Enrollment Profile and Tuition Forecast - Greeley · PDF fileCourse Load Summary ... entire undergraduate population. ... Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 2,268 4.4% Grand

Fall 2011 Census

Enrollment Profile and

Tuition Forecast

September 3, 2011

Created in Institutional Reporting and Analysis Services (v11) Fall 2011 Census Summary Report Page 1

Table of Contents

Explanation of Enrollment Data: ...................................................................................................................................... 2

Executive Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 3

Headcount Classification Summary .................................................................................................................................. 5

Credit Hours Classification Summary ............................................................................................................................... 6

Funding Summary (Headcount) ................................................................................................................................... 7

Funding Summary (Credit Hours) ................................................................................................................................. 8

Course Load Summary...................................................................................................................................................... 9

Undergraduate Average Course Load ............................................................................................................................ 10

Graduate Average Course Load ...................................................................................................................................... 11

Ethnicity Summary ......................................................................................................................................................... 12

First Generation Summary ............................................................................................................................................. 16

First Generation and Low Income Combined Summary ................................................................................................ 17

Undergraduate First Generation and Low Income .................................................................................................... 17

New Student Summary .................................................................................................................................................. 18

Online Summary ............................................................................................................................................................. 19

Gender Summary ........................................................................................................................................................... 20

Undergraduate Gender Summary by Classification ....................................................................................................... 21

Graduate Gender Summary by Classification ................................................................................................................ 21

College Summary............................................................................................................................................................ 22

Quick Facts ..................................................................................................................................................................... 23

Enrollment Trend ........................................................................................................................................................... 27


Explanation of Enrollment Data:

1. The Fall Census 2011 date is September, 3, 2011. Data included in this report is information captured from

the Banner System Tables.

2. Percent Change (also % difference) in this report is the measure of change from Fall Census 2010 to Fall Census 2011 as a percentage. Caution: When considering % change it is important to note that increases or decreases in categories with low numbers will result in a high percentage change.

3. Due to rounding, some graphs may not equal 100%.

4. Urban Education students are included in Main Campus. 5. Colorado School of Public Health students are not included in this summary. 6. Funding Summary:

a. Headcount: Students counted in Extended Campus have only cash funded courses

b. Credit Hours: Main Campus and Extended Campus credit hours are determined by the accounting code assigned to the course.

7. Undergraduate definition of Part time and Full time students: a. Part‐time: students enrolled for less than 12 credit hours b. Full‐time: students enrolled for 12 credit hours or more

8. Graduate definition of Part time and Full time students: a. Part‐time: students enrolled for less than 9 credit hours b. Full‐time: students enrolled for 9 or more credit hours

9. Race/Ethnicity Categories are new and adhere to the new reporting standards as mandated by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB). http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/fedreg_notice_15

10. First generation is defined as a student who reported that neither parent/guardian graduated from a four-year college. Students that did not report are classified as non-first generation.

11. Low income student is a student who is Pell Grant eligible. Statistics in this report reflect those students who were offered a Pell Grant greater than zero.

12. The Graduate Unclassified Classification is students who are attending but have not yet been accepted into a Masters or Doctorate program or are non-degree seeking students.

13. Non-Degree seeking graduate students are included in the Graduate School enrollment.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/fedreg_notice_15


Executive Summary

Headcount by Classification (Page 5)

The total university Fall Census headcount of 12,599 is up by 241 students which is a 2% increase from Fall Census 2010.

Undergraduate had a 1.4% increase from Fall Census 2010 while graduate student headcount rose by 4.4%.

Undergraduate sophomores decreased 4.7% (103 students) from Fall Census 2010.

Freshmen classification is 32.4% of the undergraduate population.

Graduate doctoral headcount increased by 33 students or 6.7% and unclassified graduate students increased by approximately the same number of students (34).

The number of graduate masters students remained fairly constant with a 0.5% or 7 student increase.

60% (1,415 of 2,368) of graduate students are pursuing a Masters degree. Credit Hours by Classification (Page 6)

The student credit hour grand total is 156,438, a 0.9% increase from Fall Census 2010.

The majority (87.3%) of the total student credit hours are resident (136,598 of 156,438); 89% of undergraduate credit hours are resident and 76% of graduate credit hours are resident.

Undergraduate headcount (see Table Headcount by Classification) increased by 1.4% generating a 1.3% increase in credit hours.

