Table II-1-e

Student Off-Campus

Fall 2001

School	FTE Students Off Campus
Alabama	23.1
Albany	4.3
Alberta	3.0
Arizona	52.8
British Columbia	2.0
Buffalo	2.7
California – Los Angeles	0.0
Catholic	88.7
Clarion	37.0
Clark Atlanta	-----
Dalhousie	-----
Dominican^1	46.0
Drexel	77.8
Emporia	165.0
Florida State^2	322.9
Hawaii	9.0
Illinois	105.2
Indiana^3	5.6
Iowa	11.2
Kent State	149.3
Kentucky	4.5
Long Island	-----
Louisiana State	25.0
Maryland	0.0
McGill	-----
Michigan	0.0
Missouri	187.6
Montréal	-----
North Carolina Central	-----
North Carolina – Chapel Hill	0.0
North Carolina – Greensboro	110.0
North Texas	72.3
Oklahoma	40.0
Pittsburgh	14.0
Pratt	0.0
Puerto Rico	-----
Queens	0.0
Rhode Island	24.0
Rutgers	13.5
St. John's^4	2.8
San Jose	334.0
Simmons	-----
South Carolina	-----
South Florida	199.0
Southern Connecticut	-----
Southern Mississippi	30.0
Syracuse^5	58.5
Tennessee	52.0
Texas	17.4
Texas Woman's	38.0
Toronto	0.0
Washington	0.0
Wayne State	51.5
Western Ontario	5.3
Wisconsin – Madison	0.0
Wisconsin – Milwaukee	72.0
Total (45 schools)^6	2,423.7
Mean (n = 45)^6	53.9

1. Dominican ¾ Off-campus site. Does not include the College of St. Catherine.

2. Florida State ¾ Until Florida State University applies student location coding consistently, this figure will be the percentage enrollment in off-campus courses.

3. Indiana — Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses = on campus (South Bend, Fort Wayne, Gary = off-campus) – distance education.

4. St. John’s ¾ At Oakdale extension site.

5. Syracuse — Reported 32.25 MLIS, 20.5 IRM and 5.75 TNM. These numbers were combined by the authors.

6. Exlcudes Clark Atlanta, Dalhousie, Long Island, McGill, Montréal, North Carolina Central, Puerto Rico, Simmons, South Carolina, and Southern Connecticut, which did not report data on off-campus enrollment.

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