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3 Enrollments 45 DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED The tables in this section use technical terms to describe the information presented. The following is a list of the most commonly used terms and their meanings. ENROLLMENTS FTE is an abbreviation for full-time equivalent student enrollments and is part of the legislatively approved formula for funding instruction. The funding formula applies only to state-supported enrollments. Although state-supported, Law, Dental Medicine, and Executive MBA enrollments are not included in the funding formula, and therefore are not in FTE enrollments. FTE student enrollments are calculated using course enrollments and course credits to obtain student credit hours (SCH). Student credit hours are obtained by multiplying the number of credits for which a course is offered by the number of students enrolled in that course. To calculate FTE students, undergraduate student credits are divided by 15, masters-level credits are divided by 12, and doctoral credits are divided by 9. Full-time equivalent students should be distinguished from the Registrar s classification of full-time students, which is a classification of individual students. Full-time students are students enrolled for a full-time course load. Annual FTE enrollments are an average of fall and spring semester FTE enrollments. For a more detailed explanation of FTE calculation, please refer to Understanding the New FTE Formula at REPORTS Official preliminary (beginning of semester) and final (end of semester) reports are the official campus enrollments reported by Enrollment and Student Services each semester or enrollment period. The primary difference between preliminary and final reports is timing. A preliminary report is a snapshot of enrollment at the beginning of the semester; a final report is a snapshot of enrollment at the end of the semester.

4 46 Enrollments STUDENT FTE AS A PERCENT OF HEADCOUNT FALL 2003 to FALL % 73.0% Percent 71.0% 69.0% 67.0% 65.0% 0.0% Fall Semester Preliminary FTE as % of Fall FTE Headcount Headcount , , % , , % , , % , , % , , % Source: Registrar's preliminary reports

5 Enrollments 47 FTE STUDENTS AND MAJORS BY COLLEGE FALL % 25.0% FTE Majors 20.0% 15.0% 10.0% 5.0% 0.0% Business Education Engineering Fine Arts Allied Health Sciences Hotel Administration Liberal Arts Nursing Public Health Sciences University College Urban Affairs College/School FTE % Majors % Allied Health Sciences ,196 5 Business 2, , Education 2, , Engineering ,663 6 Fine Arts 1, ,004 8 Hotel Administration 1, , Liberal Arts 5, , Nursing ,039 4 Public Health Sciences 2, ,965 8 University College ,139 9 Urban Affairs 1, ,275 9 TOTAL 19, , Note: 1) Does not include Dental Medicine, Law or the Executive MBA. 2) Majors include admitted students only. 3) Does not include FTE generated by Honors College faculty. Source: Registrar's preliminary reports

6 48 Enrollments FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION FALL 2006 FINAL College and Department Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total BUSINESS , ,280.5 Accounting Economics Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing MBA Program EDUCATION Counselor Education Curriculum and Instruction Educational Leadership Educational Psychology Special Education Sports Education Leadership , ENGINEERING Aerospace Studies Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Science, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering FINE ARTS Architecture, School of Art Dance Film Music Theatre 1, , HEALTH SCIENCES, DIVISION OF ,136.0 Allied Health Sciences, School of Clinical Laboratory Science Health Physics Kinesiology Nutrition Sciences Physical Therapy Radiography Certification Program Nursing, School of Public Health School of Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology and Biostatistics Health Care Administration and Policy Health Promotion

7 Enrollments 49 FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION FALL 2006 FINAL College and Department Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total HONORS COLLEGE HOTEL ADMINISTRATION ,516.7 Food and Beverage Management Hotel Administration Hotel Management Recreation and Sport Management Tourism and Convention Administration LIBERAL ARTS Anthropology English English Language Center Foreign Language History Interdisciplinary Studies Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology Women's Studies SCIENCES Life Sciences, School of Chemistry Geoscience Mathematical Sciences Physics UNIVERSITY COLLEGE University Studies 4, , , , , , , , URBAN AFFAIRS Communication, School of Criminal Justice Environmental Studies Journalism and Media Studies, School of Marriage and Family Therapy Public Administration Social Work, School of , UNIVERSITY TOTAL 10, , , ,221.3 Notes: 1) Honors FTE is included in both the Honors College and the departments providing the faculty. 2) Health Sciences courses are included in the School of Allied Health Sciences total. 3) College of Engineering and Informatics courses are included in the College of Engineering total. 4) Excludes FTE for Boyd School of Law, School of Dental Medicine, Executive MBA program and self-supported programs. Source: Registrar's final reports

