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1 FALL 2016 FACT BOOK Office of Institutional Research May 2017

2 Office of Institutional Research John Jay College of Criminal Justice Fall 2016 Fact Book John Jay College of Criminal Justice The Office of Institutional Research is pleased to present the Fall 2016 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Fact Book. The tables are produced from a variety of data sources. The tables in the section, Collegewide Trends, are part of the college's year-end Performance Management Report. Beginning fall 2013, additional breakdowns were added to report on admissions categories and demographics. The sections, Trends in Student Characteristics, Trends in Degrees Awarded, Trends in Retention and Graduation, utilize the CUNY Institutional Research Database of the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Budget, Finance, and Information Services, The City University of New York. Important note on Table 1. The IRDB queries that generate the data for Table 1 were created by CUNY Office of Institutional Research and Assessment to produce metrics for the PMP. They were expanded by this office for use in this Fact Book. Some of there queries require that special PMP tables be populated. However, the PMP was slightly downsized last year and will be significantly changed this coming year. As a result, not all tables designed to report PMP data are fully populated. In others, a lack of codes/flags make that query unsupported. Where needed, queries have been adjusted and processes developed to closely replicate the PMP data. Thus, beginning with the fall 2016 Fact Book, all Table 1 data for the current reporting year should be considered estimates in advance of the next PMP.

3 Office of Institutional Research John Jay College of Criminal Justice Fall 2016 Fact Book John Jay College of Criminal Justice Contents Page COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS 1 Table 1 Five-Year College-Wide Trends 2 FALL ENROLLMENT TRENDS 12 Table 2 College-Wide Trends 13 Table 3 Trends by Department and Major 16 Table 4 Trends by Department for Courses Offered 25 FIVE-YEAR TRENDS IN STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS 26 Baccalaureate Degree-Seeking First-time Freshmen 27 Table 5 Personal Characteristics 28 Table 6 Academic Characteristics 29 Total Undergraduate Degree-Seeking Students 32 Table 7 Personal Characteristics 33 Table 8 Academic Characteristics 34 Table 9 Admissions Characteristics 38 Master's Degree-Seeking Students 39 Table 10 Personal Characteristics 40 Table 11 Academic and Admissions Characteristics 41 TRENDS IN DEGREES AWARDED 42 Table 12 Trends in Degrees Awarded 43 Table 13 Trends in Degrees Awarded by Gender and Ethnicity 45 TRENDS IN RETENTION AND GRADUATION 46 Table 14 Baccalaureate Degree First-time, Full-time Freshmen 48 Table 15 Masters Degree New Graduate Students 50 Table 16 Six-Year Graduation Rates by Initial Major 51 Table 17 Four-Year Graduation Rates by Initial Program 53 FACULTY 54 Table 18 Fall Profile of Full-time Faculty

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5 TABLE 1. FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS ADMISSIONS F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1522) Mean SAT score of first-time freshman enrolled in baccalaureate programs "Regularly Admitted" as reported in PMP * Mean N 1,474 1,348 1,389 1,162 1,207 All first-time freshmen submitting scores Mean N 1,783 1,750 1,673 1,414 1,444 - By Admit Type Regular Mean N SEEK Mean N Conditional Mean N Mean College Admissions Average (CAA) of first-time freshmen enrolled in baccalaureate programs "Regularly Admitted" as reported in PMP * Mean N 1,557 1,527 1,414 1,183 1,210 All first-time freshmen submitting scores Mean N 1,804 1,774 1,686 1,420 1,447 - By Admit Type Regular Mean N SEEK Mean N Conditional Mean N Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. * Excludes SEEK, ESL, and GED students and must be a recent graduate (within 15 months) from a domestic high school. 2

6 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS RATE OF PROGRESS F 2011 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F Percentage of freshmen and transfers taking 1 or more courses the summer after entry * As Reported in PMP** N 2,806 3,181 3,122 2,875 2,865 New Students in Baccalaureate Programs N 2,806 3,181 3,122 2,874 2,863 First-time Freshmen N 1,623 1,777 1,680 1,587 1,364 - By Admit Type Regular SEEK Conditional New Transfers N 1,183 1,404 1,442 1,287 1,499 - By Admit Type Regular SEEK Average number of credits earned by full-time first-time freshmen in baccalaureate programs in the first 12 months (fall, spring and summer terms) * As Reported in PMP By Admit Type Regular SEEK Conditional Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. * Student must have remained enrolled in spring term after first fall. N represents the total enrolled in spring. ** Includes students in associate and baccalaureate programs through Fall

7 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS RATE OF PROGRESS (Cont.) F 2011 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F Percentage of students passing freshman composition and gateway mathematics courses with C or better* As Reported in PMP** N 4,898 5,311 4,653 4,277 3,730 Bachelor degree seeking students N 4,741 5,242 4,616 4,257 3,683 - By Admit Type Regular SEEK Conditional Percentage of students passing freshman composition with C or better** As Reported in PMP** N 2,173 2,345 2,244 2,073 1,840 Bachelor degree seeking students N 2,078 2,306 2,215 2,068 1,798 - By Admit Type Regular SEEK Conditional Percentage of students passing gateway mathematics courses with C or better** As Reported in PMP** N 2,723 2,962 2,407 2,201 1,886 Bachelor degree seeking students N 2,663 2,930 2,401 2,189 1,885 - By Admit Type Regular SEEK Conditional Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. * Based on students completing the course during the fall term of a given academic year. ** Includes students in associate and baccalaureate programs. 4

