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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

ADMISSIONS (ADM) TABLESREPORTING ADMISSIONS AND ENROLLMENT

Table 1: Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions 4

Table 2: Academic Indicators of Entering Undergraduate Students 6 Information for this report is drawn from the computer files maintained by theTable 3: Academic Indicators of Entering Graduate Students 7 Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions Offices and Registrars. These are working files,

built from the daily transactions that represent the campus’s official actions with respect to* ENROLLMENT (ENR) TABLES (School or College Level) student admissions and enrollment. These “primary” data are captured, processed, and

verified before they are put into table form for publication.Table 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-Majors 10

Table 2: Student Majors 11

Table 3: Instructional Service Matrix (Undergraduate and Graduate Combined) .Admissions and enrollment activity is ongoing, but a “snapshot” of the data is taken as

Table 3a: Instructional Service Matrix (Undergraduate) . . . .. 13 of the end of the fourteenth calendar day of each semester. It typically takes three or four

Table 3b: Instructional Service Matrix (Graduate) . . . . . 14 days for all transactions “as of’ this census date to be posted to the computer files.

ENROLLMENT TABLES (Department or Program Level) We report enrollment activity at three levels. The school or college is the basic levelof analysis. Within this, activity is shown by department or program, and within depart-College of Humanities and Fine Arts

i-lEA—I- instruction to Majors and Non.Majors . 16 ment or program by dIsciplIne or major, where appropriate (thus, enrollment of HispanicHFA—2: Student Maiors . . .

. 17 Literatures and Linguistics majors is shown within the Spanish and Portuguese Departmentwithin the College of Humanities and Fine Arts). Admissions activity is reported only at thecottage of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

NSM - 1: instruction to Majors and Non.Majors . 20 school or college level, the level at which most undergraduates are admitted. GraduateNSM —2: Student Maiors . . .

. 21 admissions at the department or program level are reported in the Graduate SchoolColiege of Social and Behavioral Sciences Factbook, published by the Graduate School.

SBS —1: instruction to Majors and Non-Majors 22SBS -2: Student Majors 23 Beginning Fall 1995, calculation of undergraduate enrollment data for student majors

School of Education and instructed students are based upon students’ primary and secondary majors.EDU — I: instruction to Majors and Non-Majors . 24 Previous reports examined students’ primary major only. Reporting conventions forEDU—2: Student Majors . . .

. 25 students with multiple majors are as follows: (1) Headcount student majors are computedCollege of Engineering using all declared majors, (2) FTE student majors are distributed to all major programs, and

ENG —1: instruction to Majors and Non-Majors . 26 (3) instructional credit for majors is based on students with any declared major. At theENG —2: Student Majors . .. 27 school and college level the number of primary and secondary majors is reported. The

College of Food and Natural Resources number of primary majors is comparable to headcount student majors reported in previousFNR —I: instruction to Majors and Non-Majors . 28 semesters. There is no change in the way graduate enrollment is reported. See EnrollFNR—2: Student Maiors . .

. 29 ment Definitions for a more detailed explanation.School of Management

MGT — 1: instruction to Majors anti Non-Majors 32MGT — 2: Studeni Majors 33

School of NursingNUR — 1: lnslruciion to Majors and Non.Majors 32NUR —2: Student Majors 33

School of Public Heaith and Health SciencesPUB — 1: instruction to Majors and Non-Majors 34PUB — 2: Student Majors 35

Other Programs0TH—I: instruction to Majors and Non-Majors 360TH — 2: Student Majors 37

Division of Continuing EducationDCE —1: instruction to Majors and Non-Majors 38DCE — 2: Student Majors 39

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ENROLLMENT DEFINITIONS DATA COMPARABILITY

Headcount Student Major is the actual count of individual students who haveselected a given major. Every student is assigned a “major’, even though it may be only anadministrative classification (e.g., non-degree’ or ‘undeclared”).

At the undergraduate level, the count of student majors includes students’ declaredprimary and secondary majors. In the case of multiple majors, the enrollment is attributedto both departments. For example, if a student declares a primary major in Journalism anda secondary major in Political Science, both departments in their respective collegesreceive credit for the enrollment. In FaIl 1999, there were X,XXX students with more thanone major.

Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Student Majors show how many headcount studentsthere would be if all students took a ‘lull’ credit load (15 credits for undergraduates; 9 forgraduate students, effective Spring 1992). We look at the credits generated by studentswithin each major regardless of where the courses are offered and then divide by 15 or 9,as appropriate. For undergraduate FTE student majors, the number of credits aredistributed based on the number of declared majors. As in the previous example, half ofthe student’s total credits would be assigned to Journalism, and half would be assigned toPolitical Science. Prior to Fall 1995, all credits were attributed to Journalism.

FTE Instructed Students is our measure of instruction offered and consumed,regardless of the majors of the students taught. We look at the credits generated in thecourses offered by each discipline, calculate full-time equivalency, and then distributeinstruction according to “majors ‘ and non-majors.” FTE instructed “majors” are defined asstudents with any declared major within the department or program offering the course;instructional credits for “majors” are assigned when the student taking the course is also amajor in the department offering the course. All other students, including those without adeclared major or pre-majors, are defined as “non-majors.” In the case of the student withmajors in Journalism and Political Science, FTE’s generated in Journalism and PoliticalScience would be classified as instruction to majors in the respective departments.Previously, only Journalism would have been credited with instruction in the major.

Unlike FTE Student Majors, calculation of FTE Instructed Students depends on thelevel of the course being taken and the level of the student taking the course. Forundergraduate courses (those numbered 100-499) we always divide by 15, whether thestudent is undergraduate or graduate. Similarly, for graduate courses (those numbered600-899) we always divide by 9 (prior to Spring 1992, the divisor was 12). For coursesnumbered 500-599, however, we look to see what kind of student is taking the course: ifundergraduate, we divide by 15; if graduate, we divide by 9.

Admissions and enrollment data presented in this report are based on the currentorganizational structure of academic units and departments. During the course of any givensemester, organizational, departmental or programmatic changes may occur. Therefore,school or college totals may not be directly comparable to previous semesters due to theconsolidation, reassignment, or suspension of selected academic programs. In many cases,these changes (e.g., program name change, addition or consolidation of undergraduatemajors) do not affect the numbers at the school or college level.

Numbers for this report may not be directly comparable to prior semesters as a result oforganizational changes. In addition, enrollment numbers are not directly comparable toprevious semesters due to the inclusion of students with multiple majors.

The following changes are in effect for Fall Semester 1999:

• The department of Forestry and Wildlife Management in the College of Foodand Natural Resources has been renamed Natural Resources Management.

• The Floriculture major in the department of Plant and Soil Sciences in theCollege of Food and Natural Resources has been renamed Horticulture.

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ADMISSIONS (ADM) TABLESTable 1: Undergraduate and Graduate AdmissionsTable 2: Academic Indicators of Entering Undergraduate StudentsTable 3: Academic Indicators of Entering Graduate Students

Admissions Table 1.UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE ADMISSIONS

Applications, Acceptances, and EnrollmentsFall Semester, 1999

ADM - 1

AdmissionsSchool or College Category

Preferred Alternate Acc. Preferred Alternate— Major Major Total Rate (%)j- Major Major

GRADUATE

Applications AcceptancesAcc.

N Rate (%)t

College of Natural Sciencesand Mathematics

2,731 1,806 375 2181 79.9348 168 68 236 67.8

22 16 - 16 72.73101 1,990 443 2,433 78.5

702 2 704 70.8176 - 176 73.0

1 - 1 33.3879 2 881 71.1

507 138 645 29.6 Master’s101 39 140 59.3 Doctoral

9 - 9 56.3 Total617 177 794 32,6

174 1 175 24.9 Master’s106 - 106 60.2 Doctoral

- 0 - Total280 1 281 31.9

770 272 35.3 137 50.4521 117 22.5 48 41.0

1,291 389 30.1 185 47.6

360 82 22.8 49 59.81,633 310 19.0 122 39.41,993 392 19.7 171 43.6

234 102 43.6 54 52.91,001 147 14.7 66 44.91,235 249 20.2 120 48.2

School of Education Master’s

C.A.G.S.1-I-DoctoralTotal

452 280 61,9 176 62.954 38 70.4 26 68.4

204 87 42.6 60 69.0710 405 57.0 262 64.7

College of Engineering First-YearTransferOther**Total

1,340 922 142 1,064 79.4170 98 2 100 58.8

8 6 - 6 75.01,518 1,026 144 1,170 77.1


2 - 2 - Total365 55 420 35.9

634 260 41.0 99 38.1842 235 27.9 32 13.6

1,476 495 33.5 131 26.5

School of Management

(Continued)

First-YearTransferOther**Total

2,625 950 738 1,688 64.3410 138 118 256 62.4

2 - - - -

3,037 1,088 856 1,944 64.0


- - -- Total

342 284 626 32.2

473 222 46.9 124 55.9278 58 20.9 34 58.6751 280 37.3 158 56.4

344 148 43.0 104 70.3105 14 13.3 8 57.1449 162 36.1 112 69.1

Applications

College of Humanitiesand Fine Arts

UNDERGRADUATE

Acceptances Enrollments*

1,398 808328 237

13 91,739 1,054

106 914 65.44 241 73.5- 9 69.2

110 1,164 66.9

First-YearTransferOther”Total

First-YearTransferOther”Total

First-YearTransferOIherTotal

Yield AdmissionsTotal (%) Category

CAMPUS SUMMARY

College of Social andBehavioral Sciences


4 - 4 44.4 Total395 34 429 36.9

Enrollments*

YieldN (%)

995241

31,239

College of Food andNatural Resources

First-Year 1,326 831 48 879 66.3 329 21 350 39.8 Master’sStockbridge 245 210 - 210 85.7 140 - 140 66.7 DoctoralTransfer 427 265 16 281 65.8 181 13 194 69.0 TotalOther** 18 13 - 13 72.2 4 - 4 30.8Total 2,016 1,319 64 1,383 68.6 654 34 688 49.7

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AppUcations

Admissions Table 1.UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE ADMISSIONS

Applications, Acceptances, and EnrollmentsFall Semester, 1999

GRADUATEApplications Acceptances

Yield Admissions Acc.

