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ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

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Page 1: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

ENROLLMENTREPORT

PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCILSEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Page 2: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Strategies

• First-Time Freshmen– Continue focus on the high-priority areas of

Floyd/Johnson and Boyd/Greenup; adding Breathitt, Lawrence, Lewis and Pike counties

– Continue promoting Eagle Excellence Award; modifying to send scholarship offer letters in fall

– Update Datatel Recruiter to 2.0; update territory goals to meet total goal

– Share enrollment planning calendar with campus

Page 3: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Strategies

• First-Time Freshmen (Continued)– Expand recruitment efforts outside the service

region; additional Meet MSU Nights– Promote updated Non-Resident Tuition

Scholarship, enhancing the value to out-of-state students and providing access to students with financial need

– Launch Net Price Calculator to provide information on cost and financial aid resources (Scannell & Kurz)

Page 4: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Strategies

• Diversity– Host Evening with the Eagles events in Lexington,

Louisville and Cincinnati– Refocus senior enrollment services counselor on

Louisville territory– Jefferson County counselors’ meeting– Host spring Diversity Day

Page 5: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Strategies

• Early College Program– Maintain quality of program and number of

students in Early College Program– Increase yield of Early College Program from dual

enrolled to first-time freshmen• Visits to campus, IDs, special events (Open House

lunch, game tickets for family, backpack)• Streamlined admission process (incoming freshman

data card)• Utilize student calling team for personal contact

Page 6: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Strategies

• Transfer Students– Host Meet MSU Days and Transfer Visit Days– Refocus recruitment staff on strategic areas served by

Bluegrass CTC, including Winchester campus and Lexington; enhance presence in Maysville

– Communicate regularly with MSU applicants who chose to start at KCTCS to provide transfer advising

– Develop marketing plan for BUS-PS– Develop and implement marketing plan for Ashland

and Mt. Sterling; establish goals for target groups

Page 7: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Strategies• Veteran Students

– Attend Yellow Ribbon Re-Integration events in Lexington, Louisville and Ashland areas; visit regional National Guard Units in Morehead, Olive Hill and Ashland

– Continue to support the student veteran association (EagleVets)

– Develop framework for consistent and timely posting of ACE-recognized credit

– Surveys of current and non-returning students– Develop longer-term plan for dedicated space and

staffing for a student veteran center

Page 8: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Strategies• Graduate Students

– Host and attend recruiting events; visits to hospitals, school board offices, businesses

– Waive application fee (applications increased by 298 during summer campaign)

– Send GRE list info using the Recruiter system– Target 983 graduating senior list– Stop-Out Recruitment; 2,333 names of graduates students

who stopped attending during the past five years loaded into system

– Host graduate recruitment workshop, including academic departments

– Set and pursue academic program targets

Page 9: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Results

• Record Open House Attendance– Total 1,186 attended, up 40% year-to-year

• Meet MSU Nights/Evening with the Eagles– Lexington, Pikeville, Maysville, Erlanger, Louisville,

Somerset, Ashland, Mt. Sterling, Prestonsburg, Hazard, West Liberty, Louisville, Columbus, Cincinnati

– Total 733 attended, 477 applications• Total applications up 38% year-to-year

– Freshmen +51%• Total SOAR attendance 1,862, up 237 (15%)

Page 10: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Total Applicants and Accepts

79%

81%

(+2474, +38% YTY)

(+2375, +48% YTY)

YTY Comparison August 12, 2012

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Fall 2012 Freshman Applicants and Accepts

85%

84%

(+1783, +51% YTY)

(+1457, +49% YTY)

YTY Comparison August 12, 2012

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Fall 2012 African-American Applicants and Accepts

(+204, +40% YTY)

(+119, +36% YTY)

YTY Comparison August 12, 2012

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Fall 2012 New Transfer Applicants and Accepts

(+47, +4% YTY)

(+36, +5% YTY)

YTY Comparison August 12, 2012

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Fall 2012 New Graduate Applicants and Accepts

(+68, +8% YTY)

(+140,+29% YTY)

YTY Comparison August 12, 2012

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Fall 2012 Total Enrolled

YTY Comparison September 19, 2012

+419

Final official enrollment reported in November was 10,971 for Fall 2011.

