This report reviews the status of certain aspects of public higher education in Colorado in order to provide educators, public policymakers, and the public a measurement of the performance of Colorado college students and the higher education system as a whole. Data is provided on students, degrees, faculty, and higher education finance. The ScoreCard uses a number of measures to evaluate the system's effectiveness in four systemwide educational values, namely: Educational Excellence; Educational Access and Diversity; Efficiency in the Delivery of Education; and Adequate Resources for the Delivery of Education. Findings are summarized in four parts corresponding to the four values. Data are summarized for the following categories: Public Institution Total; State System Summaries (including research universities, other universities and colleges, specialized medical schools, and community colleges); and Local District Colleges. In addition, a section on recent trends notes the following: (1) Colorado ranked 40th in the 1991-92 state general fund plus tuition revenue per full-time equivalent (FTE) student; (2) total general fund and tuition revenue per FTE student increased in actual dollars by 3.2 percent, but decreased in constant dollars between 1990-91 and 1991-92; (3) since 1987-88, state financial aid per resident student increased 13.8 percent, from $230 to $261 per student; and (4) alumni and other private sources contributed over $72 million in 1991-92, up from $42 million in 1987-88. (GLR)