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     Fact Sheet

    GPC Fact Books and Research Reports: 
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    2005-2006   2004-2005   2003-2004   2002-2003   2001-2002   2000-2001   1999-2000

    The following Fact Books are in html format:

    1998-1999   1997-1998   1996-1997

    OFFICERS

    President

    Dr. Anthony S. Tricoli

    Executive Vice President for Financial & Administrative Affairs

    Ronald L. Carruth

    Vice President for Educational Affairs

    Virginia Michelich, Ph.D

    Vice President for Institutional Advancement

    Jeffrey H. Tarnowski

    LOCATIONS

    Clarkston Campus

    555 N. Indian Creek Drive
    Clarkston, GA 30021-2361
    678-891-3200

    Decatur Campus

    3251 Panthersville Road
    Decatur, GA 30034-3897
    678-891-2300

    Dunwoody Campus

    2101 Womack Road
    Dunwoody, GA 30338-4497
    770-274-5000

    Alpharetta Center at GSU

    3705 Brookside Parkway
    Alpharetta, GA 30022
    770-274-5200

    Newton Campus

    239 Cedar Lane
    Covington, Georgia 30014
    770-278-1200

    DATA

    Total Enrollment (Fall 2009)
    (credit, including minority)    		24,549
    Minority Enrollment (Fall 2009)17,415
    Continuing Education Enrollment (FY 2009)
    (Duplicated Count) and (Non-credit)    		2,365
    International Students (Fall 2009)3,866
    Average Student Age (Fall 2009)24.8 years
    Programs 38 Associate degrees, 4 Career and technical degrees and 9 Dual degree programs with DeKalb Tech
    Degrees Awarded (May 2009)1,514(FY 2009)
    Total Employees (Fall 2009)
    (including student assistants)    		2,563
    Full-time Employees (Fall 2009)785
    Part-time Employees (Fall 2009)742
    Faculty (Fall 2009)
    (Including Limited Term Faculty)    		1,036
    Annual Budget (FY 2009)$130,288,655
    Athletic Programs OfferedMen's baseball, women's softball, men's and women's basketball, soccer, and tennis

    QUICK FACTS

    GPC has six locations in metro Atlanta. GPC was founded by the citizens of DeKalb County and the DeKalb Board of Education. It became a college in 1964.
    GPC is the largest associate degree-granting college and the third largest institution in the University System of Georgia. GPC takes in more undergraduate students each fall semester, accepts more transfer students and sends more students on to other institutions than any other USG institution, accounting for more than one-third of all transfer students.
    International students account for 15 percent of the total student population and represent 147 countries. The GPC men's soccer team was crowned 2005 NJCAA Division I national champions.