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Facts & Statistics

Home Why Los Rios? Facts and Statistics

We are committed to our students' success. That's why knowing who our students are – and how well they are doing – is so important.

Los Rios by the Numbers

13

Campus locations to serve students

2,400

Service-area miles surrounding California's capital city

~70,000

Students enrolled annually

Our Students

Race and Ethnicity

Nearly one-third of Los Rios students identify as white, while another third identify as Hispanic/Latino.

The racial/ethnic breakdown of Los Rios students: 31.6% white, 31.2% Hispanic/Latino, 14.8% Asian, 8.7% African American, 7% multi-race, 2.9% Filipino, .9% Pacific Islander, .5% Native American, and .1% other non-white

The racial/ethnic breakdown of Los Rios students: 31.6% white, 31.2% Hispanic/Latino, 14.8% Asian, 8.7% African American, 7% multi-race, 2.9% Filipino, .9% Pacific Islander, .5% Native American, and .1% other non-white.

Age

More than half of Los Rios students are between 18 and 24 years old, and almost one-third are between 25 and 39 years old.

The age breakdown of Los Rios students: 31.1% are 18 to 20 years old, 20% are 21 to 24 years old, 13.3% are 25 to 29 years old, 16.6% are 30 to 39 years old, 12.2% are 40 and over, and 6.7% are under 18

The age breakdown of Los Rios students: 31.1% are 18 to 20 years old, 20% are 21 to 24 years old, 13.3% are 25 to 29 years old, 16.6% are 30 to 39 years old, 12.2% are 40 and over, and 6.7% are under 18.

Socioeconomic Status

One-quarter of Los Rios students live below the poverty line and one-fifth are low-income, while over 36% are considered middle-class.

The socioeconomic breakdown of Los Rios student: 25% live below the poverty line, 20.6% are low income, 36.4% are middle class, and 17.9% are unable to determine.

The socioeconomic breakdown of Los Rios student: 25% live below the poverty line, 20.6% are low income, 36.4% are middle class, and 17.9% are unable to determine.

Based on Fall 2023 data.

Economic Impact

Infographic: Los Rios provides $2.1 billion in added income that supports 27,415 jobs. This contribution is nearly as larged as the entire utilities industry in the region and is equal to 1.7% of GDP of the Los Rios service area
Infographic: Every $1 spent by students = $3.40 gained in lifetime earnings; every $1 spent by taxpayers equals $2.30 gained in added taxes and public sector savings; and every $1 spent by society equals $10.70 gained in added state revenue and social savings

Explore Data Dashboards

Academic Year Dashboard

This dashboard provides:

  • Enrollment trends, including headcount by college, with one-year and five-year percent change
  • Outcome trends, including units attempted, units completed, course success percentage, and GPA
  • Filters to further disaggregate data (by race/ethnicity, gender, and other demographic factors)

Academic Year Dashboard

Fall Snapshot Dashboard

This dashboard provides:

  • Enrollment trends, including headcount by college, with one-year and five-year percent change
  • Outcome trends, including units attempted, units completed, course success percentage, and GPA
  • Persistence rate: fall-to-spring
  • Filters to further disaggregate data (by race/ethnicity, gender, and other demographic factors)

Fall Snapshot Dashboard

Completion – Degrees and Certificates Dashboard

This dashboard provides:

  • Number of students receiving at least one award, including by college and percentage change
  • Filters to further disaggregate data (by race/ethnicity, gender, and other demographic factors)

Completion – Degrees and Certificates dashboard

Get More Facts and Figures

Los Rios Data Reports

Read reports from the Office of Institutional Research.

Community College Resources

Find statewide information about students, courses, student services, outcomes, faculty, and staff.

Our Four Colleges

Learn more about the four Los Rios colleges.