First-YearTransferOther**

Total

First-YearTransferOther *

Total

360 244 1 245 68.1

88 55 2 57 64.89 8 - 8 -

457 307 3 310 67.8

6254 4069489 249

36,746 4318

1 88 35.9 Master’s- 26 45.6 Doctoral- 5 - Total- 118 38.1

- 1,116 27.41 145 57.8

1 1,261 29.2

463 4,060 29.6 Master’s- 140 66.7 C.A.G.S.tt

124 1,192 60.1 Doctoral• 103 70.5 Total

587 5,495 34.2

45 37 82.2 25 67.6

6 5 - 5 -

51 42 82.4 30 71.4

3,858 1,630 42.2 857 52.654 38 70.4 26 68.4

4,674 1,001 21 4 390 39.08,586 2,669 31.1 1,273 47.7

Includes students enrolled in at least one credit-bearing course at the end ot the fourteenth calendar day of the semester.f The percent ot applicants who were accepted (including either the preferred or alternate major at the undergraduate level>.4 The percent of accepted students who enrolled (including either the preferred or alternate major at the undergraduate level).

tncludes Post-Graduate (second baccalaureate degree seekers) and Exchange students at the undergraduate level.tt certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (School of Education Only).

Note 1. Information is reported according to the School or college aftiliation of the maior to which the student apptled lat the undergraduate level, the preferred majorl.Note 2. Some academic units have restricted the number of entering students, and many applicants are offered an alternative maior. In the majority of cases, the alternate acceptance and enrollment tigures do

not represent acceptance or enrollement into that school or college, but acceptance or enrollment as an “Undeclared” major.

CAMPUS SUMMARY

Schoot or ColleaeAdmissionsCategory

Acceptances

Preferred Alternate

UNDERGRADUATEEnrollments

Major Maior Total Rate (%)t

First-Year

TransferOther**

Total

Acc. Preferred Alternate

303 19037 24

12 10

190 62.7

24 64.9

Major Major Total (%) Category

352 224 - 224 63.6

629

(Continued) ADM -

Enroliments

Yield

10 • - - •- Total

62 32.6 Master’s9 37.5 Doctoral

School of Nursing

School of Public Healthand Health Sciences

University, Pre-majors

University, Undeclared

Other Programs

Total

71 • 71 31.7

N Rate (%)t N (%)4:

First-YearTransferTotal

2,583 1,792422 274

3,005 2,066

87

26

5

118

544

152

696

1,116

144

1 1,793 69.4

- 274 64.91 2,067 68.8

- 4,069 65.1

2 251 51.3

546 227 41.6

84 28 -

630 255 40.5

544 30.3

152 55.5

696 33.7

89 39.2

15 -

104 40.8

119 8883 83

First YearTransferOther* *

Total

First-YearStockbridgeTransferOther**

Total

2 4,320 64.0 1,260

- 88 73.9 31- 83 100.0 79

110202 171 0 171 84.7

19,915245

3,079

173

23,412

12,314210

1,772146

14,442

31 35.279 95.2

110 64.3

1,413 13,727 68.9

- 210 85.7212 1,984 64.4

- 146 84.4

1,625 16,067 68.6

3,597

140

1,068

101

4,906

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Admissions Table 2.ACADEMIC INDICATORS OF ENTERING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

High School Rank, Grade-Point Average, and Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) Scores (First-Year Students) and Grade-Point Average [Transfer Students)Fall Semester, 1999

ADM -2 CAMPUS SUMMARYENTERING FIRST-YEAR TRANSFER

High School Rank* High School GPA SAT (Recentered) Mean Scores and Percentile Score Rangesf Grade-Point AverageTotal Number Number Number Math Verbal Combined Total Number

School or College Enrolled** Reportingff Mean Reportingtl Mean Reportingff 25% 75% Mean 25% 75% Mean 25% 75% Mean Enrolled** Reportingff Mean

College of HumanitiesandFineArts 250 170 24.2 249 3.30 247 510 620 566 550 660 605 1060 1270 1171 149 144 3.08

College of Natural Sciencesand Mathematics 521 340 20.3 520 3.46 519 540 660 599 530 640 579 1070 1280 1178 107 107 3.07

College of Social andBehavioral Sciences 187 123 28.0 184 3.18 184 510 610 559 530 630 579 1040 1225 1138 122 120 2.92

College of Engineering 318 223 19.3 317 3.48 313 590 690 641 530 630 581 1140 1300 1222 70 66 3.21

College or Foodand Natural Resources 356 242 25.8 356 3.24 350 510 610 559 500 600 552 1030 1190 1110 200 196 2.96

Schoolof Management 245 152 21.3 245 3.39 244 570 650 606 525 610 567 1110 1240 1173 104 101 3.20

School of Nursing 62 50 24.5 62 3.28 62 480 570 523 500 560 527 990 1120 1050 9 9 3.08

School of Public Healthand Health Sciences 89 57 22.7 89 3.33 88 505 590 551 510 600 549 1015 1180 1100 26 26 308

University, Pre-majors 570 411 26.6 570 3.23 568 500 600 552 530 630 581 1050 1210 1133 159 159 3.01

University, Undeclared 1,462 991 29.3 1,458 3.14 1,447 500 600 552 490 590 543 1010 1180 1095 215 208 2.95

Other Programs - - - - - - - - - -- 31 4 3.38

Total 4,060 2,759 25.6 4,050 3.26 4,022 520 620 570 510 620 564 1040 1220 1133 1,192 1,140 3.03

• High School rank is a percentile scale with 0 representing the lop of a class and 99 the bottom

t 25-75th Percentile represents the range of scores for the middle 50% of students.“Includes Students enrolled in at least one credit-bearing course at the end of the fourteenth calendar day of the semester.ft Number of students for whom these data were available

Note I SAT scores are reported br all students regardless ot whether or not the score was used in the admissions decision. Prior to Fall 1998 SAT scores for special admits were excluded; therefore scores are not comparable to previous semesters.Note 2. Mean and percentiles not calculated when the number of cases is less than three.Note 3 Information is reported according to the School or college affiliation of the major to which the student was acceptedNote 4 Effective Fall 1997 High School CPA is a weighted average (Honors and Advanced Placement courses are given estra credill, and therefore is not comparable to previous semesters.

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Admissions Table 3.ACADEMIC INDICATORS OF ENTERING GRADUATE STUDENTS

Graduate Record Examination (GRE) and Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) ScoresFall Semester, 1999

CAMPUS SUMMARY ADM -3Graduate Record Examination (GRE) Scores GMAT Scores

Admissions Total Number Math Verbal Analytic Number Subject NumberSchool or College Category Enrolled Reportingt Mean SD Mean SD Mean: SD Reportingt Mean: SD Reportingt Mean: SD

College of Humanities Master’s 137 85 512 125 568 106 567 119 7 569 108 - -

andFlneArts Doctoral 48 42 589 135 602 125 607 126 7 584 80 -

Total 185 127 538 133 579 114 580 123 14 576 92 -

College of Natural Sciences Master’s 49 36 646 111 529 96 614 101 4 580 60 - - -

and Mathematics Doctoral 122 98 730 68 540 112 673 100 26 668 92Total 171 134 707 90 537 107 657 103 30 657 92

College of Social and Master’s 54 29 554 117 554 112 601 126 - - - - -

Behavioral Sciences Doctoral 66 66 597 118 560 102 615 116 14 634 71Total 120 95 584 119 555 105 611 119 14 634 71 - - -

School of Education Master’s 176 24 561 113 510 139 548 129 1GAGS. 26 3 450 151 397 29 433 155Doctoral 60 11 546 148 502 137 577 175 1 - - - -

Total 262 38 548 126 498 134 547 146 2 - - - -

College of Engineering Master’s 99 98 722 62 516 98 652 88 1 - - - - -

Doctoral 32 32 755 44 536 102 677 90 -

Total 131 130 730 60 521 99 658 89 1

College of Food and Master’s 124 92 593 111 528 108 578 109 9 657 95 32 583 83Natural Resources Doctoral 34 30 644 117 493 122 610 112 2 - - 2 - -

Total 158 122 605 114 519 112 586 110 11 659 87 34 584 80

School of Management Master’s 104 3 643 59 393 86 550 123 - - - 98 556 97Doctoral 8 1 - - - - - - - 7 651 65Total 112 4 673 75 390 71 575 112

- 105 563 98

School of Nursing Master’s 25 24 466 114 472 111 463 102 - - - - -

Doctoral 5 5 582 106 522 122 524 156 - - - - - -

Total 30 29 486 120 480 112 473 112 - - - - -

School of Public Health Master’s 89 83 549 118 490 99 565 115 1 --

and Health Sciences Doctoral 15 14 603 112 525 94 595 135 - --

Total 104 97 556 118 495 98 569 118 1 -

Total Master’s 857 474 591 132 522 108 585 117 23 600 97 130 563 94C.A.G.S. 26 3 450 151 397 29 433 155 - - . - - -

Doctoral 390 299 660 122 545 115 636 118 50 648 86 9 638 64Total 1,273 776 617 133 531 111 604 121 73 633 92 139 568 94

* Includes students enrolled in at least one credit-bearing course al the end of the fourteenth calendar day of lhe semester.f Number of students for whom these data were available.

Mean and standard deviation not calculated when the number of cases is less than three.

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ENROLLMENT (ENR) TABLES(School or College Level)

Table 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsTable 2: Student MajorsTable 3: Instructional Service Matrix (Undergraduate and Graduate)Table 3a: Instructional Service Matrix (Undergraduate)Table 3b: Instructional Service Matrix (Graduate)

College of Natural Sciencesand Mathematics

College of Social andBehavioral Sciences

School of Education

College of Engineering

College of Foodand Natural Resources

School of Management

School of Nursing

School of Public Healthand Health Sciences

Other Programs

Total

Continuing Education (Undergraduate)

204.2 384.4

39.0 662.5

5,787.9 12,415.3

79.3 208.1

481.4 431.3

39.3 662.5

9,222.9 13,080.9

79.3 208.1

47.3 912.7

94.4 701.8

58.6 22,303.8

72.4 287.4

Note 1. Majors Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program offering a course Alt other students, including those wilhout a declared maior or premaors, are defined as “non-maiors’Note 2. Courses are not offered by the College of Arts arid Sciences, Interdisciplinary Programs.