While the graduate headcount increased (4.4%) the total credit hours decreased (-1.7%) from Fall Census 2010.

Funding Summary Headcount (Page 7)

Undergraduate headcount for students with only extended campus courses rose by 15.6% (46) from Fall Census 2010.

Graduate Extended Campus headcount increased from 743 (Fall Census 2010) to 930 (25.2%).

Overall students with only Extended Campus courses increased 22.4% which constitutes 10% of the student population.

Funding Summary Credit Hours (Page 8)

Compared to Fall Census 2010, total Extended Campus credit hours increased 4.7%, an increase of 7.3% in undergraduate Extended Campus credit hours and a increase of 3.4% in graduate Extended Campus credit hours.

The total Main Campus credit hours rose by 0.7% over Fall Census 2010.

Main Campus credit hours (145,470) are 93.9% of the total (154,968).

Course Load Summary (Page 9)

The undergraduate full-time and part-time breakdown % change has remained constant from Fall Census 2010. The percentage of graduates that are full time has decreased from 46% to 42%.

Undergraduate Enrollment by Ethnicity (Page 12)

Approximately 21% of the undergraduate population is minority of which 2.4% identified more than one race/ethnicity (multi-racial), a category that was new in Fall Census 2010.

Within the minority category, the Hispanic classification is the largest and represents 13% of the entire undergraduate population.


African American only and Native American only categories decreased 8.4% (33 students) and 29.3% (17 students) respectively.

Graduate Enrollment by Ethnicity (Page 14)

The graduate minority population dipped slightly, going from 13% of the population to 11%. Forty-five (45) students or 1.9% identified with the relatively new classification, multi-racial.

Hispanics represent 5.7% of the total graduate population.

Undergraduate First Generation & Undergraduate Low Income (Page 17)

Low income is defined as students who have been offered a Pell Grant.

Thirty-two percent (32%) of the undergraduate population is considered low income.

Thirty-four percent (34%) are first generation students.

Undergraduate First Generation and Low Income (Page 17)

Approximately 50% of the undergraduate students are non-first generation, non-low income students.

First generation, low income students are 16% of the total undergraduate population or are 48% of the 3,514 first-generation students.

New Student Enrollment (Page 18)

New Freshmen increased 27 students or 1.2%.

817 undergraduate transfer students began in the Fall of 2011 compared to 835 in 2010 (18 students).

Graduate new students increased 12.4% (120 students).

Continuing graduate students declined slightly (20 students).

Students Enrolled in (at least one) Online Course (Page 19)

The percent of undergraduates enrolling in a least one on-line course remained fairly constant from Fall Census 2010. Graduate students enrolling in at least online course increased (107 students) 39% of the total graduate population (2,368).

Students enrolled by Gender (Page 20)

Females constitute 62% of the undergraduate population which is constant from Fall Census 2010.

The percentage of graduate males decreased from Fall Census 2010.

College Headcount (Page 22)

Generally, the distribution of enrollment among the colleges remains stable.

The College of Natural & Health Sciences undergraduate headcount is 30%, up 2% from Fall Census 2010, of the undergraduate total headcount of 10,231.

College of Education & Behavioral Sciences undergraduate headcount increased 130 students from Fall Census 2010 . Graduate student headcount increased (100) from Fall Census 2010.

The College of Performing & Visual Arts undergraduate and graduate student headcount increased 36 students (20 undergraduate students and 16 graduate students).

The College of Natural Health Sciences graduate headcount decreased by 18 students (down 3.2%) from Fall Census 2010.


University of Northern Colorado Fall 2011 Census Student Profile

Headcount Classification Summary Headcount by Classification Enrollment Summary

Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Classification Resident Non-Resident Total % Total % change

Undergraduates

Freshmen* 2,844 470 3,314 32% 3,325 -0.3%

Sophomore 1,862 204 2,066 20% 2,169 -4.7%

Junior 1,925 238 2,163 21% 2,001 8.1%

Senior 2,399 289 2,688 26% 2,595 3.6%

Undergraduate Total 9,030 1,201 10,231 10,090 1.4%

Graduates

Licensure 68 16 84 4% 77 9.1%

Masters 1,121 294 1,415 60% 1,408 0.5%

Specialist 78 10 88 4% 73 20.5%

Doctoral 371 155 526 22% 493 6.7%

Unclassified 174 81 255 11% 217 17.5%

Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 2,268 4.4%

Grand Total 10,842 1,757 12,599 12,358 2.0%

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Credit Hours Classification Summary

