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Enrollment by Student Characteristics Fall 2006 - Fall 2011 Table A Enrollment: Headcount 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 06-11 Undergraduate 18,761 18,545 18,491 18,778 19,205 19,385 3.3% Master's* 2,969 3,338 3,566 3,365 2,832 2,921-1.6% Doctoral* 978 1,021 1,024 1,001 1,089 1,100 12.5% Enrollment: FTE Undergraduate 16,572 16,375 16,254 16,621 17,003 17,174 3.6% Master's* 1,846 2,176 2,255 2,171 1,890 2,032 10.1% Doctoral* 715 760 749 695 785 808 13.0% Total 19,133 19,311 19,258 19,487 19,678 20,014 4.6% Student Status Full-time 16,801 18,222 18,108 18,418 18,893 19,154 14.0% Part-time 5,907 5,110 4,973 4,726 4,233 4,252-28.0% Total 22,708 23,332 23,081 23,144 23,126 23,406 3.1% Student Residency Resident 18,230 18,065 18,108 17,276 16,989 16,972-6.9% Non-resident 4,478 4,839 4,973 5,868 6,137 6,434 43.7% Student Status On-Campus 20,232 20,151 20,213 20,381 20,773 20,950 3.5% Off-Campus 2,476 2,753 2,868 2,763 2,353 2,456-0.8% Student Age: Undergraduates 19 and under 6,121 6,346 5,642 6,354 6,264 6,412 4.8% 20-24 10,888 10,485 11,003 10,593 10,976 10,970 0.8% 25 and Over 1,752 1,714 1,846 1,831 1,965 2,003 14.3% Unknown 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0% Total 18,761 18,545 18,491 18,778 19,205 19,385 3.3% Student Age: Graduates 24 and Under 813 1,024 1,022 1,037 965 965 18.7% 25 and Over 3,134 3,335 3,568 3,329 2,956 3,056-2.5% Unknown 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0% Total 3,947 4,359 4,590 4,366 3,921 4,021 1.9% Student Race/Ethnicity** White 18,988 18,895 18,728 18,096 18,300 18,057-4.9% Non-resident Alien 1,046 1,217 1,427 1,703 1,806 1,853 77.2% Black or African-American 759 816 836 884 993 989 30.3% American Indian/Alaska Native 136 140 163 144 111 97-28.7% Asian 324 333 345 351 304 345 6.5% Hispanic 324 670 746 815 1,058 1,174 262.3% Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander NA NA NA NA 35 38 NA Two or more Races NA NA NA NA 395 522 NA Unknown 1,131 833 836 1,151 124 331-70.7% *The new Masters and Doctoral student levels were the previously reported Grad 1 and Grad 2 student levels, respectively, prior to 2011. ** Due to federal reporting revisions, the race/ethnicity categories were modified as of Fall 2010. Please see the Glossary for details. Source: KBOR Student Demographics Report, Kansas Higher Education Enrollment Report (KHEER) Kansas Board of Regents 59 2012 Data Book

Enrollment by Student Characteristics Fall 2006 - Fall 2011 Table A 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 06-11 Occupancy in Univ. owned 4,351 4,367 5,093 5,145 5,204 5,340 22.7% housing & Pct. to Total Enroll 21.1% 21.2% 22.1% 22.2% 22.5% 22.8% 1.7% Enroll: ACT Scores** (First-time freshmen) 12 and under 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0.0% 13-16 3% 3% 4% 4% 4% 5% 2.0% 17-22 34% 36% 34% 35% 36% 34% 0.0% 23-26 31% 34% 35% 34% 34% 33% 2.0% 27-31 18% 22% 23% 22% 22% 23% 5.0% 32-36 4% 4% 5% 5% 5% 4% 0.0% Degrees Awarded Associate 92 78 63 59 66 65-29.3% Baccalaureate 3,444 3,550 3,450 3,224 3,258 3,344-2.9% Master's 724 679 803 868 872 989 36.6% Doctoral 266 258 265 255 245 269 1.1% Total 4,526 4,565 4,581 4,406 4,441 4,667 3.1% Facility Characteristics* Total Gross Area 7,812,076 8,278,564 8,789,766 Net Assign (excl. res) 5,057,014 5,360,303 5,412,356 Net Assign. Resid 736,014 736,014 736,014 % Gross Area Built 60% 52% 56% Since 1961 3,354,166 2,780,113 3,257,371 Avg. Hours of Utilization / week Classroom (7:30-5:30) 50.05 32.89 36.58 Teaching Lab 39.34 32.3 35.2 * Includes KSU-Salina Campus **Percentages are the result of combined score information from both the Salina and Manhattan campuses and total 99% Source: State University Housing report; U.S. Dept, IPEDS Completions Survey; State University Inventory of Facilities and the ACT Class Profile Report Kansas Board of Regents 60 2012 Data Book