ENR - I

School or College

Table 1.INSTRUCTION TO MAJORS AND NON-MAJORS

Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) lnslructed StudentsFall Semester, 1999

College of Humanitiesand Fine Arts

Undergraduate

Majors Non-Majors SubtotalFTE FTE %of Total FTE

Graduate

Majors Non-Majors SubtotalFTE FTE % of Total FTE

CAMPUS SUMMARY

Total

Majors Non-Majors TotalFTE FTE % of Total FTE

1,148.1 3,527.4

579.2 3,330.3

1,095.4 2,661.4

104.3 445.9

466.9 37.8

1,234.3 953.6

766.6 400.0

149.9 12.0

519.5 103.2 16.6 622.7

441.0 181.2 29.1 622.2

75.4 4,675.5

85 2 3,909.5

70.8 3,756.8

81.0 550.2

7.5 504.7

43.6 2,187.9

343 1,166.6

7.4 161.9

433.1

637.8

401.7

358.9

274.2

91.3

96.0

97.0

41.2

64.3

32.1

3.7

1,667.6 3,630.6

1,020.2 3,511.5

1,528.5 2,757.4

742.1 542.9

868.6 79.0

1,593.2 1,017.9

1,040.8 432.1

241.2 15.7

18.1 529.1

13.2 734.8

9.3 442.9

15.2 423.2

10.5 306.3

3.9 95.0

68.5 5,298.2

77.5 4,531.7

64.3 4,285.9

42.2 1,285.0

8.3 947.6

39.0 2,611.1

29.3 1,472.9

6.1 256.9

65.3 588.6 277.2

94.4 701.5

68.2 18,203.2

72.4 287.4

0.3

3,435.0

46.9 14.5 324.1

-- 0.3

665.6 16.2 4,100.6

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Table 2.STUDENT MAJORS

Headcount (HCT) and Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Student MajorsFall Semester, 1999

CAMPUS SUMMARY ENR - 2HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORS FTESTUDENTMAJORS

Undergrad te Graduate Total UGrad Grad TotalFirst- Sopho- ALL MASTERSt DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATE

School or College Year more Junior Senior Other UGRAD Active PF Total Active PF Total Active PF Total

College of Humanities

and FIne Arts 282 384 735 1,048 24 2,473 318 62 380 218 132 350 536 194 730 3,203 2,130.0 598.7 2,728.7

College of Natural Sciences

and Mathematics 551 433 442 494 24 1,944 104 28 132 440 87 527 544 115 659 2,603 1,833,6 489.7 2,323.3

College of Social and

Behavioral Sciences 204 343 854 1,310 11 2,722 133 33 166 318 180 498 451 213 664 3,386 2,357.0 505.3 2,862.3

School of Education - 1 19 111 - 131 428 41 469 267 187 454 695 228 923 1,054 75.1 694.8 769.9

College of Engineering 335 260 259 273 10 1,137 223 46 269 145 53 198 368 99 467 1,604 1,129.6 396.4 1,526.0

College of Food

and Natural Resources 546 653 714 982 29 2,924 254 75 329 126 49 175 380 124 504 3,428 2,827.4 451.2 3,278.6

School of Management 254 306 452 566 11 1,589 278 20 298 36 22 58 314 42 356 1945 1,497.6 262.2 1,759.8

School of Nursing 64 76 70 78 4 292 86 2 88 18 2 20 104 4 108 400 283.7 90.2 373.9

School of Public Healthand Health Sciences 96 114 132 190 7 539 216 29 245 38 20 58 254 49 303 842 499.2 309.3 808.5

Other Programs 2,234 1,869 1,056 462 259 5,880 - - - - - - - 1 945 6,825 5,270.0 446.2 5,716.2

Total 4,566 4,439 4,733 6,514 379 19,631 2,040 336 2,376 1,606 732 2,338 3,646 1,069 5,659 25,290 17,903.2 4,244.1 22,147.2Primary Majors 4,554 4,309 4,310 4,920 375 18,468 2,040 336 2,376 1,606 732 2,338 3,646 1,069 5,659 24,129 17,315.3 4,244.1 21,559.4Secondary Majors 12 130 423 594 4 1,163 - - - - - - 1,161 587.9 - 587.8

Continuing Education (Undergraduate) - - - 80 872 952 - - - - - - -- 952 428.7 - 428.7

t Includes Certiticate of Advanced Graduate Study (C.A.G.S.) in the School of Education.

Note 1. Student Majors: A student with a declared major within the school or college. Al the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated Count of student majors (primary and secondary majors). FTE student majors aredistributed proportionally across major programs. Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Fall 1995, which reported data for primary majors only. See Enrollment Oetinitions for additional details

Note 2. Active: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3. Program Fee lPFj: Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits while on Program Fee (no coursel.Note 4. PrImary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the school or college.Note 5. Secondary Majors: The actuat count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the school or college.Note 6. All data reflect the current organizational structure.Note 7. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.Note 8. Graduate numbers indude students enrolled in the Division of Continuing Edscalion.

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Table 3.INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE MATRIX

Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Instructed StudentsUNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE COMBINED

Fall Semester, 1999

ENR -3CAMPUS SUMMARY

SCHOOLICOLLEGE AFFILIATION OF STUDENT TAKING COURSE

School or CollegeFive ContOffering Course HFA NSM SBS EDU ENG FNR MGT NUR PUB 0TH College Ed TOTAL

College of Humanities HFA ,045.4 315.6 509.1 32.4 109.2 223.5 159.3 24.1 64.8 1,713.7 62.4 39.1 5,298.6and Fine Arts 39% 6% 10% 1% 2% 4% 3% * 1% 32% 1% 1% 100%

College of Natural Sciences NSM 174.2 l,619.9 204.9 10.8 437.9 544.1 210.9 52.3 134.3 1,074.5 26.7 41.7 4,531.9and Mathematics 4% . 36% 5% * 10% 12% 5% 1% 3% 24% 1% 1% 100%

College of Social and SBS 238.7 158.0; 1,748.8 22.9 89.6 220.7 190.3 39.4 58.9 1,470.3 31.5 16.9 4,285.8Behavioral Sciences 6% 4%’ 41% 1% 2% 5% 4% 1% 1% 34% 1% * 100%

School of Education EDU 94.8 40.3 124.4 . 692.2 9.3 42.8 26.7 8.2 24.4 201.9 8.7 11.3 1,285.07% 3% 10% ... 54% 1% 3% 2% 1% 2% 16% 1% 1% 100%

College of Engineering ENG 1.2 15.7 1.2 . 897.5 3.0 2.6 - 0.2 20.2 1.7 4.1 947.62% * 95%. *

0 * 2% * * 100%

College of Food and FNR 64.8 57.2 100.1 8.3 20.7L 1,943.6 55.8 4.6 17.5 311.0 10.5 17.0 2,611.1NaturaiResources 3/ 2/ 4/o i/o 74% 2/ 1% 12/ i/ 100/o

School of Management MGT 12.9 10.1 52.9 1.6 19.1 195.2 iQB2.i 0.1 7.6 85.1 3.1 3.0 1,472.81/ 4/o 1/ 13% 74%i 1/ 6% 100/o

School of Nursing NUR 0.8 3.3 2.3 - - 0.7 2.4 9.3 0.2 0.7 256.8* 1% 1%

* •:,92j 1% 4% 0 * 100%

School of Public Health PUB 242 474 379 25 86 525 260 8 Oj 4862 2033 39 33 9128and Health Sciences 3% 5% 4% 1% 6% 3% 1%.5% 22% * * 100%

Other Programs 0TH 44.3 72.6 69.6 - 32.8 52.8 32.3 5.8 13.4372,4j 1.4 4.4 701.76% 10% 10% 5% 8% 5% 1% 2%ji%1 * 1% 100%

TOTAL 2,701.2 2340.1 2,851.1 770.7 1,624.7 3,278.9 1,786.0 379.5 818.7 5,461.7 150.0 141.4 [2,3Q4.Q12% 10% 13% 3% 7% 15% 8% 2% 4% 24% 1% 2%

Continuing Education DCE - . - - - - - - - 287.3 287.3(Undergraduate). 100% 100%

Denotes less than 1%.

Note 1. This table considers student atfiliation Iprimary and secondary majorl at the School or Cotlege level. Table 1 (Instruction to Majors and Non-Majorsi operates at the departmental level.Note 2. Graduate student enrollment in programs administered through the Division of Continuing Education are reported with their respective school or college.Note 3. Does not include credits generated by University of Massachusetts students enrolled in Five College courses.Note 4 All data rettect the current organizational structure

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Table 3a.INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE MATRIX

Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Instructed StudentsUNDERGRADUATEFall Semester, 1999

CAMPUS SUMMARY ENR - 3aSCHOOL!COLLEGE AFFILIATION OF STUDENT TAKING COURSE

School or College Five ContOffering Course HFA NSM SBS EDU ENG FNR MGT NUR PUB 0TH College Ed TOTAL

College of Humanities HFA .:11496.l 315.3 495.7 9.3 108.7 222.1 158.3 23.2 64.5 1,682.2 61.1 39.1 4,675.6andFlneArts 32% 7% 11/s 2/ 5/ 3/ 1/ 360/ i/ 1% 100/

College of Natural Sciences NSM 172 3t 1i4O4 1960 30 4004 5006 2066 52 3 1272 1 0464 22 7 41 7 3 9095and Mathematics 4%i:.: :29% 5% ° 10% 13% 5% 1% 3% 27% 1% 1% 100%

College of Social and SBS 232.0 156.1 11.3 88.7 214.5 187.0 39.4 53.3 1,448.2 29.1 16.9 3,756.7Behavioral Sciences 6% 4%’ . 34% * 2% 6% 5% 1% 1°!, 39% 1% * 100%

SchoolofEducatton EDU 840 372 1173 570 93 376 220 43 167 1462 73 113 550215/o 7% 21/o 10% 2/ 7°! 4/ I/o 3/ 27/ i/o 2/ 100/s

College of Engineering ENG 1.2 5.7 0.4 - 475.9 0.8 1.4 - 13.4 1.7 4.1 504.71% •

S 940/’ * * 3% * 1% 100%

College of Food and FNR 63.1 49.4 92.8 1.5 18.7 l,S66.7 52.0 4.6 15.5 296.7 10.1 17.0 2,188.1Natural Resources 3% 2% 4% * i% . 72%l 2% * 1% 14% * 1% 100%

School of Management MGT 12.7 6.0 51.4 0.2 3.5 189.6 . 812.$ 0.1 6.9 78.1 2.8 3.0 1,166.61% 1% 4% *

* 16%. 70% * 1% 7% * * 100%

School of Nursing NUR 0.8 3.3 1.8 - 0.7 - 147.1, 0.6 6.6 0.2 0.7 161.91% 2% 1% .