Credit Hours by Classification Enrollment Summary

Fall 2011

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Classification Resident Non-Resident Total % Total % Change

Undergraduates

Freshmen* 40,069 6,411 46,480 33% 46,144 0.7%

Sophomore 26,148 2,800 28,948 21% 30,449 -4.9%

Junior 26,598 3,300 29,898 21% 27,726 7.8%

Senior 30,698 3,251 33,949 24% 33,181 2.3%

Undergraduate Total 123,513 15,762 139,275 137,500 1.3%

Graduates

Masters 8,445 2,392 10,837 63% 11,458 -5.4%

Doctoral 2,890 1,151 4,041 24% 3,799 6.4%

Masters & Doctoral Total 11,335 3,543 14,878 15,257 -2.5%

Licensure 398 66 464 3% 512 -9.4%

Specialist 486 105 591 3% 526 12.4%

Unclassified 866 364 1,230 7% 1,173 4.9%

Lic., Spec & Unclassified Total 1,750 535 2,285 2,211 3.3%

Graduate Total 13,085 4,078 17,163 17,468 -1.7%

Grand Total 136,598 19,840 156,438 154,968 0.9%

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Funding Summary (Headcount) Top

Headcount by Funding

Students counted in Extended Campus are inrolled in Extended Campus courses only.

Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Resident Non-Resident Grand Total Resident Non-Resident Grand Total % Change

Undergraduates

Main Campus 8,867 1,023 9,890 8,835 960 9,795 1.0%

Extended Campus 163 178 341 162 133 295 15.6%

Undergraduate Total 9,030 1,201 10,231 8,997 1,093 10,090 1.4%

Graduates

Main Campus 1,127 311 1,438 1,241 284 1,525 -5.7%

Extended Campus 685 245 930 567 176 743 25.2%

Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 1,808 460 2,268 4.4%

Total Main Campus 9,994 1,334 11,328 10,076 1,244 11,320 0.1%

Total Extended Campus 848 423 1,271 729 309 1,038 22.4%

Grand Total 10,842 1,757 12,599 10,805 1,553 12,358 2.0%

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Funding Summary (Credit Hours) Top

Credit Hours by Funding

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Grand Total


Grand Total

% Change

Undergraduates

Main Campus 121,707 14,221 135,928

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Extended Campus 1,806

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Undergraduate Total 123,513 15,762 139,275 123,126 14,374 137,500 1.3%

Graduates

Main Campus 7,945 2,621 10,566 8,707 2,381 11,088 -4.7%

Extended Campus 5,140 1,457 6,597 5,048 1,332 6,380 3.4%

Graduate Total 13,085 4,078 17,163 13,755 3,713 17,468 -1.7%

Total Main Campus 129,652 16,842 146,494 129,756 15,714 145,470 0.7%

Total Extended Campus 6,946 2,998 9,944 7,125 2,373 9,498 4.7%

Grand Total 136,598 19,840 156,438 136,881 18,087 154,968 0.9%

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Course Load Summary Top

Enrollment by Credit Hour Load

Undergraduate Full time load 12 credits or more Graduate Full time load 9 credits or more

Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Resident Non-Resident Grand Total Grand Total

# % Undergrad # % Undergrad # % Undergrad # % Undergrad

Undergraduates Full-Time 8,305 92% 994 83% 9,299 91% 9,189 91%

Part-Time 725 8% 207 17% 932 9% 901 9%

Undergraduate Total 9,030 1,201 10,231 10,090

Fall 2011 Fall 2010


# % Graduate # % Graduate # % Graduate # % Graduate

Graduate Full-Time 734 41% 266 48% 1,000 42% 1,035 46%

Part-Time 1,078 59% 290 52% 1,368 58% 1,233 54%

Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 2,268

Grand Total 10,842 1,757 12,599 12,358

Full-Time 91%

Part-Time 9%

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Full-Time 42%

Part-Time 58%

Graduate Full-time/Part-time


Undergraduate Average Course Load

Average Course Load Undergraduates

Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Classification Resident Non-Resident Grand Total Grand Total % diff

