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Note Some totals might not add exactly due to rounding. Toronto/GTA-dependent” universities have a Toronto/GTA enrolment greater than their own-region enrolment. In the “regional” categor used here universities have a regional enrolment greater than their Toronto/GTA enrolment. Source MAESD and HEQCO. Percentages as in HEQCO 2017, Table B2. See also Table 6. TABLE 8 Ontario universities ranked by first-year undergraduate Toronto/GTA participation, fall 2015

Table 6 Note Some totals might not add exactly due to rounding. Toronto/GTA-dependent” universities have a Toronto/GTA enrolment greater than their own-region enrolment. In the “regional” categor used here universities have a regional enrolment greater than their Toronto/GTA enrolment. Source MAESD and HEQCO. Percentages as in HEQCO 2017, Table B2. See also Table 6. TABLE 8 Ontario universities ranked by first-year undergraduate Toronto/GTA participation, fall 2015

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Note Domestic undergraduates refers to Canadian citizens or residents. Their numbers are obtained by subtracting the international from total undergraduate numbers. The female and male numbers do not add exactly to the undergranduate totals. From 2009 on, CUDO reported a small category of students as “Other/Not Reported.” The percentage changes for female and male undergraduates are calculated ove 2005-2018 and 2005-2012. Source COU T2. 75. T7 TABLE 1 Ontario universities, full-time enrolments (headcounts), by level, domestic status, and gender, fall, 2000-1
Note Domestic undergraduates refers to Canadian citizens or residents. Their numbers are obtained by subtracting the international from total undergraduate numbers. The female and male numbers do not add exactly to the undergranduate totals. From 2009 on, CUDO reported a small category of students as “Other/Not Reported.” The percentage changes for female and male undergraduates are calculated ove 2005-2018 and 2005-2012. Source COU T2. 75. T7 TABLE 1 Ontario universities, full-time enrolments (headcounts), by level, domestic status, and gender, fall, 2000-1
ote The Northern Ontario universities: Algoma, Lakehead, Laurentian including Hearst, Nipissing, NOSM. Northern university totals include enrolments in satellite campuses in Southern Ontario ource COU T3 TABLE 2 Changes in Ontario and Northern Ontario full-time undergraduate enrolments, fall, 2000-18
ote The Northern Ontario universities: Algoma, Lakehead, Laurentian including Hearst, Nipissing, NOSM. Northern university totals include enrolments in satellite campuses in Southern Ontario ource COU T3 TABLE 2 Changes in Ontario and Northern Ontario full-time undergraduate enrolments, fall, 2000-18
TABLE 3 Northern Ontario and Southern Ontario full-time undergraduate enrolments, by university, fall, 2000-18
TABLE 3 Northern Ontario and Southern Ontario full-time undergraduate enrolments, by university, fall, 2000-18
Note Algoma became independent of Laurentian University in 2009. Dominicain’s enrolment is included with Carleton in 2018 (but not in 2000). For comparison purposes Dominicain is countec with Carleton as one university. Source COU T3 TABLE 4 Size of Ontario’s Northern and Southern universities, by full-time students, fall, 2000 and 2018
Note Algoma became independent of Laurentian University in 2009. Dominicain’s enrolment is included with Carleton in 2018 (but not in 2000). For comparison purposes Dominicain is countec with Carleton as one university. Source COU T3 TABLE 4 Size of Ontario’s Northern and Southern universities, by full-time students, fall, 2000 and 2018
Note Algoma became independent of Laurentian University in 2009. Dominicain’s enrolment is included with Carleton University beginning in 201 Source COU T3 TABLE 5 Ontario full-time and part-time enrolment by university, undergraduate and graduate headcounts, fall, 2000 and 2018
Note Algoma became independent of Laurentian University in 2009. Dominicain’s enrolment is included with Carleton University beginning in 201 Source COU T3 TABLE 5 Ontario full-time and part-time enrolment by university, undergraduate and graduate headcounts, fall, 2000 and 2018
Note Some totals might not add exactly due to rounding. Net outflow (-) or inflow equals all students by region of enrolment minus all students by home region. Source MAESD and HEQCO. Percentages as in HEQCO 2017, Table B2. Population shares in OMF 2016. We would like to thank HEQCO for providing us data on the total numbers of first-year Onta students for each university. For each university the total is for “first-year full-time undergraduate students from Ontario and does not include international students or students from the other provinces.” The definition of the demographic regions is as in OMF 2016: Map of Ontario Census Divisions. TABLE 6 First-year Ontario undergraduate students by home region and enrolment region, fall 2015
