Within this document are eight institutional research monographs dealing with the students of South Oklahoma City Junior College (SOCJC). The first paper contains condensed information from a series of papers by the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges concerning national data on two-year colleges and their students. Comparisons of enrollment between fall 1976 and fall 1977 at SOCJC focusing on student characteristics, type of instruction, and program enrollment are presented in a second document. The next paper compares a random sample of financially-aided students with a sample of unaided students. A fourth study presents data from a survey of 1977 high school graduates to determine their activities since graduation. The fifth paper evaluates American College Testing Program scores of students entering SOCJC in 1977 in relation to college choice factors, educational aspiration, and high school information. A further study compared student characteristics between fall 1977 and spring 1978, focusing on age, day or night class attendance, type of instruction, and degree program. The seventh monograph presents a follow-up study of 1977 graduates of SOCJC to determine their employment status and attitudes toward college programs. The final paper deals with enrollment trends with an aim toward future college development. (MB)