Full-Time

Freshmen 14.3 14.5 14.3 14.4 -0.5%

Sophomore 14.4 14.6 14.4 14.5 -0.5%

Junior 14.3 14.8 14.4 14.5 -0.7%

Senior 14.0 14.4 14.1 14.1 -0.2%

Full-Time Average 14.3 14.6 14.3 14.4 -0.5%

Part-Time

Freshmen 7.4 5.8 6.8 4.6 48.6%

Sophomore 7.1 5.4 6.8 6.8 -0.1%

Junior 6.9 6.2 6.8 6.8 0.0%

Senior 6.7 6.4 6.6 6.8 -2.5%

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Masters 11.1 10.8 11.0 11.7 -6.0%

Doctoral 10.9 10.4 10.7 10.5 2.1%

Licensure 11.3 9.0 11.2 12.0 -6.6%

Specialist 10.2 11.8 10.6 11.7 -9.3%

Unclassified 10.9 12.9 11.6 11.3 2.4%

Full-Time Average 10.9 11.0 11.0 11.4 -3.6%

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Masters 4.8 4.8 4.8 5.0 -3.3%

Doctoral 4.6 4.0 4.4 4.1 7.9%

Licensure 3.9 3.8 3.9 4.0 -3.5%

Specialist 4.6 5.5 4.6 4.3 6.9%

Unclassified 4.2 3.3 3.9 2.6 50.9%

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Ethnicity Summary Top

Undergraduate Ethnicity Summary

Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Undergraduates Resident Non-Resident Grand Total Grand Total

Ethnic Group Ethnicity # % of Level # % of Level # % of Level # % of Level

New Collection Method Hispanic 1,257 13.9% 88 7.3% 1,345 13.1% 1,229 12.18%

African American 330 3.7% 32 2.7% 362 3.5% 395 3.91%

Asian 115 1.3% 23 1.9% 138 1.3% 205 2.03%

Hawaiian 15 0.2% 7 0.6% 22 0.2% 8 0.08%

Native American 34 0.4% 7 0.6% 41 0.4% 58 0.57%

Multi-Racial 202 2.2% 40 3.3% 242 2.4% 197 1.95%

Minority 1,953 22% 197 16% 2,150 21% 2,092 21%

White 5,352 59.3% 574 47.8% 5,926 57.9% 7,025 69.62%

Non US Citizen 4 0.0% 154 12.8% 158 1.5% 81 0.80%

Unknown 1,721 19.1% 276 23.0% 1,997 19.5% 892 8.84%

Non-Minority 7,077 78% 1,004 84% 8,081 79% 7,998 79%


The collection method for students was changed as mandated by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB). http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/fedreg_notice_15.

Students are asked to self -report: Are you Hispanic? Yes or No What is your race? Select one or more of the following categories. African American Asian Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Native American/Native Alaskan White

Students may leave the questions blank, if they choose but cannot indicate do not wish to provide. Prior to Fall 2010, students were able to indicate a single race or ethnicity (Hispanic, African American, Asian, Native American, White, Non US Citizen) and could indicate ‘Do not wish to provide’. Non US Citizens are student with a Visa.



Due to rounding, the percentages may not equal 100%

White 58%

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Undergraduate Ethnicity/Race Summary


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Graduate Ethnicity Summary

Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Graduates Resident Non-Resident Grand Total Grand Total

Ethnic Group Ethnicity # % of Level # % of Level # % of Level # % of Level

New Collection Method Hispanic 120 6.6% 16 2.9% 136 5.7% 126 6%

African American 36 2.0% 9 1.6% 45 1.9% 59 3%

Asian 26 1.4% 17 3.1% 43 1.8% 73 3%

Hawaiian 1 0.1% 1 0.2% 2 0.1% 2 0%

Native American 8 0.4% 3 0.5% 11 0.5% 12 1%

Multi-Racial 35 1.9% 10 1.8% 45 1.9% 33 1%

Minority 226 12% 56 10% 282 11% 305 13%

White 1,446 79.8% 305 54.86% 1,751 73.9% 1,787 79%

Non US Citizen 6 0.3% 141 25.36% 147 6.2% 77 3%

Unknown 134 7.4% 54 9.71% 188 7.9% 99 4%

Non-Minority 1,586 88% 500 90% 2,086 89% 1,963 87%

Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 2,268

Undergraduate & Graduate Total 10,842 1,757 12,599 12,358

The collection method for students was changed as mandated by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB). http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/fedreg_notice_15

Students are asked to self -report: Are you Hispanic? Yes or No What is your race? Select one or more of the following categories. African American Asian Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Native American/Native Alaskan White

Students may leave the questions blank if they choose but cannot indicate do not wish to provide. Prior to Fall 2010, students were able to indicate a single race or ethnicity (Hispanic, African American, Asian, Native American, White, Non US Citizen) and could indicate ‘Do not wish to provide’. Non US Citizens are student with a Visa.



