 58,871 3.63 699 372 53.2239 10,662 2.24 145 56 38.6254 14,213 1.79 179 55 30.7210 13,225 1.48 194 58 29.9569 24,353 2.34 319 128 40.1141 5,614 2.51 109 27 24.8354 14,924 2.37 225 90 40.0

278 3,269,307 2.55 44,846 18,141 40.5

ness Development and Government Services, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky;tment of Education, Division of Research, Holding Power and Graduates, Frankfort.

11

KENTUCKY FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT IN KENTUCKYSTATE-SUPPORTED AND INDEPENDENT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

BY COUNTY OF ORIGIN, FALL SEMESTER 1972

Total First-Time Freshman 18,141

MAP 2

KENTUCKY FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT IN KENTUCKYTATE-SUPPORTED AND INDEPENDENT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

BY COUNTY OF ORIGIN, FALL SEMESTER 1972

KENTUCKY Base Map Series B4

Congaed and distrobuttd byKentucky Deportment of CommerceFrankfort, Kentucky

1964

an 18,141

12

10 st IC177

TABLE 4

FALL SEMESTER 1972ENROLLMENT BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE AT THE

EIGHT STATE-SUPPORTED KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

County

EasternKentucky

University

KentuckyState

University

MoreheadState

University

Murray NorthernState Kentucky

University* State College

Universityof

Kentucky**

Adair 13 1 1 - 32Allen 1 2 - 7 26Anderson 55 40 11 1 58Ballard 1 - 2 134 11Barren 8 3 1 10 1 48Bath 7 - 100 - 1 30Bell 130 4 16 1 76Boone 97 1 43 4 318 102Bourbon 86 8 32 1 1 143Boyd 85 5 363 2 1 454Boyle 202 1 24 5 1 138Bracken 28 1 14 12 22Breathitt 70 - 129 - 4 30Breckinridge 7 2 3 17 - 25Bullitt 49 . 1 12 9 43Butler 2 - - 1 5Caldwell 3 2 1 165 1 30Calloway 3 1 1,059 3 30Campbell 182 2 127 4 1,260 329Carlisle 1 - 84 18Cartall 33 3 4 1 5 37Carter 11 - 283 - 28Casey 46 - 4 2 28Christian 18 23 11 352 - 161Clark 198 3 26 7 - 177Clay 121 1 - - - 17Clinton 30 1 - 7 - 17Crittenden - - - 54 - 8Cumberland 4 3 -

. - - 12Daviess 44 9 4 213 - 422Edmonson - - 1 - 8Elliott - - 83 - - 11

13

TABLE 4

FALL SEMESTER 1972ENROLLMENT BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE AT THE

EIGHT STATE-SUPPORTED KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

ern Kentucky Morehead Murray Northern University University Westerncky State State State Kentucky of of Kentucky.sity University University University* State College Kentucky** Louisville University* Total

3 1 1 - 32 6 83 1361 2 - 7 26 3 205 2445 40 11 1 58 4 3 1722 134 11 9 1573 3 1 10 1 48 12 423 506

- 100 - 1 30 1 1 140) 4 16 1 76 1 20 248

1 43 4 318 102 11 16 5928 32 1 1 143 1 23 2955 363 2 1 454 30 17 9571 24 5 1 138 9 30 4101 14 12 22 1 1 79

129 4 30 1 3 2372 3 17 25 6 98 1581 12 9 43 58 59 231

- 1 5 1 117 1262 1 165 1 30 6 38 246

I 1 1,059 3 30 11 5 1,1122 127 4 1,260 329 22 39 1,96

84 18 1 2 1f63 4 1 5 37 6 29 118- 283 28 2 - 324

4 2 28 3 13 9623 11 352 161 14 244 8233 26 7177 4 24 439

1- 17 - 1 140

1 - 7 - 17 84 139- 54 8 27 893 - - 12 1 72 929 4 213 422 21 681 1,394- 1 - 8 1 96 106- 83 -