8 50 Enrollments FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION SPRING 2007 FINAL College and Department Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total BUSINESS , ,207.5 Accounting Economics Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing MBA Program EDUCATION Counselor Education Curriculum and Instruction Educational Leadership Educational Psychology Special Education Sports Education Leadership , , ENGINEERING Aerospace Studies Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Science, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering FINE ARTS Architecture, School of Art Dance Film Music Theatre , HEALTH SCIENCES, DIVISION OF ,159.1 Allied Health Sciences, School of Clinical Laboratory Science Health Physics Kinesiology Nutrition Sciences Physical Therapy Radiography Certification Program Nursing, School of Public Health School of Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology and Biostatistics Health Care Administration and Policy Health Promotion

9 Enrollments FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION SPRING 2007 FINAL 51 College and Department Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total HONORS COLLEGE HOTEL ADMINISTRATION ,526.6 Food and Beverage Management Hotel Administration Hotel Management Recreation and Sport Management Tourism and Convention Administration LIBERAL ARTS Anthropology English English Language Center Foreign Language History Interdisciplinary Studies Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology Women's Studies SCIENCES Life Sciences, School of Chemistry Geoscience Mathematical Sciences Physics 3, , , , , , UNIVERSITY COLLEGE University Studies URBAN AFFAIRS Communication, School of Criminal Justice Environmental Studies Journalism and Media Studies, School of Marriage and Family Therapy Public Administration Social Work, School of , UNIVERSITY TOTAL 9, , , ,769.4 Notes: 1) Honors FTE is included in both the Honors College and the departments providing the faculty. 2) Health Sciences courses are included in the School of Allied Health Sciences total. 3) College of Engineering and Informatics courses are included in the College of Engineering total. 4) Excludes FTE for Boyd School of Law, School of Dental Medicine, Executive MBA program and self-supported programs. Source: Registrar's final reports

10 52 Enrollments ANNUAL FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION Annual FINAL College and Department Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total BUSINESS , ,244.0 Accounting Economics Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing MBA Program EDUCATION , ,266.7 Curriculum and Instruction Educational Leadership Educational Psychology Special Education Sports Education and Leadership ENGINEERING Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Science Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering FINE ARTS 1, ,682.3 Architecture, School of Art Dance Film Music Theatre HEALTH SCIENCES, DIVISION OF ,147.6 Allied Health Sciences, School of Clinical Laboratory Science Health Physics Kinesiology Nutrition Sciences Physical Therapy Radiography Certification Program Nursing, School of Public Health, School of Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology and Biostatistics Health Care Administration Health Promotion

11 Enrollments 53 FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION Annual FINAL College and Department HONORS COLLEGE Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total HOTEL ADMINISTRATION Food and Beverage Management Hotel Administration Hotel Management Recreation and Sports Management Tourism and Convention Administration LIBERAL ARTS Anthropology English English Language Center Foreign Language History Interdisciplinary Studies Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology Women's Studies SCIENCES Biological Sciences Chemistry Geoscience Mathematical Sciences Physics UNIVERSITY COLLEGE University Studies URBAN AFFAIRS Communication, School of Criminal Justice Environmental Studies Journalism and Media Studies, School of Marriage, Family & Community Therapy Public Administration Social Work, School of UNIVERSITY TOTAL , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,495.3 Notes: 1) Honors FTE is included in both the Honors College and the departments providing the faculty. 2) Health Science courses are included in the School of Allied Health Sciences total; International Studies courses are included in the College of Liberal Arts total; Informatics courses are included in the College of Engineering. 3) Excludes FTE for Boyd School of Law, School of Dental Medicine, Executive MBA and self-supported programs. Source: Registrars final (end-of-semester) reports.