S * 9j% * 4% * * 100%

School of Public Health PUB 24.0 44.7 35.1 0.8 6.3 45.6 25.0 6.8 208.4 185,4 3.2 3.3 588.7and Health Sciences 4% 8% 6% 1% 8% 4% 1% 35% 32% 1% 1% 100%

Other Programs 0TH 44.3 72.6 69.6 - 32.8 52.8 32.3 5.8 13.4 372.0 1.4 4.4 701.46% 10% 10% 5% 8% 5% 1% 2%.

.

53% 1% 100%

TOTAL 2,130.6 1,830.8 2,340.3 83.1 1,144.1 2,831.1 1,496.9 283.6 506.5 5,275.3 139.7 141.4 18203.412% 10% 13% 0% 6% 15% 8% 2% 3% 29% 1% 100% 100%

Continuing Education DCE - - - - - - - -- 287.3 287.3

(Undergraduate)S S S S S S S

V i00% 100%

* Denotes less than 1%.

Note 1. This table considers student attiliation (prImary and secondary major) at the School or College level. Table 1 (Instruction to Majors and Non.Majors) operates at the departmental level.Note 2 All data reflect the current organizational structure.Note 3. Does not include credits generated by University of Massachusetts students enrolled in Five College courses.Note 4. All data retlect the current organizational structure.

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Table 3b.INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE MATRIX

Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Instructed StudentsGRADUATE

Fall Semester, 1999

ENR - 3b CAMPUS SUMMARYSCHOOLICOLLEGE AFFILIATION OF STUDENT TAKING COURSE

School or College Five ContOffering Course HFA NSM SBS EDU ENG FNR MGT NUR PUB 0TH College Ed TOTAL

College of Humanities HFA 6493: 0.3 13.4 23.1 0.6 1.3 1.0 0.9 0.3 31.5 1.3 623.0and Fine Arts B8% * 2% 4% * * * * * 5% * 100%

College of Natural Sciences NSM 18: V

4795 8.9 7.7 37.5 43.5 4.3 - 7.1 28,1 4.0 - 622.3and Mathematics 77% 1/ 1% 6/ 7/u 1% 1% 5% 1% 100%

College of Social and SBS 6.7 2.O 468.6 11.6 0.8 6.2 3.3 - 5.6 22.1 2.3 - 529.1Behavioral Sciences 1% 89%i. 2% • 1% 1% 1% 4% *

. 100%

School of Education EDU 10.8 3.1 7.1 635.2 - 5.2 4.7 3.9 7.8 55.8 1.3 • 734.82% * i% 87% 1% 1% 1% 1% 8% *

100%

College of Engineering ENG - 10.1 0.8 -: ,421.7 2.2 1.2 - 0.2 6.8 - . 442.92/ 95% i/o 2/ 100%

College of Food and FNR 1.7 7.7 7.3 6.8 2.1 3.8 . 2.0 14.3 0.3 423.0Natural Resources * 2% 2% 2% ‘89% 1% * 3% * 100%

School of Management MGT 0.2 4.1 1.4 1.4 15.6 6.6 VV 26ê.9 - 0.7 7.0 - 306.21 / 5°! 2°/ 88% 2°! 100°/

School of Nursing NUR 05 899 1 8 27 949V V 1% V V V

VV95%1 2% 3% V 100%

School of Public Health PUB 0.2 2.7 2.8 1.7 2.3 6.8 1.0 1.2 V. .88I 17.9 0.7 . 324.1and Health Sciences 10/ i/o 1 / 1 / 2/ 89% 6% 100/o

Other Programs 0TH 0 0 3V V V V .

•V::.:.t9QJ V100%

TOTAL 570.6 509A 510.8 687.6 480.5 447.8 289.1 95.9 312.2 186.4 10.3 .

14°/ 12/ 13% 17/ 12% 11% 7% 2% 8°! 5/ 0/ IOQ%

Continuing Education DCE - - - - - - - - - - - - -

(Undergraduate) . . . . . . . . . V

Denotes less than 1%

Note I This table considers student affitialion at the School or College level. Table 1 llnstruclion 10 Maiors and Non-Maiors) operates al the departmental level.Note 1 Graduate student enrollment in programs administered through the Division of Continuing Education are reported with their respective school or college.Note 3. Does not inctude credits generated by University of Massachusetts students enrolled in Five College courses.

Note 4. Alt data retied the current organizational structure

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ENROLLMENT TABLES(Department or Program Level)College of Humanities and Fine Arts

HFA — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsHFA —2: Student Majors

College of Natural Sciences and MathematicsNSM — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsNSM — 2: Student Majors

College of Social and Behavioral SciencesSBS — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsSBS —2: Student Majors

School of EducationEDU — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsEDU — 2: Student Majors

College of EngineeringENG — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsENG — 2: Student Majors

College of Food and Natural ResourcesFNR —1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsFNR — 2: Student Majors

School of ManagementMGT— 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsMGT —2: Student Majors

School of NursingNUR — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsNUR — 2: Student Majors

School of Public Health and Health SciencesPUB — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsPUB — 2: Student Majors

Other Programs0TH — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-Majors0TH — 2: Student Majors

Division of Continuing EducationDCE — 1: Instruction to Majors and Non-MajorsDCE — 2: Student Majors


Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Instructed StudentsFall Semester, 1999

HFA

Majors Non-MajorsDepartment or Program FTE FTE % of Total

Undergraduate Graduate-

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTSTotal

Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors TotalFTE %_of Total FTE FTE % of Total FTE

Subtotal MajorsFTE FTE FTE

Afro-American Studies 8.3 126.9 93.9 135.2 20.4 4.4 17.7 24.8 28.7 131.3 82.1 160.0

Art 231.4 154.5 40.0 385.9 70.1 8.3 10.6 78.4 301.5 162.8 35.1 464.3Art 185.8 60.0 24.4 245.8 52.8 5.3 9.1 58.1 238.6 65.3 21.5 303.9Art History 45.6 94.5 675 140.1 17.3 3.0 14.8 20.3 62.9 97.5 60.8 160.4

Asian Languages and Literatures 35.0 141.2 80.1 176.2 6.3 1.5 19.2 7.8 41.3 142.7 77.6 184.0Asian Studies - 9.1 100.0 9.1 - - - -

- 9.1 100.0 9.1Chinese 8.8 64.4 88.0 73.2 3.0 0.7 18.9 3.7 11.8 65.1 84.7 76.9Japanese 26.2 67.7 72.1 93.9 3.3 0.8 19.5 4.1 29.5 68.5 69.9 98.0

Classics 15.6 196.2 92.6 211.8 12.2 0.7 5.4 12.9 27.8 196.9 87.6 224.7Classics 84 143.3 94.5 151.7 6.4 0.7 9.9 7.1 14.8 144.0 90.7 158.8Greek 3.2 5.0 61.0 82 - - -

- 3.2 5.0 61.0 8.2Latin 4.0 47.9 92.3 51.9 2.8 -

- 2.8 6.8 47.9 87.6 54.7Latin and Classical Humanities - - - - 3.0 -

- 3.0 3.0 - - 3.0

Comparative Literature 10.6 189.3 94.7 199.9 17.4 11.0 38.7 28,4 28.0 200.3 87.7 228.3

English 232.7 316.5 57.6 549.2 152.8 22.7 12.9 175.5 385.5 339.2 46.8 724.7

Five College Foreign Language Resource Center - 6.1 100.0 6.1 - - - -- 6.1 100.0 6.1

French and Italian Studies 18.5 266.0 93.5 284.5 13.7 7.0 33.8 20.7 32.2 273.0 89.5 305.2French Studies 14.5 1763 92.4 190.8 12.7 6.7 34.5 19.4 27.2 183.0 87.1 210.2Italian Studies 4.0 89.7 95.7 93.7 1.0 0.3 23.1 1.3 5.0 90.0 94.7 95.0

Germanic Languages and Literatures 5.9 118.6 95.3 124.5 16.0 3.3 17.1 19.3 21.9 121.9 84.8 143.8Dutch

- 4.0 100.0 4.0 - - - -- 4.0 100.0 4.0

German 5.7 1134 95.2 119.1 16.0 3.3 17.1 19.3 21.7 116.7 84.3 138.4Swedish 0.2 1.2 85.7 1.4 - - - - 0.2 1.2 85.7 1.4

History 153.7 505.2 76.7 658.9 46.4 15.1 24.6 61.5 200.1 520.3 72.2 720.4

Journalism 65.9 43.7 39.9 109.6 - - - - 65.9 43.7 39.9 109.6

Judaic and Near Eastern Studies 7.6 100.3 93.0 107.9 - - - - 7.6 100.3 93.0 107.9Arabic 0.3 11.8 97.5 12.1 - -

- 0.3 11.8 97.5 12.1Hebrew 1.8 22.6 92.6 24.4 - -

- 1.8 22.6 92.6 24.4Judaic Studies 5.1 59.9 92.2 65.0 - -

- 5.1 59.9 92.2 65.0Middle Eastern Studies 04 3.6 90.0 4.0 - - -

- 0.4 3.6 90.0 4.0Yiddish - 2.4 100.0 2.4 - - - - - 2.4 100.0 2.4

(Continued)

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HFA - i COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTSUndergraduate Graduate Total