8 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS ONE YEAR RETENTION BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS F 2011 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F (N=1745) (N=1891) (N=1850) (N=1744) (N=1479) Full-time, First-time Freshmen Percentage of full-time first-time freshmen in baccalaureate programs still enrolled in college of entry 1 year later By Admit Type Regular SEEK Conditional By Gender Female Male By Race/Ethnicity Nonresident Alien Black, Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. 5

9 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS ONE YEAR RETENTION BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS F 2011 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F (N=1117) (N=1315) (N=1442) (N=1263) (N=1448) Full-time New Transfers Percentage of full-time new transfers into baccalaureate programs still enrolled in college of transfer 1 year later or earned degree pursued By Admit Type Regular SEEK By Gender Female Male By Race/Ethnicity Nonresident Alien Black, Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. 6

10 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS FOUR-YEAR GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS F 2008 F 2009 F 2010 F 2011 F (N=1401) (N=1628) (N=1994) (N=1745) (N=1891) Full-time, First-time Freshmen Percentage of full-time first-time freshmen in baccalaureate programs who graduated from college of entry within 4 years By Admit Type Regular SEEK Conditional By Gender Female Male By Race/Ethnicity Nonresident Alien Black, Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. 7

11 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS FOUR-YEAR GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS F 2008 F 2009 F 2010 F 2011 F (N=810) (N=851) (N=933) (N=1117) (N=1315) Full-time New Transfers Percentage of full-time transfers into baccalaureate programs who graduated from college of transfer within 4 years By Admit Type Regular SEEK By Gender Female Male By Race/Ethnicity Nonresident Alien Black, Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. 8

12 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS SIX-YEAR GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS F 2006 F 2007 F 2008 F 2009 F (N=1018) (N=1280) (N=1401) (N=1628) (N=1994) Full-time, First-time Freshmen Percentage of full-time first-time freshmen in baccalaureate programs who graduated from college of entry within 6 years By Admit Type Regular SEEK Conditional By Gender Female Male By Race/Ethnicity Nonresident Alien Black, Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. 9

13 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS SIX-YEAR GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS F 2006 F 2007 F 2008 F 2009 F (N=721) (N=610) (N=810) (N=851) (N=933) Full-time New Transfers Percentage of full-time transfers into baccalaureate programs who graduated from college of transfer within 6 years By Admit Type Regular SEEK By Gender Female Male By Race/Ethnicity Nonresident Alien Black, Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. 10

14 TABLE 1 (cont). FIVE-YEAR COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS RETENTION MASTERS PROGRAMS F 2011 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F (N=550) (N=490) (N=476) (N=447) (N=467) Percentage of new masters program students still enrolled in college of entry 1 year later or earned degree pursued By Full-/Part-time Status Full-time Part-time By Gender Female Male By Race/Ethnicity Nonresident Alien Black, Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic GRADUATION MASTERS PROGRAMS F 2008 F 2009 F 2010 F 2011 F (N=573) (N=582) (N=495) (N=550) (N=490) Percentage of new masters program students who graduated from college within 4 years of entry into master's program By Full-/Part-time Status Full-time Part-time By Gender Female Male By Race/Ethnicity Nonresident Alien Black, Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Estimated in advance of PMP. See Note in introduction. 11

15 FALL ENROLLMENT TRENDS IN HEADCOUNT, FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT, AND CREDIT HOURS OIR

16 TABLE 2. COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS HEADCOUNT ALL STUDENTS STATE AID (TAP) RECIPIENTS F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 TOTAL 14,996 15,010 15,045 14,732 14,430 13,856 13,842 13,768 13,466 13,216 Undergraduate Level 13,167 13,217 13,305 12,969 12,674 12,316 12,366 12,374 12,051 11,830 Degree 12,834 12,838 12,758 12,545 12,175 11,987 11,991 11,832 11,628 11,336 First-time Freshmen 1,908 1,861 1,763 1,489 1,523 1,755 1,736 1,631 1,369 1,411 Full-time 1,891 1,850 1,744 1,479 1,507 1,744 1,729 1,615 1,362 1,400 Part-time Transfer Students 1,621 1,723 1,530 1,771 1,795 1,480 1,579 1,396 1,620 1,652 Full-time 1,315 1,442 1,265 1,449 1,483 1,197 1,319 1,158 1,335 1,368 Part-time Continuing Students 9,305 9,254 9,465 9,285 8,857 8,752 8,676 8,805 8,639 8,273 Full-time 7,063 7,078 7,210 7,198 6,838 6,672 6,677 6,748 6,744 6,405 Part-time 2,242 2,176 2,255 2,087 2,019 2,080 1,999 2,057 1,895 1,868 Non-degree Continuing Students Full-time Part-time Graduate Level 1,829 1,793 1,740 1,763 1,756 1,540 1,476 1,394 1,415 1,386 Degree 1,711 1,702 1,636 1,620 1,656 1,422 1,385 1,293 1,272 1,288 New Students Full-time Part-time Continuing Students 1,215 1,209 1,154 1,153 1,124 1,046 1, Full-time Part-time 1,025 1, Non-degree Continuing Students Full-time 0 0 Part-time