- 11 94

13

County

Eastern Kentucky Morehead Murray NorthernKentucky State State State Kentucky

University University Univc.aity University* State College

University Universof of

Kentucky** Louisvi

Estill 130 4 - 19

Fayette 901 113 116 28 2 4,095 31

Fleming 17 2 86 2 55

Floyd 145 8 212 1 - 172 8

Franklin 181 739 43 43 1 310 21

Fulton - 4 1 136 30 3

Gallatin 15 - - - 4 5

Garrard 102 1 4 - 23

Grant 50 10 30 31 -

Graves 1 1 2 578 - 59 3

Grayson 2 1 - 10 - 28 6

Green 9 1 1 - 24 2

Greenup 69 233 1 - 160 2

Hancock 2 - 1 3 - 20 1

Hardin 67 4 36 59 1 891 60Harlan 111 18 24 1 167 5

Harrison 92 1 27 3 2 81 4Hart 3 1 2 4 - 24 2

Henderson 12 7 6 116 - 161 6Henry 61 19 10 7 44 10

Hickman 1 1 - 75 - 16 2

Hopkins 4 2 3 194 - 138 9

Jackson 78 - 2 1 1 10 -

Jefferson 1,072 243 378 591 12 3,389 8,716Jessamine 83 6 4 1 2 161 7

Johnson 49 - 119 - - 75 2

Kenton 269 11 134 19 1,867 517 21

Knott 34 - 103 1 - 37 1

Knox 101 5 - 3 - 41 3

Larue 12 2 4 7 - 26 5

Laurel 182 19. 1 3 64 8Lawrence 19 74 - 1 23 2

Lee 41 6 - 8 1

Leslie 47 5 - - 10 1

Letcher 67 4 133 1 73 3

Lewis 11 101 1 - 19 2

litucky MoreheadState State

iversity University

Murray NorthernState Kentucky

University* State College

University Universityof of

Kentucky** Louisville

WesternKentucky

University* Total

4 19 153

113 116 28 2 4,095 31 141 5,427

2 86 2 55 2 164

8 212 1 - 172 8 7 553

739 43 43 1 310 21 72 1,410

4 1 136 30 3 6 180

- - - 4 5 - 1 25

1 4 23 4 134

10 30 31 - 10 131

1 2 578 59 3 20 664

1 - 10 - 28 6 167 214

- 1 1 - 24 2 77 114

- 233 1 - 160 2 3 468

- 1 3 - 20 1 38 65

4 36 59 1 891 60 288 1,406

18 24 1 - 167 5 8 334

1 27 3 2 81 4 10 220

1 2 4 - 24 2 180 216

7 6 116 - 161 6 147 455

19 10 7 - 44 10 27 178

1 - 75 - 16 2 4 99

2 3 194 138 9 147 497

- 2 1 1 10 - 1 93

243 378 591 12 3,389 8,/16 1,980 16,381

6 4 1 2 161 7 3' 267

- 119 - - 75 2 10 255

11 134 19 1,867 517 21 35 2,873

- 103 1 37 1 1 177

5 - 3 - 41 3 3 156

2 4 7 - 26 5 63 119

- 19 1 3 64 8 5 282

- 74 - 1 23 2 4 123

6 - 8 1 - 56

- 5 - 10 1 2 65

4 133 1 - 73 3 8 289

- 101 1 - 19 2 2 136

County

Eastern Kentucky Morehead Murray NorthernKentucky State State State Kentucky

University University University University* State College

Universityof

Kentucky*'

Lincoln 95 1 4 1 - 58Livingston 1 1 - 73 - 8Logan 1 3 4 13 32Lyon - - 68 11Madison 1,227 2 7 1 107Magoffin 13 - 74 - 15Marion 84 5 9 4 115Marshall 2 - 427 36Martin 17 - 72 - 16Mason 28 3 97 3 1 149McCracken 16 7 3 714 - 262McCreary 30 1 - - 22McLean 5 - - 22 26Meade 22 1 2 18 - 84Menifee - 40 - 13Mercer 104 10 15 3 - 89Metcalfe 2 - 1 - 6Monroe 9 3 11Montgomery 53 3 148 4 69Morgan 4 - 166 - - 17Muhlenberg 5 2 2 63 - 64Nelson 77 4 10 24 1 131Nicholas 23 1 46 - - 20Ohio 10 1 2 24 2 59Oldham 43 3 15 13 - 56Owen 21 16 6 - 1 24Owsley 53 3 - 6Pendleton 41 - 61 1 34 45Perry 104 2 61 - 120Pike 189 3 255 4 2 152Powell 48 - 31 13Pulaski 124 1 12 1 1 168Robertson 2 - 8 - - 13Rockcastle 104 - 1 1 18Rowan 5 - 551 1 1 37Russell 36 4 3 - - 42

