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INSTITUTION MiAliesota Higher Education CoordinaFing Bdtrd, St.Paul.

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EDRS PRICE MF01/PC04 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS Age; *College Transfer Students; Community Colleges;

*Educational Mobility; *Enrollment Trends; Females;M#les; Postsecondary Education; private Colleges;Proprietary Schools; Public Education; State Surveys;State Universities; *Undergraduate Students

IDENTIFIERS *Minnesota; Reverse Transfer Students

ABSTRACTA series of data tables illustrates the 1980-81

movement of Undergraduates among Minnesota's pbstsecondaryinstitutions and educational,systems (i.e., its state universitysystem, community colleges, area vocational-technical institutes, theUniversity of Minnesota, proprietary schools, and priVbate two- andfour-year colleges), as well as moveMlent between other states andMinnesota. Statistics are provided for system-to-system transfers for1979-80 and 1980-81; system-to-institution transfers;institution-to-system transfers; and system-to-system transfers bysex and class level. An introductory section highlights findings%including the following: (1) the total number of 1980-81 transferSwas 26,690, a 13% increase over 1979-80; (2) women made up 51.8% et N

new undergraduate transfers and constituted 50.2% of allundergraduates; (3) yocational students accounted for,25% of allundergraduate transfers; (4) the number of transfer students admittedincreased in the public systems and decreased in the private two- and-fourneear colleges from 1979-80 to 1980-81; (5) among intrastatetransfers, more students entered and left the community collegesystem than Any other system; (6) of the transfers to, communitycqlleges, 24% had attended the University of Minnesota and 23%another community college; (7) of/the transfers from communitycolleges, 31% entered a public state university-and 26% entered theUniversity of Minnesbta; and (8) 20.9% of tble transfer students camefrom out of state. (KL)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

4

.Highlights

Figure 1 Intrastate Transfers To and From Minnesota Post-Secondary Systems, 1960-81

Table 1 Undergraduate Transfers from,Systems to Systems, 1980-81-

Table'2 Undergraduate transfers from Systems to'bystems, 1979-80

Table 3 Undergradua'te Transfers from Systems to Institutions, 1980-81

State UniversityCommunity CollegeArea Vocational-Technical InstituteUniversity of MinnesotaPrivate ProprietaryPrivate,2-YearPrivate 4-Y6ar

Table 4 Undergraduate' Transfers from Institutions to Systems

State University

Communliy CollegeArea Vocational-Technical InstituteUniversity of Minnesota

,,,Private 2,74year

( Private 4-YearPrivate ProfessionalState and Total

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Table 5* System to System Transfers by Sex and Class Level

State UniversityCommunity CollegeArea Vocational-Technical InstituteUniversity of Minnesota

2frivate ProprietaryPrivate 2-YearPrivate 4-YearState and Total

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INTRODUCTION

Transfer students make up approximately 25 percent of the students entering post-secondary

institutions each year. This report describes the movement of undergraduates among the state's

institutions and systems of post-secondary education. While each institution knows where its

. new ti,ansfer enrollees, came from, it may not know how many of its out-going transfers have

enrolled in other post-secondary institutions. Data collected at the state level can provide

this information which is valuable for institutional enrollment and retention analysis.40

Information presented in this report was obtained from the Coordinating Board's annual

"Enrollment Survey of Transfer Students at the End of the Academic Year." It includes

transfer students admitted to collegiate institutions during the academic year 1980-81.

For vocational schools data are for Fiscal Year 1981. Each institution-reported the

number-of transfer students admitted by school of origin, sex, and level of instruction.

Undergraduate Transfers from Systems to Systems displays transfer activity from one post-

secondary system to another.within the state and from all out-of-state institutions to

Minnesota systems.

Undergraduate 'Cransfers from Systems to Institutions,shows the source, by system and

out-of-state, of transfere\students admitted to each post-secondary institution.

,---Transfer students' destinations, by system, are shown for each Minnesota pOst-secondary

-institution in the Undergraduate Transfers from Institlitions to Systems table.

The last set of tables describes System to System Transfers by Sdx and.Class Level.

Student level was estimated for Normandale Community College and for out-of-state transfers

at the University of Minnesota. Sex of students was estimated for Ttasca Community College

For Willmar Community College, unclassified students appear as juniors.

Data on University of Minnesota enrollment of students who previously attended area vocational-

technical institutes were unavailable.

Data from Hemline University were not available at the time of this,report.

Students who transferred from Minnesota institutions to other states are, not included in this report.

For detailed transfer information on individual institutions, contacAhe Manager of Information

Services, Minnesota Higher Education Coordinatihg4Board.

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HIHLIGHTS

1. The number of undergraduate transfer students in Minnesota 136st-secondary institutions totalled26,690 in academic year 1980-81, an increase of 13 percent over the 23,614 transfer studentswho enrolled in 1979-80.

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2. In academic year 1980-81, 18,943 undergraduate studerds transferred from one Minnesota institu-.

tions to another, while 7,747 students transferred from out-of-state schools to Minnesota in-stitutions.

3. Women made up 51.8 percent of all new undergraduate transfers. In fall 19801 50.2 percent ofall undergraduates were women.

4. Vocational students accounted for 25 percent of all undergraduate transfers among Minnesotainstitutions. Transfers at the°Treshman level made up 28 percent of all transfers; sopho-mores, 27 percent; juniors, 15 percent; and seniors, 5 percent.

5. The number of transfer students admitted increased in all public systems from 1979-80 to 1980-81and decreased in the private two-year and private four-year colleges.

