This report presents statistical data from a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) study analyzing expenditures for women's and men's athletics programs in response to a resolution submitted by the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA). introduction discusses the management of the study and notes that the study gathered data using NCAA developed forms, one for each of five divisions, and that usable questionnaires were received from 646 institutions. This section also describes how the analysis was done, and discusses some of the limitations of the data and the conclusions that can be drawn from them. In particular, the discussion notes that the data offer only a partial view of gender equity in college sports and that the study was not intended to measure Title IX compliance though certain of the data may offer a rough indication of response to Title IX. The bulk of the report presents 23 tables of data grouped according to division. Tables for Division I contain data on participants, grant expenses, ratios, grant recipients, contests, operating and recruiting expenses, coaching data, ratios and coaching salaries. Division II tables show scholarships, budgets, staff, sport-specific expenses, and department of athletics head coaches. Division III tables show department of athletics personnel and sport-specific expenses. (JB)