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RESEARCH & STATISTICS

DISTRICT FISCAL RESOURCES

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Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)
 District general fund income by source
1988/89 - 2008/09
Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)
 General fund expenditures by major function
1980/81 - 2008/09
Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)
 Basic program expenditures by college and district office
2008 - 2009
Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)
 Expenditures of special or restricted funds by function
1981/82 - 2008/09
Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)
 Expenditures in special student services* by college
 1978/79 - 2008/09

*Special student services are financial aid, extended opportunity programs and services, disabled students programs and services, matriculation, and special project grants.
Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)
 Employee Headcount and Average Pay
March 2011
Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)
 Employee Demographics
March 2010
Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)

Addressing Inequality of Access/Service among Community College Districts in California Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)

The process for allocating state funds for growth in community college enrollments, in place since Proposition 13 has produced inequities in access and service to college-relevant populations around the state including the LACCD. George Prather, Ph.D., June 28, 2004
Full-term enrollment (ever enrolled) by college, including non-credit enrollment (link opens new browser window)

LACCD ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT RELEASED:

LACCD COLLEGES CONTRIBUTE $9.1 BILLION TO THE REGIONAL ECONOMY - October 2008

For more information about the report follow this link: http://research.laccd.edu/eir/

 

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