Majors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors TotalDepartment or Program FTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTE

Linguistics 6.7 94.3 93.4 101.0 35.3 4.3 10.9 39.6 42.0 98.6 70.1 140.6

MusIc and Dance 194.2 282.8 59.3 477.0 51.8 5.0 8.8 56.8 246.0 287.8 53.9 533.8Applied Music 28.8 4.6 13.8 33.4 14.8 0.3 2.0 15.1 43.6 4.9 10.1 48.5Dance 26.5 26.6 50.1 53.1 - - -- 26.5 26.6 50.1 53.1Music 110.5 249.7 69.3 360.2 29.3 4.4 13.1 33.7 139.8 254.1 64.5 393.9Music Education 28.4 1.9 6.3 30.3 7.7 0.3 3.8 8.0 36.1 2.2 5.7 38.3

Philosophy 25.1 273.5 91.6 298.6 24.8 2.3 8.5 27.1 49.9 275.8 84.7 325.7

S)avtc and East European Studies 2.4 25.2 91.3 27.6 - - -- 2.4 25.2 91.3 27.6Polish - 1.6 100.0 1.6

- - -- 1.6 100.0 1.6Russian 2.4 20.5 89.5 22.9 - - -

- 2.4 20.5 89.5 22.9Russian and East European Studies - 1.8 100.0 1.8 - - - -- 1.8 100.0 1.8Slavic - 1.3 100.0 1.3 - - - -- 1.3 100.0 1.3

Spanish and Portuguese 53.3 491.4 90.2 544.7 35.3 7.6 17.7 42.9 88.6 499.0 84.9 587.6Hispanic Literatures and Linguistics - - - - 8.9 -- 8.9 8.9 - - 8.9Portuguese 1.4 19.8 93.4 21.2 1.7 0.3 15.0 2.0 3.1 20.1 86.6 23.2Spanish 51.9 471.6 90.1 523.5 24.7 7.3 22.8 32.0 76.6 478.9 86,2 555.5

Theater 67.5 80.6 54.4 148.1 17.0 1.3 7.1 18.3 84.5 81.9 49.2 166.4

Women’s Studies 13.7 115.1 89.4 128.8 - 8.7 100.0 8.7 13.7 123.8 90.0 137.5

Total 1148.1 3,527.4 75.4 4,675.5 519.5 103.2 16.6 622.7 1,667.6 3,630.6 68.5 5,298.2

Note. Majors. Students with any declared primary and secondary maiors within the department or program offering a Course. All other students, including those without a declared maior or premajor, are defined as “non-maiors.”

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Headcount (HCT) and Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) MajorsFall Semester, 1999

aduatFirst- Sopho- ALLYear more Junior Senior Other UGRAD

Afro.Amerlcan Studies 7 16 - 26 20 1 21 20 1 21 47 19.3 24.6 44.1

ArtArt HistoryBachelor of Fine ArtsBachelor of Fine Arts, Design

66 67 107 161- 7 10 189 6 14 19

57 50 79 113- 4 4 11

6 407- 35- 48

6 305- 19

Classics 11 11 45 29 17 45.6

Comparative Literature 9 18 18 49 4 1 5 18 10 28 22 11 33 82 39.6 26.3 65.9

Germanic Languages and Literatures

1 65 184 2481 65 184 248

3 7 - 16

170 56 226 730 412.1 168.6 580.789 44 133 637 412.1 82.0 494.181 12 93 93 . 86.6 86.6

11 14 25 14 15 29 45 13.1 20.7 338

48 22 70 443 326.7 47.4 374.1- -

- 373 326.7 - 326.748 22 70 70 - 47.4 47.4

Journalism

Judaic and Near Eastern StudiesJudaic StudiesMiddle Eastern Studies

(Continued)

2 13 58 84 158 158 125.3 - 125.3

COLLEGE OF HUMAMTIES AND FINE ARTS

Department or Program

Art

HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORSGraduate

MASTERS DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATEActive PF Total Active PF Total Active PF Total

Asian Languages and LiteraturesChinese Language and LiteratureJapanese Language and Literature

HFA - 2FTE STUDENT MAJORS

Total UGrad Grad Total

11 19- 2

11 17

72 4 7653 1 5419 3 22

8 6 142 5 76 1 7

8 221 97 13

2 6212

2 50

5 4 8 16 1 34 11 - 11

EnglishEnglishEnglish MFA

French and Italian StudiesFrench and Francophone StudiesItalian Studies

72 4 76 483 362.9 76.7 439.653 1 54 89 28.5 59.8 88.319 3 22 70 41.8 16.9 58.7

-

- 305 274 4 - 274.4- -

- 19 18.2 - 18.2

8 6 14 76 52,7 9.6 62.32 5 7 19 87 3.1 11.86 1 7 57 44.0 64 50.4

12 12 12 1711 10 10 15

1 2 2 2

8 5046 504

1 541 47- 7

HistoryHistoryUMass/Five College History

79 44 12379 44 123

91 12 10310 - 1081 12 93

16 3 1913 3 16

3 - 3

3 1 4

33 9 42

33 9 42

45 57 126 14245 57 126 142

3 3733 373

1 6 7 17 9 26 80 43.9 20.2 64.11 6 7 14 9 23 70 38.4 16.6 55.0

-- 3 - 3 10 5.5 3.7 9.2

15 13 28

15 13 28

3 4 3 8 - 18 - - - - - - - - 18 13.8 - 13.83 3 3 7 - 16

- -- 16 12.5 - 12.5

- 1 - I - 2- - - 2 1.3 - 1.3

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First- Sopho- ALLDepartment or Program Year more Junior Senior Other UGRAD

• GraduateMASTER’S DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATE

Active PF Total Active PF Total Active PF Total

LinguisticsLinguistics and AnthropologyLinguistics and ChineseLinguistics and JapaneseLinguistics and PhilosophyLinguistics and Psychology

- -- 27 7 34

- -- 27 7 34

27 7 34 63 27.1 38.3 65.427 7 34 49 13.2 38.3 51.5

- -

- 5 4.8 - 4.8- -

- 1 0 0- -

- 5 5.7- -

- 1 1.0- -

- 2 2.1

Music and DanceBachelor of Fine Arts, DanceBachelor of MusicDanceMusicMusic Education

47 44 63 9111 4 9 934 36 44 65

1 2 7 61 2 3 11

2 247 49 19 68- 33 - - -

2 181- 16- 17

Philosophy 14 8 28 28 78 - -- 23 16 39 23 16 39 117 62.6 24.8 87.4

Spanish and PortugueseHispanic Literatures and LinguisticsPortugueseSpanish

Slavic and East European StudiesRussianRussian and East European Studies

Theater

Women’s Studies

- 1 2 14- 1 1 7-

- 1 7 - 8

48 40 51 59

8 21

1 199 14 2 16

33

Total 282 384 735 1,048 24 2,473Primary Majors 278 352 604 853 23 2,110Secondary Majors 4 32 131 195 1 363

14 2 16 215 170.5 17.2 187.7

33 28.1

Note I. Student Majors: A student with a declared major within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count of student majors (primary and secondary majorsl. FTE student majors aredistributed proportionally across major programs. Therefore, numbers are not comparable to Semesters prior to Spring 1996, which reported data for primary majors only. See Enrollment Definitions for additional details

Note 2. ActIve: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3 Program Fee (PFI: Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits while on Program Fee (no course>.Note 4. PrImary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or program.Note 5. Secondary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or program.Note 6. All data reflect the current organizational structure.Note 7. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.

28.1

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS

Linguistics

UnderaraduateHEADCOLJNT STUDENT MAJORS

8 7 5 9 - 297 2 2 4- 3 1 1

1 2 1 1

- -- 2

- 15• 5— 1- 5— 1- 2

HFA - 2FTE STUDENT MAJORS


47 1 482 18 20

5.71.02.1

10 26 44 87

- -- 3

10 26 44 84

2 1 3 51 20 71 318 261.3 65.4 326.7- - - - -

- 33 32.0 - 32.0- - - - -

- 181 201.8 - 2018- - - - -

- 16 13.0 - 13.02 1 3 49 2 51 68 14.5 58.7 73.2- -

- 2 18 20 20 - 6.8 6.8

1 168

- 31 165

- 17

17 5 2217 5 22

- 9 - - -

22 20 4222 20 42

218 132 350218 132 350

39 25 64 232 129.7 42.0 171.739 25 64 64 - 42.0 42.0

- -- 3 1.6 - 1.6

- -

- 165 128.2 - 128.2

- -- 17 11.3 - 11.3

- -

- 9 6.9 - 6.9- -

- 8 4.4 - 4.4

318 62 380318 62 380

536 194 730 3203 2,130.0 598.7 2,728.7536 194 730 2,840 1949.3 598.7 2,548.0

- -• 363 180.7 - 180.7

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NSM - I


Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Biology

Chemistry

Computer ScienceComputer ScienceComputer Science, Video (CE)

Geosciences

MathematicsMathematicsMathematics, Video (CE)Statistics

Molecular and Cellular Biology

Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Physics and AstronomyAstronomyPhysics

Polymer Science and Engineering

Total

— 1.1

46.1 477.69.3 183.9

36.8 293.7

Note 1 Majors. Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program olfering a course. All other students, including those without a declared maior or premaior, are detined as “non-majors.”Note 2 CE Non-stale supported graduate program administered through the Division ot Continuing Education.