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Graduate Ethnicity/Race Summary


First Generation Summary Top

Undergraduate First Generation (First generation is defined as a student who reported neither parent/guardian graduated from a 4 year college. )

Fall 2011 Fall 2010 Resident Non-Resident Fall Grand Total Grand Total

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First Generation 3,243 36% 271 23% 3,514 34% 3345 33.2%

Non First Generation* 5,787 64% 930 77% 6,717 66% 6,645 65.9%

Grand Total 9,030 1,201 10,231 9,990

Low Income**

Undergraduate Low Income (Offered a Pell Grant)

Fall 2011 Fall 2010 Resident Non-Resident Grand Total Grand Total

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Low Income (Pell) 3,039 34% 212 18% 3,251 32% 3047 30.2%

Non Low Income 5,991 66% 989 82% 6,980 68% 7,043 69.8%

Grand Total 9,030 1,201 10,231 10,090

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First Generation and Low Income Combined Summary Top

Undergraduate First Generation and Low Income

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Non First Generation

Non-Low Income 4,314 75% 825 89% 5,139 76.51% 50% 5,128 77% 51%

Non First Generation

Low Income 1,473 25% 105 11% 1,578 23.49% 15% 1,517 23% 15%

Total Non-First Generation

5,787 930 6,717 66% 6,645 66%

First Generation

Non-Low Income 1,677 52% 164 61% 1,841 52% 18% 1,915 56% 19%

First Generation

Low Income 1,566 48% 107 39% 1,673 48% 16% 1,530 44% 15%

Total First Generation 3,243 271 3,514 34% 3,445 34%

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New Student Summary Top

New Student Enrollment Summary

Fall 2011 Fall 2010

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New Freshmen 2,037 237 2,274 2,044 203 2,247 1.2% 27

New Transfer 690 127 817 694 141 835 -2.2% -18

Continuing 6,303 837 7,140 6,259 749 7,008 1.9% 132

Undergraduate Total 9,030 1,201 10,231 8,997 1,093 10,090 1.4% 141

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New Students 345 213 558 286 152 438 27.4% 120

Continuing 1,467 343 1,810 1,522 308 1,830 -1.1% -20

Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 1,808 460 2,268 4.4% 100

Grand Total 10,842 1,757 12,599 10,805 1,553 12,358 1.95% 241

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Online Summary Top

Students Enrolled in (at Least one) Online Course

Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Online Resident Non-Resident Grand Total Grand Total

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# % of Undergrad # % of Undergrad

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Non Resident

Undergraduates No 7,482 83% 926 77% 8,408 82% 8,247 82%

Yes 1,548 17% 275 23% 1,823 18% 1,843 18%


Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Online Resident Non-Resident Grand Total Grand Total

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Graduates No 1,169 65% 285 51% 1,454 61% 1,461 64%

Yes 643 35% 271 49% 914 39% 807 36%

Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 2,268

Grand Total 10,842 1,757 12,599 12,358

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Gender Summary Top

Gender Summary

Fall 2011 Fall 2010


Gender # % of UG # % of UG # % of UG # % of UG

Undergraduates (UG)

Female 5,604 62% 722 60% 6,326 62% 6,260 62%

Male 3,426 38% 479 40% 3,905 38% 3,830 38%


Fall 2011 Fall 2010


Gender # % of GR # % of GR # % of GR # % of GR

Graduates (GR)

Female 1,357 75% 402 72% 1,759 74% 1,640 72%

Male 455 25% 154 28% 609 26% 628 28%

Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 2,268

Grand Total 10,842 1,757 12,599 12,358

Female 62%

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Female 74%

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Undergraduate Gender Summary by Classification Top

Graduate Gender Summary by Classification

Graduate Gender Summary

Fall 2011

Classification Female Male % Female % Male

Masters 1,091 324 77% 23%

Doctoral 351 175 67% 33%

Licensure 61 23 73% 27%

Specialist 75 13 85% 15%

Unclassified 181 74 71% 29%

1,759 609 74% 26%

Undergraduate Gender Summary

Fall 2011

Classification Female Male % Female

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Freshmen 1,961 1,353 59% 41%