6. Among intrastate transfers, more students both entered and left the Community College Systemthan any other system. Of the 5,849,students who transferred from commuhity colleges, 31 per-cent entered a public state university, 26 percent entered the Universi Minnesota,

23 percent entered another community college, and 15 percent enrolled n area vocational-

technical institutes. Of the 4,526 intrastate transfers who entered c munity colleges,24 percent had attended the University of Minnesota, 23 percent anothe community college,21 percent a state university and 18 percent an area vocational-techn al institute.

7. Each four-year collegiate system enrolled more undergraduate transfers rom ilic community

colleges than from any other system.

11118. Of all the transfer students who left private four-year kolleges to attend nother Minnesota

institution, more (35 percent) enrolled in the University of Minnesota than in any other system.

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INTRASTATE UNDERGRADUATE TMNSFERS TO AND FROM. MINNESOTA POST-SECONDARY SYSTEMS

1980-81

Tt-ansfers to System

Transfers-from System

at. %.."- 7

StateUniversity

.System

CommunityCollegeSystem

Area VocaSional-TechnicalInstitutes

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/.trei

e r,

UniversityofAinnesota.

PrivateTwo-Year

.-Collsgew

PrivateFour-YearColleges 1 3

TABLE11

MINNESOTh HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEY-ACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 1 l UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM SYSTEMS TO SYSTEMS V

r----'SOURCE SYSTEMS

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

'AVT1 SYSTEM

UNIVERSITY OF MN SYSTEM

PRIVATE 2 YEAR SYSTEM


PRIV. PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM

'OTHER MN INSTITUTIONS

STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUT-OF-STATE SUBTOTAL

GRAND TOTAL

STATEUNIV.SYSTEM

568

COMM.COLL.

SYSTEM

927

AVTI

SYSTEM

641

U of M

SYSTEM

783

'PRIVATE

PROPTRYSYSTEM

46

PRIVATE

2 YEARSYSTEM

36

PRIVATE4 YEARSYSTEM

202_

STATE

OFMINN.

32115

1531 1034. 359 1537 70 48 470 584-9

352 821 1645 0 35 3 50 2936

620 1084 8.01 769 92 66 . 363 3795

,

127 92 364,67. 5 ,

4 89

_

420

4

338 489 120 804 39 21 279 . 2290

2 4 8 1 0 0 1 16

34 75 197 3 91 1 31 432

4 .3902 4526 4507 3964 380 179 1485 18943

2030 1459 966 J930 72 42 1168 7747

5952 6015 547/ 5894 452 221 2653 26690

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TABLE 2MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMTC'YEAR: 79-80 UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM-SYSTEMS TO SYSTEMS

STATE COMMUNITY 4.0% PR I VATE PRIVATE

-UNIVCRSITY-- -COLLEGE A V T / U OF M TwO YEAR FOUR YEAR STATE OF

SOURCE joYSTEMS SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM :SYSTEM SYSTEH SYSTEMHINNESOTA_

_

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 416 860 6U 843 27

LeCOMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 1287 1200 705 1499 54

30AVTI SYSTO 19/ 0

UNIVERSITY OFIMN SYSTEM .390

PRIVATE 2 YEAR SYSTEM '106

PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM 284

PRIV. PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM 0

STATE OF MINNESOTA .. 2674

OUTOFSTATE SUBTOTAL /543

GRAND TOTAL 4u7

.1.345 726_._ 877 _76

...85 27 74. 7

5/6 293 878 32_.._ . . ..._

. 2 7 0 0

4802 3157 4171\ : 226

-1577 750-- 2291

.6379

-57

3937 6462 253

1-- 3-

/83 296.

417 5162

16 /795

_302._

T.3 372 .

245. 2244 .

0 9

/236 1.6256

2336 236114

1100 7348

TABLE 3. MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSEER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 UNDERGRADUATES TRApFERS FROM SYSTEMS TO INST.ITUTIONS

8EmIDJI

q

MANKATO MOORHEAD ST CLOUDSOURCE SYSTEM STATE U STATE U STATE U STATE U

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 49 150 35 ' 119

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 1.64 409 134 491

..

A.VTI 'SYSTEM 28 : 118 36 0

..

UNIVERSITY OF MN SYSTEMilk. 38 104 55 105

PRIVATE 2 YEAR,SYSTEM 4. 43 11 39

PRIVATE 4.YEAR SYSTEM i5 '64 53 89

PRIV. PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM o 0 2 0

OTHER MN INSTIfUTIONS 18 0 0 0

STATE OF MINNESOTA 316

s

'688 :331 643 .

OUTOFSTATE SUBTOTAL 163 323.

492 182

.

GRAND TOTAL 479 1213_

823 1025

1 64

.

'WINONA SOUTHWESTSTATE U STATE U

, 45 92

158 139

37 8 t

METROSTATE U

75

336

$0

STATE USYSTEM

568

.1631

382

...."4"

33 4 33 252 620

1 7 ,22 127

45 31 41 338,

4b

0 0 0

3 10 3 34

322.,.._// 393 809S 3902

,

21? 371 335, 20P0 .-

,

531t ' 764 1144 5862.

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TABLE 3

.MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING,BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACAOEMIC /EAR: 80-81 , UNDERGRADUATES TRANSFERS FROM SYSTEMS TO INSTIT6TIONS

'SOURCE SYSTEM -


:COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

AUS T I NC C

27

13

BRAINERDC C

9

9

FE 12GUS

FAL. L.S

C C

17

3

BBI NGC C

19

14.3

ITASCAC C

12

9

WILLMARC C

29

10

AVTI'SYSTEM6 20 5 2 '3 35

UNIVERSITY MN SYSTEM 2 6 5 13 a 21

PRIVATE 2 Y AR SYSTEM 2, 1. 0 0 1

PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM 8, 1 6 9 7 21

PRIV. PROFESSIONAL SY-STEM0 0 a

dTHER MN INSTITUTIONS 0 0 a , 0 4

STATE OF MINNESOTA- 60 *6 36_ 69 39 1.23,*<

OUT-OF-StATE SUBTOTAL 16 5 la 22 15 SO

GRAND TOTAL 76 54 111 54- 1731

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TABLE 3.

,MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

SOURCE SYSTEM


COMMUNITY WLEGE SYSTEM

AVTI SYSTEM 1

UNIVgRSITY OF MN SYSTEM

,

PRIVATE.2 YEAR' SYSTEM


PRIV. PROFESSIONAL,SYSTEM,. )

OTHER MN INSTITUTIONS

v

I

STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUTOFSTATE,SUBTOTAL .

GRAND TOTAL

20

1

,

.0,4 s- .... a f

UNDERGRADUATES TRANSFERS FROM SYSTEMS TO INSTITUTIONS

1

WoRTHING.VERHILION ROCH,ESTER NORTHLAND MESABI ripLs-TON C C C C C C C C C C C C

13 11 130 28 2 107

2 ' 2.6 63. 4 6 ZS8

,21 4 77 37 6 65

1 13 42 12 e 21

..,,

X 0 2 10 1 0 it

5

0

4- ,81 --) a 1 57

,

1.2 0 13 v*. 0 19r .

. 43 72 405 95 21 818N,

1 /31 2/ .293 27 0 252

74 93 636 122 21 1070

,

.,

,,

J. 6 , 21

T. 1

TABLE 3

.MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADWE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

SOURCE,SYSTEM



AVTI SYSTEM.

UNIVERSIITY OF MN SYSTEM


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STATE OF MINNESOTA


GRAND TOTAL

2


ANOKA- NORTHFAMSEY HENNEP;N

C C C C

123

163

289

261

17

87

2

181

1126

LAKE..WOODC C

RAINY NORMAN.-RIVER DALE ,

C C C C

INVER COMMUNITYHILLS COLLEGEC C SYSTEM

106

131

99

62

74

28

a

3

181

129

48

46

4i

128 (1111 4 159 471

16 7 0 13 5

41 51 1 79 30

1 1

13 8 0 7 3

555 342 26 616 215

122 108 7 272 48

657 450 33 888 263

-7-

921

1034

6Z1

1084

92

489

- 75

4626

1469

6DO

23

4-

TABLE 3

. MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 UNDERGRADUATES TRANSFERS FROM SYSTEMS TO INSTITUTIONS

SOURCE SYSTEM



AVTI SYSTEM



PR'IVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM

PRIV. _PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM


STATE OF MINNESOTA


GRAND TOTAL

ALBERT LEAAVTI

6

1 10

16

1

0

0

0

3

36

6

42

ALEX-ANDRIAAVTI

i

0

0

0

1

2

0

0

,i-

0

4

1

%

a

_

DETROITANOKA AUSTIN BEMIDJI BRAINERD CANBY DAKOTA LAKESAvTI AVOI AvYI WI AvTI AVTI A-VTI

33 0 18 20 7 5

113 0 4 41 2 50

,33 0 -13 22 11 , 36

51 0 8 13 2 LI-

3 0 0 2 1 2

14 0 3 6 0 1

2 0 0 0 0 0

15 0 2 7 1 0

264 0 48 111 24 98

45 0 5 14- 3 12

309 0 53 125 27 110

-8- 25

2

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

5

0

5

TABLE 3

NESOTA HIGHER. EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

*1.a......m.t ...,11/ . .46


SOURCE SYSTEM



AVTI SYSTEM






STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUTOFSTATE SUBTOTAL

GRAND TOTAL

DuLuTHAvrI27

32

0

-

i

,30

409

110

519

EVELETH FARISAULTAVTI Ay TI

2 10

20 13

ii 1,2...

1

1

6 0

42 50

2 0

44 50

GRANITEFALLS

AVTI

z

2

4

0

0

0

o

9

,S

IA

26'

HUTCH-HISSING IMSON JACKSON MANKATO p L SAVTI AVTI AVTI AvTI AVTI

r

o 15 11 167 3

0 11 ,t 33 22

0 51 2i 11 8

/ L4

0 1

0 6

Q 0 0 . 0 0

0 5 I. li 0

0 97 40 273 49

0 20 12 51 11

0 117 52 324 60

9 27

As.

.TABLE 3

.MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEY*ACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

SOURGE SYSTEM



AVTI SYSTN.



PRtVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM


OTHER MN INitITUTIONS

STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUT-OF-STATE SUBTOTALa

MOORHEAD PINEAvTI

63

5

7

2

1

2

55

66

154


SUBUR8ANHENNEPINAVTI

17

81

101

30

6

20

3

0

258

- 42

300

CIT? PIPESTONEAVTI AvTI

0 3

0 cr

0 2

a 2

a

0 0

0 0

0 0"

0 13.

0 '6

0 17

RAmSEY ROCHESTER916 Tin AVTI

0 19

li 82

19 39

3 11

3

1 22

. 0 6

36 182

t7 38

53 220

sof'

ST CLOUDAVTI

54

11

85

9

1

21.

0

0

164

15

199

ST PAW:AVTI

33

211

9$3

2$4

3

99

96

1713

296

2009

STAPLESA V I I

2

44-

16

2A

0

1

0

0

25

3

28, GRAND TOTAL

TABLE 3.MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

-

UNDERGRADUATES TRANSFERS FROM SYSTEMS1-0 INSTITUTIONS

MURCE SYSTEMTH/EF RIVER

FALLSAVTI

WADE NAAVT I

WILLMARAV TI

WINONAAVT I

EA ST GRANOFORKSAVTI p,ED RING

AVT IA Y T 1.

