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ANNUAL UNIVERSITY FACT BOOK

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Table of ContentsLife University at a Glance: Fall 2020 ........................................................................... 3General Profile ...........................................................................................................................4Board of Trustees .....................................................................................................................7Executive Officers ....................................................................................................................7Academic Program Administrators ............................................................................ 7Academic Programs ..............................................................................................................8Online Programs ......................................................................................................................8Presidents of Life University .............................................................................................9Life U Athletics ......................................................................................................................... 10

UniversityLife University Enrollment Trends ...............................................................................12Student Characteristics ..................................................................................................... 16Enrollment by Major ............................................................................................................22Credit Hours Sold ...................................................................................................................23Student Loan Default Rate ..............................................................................................23Degrees Conferred ............................................................................................................... 24Faculty and Staff Profile ................................................................................................... 26

College of Online EducationPrograms, Enrollment, Credit Hours Earned, Student Characteristics .................................................................................................. 28

College of ChiropracticEnrollment Trends, Student Characteristics, Credit Hours Sold, Graduation, National Licensing Exam Success Rate ................................. 30

College of Graduate and Undergraduate StudiesGraduate & Undergraduate StudiesMain Campus Students Profile Only Enrollment Trends, Student Characteristics, Degrees Conferred ........37

Graduate Studies—Main Campus & Online StudentsEnrollment Trends, Student Characteristics, Degrees Conferred .......40

Undergraduate—Main Campus & Online StudentsEnrollment Trends, Student Characteristics, Degrees Conferred .......46

Student Retention and Graduation ......................................................................... 54Physical Resources Summary ...................................................................................... 56Campus Map .............................................................................................................................57

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Life University at a Glance: Fall 2020

Degree Seeking Enrollment ....2,796Enrollment FTE ..............................2,631Non-Degree Seeking ........................ 18

As a Percentage of EnrollmentChiropractic............................................................60%Graduate .....................................................................7%Undergraduate .................................................... 33%

Degrees Conferred Between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020Total Degrees Conferred ................................634Associate Degree .................................................... 17Bachelor’s Degree ............................................... 179Master’s Degree ...................................................... 52Doctor of Chiropractic .....................................386Percentage of Minority Graduates .........38%Percentage of International Graduates 6%

FacultyNumber of Faculty ........................................195Full-Time............................................................ 64%Part-Time ...........................................................36%Male ...................................................................... 54%Female ................................................................46%Minorities .......................................................... 30%

As a Percentage of EnrollmentsFull-Time Students .........................................86%Male Students .................................................. 48%Female Students ............................................. 52%International Students ...................................6%Number of Countries Represented ....58%

As a Percentage of Undergraduate EnrollmentFirst-Time, Full-Time Freshmen ............20%New Transfer Students ................................. 15%International Students ...................................6%Students Under Age 21 ................................ 57%Students Over Age 22 ..................................43%

TuitionProgram ........................Credit Hour ......Tuition/YearUndergraduate ........................$267 .................. $12,105Graduate .....................................$205 ...................$8,235Chiropractic ..............................$387 ................$29,025

Instructional Colleges .................................. 3Number of Degrees offered ....................21

Life University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS-COC) 1866 Southern Lane • Decatur, GA 30033

Life University complies with applicable laws prohibiting discrimination, including Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Executive Order 11246, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability or veteran status in admission or access to, or treatment of employment in, its programs and services.

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General ProfilePRESIDENT Rob Scott, D.C., Ph.D.

FOUNDED 1974

TYPE Private

AFFILIATION Independent

CONTROL Private, not-for-profit

CLASSIFICATION 4 years and above

CALENDAR Quarter

CAMPUS 105 Acres, 18 Buildings

DEGREES OFFERED

Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Master of Athletic Training, Doctor of Chiropractic

DEGREES AND MAJORS

Associate of Arts: Positive Human Development and Social Change

Associate of Science: Health & Wellness, Computer Information Management

Bachelor of Arts: Positive Human Development and Social Change

Bachelor of Business Administration: Business Administration

Bachelor of Science: Biology, Biopsychology, Computer Information Management, Dietetics, Exercise Science, Interdisciplinary Studies, Health Coaching, Culinary Nutrition, Nutrition, Psychology, Human Ecology

Master of Science: Clinical Nutrition, Positive Psychology, Sport Health Science

Master of Athletic Training: Athletic Training

Doctor of Chiropractic: Chiropractic

ACCREDITATION AGENCIES

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS-COC)

The Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) College of Chiropractic

Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND)

Commission on the Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE)

AFFILIATIONS Life University maintains cooperative working affiliations with state, national and international chiropractic associations, the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Cobb County Chamber of Commerce, and The Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Atlanta, the Concurrent Admissions Program (Con AP), Georgia Independent Colleges Association (GICA) and the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG).

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DEPARTMENTAL HONOR

SOCIETIES

Psi Chi (Psychology), Kappa Omicron Nu (Nutrition and Societies Dietetics), Sigma Beta Delta (Business Administration and Management)

MASCOT Running Eagles

COLORS Green and Yellow

GOVERNING BODY

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Mid-South Conference, USA Rugby

ATHLETICS CONFERENCE

Mid-South Conference

SPORT TEAMS Men: Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Rugby, Soccer, Swimming, Track and Field, Wrestling, Volleyball

Women: Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Lacrosse, Rugby, Soccer, Swimming, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Volleyball, Wrestling

Coed Team: Cheer

FINANCIAL AID Federal and State Financial Aid Programs: Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant, Federal Direct Subsidized Loan, Federal Direct, Parent and Graduate PLUS, Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan, Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Georgia Student Access Loan, Georgia Hope Scholarship, Georgia Zell Miller Scholarship, Federal Work Study.

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SCHOLARSHIPS Undergraduate: Alumni Association Scholarship, Debbie Lancaster Memorial Scholarship, Dr. James L. Chestnut – Innate Choice Wellness Nutrition Inc. Scholarship, Dr. Sid Williams Scholarships, John Wheeler Leadership & Service Scholarship, Life Memorial Scholarship, Life University International Scholarship, Life University Psychology Scholarship, Rugby Scholarship The Honorable Kenneth O. Nix, J.D. Scholarship, Standard Process Scholarship, UG/GR Merit Scholarship, RISE Scholarships

Graduate: Albert Grabovschiner Ph.D, Multi Radiance Medical Functional Rehabilitation Scholarship, Dr. James L. Chestnut – Innate Choice Wellness Nutrition Inc. Scholarship, John Wheeler Leadership & Service Scholarship, Alumni Association Scholarship, Jonathan Roger Tripp Memorial Scholarship, Life Memorial Scholarship, Life University International Scholarship,Rugby Scholarship,Standard Process Scholarship, The Honorable Kenneth O. Nix, J.D. Scholarship UG/GR Merit Scholarship.

Chiropractic: Albert Grabovschiner Ph.D, Multi Radiance Medical Functional Rehabilitation Scholarship, Alumni Association Scholarship, ChiroHealthUSA’s Foxworth Family Scholarship Clark E. Rich, D.C. Memorial Scholarship, Dr. Cameron Cassan Memorial Scholarship, Dr. I.N. and M. Louise Toftness Scholarship, Clark E. Rich, DC Memorial Scholarship, Dr. Kathryn L. D’Amelio Scholarship, Dr. Kerry White “I Can I Will” Memorial Scholarship FundDr. Max L. Harris Scholarship, Dr. Mickey Cohen Scholarship, Dr. Ralph Ungerank Scholarship, Dr. Richard S. Lord Scholarship, Dr. Robert H. Hatch Memorial Scholarship, Dr. Robert H. Hatch Memorial Scholarship, Dr. Tom Retherford Memorial Scholarship, Drs. Jim Warden & Pamela Vinci Memorial Scholarship, Dunton/McGonagill Family Scholarship, Eddy & Neia Diaz Scholarship, Full Circle Coaching/Jay & Christina Breitlow, Get the Big Idea: Discover Principled Chiropractic, The Gift of Mirth Scholarship, Harvey Lillard Scholarship, John Wheeler Leadership & Service Scholarship, Julian Ho Research Scholarship, Kalb Memorial Scholarship, Langford Family Scholarship Fund,Life Chiropractic Scholarship,Life University International Scholarship,Louro Family Rugby Scholarship, Michigan Chiropractic Foundation Scholarship, Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association Scholarship, New Jersey Scholarship, Red Hat Scholarship (Commemorating Dr. William Harris), Sid Williams Ribley Scholarship, Standard Process Scholarship, Tex Rabourn Scholarship, The Faye O. Rogers Memorial Scholarship Fund,The Honorable Kenneth O. Nix, J.D. Scholarship

RESEARCH INSTITUTES

Dr. Sid Williams Center for Chiropractic Research, Life Sport Science Institutes, NeuroLife Institute

PUBLIC CLINICS Campus Center for Health and Optimum Performance (CC-HOP), Center for Health & Optimum Performance (C-HOP), Community Outreach Clinic

WEBSITE www.LIFE.edu

ADDRESS 1269 Barclay Circle, Marietta, GA 30060

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Board of TrusteesJeffrey Aita, D.C. .....................................South CarolinaEddy Diaz, D.C. ........................................Puerto RicoSandra Elbaum, D.C. ...........................VirginiaKevin Fogarty, D.C., Chairman ......FloridaAaron Gagnon, CPA, CIA ...................TexasJanell Gibson, M.S. ................................AlabamaRichard Giuli, B.S. ..................................CaliforniaJack Griesbaum, JD ..............................FloridaT. Fitz Johnson, Esquire ......................Georgia

