Full-Time Part-Time0
500
1000 957
213
Grad Status
741
429
Grad Gender
4,672
3,319
UG Gender
Full-Time Part-Time0K
2K
4K
6K
1,947
6,044
UG Status
Full-Time Part-Time0K
1K
2K
3K
4K
5K
6K
2,904
6,257
Enrollment Status
College of Arts &
Sciences
College of Education &
Prof St
College of Nsg & Hlth Sciences
College of Business
NonApplicable
VicePresidentAcademic
Af fairs
0K
1K
2K
3K
11
8739061,180
2,828
3,363
by College (All)
5,413
3,748
by Gender (All)
Fall 2012 Enrollment:
Graduate Enrollment: 1,170 graduate students make up 13% of
JSU’s total enrollment.
Student Body Ethnicity
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Part-Time32%
JSU Offi ce of Institutional Research and Assessment Photos
courtesy of Steve Latham Fall 2012
7,991 undergraduate students make up 87% of JSU’s total
enrollment.
9,161Enrollment Status
Male37%
Enrollment By GenderFull-Time
68%Male41 %
Female59%
**Based on 9 credit hours
**Based on 12 credit hours
Enrollment by College
Full-Time **76%
Part-Time24%
Male42%
Female58%
Part-Time82%
Full-Time **18%
Ethnicity Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Graduate Grand
Total
WhiteBlack or African AmericanRace/Ethnicity
UnknownHispanicAsian or Asian AmericanAmerican Indian or Alaska
NativeNative Hawaiian or Other Pacific IslanderHispanic/LatinoGrand
Total
37
4478133325
2,5126,059
9,161
19
121144262831
1,170127
233480550
1,406
2,103
212121863422
1,083
1,612
6111844474
1,038
1,59122
10205294804
1,701
2,685
by Ethnicity (All)
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500Number of Students
Full-Time Female
Male
Part-Time Female
Male
2,594
3,450
725
1,222
UG FT-PT Status
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000Number of Students
FreshmanSophomore
JuniorSenior 2,103
1,6121,591
2,685
UG by Class
0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Full-Time Female
Male
Part-Time Female
Male
62
151
367
590
GR FT-PT Status
Female63%
Full-Time Part-Time0
500
1000
1500
30
1,302
FTF Status
Full-Time Part-Time0
200
400
239
430
Ftt Status
411
258
FTT Gender
749
583
FTF Gender
Distance Education:3,837 JSU Students are enrolled in Distance
Education courses this fall, which is
120 more students than in Fall 2011.
Top 10 Countries of Origin
Kenya ........................ 19China .........................
17Canada ...................... 12Brazil..........................
12United Kingdom ........... 9Nigeria .........................
8Mexico ......................... 8Argentina .....................
8Nepal ........................... 5Jamaica .......................
5
International Student Enrollment
Full-Time EquivalencyUndergraduate*...............8031
Graduate** .............................747 Overall
.....................................8778
*Based on 12 hours and includes students enrolled in other
states **Based on 9 hours and includes students enrolled in other
states
First-Time Freshmen:
216 International students representing 68 countries attend
JSU.
First-Time Transfers: 669 students transferred to JSU this
fall.
Average Age Entire Student Population .............25Freshman
............................................ 20Sophomore
.......................................... 23Junior
...................................................Junior
...................................................Junior 25Senior
..................................................Senior
..................................................Senior
28Graduate.............................................. 34
Distance Education Students ......... 29Freshman
............................................ 23Sophomore
.......................................... 25Junior
...................................................Junior
...................................................Junior 27Senior
..................................................Senior
..................................................Senior
30Graduate.............................................. 34
Degrees Conferred: 1,694 students received their degree between
July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.
Female56%
Male44%
The average age of First-Time Freshmen is
18 while the average age of First-Time Transfer Students is
26.
JSU Offi ce of Institutional Research and Assessment Photos
courtesy of Steve Latham Fall 2012
1,332 First-Time Freshmen make up 15% of JSU’s total
enrollment.Full-Time
98%
Part-Time2%
Part-Time36%
Full-Time64% Male
39%
Female61%
54% 46%
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
Full-Time Female
Male
Part-Time Female
Male
70
73
30
43
International Students
Full-Time Part-Time
1K
2K 1,7692,068
Distance Learning
0 200 400 600
College of Arts & SciencesCollege of BusinessCollege of
Education & Prof StCollege of Nsg & Hlth Sciences 299
628186
581
Degrees Conferred
Jacksonville State University strives for continuous improvement
as a learning-centered community com-mitted to developing the
ability to think critically, solve problems creatively and
collaboratively, and commu-nicate effectively.
1. Educate students to be productive, respon-sible citizens and
effective leaders.
2. Advance student learning through academic excellence.
3. Increase student and faculty participation in research and
service activities.
4. Create a diverse learning community that facilitates academic
and professional excel-lence.
5. Effectively use technology to support learn-ing, research,
information management and evidence-based decision-making.
6. Continuously improve administrative processes and
services.
7. Enhance revenue growth and fi nancial plan-ning to ensure
adequate fi scal resources for the University.
Our Mission:
1. Quality teaching to enhance student learning and leadership
skills for employment, citizen-ship and life-long development.
2. Academic as well as overall excellence in all aspects of
university life.
3. The ethical, social, intellectual, cultural and physical
development of students, faculty, and staff.
4. The support of intellectual and academic free-dom, dialogue
and the free exchange of ideas.
5. Building effective relationships and communi-cation paths
among departments, faculty, staff, students and alumni.
6. Maintaining diversity in faculty, staff and stu-dent
body.
7. Enhanced efforts to accommodate students’ understanding and
needs regarding University policies and practices.
8. Enhanced use of and access to current tech-nology.
9. Continuous improvement of a learning cen-tered
environment.
Jacksonville State University provides distinctive edu-cational,
cultural and social experiences for a diverse student
population.
As a learning-centered university, Jacksonville State University
strives to challenge students academically in a responsive
environment, meeting students’ edu-cational, career and personal
goals.
As an academic institution, Jacksonville State Uni-versity seeks
to produce broadly educated graduates prepared for global
engagement.
As a public, comprehensive university, Jacksonville State
University promotes excellence in scholarly and service activities
consistent with its academic and professional strengths. Our Core
Values:
Our Goals:
Our Vision:
O� ce of Institutional Research and Assessment Jacksonville
State University
Dr. Alicia Simmons, Director203 Bibb Graves Hall, 700 Pelham
Road North, Jacksonville, AL 36265
phone (256) 782-8144 www.jsu.edu/oira e-mail: [email protected]