17 TABLE 2 (cont). COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ALL STUDENTS STATE AID (TAP) RECIPIENTS F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 TOTAL 11,723 11,807 11,607 11,553 11,201 10,812 10,876 10,614 10,571 10,261 Undergraduate Level 10,633 10,715 10,589 10,472 10,142 9,935 10,019 9,840 9,732 9,451 Degree 10,553 10,635 10,478 10,388 10,043 9,855 9,941 9,731 9,649 9,356 First-time Freshmen 1,783 1,800 1,674 1,429 1,431 1,640 1,681 1,548 1,314 1,325 Full-time 1,773 1,795 1,664 1,423 1,422 1,633 1,677 1,538 1,309 1,319 Part-time Transfer Students 1,301 1,387 1,217 1,414 1,425 1,185 1,270 1,110 1,296 1,311 Full-time 1,173 1,268 1,105 1,280 1,289 1,067 1,159 1,011 1,177 1,188 Part-time Continuing Students 7,469 7,447 7,587 7,545 7,188 7,031 6,991 7,074 7,040 6,720 Full-time 6,512 6,513 6,637 6,669 6,328 6,147 6,137 6,208 6,247 5,928 Part-time Non-degree Continuing Students Full-time Part-time Graduate Level 1,089 1,092 1,019 1,081 1, Degree 1,057 1, ,032 1, New Students Full-time Part-time Continuing Students Full-time Part-time Non-degree Continuing Students Full-time 0 0 Part-time

18 TABLE 2 (cont). COLLEGE-WIDE TRENDS CREDIT HOURS ALL STUDENTS STATE AID (TAP) RECIPIENTS F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 TOTAL 172, , , , , , , , , ,418 Undergraduate Level 159, , , , , , , , , ,659 Degree 158, , , , , , , , , ,229 First-time Freshmen 26,740 27,007 25,114 21,433 21,460 24,598 25,208 23,216 19,703 19,873 Full-time 26,598 26,932 24,955 21,347 21,327 24,501 25,157 23,075 19,641 19,782 Part-time Transfer Students 19,519 20,801 18,240 21,210 21,369 17,771 19,045 16,647 19,434 19,671 Full-time 17,599 19,013 16,569 19,195 19,329 16,011 17,383 15,153 17,660 17,822 Part-time 1,920 1,788 1,671 2,015 2,040 1,760 1,662 1,494 1,774 1,849 Continuing Students 111, , , , , , , , , ,685 Full-time 97,599 97,607 99,421 99,878 94,806 92,145 91,984 93,018 93,593 88,842 Part-time 14,334 13,995 14,202 13,127 12,878 13,233 12,778 12,921 11,869 11,843 Non-degree 1,208 1,203 1,674 1,248 1,472 1,187 1,168 1,646 1,245 1,430 Continuing Students 1,208 1,203 1,674 1,248 1,472 1,187 1,168 1,646 1,245 1,430 Full-time Part-time 991 1,154 1,601 1,200 1, ,144 1,585 1,197 1,418 Graduate Level 13,117 13,175 12,337 13,019 12,783 10,564 10,339 9,360 10,094 9,759 Degree 12,736 12,807 11,944 12,425 12,396 10,183 9,971 8,985 9,500 9,384 New Students 4,254 4,315 4,166 4,120 4,485 3,059 2,978 2,893 2,938 3,107 Full-time 2,284 2,432 2,030 2,148 2,115 1,501 1,438 1,206 1,386 1,316 Part-time 1,970 1,883 2,136 1,973 2,370 1,558 1,540 1,687 1,552 1,792 Continuing Students 8,482 8,492 7,778 8,305 7,911 7,124 6,993 6,092 6,563 6,277 Full-time 2,429 2,463 2,270 2,659 2,313 1,828 1,917 1,520 2,004 1,738 Part-time 6,053 6,029 5,508 5,646 5,599 5,296 5,076 4,572 4,559 4,539 Non-degree Continuing Students Full-time 0 0 Part-time

19 TABLE 3. TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR HEADCOUNT F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Anthropology Bachelor's degree level Anthropology (BA) Culture & Deviance Studies (BA) Criminal Justice 2,649 1, Bachelor's degree level Criminal Justice (BA) 2,649 1, Economics Bachelor's degree level Economics (BS) English Bachelor's degree level English (BA) Foreign Languages and Literature 3 13 Bachelor's degree level Spanish (BA) 11 Other degree level Legal Translation & Legal Interpretation (certificate) 3 2 History Bachelor's degree level Global History (BA) Interdisciplinary Studies 1,068 1,074 1, Bachelor's degree level Gender Studies (BA) Humanities & Justice (BA) International Criminal Justice (BA) Master's degree level Criminal Justice (MA) International Crime & Justice (MA) Other degree level Crime Prevention & Analysis (advanced certificate) Criminal Investigation (advanced certificate) Terrorism Studies (advanced certificate) Latin American and Latina/o Studies Bachelor's degree level Latin American and Latina/o Studies (BA) Law, Police Science, and CJ Administration 2,576 2,828 3,699 3,912 3,869 Bachelor's degree level Correctional Studies (BS) Criminal Justice (BS) 2,002 2,335 3,161 3,432 3,490 Police Studies (BS) Other degree level Correction Administration (AS) Criminal Justice (AS) Police Studies (AS) OIR

