IN LONG RANGE FACILITIES PLANNING, SPACE UTILIZATION STANDARDS ARE NEEDED WHICH 1) ALLOW MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY, 2) ARE EQUITABLE FOR ALL SEGMENTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION WHEN THESE SEGMENTS ARE CONCERNED WITH THE SAME LEVELS OF INSTRUCTION AND THE SAME SUBJECT FIELD AREAS, AND 3) ARE CONTINUALLY REVIEWED. FACTORS IN DETERMINING STANDARDS ARE 1) ROOM USE IN TERMS OF HOURS PER WEEK, 2) PERCENT OF STATION OCCUPANCY WHEN ROOMS ARE IN USE, AND 3) SPACE PER STUDENT. STANDARDS AND THE RATIONALE FOR THEIR DEVELOPMENT ARE PRESENTED FOR CLASSROOMS AND LABORATORIES, OFFICES, AND LIBRARY FACILITIES OF ALL TYPES. (WO)