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Fall 2012 Total African-American Enrolled

YTY Comparison September 19, 2012

+21

There were 74 new African-American freshmen on comparative date in 2011.There were 99 new African-American freshmen on same date in 2012.

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Fall 2012 FTFR Enrolled

YTY Comparison September 19, 2012

+284

Final official FTFR enrollment reported in November was 1,372 for Fall 2011.

2011 FTFR 211 Out-of-State15%

2012 FTFR254 Out-of-State15%

Page 18: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 FTFR Enrolled by ACT Range

5% 23% 37% 25% 10%

YTY Comparison August 12, 2012

Last year ended at 21.8

AverageACT = 21.8(FTFR Registered)

AverageACT = 22.0(FTFRRegistered)

Preliminary 2012 figure is 21.9

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Fall 2012 New Transfers Enrolled

YTY Comparison September 19, 2012

-12

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Fall 2012 New Graduate Students Enrolled

YTY Comparison September 19, 2012

+57

At same date, 2011FA Total GR enrollment was 1,548; 2012FA is 1,458.

Page 21: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 Total Early College/Transitional Enrolled

YTY Comparison September 19, 2012

+212

Ended with 2,387 total early college/transitional for Fall 2011.381 seniors taking dual-credit classes during 2011-12 year enrolled as FTFR in Fall 2012.

Page 22: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 FTFR BY COUNTY

Oldham

BullittW

oodford

Boyle

Campbell

KentonRowan

Wolfe

Menifee

PowellMercer

Bracken

Robert-son

Bourbon

Bath

Bell

BoydCarter

Casey

Elliott

Estill

Fleming

FloydGarrard

Greenup

Jackson

Breathitt

Johnson

Knox

Lawrence

Leslie

Lewis

Lincoln

MadisonMagoffin

Marion

Martin

Mason

McCreary

Morgan

Nelson

Perry Pike

Pulaski

Rock-castle

Russell

WayneWhitley

2012FA FTFR Enrolled

FayetteClark

Scott

Montgom

ery

Anderson

Jessa-mine

Boone

Grant

Pendleton

Harrison

Nicholas

Harlan

Letcher

Knott

Lee

Owsley

Laurel

Clay

Franklin

Owen

Washing-ton

JeffersonShelby

Clinton

Cumber-land

Adair

Taylor

Green

50+

25-49

10-24

Trimble

Carroll

Gallatin

Henry

Spencer

Larue

Metcalfe

<10

Page 23: ENROLLMENT REPORT PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Fall 2012 FTFR BY COUNTY

Oldham

BullittW

oodford

Boyle

Campbell

KentonRowan

Wolfe

Menifee

PowellMercer

Bracken

Robert-son

Bourbon

Bath

Bell

BoydCarter

Casey

Elliott

Estill

Fleming

FloydGarrard

Greenup

Jackson

Breathitt

Johnson

Knox

Lawrence

Leslie

Lewis

Lincoln

MadisonMagoffin

Marion

Martin

Mason

McCreary

Morgan

Nelson

Perry Pike

Pulaski

Rock-castle

Russell

WayneWhitley

2012FA FTFR Enrolledvs. 2011FA FTFR

FayetteClark

Scott

Montgom

ery

Anderson

Jessa-mine

Boone

Grant

Pendleton

Harrison

Nicholas

Harlan

Letcher

Knott

Lee

Owsley

Laurel

Clay

Franklin

Owen

Washing-ton

JeffersonShelby

Clinton

Cumber-land

Adair

Taylor

Green

Increased 15-32

Increased 5-14

Decreased 5-15

Trimble

Carroll

Gallatin

Henry

Spencer

Larue

Metcalfe

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