20 TABLE 3 (cont). TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR HEADCOUNT F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Mathematics and Computer Science Bachelor's degree level Computer Science & Information Security (BS) Master's degree level Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity (MS) Other degree level Applied Digital Forensic Science (advanced certificate) 1 3 Computer Science for Digital Forensics (advanced certificate Philosophy Bachelor's degree level Philosophy (BA) Political Science , Bachelor's degree level Judicial Studies (BA) 2 Law & Society (BA) Legal Studies (BS) Political Science (BA) Psychology 2,487 2,659 2,669 2,521 2,353 Bachelor's degree level Forensic Psychology (BA) 2,151 2,277 2,278 2,163 2,005 Master's degree level Forensic Mental Health Counseling (MA) Forensic Psychology (MA) Other degree level Forensic Psychology (postgraduate certificate) Public Management 1,170 1,274 1,349 1,404 1,567 Bachelor's degree level Criminal Justice Management (BS) Public Administration (BS) Fraud Examination & Financial Forensics (BS) Master's degree level Public Administration (MPA) Other degree level Forensic Accounting (advanced certificate) Forensic Accounting (certificate) 1 Sciences 1, Bachelor's degree level Cell & Molecular Biology (BS) 82 Forensic Science (BS) Master's degree level Forensic Science (MS) OIR

21 TABLE 3 (cont). TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR HEADCOUNT F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Security, Fire, and Emergency Management Bachelor's degree level Fire & Emergency Service (BA) Fire Science (BS) Security Management (BS) Master's degree level Protection Management (MS) Security Management (MS) Other degree level Security Management (AS) 4 Sociology ,131 1,308 1,377 Bachelor's degree level Criminology (BA) ,129 1,234 1,249 Sociology (BA) Other degree level Dispute Resolution (certificate) Unclassified Bachelor's degree level CUNY Baccalaureate (BA) CUNY Baccalaureate (BS) 2 2 Other degree level Unclassified (nondegree, permit, etc.) TOTAL 14,996 15,010 15,045 14,732 14,430 OIR

22 TABLE 3 (cont). TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Anthropology Bachelor's degree level Anthropology (BA) Culture & Deviance Studies (BA) Criminal Justice 2,166 1, Bachelor's degree level Criminal Justice (BA) 2,166 1, Economics Bachelor's degree level Economics (BS) English Bachelor's degree level English (BA) Foreign Languages and Literature Other degree level Legal Translation & Legal Interpretation (certificate) 1 0 History Bachelor's degree level Global History (BA) Interdisciplinary Studies Bachelor's degree level Gender Studies (BA) Humanities & Justice (BA) International Criminal Justice (BA) Master's degree level Criminal Justice (MA) International Crime & Justice (MA) Other degree level Crime Prevention & Analysis (advanced certificate) Criminal Investigation (advanced certificate) 6 8 Terrorism Studies (advanced certificate) Latin American and Latina/o Studies 9 10 Bachelor's degree level Latin American and Latina/o Studies (BA) 9 10 Law, Police Science, and CJ Administration 2,117 2,329 2,777 3,232 3,165 Bachelor's degree level Correctional Studies (BS) Criminal Justice (BS) 1,698 1,947 2,344 2,846 2,861 Police Studies (BS) Other degree level Correction Administration (AS) Criminal Justice (AS) Police Studies (AS) OIR

23 TABLE 3 (cont). TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Mathematics and Computer Science Bachelor's degree level Computer Science & Information Security (BS) Master's degree level Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity (MS) Other degree level Applied Digital Forensic Science (advanced certificate) Computer Science for Digital Forensics (advanced certificate Philosophy Bachelor's degree level Philosophy (BA) Political Science Bachelor's degree level Judicial Studies (BA) 2 0 Law & Society (BA) Legal Studies (BS) Political Science (BA) Psychology 2,051 2,218 2,197 2,093 1,961 Bachelor's degree level Forensic Psychology (BA) 1,795 1,919 1,897 1,806 1,684 Master's degree level Forensic Mental Health Counseling (MA) Forensic Psychology (MA) Other degree level Forensic Psychology (postgraduate certificate) Public Management ,102 Bachelor's degree level Criminal Justice Management (BS) Public Administration (BS) Fraud Examination & Financial Forensics (BS) Master's degree level Public Administration (MPA) Other degree level Forensic Accounting (advanced certificate) Sciences Bachelor's degree level Forensic Science (BS) Master's degree level Forensic Science (MS) OIR