Executive OfficersRobert Scott, D.C., Ph.D., President

William D. Jarr B.B.A., Executive Vice President for Finance

Tim Gross, M.S., D.C., Vice President Academic Affairs

Cynthia Boyd, D.C., Vice President for Enrollment Management and Marketing

Academic Program AdministratorsCollege of ChiropracticLeslie King, M.Ed., D.C. ................................ Dean, College of ChiropracticMichael Clusserath, D.C. ............................ Associate Dean of Academics Bernadette Lavender, D.C. ....................... Associate Dean of Clinical EducationStephen Paterno, D.C. .................................. Director of Clinical Assessment

Division ChairsLydia Dever, D.C. ............................................. Chiropractic SciencesMark Ferdarko, D.C. ....................................... Clinical SciencesMamie Ware, Ph.D. ........................................ Basic Sciences

Clinic DirectorsShayan Sheybani, D.C, M.B.A., F.A.C.O., F.I.C.C., C.H.C. .....................................Executive Director of Clinical OperationsJoseph Forese, M.D., D.C., D.A.A.P.M. .........................................................................Director of ClinicsTeri Stockwell, D.C. ..................................................................................................................Assistant Director of ClinicsJohn Markham, D.C. ..............................................................................................................PEAK

College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies Jana Holwick, Ph.D. .......................................Dean, College of Graduate and Undergraduate StudiesMichael Smith, Ph.D. .....................................Associate Dean, College of Graduate and Undergraduate StudiesCatherine Faust, Ph.D. .................................Associate Dean, College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies

Department ChairsSaphronia Johnson, Ph.D. ........................Assistant Dean, Natural Science and General StudiesAlan Wells, Ph.D. .............................................Assistant Dean, Liberal StudiesJana Holwick, Ph.D. ......................................Interim Assistant Dean, Social SciencesRichard Williams, Ph.D. ..............................Assistant Dean, Sport Health Science and Nutrition

College of Online EducationRichard Belcastro, Ed.D. .............................Dean, College of Online EducationMickey Parsons, Ph.D. ..................................Chair, MPSY Program

Jay Handt, D.C. ........................................New YorkLeana Kart, D.C. ......................................GeorgiaStuart Katzen, D.C. ................................PennsylvaniaThomas M. Klapp, D.C. .......................MichiganJoe Lupo, D.C. ...........................................MichiganRhonda Newton, B.S. ..........................Georgia Randolph O’Dell, D.C. .........................MichiganBoard Member EmeritusR. James Gregg, D.C. ...........................Michigan

Marc Schneider, D.C., Vice President for Student Affairs

Gilles LaMarche, D.C., Vice President for University Advancement

John McGee, MHRD., Vice President for Operations

John Downes, D.C., Vice President for Global Initiatives

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Academic Programs

Online Programs

Graduate DegreesMaster of Science in Sport Health Science

Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition

Master of Science in Positive Psychology

Master of Athletic Training

Professional DegreeDoctor of Chiropractic

Undergraduate DegreesAssociate of Science in Health and Wellness

Associate of Arts in Positive Human Development and Social Change

Associate of Science in Computer Information Management

Bachelor of Science in Biology

Bachelor of Science in Biopsychology

Bachelor of Business Administration

Bachelor of Science in Human Ecology

Bachelor of Arts in Positive Human Development and Social Change

Graduate DegreesMaster of Science in Positive Psychology

Undergraduate DegreesAssociate of Science in Health and Wellness

Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Bachelor of Science in Biology

Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies

Online Pre-D.C. Pathway

Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Management

Bachelor of Science in Dietetics

Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science

Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies

Bachelor of Science in Health Coaching

Bachelor of Science in Nutrition

Bachelor of Science in Culinary Nutrition

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Presidents of Life University

Sid Williams, D.C. 1974-2002

Guy F. Riekeman, D.C. 2004-2017

Robert Scott, D.C., Ph.D. 2017-Present

Michael Schmidt, D.C. 2002-2003

Benjamin DeSpain, Ph.D. 2003-2004

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Life U AthleticsKey Achievements for 2019-20Men’s Soccer

2019 Mid-South Conference Regular Season Champions Earned trip to NAIA National Tournament where they went to the second-

round Thierry Jules – Mid-South Conference Player of the Year Alex Pama – Mid-South Conference Coach of the Year

Women’s Wrestling Julia Vidallon won LIFE’s first ever women’s individual national

championship. Team earned WCWA national runner-up finish – the highest placement in

school history.

Men’s Wrestling Denver Stonecheck earned a national runner-up finish in the 149lb weight

class.

Cheer Freshman Brendan Marks earned Mid-South Conference Freshman of the

Year and Cheerleader of the year, while also becoming the program’s first ever NAIA All-American.

Swimming Freshman Dora Reizinger earned the school’s first national runner-up finish

in the 200 Backstroke. Women’s Swim earned their highest-ever national finish, coming in 5th

place at the NAIA National Championship.

Women’s Lacrosse Earned the schools first-ever LAX win over a ranked opponent, beating #7

Marian Nationally ranked 7th at the time COVID cancelled the season

Track Bria Sands won the Mid-South Conference Indoor Athlete of the Year after

breaking the conference records in both the triple jump and the long jump. Additionally, she ran on the conference champion 4x400 relay team.

Activities Life University continues to be the largest athletics department in metro-

Atlanta with more than 500 student-athletes. Academic accolades have continued to climb as Life U student-athletes

earned 44 NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete awards, tripling their total from 2018-2019. Additionally, they earned 88 conference academic awards, their highest total in department history.

The department saw their highest-ever department GPA over the course of the 2019-2020 academic year, with a department average over a 3.0.

23 Athletic ProgramsMen

Basketball Bowling Cross Country Rugby Indoor Track & Field Outdoor Track & Field Soccer Swimming Volleyball Wrestling Club Rugby

Women Basketball Bowling Cross Country Lacrosse Rugby Soccer Swimming Indoor Track & field Outdoor Track & field Volleyball Wrestling

Coed Cheer

Affiliations National Association of

Intercollegiate Athletics USA Rugby Mid-South Conference

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Athletics Data Sport 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Cheerleading (CHR) 6 11 21 22

Men’s Basketball (MBK) 13 12 15 14 17 16

Men’s Bowling (MBO) 8 11 13 13 11 11

Men’s Rugby (MRG) 60 58 52 61 76 79

Men’s Soccer (MSC) 15 33 35 38 33

Men’s Swimming (MSW) 1 1 4 10 12 10

Men’s Volleyball (MVB) 11 14 22

Men Wrestling (MWR) 44 39 65 81 100 118

Women’s Basketball (WBK) 12 13 15 14 12

Women’s Bowling (WBO) 1 3 5 5 6 2

Women’s Lacrosse (WLAX) 21 28 18

Women’s Rugby (WRG) 30 39 43 48 52 58

Women’s Soccer ( WSC) 16 26 28 32 29

Women’s Swimming (WSW) 9 4 4 6 12 14

Women’s Volleyball (WVB) 12 16 17 19 16 18

Women’s Wrestling (WWR) 21 21 20 34 35 40

Women’s Cross Country (WXC) 12 21 12 23 24 34

Grand Total 211 268 328 435 508 536

Percent Change 27% 22% 33% 17% 6%

Athletics as a Percent of Enrollment 16%

Number of Undergraduate 471

Percent of Undergraduate Enrollment 50%

Sport Female MaleGrand Total

CHR 15 7 22

MBK 16 16

MBO 11 11

MRG 79 79

MSC 33 33

MSW 10 10

MVB 22 22

MWR 118 118

WBK 12 12

Summary

Athletes by Gender

WBO 2 2

WRG 58 58

WSC 29 29

WSW 14 14

WVB 18 18

WWR 39 1 40

WXCTR 32 32

WLAX 18 18

Grand Total 239 297 536

Percent 45% 55%

Sport Female MaleGrand Total

Number of Graduate 13

Percent of Graduate Enrollment 7%

Number of DC 52

Percent of DC 3%

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MBO 11 11 MRG 79 79 MSC 33 33 MSW 10 10 MVB 22 22 MWR 118 118 WBK 12 12 WBO 2 2 WRG 58 58 WSC 29 29 WSW 14 14 WVB 18 18 WWR 39 1 40 WXCTR 32 32 WLAX 18 18 Grand Total 239 297 536 Percent 45% 55%

Athletics Ethnicity

Race Asian

Black or African

American Hispanic Unreported White

Non-Resident

Alien

American Indian/ Alaskan Native

Grand Total

CHR 2 9 4 1 5 1 22

MBK 9 1 2 3 1 16

MBO 1 7 1 2 11

MRG 1 12 11 4 32 18 1 79

MSC 5 6 1 2 19 33

MSW 1 2 1 6 10

MVB 1 2 14 1 2 2 22

MWR 1 35 30 3 43 2 4 118

WBK 10 1 1 12

WBO 1 1 2

WRG 3 12 15 4 20 3 1 58

WSC 1 1 4 8 15 29

WSW 4 5 5 14

WVB 1 2 3 11 1 18

WWR 5 8 11 2 14 40

WXC 1 1 2

WXCTR 17 3 6 6 32

WLAX 1 2 3 12 18

Grand Total 17 134 111 19 169 79 7 536

Athletes by Gender

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Degree-Seeking Students: Fall Enrollment