15

rn Kertucky Morehead Murray Northernky State State State Kentuckyity University University University* State College

University Universityof of

Kentucky** Louisville

WesternKentucky

University' Total

1 4 1 58 1 9 1691 73 8 2 1 863 4 13 - 32 3 325 381

68 11 1 16 962 7 1 107 6 23 1,373

74 15 - 1025 9 4 115 12 55 284

427 36 5 12 48272 16 2 107

3 97 3 1 149 3 8 2927 3 714 262 18 113 1,133- 1 - 22 3 1 57

- 22 26 2 68 1231 2 18 - 84 14 89 230

40 - - 13 - - 5310 15 3 - 89 5 30 256

- 1 - 6 - 78 873 11 1 141 165

3 148 4 69 31 308166 - - 17 2 8 197

2 2 63 64 8 216 3604 10 24 1 131 25 108 3801 46 - - 20 1 - 911 2 24 2 59 3 154 2553 15 13 56 60 25 215

16 6 - 1 24 2 4 743 6 - 62

- 61 1 34 45 - 2 1842 61 - - 120 4 4 2953 255 4 2 152 9 7 621

31 - - 13 - - 921 12 1 1 168 10 38 355- 8 - - 13 1 2 26

- 1 1 18 4 128551 1 1 37 1 1 597

4 3 - - 42 2 64 151

15

County

Eastern Kentucky Morehead Murray NorthernKentucky State State State Kentucky

University University University University* State College

University Univerof of

Kentucky** Louisv

Scott 36 15 23 1 1 117 4Shelby 87 48 19 10 - 93 25Simpson 4 1 1 5 27 2

Spencer 8 1 2 - - 18 3

Taylor 20 1 3 7 - 61 7

Todd 1 - - 12 - 15 3Trigg 2 3 - 88 - 15 1

Trimble 19 1 6 1 - 12 3

Union 2 - 1 110 - 58 5Warren 12 13 3 17 1 76 15Washington 69 7 2 9 - 45 5Wayne 59 1 - 3 - 53 3

Webster 1 3 1 63 - 14 1

Whitley 150 - 5 1 - 45 4Wolfe 50 1 49 - - 5 -

Woodford 75 44 16 13 - 134 8

TOTAL 8,768 1,522 5,036 5,852 3,584 16,484 9,481

*Includes Eagle University Enrollment**Includes Fort Knox Center and Lexington Technical Institute

Kentucky Morehead Murray Northern University University WesternState State State Kentucky of of Kentucky

University University University* State College Kentucky** Louisville University* Total

15

48

1

1

1

3

1

13

7

1

3

1

44

1.522

23 1 1 117 4 14 21119 10 93 25 45 3271 5 - 27 2 197 2372 - - 18 3 11 433 7 .. 61 7 95 194- 12 - 15 3 40 71- 88 15 1 59 1686 1 12 3 16 581 110 - 58 5 76 2523 17 1 76 15 1,983 2,1202 9 - 45 5 16 153- 3 - 53 3 38 1571 63 - 14 1 52 1355 1 - 45 4 21 226

49 - - 5 - 2 10716 13 - 134 8 14 304

5,036 5,852 3,584 16,484 9,481 10,253 60,980

Enrollmentand Lexington Technical Institute

16

TABLE 5

FALL SEMESTER 1972STUDENT ENROLLMENT AT THE EIGHT STATE-SUPPORTED KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND UNI

BY STATE, TERRITORY AND FOREIGN COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE

Eastern Kentucky MoreheadKentucky State State

MurrayState

NorthernKentucky

Universityof

Un

State University University University University State College Kentucky Lo

Alabama 3 20 2 14 2 36

Alaska 1 -

Arizona 3 1 1 - 5

Arkansas - 2 - 7 - 15

California 6 1 4 5 - 48Colorado 3 - 1 1 6

Connecticut 6 8 13 37

Delaware 4 - 2 - 16

Dist. of Col. 1 10 - - 10Florida 51 39 28 24, 1 88Georgia 3 48 3 7 52

Hawaii 2 - 1 - 4

Idaho 1 - - 2 - 5

Illinois 22 31 10 402 1 319Indiana 103 22 62 147 9 183

Iowa 7 - 1 3 - 28

Kansas 2 4 1 - - 18

Kentucky 8,768 1,522 5,036 5,852 3,584 16,484 9

Louisiana - 2 - 3 32

Maine 2 - - - 5

Maryland 11 2 12 11 85

Massachusetts 7 1 7 9 1 30Michigan 51 26 17 26 - 104

Minnesota 2 - 1 3 1 19

Mississippi - 26 2 4 20Missouri 7 9 2 88 - 38

Montana 1 - - 1

Nebraska - - - - 5

Nevada - - 1 1 - 3

New Hampshire - - - 3 - 8

17

TABLE 5

FALL SEMESTER 1972T ENROLLMENT AT THE EIGHT STATE-SUPPORTED KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

BY STATE, TERRITORY AND FOREIGN COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE

Kentucky Moreheady State State't University University

MurrayState

University

NorthernKentucky

State College

Universityof

Kentucky

Universityof

Louisville

WesternKentuckyUniversity Total

20 2 14 2 36 8 16 101

- 3 - -41 1 5 9 4 232 7 - 15 7 2 331 4 5 48 28 12 104- 1 - 1 6 8 4 23

8 13 37 27 6 972 - 16 4 2 28

10 - - 10 2 2 2539 28 24 1 88 71 74 37648 3 7 52 26 12 151- 1 4 3 - 10- 2 - 5 3 1 12

31 10 402 1 319 49 88 92222 62 147 9 183 307 238 1,071- 1 3 28 9 6 544 1 - - 18 6 7 38

1,522 5,036 5,852 3,584 16,484 9,481 10,253 60,9802 - 3 - 32 7 1 4S

5 3 2 122 12 11 85 23 20 1641 7 9 1 30 17 11 83

26 17 26 104 21 54 299- 1 3 1 19 6 7 3926 2 4 20 9 5 669 2 88 38 11 10 165

1 2 - 4- - 5

.4 9

- 1 1 3 4 2 II

- 3 - 8 1 2 14

17

Eastern

KentuckyKentuckyState

MoreheadState

MurrayState

NorthernKentucky

Universityof

Univerof

State University University University University State College Kentucky Louisv

New Jersey 62 11 39 90 1 230 57New Mexico 1 3 15 2

New York 62 23 69 150 2 246 109North Carolina 10 1 1 - 45 29,

North Dakota 1 - - 5 1

Ohio 1,091 107 965 82 481 815 113,Oklahoma 1 - 1 - 5 20Oregon 1 - 1 - - 7 5Pennsylvania 88 12 84 45 2 230 70Rhode Island 2 6 - 12 1

South Carolina 4 2 8 5 - 22 21South Dakota 1 - 3 - 5 1

Tennessee 25 20 4 148 1 149 22Texas 1 - 1 9 - 48 19Utah - - - 1 - 6 26Vermont 1 - - - 2 1

Virginia 53 8 33 9 1 139 33Washington 1 - - 14 4West Virginia 25 5 23 4 1 195 10Wisconsin 10 2 2 1 - 48 21Wyoming 1 - - - - 1 1

Territories

American SamoaCanal Zone 2 1 1

Guam se - - - 3Puerto Rico 1 - - 1 3Virgin Islands - - -

Foreign Countries 73 3 27 74 10 248 155

TOTAL 10,580 1,961 6,460 7,257 4,099 20,193 10,883

tucky Moreheadate Stateersity University

MurrayState

University

NorthernKentucky

State College

Universityof

Kentucky

Universityof

Louisville

WesternKentuckyUniversity Total

11 39 90 1 230 57 86 5763 15 2 3 24

23 69 150 2 246 109 64 7251 1 - - 45 29 4 901 - 5 1 7

07 965 82 481 815 113 207 3,861- 1 - 5 20 4 31

- 1 - 7 5 2 1612 84 45 2 230 70 46 577

2 6 - 12 1 2 232 8 5 - 22 21 4 66- 3 - 5 1 1 11

20 4 148 1 149 22 124 4931 9 - 43 19 7 85- 1 - 6 26 1 34

- - - - 2 1 1 5

8 33 9 1 139 33 21 297- - - 14 4 4 235 23 4 1 195 10 10 2732 2 1 48 21 6 90

1 1 2 5

00 MI - 2 2

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TABLE 6

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KENTUCKY INDEPENDENT SENIOR INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

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Alice

FALL SEMESTER 1972KENTUCKY INDEPENDENT JUNIOR COLLEGEENROLLMENT BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE

Lindsey Southeastern St.