SYSTEM

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 0 0 39 q6 13 23 641

or

COMMUNITY COLLEGE STEM 0 0 56 9 10 17 559

AVTI SYSTEM 3 0 49 17 14 Ga 1.643

UNIVERSITY OF MN SYSTEM 0 0 14% 1 14 23 801

PRIVATE 2 YEAR SYSTEM 3 0 0 2 36

PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM 0 9 5 4 13 320

PRIV. PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM 0 0 0 0 0 8

OTHER MN INSTITUTIONS 0 6 1 0 3 197

STATE OF MINNESOTA 3 0 173 79 55 141 4$07

OUT-OF=STATE SUBTOTAL 3 0 22 24- 9* 44 966

GRAND TOTAL 6 is 195 .113 14-9 185. 5473

4

11

TABLE 3

.MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD- UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEY

.

ACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

SOURCE SYSTEM


COMMUNITY-COLLEGE SYSTEM

AVTI SYSTEM






STATE OF MINNESOTA

QUT-OF-STATE SUBTOTAL

GRAND TOTAL


U OF MOULUTH

64

169

l0

397

7

68 _

0

0

725'

196

921

U OFTWIN

CITIES

674

1294

0

209

52

729

0

3

2957

/669

1426

U OF HttokR Is

22

I*42

0

86

7

r

1

0

167,

. 31

/91

U OF NCROOKSTON

12

5

0

26

0

4/

a

0

41-4

t9

-63

U OF MWASECA

11

7

0

49

1

3

o'

0

71

15

86 .

U OF 11

rbAY0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

0

0

0

U OF HSYSTEM

793

1537

0

769

67

en

i

3

3964

1930

39911-

-12-

TABLE 3 a

. MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

A

SOURCE SYSTEM



AVTI SYSTEM.






STATE OF.MINNESOTA

OUT-OFISTATE SUBTOTAL

GRAND 'TOTAL

1-!. 4


MINNESOTASCHOOL .OF

BUSINESS

NH INSTMEDICAL

TECHNLOGYLOWTHI AN

SCHOOL

THEINBEAUTYSCHOOL.

RITTERST PAUL

BEAUTY

ST CLOUDBEAUTYSCHOOL

17 0 i 0 0 1

38 4 ii- 0 0 0

15 3 0 0 9 4

63 4 6 0 0 0

1 0 1 0 0

12 0 1 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

64 2 1 2 0 14

210 13 18 2 9 19 1

,22 8 6 1 0 1

232 21 2* a 9 20

-13-

TABU 3. MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

SOURCE SYSTEM

STATE UNiVERSITY SYSTEM


AVTI SYSTEM






STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUTOFSTATE SUBTOTAL

GRAND TOTAL

$

-7

I

/).


ST PAUL PRIVATEBARBER SCHOOL OF ST CLOUD LUTHERAN MOUNDS RROPRIETARYSCHOOL COMM ARTS HOSPITAL DEACONESS ', MIDWAY !SYSTEM

1

*e

,

0

1

o

o

0

2

1

3

9

18

if

18

ii

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

2

5

- 0

1

48

70

3 5

92 --

o a o z 5

14 :5 6 7

:%

39

,

. o o a 0 .0

6 0 2 0 91

69 16 5 17 380

2+ 0 2 7 72

93 24 452

/ 14

0

,

%

. -

TABLE 3

MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 UNDERGRADUATES TRANSFERS FROM SYSTEM TO NSTITUTIONS

SOURCE SYSTEM


BETHANYLUTHERAN

CROSIERSEMINARY

GOLDENVA1.LEY

LUTHERANSAINT

NARY'S

PRIVATETWO YEARSYSTEM

0 2 33 36COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

0 9 39 48

AVTI SYSTEM

0 3 0 3


1 0 61 66


4PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM

0 0 3 16 21

PRIV.,OROFESSIONAL SYSTEM


STATE OF MINNESOTA2 0 22 153 179

OUT-OF-STATE SUBTOTAL e

7 0 7 28 42

GRAND TOTAL0 29 ID} 221

J

38

TABLE 3

;MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD-UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER-SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

,

SOURCE SYSTEM



AVTI SYSTEM

UNIVERSITY or MN SYSTEM



PRiV. PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM

OIHER MN INSTITUTIONS

STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUTOFSTATE SUBTOTAL

GRAND TOTAL

4


BETHEL CONCORD IA CONCORDIA DR MART IN GUSTAVUS. AUGSBURG COL LEGE CARLE TON MOORHEAD ST PAUL LUTHER AOOLPMUS,

. 15

42

10

29

0

0

13

19

o o 0 1

12 18 , 0 10

25 6 0 14

16 21, 0 10

0 0 0 0

0 4 0 2

110 91 0 69

118 8 104

141 209 173

te16-

10

14

2

12

3

0

1

-i0

7

9

0

7

%c..._

15 4 1

9 0 4

0 -I 0 0

1 0 0

63 8 4,1

56 30 20

119 38 44

HAOCINEMAC A-

LEST ER

0 6

0 17

0

0 20

p 0

-0 9

0 0

0 0

0 52

0 66

0 11,

TABLE 3.MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD1MIDERGRADUATETIMIFER-SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

SOURCE SYSTEM



AVT1 SYSTEM:

.UNIVERSITY OF MN SYSTEM


OPRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM



STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUT-Of-STATE SUBTOTAL

GRAND TOTAL

42

UNDERGRADUATES TRAN$FRS, FROM sAlftis, mINgTTUTONS

MFLS COLL MINNESOTAART#DESIGN 8I8LE

7 0

WORTH.CENTRAL

8I8LE

5

14 19

, 1 .15

20 0 12

9 o . AO

0 0

0

55 5- 66

47 5 147

102 10- 173

_NORTH- SAINT SAINT SAINT SAINT

WESTERN PILLSOURY 8ENEDICT CATHERINE JOHN'S MARY'S

12

18

5

26

o

73

49

122

-17-

1

2

0

.