24 TABLE 3 (cont). TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Security, Fire, and Emergency Management Bachelor's degree level Fire & Emergency Service (BA) Fire Science (BS) Security Management (BS) Master's degree level Protection Management (MS) Security Management (MS) Other degree level Security Management (AS) 5 2 Sociology ,139 1,203 Bachelor's degree level Criminology (BA) ,072 1,090 Sociology (BA) Other degree level Dispute Resolution (certificate) Unclassified Bachelor's degree level CUNY Baccalaureate (BA) CUNY Baccalaureate (BS) Other degree level Unclassified (nondegree, permit, etc.) TOTAL 11,407 11,810 11,607 11,553 11,203 OIR

25 TABLE 3 (cont). TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR CREDIT HOURS F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Anthropology 2,655 1,907 1,476 1, Bachelor's degree level Anthropology (BA) Culture & Deviance Studies (BA) 2,655 1,907 1, Criminal Justice 32,463 24,153 14,383 5,531 3,560 Bachelor's degree level Criminal Justice (BA) 32,463 24,153 14,383 5,531 3,560 Economics 4,553 5,103 4,841 3,739 2,927 Bachelor's degree level Economics (BS) 4,553 5,103 4,841 3,739 2,927 English 4,036 3,718 3,449 3,432 3,213 Bachelor's degree level English (BA) 4,036 3,718 3,449 3,432 3,213 Foreign Languages and Literature Other degree level Legal Translation & Legal Interpretation (certificate) 21 6 History 1,389 1,440 1, Bachelor's degree level Global History (BA) 1,389 1,440 1, Interdisciplinary Studies 11,330 11,733 10,860 11,663 9,327 Bachelor's degree level Gender Studies (BA) Humanities & Justice (BA) 1,886 1,861 1,675 1,340 1,135 International Criminal Justice (BA) 6,296 6,731 6,393 6,190 5,272 Master's degree level Criminal Justice (MA) 2,337 2,224 1,687 1,806 1,855 International Crime & Justice (MA) Other degree level Crime Prevention & Analysis (advanced certificate) Criminal Investigation (advanced certificate) Terrorism Studies (advanced certificate) Latin American and Latina/o Studies Bachelor's degree level Latin American and Latina/o Studies (BA) Law, Police Science, and CJ Administration 31,771 34,910 41,603 48,443 47,465 Bachelor's degree level Correctional Studies (BS) Criminal Justice (BS) 25,459 29,199 35,116 42,646 42,899 Police Studies (BS) 4,226 4,986 5,998 5,767 4,542 Other degree level Correction Administration (AS) Criminal Justice (AS) 1, Police Studies (AS) OIR

26 TABLE 3 (cont). TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR CREDIT HOURS F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Mathematics and Computer Science 3,459 3,756 4,268 5,308 5,855 Bachelor's degree level Computer Science & Information Security (BS) 3,233 3,492 4,013 5,011 5,570 Master's degree level Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity (MS) Other degree level Applied Digital Forensic Science (advanced certificate) Computer Science for Digital Forensics (advanced certificate Philosophy , Bachelor's degree level Philosophy (BA) , Political Science 12,096 12,152 12,688 12,549 12,753 Bachelor's degree level Judicial Studies (BA) 31 0 Law & Society (BA) 2,448 4,551 5,663 6,612 7,362 Legal Studies (BS) 3,410 1, Political Science (BA) ,441 5,704 5,295 Psychology 29,939 32,328 32,024 30,447 28,523 Bachelor's degree level Forensic Psychology (BA) 26,868 28,731 28,388 26,998 25,182 Master's degree level Forensic Mental Health Counseling (MA) 1,212 1,398 1,529 1,566 1,317 Forensic Psychology (MA) 1,811 2,154 2,080 1,862 1,988 Other degree level Forensic Psychology (postgraduate certificate) Public Management 10,109 11,483 12,472 12,556 15,415 Bachelor's degree level Criminal Justice Management (BS) 1,737 3,218 4,385 5,076 5,118 Public Administration (BS) 3,056 3,195 3,524 2,966 2,836 Fraud Examination & Financial Forensics (BS) 1,237 2,902 Master's degree level Public Administration (MPA) 5,316 5,070 4,491 4,514 4,553 Other degree level Forensic Accounting (advanced certificate) Sciences 12,436 11,777 9,697 7,622 6, Bachelor's degree level Forensic Science (BS) 11,940 11,314 9,400 7,271 5,544 Master's degree level Forensic Science (MS) OIR

27 TABLE 3 (cont). TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT AND MAJOR CREDIT HOURS F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Security, Fire, and Emergency Management ,111 4,803 4,739 Bachelor's degree level Fire & Emergency Service (BA) ,009 1,069 1,153 Fire Science (BS) Security Management (BS) ,639 1,701 1,534 Master's degree level Protection Management (MS) Security Management (MS) Other degree level Security Management (AS) 26 0 Sociology 10,427 12,794 14,489 17,082 18,023 Bachelor's degree level Criminology (BA) 10,424 12,794 14,474 16,082 16,334 Sociology (BA) 1,000 1,677 Other degree level Dispute Resolution (certificate) Unclassified 1,485 1,551 2,356 3,408 3,292 Bachelor's degree level CUNY Baccalaureate (BA) CUNY Baccalaureate (BS) Other degree level Unclassified (nondegree, permit, etc.) 1,485 1,551 2,278 3,402 3,118 TOTAL 172, , , , ,770 OIR