County _Lloyd Lees Wilson Midway Christian Catharine

Adair - - 108 1

Allen - -

Anderson 1 - - -

Ballard - 1 - - -

Barren 6 - -

Bath - 6 1 -

Bell 2 - 12

Boone - 1 2 - -

Bourbon - 8 - 3 -

Boyd 1 - - 1 - -

Boyle - 1 4 - 1

Bracken - - - 1 -

Breathitt - 152 - -

Breckinridge - - -

Bullitt - - 1 - -

Butler - - - - - -

Caldwell - - 1 - -

Calloway - - 1 - -

Campbell 1 - - 2

Carlisle - - - - -

Carroll - - - -

Carter - - - -

Casey - - 26 1 - 1

Christian - - - - - -

Clark 1 - 2 47 -

Clay 1 2 - 5 - -

Clinton - - 4 - -

Crittenden - - 1 -

Cumberland - 13 1 - -

Dmrtess - - 1 1 1

Edmonson - - - - -

Elliott - - 1 - -

Estill 2 - -

34

. TABLE 10

FAIL SEMESTER 1972KENTUCKY INDEPENDENT JUNIOR COLLEGE

Lees

ENROLLMENT BY COUNT: OF RESIDENCE

Lindsey SoutheasternWilson Midway Christian

St.

CatharineSue

Bennett Total

108-

1 - 109-

1 - - 1

1 - 1

- 6 - 6- 6 1 - - 7

2 12 8 221 2 - 1

_

43 - - 11

- 1 - 2

1 4 - 1 2 8- - 1 - - 1

152 - - - 152_ I

1 1

1 1

1 1

2 3

- 26 1 - 1 - 28- - -

1 - 2 47 - 502 5 17 25

4 4- 1 - 1

13 1 - .:- 14- 1 , 1 1 3

- -

1 - - 1

2 - - - _ _2

34

Alice Lindsey Southeastern St. 1:

County Lloyd Lees Wilson Midway Christian Catharin Llc

Fayette 6 17 21Fleming 4Floyd 82 4 1

Franklin - 2 8

Fulton - -

.Gallatin 1 -

Garrard 1 -

Grant 3

Graves -

Grayson -

Green - 25 5

Greenup 2 7

Hancock - -

Hardin - 2 6Harlan - - 1 1 -

Harrison 3 2

Hart - 1 1 - -

Henderson - 1 -

Henry - 2 -

HickmanHopkins 1 1 -

Jackson - 1 - 2

Jefferson 2 6 20 2 10 3Jessamine - 1 1 3 - 1

Johnson - 4 - - -

Kenton - - 3Knott 58 1 1 -

Knox - - 3Larue - - 1 5 -

Laurel - -

LawrenceLee - 5 - 1

Leslie i 12 - - -

Letcher 32 2 1 - 32Lewis - - - -

Lincoln - - 1 4Livingston - - -

Logan 1 2

35

V,

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2

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58

-

5

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liceLloyd Lees

LindseyWilson Midway

SoutheasternChristian

St.

CatharineSue

Bennett Total

6 17 21 1 454 4

82 4 1 872 8 - 10

11

1 1 23

3

25 5 302 7

9

2 6 , 81 1 23 2 1 6

1 12

1 1

22

1 1 - 21 2 - 5 81

2 6 20 2 10 3 - 431 1 3 - 1 1 74 - - 4

3 1 458 1 1 -

603 2 5

1 5 - - 61-- 117 117

- 5 - 1 65 12 - 17

32 2 1 35- _- 1 4

5

1 23

35

County

AliceLloyd Lees

LindseyWilson Midway

SoutheasternChristian

St.

Catharine

LyonMadison 1 - 1

Magoffin 11 16 - AO

Marion - - 2 - - 29Marshall - - 1 - -

Martin 3 3 -

Mason - - - - -

McCracken - - 1

McCreary - - 1 - -

McLean - - -

Meade - - -

Menifee - 3 - -Mercer - 1 1 - 3Metcalfe 4 1 -

Monroe - 9 -

Montgomery 1 - 3 1 -

Morgan 2 6 - -

Muhlenberg 1 -

Nelson - - 5 24Nicholas 3 -

Ohio - - 2 - -

Oldham ..: - - . -Owen- - - 2 - -

Owsley .- 15 :, - -

Pendleton - - -

Perry 18 19 - 2 -

Pike 27 - 2 1 -Powell - 3 _ , - 2Pulaski 1 - 3Robertson - - - -

Rockcastle - - 4 -Rowan - - - 1 - -

Russell - 1 24 2Scott - 8 1 -

Shelby - - - - -

Simpson - 1 - -Spencer - - - - 1

Taylor - 15 1Todd - - -

36

Lees

Lindsey

Wilson MidwaySoutheasternChristian

St.