Sophomore 1,278 788 62% 38%

Junior 1,322 841 61% 39%

Senior 1,765 923 66% 34%

6,326 3,905 62% 38%


College Summary

College Summary

Fall 2011 Fall 2010


College # % of UG # % of UG # % of UG # % of UG

Undergraduate

EBS 1034 11% 119 10% 1153 11% 1023 10%

HHS 1,914 21% 198 16% 2112 21% 2,135 21%

MCB 817 9% 90 7% 907 9% 915 9%

NHS 2,690 30% 408 34% 3098 30% 2,849 28%

PVA 695 8% 139 12% 834 8% 814 8%

UC & Exploring 1,860 21% 222 18% 2082 20% 2,227 22%

Non-Degree Seeking 20 0% 25 2% 45 0% 127 1%


Fall 2011 Fall 2010


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Graduate

EBS 1,129 61% 187 37% 1,316 56% 1,214 54%

HHS 90 5% 18 4% 108 5% 123 5%

MCB 11 0.6% 2 0.4% 13 0.5% 8 0.4%

NHS 381 21% 154 30% 535 23% 553 24%

PVA 95 5% 81 16% 176 7% 160 7%

Grad School 150 8% 70 14% 220 9% 210 9%

Graduate Total 1,856 512 2,368 2,268

Grand Total 10,886 1,713 12,599 12,358

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Quick Facts

Top Five – Fall 2011

Undergraduate

States other than CO Colorado Counties International Majors

(All 50 represented) (61 represented out of 64) (31 represented)

California Weld Saudi Arabia Interdisciplinary Studies

Texas Arapahoe El Salvador Business Administration

Hawaii Larimer Germany Psychology

Arizona Jefferson Australia Sport and Exercise Science

Wyoming El Paso Canada Biology

Guatemala

Graduate



California Weld Saudi Arabia Special Education

Wyoming Larimer Thailand Education

Washington El Paso Pakistan Clinical Counseling

New Mexico Denver Taiwan Sport and Exercise Science

Texas Arapahoe China Music

Boulder

Top Five – Fall 2010

Undergraduate



California Weld Saudi Arabia Interdisciplinary Studies

Hawaii Arapahoe South Korea Business Administration

Texas Jefferson China Psychology

Illinois Larimer United Arab Emirates Sport and Exercise Science

Wyoming El Paso Germany Biology

Graduate


(45 represented) (50 represented out of 64) (28 represented)

California Weld Saudi Arabia Special Education

Wyoming Larimer Taiwan Education

Washington Boulder Thailand Clinical Counseling

Illinois El Paso China Sport and Exercise Science

Minnesota Arapahoe Dominican Republic Music


Admitted Freshman Profile Enrolled Freshman Profile

Fall 2011 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2010

Total # 5,949 5,646 2,274 2,265

ACT Composite

Median 22 23 22 23

Average 23 23 21.9 22.3

Range 11 to 35 10 to 35 12 to 33 11 to 35

# Students with ACT 5,470 5,207 2,140 2,131

SAT Combined

Median 1040 1070 1040 1050

Average 1045 1076 1045 1051

Range 620 to 1530 500 to 1,580 650 to 1500 690 to 1430

# Students with SAT 1,109 1,112 298 339

INDEX

Median 103 107 103 104

Average 103 107 103 105

Range 73 to 144 73 to 144 73 to 142 73 to 144

# Students with INDEX 5,924 5,625 2,259 2,247

High School GPA Average

3.2 3.3 3.2 3.22

AGE

Average Age 18.6 18.1 18.7 18.7

Age Range 17 to 51 16 to 49 17 to 51 17 to 50


Admitted Freshman Profile Enrolled Freshman Profile

States Fall 2011 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2010 % that are Colorado