Note Some totals might not add exactly due to rounding. Net outflow (-) or inflow equals all students by region of enrolment minus all students by home region. Source MAESD and HEQCO. Percentages as in HEQCO 2017, Table B2. Population shares in OMF 2016. We would like to thank HEQCO for providing us data on the total numbers of first-year Onta students for each university. For each university the total is for “first-year full-time undergraduate students from Ontario and does not include international students or students from the other provinces.” The definition of the demographic regions is as in OMF 2016: Map of Ontario Census Divisions. TABLE 6 First-year Ontario undergraduate students by home region and enrolment region, fall 2015
Note Some totals might not add exactly due to rounding. source MAESD and HEQCO. Percentages as in HEQCO 2017, Table B2. See also Table 6 TABLE 7 Ontario universities ranked by first-year undergraduate own-region participation, fall 2015
Note Some totals might not add exactly due to rounding. source MAESD and HEQCO. Percentages as in HEQCO 2017, Table B2. See also Table 6 TABLE 7 Ontario universities ranked by first-year undergraduate own-region participation, fall 2015
lote These data use the SPEMA| classification system, whose categories are not necessarily equivalent to the specializations/majors within typical existing Faculties, such as the social sciences within Faculti f Arts. ource COU T4
lote These data use the SPEMA| classification system, whose categories are not necessarily equivalent to the specializations/majors within typical existing Faculties, such as the social sciences within Faculti f Arts. ource COU T4
lote Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for most years, either through Laurentian or ndependently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. The CUDO data for Trent, 2006 to 2008, has a probable error, reversed above, in which the Other Arts & Sciences were entered as Not ‘eported. urce CIINDN 2N00 AB
lote Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for most years, either through Laurentian or ndependently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. The CUDO data for Trent, 2006 to 2008, has a probable error, reversed above, in which the Other Arts & Sciences were entered as Not ‘eported. urce CIINDN 2N00 AB
Note All Arts programs includes: Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Other Arts and Science. CUDO data has an unspecified discrepancy of 0.4% in 2017 for all university program: aggregates by gender. Source CUDO 2020 AG, A5, A6 TABLE 11 Arts enrolments by gender for Ontario universities, full-time undergraduates, fall, 2006, 2012, 2017
Note All Arts programs includes: Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Other Arts and Science. CUDO data has an unspecified discrepancy of 0.4% in 2017 for all university program: aggregates by gender. Source CUDO 2020 AG, A5, A6 TABLE 11 Arts enrolments by gender for Ontario universities, full-time undergraduates, fall, 2006, 2012, 2017
Note All Arts programs includes: Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Other Arts and Science. Source CUDO 2020 A4, A5, A6
Note All Arts programs includes: Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Other Arts and Science. Source CUDO 2020 A4, A5, A6
\PPENDIX TABLE 1 Undergraduate tuition fees at Laurentian University and Provincial governments, 1960-61 to 2017-: Sources 1960-61 to 1983-84 from Laurentian University Calendar at Laurentian University Archives; later years from Laurentian Financial Services and the Laurentian website. Price (inflation) data are from the Statistics Canada Consumer Price Index (2002=100) for Canada, all items, was used to estimate real (deflated) values of the tuition increases: CANSIM 326-0021 for 1960 to 2016 and 326-0020 for 2016 to September 2017). Governments of Ontario details accessed from Wikipedia on Jan 17, 2017. Notes During the period 1966-1982, all undergraduate programs had the same tuition fees for domestic students and, until 1978-79, for international students. Unless noted the tuition fees indicated are for full- time studies (5 full-academic-year courses or 30 credits). During the period 1964-1979, part-time courses were only available through Distance Education (Extension). The counts of years for government duratior are based on end year being the last budget year affecting tuition in Sept, so gov’t departing in June still responsible for Sept tuition of same year.