CatharineSue

Terl.zett

16

- 1

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272 - 29 - 311 - - - 1- 3 - 6

- - - - -- - 1 1

1 - - 1

- _ - -- 3 .. - - 3

- 1 1 - 3 - 5- 4 1 -

- 5- 9 - - .. 91 - 3

A. A.

- .. 56 - - .. 8- 1 - - - - 1- - 5 - 24 29

3 1 4- 2 - - - 2

- - 2 - - - 215 - - 15

- - - -

19 - 2 - 1 40- 2 1 - 30

3 - 2 - 5- 3 - 1 5

- - 4 - - 11 15- 1 - - 1

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Alice Lindsey Southeastern St.

County Lloyd Lees Wilson Midway Christian Catharin

Trigg 2

TrimbleJnion 3

WarrenWashington 2 1 65Wayne 1 2. -

Webster - 1

Whitley - 2

Wolfe 2 24 2

Woodford 13

TOTAL 247 299 276 207 91 129

LeesLindseyWilson Midway

SoutheasternChristian

St.

CatharineSue

Bennett Total

24

. 1

2

3

-

2

3

1

2

2

13

-

1

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1

5

2

1

3

684

1

7

28

13

1,427299 276 207 91 129 178 :

TABLE 11

FALL SEMESTER 1972KENTUCKY INDEPENDENT JUNIOR COLLEGE

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY STATE OF RESIDENCE

Alice Lindsey South'eastern St.

State Lloyd Lees Wilson Midway Christian Catharine

AlabamaAlaskaArizona - - - -Arkansas .. - .. -California I - 1 -Colorado - - - - -Connecticut - - - -Delaware . - - . -Dist. of Col. _ - - - -Florida 1 5 1 - - -GeorgiaHawaii .. .. .9 ow ...

IdahoIllinois

.mi. alp

.9

1

.9

1 dm -

Indiana 4 3 3 - 5 -

Iowa - - - _ -

Kansas - - - - OD

Kentucky 247 299 276 207 91 129

Louisiana .9 . .9

Maine .1, . to ..

MarylandMa .,sachusetts - - - - -

Michigan - 2 - - -

MinnesotaMississippi .9 .. am to 1

Missouri 1.

MontanaNebraskaNevadaNew Hampshire ,MD

New Jersey 2 1

38

TABLE 11

FALL SEMESTER 1972KENTUCKY INDEPENDENT JUNIOR COLLEGE

STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY STATE OF RESIDENCE

Lindsey Southeastern St. SueLees Wilson Midway Christian Catharine Bennett Total

1 1

-2

5 1 1 8

1 1 2

3 3 5 1 16

299 276 207 91 129 178 1,427

2 2

StateAlice Lindsey Southeastern St.

Lloyd Lees Wilson Midway_ Christian Catharine

New MexicoNew York 1 -

North Carolina -

North DakotaOhio 12 28 19 7 1

Oklahoma -

Oregon - 1 - -

Pennsylvania 1 1 - 2 -

Rhode Island - -

South Carolina - - -

South Dakota - - - -

Tennessee 2 - 4 1 -

Texas - - - - 3

Utah - - - - -Varmont- - - - -

Virginia 4 9 - -

Washington - - - - -

West Virginia 4 - - 2 - -Wisconsin - - - -

Wyoming - - - - -

Territories

American SamoaCanal ZoneGuamPuerto RicoVirgin Islands

. . 1 AN

Mb AP AA .0 .

416. AP . MI

1 AP - NW

Foreign Countries 3 1 1 32 28

TOTAL 280 352 306 252 130 131

39

AliceLloyd Lees

LindseyWilson Midway

SoutheasternChristian

St.

