Glossary of Terms
This glossary contains terms found in Commission publications, on this website, and in the education community. Several subsets of this glossary are available; click on the description in the menu to view them.Regions Used by the Commission
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Central Coast Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):Inland Empire Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):Inyo-Mono Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):Los Angeles Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning purposes. (View a map)Monterey Bay Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):North Coast Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):North San Joaquin Valley Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):Orange County Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. (View a map)Region
A geographic subdivision of the state for use in statewide planning and statistical analysis. Starting in 2003, the Commission uses the following fourteen regions (View a map):- North Coast
- Superior California
- Upper Sacramento Valley
- Sacramento-Tahoe
- San Francisco Bay Area
- Monterey Bay
- Central Coast
- North San Joaquin Valley
- South San Joaquin Valley
- Inyo-Mono
- Los Angeles
- Orange County
- Inland Empire
- San Diego-Imperial
Sacramento-Tahoe Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):San Diego-Imperial Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):San Francisco Bay Area Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):South San Joaquin Valley Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical starting in 2003. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):Superior California Region
One of fourteen regions used by the Commission for planning and statistical analysis. This region consists of the following counties (View a map):Upper Sacramento Valley Region
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Academic Preparation Programs
| Acronyms
| Calendar System
| Degree Types
| Eligibility
| Financial Aid
| Historic Regions
| Institution Codes
K-12 | Segment/System | State Finance | Student Levels | Time Status | Transfer | Workforce
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