This report reviews Iowa's community college programs and related services. Data are based on fiscal years 1999-2002. The following sections are included: (1) Introduction, which provides a history of Iowa's community colleges; (2) Credit Enrollment, which offers a variety of reports on credit hours and student enrollment status; (3) Credit Student Demographics, consisting of data on gender, age, ethnicity, and residency of students; (4) Credit Student Awards, which provides information on student awards, certificates, diplomas, and degrees; (5) Non-Credit Enrollment and Programs, which gives data on the programs and services of the non-credit division of community colleges; (6) Community College Programs; (7) Success of Community College Credit Students; (8) Adult Basic Education; (9) Economic Development; (10) Human Resources; (11) Financial; (12) Tuition and Fees; (13) Student Financial Aid; (14) Glossary; and (15) Appendices. Specific highlights include: (1) fall credit enrollment has increased each year-full-time enrollment increased by 5,377 between 1999 and 2002, to 38,660; (2) total enrollment in 2002 was 105,719; (3) African Americans constituted the largest minority of students (3,234), followed closely by Asian (2,084) and Hispanic (2,046); and (4) total revenue in 2002 was $331,489,445. Appended are a glossary and numerous charts illustrating data from the report. (ND)