6

11

0

3

3Sf

8$

5

.88

6 .

12

0

10

- 7

2

0

3

ib

0 17 44 9

o o o

. 0 0 , 8 0 0

5 37 274 37 23t

36 48 79 27 '53

44 85 353 64- 76

- 4j

TABU 3,MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD-UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

SOURCE SYSTEM



AVTI SYSTEM



'PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM


'OTHER MN INSTITUTIONS

STATE OF MINNESOTA


GRAND TOTAL

4 4

UNDERGRADUATES TRANSFERS FROM SYSTEMS TO IRSTITUTIONS

ST OLAF

3

8

0

1.3

2

8

0

0

34

47

81

ST PAULBIBLE

9

SAINTSCHOLA-

STICA

6

ST TERESA ST THOMAS

13 26

SCHOOL PRIVATEOF ASSOC FOUR YEAR

- ARTS SYSTEM

3 202

3 24 5 1.26 L. 470

11 0 0 2 4 50

,

7 42 1. 73 2 363

o I o o i 89

it 6 7 Olt 61. 1 279

0 0 0 ..1 0 1

4 0 0 0 1 31,7-,Y

32 79 26 297 15 1495

52 43 . 20 1.11 3 1168

90 122 .7"----/i4 406 . 18 24531

18

TABLE 4

MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM INSTITUTIONS TO SYSTEMS

I STATE COMM. UNIV. OF PRIV. PRIV. PRIV.

UNIV. COLL. Avp MINN. 2 YEAR 4 YEAR PROPRTRY STATE OFSOURCE INSTITUTIONS SYST. SYST. SYST. SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM MINN.

sEno,/ su

MANKATO SU

NOORiiEAD SU

ST CLOUD SU

WINONA SU

.

SOUTHWEST SU

NETROPOLITAN SU.


4 0

88 124 63

120 241 207

76 68 90

159 304 148

53 122 74

68 36 40

* 32 19

. 1

565 927 641

109

170

81

281,

34

3

-19-

783

5 4 S 415

10 44 10 102

6 18 3 342

9 66 23 990

2 26 2 354

.

0 . 14 0 192

4.

13 2 77

36 202 *$ 3255.

1.

4 7

9

SOURCE INSTITUTIONS

I** *"'

TABLE 4

MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCA-TION C__OORDI_NkIING 80AR_13.,

-STATEUNIVERSITY

SYSTEM

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEY

+++ ACAOEHIC YEARs 80-81 4++

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROH INSTITUTIONS

UNIv. OFMINNESOTA

SYSTEM

TO SYSTEMS

PRIVATETWO YEARSYSTEM

PRIVATEFOuR YEAR

SYSTEM

PRIVATEPRCFRIETARY

SYSTEM

/

STATE OFMINESOTA

AUSTIN CO 38 49 30 *3 1. 5 2.

218

BRAINERD CC 117 17 52 31 1 16 A * 208

FERGUS FALLS CC 90 10 7 14 0 7 0 128

HIBBING CC 24 22 16 14-7 a 7 7t.

123

ITASCA CC 56 30 10 24 1.1. 0 131

wILLmAR CC 166 37 71 4 2 14. 1 333

WORTHINGTON CC 87 12 17 17

rif3 0 137

VERMILION CC 35 9 16 30 0 7 0 116

ROCHESTER CC 4 248 45 105 102 3 16 3 522

NORTHLANO CC 59 13 12 10 0 6 0 100

HEUSICC 36 49 13 84 .1 18 2 223

'METROPOLITAN CC 68 44 28 93 0 32 $ 27.5

ANOWA-RAMSEY CC 153 12B 84 164 5 42 6 584

NORTH NENMEPIN CC 177 162 69 213.,

5 51 .. 12 709

LAKEWOOD CC 11.3 81 130 180 13 86 6 609RAINY RIVER CC 27 12 8 ir 0 5 o 69

MORMANDALE CC 207 171 68 363 11 90 12 922

INVER HILLS CC 110 102 103 63 5 54- 5 442

COMM/Hill's COLLEGE SYSTEM 1831. 1034 859 1537 46 470 70 5449

4 I

I.

-20-43-

TABCE 4I

MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM INSTITUTIONS TO SYSTEMS

STATE COMM.

UNIV. COLL.SOURCE INSTITUTIONS SYST. SYST.,J

ALBERT LEA AvT/ALEXANDRIA AvTIANOKk AvT?I*

. AUSTIN AvTIBEMIOJI AvTIBRAINERD AvTICANBY AvTIDAKOTA COUNTY ANTIDETROIT LAKES AvTIDULUTH AvTIEvELETH AvTIKARIBAuLT AvTIGRANITE FALLS AvTIHIBBING AvT/HUTCHINSON AvTI

.% JACKSON AvTIMANKATO WIMINNEAPOLIS AVTrHOORHEAD AvTIPINE CITY AvTIPIPESTONE AvTIRAM5EY-wASMIHOTC4 916 TVIROCHfSTEP AvTIST CLOUD AVTIST PAUL AvTISTAPLES AvTI

) SUBURBAN HENNEPIN AvTITHIEF RIVER FALLS AvTIWADENA'AvTIWILLMAR AvTIWINONA AvTIEAST GRAND FORKS AvTI

II) %RED WING 4vTIAVTI SYSTEH

4

25 22

6 2399 137 5

10 1.9

10 3

6 18

9 9

1 140 9

4 3

21 10it

7 6

15 9

47 9

75

in 5

13 48

/2 57

// 15

24 63

2

27 57

2 23

10 ,

23 LO

23 18I.

