Austin Community College's (ACC) fact book series is designed to inform internal decision making and planning by providing data and projections for programs and services, enrollments, staff, facilities and finances. The 1986-87 edition contains: (1) a historical profile of the growth of the college, an examination of enrollment and population trends, and a discussion of the changing role and scope of ACC; (2) a list of ACC's associate of arts, associate of applied science, and certificate programs, and statistical data on the learning resources system and the provision of library services; (3) enrollment data on semester-length programs, including an overview of enrollment growth in vocational and academic programs and statistics on degrees and certificates awarded; (4) information on quarter-length programs in adult basic education, adult vocational education, community services, business development, and vocational/technical certificates; (5) a profile of credit students by age, sex, ethnicity, day/evening classification, and basis of admission, with separate sections on students receiving financial aid and international students; (6) information on the numbers and characteristics of ACC personnel; (7) descriptions of the facilities occupied by ACC; (8) budget and finance data; (9) enrollment comparisons with other Texas community colleges; and (10) a glossary. (UCM)