Total Operating Expenditures by Fund Table B Category* FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 Percent of Total FY 2011 State General Fund Exp. $160,849,800 $162,959,296 $170,370,328 $162,337,928 $153,209,187 $154,207,783 Percent Increase Exp. 5.04% 1.31% 4.55% -4.71% -5.62% 0.65% 22.4% General Fees Funds (Tuition) $102,041,858 $104,344,823 $121,211,644 $130,700,932 $133,911,646 $141,048,436 Percent Increase Tuition 13.70% 2.26% 16.16% 7.83% 2.46% 5.33% 20.5% Hospital Revenue Funds $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 0.0% Percent Increase Funds Other General Use $7,733,987 $8,330,253 $9,089,055 $8,902,728 $8,867,756 $10,598,545 Percent Increase 16.57% 7.71% 9.11% -2.05% -0.39% 19.52% 1.5% General Use Exp. $270,625,645 $275,634,372 $300,671,027 $301,941,588 $295,988,589 $305,854,764 Percent Increase GU 8.46% 1.85% 9.08% 0.42% -1.97% 3.33% 44.4% Restricted Use Exp. $298,753,068 $289,207,731 $297,133,200 $343,193,505 $257,352,733 $258,865,551 Percent Increase RU 7.89% -3.20% 2.74% 15.50% -25.01% 0.59% 37.6% Operating Expenditures $569,378,713 $564,842,103 $597,804,227 $645,135,093 $553,341,322 $564,720,315 Pct. Increase - Operating Exp. 8.16% -0.80% 5.84% 7.92% -14.23% 2.06% Restricted Use Non-Reportable $0 $0 $0 $0 $ 133,328,208 $ 124,308,863 Student Loan Expenditures* Percent Increase RU N-R NA -6.76% 18.0% Total Operating Expenditures $569,378,713 $564,842,103 $597,804,227 $645,135,093 $686,669,530 $689,029,178 100.0% (including Non-reportable 8.16% -0.80% 5.84% 7.92% 6.44% 0.34% Student Loan Expenditures) Tables include financial data for KSU Main Campus and the Extension Systems and Agriculture Research Programs. *Beginning in FY 2010, a technical change was made in the accounting of student loans. Federal student loans were determined to be non-reportable so the amount of those loans was removed from reportable scholarships and fellowship expenditures. Revised 07/09/2012 Kansas Board of Regents 61 2012 Data Book

All Funds Operating Expenditures by Program Table C Category* FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 06-11 Instruction $127,570,249 $130,222,999 $137,459,454 $141,494,378 $145,825,031 $145,096,079 13.7% Academic Support $36,789,742 $38,565,925 $38,882,474 $39,794,388 $39,006,178 $39,325,517 6.9% Student Services $17,767,009 $17,952,217 $19,556,502 $20,594,074 $22,011,471 $20,166,219 13.5% Institutional Support $24,624,186 $26,243,603 $27,361,838 $24,611,468 $23,132,698 $27,573,129 12.0% Educational Program $206,751,186 $212,984,744 $223,260,268 $226,494,308 $229,975,378 $232,160,944 12.3% Physical Plant $31,000,691 $28,654,520 $33,352,417 $35,370,078 $33,720,593 $34,901,839 12.6% Research $113,384,177 $115,468,106 $118,708,988 $129,870,717 $143,432,927 $136,947,902 20.8% Public Service $54,772,844 $57,806,723 $63,269,893 $68,252,741 $70,268,649 $63,404,633 15.8% Scholarships and Fellowships* $118,929,190 $117,996,870 $123,942,090 $144,116,116 $31,055,770 $50,655,785-57.4% Other (including Transfers) $6,383,955 $263,719 $4,169,804 $5,147,507 $7,749,221 $522,504-91.8% Total Educ. and General $531,222,043 $533,174,682 $566,703,460 $609,251,467 $516,202,538 $518,593,607-2.4% Auxiliary Enterprises $38,156,670 $31,667,421 $31,100,767 $35,883,626 $37,138,784 $46,126,708 20.9% Operating Expenditures $569,378,713 $564,842,103 $597,804,227 $645,135,093 $553,341,322 $564,720,315-0.8% Restricted Use Non-Reportable $0 $0 $0 $0 $ 133,328,208 $ 124,308,863 NA Student Loan Expenditures* Total Operating Expenditures $569,378,713 $564,842,103 $597,804,227 $645,135,093 $686,669,530 $689,029,178 21.0% (including Non-reportable Student Loan Expenditures) *Beginning in FY 2010, a technical change was made in the accounting of student loans. Federal student loans were determined to be non-reportable so the amount of those loans was removed from reportable scholarships and fellowship expenditures. Kansas Board of Regents 62 2012 Data Book