3

2 3

382 en

AVTISYST.

1648

64

231027IA

5514

21

2

161.6

6

37

182477

9

9

13

1,45

1.7

21

7791620

9

1252

184

371645

UNIV. OFMINN.

SYSTEM

o ,1o

a0o

0

0

0

a0

o

o

0

0

0

0

o

o

C

0

o

oo

0

o

0

0

o0

o

0

0

0

PRIV.

2 YEARSYSTEM

o

o

ia0o

3

0

o

o

o

Osa00

o

1

o

i0

0

adt0

, 000

03

o00

3

PRIV.

4 YEARSYSTEM

0

5

2

i0

0

0

2

io

o1

iC

ii3

i4G

0

L

,2

2

11

22o

t5

100

5C

PRIV.

PROPRTRYSYSfEM

o

iii0o

o

0

0

o

0

i001

1

,C81i0

i/3

13a0

o0

1C

C

035

STATE OFMINN.

24

10131347

2256238133

361125qaa5244

83

i75441528

2668953

89021

1063424

1216011

422936

51

TABLE 4


UNDERGRADUATE-TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMW YEAR: .80-81 UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM INSTITUTIONS TO SYSTEMS

SOURCE INSTITUTIONS1

,r1

STATE

UNIV.

SYST.

COMM.

COLL.

SYST.

U OF m DULUTH 5j, 81

U OF M TWIN CITIES 433 966

U OF M MORRIS 55 16,...

U OF M CROOKSTCN 1,8 14

U OF M WP,SECA 33 7

L1 OF H SYSTEM 620 1084

AVTISYST.

UNIV. OFMINN.

SYSTEM

PRIV.

2 YEARSYSTEM

PRIV.

4 YEARSYSTEM

300 149 5 65

,430 533 60 283

29 55 0 6

22 10 0 6

20 22 i 3

801 769 _ _ 66 353

-22-

PRIV.

PROPRTRY STATE OFSYSTEM MINN.

5 ---e'Th. 656

86 2791

1 - 162

0 1.00

0 86

92 3795

53

TABCE 4 .


-UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC-YEAR: 80-81 UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM INSTITUTIONS TO SYSTEMS

v ,1

4

5,OURCyNSTITUTIONS

STATE

UNIV.

SYST.

COMM.

COLL.

SYST:-

UNIV, OF PRIV. PRIV. PRIV.AVTI MINN. 2 YEAR 4 YEAR PROPRTRY STATE OF.SYST. -SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM 'SYSTEM MINN.

eE TRANY LUTHERAN 39 10 4

CROSIER SEMINARY 9 1 1

GOLDEN VALLEY LUTHERAN 47 40 24

ST MARY'S 32 41 7

0PRIVATE 2YR SYSTEM 127 _ 92 36

54 -23-

if 2 ,.. 18 C 84

0 0 4 0 15

45 2 55 3 216

/1 0 12 2 105..

.67 2. 89 5 420

4

55

TABCE 4

MIMESOTA, HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 . UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM INSTITUTIONS TO SYSTEMS

SOURCE INSTITUTIONS

STATE COMM. UNIV. OF PRIV. PRIV. PRIV.UNIV. COLL. AVTI MINN. 2 "YEAR 4 YEAR PROPRTRY STATE OFSYST. SYST. SYST. SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM SYSTEM MINN.

AUGSBURG 27 59 12 64BETHEL COLLEGE 17 41 13 80CAR"LETON 2 1 2 18COBCORDIA (HOOPHEAC) 46 18 24 42upcon I A (ST PAUL ) 15 10 10 15Ok MARTIN LONER. 5 4 3 -1GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS 23 20 11 riHAHLINE. 13 26 14 52MCALESTER 14 16 14 42151,1.S COL CP APT 1. DESIGN o 12 10 15NINNESOTA Er:OLE: 4- 15 9 2 ./NORTH CENTPAL enLE 0 11 5 3NORTHWESTERN to 27 13 23PILLSBURY. 2 10 11 0ST BENECICT 41 22 17 48ST CATHERINE 16 47 20 44ST JOHN's 24 i4 22 51ST HAPY'S 18 24 8 23ST ()LAP 7 19 14 60ST PAW. BIBLE 2 8 4 5ST SCHOLASTICA A 20 36 37ST TERESA to 28 14 10ST THOMAS 21 37 34 73PRIVATE 45R sysTvi 338 489 320 834

-214

1 10 1 1821 14 3 1690

..4 0 27

0 9 3 1420 5 1 56

-0 1 0 141 13 2 1410 16 1 122o ti t 1001 6 4 480 1 0 310 1 1 211 20 4 980 3 1 , 27

.-1 20 5 .154I. 35 0 1660 20 4 , 1351 13. 1 8g0 15 1 1361 to 1 342 9 0 1102 11 0 835 22 5 206

21 279 39 2290

57

TABI2E4,/,

MINNESOTA HIGHESDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM INSTITUTIONS TO SYSTEMS

SOURCE INSTITUTIONS

STATE

UNIV.

SYST.

COMM.iCOLL.

SYST.AVTISYST.

UNIV. OF

MINN.

SYSTEM

PRIV.

2 YEARSYSTEM

PRIV.