28 TABLE 4. TRENDS BY DEPARTMENT FOR COURSES OFFERED CREDIT HOURS UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS GRADUATE STUDENTS F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 F 2012 F 2013 F 2014 F 2015 F 2016 Africana Studies 5,964 2,835 3,213 3,198 2,907 3 Anthropology 3,804 4,368 4,752 4,854 5, Art and Music 5,304 5,235 5,580 5,524 5, Communication and Theatre Arts 6,810 4,595 3,846 3,063 3, Counseling 631 1,014 1,114 1,463 1, Criminal Justice ,020 1,122 3 Economics 2,448 2,736 3,078 3,042 2,619 6 English 19,803 17,562 14,492 13,937 12, Foreign Languages and Literatures 3,831 3,873 4,884 4,536 4, Gender Studies Program ,113 1,248 Health and Physical Education 3,657 2,660 1,851 1,712 1, History 10,059 9,537 7,815 7,623 7, Honors Program Humanities and Justice Program Interdisciplinary Studies 1,821 2,271 2,457 2,193 2,319 3 International Criminal Justice Program Latin American and Latina/o Studies 528 2,223 2,346 2,812 2,680 3 Law, Police Science, and CJ Administration 14,958 18,834 27,990 29,376 28,668 2,718 2,700 2,301 2,624 2,531 Macaulay Honors College at John Jay Mathematics and Computer Science 15,066 13,509 13,092 12,666 12, Philosophy 6,345 5,022 3,738 3,426 3,573 3 Political Science 15,723 15,726 6,831 6,648 6, Psychology 12,656 15,403 16,986 16,278 15,198 3,126 3,622 3,622 3,424 3,288 Public Management 3,108 3,675 4,515 5,181 6,093 5,433 5,003 4,587 4,779 4,659 Sciences 10,291 10,442 10,325 8,245 7, Security, Fire, and Emergency Management 1,776 1,809 2,136 2,541 2, ,104 1,059 SEEK Program Sociology 11,919 14,283 13,992 13,579 12, Sustainability and Environmental Justice Unclassified TOTAL 159, , , , ,359 13,117 13,175 12,337 13,019 12,783 25

29 FIVE-YEAR TRENDS IN STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS First-time Baccalaureate Degree-Seeking Freshmen Total Undergraduate Degree-Seeking Students Master s Degree-Seeking Students 26

30 FIVE-YEAR TRENDS Baccalaureate Degree First-time Freshmen 27

31 TABLE 5. FIVE-YEAR TRENDS BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) AGE (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1521) (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1521) Below 19 1,715 1,692 1,599 1,363 1, < <1 <1 <1 <1 <1 30 and older <1 <1 <1 <1 <1 GENDER Male Female 1, , IMPUTED ETHNICITY African American/Black American Indian/Alaskan <1 <1 <1 <1 Asian/Pacific Islander Hispanic White RESIDENCY New York City 1,479 1,443 1,311 1,098 1, New York State Other US State/Territory Foreign

32 TABLE 6. FIVE-YEAR TRENDS BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN ACADEMIC CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) HIGH SCHOOL AVERAGE (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1521) (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1521) Below <1. < <1 <1 < ,252 1,225 1,238 1,110 1, Not calculated/unknown SAT RANGES % 11% 14% 14% 15% % 18% 18% 20% 19% % 32% 33% 31% 30% % 26% 25% 24% 26% Below % 7% 6% 6% 4% No SAT Reported % 6% 5% 5% 5% ATTENDANCE Full time 1,891 1,850 1,744 1,479 1, Part time PROGRAM STATUS Regular 1,703 1,644 1,517 1,264 1, SEEK

33 TABLE 6 (cont). FIVE-YEAR TRENDS BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN ACADEMIC CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) MAJOR (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1521) (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1521) Anthropology <1 <1 <1 Cell & Molecular Biology <1 Computer Sci & Info Sec Criminal Justice BA Criminal Justice BS Criminal Justice Manag Criminology Culture & Deviance <1 <1. <1 Economics English Fire & Emergency Svs <1 1 Fire Science <1 <1 1 1 Forensic Psychology Forensic Science Fraud Exam & Fin Forens <1 1 Gender Studies <1 <1 <1 <1 <1 Global History <1 <1 Humanities & Justice International Crim Justice

34 TABLE 6 (cont). FIVE-YEAR TRENDS BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN ACADEMIC CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) MAJOR (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1521) (N=1908) (N=1861) (N=1763) (N=1489) (N=1521) Latin Amer & Latina/o Std <1 <1 Law & Society Legal Studies <1. <1. <1 Philosophy <1 <1 <1 Police Studies Political Science Public Administration <1 <1 1 1 <1 Security Management <1 1 <1 Sociology Spanish <1 Unclassified