Year Enrollment Annual %

Change

Fall 2020 531

Fall 2019 529 0%

Fall 2018 435 22%

Fall 2017 531 -3%

Fall 2016 399 12%

Fall 2015 403 -1%

Fall 2014 460 -12%

Fall 2013 428 7%

Fall 2012 474 -10%

Fall 2011 420 13%

Fall 2010 386 9%

Fall 2009 355 9%

Fall 2008 340 4%

Fall 2007 318 7%

Year Enrollment Annual %

Change

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Enrollment Trends

Degree Seeking Students: Fall Enrollment

Year New Students Annual % Change

Fall 2020 531 Fall 2019 529 0% Fall 2018 435 22% Fall 2017 531 -3%Fall 2016 399 12% Fall 2015 403 -1%Fall 2014 460 -12% Fall 2013 428 7% Fall 2012 474 -10%Fall 2011 420 13% Fall 2010 386 9% Fall 2009 355 9% Fall 2008 340 4% Fall 2007 318 7%

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Full-Time Equivalent (FTE)

YearDoctor of

Chiropractic Graduates Undergraduates Total Students Annual % Change

Fall 2020 1,636 140 855 2,631 2%

Fall 2019 1,625 147 816 2,588 0

Fall 2018 1,614 151 833 2,598 5%

Fall 2017 1,609 163 713 2,484 -2%

Fall 2016 1,684 201 648 2,533 -1%

Fall 2015 1,742 164 640 2,546 -1%

Fall 2014 1,743 144 682 2,569 -1%

Fall 2013 1,758 124 716 2,598 5%

Fall 2012 1,624 108 754 2,486 2%

Fall 2011 1,570 108 770 2,448 6%

Fall 2010 1,520 84 708 2,312 5%

Fall 2009 1,466 86 650 2,202 8%

Fall 2008 1,449 70 528 2,047 12%

Fall 2007 1,305 35 488 1,828 16%

Fall 2006 1,104 25 453 1,582 14%

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Full Time Equivalent

Year Chiropractors Graduates Undergraduates Total FTE Annual

% Change

Fall 2020 1636 140 855 2631 2% Fall 2019 1625 147 816 2588 0 Fall 2018 1614 151 833 2598 5% Fall 2017 1609 163 713 2484 -2%Fall 2016 1684 201 648 2533 -1%Fall 2015 1742 164 640 2546 -1%Fall 2014 1743 144 682 2569 -1% Fall 2013 1758 124 716 2598 5% Fall 2012 1624 108 754 2486 2% Fall 2011 1570 108 770 2448 6% Fall 2010 1520 84 708 2312 5% Fall 2009 1466 86 650 2202 8% Fall 2008 1449 70 528 2047 12% Fall 2007 1305 35 488 1828 16% Fall 2006 1104 25 453 1582 14%

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New Degree Seeking Students: Fall Enrollment

Enrollment by Quarter

Quarter 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Average

Fall 474 428 460 403 399 448 435 529 531 456

Winter 276 264 275 221 231 191 187 210 174 225

Spring 202 186 151 132 150 115 124 103 148 146

Summer 276 255 234 243 227 197 174 201 193 222

Total 1,228 1,133 1,120 999 1,007 951 920 1,043 1,046 1,050

Quarter 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Average

Fall 2,754 2,708 2,692 2,615 2,736 2,722 2,705

Winter 2,648 2,658 2,638 2,587 2,684 2,666 2,647

Spring 2,567 2,545 2,500 2,509 2,542 2,500 2,527

Summer 2,394 2,331 2,271 2,200 2,215 2,227 2,273

Total 10,363 10,242 10,101 9,911 10,177 10,115 10,152

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Fall 2019 Student Body Characteristics for all Students

Ethnicity Count Percent American Indian/Alaskan Native 36 1% Asian/Pacific Islander 119 4% Black, Non Hispanic 545 20% Hispanic 599 22% Unreported 116 4% White Non Hispanic 1328 48% Grand Total 2743

474 428 460 403 399 448 435529

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Fall 2020 Student Body Characteristics for all Students (Unduplicated)

Ethnicity Count Percent America Indian/Alaskan Native 32 1% Asian/Pacific Islander 91 3% Black, Non Hispanic 560 21% Hispanic 580 21% Resident Alien 156 6% Unreported 104 4% White Non Hispanic 1202 44% Grand Total 2725

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Ethnicity All Students

Ethnicity Count Percentage

American Indian/ Alaskan Native 32 1%

Asian 92 3%

Black or African American 570 20%

Hispanic 607 22%

Non-Resident Alien 149 6%

Unreported 106 4%

White 1,258 44%

Grand Total 2,814

Female Male Unreported Grand Total Percent

Full Time 1,220 1,190 2,410 86%

Part Time 250 152 2 404 14%

Total 1,470 1,342 2 2,814

Enrollment by Gender and Part-Time/Full-Time Enrollment

STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS

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Enrollment by Gender and Part-Time Full-Time Enrollment ( Duplicated)

Row Labels Female Male Unreported Grand Total Percent

Full Time 1220 1190 2410 86% Part Time 250 152 2 404 14% Grand Total Total 1470 1342 2 2814

Average Age

Program Count Average Age Graduate 187 32

Chiropractic 1670 27 Undergraduates 939 23

Average 27

1%3%

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Unduplicated Ethnicity Enrollment

America Indian/Alaskan Native

Asian/Pacific Islander

Black, Non-Hispanic

Hispanic

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Enrollment by Gender and Part-Time Full-Time Enrollment ( Duplicated)

Row Labels Female Male Unreported Grand Total Percent

Full Time 1220 1190 2410 86% Part Time 250 152 2 404 14% Grand Total Total 1470 1342 2 2814

Average Age

Program Count Average Age Graduate 187 32

Chiropractic 1670 27 Undergraduates 939 23

Average 27

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Average Age of Students Enrolled

International Students

International Student Program Make Up

Age Distribution

Program Count Average Age

Graduate 187 32

Chiropractic 1,670 27

Undergraduate 939 23

Average 27

Year Students Annual % Change

Fall 2020 156 -7%

Fall 2019 168 8%

Fall 2018 155 8%

Fall 2017 144 16%

Fall 2016 124 39%

Program

Percentage of Program Enrollment

Chiropractic 3%

Graduate 4%

Undergraduate 10%

Total International

Enrollment6%

Age Category Students Percentage

Less Than 18 5 0%

18-21 603 21%

22-34 1,979 70%

35-49 185 7%

50-64 39 1%

65 + 2 0%

Fall 2015 89 7%

Fall 2014 83 -2%

Fall 2013 85 -17%

Fall 2012 102 -4%

Fall 2011 106


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NORTH AMERICACanada 19Mexico 2

EUROPEAustria 1Belgium 3Channel Islands 1Finland 1Germany 9Hungary 2Iceland 10Ireland 1Italy 2Lithuania 1Netherlands 4Norway 2Poland 1Serbia 2Slovenia 1

International Students Country

21

24

21

5929

Spain 3Sweden 2United Kingdom 13

MIDDLE EAST/ASIA & AUSTRALIAArab Republic of Syria 1Australia 1China 2Hong Kong 11India 1Iran 1Japan 2Malaysia 1Republic of Korea 4Thailand 2Turkey 1Ukraine 2

AFRICACameroon 1Gambia 1Ghana 1Kenya 1Nigeria 2South Africa 11Zambia 1Zimbabwe 3

SOUTH AMERICA/CARIBBEANArgentina 4Aruba 2Bahamas 3 Barbados 1 Brazil 6Colombia 4Costa Rica 1Trinidad and Tobago 1Venezuela 2


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International Students by Program and Country

Country Student PercentageArab Republic of

Syria 1 1%

Argentina 4 3%

Aruba 2 1%

Australia 1 1%

Austria 1 1%

Bahamas 3 2%

Barbados 1 1%

Belgium 3 2%

Brazil 6 4%

Cameroon 1 1%

Canada 19 12%

Channel Islands 1 1%

China 2 1%

Colombia 4 3%

Costa Rica 1 1%Democratic

Republic of Congo 1 1%

Finland 1 1%

Gambia 1 1%

Germany 9 6%

Ghana 1 1%

Hong Kong 11 7%

Hungary 2 1%

Iceland 10 6%

India 1 1%

Iran 1 1%

Ireland 1 1%

Italy 2 1%

Japan 2 1%

Kenya 1 1%

Lithuania 1 1%

Malaysia 1 1%

Mexico 2 1%

Netherland 4 3%

Nigeria 2 1%

Norway 2 1%

Poland 1 1%

Republic of Korea 4 2%

Russian Federation 1 1%

Serbia 2 1%

Slovenia 1 1%

South Africa 11 7%

Spain 3 2%

Sweden 2 1%

Thailand 2 1%Trinidad and

Tobago 1 1%

Turkey 1 1%

Ukraine 2 1%

United Kingdom 13 8%

Venezuela 2 1%

Zambia 1 1%

Zimbabwe 3 2%

Grand Total 156

Country Student Percentage


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Unduplicated Student Count by State and U.S. Territory