4 YEARSYSTEM

PRIV.

PROPRTRYSYSTEM

STATE OFMINN.

BETHEL SEMINAPy 2 2 5 0 0 0 9

LUTHER THEOL SEYINARY 0 i 0 0 1 0 2

./."1NW LuTH THFOL SEMINARY 0 i 1. 0 0 C 2

ST PAUL SEMINARY 0- 0 1. 0 0 0 1

4itm MITCHELL CCL OF LAw 0 0 0 1. 0 C i

MAYO mECICAL 0 0 1. 0 0 0 1

PRIVATE PROFESSIONAL SYS 2 4 1. 0 1 0 16

-25-

,

5 3

.TABUE 4

MINNESOTA HIGHER ED116100RDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

,.

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM INSTITUTIONS TO SYSTEMS-

,

STATE COMM. UNIV. OF PRIV. PRIV. PRIV.AJNIV.4 COLL. AVJ MINN. 2 YEAR 4 YEAR PROPRTRY STATE OF

SOURCE INSTITUTIONS SYST. SYST. ST. SYSTEM SYSTEM SYS EM SYSTEM MINN...,-------


STATZ OF MINNESOTA

WISCONSIN

NORTH DAKOTA

SOUTH DAKOTA

IOWA

OTHER STATES

FOPEIGN

OUT-OF-.STATf SUeTOTAL

GPAND TOTAL,

34 75 197

3868 4451 4310

210 279 /82

461 87 1.68

t

1

1.59 . 57 42

217 139 -4,13\.

875 892 435

158 35 99

2080 1489 9E6

5948 5940 5276

-26-

3 1 31. 91

r

.

432

3961 178 1454 289 18611

§1.1 15 190 26 1513

132 4 63 11 926

78 3 V. 3 3E6

-?

116 4 79 4 , 599

9C6 16 740 23 38e7

87' 0 72 5 456

1930. .1168 72 7747

5891 220 2622 3E1. 2E258

"

k

TABLE 5

MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEY

ACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 'SYSTEM TO SYSTEM TRANSFERS BY SEX AND CLASS LEVEL FOR:


SOURCE SYSTEMS MEN WOMEN OCATIONAL FRESH.

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 252 316 g 172

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 947 884 0 436

AVTI SYSTEM 209 173 171

UNIVERSITY OF MN SYSTEM 319 301 o 136

PRIVATE 2 YEAR SYSTEM52 75 0 30

PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM 146 192.A.

o 97

PRIV. PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM o 2 o 1

OTHER MN INSTITUTIONS 17 17 o 12

STATE OF MINNESOTA 1925 1.943 o 1043

OUTOFSTATE SUBTOTAL 1108 972 o 569

GRAND TOTAL 3033 2915 o 1812

grally

27

,

SOPH.

167

565

88

124

e 572

65

SENIOR

105

, 258

58

TOTAL

568

1431

382

109 199 176 620

4i 37 19 127

100 92 49 338

i o o 2

13 5 4 34

1071 1089 665 Mg',I

' 579 557 375

1650 1646 1040 594808

63

TABLE 5

MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATfON 60ORDINATING BOAR101,..,\UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEY

ACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 SYSTEM TO SYSTEM TRANSFERS BY SEX AND CLASS LEVEL FOR:

. COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

SOURCE SYSTEMS MEN WOMEN VOCATIONAL FRESH. , SOPH: JUNIOR SENIOR TOTAL

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 357 570 0 581 309 37 0 927COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 430 604 0 750 282 2 0 1034AVTI SYSTEM 327 494 0 391 412 18 0 021UNIVERSITY OF MN SYSTEM 411 673 o 768 291 25 o 1084

PRIVATE 2 YEAR SYSTEM 33 59 0 60 32 A 0 92

PRIVATE 4 162 327 c 321 147 21 o 1489

PRIV. PROFESSI NAL SYSTEM i 3 o 2 2 0 0 4

OTHER MN INSTITUTIONS 3? 43 0 39 32 4 0 75'

STATE OF MINNESOTA 1721 2730 , 0 2873 1475 , 103 0

OUT-OF-STATE SUBTOTAL 660 829 o 989 434 66 0 1489

GRAND TOTAL 2301 3559 o 3862 1.909 169 o 5940 ,

t,

6 4

4e

6 5

_

TABLE ,,

MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEY

ACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 SYSTEM TO SYSTEM TRANSFERS BY SEX AND CLASS

,

SOURCE SYSTEMS MEN WOMEN



AVTI SYSTEM

UNIVERSITY* MN SYSTEM

PRIVATE 2 YtAR SYSTEM


PRIV. PROFESSIONAL' SYSTEM


STATE OF MINNESOTA


GRAND TOTAL

312

473

1099

432

1.7

131

70

2419

537

2956

6 )

i

329

385

596

3E9

19

A...12(9j

127

1891

429

2320

o

AVTISYSTEM

VEL FOR:

VOCATIONAL

641

859

FRESH.

0

0

SOPH.

0

0

,JUNIOR

0

0

SENIOR

0

t

TO

641

859

1645 0 0 0 0 1645

801 0 0 0 0 80i

36 0 Os 0 0 36_

320 0 0 0 0 320

8

197 0 0 0 0 197

Lt10 0 0 0 0 43i0b.

966 0 0 0 0 966

5276 0 0 0 0 5276

r

---,-,19

'-

67

't

,

.