35 FIVE-YEAR TRENDS Total Undergraduate Degree-Seeking Students 32

36 TABLE 7. FIVE-YEAR TRENDS TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) AGE (N=12834) (N=12838) (N=12758) (N=12545) (N=12174) (N=12834) (N=12838) (N=12758) (N=12545) (N=12174) Below 19 2,209 2,192 2,137 1,833 1, ,566 1,658 1,591 1,572 1, ,332 6,356 6,447 6,498 6, ,445 1,417 1,488 1,563 1, ,044 1, and older GENDER Male 5,677 5,641 5,555 5,447 5, Female 7,157 7,197 7,203 7,098 6, IMPUTED ETHNICITY African American/Black 2,842 2,710 2,606 2,557 2, American Indian/Alaskan <1 <1 <1 <1 <1 Asian/Pacific Islander 1,563 1,649 1,658 1,671 1, Hispanic 5,184 5,215 5,270 5,366 5, White 3,203 3,218 3,194 2,895 2, RESIDENCY New York City 10,134 10,056 9,408 8,466 7, New York State 1,853 1,935 2,497 3,237 3, Other US State/Territory Foreign

37 TABLE 8. FIVE-YEAR TRENDS TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS ACADEMIC CHARACTERISTICS ALL STUDENTS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) DEGREE STATUS (N=13167) (N=13217) (N=13305) (N=12969) (N=12674) (N=13167) (N=13217) (N=13305) (N=12969) (N=12674) Degree seeking 12,834 12,838 12,758 12,545 12, Non degree DEGREE-SEEKING FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) ATTENDANCE (N=12834) (N=12838) (N=12758) (N=12545) (N=12175) (N=12834) (N=12838) (N=12758) (N=12545) (N=12175) Full time 10,269 10,370 10,219 10,126 9, Part time 2,565 2,468 2,539 2,419 2, DIVISION Lower 6,169 5,918 5,598 5,040 4, Upper 6,665 6,920 7,158 7,505 7, CLASS STANDING Freshman 3,345 3,160 2,875 2,487 2, Sophomore 2,824 2,758 2,725 2,553 2, Junior 3,842 3,779 3,862 4,174 4, Senior 2,823 3,141 3,296 3,331 3, PROGRAM STATUS Regular 11,734 11,827 11,768 11,532 11, SEEK 1,100 1, , DEGREE OBJECTIVE Certificate <1. <1 <1 <1 Associate <1 <1 <1 Baccalaureate 12,627 12,763 12,703 12,541 12,

38 TABLE 8 (cont). FIVE-YEAR TRENDS TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS ACADEMIC CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) MAJOR (N=12834) (N=12838) (N=12758) (N=12545) (N=12175) (N=12834) (N=12838) (N=12758) (N=12545) (N=12175) CERTIFICATE < Dispute Resolution Forensic Accounting Spanish Lgl Trans/Interprt ASSOCIATE Correction Administration < Criminal Justice Police Studies Security Management BACCALAUREATE 12,627 12,763 12,703 12,541 12, Anthropology <1 <1 <1 Cell & Molecular Biology Computer Sci & Info Sec Correctional Studies <1 <1 <1 <1 <1 Criminal Justice BA 2,649 1, Criminal Justice BS 2,002 2,335 3,161 3,432 3, Criminal Justice Manag Criminology ,129 1,234 1, Culture & Deviance <1 Economics English Fire & Emergency Svs <1 1 Fire Science <1 <1 1 1 Forensic Psychology 2,151 2,276 2,278 2,163 2, Forensic Science Fraud Exam & Fin Forensic Gender Studies <1 <1 <1 <1 <1 35

39 TABLE 8 (cont). FIVE-YEAR TRENDS TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS ACADEMIC CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) MAJOR (N=12834) (N=12838) (N=12758) (N=12545) (N=12175) (N=12834) (N=12838) (N=12758) (N=12545) (N=12175) BACCALAUREATE 12,627 12,763 12,703 12,541 12, Global History <1 Humanities & Justice International Crim Justice Judicial Studies <1.... Latin Amer & Latina/o Std <1 <1 Law & Society Legal Studies <1 <1 Philosophy <1 <1 <1 <1 1 Police Studies Political Science Public Administration Security Management Sociology Spanish <1 Unclassified CUNY BA <1. <1 <1 <1 36

40 TABLE 8 (cont). FIVE-YEAR TRENDS TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS ACADEMIC CHARACTERISTICS 2016 FALL ENROLLMENT (N) 2016 FALL ENROLLMENT (%) MAJOR FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR TOTAL FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Anthropology Cell & Molecular Biology Computer Sci & Info Sec Correctional Studies Criminal Justice BA Criminal Justice BS , Criminal Justice Manag Criminology , Culture & Deviance Economics English Fire & Emergency Svs Fire Science Forensic Psychology , Forensic Science Fraud Exam & Fin Forensic Gender Studies Global History Humanities & Justice International Crim Justice Latin Amer & Latina/o Std Law & Society Legal Studies Philosophy Police Studies Political Science Public Administration Security Management Sociology Spanish Unclassified CUNY BA