States and Territories Graduate Postgraduate

Under-graduate Grand Total Percentage

AK 1 1 2 0%

AL 70 12 82 3%

AP 1 1 0%

AR 4 3 7 0%

AZ 1 1 2 0%

CA 4 12 28 44 2%

CO 1 14 5 20 1%

CT 1 7 8 0%

DE 2 1 3 0%

FL 8 68 67 143 6%

GA 92 624 462 1,178 46%

HI 2 4 6 0%

IA 4 3 7 0%

ID 3 4 7 0%

IL 18 9 27 1%

IN 2 15 4 21 1%

KS 1 1 0%

KY 1 17 3 21 1%

LA 26 1 27 1%

MA 2 6 8 0%

MD 2 20 5 27 1%

ME 1 2 3 0%

MI 2 56 17 75 3%

MN 1 7 2 10 0%

MO 1 5 4 10 0%

MS 24 2 26 1%



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Unduplicated Student Count by State and U.S. Territory

NC 3 58 12 73 3%

NE 7 3 10 0%

NH 2 1 3 0%

NJ 1 53 6 60 2%

NM 2 2 0%

NV 2 3 5 0%

NY 29 11 40 2%

OH 1 62 13 76 3%

OK 2 1 6 9 0%

OR 1 3 4 0%

PA 5 41 12 58 2%

PR 3 187 29 219 9%

RI 1 1 0%

SC 4 23 7 34 1%

TN 2 41 14 57 2%

TX 17 24 41 2%

UT 3 3 6 0%

VA 2 28 9 39 2%

VI 1 1 2 0%

VT 4 1 5 0%

WA 2 3 4 9 0%

WI 16 1 17 1%

WV 2 6 8 0%

WY 1 1 0%

States and Territories Graduate Postgraduate

Under-graduate Grand Total Percentage


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ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR

Major 2019 2020 % Change Yr. 19-20

Doctor of Chiropractic 1,653 1,670 1%

M.S. Clinical Nutrition 19 10 -47%

M.S. Sport Health Science 72 68 -6%

M.S. Positive Psychology 89 109 22%

M.A.T. Athletic Training 8 0 -100%

Undeclared Master’s 7 0 -100%

A.S. Computer Info. Mgt. 4 6 50%

A.S. Health and Wellness 9 16 89%

A.S. Positive Human Development & Social Change 16 17 6%

B.S. Positive Human Development & Social Change 23 9 -61%

B.B.A. Business Administration 157 152 -3%

B.S. Biopsychology 17 16 -6%

B.S. Computer Info. Mgmt. 31 34 10%

B.S. Health Coaching 13 19 46%

B.S. Nutrition 18 20 11%

B.S. Culinary Nutrition 10 10 0%

B.S. Biology 150 181 22%

B.S. Dietetics 47 43 -9%

B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies 27 40 48%

B.S. Exercise Science 212 235 11%

B.S. Psychology 105 117 11%

B.S. Human Ecology 2 1 -50%

Pre-D.C. 47 26 -45%

*Postgraduate Dietetic Internship 16 15 -6%

2,752 2,814 2%


23

CREDIT HOURS SOLD

Stafford Loan Default Rate (3-Year) FY2015 FY2016 FY2017

3-Year Default Rate 8.10% 8.40% 9.70%

Number in Default 61.00 61.00 72

Number in Repayment 751 724 737

STUDENT LOAN DEFAULT RATE

29

* Post Graduate Dietetics 16 15 -6%

2752 2,814 2%

Degree Seeking Credit Hours Sold

Loan Default Rates

Stafford Loan Default Rate (3 Year) FY2015 FY2016 FY2017

3 Year Default Rate 8.10% 8.40% 9.70% Number in Default 61.00 61.00 72

Number in Repayment 751 724 737

45,915

47,525

49,745

49,095 49,05848361

47,392

49,726

51,568

53,045

4%

5%

-1%

0%

-1%

-2%

5%

4%

3%

-3%

-2%

-1%

0%

1%

2%

3%

4%

5%

6%

42,000

44,000

46,000

48,000

50,000

52,000

54,000

Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Fall 2018 Fall 2019 Fall 2020

Total Credit Hours Sold

Total Credit Hours Sold Annual % Change In Hours Sold Linear (Total Credit Hours Sold)

FALL QUARTER 2020

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DEGREES CONFERRED

Degrees Conferred July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 Rolling Four Quarters Conferred

Degree 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

Associate 14 4 2 2 15 17

Bachelor’s 122 128 157 148 148 179

Master’s 45 59 86 71 66 52

Doctor of Chiropractic 354 384 382 407 389 386

Total 535 575 627 607 618 634

Change -2% 7% 9% -3% 2% 3%

Graduates by Ethnicity and Gender Degrees Conferred July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020

Ethnicity Female Male Grand Total Percent

American Indian/Alaskan 3 5 8 1.26%

Asian 12 11 23 3.63%

Black or African American 60 26 86 13.56%

Hispanic 64 62 126 19.87%

Unreported 8 14 22 3.47%

White 156 179 335 52.84%

Non-Resident Alien 18 16 34 5.36%


Percent 51% 49% 100%

30

Graduation

Degrees conferred July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020

Rolling Four Quarters Conferred

Degree 2014-15 2015-

16 2016-17 2017-2018 2018-2019

2019-2020

Associate 14 4 2 2 15 17 Bachelors 122 128 157 148 148 179 Masters 45 59 86 71 66 52 Doctor of Chiropractic 354 384 382 407 389 386 Total 535 575 627 607 618 634 Change -2% 7% 9% -3% 2% 3%

354 384 382407 389 386

535

575 627 607 618 634

-2% 7% 9% -3% 2% 3%

-100

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020

Degree Confeered

Associate Bachelors Masters Doctor of Chiropractic Total Change


25

Major 2018-19 2019-20 % Change

Yr. 19-20

Doctor of Chiropractic 389 386 -1%

M.S. Clinical Nutrition 16 7 -56%

M.S. Sport Health Science 18 16 -11%

M.S. Positive Psychology 15 19 27%

M.A.T. Athletic Training 13 10 -23%

A.S. Positive Human Development & Social Change 12 15 25%

A.S. Health and Wellness 3 1 -67%

A.S. Computer Info. Mgmt. 0 1

B.B.A. Business Administration 25 37 48%

B.S. Biopsychology 4 4 0%

B.S. Computer Info. Mgmt. 10 4 -60%

B.S. Health Coaching 1 3 200%

B.S. Nutrition 2 2 0%

B.S. Biology 27 44 63%

B.S. Dietetics 16 12 -25%

B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies 10 15 50%

B.S. Culinary Nutrition 2 2 0%

B.S. Exercise Science 33 37 12%

B.S. Psychology 17 19 12%

Total 613 634 3%

Degrees Conferred by Major

DEGREES CONFERRED

FALL QUARTER 2020

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Instructional Faculty

Rank Female Male Grand Total

Professor 5 11 16

Associate Professor 15 20 35

Assistant Professor 31 41 72

Instructor 1 1

Adjunct 39 32 71


Faculty by Ethnicity

Faculty by Ethnicity

Ethnicity Adjunct Instructor Assistant ProfessorAssociate Professor Professor

Grand Total Percent

Asian 7 5 1 2 15 8%

Black or African American 19 13 4 1 37 19%

Hispanic 1 5 2 8 4%

Two or more races 3 3 2%

White 44 1 46 28 13 132 68%

Grand Total 71 1 72 35 16 195

FACULTY AND STAFF PROFILE

34

Student to Faculty Ratio Undergraduate

Fall 2020 Student to Faculty ratio 21 to 1 (based on

806 Student FTE

and 38 faculty)

Faculty by Highest Degree Earned

Highest Degree Faculty Percent

Doctorate or Terminal Degree

152

78% Masters not Terminal Degree

42 22%

Bachelors 1 1% Total 195

8%

19%

4%

1%68%

Race Distribution

Asian

Black or African American

Hispanic

Two or more races

White

Grand Total

34

Student to Faculty Ratio Undergraduate

Fall 2020 Student to Faculty ratio 21 to 1 (based on

806 Student FTE

and 38 faculty)


Highest Degree Faculty Percent

Doctorate or Terminal Degree

152

78% Masters not Terminal Degree

42 22%

Bachelors 1 1% Total 195

8%

19%

4%

1%68%

Race Distribution

Asian


Hispanic

Two or more races

White

Grand Total


27

Student-to-Faculty Ratio Undergraduate

Administrative and Support Staff

Staff ProfileStaff Ethnicity


Fall 2020 Student-to-Faculty ratio 14 to 1

Based on Student and FTE Faculty 815 59

Female Male Total

Total Staff 265 187 452

Total Administrators 39 30 69

Ethnicity/Race Female Male Total Percentage

White 141 122 263 58%

Black or African American 92 39 131 29%

Asian 16 4 20 4%

Hispanic 13 15 28 6%

Two or More Races 2 6 8 2%

Unknown 1 1 2 0%

Total 265 187 452

Highest Degree Faculty Percentage

Doctorate or Terminal Degree 152 78%

Master’s not Terminal Degree 42 22%

Bachelor’s 1 1%

Total 195

FACULTY AND STAFF PROFILE

Administrator Ethnicity

35

Administrative Staff

Staff Profile

Staff Ethnicity/Race Female Male Total Percent White 141 122 263 58% Black or African American 92 39 131 29% Asian 16 4 20 4% Hispanic 13 15 28 6% Two or More Races 2 6 8 2% Unknown 1 1 2 0% Total 265 187 452 Percent 59% 41%

