The Utah system of higher education data book for 1994-95 offers an executive summary and 12 sections of supporting data and information. The executive summary notes major findings including: awarding of 14,274 degrees in 1992-93; enrollment of 102,942 students in the fall of 1993; growth of noncredit customized training with a headcount of 35,283; increased importance of student financial aid as costs have increased faster than family income; decline in the percentage of state funds allocated to higher education; average direct costs of slightly over $3,000 per full time equivalent student; and existence of faculty and staff compensation gaps when compared to comparison institutions. Individual sections then provide data on the following: degrees and awards granted including those awarded at non-public institutions; enrollment projections and enrollment detail; vocational education; tuition and fees; student financial aid; system financial information; budget history; a cost study; staffing costs; salary and compensation; individual financial indicator profiles comparing Utah institutions to comparison institutions; and system libraries.