The study was undertaken to investigate the "1202 Commission" established in 1972 by public law, with respect to the implications for Florida Technological University. Information was gathered through interviews and correspondence with members of the Florida Department of Education, Governor's Office, Board of Regents of the State University System, and Florida legislators. This information was analyzed and organized to determine what impact the commission would have on FTU. Florida's existing State Planning Council for Post High School Education was designated to fulfill the intent of the law, which was to bring about statewide planning and coordination of programs among postsecondary institutions in the public and private sectors. This agency then became the 1202 Commission. The commission was funded in 1974 by the U.S. Office of Education. In reorganization, some of the original agency members remained in the commission and additional postsecondary areas were represented. At the time of the study, the impact on FTU had been negligible. (Author/MSE)