72%

28%

Administrators by Race

White

Black or AfricanAmerican

Asian

Hispanic or Latino

Total

36

58%29%

4%

6%

2%

SSttaaffff bbyy RRaaccee

White


Asian

Hispanic

Two or More Races

Unknown

36

58%29%

4%

6%

2%

SSttaaffff bbyy RRaaccee

White


Asian

Hispanic

Two or More Races

Unknown

FALL QUARTER 2020

28

Program Count % of Enrollment

UG 73 8%

GR 98 52%

Total 171 6%

Program FA 20

UG 866

GR 836

DC 0

Total 1,702

Major GraduateUnder-

graduate Total

Biology 34 34

Psychology 16 16

Health and Wellness 5 5

Positive Psychology 98 98

Interdisciplinary Studies 3 3

Pre-Chiropractic 15 15


Exclusively Online Enrollment (DDE)

Credit Hours Earned Exclusively by DDE Students

Distance Education Enrollment by Major Fall 2020

COLLEGE OF ONLINE EDUCATION

Online Programs (Distance Education)• A.S. Health and Wellness (Offered Online and On Campus)

• B.S. Biology (Offered Online and On Campus)

• B.S. Psychology (Offered Online and On Campus)

• B. S. Interdisciplinary Studies (Offered Online Only)

• M.S. Positive Psychology (Coaching Psychology Track) (Offered Online Only)

• M.S. Positive Psychology (General Track) (Offered Online Only)

• Pre-Doctor of Chiropractic

New Online Student

Faculty College of Online Education

First Term Graduate Under-graduate Grand Total

20/FA 47 33 80

Grand Total Percent

Full Time Faculty 3 13%

Part Time Faculty 20 87%

Total 23

FALL QUARTER 2020

29

COLLEGE OF ONLINE EDUCATION

Online Graduate Student Load

Online Undergraduate Student Load

Online Graduate Race

Online Undergraduate Race

Student Load Graduate Percentage

Full Time 54 55%

Part Time 44 45%

Grand Total 98

Student Load Undergraduate Percent

Full Time 45 62%

Part Time 28 38%

Grand Total 73

Rank GR Grand Total

1G 89 91%

2G 8 8%

PM 1 1%

Grand Total 98

Race Number Percent

Asian 8 8%


Hispanic 5 5%

Unreported 8 8%

White 47 48%


Grand Total 98

Race Number Percent

Asian 1 1%


Hispanic 2 3%

Unreported 11 15%

White 42 58%


Grand Total 73

FALL QUARTER 2020

30

EnrollmentStudent Enrollment by Quarter

Quarter 2013-2014 2014- 2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020

Fall 1,798 1,786 1,783 1,726 1,651 1,645 1,653

Winter 1,833 1,766 1,766 1,704 1,623 1,664 1,647

Spring 1,775 1,724 1,682 1,644 1,576 1,598 1,587

Summer 1,731 1,704 1,631 1,585 1,540 1,556 1,654


COC Enrollment Trend

Fall Enrollment All StudentsYear Students Annual % Change

2020 1,670 1%

2019 1,653 0%

2018 1,645 0%

2017 1,651 -4%

2016 1,726 -3%

2015 1,783 0%

2014 1,786 -1%

2013 1,798 8%

2012 1,667 3%

2011 1,620 5%

2010 1,543 4%

2009 1,490 1%

2008 1,474 11%

2007 1,327 17%

2006 1,135 18%

2005 961

COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC

43

Quarter 2013-2014 2014- 2015 2015-2016

2016-2017

2017-2018

2018-2019

2019-2020

Fall 1798 1786 1783 1726 1651 1645 1625 Winter 1833 1766 1766 1704 1623 1664 1647 Spring 1775 1724 1682 1644 1576 1598 1587 Summer 1731 1704 1631 1585 1540 1556 1654

1,6701,6531,6451,6511,7261,7831,786

1,7981,6671,620

1,5431,4901,4741,327

1,135

961

1%0%0%-4%-3%0%-1%8%3%5%4%1%11%17%18% 0

500

1000

1500

2000

2020201920182017201620152014201320122011201020092008200720062005

COC Enrollment Trend

Students Annual % Change Linear ( Students)

44

New Students Admission Criteria

Fall 2016-Summer 2017




AATP Regular Total AATP Regular Total AATP Regular Total AATP Regular Total

Total # Students Matriculated 118 315 433 130 288 418 123 341 464

90 341 431

Average Admitted GPA 3.22 3.43 3.37 3.26 3.42 3.37 3.28 3.44 3.4

3.30 3.50 3.46

1,7981,786 1,783

1,726

1,651 1,6451,625

1350

1400

1450

1500

1550

1600

1650

1700

1750

1800

1850

1900

2013-2014 2014- 2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020


Fall Winter Spring Summer Linear (Fall )

FALL QUARTER 2020

31

EnrollmentNew Students Admission Criteria

New Student Enrollment

Fall 2016-Summer 2017 Fall 2017-Summer 2018 Fall 2018-Summer 2019 Fall 2019-Summer 2020

AATP Regular Total AATP Regular Total AATP Regular Total AATP Regular Total

Total # Students

Matriculated92 354 433 130 288 418 123 340 463 90 341 431

Average Admitted

GPA3.22 3.43 3.37 3.26 3.42 3.37 3.28 3.44 3.4 3.30 3.50 3.46

Fall Historical New Student Enrollment

Students Annual % Change

2020 177 -12%

2019 200 7%

2018 187 3%

2017 181 -4%

2016 188 5%

2015 179 22%

2014 147 -35%

2013 225 27%

COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC

2012 177 -12%

2011 200 28%

2010 156 -4%

2009 162 4%

2008 156 -12%

2007 178 13%

2006 157 20%

2005 131


46

Student Enrollment by Quarter

Quarter 2013-2014 2014- 2015

2015-2016

2016-2017

2017-2018 2018-2019

2019-2020

Fall 225 147 179 188 181 187 200 Winter 137 113 121 99 97 123 79 Spring 85 65 51 59 62 55 77 Summer 111 122 94 85 89 99 84 Annual Total 558 447 445 431 429 464 440

177200

187181188179

147

225

177200

156162156

-12%7%3%-4%5%22%-35%27%-12%28%-4%4%-12% 0

50

100

150

200

250

2020201920182017201620152014201320122011201020092008


Students Annual % Change Linear ( Students)

FALL QUARTER 2020

32

Quarter 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

Fall 225 147 179 188 181 187 200

Winter 137 113 121 99 97 123 79

Spring 85 65 51 59 62 55 77

Summer 111 122 94 85 89 99 84

Annual Total 558 447 445 431 429 464 440

EnrollmentCOLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC

47

Student Characteristics

Fall Enrollment by Ethnicity

Ethnicity Female Male Grand Total

Percent

America Indian/Alaskan Native 9 7 16 1% Asian/Pacific Islander 20 34 54 3% Black, Non Hispanic 184 93 277 17% Hispanic 170 202 372 22% Resident Alien 26 27 53 3% Unreported 29 38 67 4% White Non Hispanic 394 437 831 50% Grand Total 832 838 1670

225

147179 188 181 187 200

558

447 445 431 429464

440

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

2013-2014 2014- 2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020

COC New Students

Fall Winter Spring Summer Annual Total Linear (Annual Total)