TABLE 5

'MINNESOTA HIGIER EDUCATION COORDINATiNG BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81

SOURCE SYSTEMS

STATE UNIVERSITY.SYSTEM

COMMUNITY COLLEGE S"ISTEM

SYSTEM T SYSTEM TRANSFERS BY SEX AND CLASS LEVEL FOR:

UNIVERSITY OP MINNESOTA SYSTEM

MEN WOMEN VOCATIONAL FRESH. SOPH. JUNIOR

348 435 , o ioz 418 :97

856 681 0 219 804 501

SENIOR

66

13

TOTAL

783-

:537e--.AVTI SYSTEM

a a a o a o a a

UNIVERSITY OF MN SYSTEM 419 350 0 186 273 -227 53 769

PRIVATE 2 YEAR SYSTEM' ,31 36 0 7 36 22 2 67

PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM 341 463. 0 62 '412, , 254 76 804

PRIV. PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM 1 tbre--- 0 0 0 0 1 a 1

OTHER.MN:INSTITUTIO,NST' Hv '-....

, ,--2- :

O. 0 2,

3

.

STATE OF MINNESOTA :996 19E5 0 576 1943 1202 240. 5961:.

OUTOFSTATE SUBTOTAL 982 948 0 348 970 514 ,98 1930

GRAND TOTAL 2978 2913 0 924 2913 1716 138 5891

60

TABI.E 5

' MINNESOTA HIGHER.EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC XEAR: 80-81 SYSTEM TO SYSTEM TRANSFERS BY SEX AND:CLASS LEVEL FOR:

PRIVATE PROPRIETARY SYSTEM

SOURCE SYSTEMS MEN WOMEN VOCATIONAL FRESH. SOPH. JUNIOR SENIOR TOTAL



AVTI SYSTEM


,PRIVATE 2 YEAR SYSTEM



,OTHER MN INSTITUTIONS

STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUTOFSTATE SUBTOTAL

GRAND TOTAL

(

tt

30

to

48

0

19

o

34

118

145. .

i/

-

-

37

40s

2

A5

20

0 ^

57.-/71

216

*

,'

48

70

35

92

, 5

39

0

91

289

72.

361.

0

0

o

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

o

0

0

0

0

0

0

0'

0

0

,,r-

0

..

0

0

0

0

0

.0

. 0

0

0

0

0

'0

0

0

0

O

0

0

0

0

48

70

35

92

5

_

39

0

91

2e9 '

72

36/

7 11. 31

4.

71

)

TABIIE 5

' MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEY

ACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 SYSTEM TO SYSTEM TRANSFERS BY SEX AND CLASS LEVEL FOR:

,.

11 ./ ,

SOURCE SYSTEMS



AVTI SYSTEM






STATE OF MINNESOTA


GRAND TOTAL

MEN

5

7

0

e

0

3

0

1

23

li34

,PRIVATE TWO-YEAR SYSTEM

o

WOMEN VOCATIONAL FRESH.

31 0 36

41 0 47

3 0 3

58 0- 66

it 0 4

18 0 21

0 0 0

0 0 ii55 0 177

*31 0 35-ja6 0 212

SOPH.

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

i4

5

JUNIOR

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

/SENIOR1

6

0

, 0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

, TOTAL

48

, 3

66

4

21

0

1

178 .-

42

220

,

\

72.

i

32

),

73'

at

TABL,E 5,-,

'MINNESOTA.HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDPGRADUATE TRANSFER SURVEYACADEMIC YEAR: 80-81 SYSTEM TO SYSTEM TRANSFERS BY SEX AND CLASS LEVEL,FOR:

PRIVATE FOUR-YEAR SYSTEM

/

SOURCE SYSTEMS MEN WOMEN VOCATIONAL FRESH. , SOPH. JUNIOR SENIOR TOTAL


COMMUNITY.COLLEGE SYSTEM

AVTI SYSTEM

UNIVER-SITY OF MN SYSTEM


,PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM



STATE OF MINNESOTA

OUT-OF-STATE SUBTFAL

-GRAND TOTAL

76

212

24

143

31

78

0

10

564

577

1141

126

258

26

220

58

201

1

21

890

591

1481

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

76

173

40

151

12

85

0

20

537

407

944

60

183

8

106

36

120

0

9

513

391

904

49

107

2

81

41

62

1

1

e343

260--

603

17

7

0

25

C

12

0

1

61

1/0

171

202

470

50

363

. 89

279

1

31

1454

1168

2622

7

7 4'

A10

..

r

k

,

...

75

.

TAKE 5

MINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARDUNDERGRADUATE TRANSfER SURVEY

ACADEMIC YEAR: 80.181 SYSTEM TO SYSTEM TRANSFERS BY SEX AND CLASS LEVEL FOR:

SOURCE SYSTEMS

STATE OF MINNESOTA

MEN WOMEN VOCATIONAL FRESH. SOPH. JUNIOR .SENIOR TOTAL

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 1361 1844. 659 967 954 407 1E8 3205

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM 2955 29 .. 929 1625 1835 1182 278 5849

AVTI SYSTEM 1619 13 7 080 581_

85 58 2936

UNIVERSITY OF MN SYSTEM 1780 2015 e 93 1307 779 532 284 3795

PRIVATE,2 YEAR SYSTEM 164 256 41 113 145 100 21 420

PRIVATE 4 YEAR SYSTEM 880 1410 359 586 779 429 . 137 2290

PRLV, PROFESSIONALSYSTEM 7 9 8 - 3 3 2 0 16

OTHER MN INSTITUTIONS 166. 2E6 258 72 56 11 5 432

STATE OF MINNESOTA .8766 9745 4999 5206 5003 273,k 966 18511

OUT-OF-STATE SUBTOTAL 3922 yy 1038 2348 2378 1400 583 7747

GRAND TOTAL 12EE8 5637 7554, 7351 4137 1549 26258b-5-40

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