Residents 81% 84% 89% 91%

# States other than Colorado

49 47 38 39

Top Five States

California California California Hawaii

Texas Hawaii Texas California

Arizona Texas Hawaii Illinois

Illinois Illinois Arizona Arizona

Hawaii Arizona Nevada & Washington Texas

Countries

# Countries other than US

10 10 5 8

Counties

# Colorado Counties Represented

53 58 50 53

Top Five Counties

Arapahoe Arapahoe Arapahoe Arapahoe

Weld Jefferson Weld Weld

Jefferson El Paso Jefferson Jefferson

El Paso Weld Douglas El Paso

Douglas Adams El Paso Douglas

High Schools

# Colorado High Schools Represented

326 361 271 250

Top Five High Schools

Grandview Grandview Greeley West (59) Grandview (47)

Cherry Creek Cherry Creek Greeley Central (59) Greeley Central (43)

Smokey Hill Cherokee Trail Grandview (50) Cherry Creek (40)

Greeley West Smokey Hill Cherokee Trail (44) Smoky Hill (35)

Cherokee Trail Eagle Crest Smoky Hill (41) Cherokee Trail (33)

Majors

Top Five Major Programs (not including undeclared

or pre-majors)

Business Administration


Interdisciplinary Studies (includes Elementary

Education)

Interdisciplinary Studies (includes

Elementary Education)

Biology Interdisciplinary

Studies Business Administration


Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology

Interdisciplinary Studies

Biology Biology Biology

Criminal Justice Athletic Training Sport and Exercise

Science Criminal Justice


Admitted Freshman Profile Enrolled Freshman Profile Majors Majors

Top Five Major Programs (not

including undeclared or pre-majors)



Top Five Major Programs (not

including undeclared or pre-majors)

Interdisciplinary Studies (includes Elementary Education)

Interdisciplinary Studies (includes Elementary Education)

Biology Interdisciplinary

Studies Business Administration


Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology

Interdisciplinary Studies

Biology Biology Biology

Criminal Justice Athletic Training Sport and Exercise Science

Criminal Justice

Live in Campus Housing

89% 90%

First Generation 55% 38%

Low Income 36% 36%

Gender 63% Female -

37% Male 64% Female - 36

% Male

Ethnic Minorities 30% 28%

Credit Hours

Full-time students 99% 98%

Full-time students average load

14.4 hours 14.4 hours

Part-time students 1% 2%

Part-time students average load

9.8 hours 8.7 hours


Enrollment Trend

Fall

2009 2010 2011

Census Final Census Final Census Final Budgeted Census to Budget

HC SCH HC SCH HC SCH HC SCH HC SCH HC SCH SCH SCH%

Main Campus

Undergraduate

Resident 8,699 120,108 8,770 120,772 8,835 121,049 8,801 121,270 8,867 121,707 122,483 99.7%

Non Resident 1,036 13,235 926 13,223 960 13,333 937 13,078 1,023 14,221 13,078 109.6%

Undergraduate Total 9,735 133,343 9,696 133,995 9,795 134,382 9,738 134,348 9,890 135,928 - - 135,561 100.6%

Graduate

Resident 1,283 8,520 1,257 9,042 1,241 8,707 1,286 9,036 1,127 7,945 9,036 94.0%

Non Resident 284 2,381 252 2,101 311 2,621 2,101 133.9%

Graduate Total 1,283 8,520 1,257 9,042 1,525 11,088 1,538 11,137 1,438 10,566 - - 11,137 101.6%

MAIN CAMPUS TOTAL 11,018 141,863 10,953 143,037 11,320 145,470 11,276 145,485 11,328 146,494 - - 146,698 100.7%

Extended Campus

Undergraduate

Resident 108 1,625 395 2,314 162 2,077 518 3,520 163 1,806

Non Resident 130 878 199 1,029 133 1,041 208 1,426 178 1,541

Undergraduate Total 238 2,503 594 3,343 295 3,118 726 4,946 341 3,347 - - 4,476 64.5%

Graduate

Resident 567 5,048 803 5,594 685 5,140

Non Resident 176 1,332 225 1,511 245 1,457

Graduate Total - - - - 743 6,380 1,028 7,105 930 6,597 - - 7,500 78.0%

Extended Campus Total 238 2,503 594 3,343 1,038 9,498 1,754 12,051 1,271 9,944 - - 11,976 73.0%

GRAND TOTAL 11,256 144,366 11,547 146,380 12,358 154,968 13,030 157,536 12,599 156,438 - - 158,674 98.6%

Documents

Enrollment Profile and Tuition Forecast - Greeley · PDF fileCourse Load Summary ... entire undergraduate population. ... Graduate Total 1,812 556 2,368 2,268 4.4% Grand