New Student Enrollment by Quarter

FALL QUARTER 2020

33

Ethnicity & Gender International StudentsEthnicity Female Male Total Percentage

American Indian/ Alaskan Native 9 7 16 1%

Asian 20 34 54 3%


Hispanic 170 202 372 22%

Non-Resident Alien 26 27 53 3%

Unreported 29 38 67 4%

White 394 437 831 50%

Grand Total 832 838 1,670

Age DistributionGender

Age Distribution Students Percentage

Less Than 18 0 0%

18-21 68 4%

22-34 1,487 89%

35-49 95 6%

50-64 18 1%

65 + 2 0%

Total 1,670

Enrollment COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC

48

17%

22%

50%

COC Ethnicity



Black, Non-Hispanic

Hispanic

Resident Alien

Unreported

White, Non-Hispanic

50%50%

Gender

Female

Male

4%3%4%3%

1%3%

48

17%

22%

50%

COC Ethnicity



Black, Non-Hispanic

Hispanic

Resident Alien

Unreported

White, Non-Hispanic

50%50%

Gender

Female

Male

4%3%4%3%

1%3%

Male

Female

Country Students

Canada 15

Germany 6

Belgium 1

Costa Rica 1

Iceland 4

Hong Kong 9

South Africa 2

Republic of Korea 3

Spain 1

China 1

Finland 1

Malaysia 1

Finland 1

Mexico 1

Italy 1

Nigeria 1

Aruba 1

Norway 1

Japan 1

Syria 1

Total 53

FALL QUARTER 2020

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ProgramTotal

Credit Hours Sold

Annual % Change In Hours Sold

Fall 2011 33,568

Fall 2012 35,536 6%

Fall 2013 38,280 8%

Fall 2014 37,913 -1%

Fall 2015 38,123 1%

Fall 2016 37,030 -3%

Fall 2017 35,367 -4%

Fall 2018 36,008 2%

Fall 2019 37,971 5%

Fall 2020 39,211 3%

Part-Time & Full-TimeEnrollment by Classification

Classification Full-Time Part-Time Grand Total Percentage

1 259 259 16%

2 75 1 76 5%

3 85 85 5%

4 191 1 192 11%

5 100 1 101 6%

6 80 3 83 5%

7 141 1 142 9%

8 153 1 154 9%

9 95 95 6%

10 92 92 6%

11 69 1 70 4%

12 97 1 98 6%

13 78 24 102 6%

14 59 45 104 6%

15 3 14 17 1%

Grand Total 1,577 93 1,670

Credit Hours Sold

Credit Hours Sold

EnrollmentCOLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC

45

Enrollment by Classification

Classification Full-Time Part- Time Grand Total Percent

1 205 1 206 12% 2 98 1 99 6% 3 79 79 5% 4 126 4 130 8% 5 176 1 177 11% 6 89 2 91 6% 7 94 2 96 6% 8 113 1 114 7% 9 147 1 148 9% 10 85 85 5% 11 70 70 4% 12 75 1 76 5% 13 134 3 137 8% 14 98 24 122 7% 15 2 20 22 1% PP 1 1 0%


Age Distribution

Age Distribution Students Percentage Less Than 18 0 0%

18-21 50 3%

96%

4%

Full-Time Part-Time

Full-Time Part-Time

51

International Students

Country Students Canada 15 Germany 6 Belgium 1 Costa Rica 1 Iceland 4 Hong Kong 9 South Africa 2 Republic of Korea 3

Spain 1 China 1 Finland 1 Malaysia 1 Finland 1 Mexico 1 Italy 1

38,123

37,030

35,36836,008

37,971

39,211

1%

-3%

-4%

2%

5%

3%

-6%

-4%

-2%

0%

2%

4%

6%

33,000

34,000

35,000

36,000

37,000

38,000

39,000

40,000

Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Fall 2018 Fall 2019 Fall 2020

Chiropractic Credit Hours Sold

Chiropractor Change In Hours Sold Linear ( Chiropractor)

FALL QUARTER 2020

35

Degrees Conferred July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020

Doctor of Chiropractic 354 384 382 407 389 386

Change 8% -1% 7% -4% -1%

Female 19/SU 19/FA 20/WI 20/SP Grand TotalPercentage of

Total

American Indian/ Alaskan Native 1 1 0%

Asian 1 2 2 3 8 2%


Hispanic 8 8 12 14 42 11%

Unreported 1 2 3 1%

White 22 17 22 31 92 24%

Non-Resident Alien 5 5 1%

Female Total 39 30 43 60 172 45%

Male 19/SU 19/FA 20/WI 20/SP Grand TotalPercentage of

Total

American Indian/ Alaskan Native 3 2 5 1%

Asian 3 1 3 2 9 2%


Hispanic 4 9 12 11 36 9%

Unreported 2 1 9 12 3%

White 23 45 31 36 135 35%

Non-Resident Alien 2 2 2 6 2%

Male Total 36 59 54 65 214 55%

Grand Total 75 89 97 125 386

Graduation by Race and Gender

Degrees Conferred COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC

FALL QUARTER 2020

36

International Graduates

National Licensing Exam Success Rate (NBCE)

Faculty FTE

Country Graduates

Canada 11

China 2

Aruba 1

Costa Rica 1

Year

Number of Graduates Attempting Any or All Parts (I, II, III, IV) of NBCE Exams within six (6) months post-graduation

Number of Graduates Passing All Parts (I, II, III, IV) of NBCE Exams within

six (6) months post-graduation

Percentage of Graduates Passing All Parts (I, II, III, IV) of

NBCE Exams within six (6) months post-graduation

2015 352 327 93%

2016 357 293 82%

2017 390 319 82%

2018 364 288 79%

Total 1,463 1,227 84%

Weighted Average

Faculty Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Fall 2018 Fall 2019 Fall 2020

Full-time Faculty 88 87 87 87 83 86 80

Part-time Faculty 19 29 25 22 22 21 11

Total Headcount 107 116 112 109 105 107 91

FTE Faculty 94 97 95 94 90 93 84

Success RateCOLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC

Hong Kong 2

Iceland 1

Norway 1

Syria 1

Total 20

Country Graduates

FALL QUARTER 2020

37

CGUS Main Campus Only 89

Distant Education 98

% of Graduate Population 48%

CGUS Main Campus Only 15


% of New Graduate Population 24%

Grand Total

GR.MS.CLN 9

GR.MS.CLN GR.MS.SHS 1

GR.MS.CSS 2

GR.MS.ESS 1

GR.MS.NSS 1

GR.MS.PPSY 13

GR.MS.SHS 60

GR.MS.SIM 1

Grand Total 89

Graduate Studies Enrollment

New Students

Graduate Students by Major

EnrollmentCOLLEGE OF GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

—GRADUATECollege of Graduate

Main Campus Students Profile Only

Gender

56

CGUS Graduate Students by Major

Row Labels Grand Total

GR.MS.CLN 9 GR.MS.CLN GR.MS.SHS 1 GR.MS.CSS 2 GR.MS.ESS 1 GR.MS.NSS 1 GR.MS.PPSY 13 GR.MS.SHS 60 GR.MS.SIM 1 Grand Total 89


Gender Number Percent Female 56 63% Male 33 37% Grand Total 89

63%

37%

Gender

Female

Male

Graduate Student Characteristics

Class Rank Ethnicity

Ethnicity Female Male Grand Total % of Total



American Indian/ Alaskan Native 1 1 1%

Asian 2 2 2%


Unreported 2 1 3 3%

White 13 20 33 37%


Percentage of Total 66% 34%

Class Rank Female Male Grand Total

1G 48 29 77

2G 8 4 12


57

Race Female Male Grand Total Percent

Hispanic 12 7 19 21% Resident Alien 3 3 6 7% American Indian Alaskan Native 1 1 1% Asian/Pacific Island 2 2 2% Black, Non-Hispanic 24 1 25 28% Unreported 2 1 3 3% White Non-Hispanic 13 20 33 37% Grand Total 56 33 89

Class Rank

Class Rank Female Male Grand Total

1G 48 29 77

2G 8 4 12


21%7%1%

2%28%

3%

37%

Race

Hispanic

American Indian/Alaskan Native


White

Non-Resident Alien

Asian

Unreported

FALL QUARTER 2020

38

Enrollment

COE Only 867


% of Undergraduate Population 92%

COE Only 261


College of Online Education (COE) % of Graduate Population 89%

Academic Program Student Count Percentage

PRE-DC 11 1%

UG.AA.PHDS 17 2%

UG.AS.CIM 6 1%

UG.AS.HW 11 1%

UG.BA.PHDS 9 1%

UG.BBA.MGT 152 18%

UG.BS.BCM 7 1%

UG.BS.BHC 1 0%

UG.BS.BIO 148 17%

UG.BS.BNT 3 0%

UG.BS.BPSY 15 2%

UG.BS.BSD 43 5%

UG.BS.CIM 28 3%

UG.BS.CNT 10 1%

UG.BS.ECO 1 0%

UG.BS.EXS 233 27%

UG.BS.HC 18 2%

UG.BS.IS 36 4%

UG.BS.NTR 17 2%

UG.BS.PSY 99 11%

Undeclared 2 0%

Grand Total 867

Academic Program Student Count Percentage

PRE-DC 6 2%

UG.AS.CIM 1 0%

UG.AS.HW 7 3%

UG.BA.PHDS 4 2%

UG.BBA.MGT 38 15%

UG.BS.BIO 46 18%

UG.BS.BPSY 7 3%

UG.BS.CIM 8 3%

UG.BS.CUN 4 2%

UG.BS.DET 8 3%

UG.BS.ECO 1 0%

UG.BS.EXS 82 31%

UG.BS.HC 5 2%

UG.BS.IS 11 4%

UG.BS.NTR 10 4%

UG.BS.PSY 22 8%

Undeclared 1 0%

Grand Total 261

Undergraduate Enrollment

New Students

Student Enrollment by Academic Program

New Student Enrollment by Academic Program

Main Campus Student Profile

COLLEGE OF GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

—UNDERGRADUATE

FALL QUARTER 2020

39

Enrollment

Undergraduate Students by Race

Undergraduate Faculty by Race

Faculty by Race & Gender

Class Rank

Part-Time & Full-Time Enrollment

Race Students Percent

American Indian/Alaskan Native 13 1%

Asian 32 4%


Hispanic 193 22%

Unreported 37 4%

White 318 37%


Grand Total 867


Classification Female Male Total Percentage

Full-Time Faculty 18 17 35 49%

Adjunct Faculty 22 15 37 51%


Percent Gender 56% 44%

Female Male Total Percentage

Asian 2 3 5 7%


Hispanic 1 3 4 6%

Two or more races (Not Hispanic or Latino) 3 1 4 6%

White 20 15 35 49%


Rank Students Percent

Freshman 398 46%

Sophomore 153 18%

Junior 140 16%

Senior 153 18%

PU 23 3%

Grand Total 867

Student Load Students Percent

Full-Time 708 82%

Part-Time 159 18%

Grand Total 867

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Graduate Enrollment

GRADUATE ENROLLMENT COLLEGE OF GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATES STUDIES & COLLEGE OF

ONLINE EDUCATION

Year Fall Percentage

Change

2020 187 -4%

2019 195 -4%

2018 203 -5%

2017 213 -14%

2016 248 20%

2015 207 15%

2014 180 8%

2013 167 15%

2012 145 14%

2011 127 25%

2010 102 21%

2009 84 -16%

2008 100

Graduate Enrollment Trend

Graduate Enrollment

Quarter Enrollment Trend New Graduate


2013-2014 2014- 2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020

Fall 167 180 207 248 213 203 195

Winter 170 184 205 238 210 193 176

Spring 164 185 223 227 205 174 182

Summer 156 177 210 221 164 151 127

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College of Online Education and College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies

