By the Numbers
2021-22 Student Profile
Student Gender
Female
Male
Unknown/Not Stated
Total
Student Age
%
Under 20
%
20 to 24
%
25 to 39
%
40 and older
Race/Ethnicity
- Latina/o/x 55.8%
- White Non-Hispanic 16.9%
- Asian 12.6%
- Unknown/Not Stated 4.7%
- Two or More 3.7%
- Black/African American 3.1%
- Filipino 3%
- American Indian or Alaskan .2%
- Pacific Islander .2%
Top Five Areas of Study
- Business Administration
2,009 - Psychology AA-T
1,135 - Pre-Nursing
1,020 - Computer Science
973 - Business Management
884
Fall 2021 Enrollment Status
%
12 or more units
%
6 to 11.5 units
%
Less than 6 units
Method of Instruction
Hybrid
In-person
Online
Zoom
Other
Top 10 High Schools
1,132 Anaheim High
1,086 Fullerton High
946 La Habra High
931 Sunny Hills High
863 Troy High
835 Katella High
809 Valencia High
712 Brea-Olinda High
706 Sonora High
604 El Dorado High
Degrees & Certificates Awarded
| Count | Degree |
|---|---|
| 1,944 | Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree |
| 802 | Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T) degree |
| 434 | Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) degree |
| 317 | Associate in Science degree |
| 3,497 | Associate degree total |
| Count | Certificate |
|---|---|
| 1,893 | Certificate requiring 30 to 60 units |
| 70 | Certificate requiring less than 30 units |
| 1,963 | Certificate total |
Academic Goal
%
Degree and/Transfer
%
Other (Four-year college student taking course to meet four-year requirement)
%
Job advancement and certification (CTE certificate, new career)
%
Educational advancement (move noncredit coursework to credit coursework)
Student Subgroups – Academic Year
Fullerton College serves students with diverse interests and needs. These numbers share a few examples of some of the subpopulations that the college serves.
| Population | Subgroup |
|---|---|
| 10,840 | First-Generation College Students (Parents Ed Level: No High School/ High School Diploma) |
| 10,144 | Attempted College-Level Math or English |
| 883 | Extended Opportunity Program and Services (EOPS) |
| 562 | Student-Athlete |
| 320 | Veteran (Received Benefits for AY 21-22 |
| 718 |
Honors Program (Honor Students) |
| 190 | Formerly Incarcerated |
| 107 | Former Foster Youth |
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