Spring 2022 Text Versions of Figures
The following are accessible text versions of the figures presented in the Spring 2022 newsletter.
Figure 1 for Fall 2022 Enrollment
Figure 1 shows Fall 2021 Enrollment at census for all SUNY community colleges excluding any high school enrollment. The list is sorted from highest to lowest enrollment.
- Suffolk County: 16,228
- Nassau: 12,597
- Westchester: 8,731
- Monroe: 8,652
- Erie: 7,036
- Hudson Valley: 6,986
- Onondaga: 4,889
- Rockland: 4,380
- Dutchess: 4,250
- Orange County: 3,770
- Broome: 3,657
- Finger Lakes: 3,202
- Niagara County: 3,066
- Mohawk Valley: 3,008
- Genesee: 2,343
- Adirondack: 2,062
- Jamestown: 1,749
- Jefferson: 1,739
- Schenectady County: 1,694
- Corning: 1,517
- Tompkins Cortland: 1,515
- Cayuga County: 1,497
- Ulster County: 1,449
- Herkimer County: 1,352
- Sullivan County: 907
- Columbia-Greene: 883
- Fulton-Montgomery: 865
- North Country: 797
- Clinton: 479
Figure 2 for Fall 2022 Enrollment
Figure 2 shows Fall 2021 Enrollment at end of term for all SUNY Community Colleges including dual enrollment students (3,598 at MCC). The list is sorted from highest to lowest enrollment.
- Suffolk County: 21,079
- Monroe: 13,077
- Nassau: 12,647
- Erie: 9,299
- Westchester: 9,146
- Hudson Valley: 8,920
- Onondaga: 7,719
- Dutchess: 7,329
- Rockland: 5,767
- Broome: 5,502
- Mohawk Valley: 5,495
- Finger Lakes: 5,434
- Orange County: 5,289
- Tompkins Cortland: 4,693
- Genesee: 4,490
- Niagara County: 4,221
- Corning: 3,915
- Schenectady County: 3,872
- Jamestown: 3,810
- Cayuga County: 3,558
- Ulster County: 2,936
- Adirondack: 2,738
- Jefferson: 2,418
- Herkimer County: 2,299
- Fulton-Montgomery: 1,737
- Sullivan County: 1,595
- Columbia-Greene: 1,360
- Clinton: 992
Figure 3 for Fall 2021 to Spring 2022 Persistence
Figure 3 shows Fall to Spring persistence by educational status.
Fall 2017
- first time: 79.5%
- transfer: 71.7%
- continuing: 76.6%
- returning: 63.1%
Fall 2018
- first time: 76.2%
- transfer: 73.5%
- continuing: 77.0%
- returning: 62.7%
Fall 2019
- first time: 77.2%
- transfer: 73.2%
- continuing: 75.7%
- returning: 61.3%
Fall 2020
- fist time: 67.3%
- transfer: 64.2%
- continuing: 72.8%
- returning: 58.2%
Fall 2021
- fist time: 72.8%
- transfer: 64.4%
- continuing: 73.4%
- returning: 54.0%
Figure 4 for Fall 2021 to Spring 2022 Persistence
Figure 4 shows fall to spring persistence rates as related to the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF).
Fall 2021
- First time students with HEERF 72.2%, without 74%.
- Transfer students with HEERF 67.2%, without 59.3%.
- Continuing students with HEERF 74.6%, without 71.1%.
- Returning students with HEERF 58.7%, without 44%.
Figure 5 for Fall to Fall Retention
Figure 5 shows Fall to Fall retention rates of matriculated students.
- Fall 2009: 55.7%
- Fall 2010: 52.6%
- Fall 2011: 55.5%
- Fall 2012: 53.6%
- Fall 2013: 53.7%
- Fall 2014: 52.9%
- Fall 2015: 52.5%
- Fall 2016: 53.9%
- Fall 2017: 52.5%
- Fall 2018: 52.2%
- Fall 2019: 50.7%
- Fall 2020: 49.6%
Figure 6 for Fall to Fall Retention
Figure 6 shows Fall to Fall retention rates of matriculated students by course delivery method.
Fall 2019
- Online students: 56.8%
- Face-to-face students: 69.9%
- Overall success: 68.1%
Fall 2020*
- Remote students: 64.6%
- Online students: 60%
- Overall success: 65.2%
Fall 2021
- Remote students: 61%
- Online students: 60.5%
- Face-to-face students: 70.6%
- Overall success: 65.1%
* Fall 2020 face-to-face success rates are omitted because there were a limited number of course sections. The sections that were held face-to-face had a success rate of almost 90%.