\PPENDIX TABLE 1 Undergraduate tuition fees at Laurentian University and Provincial governments, 1960-61 to 2017-: Sources 1960-61 to 1983-84 from Laurentian University Calendar at Laurentian University Archives; later years from Laurentian Financial Services and the Laurentian website. Price (inflation) data are from the Statistics Canada Consumer Price Index (2002=100) for Canada, all items, was used to estimate real (deflated) values of the tuition increases: CANSIM 326-0021 for 1960 to 2016 and 326-0020 for 2016 to September 2017). Governments of Ontario details accessed from Wikipedia on Jan 17, 2017. Notes During the period 1966-1982, all undergraduate programs had the same tuition fees for domestic students and, until 1978-79, for international students. Unless noted the tuition fees indicated are for full- time studies (5 full-academic-year courses or 30 credits). During the period 1964-1979, part-time courses were only available through Distance Education (Extension). The counts of years for government duratior are based on end year being the last budget year affecting tuition in Sept, so gov’t departing in June still responsible for Sept tuition of same year.
APPENDIX TABLE 2 Fine and Applied Arts Enrolments by University in Northern and Southern Ontario, Full-Time Undergraduate Students, fall, 2005-15 Note Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for most years, either through Laurentian independently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. Source CUDO 2020 A6
APPENDIX TABLE 2 Fine and Applied Arts Enrolments by University in Northern and Southern Ontario, Full-Time Undergraduate Students, fall, 2005-15 Note Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for most years, either through Laurentian independently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. Source CUDO 2020 A6
APPENDIX TABLE 3 Humanities Enrolments by University in Northern and Southern Ontario Full-Time Undergraduate Students, fall, 2005-15 Note Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for most years, either through Laurentian or independently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. Source CUDO 2020 A6
APPENDIX TABLE 3 Humanities Enrolments by University in Northern and Southern Ontario Full-Time Undergraduate Students, fall, 2005-15 Note Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for most years, either through Laurentian or independently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. Source CUDO 2020 A6
Note Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for most years, either through Laurentian or independently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. Source CUDO 2020 A6 APPENDIX TABLE 4 Social Sciences Enrolments by University in Northern and Southern Ontario. Full-Time Undergraduate Students, fall, 2005-15
Note Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for most years, either through Laurentian or independently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. Source CUDO 2020 A6 APPENDIX TABLE 4 Social Sciences Enrolments by University in Northern and Southern Ontario. Full-Time Undergraduate Students, fall, 2005-15
APPENDIX TABLE 5 Other Arts and Science Enrolments by University in Northern and Southern Ontario, Full-Time Undergraduate Students, fall, 2005-17 Note Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for nost years, either through Laurentian or independently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. For Queens, due to a lack of data for 2005, the 2005-2015 ¢ change uses 2006-2015. For UOIT, data were insufficient for useful % change measures. The CUDO data for Trent, 2006 to 2008, has a probable error, reversed above, i vhich the Other Arts & Sciences were entered as Not Reported. Source CUDO 2020 A6
APPENDIX TABLE 5 Other Arts and Science Enrolments by University in Northern and Southern Ontario, Full-Time Undergraduate Students, fall, 2005-17 Note Arts include Fine and Applied Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Other Arts and Science. Program data for Algoma and Hearst are not reported in CUDO for nost years, either through Laurentian or independently, so these institutions too are not reported in this table. For Queens, due to a lack of data for 2005, the 2005-2015 ¢ change uses 2006-2015. For UOIT, data were insufficient for useful % change measures. The CUDO data for Trent, 2006 to 2008, has a probable error, reversed above, i vhich the Other Arts & Sciences were entered as Not Reported. Source CUDO 2020 A6
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