2009 Report to the Community - Pitt Community College

PCC LOOKS TOWARD THE FUTURE
FACTS AND FIGURES
2008-2009 Enrollment
Curriculum Programs 10,300
Continuing Education and Community Dev. 11,210
Unduplicated Headcount* 20,682
* Unduplicated Headcount is not the sum of the two totals shown because
828 students took both a Curriculum and ConEd course.
Student Profile
Female 58.1%
Male 41.9%
Average Age 26
Funding
Other*
14.48%
Federal
16.43%
In-State Tuition
$50 per credit hour or
$800 for full-time students
Out-of-State Tuition
(16 hours or more)**
County
9.18%
State
59.91%
As a result of numerous surveys, focus group meetings and more
than 200 interviews, PCC has a new facilities master plan in place
that will outline growth at the school for the next 10 years.
Despite opening a new student center in March and renovating
the Robert Lee Humber Building in 2006, PCC is still North
Carolina’s most crowded community college. A record
enrollment of 7,710 students this fall and better retention of
students overall have only exacerbated the need for additional
space.
In October 2009, PCC Trustees approved a plan by MBAJ
Architecture that builds upon a facilities master plan
administrators approved in 2004.
The newly-approved plan is to be carried out in six phases
and calls for more than $60 million in renovations and new
construction that will create 382,000 square feet of space.
In addition to the removal of several trailers on campus and
renovations to select buildings, the first two phases of the 2009-
2019 plan call for construction of new classroom and sciences
buildings and a new child development center.
Phase III includes expansion of the Craig F. Goess Student
Center to house the college’s bookstore, disability services
program and student lounge as well as improvements to several
existing facilities.
Highlighting the final three phases will be a 53,600-squarefoot
Design and Workforce Technology Center, an Alumni and
Foundation Conference Center and two new 50,000-square-foot
academic buildings to support projected enrollment growth.
According to PCC President Dennis Massey, “We’re maximizing
opportunities we have, but we are eagerly anticipating more
space, which is why the master plan is so important.”
$241.30 per credit hour or
$3,860.80 for full-time students
(16 hours or more)**
** Tuition is set by the NC General Assembly and is subject to change
without notice.
Average Class Size
Students per Class 17
Student/Faculty Ratio 26 :1
2008-2009 Graduates
Curriculum Programs
Associate Degrees 669
Certificates 261
Diplomas 206
TOTAL 1,136
ConEd/CECD
GED 158
Adult High School 57
TOTAL 215
State 29,148,659.27
County 4,467,557.50
Federal 7,995,659.11
Other* 7,042,921.08
TOTAL FUNDING $48,654,796.96
* Other funding consists of Sales & Services, Non-capital Grants, Investment
Income, Non-operating Revenues, Capital Grants, Non-capital Gifts, and
Operating Revenue.
Student Residence Profile
Pitt County 61.5%
Adjacent Counties 13.9%
Other NC Counties 21.6%
Non-NC Residents 3.0%
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