Undergraduate

Non-MajorsFTE % of Total

50.1 64.5

SubtotalFTE

77-7

Graduate

Non.MajorsFTE % of Total

14.8 55.8

COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS

MajorsFTE

27.6

235.7

38.9

132.9132.7

0.2

39.9

58.1

50.9

7.2

490.7

509.4

271.7271.3

0.4

308.5

1,221.21,063.4

157.8

MajorsFTE

11.7

12.6

80.9

104.292.212.0

50.9

54.140 8

13.3

SubtotalFTE

26.5

46.0

88.1

132.1115.8

16.3

66.2

101.862.9

1.337.6

33.4

7.2

27.923.6

4.3

15.3

47.7

22 11.3

24.3

67.6 726.4

92.9 548.3

67.2 404.667.2 404.066.7 0.6

88.5 348.4

95.5 1,279.395.4 1,114.3

95.6 165.0

100.0 1.1

91.2 523.795.2 193.288.9 330.5

72.6

8.2

21.120.426.4

23.1

46.935.1

100.064.6

Total


39.3 64.9 62.3 104.2

248.3 524.1 67.9 772.4

119.8 516.6 81.2 636.4

237.1 299.6 55.8 536.7224.9 294.9 56.7 519.8

12.2 4.7 27.8 16.9

90.8 323.8 78.1 414.6

112.2 1,268.9 91.9 1,381.191.7 1,085.5 92.2 1,177.2

- 1.3 100.0 1.320.5 182.1 89.9 202.6

6.6 14.5 45.5

- 1.1 100.0 1.1

82.4 489.7 85.6 572.119.4 184.8 90.5 204.263.0 304.9 82.9 367.9

51.4 16.2 24.0 67.6

1,020.2 3,511.5 77.5 4,531.7

38.9 6.6 14.5 45.5 38.9

579.2 3,330.3 85.2 3,909.5

36 3 12.1 25.0 48.410.1 0.9 8.2 11.026.2 11.2 29.9 37.4

51.4 16.2 24.0 67.6

441.0 181.2 29.1 622.2

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First- Sopho- ALL MASTERSYear more Junior Senior Other UGRAD Active PF Total

NSM -2FTE STUDENT MAJORS

Graduate Total UGrad Grad TotalDOCTORAL ALL GRADUATE

Active PF Total Active PF Total

BIochemistry and Molecular Biology 30 42 51 52 3 178 11 2 13 1 — 1

5 9 141 5 64 4 8

12 2 14

9 14 232 7 97 7 14

192 163.9 13.8 177.7

711 656.8 14.0 670.8697 656.8 4.3 661.1

14 - 9.7 9.7

ChemIstry 25 22 27 28 102 5 - 5 98 14 112 103 14 117 219 96.2 90.9 187.1

Computer ScienceComputer ScienceComputer Science, Video (CE>

89 66 67 101 6 329 17 5 2289 66 67 101 6 329 7 4 11

- - - - -- 10 1 11

106 36 142106 36 142

123 41 164113 40 153

10 1 11

493 3120 103.2 4152482 312.0 98.9 410.9

11 - 4.3 4.3

GeosclencesEarth SystemsGeographyGeologyGeosciences

7 7 26 38- 2 6 9•

- 7 77 5 13 22

3 81 36 16 52- 17 -

1 15 16 7 232 49 20 9 29

49 19 68

16 7 2320 9 2913 3 16

149 72.2 53.8 126.017 16.3 - 16.338 12.4 15.4 27.878 31.0 24.3 60.916 • 14.0 140

151 96 38 3 1 2896 6 3 - - 15

145 90 35 3 1 274

28 26 29 3313 11 7 1115 15 22 22

3 119- 42

3 77

19 - 19 43 1 447 - 7 - - -

12 - 12 43 1 44

58 7 6513 3 1645 4 49

184 106.8 42.4 149.258 39.2 11.9 51.1

126 67.6 30.6 98.2

Polymer ScIence and Engineering - -

- 71 12 83 71 12 83 83 - 54.7 547

ScIence1.1 — 1.1

551 433 442 494548 421 403 457

3 12 39 37

544 115 659 2,603 1,833.6 489.7 2,323.3544 115 659 2512 1,787.8 489.7 2,277.5

- -

- 91 45.8 - 45.8Note I. Student Majors: A student with a declared major within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count of student majors (primary and secondary majors). FTE student majors aredistributed proportionally across major programs Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Spring 1996, which reported dsta for primary majors oniy. See Enrollment Definitions for additional detaiLNote 2. Active: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3. Program Fee (PFI: Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits while on Program Fee 100 course)Note 4. Primary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or program.Note 5. Secondary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or program.Note 6. CE. Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.Note 7. All data retlect the current organizational structureNote 8. Excludes undergraduate studenta on exchange at other institutions.

COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS


Undergraduate

BiologyBiologyPlant Biology

HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORS

182 142 162 194 8 688 4 5 9182 142 162 194 8 688 1 2 3

- - - - -- 3 3 6

39 32 41 45

39 32 41 45

MathematIcsApplied MathematicsMathematics

Molecular and Cellular BIology

NSM, Other ProgramsPre-DentalPie-Medical

PhysIcs and AstronomyAstronomyPhysics

13 3 16

13 3 16

- 157

- 157

62 1 637 - 7

55 1 56

8

4

3

220 137.3 61.3 198.67 - 9.8 9.8

213 137.3 51.6 188.9

TotalPrimary MajorsSecondary Majors

8 49 5 54 57 5 62 62 - 55.6 55.6

289 287.3 - 287.315 14.3 - 143

274 273.0 - 273.0

4 54 7 611 12 3 153 42 4 46

24 1,944 104 28 132 440 87 52724 1,863 104 28 132 440 87 627

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SBS - I COLLEGE OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCESUndergraduate Graduate Total


Anthropology 69.7 2953 80.9 365.0 53.9 8.7 13,9 62.6 123.6 304.0 71.1 427.6

Communication 252.0 287.5 53.3 539.5 46.3 4.7 9.2 51.0 298.3 292.2 49.5 590.5

Economics 159.1 509.3 76.2 668.4 64.8 12.0 15.6 76.8 223.9 521.3 70.0 745.2

Labor Studies- -

- 71.3 3.0 4.0 74.3 71.3 3.0 4.0 74.3Labor Studies

- - - 33.3 3.0 8.3 36.3 33.3 3.0 8.3 36.3Union Leadership And Administration (CE) - - - 38.0 - - 38.0 38.0 - - 38.0

Latin American Studies - 5.0 100.0 5.0 - - - - - 5.0 100.0 5.0

Legal Studies 88.3 88.6 50.1 176.9 - - - - 88.3 88.6 50.1 176.9

Neuroscience and Behavior - - - - 8.1 0.6 6.9 8.7 8.1 0.6 6.9 8.7

Political Science 143.6 224.1 60.9 367.7 40.8 20.8 33.8 61.6 184.4 244.9 57.0 429.3

Psychology 118.9 855.0 87.8 973.9 95.8 26.6 21.7 122.4 214.7 881.6 80.4 1,096.3Psychology 118.9 855.0 87.8 973.9 95.8 26.3 21.5 122.1 214.7 881.3 80.4 1,096.0Psychology (CE)

- - - - - 0.3 100.0 0.3 - 0.3 100.0 0.3

Public Policy and Administration - - - - 5.7 0.3 5.0 6.0 5.7 0.3 5.0 6.0

Social Thought and Political Economy 31.5 14.3 31.2 45.8 - - - - 31.5 14.3 31.2 45.8

Sociology 232.3 382.3 62.2 614.6 46.4 19.3 29.4 65.7 278.7 401.6 590 680.3

Total 1,095.4 2,661.4 70.8 3,756.8 ‘ 433.1 96.0 18.1 529.1 1,528.5 2,757.4 64.3 4,285.9

Note 1. Majors. Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program offering a course. All other students, including those without a declared major or premajor, are defined as ‘non-majors.’Note 2. CE Non-slate supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.

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First- Sopho- ALLYear more Junior Senior Other UGRAD

GraduateMASTERS DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATE


Anthropology 17 28 54 71 171 - - - 47 38 85 47 38 85 256 147.7 55.8 203.5

Communication 23 145 290 458 14 3 17 33 27 60 47 30 77 535 407.1 52.1 459.2

Economics 22 57 157 202 2 440 3 - 3 57 46 103 60 46 106 546 393.4 69.9 463.3

Labor StudiesLabor StudiesUnion Leadership and Administration (CE)

- - - - -- 79 21 100

- - - - -- 36 5 41

- - - - -- 43 16 59

- -- 79 21 100 100

- -- 36 5 41 41

- -- 43 16 59 59

- 74.4 74.4- 38.1 38.1- 36.3 36.3

Legal Studies

Neuroscience and Behavior

32 30 83 91 1 237

2

- - - - - -

- 237 197.6 - 197.6

3 21 6 27 23 7 30 30 - 20.1 20.1

Political Science 77 95 104 127 3 406 7 5 12 37 33 70 44 38 82 488 357.6 46.6 404.2

Psychology- - 71 200 78 7 85 78 7 85 356 226.2 100.7 326.9

Public Policy and Administration 28 2 30 28 2 30 30 - 34.1 34.1

Social Thought and Political Economy 18 25 38 51 - 132 132 116.0 - 116.0

Sociology 38 85 202 278 4 607 - 1 1 45 23 68 45 24 69 676 511.5 51.7 563.2

204 343 854 1,310204 321 767 1,134

- 22 87 176

451 213 664 3,386 2,357.0 505.3 2,862.3451 213 664 3,101 2,212.6 505.3 2,717.9

- -- 285 144.4 - 144.4

Note 1. Student Majors: A student with a declared major within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a dupticated count of student majors (primary and secondary majors). FTE student majors aredistributed proportionally across major programs. Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Spring 1996, which reported data for primary majors only See Enrollment Definitions for additional detail

Note 2. Active: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation creditsNote 3. Program Fee (PF): Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits while on Program Fee (no course).Note 4. PrImary Majors: The actual count ot undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or program.Note 5. Secondary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or programNoteS. CE. Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing EducationNote 7. All data reflect the current organizational structure.Note 8. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.

COLLEGE OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

Deoartment or Program

UndergraduateHEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORS

SBS- 2FTE STUDENT MAJORS


271


11 2,722 133 33 166 318 180 49811 2,437 133 33 166 318 180 498

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Full-TIme Equivalent (FTE) Instructed Students

Fall Semester, 1999

Majors Non-Majors Subtotal MajorsFTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE

104.3 288.3 73.4 392.6 637.8104.3 288.3 73.4 392.6 576.9

SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONGraduate Total

Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors TotalFTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTE

97.0 13.2 734.8 742.1 385.3 34.2 1,127.496.3 14.3 673.2 681.2 384.6 36 1 1,065.8

60.9 0.7 1.1 61.6 60.9 0.7 1.1 61.6

- -

- 157.6 100.0 157.6

42.2 1285.0

EDU - 1


Education

EducationEducation (CE)

Undergraduate

General PhysIcal Education - 157.6 100.0 157.6

Total 104.3 445,9 81.0 550.2 637.8 97.0 13.2 734.8 742.1 542.9

Note 1. Majors. Students with any declared primary arid secondary majors within the department or program offering a course. All other students, including those without a declared major or premajor, are defined as ‘non-majors.”Note 2. CE. Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.

