Designed to answer the most frequently asked questions about Washington Community and Technical College (WCTCs), this report provides information about students, courses, faculty, staff, expenditures, and facilities for the 1995-96 academic year and includes historical data where available. Following a brief history of the CWTC system, the six sections of the report examine courses offered; enrollments and student demographics, including full-time equivalents (FTEs) by funding source and by college; student outcomes and progress related to degrees and transfers; community college personnel; facilities; and expenditures. Highlighted findings include the following: (1) 425,007 students were enrolled in 1995-96; (2) 23% of the student population were students of color, compared to approximately 16% in the state population; (3) 57% of the student population was female; (4) one third (n=41,781) of all FTE's received need-based financial aid; (5) 47% of all state and contract FTE's were generated by students enrolled for workforce training, with 38% enrolled in preparation for transfer to four-year institutions; (6) 12,155 students were enrolled under a workforce training trust fund; (7) 10,036 state supported, full-time equivalent faculty, classified, administrative, and other professional staff were employed in the WCTC; and (8) system expenditures totaled $471 million in a combination of state funds plus tuition collections. Information on student tuition and fees, a list of statistical publications, and definitions of terms are appended. (AJL)