12 54 Enrollments FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION FALL 2007 PRELIMINARY College and Department Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total BUSINESS , ,311.2 Accounting Economics Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing MBA Program EDUCATION ,116.7 Counselor Education Curriculum and Instruction Educational Leadership Educational Psychology Special Education Sports Education Leadership ENGINEERING Aerospace Studies Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Science, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Informatics, School of Mechanical Engineering FINE ARTS 1, ,826.1 Architecture, School of Art Dance Film Music Theatre HEALTH SCIENCES, DIVISION OF ,308.8 Allied Health Sciences, School of Clinical Laboratory Science Health Physics Kinesiology Nutrition Sciences Physical Therapy Radiography Certification Program Nursing, School of Public Health School of Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology and Biostatistics Health Care Administration and Policy Health Promotion

13 Enrollments 55 FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION FALL 2007 PRELIMINARY Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total HONORS COLLEGE HOTEL ADMINISTRATION , ,633.1 Food and Beverage Management Hotel Administration Hotel Management Recreation and Sports Management Tourism and Convention Administration LIBERAL ARTS 3, , ,582.9 Anthropology English 1, ,517.4 English Language Center Foreign Language History Interdisciplinary Studies Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology Women's Studies SCIENCES 2, ,810.5 Life Sciences, School of Chemistry Geoscience Mathematical Sciences ,030.4 Physics UNIVERSITY COLLEGE University Studies URBAN AFFAIRS ,570.3 Communication, School of Criminal Justice Environmental Studies Journalism and Media Studies, School of Marriage and Family Therapy Public Administration Social Work, School of UNIVERSITY TOTAL 10, , , ,007.4 Notes: 1) Honors FTE is included in both the Honors College and the departments providing the faculty. 2) Health Sciences courses are included in the School of Allied Health Sciences total. 3) College of Engineering courses are included in the College of Engineering total. 4) Excludes FTE for Boyd School of Law, School of Dental Medicine, Executive MBA program and self-supported programs. Source: Registrar's preliminary (beginning of semester) reports

14 56 Enrollments FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION SPRING 2008 PRELIMINARY College and Department Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total BUSINESS , ,231.5 Accounting Economics Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing MBA Program EDUCATION ,890.8 Counselor Education Curriculum and Instruction Educational Leadership Educational Psychology Special Education Sports Education Leadership ENGINEERING Aerospace Studies Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Science, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Informatics, School of Mechanical Engineering FINE ARTS 1, ,712.2 Architecture, School of Art Dance Film Music Theatre HEALTH SCIENCES, DIVISION OF ,325.9 Allied Health Sciences, School of Clinical Laboratory Science Health Physics Kinesiology Nutrition Sciences Physical Therapy Radiography Certification Program Nursing, School of Public Health School of Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology and Biostatistics Health Care Administration and Policy Health Promotion

15 Enrollments 57 FTE STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION SPRING 2008 PRELIMINARY Lower Upper Master Doctoral Total HONORS COLLEGE HOTEL ADMINISTRATION ,637.7 Food and Beverage Management Hotel Administration Hotel Management Recreation and Sports Management Tourism and Convention Administration LIBERAL ARTS 3, , ,917.4 Anthropology English ,321.9 English Language Center Foreign Language History Interdisciplinary Studies Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology Women's Studies SCIENCES 1, ,434.7 Life Sciences, School of Chemistry Geoscience Mathematical Sciences Physics UNIVERSITY COLLEGE University Studies URBAN AFFAIRS ,484.1 Communication, School of Criminal Justice Environmental Studies Journalism and Media Studies, School of Marriage and Family Therapy Public Administration Social Work, School of UNIVERSITY TOTAL 9, , , ,455.1 Notes: 1) Honors FTE is included in both the Honors College and the departments providing the faculty. 2) Health Sciences courses are included in the School of Allied Health Sciences total. 3) College of Engineering courses are included in the College of Engineering total. 4) Excludes FTE for Boyd School of Law, School of Dental Medicine, Executive MBA program and self-supported programs. Source: Registrar's preliminary (beginning of semester) reports

16 58 Enrollments STUDENT PRELIMINARY FTE FALL AND SPRING SEMESTERS , % 20,000 95% Headcount 15,000 10,000 90% 85% Percent 5,000 Fall Semester Spring Semester Spring FTE as a % of the Fall FTE 80% Year 75% Fall FTE % change Spring FTE % change Spring FTE as a Percent of Fall FTE , , % , % , % 95.4% , % , % 93.9% , % , % 91.9% , % , % 92.2% Note: 1) Preliminary FTE represents beginning of semester enrollment. Source: Registrar's preliminary reports

