This 2001-2002 Fact Book for San Antonio College, Texas, is divided into the following six sections: (1) College Profile; (2) Student Profile; (3) Enrollment Trends; (4) Statewide Trends; (5) Personnel Profile; and (6) Financial Profile. San Antonio College has an average semester enrollment of 21,000 credit students, and an average annual enrollment of 16,000 other-than-credit students. It is the largest single-campus community college in Texas, and one of the largest in the United States. In fall 2001, the student population was 58% female. Student ethnicity broke down as: 50% Hispanic, 41% white, 4.5% black, and 4% other. More than 71% of students were enrolled in academic courses, while 28.2% were enrolled in tech courses. At least 63% of students were part-time, and 68.2% attended daytime classes. In academic year 1999-2000, 31% of students were economically disadvantaged and 47% were educationally disadvantaged. Out of 1,029 faculty members in fall 2001, 68% were part-time, adjunct faculty. More than 55% of total faculty were male, and 72% were white. In 2001-2002, 59% of San Antonio College's base revenues were from state sources, 0.2% were from federal sources, 1.7% were from auxiliary sources, and 39.3% were from tuition and fees. (Contains approximately 70 tables, graphs, and figures.) (NB)