CatharineSue

Bennett Total

1

-

.-

-

-

-

-

1

-

12 28 19 7 1 7 74- _

- 1 - - 1

1 1 - 2 - - -- - - - -

- - - - - -

- - - -

2 - 4 1 - - 1 8- - - - 3 - - 3- - - - - - -

- - - - - - - -

4 9 - - - 12- - - - - -

4 - - 2 - - - 6- - - - - -

- - - - - - - -

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Oa

ao ow

aM.

m ay

3 1 1 3228 2 67

280 352 306 252 130 131 190 1,641

39

TABLE 12

FALL SEMESTER 1972SUMMARY OF FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT BY

COUNTY OF RESIDENCE AT ACCREDITED KENTUCKY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

CountyState-Supported

Senior InstitutionsUniversity of Kentucky

Community College System TotalIndependent Senior

InstitutionsIndependen

Institu

Adair 12 2 14 1 35Allen 59 1 60 7

Anderson 41 - 41 4

Ballard 34 16 50 1 1

Barren 101 - 101 5 3

Bath 21 - 21 4 7

Bell 62 8 70 36 16

Boone 151 - 151 31 1

Bourbon 3 75 9 5--- 72

Boyd .82 338 420 11 1

Boyle 88 2 90 12 6

Bracken 19 11 30 - _. 1Breathitt 17 1 18 2 64Breckinridge 30 7 37 5

Bullitt 38 31 69 9

Bulter 27 1 28 -

Caldwell 42 25 67 2 1

Calloway 182 182 2

Campbell 487 - 487 56 3

Carlisle 17 9 26 -

Carroll 28 1 29 9

Carter 51 15 66 4Casey 13 10 23 12 18

Christian 222 385 607 6 0Clark 89 - 89 7 33Clay 24 24 14. 11

Clinton 20 7 27 3 2

Crittenden 19 19 2 1

Cumberland 16 1 17 . - 8

Daviess 304 60 364 241 1

Edmonson 26 - 26 -

40

TABLE 12

FALL SEMESTER 1972UMMARY OF FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT BYIDENCE AT ACCREDITED KENTUCKY-COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

niversity of Kentuckymmunity College System Total

Independent SeniorInstitutions

Independent JuniorInstitutions Total

GrandTotal

2 14 1 35 36 501 60 7 - 7 67

41 4 i 4 4516 50 1 1 2 52- 101 5 3 8 109- 21 4 7 11 328 70 36 16 52 122- 151 31 1 32 1833 75 9 5 14 89

338 420 11 1 12 4322 90 12 6 18 10811 30 - 1 1 311 18 2 64 66 847 37 5 - 5 42

31 69 9 - 9 781 28 - - - 28

25 67 2 1 3 70- 182 2 2 184- 487 56 3 59 5469 26 - - - 261 29 9 - 9 38

15 66 4 - 4 7010 23 12 18 30 53

385 607 6 0 6 613- 89 7 33 40 129- 24 14 11 25 497 27 a 2 5 32

19 2 1 3 22-1 17 - 8 8 2560 364 241 1 242 606

26 26

40

State-Supported University of Kentucky Independent Senior

County Senior Institutions Community ollege System Total Institutions

Elliott 11 - 11 -

Estill 30 - 30 4

Fayette 981 2 983 73

Fleming 20 15 35 2

Floyd 67 121 188 17

Franklin 316 - 316 16

Fulton 43 I 44 -

Gallatin 8 8 2

Garrard 26 6 32 3

Grant 43- 43 5

Graves 113 17 130 2

Grayson 40 7 47 9

Green 23 5 28 6

Greenup 53 105 158 7

Hancock 9 3 12 3

Hardin 234 187 421 11

Harlan 53 103 156 32

Harrison 52 52 6

Hart 42 7 49 1

Henderson 68 185 253 2

Henry 'A 1 40 9

Hickman 12 2 14 1

Hopkins 74 111 185 7

Jackson 12 12 9

Jefferson 2,733 1,409 4,142 429

Jessamine 46 1 47 7

Johnson 34 59 93 3

Kenton -:-6-70-- - 670 152

Knott ' 50 12 62 1

Knox 19 3 22 48

Larue 17 25 42 5

Laurel 35 5 40 15

Lawrence 18 11 29 4

Lee 12 1 13 4

Leslie 18 5 23 16

Letcher 54 18 72 25

Lewis 28 13 41 1

Lincoln 37 13 50 1

41