41 TABLE 9. FIVE-YEAR TRENDS TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS ADMISSIONS CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) ADMIT TYPE (N=4198) (N=4186) (N=3839) (N=3761) (N=3866) Freshman New Transfer* Readmit * Excludes internal transfer students. TRANSFER ADMISSIONS BY SENDING SCHOOL FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) SENDING SCHOOL (N=1580) (N=1703) (N=1529) (N=1771) (N=1795) (N=1580) (N=1703) (N=1529) (N=1771) (N=1795) CUNY 2-year CUNY 4-year SUNY 2-year SUNY 4-year New York State-Private Other US State-Public Other US State-Private All Other

42 FIVE-YEAR TRENDS Master's Degree-Seeking Students 39

43 TABLE 10. FIVE-YEAR TRENDS MASTER'S DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) AGE (N=1696) (N=1677) (N=1567) (N=1557) (N=1656) (N=1696) (N=1677) (N=1567) (N=1557) (N=1656) < and older GENDER Male Female 1,104 1, IMPUTED ETHNICITY African American/Black American Indian/Alaskan <1 <1 <1 <1 <1 Asian/Pacific Islander Hispanic White RESIDENCY New York City 1, New York State Other US State/Territory Foreign

44 TABLE 11. FIVE-YEAR TRENDS MASTER'S DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS ACADEMIC CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) ALL STUDENTS DEGREE STATUS (N=1829) (N=1793) (N=1740) (N=1763) (N=1756) (N=1829) (N=1793) (N=1740) (N=1763) (N=1756) Degree-seeking 1,711 1,702 1,636 1,557 1, Non degree FALL ENROLLMENT (N) FALL ENROLLMENT (%) DEGREE-SEEKING ATTENDANCE (N=1696) (N=1677) (N=1567) (N=1557) (N=1656) (N=1696) (N=1677) (N=1567) (N=1557) (N=1656) Full time Part time 1,323 1,287 1,225 1,176 1, PROGRAM Criminal Justice Digital For & Cybersecurity Forensic Mental Health Forensic Psychology Forensic Science Intern Crime & Justice Protection Management Public Administration Security Management ADMISSIONS CHARACTERISTICS FALL ENROLLMENT (N) ADMIT TYPE (N=584) (N=578) (N=518) (N=504) (N=568) Entering New Transfer Readmit

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46 TABLE 12. TRENDS IN DEGREES AWARDED DEGREES CONFERRED (N=3021) (N=2988) (N=3225) (N=3352) (N=3335) Major N % N % N % N % N % CERTIFICATE 28 1% 36 1% 64 2% 96 3% 53 2% Applied Dig Forensic Sci % 1 1% 8 15% Computer Sci for Dig For % 1 2% Crime Preven & Analysis % 5 5% 5 7% Criminal Investigation % 9 13% Dispute Resolution % 34 94% 36 56% 41 43%.. Forensic Accounting % 4 4% 4 8% Legal Inter in Spanish %.. Legal Trans in Spanish %.. Forensic Psychology.. 1 3% 2 3% 4 4% 4 4% Terrorism Studies.. 1 3% 15 23% 30 31% 28 53% ASSOCIATE DEGREES 175 6% 104 3% 46 1% 46 1%.. Correction Administration 5 3% 1 1% 1 2%.... Criminal Justice % 88 85% 38 83% 35 76%.. Police Studies 29 17% 11 11% 6 13% 10 22%.. Security Management 5 3% 4 4% 1 2% 1 2%.. BACHELOR DEGREES % % % % % Anthropology <1% Cell & Molecular Biology <1% Computer Sci & Info Sec 18 1% 29 1% 27 1% 37 1% 34 1% Correctional Studies 2 <1% 6 <1% 7 <1% 1 <1% 1 <1% Criminal Justice BA % % % % 215 8% Criminal Justice BS % % % % 836 <1% Criminal Justice Manag 31 1% 26 1% % 46 2% 87 3% Criminology 129 6% 139 6% 167 6% 202 8% 190 7% Culture & Deviance 79 4% 65 3% 65 3% 45 2% 36 1% Economics 50 2% 64 3% 94 4% 107 4% 87 3% English 45 2% 59 3% 49 2% 77 3% 65 2% Fire Science 10 <1% 10 <1% 20 <1% 5 <1% 14 <1% Fire & Emergency Svs 30 1% 16 1% 5 <1% 18 1% 19 <1% Forensic Psychology % % % % 463 <1% Forensic Science 44 2% 32 1% 57 2% 52 2% 68 2% Fraud Exam & Fin For <1% Gender Studies 1 <1% 1 <1% 5 <1% 4 <1% 11 <1% Global History 7 <1% 6 <1% 29 1% 24 1% 22 1% Humanities and Justice 61 3% 27 1% 40 2% 28 1% 28 1% Intern Criminal Justice 99 4% 113 5% 124 5% 111 4% 133 5% Judicial Studies 5 <1% 2 <1% Justice Studies Lat Amer & Latina/o Std <1% Law & Society <1% 47 2% 78 3% Legal Studies 119 5% 87 4% 69 3% 32 1% 14 1% 1 Students earning more than one degree (e.g., BA/MA) are reflected in the counts for each degree type. 43

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