Graduate Students

Enrollment

Year Fall Percent Change

2020 187 -4% 2019 195 -4% 2018 203 -5% 2017 213 -14% 2016 248 20% 2015 207 15% 2014 180 8% 2013 167 15% 2012 145 14% 2011 127 25% 2010 102 21% 2009 84 -16% 2008 100

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New Students Trend

New Students TrendYear GraduatesAnnual % Change

2020 62 -17%

2019 75 88%

2018 40 38%

2017 29 -52%

2016 61 45%

2015 42 -9%

2014 46 48%

2013 31 -21%

2012 39 26%

2011 31 29%

2010 24 50%

2009 16 -41%

2008 27 125%

2007 12 33%

2006 9 350%

2005 2

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Year Graduate Annual % Change 2020 62 -17%2019 75 88% 2018 40 38% 2017 29 -52%2016 61 45% 2015 42 -9%2014 46 48% 2013 31 -21%2012 39 26% 2011 31 29% 2010 24 50% 2009 16 -41%2008 27 125% 2007 12 33% 2006 9 350% 2005 2

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Quarter 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

Fall 31 46 42 61 29 40 75

Winter 33 39 34 24 21 17 10

Spring 21 31 52 24 23 12 24

Summer 36 43 46 43 21 21 9

Total 121 159 174 152 94 90 118

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2019-2020

Fall 31 46 42 61 29 40 75 Winter 33 39 34 24 21 17 10 Spring 21 31 52 24 23 12 24 Summer 36 43 46 43 21 21 9 Total 121 159 174 152 94 90 118

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Graduate Enrollment


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Graduate Enrollment by Ethnicity

Enrollment by Classification

Ethnicity Female Male Grand Total Percentage

American Indian/Alaskan Native 1 1 2 1%

Asian 6 2 8 4%



Unreported 5 1 6 3%

White 44 35 79 42%



Percent of Total 66% 34%

Age DistributionAge Number Percentage

Less Than 18 0 0%

18-21 1 1%

22-34 133 71%

35-49 39 21%

50-64 14 7%

65 + 0 0%

Total 187

Class Rank Students

Year 1 166

Year 2 20

PM 1

Grand Total 187

Gender

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Female

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Black, Non-Hispanic 40 12 52 28% Hispanic 23 9 32 17% Unreported 5 1 6 3% White Non-Hispanic 44 35 79 42% Non-Resident Alien 5 3 8 4% Grand Total 124 63 187 Percent of Total 66% 34%

Gender

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Male

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Graduate Enrollment


ONLINE EDUCATION

FALL QUARTER 2020

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Major 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 % Change

Athletic Training 17 20 15 9 0 -100%

Positive Psychology 75 54 53 88 109 24%

Clinical Nutrition 27 33 36 20 12 -40%

Sport Health Science Concentration 104 106 90 78 66 -15%

Chiropractic Sport Science 32 42 36 3 2 -33%

Exercise Sport Science 49 24 15 4 2 -50%

Nutrition and Sport Science 1 1 3 2 1 -50%

Sport Coaching 7 2 1 0 0

Sport Injury Management 21 30 23 9 1 -89%

Sport Health Science 8 0 12 58 60 3%

Undeclared Master’s 25 7 9 2 0 -100%

Grand Total 248 213 203 195 187 -4%

Enrollment by Major

Graduate Enrollment


ONLINE EDUCATION

FALL QUARTER 2020

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Degree Trend

Degree Conferred 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020

Master’s 42 43 59 68 62 52

Degrees Conferred July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020

Degree 19/SU 19/FA 20/WI 20/SP Grand Total

Master of Athletic Training 10 10

Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition 4 1 2 7

Master of Science in Sport Health Science - CSS 1 1

Master of Science in Sport Health Science - ESS 1 1

Master of Science in Sport Health Science - NSS 1 1 3 4 9

Master of Science in Sport Health Science - SIM 1 2 2 5

Master of Science in Positive Psychology - CO 2 2

Master of Science in Positive Psychology - CSS 1 2 3 6

Master of Science in Positive Psychology - GT 2 2

Master of Science in Positive Psychology 3 2 4 9

Grand Total 8 12 6 26 52

Degrees Conferred

72

Degree Conferred 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018

2018-2019 2019-2020

Masters 42 43 59 68 62 52

Undergraduates

Fall Undergraduate Headcount

Year Undergraduate Annual % Change 2020 939 7% 2019 874 -2%2018 888 18% 2017 751 5% 2016 718 0% 2015 718 -9%2014 788 -3%2013 811 -4%2012 843 -2%2011 862 9% 2010 792 -8%

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Degree Conferred each Quarter by Ethnicity

Ethnicity 19/SU 19/FA 20/WI 20/SP Grand Total% of Total

Asian 2 1 3 6%


Hispanic 2 2 4%

Unreported 1 1 2%

White 4 4 3 7 18 35%


Grand Total 8 12 6 26 52

Degrees Conferred


ONLINE EDUCATION

FALL QUARTER 2020

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Annual Undergraduate Enrollment

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

Fall 862 843 811 788 718 718 751 888 874

Winter 843 781 744 698 687 696 754 827 843

Spring 817 719 660 658 640 629 728 770 731

Summer 698 632 531 513 490 465 496 508 536

Year Undergraduate Annual % Change

2020 939 7%

2019 874 -2%

2018 888 18%

2017 751 5%

2016 718 0%

2015 718 -9%

2014 788 -3%

2013 811 -4%

2012 843 -2%

2011 862 9%

2010 792 -8%

2009 862 2%

2008 843 4%

2007 813 -4%

2006 843 7%

2005 788


Quarter Enrollment All Undergraduates



UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT COLLEGE OF GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATES STUDIES

& COLLEGE OF ONLINE EDUCATION

73

2009 862 2% 2008 843 4% 2007 813 -4% 2006 843 7% 2005 788

Life University

2011-2012 2012-2013

2013-2014

2014-2015

2015-2016

2016-2017

2017-2018

2018-2019

2019-2020

Fall 862 843 811 788 718 718 751 888 874 Winter 843 781 744 698 687 696 754 827 843 Spring 817 719 660 658 640 629 728 770 731 Summer 698 632 531 513 490 465 496 508 536

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New Undergraduate Enrollment

Year Undergraduate Annual %

Change Fall 2020 294 15% Fall 2019 256 -15% Fall 2018 302 34% Fall 2017 225 13% Fall 2016 199 12% Fall 2015 178 -15% Fall 2014 210 3% Fall 2013 204 -4% Fall 2012 212 -13% Fall 2011 243 1% Fall 2010 240 15% Fall 2009 208 21% Fall 2008 172 15% Fall 2007 150 -1% Fall 2006 152 -8% Fall 2005 165

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Year Under-

graduateAnnual % Change

2020 294 15%

2019 256 -15%

2018 302 34%

2017 225 13%

2016 199 12%

2015 178 -15%

2014 210 3%

2013 204 -4%

2012 212 -13%

2011 243 1%

2010 240 15%

2009 208 21%

2008 172 15%

2007 150 -1%

2006 152 -8%

2005 165

Fall New Enrollment Trend

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Students Characteristics

Gender

Gender Students Percent Female 497 53% Male 442 47% Total 939

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Male


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Enrollment by Ethnicity

Enrollment by Class

Ethnicity Female Male Grand Total Percentage

American Indian/Alaskan Native 7 7 14 1%

Asian 17 12 29 3%


Hispanic 94 106 200 21%

Unreported 15 16 31 3%

White 179 150 329 35%



Age DistributionAge Number Percentage

Less Than 18 7 1%

18-21 534 57%

22-34 342 36%

35-49 50 5%

50-64 6 1%

Total 939

Class Full-Time Part-Time Total Percentage

Freshman 384 62 446 47%

Sophomore 128 19 147 16%

Junior 148 14 162 17%

Senior 91 69 160 17%

PU 2 22 24 3%




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Gender Students Percent Female 497 53% Male 442 47% Total 939

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Ethnicity


America Indian/Alaskan Native 7 7 14 1% Asian/Pacific Island 17 12 29 3% Black, Non-Hispanic 142 96 238 25% Hispanic 94 106 200 21% Unreported 15 16 31 3% White Non Hispanic 179 150 329 35% Resident Alien 43 55 98 10% Grand Total 497 442 939

