ACCESS IS NOT ENOUGH  October 1989


                             APPENDIX B


  Progression of and Fall 1989 Retention Goals for First-Time/Full-Time
            Freshman Admitted on Regular Admission Standards
                     Fall 1983 Through Fall 1988




                 	Actual Retention Rates                  		     Retention Rates Needed to Meet State Goals

							4th Year	Fifth Year			    4th Year     5th Year
Campus 	1st Year	2nd Year	3rd Year	Enrolled/	Enrolled/   2d Year	3rd Year    Enrolled/    Enrolled/
Summary	Enrolled	Enrolled 	Enrolled	Graduated	Graduated   Enrolled	Enrolled    Graduated    Graduated 


Enrolled 1983

No. W	3373		2783		2406		2270		2181
No. B	 390		 285		 242		 205		 177
  % W	 100		  83		  71		  67		  65
  % B	 100		  73		  62		  52 		  45


Enrolled 1984

No. W	3608		3019		2673		2476		2275
No. B	 394		 283		 237		 214	      	 188
  % W	 100		  84		  74		  69		  63
  % B	 100 		  72		  60		  54		  48

Enrolled 1985

No. W	3245		2721		2362		2229		
No. B	 391		 309		 246		 227							          180
  % W	 100		  84		  73		  69
  % B	 100		  79		  63		  58							           46

Enrolled 1986

No. W	2882		2470		2198
No. B	 376		 301		 254								    214
  % W	 100		  86		  76		
  % B	 100		  80		  68								     57

Enrolled 1987

No. W	2953		2496
No. B	 431		 322									289
  % W	 100		  85
  % B	 100	 	  75									 67

Enrolled 1988

No. W	2559	
No. B	 434									     356
  % W	 100
  % B	 100 									      82

{Key Whites=W  Blacks=B}


Notes:

1. To interpret the table and to compare current status with our projected goals, one should read the table diagonally. For
instance, the current fifth year enrolled/graduation rate for the entering class of 1984 is 48 percent; the State-mandated goal
for the entering class of 1985 is 46%.

2. The retention/graduation statistics presented on this document include revisions resulting from an improved methodology for
identifying degree recipients. Any data shown here supercede previously published summaries