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STUDENT MAJORSHeadcount (HCT) and Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Majors

Fall Semester, 1999

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Department or ProgramFirst- Sopho


ALL

Education Policy, Research, andAdministration 73 6 79 92 54 146 165 60 225 225 - 177.8 177.8

Student Development and PupilPersonnel Services

Counseling PsychologyStudent Development and Pupil PersonnelServices

79 4 83 51 40 91- -

- 26 19 45

79 4 83 25 21 46

130 44 174 17426 19 45 45

104 25 129 129

- 136.2 136.2

- 32.0 32.0

- 104.2 104.2

Teacher Education and CurriculumStudies

- - 19 111Education - 1 19 111 - 131Teacher Education and Curriculum StudiesTeacher Education and CurriculumStudies (CE)

131 276 31 307 124 93 217 400 124 524 524 75.1 380.8 455.9- - - - - - - -

- 131 75.1 - 75.1197 24 221 124 93 217 321 117 438 438 - 314.6 314.6

Primary MajorsSecondary Majors

• 1 19 III- I - 38-

- 19 73

75.1 694.8 769.923.7 694.8 718.5

92 51.4 - 51.4

t Inctudes Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (C A CS.) in the School of Education

Note I. Student Majors. A student with a declared major within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count ot student majors (primary and secondary majors). FTC student majors aredistributed proportionally across major programs. Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Spring 1996, which reported data for primary majors only. See Enrollment Detinitioris for additional detail

Note 2. Active; Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3. Program Fee (PF): Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits while on Program Fee )no course).Note 4. Primary Majors; The actual count of undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or program.Note 5. Secondary Majors; The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or program.Note 6. CE Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.Note 7. Alt data reflect the current organizational structure.Note 8. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.

Year more Junior Senjor Other UGRAD

GraduateMASTERSt DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATE


EDU - 2

FTE STUDENT MAJORSTotal UGrad Grad Total

Total

79 7 86 - - - 79 7 86

92

• 131 428 41 469 267 187 454 695 228 923 1,054- 39 428 41 469 267 187 454 695 228 923 962

86 - 66.2 66.2

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGTotal

Chemical Engineering 37.2 1.0 2.6 38.2 64.6 1.7 2.6 66.3 101.8 2.7 2.6 104.5

Civil and Environmental Engineering 88.4 5.0 5.4 93.4 56.8 3.3 5.5 60.1 145.2 8.3 5.4 153.5

Electrical and Computer EngineeringElectrical and Computer EngineeringElectrical and Computer Engineering, Video (CE)

150.0143.6

6.4

203.5125.278.3

179 8.1 221.417.2 12.1 142.40.7 0.9 79.0

25.3 6.7 378.823.6 8.1 292.4

1.7 2.0 86.4

Engineering 75.4 8.0 9.6 83.4 75.4 8.0 9.6 83.4

Mechanical and Industrial EngineeringMechanical and Industrial EngineeringMechanical and Industrial Engineering, Video (CE)

115.9115.9

95.1 192.765.1 174.030.0 18.7

34.7 15.3 227.423.4 11.9 197.411.3 37.7 30.0

Total 466.9 37.8 7.5 504.7 401,7 41.2 9.3 442.9 868.6 79.0 8.3 947.6

Note 1. Malors. Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program offering a course. All other students, including those without a declared major or premajor, are defined as “non-majors.”Exception; Declared undergraduate “Engineering” majors are treated as majors in all courses offered within the College. Undergraduate students with any declared major within the College are treated as majors in “Engineering” courses.

Note 2 CE Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.

ENG- IUndergraduate Graduate


7.4 4.7 157.46.4 4.3 150.01.0 13.5 7.4

16.4 12.4 132.316.4 12.4 132.3

353.5268.8

84.7

76.8 18.3 19.258.1 7.0 10.818.7 11.3 37.7

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING


HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORSUnder9rad te Graduate

First- Sopho- ALL MASTER’S DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATEYear more Junior Senior Other UGRAD Active PF Total Active PP Total Active PF Total

ENG .2FTE STUDENT MAJORS


Chemical Engineering

Civil and Environmental EngineeringCivil EngineeringEnvironmental Engineering

Electrical and Computer EngineeringComputer Systems EngineeringEtectrical and Computer EngineeringElectrical and Computer Engineering, Video (CE)Electrical Engineering

Engineering

Mechanical and Industrial EngineeringEngineering Management (CE)Industrial Engineering and Operations

ResearchManufacturing EngineeringMechanical Engineering

335 260 259 273335 260 251 267

- 8 6

135 48 183 416 228.7 150.2 378.9- -

- 146 145.6 - 145.6108 40 148 148 136.6 136.6

27 8 35 35 - 13.7 13.7- -

- 87 83.0 - 83.0

- -- 571 578.7 - 578,7

113 37 150 284 130.9 101.7 232.636 5 41 41 - 16.3 16.3

22 13 35 56 19.1 23.0 42.13 2 5 5 - 3.8 3.8

52 17 69 182 111.8 58.6 170.4

368 99 467 1604 1,129.6 396.4 1,526.0368 99 467 1,590 1,122.4 396.4 1,518.8

- -- 14 7.2 - 7.2

Note 1. Student Majors: A student with a declared major within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count ot student majors Iprimary and secondary majors). FTE student majors aredistributed proportionally across major programs Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Spring 1996. which reported data for primary majors only. See Enrollment Detinitions for additional detail.

Note 2. Active: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3. Program Fee IPF): Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits white on Program Fee (no course).Note 4. Primary Majors: The actuat count of undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or program.Note 5. Secondary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or programNote 6. CE. Non-slate supported graduate program administered through the Division ot Continuing Education.Note 7. All data reflect the current organizational structure.Note 8. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.

- 13 20 40

• 11 45 67 2 125 44 5 49- 11 45 67 2 125 24 4 28- - - - -

- 20 1 21

1 74 11 2 13 50 2 52 61 4 65 139

- 59 86- 42 47

- 17 39

83 5 23355 2 146

28 3 87

97 23 120

71 16 8726 7 33

69.5 74.8 144 3

59 10 69 194 121.8 69.8 191.637 9 46 171 121.8 42.6 164.422 1 23 23 - 27.2 27.2


335 156 63 16 1 571

21 45 67 1 134 71 16 87- - - -

- 36 5 41

3 5 12 1 21 10 3 13- - - -

- 3 2 518 40 55 - 113 22 6 28

15 5 2013 5 18

2 - 2

38 25 63

37 24 611 1 2

42 21 63

12 10 22

30 11 41

145 53 198145 53 198

10 1,13710 1,123

- 14

223 46 269223 46 269

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FNR - I COLLEGE OF FOOD AND NATURAL RESOURCESUndergraduate Graduate Total


Consumer Studies 108.5 91.3 45.7 199.8 0.7 0.1 12.5 0.8 109.2 91.4 45.6 200.6

EntomologyEntomologyEntomology (CE)

75.2 84.775.2 84.7

- 3.7 100.0

Environmental Sciences 47.9 51.9 52.0 99.8 0.4 100.0 0.4 47.9 52.3 52.2 100.2

Food and Natural ResourcesFood and Natural ResourcesStockbridge School of Agriculture

0.1 15.4 99.40.1 0.1 50.0

- 15.3 100.0

15.50.2

15.3

0.1 15.4 99.40.1 0.1 50.0

- 15.3 100.0

Food Science 11.9 115.5 90.7 127.4 19.0 0.4 2.1 19.4 30.9 115.9 79.0 146.8

Hotel, Restaurant, and Travel Administration 268.6 76.9 22.3 345.5 21.7 1,0 4.4 22.7 290.3 77.9 21.2 368.2

Microbiology 33.9 1557 82.1 189.6 25.5 8.3 24.6 33.8 59.4 164.0 73.4 223.4

0.3 67.6 99.6 67.9 13.3 7.6 36.4 20.9 13.60.3 67.6 99.6 67.9 13.3 7.6 36.4 20.9 13.6

- 3.7 100.0 3.7

Landscape Architecture and Regional

88.888.6

3.7

15.50.2

15.3

Planning 130.3 57.6 30.7 187.9 120.7 11.9 9.0 132.6 251.0 69.5 21.7 320.5Environmental Design 56.7 51.1 47.4 107.8 0.3 1.0 76.9 1.3 57.0 52.1 47.8 109.1LandscapeArchitecture 47.8 5.1 9.6 52.9 64.7 1.6 2.4 66.3 112.5 6.7 5.6 119.2Landscape Contracting 25.6 0.8 3.0 26.4 - - -- 25.6 0.8 3.0 26.4Regional Planning 0.2 0.6 75.0 0.8 55.7 9.3 14.3 65.0 55,9 9.9 15.0 65.8

Natural Resources Conservation 142.0 67.9 32.3 209.9 47.6 12.8 21.2 60.4 189.6 80.7 29.9 270.3Building Materials and Wood Technology 28.9 10 2 26.1 39,1 1.0 0.3 23.1 1.3 29.9 10.5 26.0 40.4Forestry 44.1 21.1 32.4 65.2 9.8 4.6 31.9 14.4 53.9 25.7 32.3 79.6Natural Resource Studies 40.5 29.7 42.3 70.2 - - - 40.5 29.7 42.3 70.2Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation 28.5 6.9 19.5 35.4 36.8 7.9 17.7 44.7 65.3 14.8 18.5 80.1

(Continued)

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COLLEGE OF FOOD AND NATURAL RESOURCES

Total

Majors Non-Majors Total

_________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________

FTE FTE %_of Total FTE

17.7 0.6 3.3 18.3

167.3 75.5 31.1 242.8

164.3 74.5 31.2 238.8

3.0 1.0 25.0 4.0

36.2 134.0 78.7 170.2

202.9 47.7 19.0 250.6

177.1 17.8 9.1 194.9

1,593.2 1,017.9 39.0 2,611.1

Note 1 Majors. Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program offering a course. All other students, including those without a declared major or premajor, are defined as non-majors.’Note 2. CE Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education

FNR

Table 1.

