Table 251.

Selected statistics on degree-granting historically Black colleges and universities, by control and type of institution: Selected years, 1990 through 2009

Enrollment, degrees, type of revenues, and type of expenditures	Total	Public			Private
		Total	4-year	2-year	Total	4-year	2-year
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Number of institutions, fall 2009	100	51	40	11	49	48	1
Fall enrollment
Total enrollment, fall 1990	257,152	187,046	171,969	15,077	70,106	68,528	1,578
Males	105,157	76,541	70,220	6,321	28,616	28,054	562
Males, Black	82,897	57,255	54,041	3,214	25,642	25,198	444
Females	151,995	110,505	101,749	8,756	41,490	40,474	1,016
Females, Black	125,785	86,949	80,883	6,066	38,836	38,115	721
Total enrollment, fall 2000	275,680	199,725	175,404	24,321	75,955	75,306	649
Males	108,164	78,186	68,322	9,864	29,978	29,771	207
Males, Black	87,319	60,029	56,017	4,012	27,290	27,085	205
Females	167,516	121,539	107,082	14,457	45,977	45,535	442
Females, Black	139,920	96,677	89,260	7,417	43,243	42,810	433
Total enrollment, fall 2009	322,789	246,595	204,016	42,579	76,194	76,046	148
Males	125,666	94,950	77,702	17,248	30,716	30,647	69
Males, Black	100,550	72,627	65,696	6,931	27,923	27,854	69
Females	197,123	151,645	126,314	25,331	45,478	45,399	79
Females, Black	163,540	121,461	108,403	13,058	42,079	42,001	78
Full-time enrollment, fall 2009	256,036	185,111	162,032	23,079	70,925	70,799	126
Males	102,351	73,723	64,198	9,525	28,628	28,562	66
Females	153,625	111,388	97,834	13,554	42,237	42,237	60
Part-time enrollment, fall 2009	66,753	61,484	41,984	19,500	5,269	5,247	22
Males	23,315	21,227	13,504	7,723	2,088	2,085	3
Females	43,438	40,257	28,480	11,777	3,181	3,162	19
Earned degrees conferred, 2008-09
Associate's	3,469	3,338	789	2,549	131	107	24
Males	1,163	1,107	179	928	56	45	11
Males, Black	522	469	107	362	53	42	11
Females	2,306	2,231	610	1,621	75	62	13
Females, Black	1,293	1,222	349	873	71	58	13
Bachelor's	31,416	21,889	21,889	†	9,527	9,527	†
Males	11,068	7,622	7,622	†	3,446	3,446	†
Males, Black	9,415	6,308	6,308	†	3,107	3,107	†
Females	20,348	14,267	14,267	†	6,081	6,081	†
Females, Black	17,598	11,993	11,993	†	5,605	5,605	†
Master's	7,228	6,304	6,304	†	924	924	†
Males	2,024	1,736	1,736	†	288	288	†
Males, Black	1,419	1,183	1,183	†	236	236	†
Females	5,204	4,568	4,568	†	636	636	†
Females, Black	4,012	3,456	3,456	†	556	556	†
First-professional	1,908	784	784	†	1,124	1,124	†
Males	786	317	317	†	469	469	†
Males, Black	470	130	130	†	340	340	†
Females	1,122	467	467	†	655	655	†
Females, Black	750	254	254	†	496	496	†
Doctor's	667	490	490	†	177	177	†
Males	262	188	188	†	74	74	†
Males, Black	168	108	108	†	60	60	†
Females	405	302	302	†	103	103	†
Females, Black	293	199	199	†	94	94	†
Financial statistics, 2008-091	In thousands of current dollars
Total revenue	$7,052,762	$4,738,339	$4,361,043	$377,296	$2,314,423	$2,311,766	$2,657
Student tuition and fees	1,599,492	806,851	764,435	42,416	792,641	792,231	410
Federal government2	1,954,972	1,149,778	1,003,698	146,080	805,194	803,924	1,270
State governments	2,016,014	1,922,031	1,771,515	150,516	93,983	93,733	250
Local governments	170,312	155,434	134,904	20,530	14,878	14,878	0
Private gifts and grants3	318,896	78,468	75,152	3,316	240,428	239,727	701
Investment return (gain or loss)	-325,715	-13,458	-14,344	886	-312,257	-312,265	8
Auxiliary (essentially     self-supporting) enterprises	749,464	456,502	448,443	8,059	292,962	292,962	0
Hospitals and other sources	569,327	182,733	177,240	5,493	386,594	386,577	17
Total expenditures	7,447,698	4,649,702	4,282,533	367,169	2,797,996	2,795,724	2,272
Instruction	2,073,628	1,391,215	1,243,302	147,913	682,413	681,962	451
Research	413,985	276,258	275,901	357	137,728	137,728	0
Academic support	609,093	432,067	403,934	28,133	177,026	176,999	27
Institutional support	1,267,374	647,194	593,034	54,160	620,180	619,328	852
Auxiliary (essentially     self-supporting) enterprises	823,162	543,741	531,307	12,434	279,421	279,421	0
Other expenditures	2,260,456	1,359,228	1,235,055	124,173	901,228	900,286	942

†Not applicable.

1 Totals (column 2) of public and private institutions together are approximate because public and private not-for-profit institutions fill out different survey forms with different accounting concepts.

2 Includes independent operations.

3 Includes contributions from affiliated entities.

NOTE: Degree-granting institutions grant associate’s or higher degrees and participate in Title IV federal financial aid programs. Historically Black colleges and universities are degree-granting institutions established prior to 1964 with the principal mission of educating Black Americans. Federal regulations, 20 U.S. Code, Section 1061 (2), allow for certain exceptions to the founding date. Federal, state, and local governments revenue includes appropriations, grants, and contracts. Totals include persons of other racial/ethnic groups not separately identified. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, 1990 through 2009 Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System, "Fall Enrollment Survey" (IPEDS-EF:90), Spring 2001, Spring 2010, and Fall 2009. (This table was prepared October 2010.)