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Ethnicity


America Indian/Alaskan Native 7 7 14 1% Asian/Pacific Island 17 12 29 3% Black, Non-Hispanic 142 96 238 25% Hispanic 94 106 200 21% Unreported 15 16 31 3% White Non Hispanic 179 150 329 35% Resident Alien 43 55 98 10% Grand Total 497 442 939

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Major TotalPercentage of

Enrollment

A.S. Health and Wellness 16 1.7%

A.S. Computer Information Management. 6 0.6%

A.S. Positive Human Development & Social Change 17 1.8%

B.A. Human Ecology 1 0.1%

B.A. Business Administration 152 16.2%

B.S. Biopsychology 16 1.7%

B.S. Computer Information Management. 34 3.6%

B.S. Health Coaching 19 2.0%

B.S. Positive Human Development & Social Change 9 1.0%

B.S. Nutrition 20 2.1%

B.S. Culinary Nutrition 10 1.1%

B.S. Biology 181 19.3%

B.S. Dietetics 43 4.6%

B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies 40 4.3%

B.S. Exercise Science 234 24.9%

B.S. Psychology 117 12.5%

Pre-D.C. 24 2.6%

Total 939

Enrollment by Major

EnrollmentUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT

COLLEGE OF GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATES STUDIES


FALL QUARTER 2020

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Ethnicity Grand Total Percentage

American Indian/Alaskan Native 2 1%

Asian 3 2%


Hispanic 46 23%

Unreported 6 3%

White 88 45%


Total 196

Degrees by Ethnicity

19/SU 19/FA 20/WI 20/SP Grand Total

A.A. Positive Human Development and Social Change 15 15

A.S. Computer Information Management 1 1

A.S. Health and Wellness 1 1

B.B.A. Bachelor Business Administration 8 9 7 13 37

B.S. Computer Information Management 1 1 1 1 4

B.S. Health Coaching 2 2

B.S. Biology 9 15 8 12 44

B.S. Biopsychology 1 1 1 1 4

B.S. Nutrition 1 1 2

B.S. Dietetics 5 2 1 4 12

B.S. Culinary Nutrition 2 2

B.S. Exercise Science 8 6 8 15 37

B.S. Health Coaching 1 1

B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies 1 3 5 6 15

B.S Psychology 3 4 6 6 19

Total 36 58 40 62 196

Degrees Conferred July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 by Major

Degrees ConferredUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT COLLEGE OF GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATES STUDIES


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Degrees Conferred

Quarter Degrees

19/SU 36

19/FA 58

20/WI 40

20/SP 62

Grand Total 196

Year Degrees

2012-2013 117

2013-2014 148

2014-2015 127

2015-2016 133

2016-2017 139

2017-2018 131

2018-2019 158

2019-2020 196

Degrees Conferred Trend

Degrees Conferred July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020

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Graduates by Ethnicity

Ethnicity Grand Total Percent

America Indian/Alaskan Native 2 1% Asian/Pacific Islander 3 2% Black, Non-Hispanic 31 16% Hispanic 46 23% Unreported 6 3% White Non-Hispanic 88 45% Non Resident Alien 20 10% Total 196

Year Degrees 2012-2013 117 2013-2014 148 2014-2015 127 2015-2016 133 2016-2017 139 2017-2018 131 2018-2019 158 2019-2020 196

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Student Retention and Graduation

First-Time, Full-Time Freshman CohortYear Cohort

FA 20 185

FA 19 161

FA 18 174

FA 17 113

FA 16 112

FA 15 93

FA 14 97

FA 13 90

FA 12 60

FA 11 48

FA 10 61

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First-Time Full-Time Freshman Cohort

Year Cohort FA 20 185 FA 19 161 FA 18 174 FA 17 113 FA 16 112 FA 15 93 FA 14 97 FA 13 90 FA 12 60 FA 11 48 FA 10 61

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First Time Full Time Cohort

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Year New Students 4th Year 5th Year 6th Year

12/FA 212 22% 34% 39%

13/FA 204 20% 32% 37%

14/FA 210 38% 38% 42%

15/FA 178 22% 22%

16/FA 199 37%

Average 28% 32% 39%

Year Enrollment 4th Year 5th Year 6th Year

12/FA 60 17% 32% 33%

13/ FA 90 12% 24% 28%

14/ FA 97 8% 20% 28%

15/ FA 92 20% 34%

16/ FA 112 22%

Average 16% 28% 30%

Graduation All Undergraduates

Graduation First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen

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Retention and Graduation Undergraduates

Graduation

All Undergraduates

Year New Students 4th Year 5th Year 6th Year 12/FA 212 22% 34% 39% 13/FA 204 20% 32% 37% 14/FA 210 38% 38% 42% 15/FA 178 22% 22% 16/FA 199 37% Average 28% 32% 39%

Graduation First-Time Full-Time Freshmen

Year Enrollment 4th Year 5th Year 6th Year 12/FA 60 17% 32% 33% 13/ FA 90 12% 24% 28% 14/ FA 97 8% 20% 28% 15/ FA 92 20% 34% 16/ FA 112 22%

Average 16% 28% 30%

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Graduation All Undergraduates

4th Year 5th Year 6th Year

82

Retention

All Undergraduates

Year New Student 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 14/FA 210 66% 48% 37% 15/FA 178 67% 54% 52% 16/FA 199 60% 48% 50% 17/FA 225 67% 49% 50% 18/FA 302 65% 49% 19/FA 256 66% Average 228 65% 50% 47%

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Graduation Rate First Time Full Time Freshmen

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5th Year

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YearNew

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Year2nd Year

3rd Year

14/FA 210 66% 48% 43%

15/FA 178 67% 54% 52%

16/FA 199 60% 53% 50%

17/FA 225 67% 49% 50%

18/FA 302 65% 50%

19/FA 256 66%

Average 228 65% 50% 49%

YearNew

Student1st

Year2nd Year

3rd Year

14/FA 97 62% 42% 34%

15/FA 92 74% 61% 55%

16/FA 112 59% 44% 41%

17/FA 113 62% 44% 35%

18/FA 174 65% 49%

19/FA 161 72%

Average 125 66% 48% 41%

Retention All Undergraduates

Retention First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen

83

Retention First-Time Full-Time Freshmen

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1st Year

2nd Year

3rd Year

Retention All New Undergraduates

16/FA 17/FA 18/FA 19/FA Average

Enrollment 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 14/FA 97 62% 42% 34% 15/FA 92 74% 61% 55% 16/FA 112 59% 44% 41% 17/FA 113 62% 44% 35% 18/FA 174 65% 49% 19/FA 161 72% Average 125 66% 48% 41%

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Retention Pell Grant/ Stafford Loan Recipients 2014 Cohorts

74%

61%

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62%

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1st Year

2nd Year

3rd Year

Retention First-time Full-time Freshman

15/FA 16/FA 17/FA 18/FA 19/FA Average

Recipients of a Federal Pell Grant

Recipients of a Subsidized Stafford Loan who did not receive a Pell Grant

Students who did not receive either a Pell Grant or a subsidized Stafford Loan Total

2014 cohort 55 14 28 97 Completed the program in 4 years 5 3 5 13 Completed the program in 5 years 6 2 1 9

Completed the program in 6 years 4 1 0 5 Total Graduates 15 6 6 27 6 Year Graduation % 27% 43% 21% 28%

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Recipients of a Federal Pell

Grant

Recipients of a Subsidized Stafford Loan who did not

receive a Pell Grant

Students who did not receive either a Pell Grant or a subsidized Stafford Loan Total

2014 cohort 55 14 28 97

Completed the program in 4 years 5 3 5 13



Total Graduates 15 6 6 27

Six-Year Graduation % 27% 43% 21% 28%

Variable 2014 Pell Grant Cohort Six-Year Completion Six-Year Graduation

Percentage

Female 42 17 40%

American Indian/Alaskan Native 1 0 0%

Asian 3 1 33%

Black or African American 10 2 20%

Hispanic 12 4 33%

Unreported 3 2 67%

White 13 8 62%

Total 42 17 40%

Male 55 10 18%

American Indian/Alaskan Native 1 0 0%

Asian 1 0 0%

Black or African American 18 1 6%

Hispanic 5 1 20%

Unreported 1 1 100%

White 29 7 24%

Total 55 10 18%

Grand Total 97 27 28%

Retention Rate Pell Grant Recipients 2014 Cohort

Pell Grant Retention

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Physical Resources Summary

Building Sq. Footage

William M. Harris Center for Clinical Education 38,134

Learning Resource Center 41,233

Center for Graduate and Undergraduate Studies 105,379

Center for Chiropractic Education 67,344

Center for Athletics and Sport Health Science 101,564

Ian Grassam Treehouse 9,474

Center for Health and Optimum Performance (1415) 39,524

LIFE Village Retreat (Student Housing) 156,000

HR/OIEPR (1075) 3,016

Facilities Management/Marketing (1085) 6,160

Total Assignable Area 567,829

Miscellaneous Buildings Sq. Footage

Modules 8,852

McMillan Building (1221) 7,738

Commons 131,748

New Commons 100,000

Total Miscellaneous 278,338


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