After discussing the role of Kansas's community colleges in providing remedial/developmental education, this report presents data on the characteristics of students enrolled in remedial/developmental courses. Highlighted findings include the following: (1) 8% of all students enrolled in the community college system were enrolled in remedial/developmental courses; (2) an average of 166 students per institution were enrolled in remedial/developmental courses; (3) of remedial/developmental students, 49% were male and 51% were female; (4) 62% of the students were in the age categories between 17 and 22 years of age, with the largest age category, 18 to 19, containing 39% of all remedial/developmental students; (5) 74% of all male and 52% of all female remedial/developmental students were in the the 17 to 22 years age categories; (6) ethnic/minority students constituted 24% of the total remedial/developmental enrollment; and (7) 41% of the remedial/developmental students had academic majors, 29% had vocational majors, and 30% had undeclared majors. The survey instrument, recommendations regarding admissions and placement, and data on remedial/developmental students in universities under the jurisdiction of the Kansas Board of Regents are included. (EJV)