General Use Operating Expenditures by Program Table D Category FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 06-11 Instruction $108,100,151 $109,703,734 $117,182,839 $121,618,834 $120,125,579 $120,699,045 11.7% Academic Support $30,731,007 $30,849,613 $34,167,170 $33,722,092 $32,498,019 $34,877,728 13.5% Student Services $10,345,037 $10,832,003 $11,628,812 $12,336,284 $12,603,778 $12,288,318 18.8% Institutional Support $19,563,692 $21,492,459 $22,400,987 $20,692,461 $20,304,352 $22,344,370 14.2% Educational Program $168,739,887 $172,877,809 $185,379,808 $188,369,671 $185,531,728 $190,209,461 12.7% Physical Plant $29,066,491 $26,504,194 $29,777,504 $28,880,902 $29,819,319 $33,630,911 15.7% Research $37,801,240 $39,742,267 $42,992,196 $42,832,493 $41,381,384 $41,025,716 8.5% Public Service $25,539,021 $26,594,988 $27,776,497 $27,186,384 $26,036,501 $26,690,876 4.5% Scholarships and Fellowships $8,290,743 $9,915,114 $12,940,417 $12,613,875 $11,156,679 $13,942,972 68.2% Other (including Transfers) $1,188,170 $0 $1,804,605 $2,036,143 $2,008,966 $312,551-73.7% Total Educ. and General $270,625,552 $275,634,372 $300,671,027 $301,919,468 $295,934,577 $305,812,487 13.0% Auxiliary Enterprises $93 $0 $0 $22,120 $54,012 $42,277 NA Total General Use Exp. $270,625,645 $275,634,372 $300,671,027 $301,941,588 $295,988,589 $305,854,764 13.0% Kansas Board of Regents 63 2012 Data Book

General Use Operating Expenditures by Object Table E Category FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 06-11 Classified - FTE 997.18 992.76 985.26 927.78 920.00 916.39-8.1% Classified - Expenditures $29,376,903 $28,594,686 $30,046,359 $30,998,642 $30,534,551 $30,729,740 4.6% Unclassified - FTE 2,235.90 2,284.96 2,326.59 2,157.42 2,221.78 2,360.03 5.6% Unclassified - Expenditures $136,209,370 $140,865,642 $150,287,703 $158,835,652 $153,262,379 $154,155,420 13.2% Student Wages Expenditures $3,794,220 $3,699,719 $3,956,584 $4,326,629 $3,826,408 $3,883,107 2.3% Health Insurance $15,256,248 $15,585,016 $15,684,340 $11,610,327 $16,574,648 $18,364,701 20.4% All Other Fringe $27,357,462 $28,842,732 $30,524,370 $31,703,157 $31,751,373 $32,448,678 18.6% Subtotal Salaries- FTE 3,233.08 3,277.72 3,311.85 3,085.20 3,141.78 3,276.42 1.3% Subtotal Salaries- Exp. $211,994,203 $217,587,795 $230,499,356 $237,474,407 $235,949,359 $239,581,646 13.0% Other Operating Expenditures $47,266,955 $46,771,775 $57,952,591 $52,848,777 $47,708,074 $53,171,578 12.5% Utilities $11,364,487 $11,274,802 $12,219,080 $11,618,404 $12,331,156 $13,101,540 15.3% Total General Use Exp. $270,625,645 $275,634,372 $300,671,027 $301,941,588 $295,988,589 $305,854,764 13.0% Kansas Board of Regents 64 2012 Data Book