On the basis of projections of the number of students that the six state institutions of higher education can expect to enroll during the period 1962-1972, analyses of physical facilities were made. Projected enrollments were translated into student credit hours since the need for facilities is related to the volume of instruction. The analyses included an inventory of existing facilities and a space utilization study. An implication of the study is that particular attention should be given to the expansion of facilities for advanced degrees as Ohio seems to lag behind other mid-western states in that respect. (NI)