17 Enrollments 59 PRELIMINARY & FINAL FTE FALL SEMESTER ,000 20,500 Preliminary Final 20,000 19,500 FTE 19,000 18,500 18,000 17, Fall Semester Fall Preliminary Final FTE FTE , , , , , , , , , ,020.9 Notes : 1) Preliminary FTE reflects enrollment at the beginning of the semester 2) Final FTE reflects enrollment at the end of the semester Source: Registrar's preliminary and final reports

18 60 Enrollments FALL, SPRING & ANNUAL FTE PRELIMINARY to Fall Undergraduate 16, , , , ,182.4 Master 1, , , , ,190.3 Doctoral Spring Undergraduate 15, , , ,772.6 Master 1, , , ,053.7 Doctoral ANNUAL FTE Undergraduate 15, , , Master 1, , , Doctoral TOTAL 18, , , , ,231.3 Annual % Change - 6.8% 2.0% -2.2% -0.7% Annual FTE as a % 97.9% 97.7% 97.0% 96.0% 96.1% of Fall FTE Note: 1) Preliminary FTE represents enrollment at the beginning of the semester.

19 Enrollments 61 FALL, SPRING & ANNUAL FTE FINAL to Fall Undergraduate 16, , , , ,781.8 Master 1, , , , ,603.7 Doctoral Spring Undergraduate 15, , , , ,621.9 Master 1, , , ,552.7 Doctoral ANNUAL FTE Undergraduate 16, , , , ,201.9 Master 1, , , ,578.2 Doctoral TOTAL 18, , , , ,407.4 Annual % Change - 6.8% 1.7% -2.0% -0.5% Annual FTE as a % 97.6% 97.5% 96.8% 96.4% 96.9% of Fall FTE Note: Final FTE represents enrollment at the end of the semester. Source: Registrar's final reports

20 62 Enrollments EVENING COURSES FALL 2007 Total Courses Total Courses 3278 Evening Courses 579 Total Courses Evening Courses Undergraduate Courses Liberal Arts Fine Arts Sciences Education Business Urban Affairs Engineering Hotel Administration Allied Health Sciences Evening Courses Total Courses Public Health 3 20 Nursing Graduate Courses Education Liberal Arts Fine Arts Urban Affairs Engineering Business Sciences Allied Health Sciences Public Health Hotel Administration Evening Courses Total Courses Notes: 1) Evening courses begin on or after 5:30 p.m. and include laboratories and discussion groups. 2) Because cross-listed courses are included, the university total is not the sum of undergraduate and graduate totals. 3) Does not include the Schools of Law or Dental Medicine. Source: Student Information System

21 Enrollments 63 NUMBER OF COURSES IN SESSION Fall Monday, Wednesday & Friday 300 Monday Wednesday Friday 250 No. of Courses :00-7:29 AM 8:00-8:29 AM 9:00-9:29 AM 10:00-10:29 AM 11:00-11:29 AM 12:00-12:29 PM 1:00-1:29 PM 2:00-2:29 PM 3:00-3:29 PM 4:00-4:29 PM 5:00-5:29 PM 6:00-6:29 PM 7:00-7:29 PM 8:00-8:29 PM 9:00-9:29 PM 10:00-10:29 PM Half Hour Periods Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday Tuesday Thursday Saturday :00-7:29 AM 8:00-8:29 AM 9:00-9:29 AM 10:00-10:29 AM 11:00-11:29 AM 12:00-12:29 PM 1:00-1:29 PM 2:00-2:29 PM 3:00-3:29 PM 4:00-4:29 PM 5:00-5:29 PM 6:00-6:29 PM 7:00-7:29 PM 8:00-8:29 PM 9:00-9:29 PM 10:00-10:29 PM No. of Courses Half Hour Periods Source: Student Information System

22 Enrollments 65 DISTANCE EDUCATION ENROLLMENTS Academic Year ,000 9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 Headcount 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 Fall Spring Summer 1, Year Academic Total Year Fall Spring Summer Enrollment , , ,131 1,761 1,551 4, ,929 3,301 3,207 9, ,383 4,854 5,049 13, ,716 6,167 5,932 17, ,605 6,915 7,214 20, ,594 8,255 7,985 24, ,610 8,653 Notes: 1) Students may complete the following degrees online: B.S. in Social Sciences, M.S. in Hotel Administration, M.S. in Nursing, and a Ph.D. in Nursing Education 2) Includes state and non-state supported enrollments. Source: Registrar's final reports