Enrollment by Higher Education Segment [EdBudget]

July 2022

Enrollment by Higher Education Segment

Resident Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Students

	2020-21 Actual	2021-22 Revised	2022-23 Enacted	Change from 2021-22
	2020-21 Actual	2021-22 Revised	2022-23 Enacted	Amount	Percent
California Community Colleges^a	1,106,356	1,104,305	1,110,256	5,951	0.5%
California State University
Undergraduate	353,262	340,470	349,904	9,434	2.8%
Graduate/other postbaccalaureate	30,265	29,362	29,362	—	—
Teacher credential	9,266	9,024	9,024	—	—
Subtotals	(392,793)	(378,857)	(388,291)	(9,434)	(2.5%)
University of California
Undergraduate	200,075	195,771	201,481^b	5,710	2.9%
Graduate	37,359	38,381	38,691	310	0.8
Subtotals	(237,434)	(234,152)	(240,172)	(6,020)	(2.6%)
Hastings College of the Law	813	969	1,004	35	3.6%
Totals	1,737,395	1,718,283	1,739,722	21,440	1.2%
^a Reflects budgeted (not actual) enrollment levels. The budget over the period shown includes certain emergency and hold harmless provisions, which effectively fund colleges at levels higher than they otherwise would be.
^b Reflects level of enrollment funded in the 2022-23 Budget Act. UC has until 2023-24 to reach this enrollment level.
At CCC, 1 FTE student is 525 contact hours per year, which on average generates about 24 credits. For undergraduate education at CSU and UC, 1 FTE student is 30 credit units. For graduate education at CSU, UC, and Hastings, 1 FTE student is 24 credit units. Hastings enrollment reflects resident enrollment in its juris doctor program.