INSTRUCTION TO MAJORS AND NON-MAJORSFull-Time Equivalent (FTE) Instructed Students

Fall Semester, 1999

Undergraduate Graduate

Majors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors Subtotal

FTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTEDepartment or Program

Organismic and Evolutionary Biology - - - - 17.7 0.6 3.3 18.3

Plant and Soil Sciences 140.5 65.9 31.9 206.4 26.8 9.6 26.4 36.4Plant and Soil Sciences 140.5 65.9 31.9 206.4 23.8 8.6 26.5 32.4Plant and Soil Sciences (CE) - - - - 3.0 1.0 25.0 4.0

Resource Economics 23.9 125.3 64.0 149.2 12.3 8.7 41.4 21.0

Sport Studies 161.9 46.7 22.4 208.6 41.0 1.0 2.4 42.0

Veterinary and Animal Sciences 164.5 15.9 8.8 180.4 12.6 1.9 13.1 14.5

Total 1234.3 953.6 43.6 2,187.9 358.9 64.3 15.2 423.2

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First- Sopho- ALL MASTERSYear more Junior Senior Otherf UGRAD Active PF Total

FNR -2FTE STUDENT MAJORS

CFNR (Undeclared> 71 99 33 13 216 - - 216 201.4 - 201.4

Consumer StudiesApparel MarketingConsumer StudiesFamily and Consumer Sciences

2 1 3 244 230.7 1.0 231.7-

- 208 201.3 - 201 32 1 3 3 - 1.0 1.0- -

- 33 29.4 - 29.4

Entomology 6 2 8 11 3 14 17 5 22 22 - 19.0 19.0

Environmental Sciences 29 46 43 69

Food Science

2 189

3 6 6 13 1 29 9 7 16 12 10 22 21 17 38

189 172.5 - 172.5

67 27.4 29.6 57.0

Hotel, Restaurant, and TravelAdministration 66 70 139 197 472 20 2 22 20 2 22 494 463.8 25.4 489.2

Landscape Architecture andRegional Planning

Environmental DesignLandscape ArchitectureLandscape Architecture and

Regional PlanningLandscape ContractingRegional Planning

96 24 120 350 225.7 134.0 359.7-

- 19 18.2 - 18.244 5 49 172 113.6 62.1 175.7

12 - 10.4 10.488 93.9 - 93.959 - 614 61.4

Microbiology 7 18 19 44 1 89 4 5 26 6 32 30 7 37 126 82.8 30.4 113.2

63 20 83 437 337.4 67.6 405.0- -

- 39 38.9 - 38.9- -

- 48 47.7 - 47.715 4 19 87 64.0 15.7 79.7

- -

- 76 68.6 - 68.648 16 64 187 118.2 51.9 170.1



UnderqraduateHEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORS

GraduateDOCTORAL

Active PF Total

16 42 73 108 2 241 2 1 316 38 64 90 - 208 - - -

- - - - -- 2 1 3

- 4 9 18 2 33 - - -

ALL GRADUATEActive PF Total


65 69 47 473 5 8 2

14 25 39 45

2 2301 19- 123

93 18 111 3 6 9

44 5 49 - - -

- - - - -- 8 4 12

48 39 - - 1 88 - - -

- - - - -- 41 9 50

-

- 8 4 12

3 6 9 44 15 59

(Continued)

Natural Resources Conservation 45 60 96 145 8 354 50 15 65 13 5 18Arboriculture and Park Management 23 13 - - 3 39 - - - - - -

Building Materials and Wood Technology 1 13 10 23 1 48 - - - - - -

Forestry 7 7 21 32 1 68 10 2 12 5 2 7Natural Resource Studies 1 5 25 44 1 76 - - - - - -

WitdliIe and Fisheries Conservation 13 22 40 46 2 123 40 13 53 8 3 11

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Table 2.


Fall Semester, 1999

First- Sopho- ALL MASTERSYear more Junior Senior Otherf UGRAD Active PF Total

GraduateDOCTORAL

Active PF Total

FNR - 2FTE STUDENT MAJORS

Organismic and Evolutionary toIogy 8 2 10 20 5 25 28 7 35 35 - 31.7 31.7

Plant and Soil SciencesHorticultureFruit and Vegetable Crops:Plant and Soil SciencesPlant and Soil Sciences (CE)Turf Management:

15 6 21 16 7 23

14 4 18 16 7 231 2 3 - - -

31 13 44 314 278.3 30.3 308.6- -

- 32 32.7 - 32.7- -

- 15 15.3 - 15.330 11 41 169 119.7 28.8 148.5

1 2 3 3 - 1.6 1.6- -

- 95 110.5 - 110.5

Resource Economics 6 19 24 49 9 2 11 8 3 11 17 5 22 71 47.9 17.4 65.3

Veterinary and Animal SciencesAnimal ScienceEquine Industries tPie-Veterinary

3 - 3 33 17 50 477 389.2 44.3 433.5- - - - -

- 427 389.2 - 389.23 - 3 33 17 50 50 - 44.3 44.3

22 6 28 386 370.5 20.4 390.922 6 28 358 343.3 20.4 363.7

- -- 27 26.3 - 26.3

- -

- 1 0.9 - 0.9


546 653 714 982 29 2,924545 647 685 943 29 2,849

1 6 29 39 - 75

254 75 329254 75 329

126 49 175126 49 175

380 124 504 3,428 2,827.4 451.2 3,278.6380 124 504 3,353 2,788.9 451.2 3,240.1

-- 75 38.5 - 38.5

t Includes ‘Special students in the Stockbridge School of Agriculture. All other “Specal” students am reported under ‘Other Programs.”: Designates programs within the two-year Stockbridge School of Agriculture.

Note 1. Student Majors: A student with a declared maior within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count of student majors (primary and secondary majorsi. FTE student majors aredistributed proportionally across major programs. Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Spring 1996, which reported data tor primary majors only. See Enrollment Detinilions br additional delail.

Note 2. Active: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3. Program Fee (PF): Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits while on Program Fee (no course).Note 4. Primary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or program.Note 5. Secondary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or program.Note 6. CE. Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.Note 7. All data reflect the current organizational structureNote 8. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.




79 81 34 6819 12 - -

5 8 - -

2 21 34 68

ALL GRADUATEActive PF Total

8 2701 322 153 128


Sport StudiesSports ManagementSport Studies

53 40 - - 2 95

48 65 136 17448 65 136 174

117 91 69 80104 77 68 80

4 4274 427

1 3581 330

30 17 47

30 17 47

13 14 - - - 27—

— 1 — — 1

8 2 10 14 4 188 2 10 14 4 18

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MGT -1SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

Undergraduate Graduate TotalMajors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors Total

Department or Program FTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTE

Accounting and Information Systems 135.1 79.2 37.0 214.3 135.1 79.2 37.0 214.3

Finance and Operations Management 155.8 54.3 25.8 210.1 155.8 54.3 25.8 210.1

Management 153.1 186.8 55.0 339.9 153.1 186.8 55.0 339.9

Marketing 121.3 73.5 37.7 194.8 121.3 73.5 37.7 194.8

School of ManagementSchool of ManagementSchool of Management (CE)

201.3201.3

6.2 3.0 207.56.2 3.0 207.5

32.1 10.5 306.326.0 14.5 179.4

6.1 4.8 126.9

38.3 7.5 513.832.2 8.3 386.9

6.1 4.8 126.9

Total 766.6 400.0 34.3 1166.6 274.2 32.1 10.5 306.3 1040.8 432.1 29,3 1,472.9

NUR - ISCHOOL OF NURSING

Undergraduate Graduate TotalMajors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors TotalDepartment or Program FTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTE

N urs ing*

NursingNursing (CE)

149.9149.9

12.0 7.4 161.912.0 7.4 161.9

3.7 3.9 95.03.7 4.7 79.3

-- 15.7

15.7 6.1 256.915.7 6.5 241.2

-- 15.7

Total 149.9 12.0 7.4 161.9 91.3 3.7 3.9 95.0 241.2 15.7 6.1 256.9

• Does not include FTEs generated in undergraduate Nursing courses offered through the DivisiOn of Continuing Education.

Note 1. Majors. Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program offering a course. Alt other students, including those without a declared maior or premajor, are delined as ‘non-majorsException: Declared “School ot Management” maiors are treated as majors in all courses offered within the School. Students with any dectared major within the School are treated as majors in “School of Management’ courses.Note 2. CE Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.

274,2153.4120.8

475,5354.7120.8

91.375.615,7

241,2225,5

15,7

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Headcount (l-ICT) and Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) MajorsFall Semester, 1999

Underraduate GraduateFirst- Sopho- ALL MASTERS DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATEYear more Junior Senior Other UGRAD Active PF Total Active PF Total Active PF Total

_____________________

Accounting and Information Systems - 14 111 1 126 126 118.3 - 1183

Finance and Operations Management 13 186 2 201 201 182.7 - 182.7

Management

Marketing

- 12 77 2 91 - - -

- 8 104 - 112 - - -

- -

- 91 83.2 - 83.2

- -- 112 102.5 - 102.5

School of ManagementProfessional M.B.A. - Holyoke (CE)Professional M.B.A. - Pittsfield (CE)School of Management

254 306 405

254 306 405

88 6 1,059 278 20 298- -

- 159 16 175- -

- 40 2 4288 6 1,059 79 2 81

36 22 58— 1 1

36 21 57

314 42 356 1,415 1,010.9 262.2 1273.1159 17 176 176 - 79.1 79.140 2 42 42 - 19.9 19.9

115 23 138 1,197 1,010.9 163.2 1,174.1

HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORS

314 42 356 1,945 1,497.6 262.2 1,759.8314 42 356 1,906 1,479.0 262.2 1,741.2

- -- 39 18.6 - 18.6

Underraduate Graduate Total UGrad Grad TotalFirst- Sopho- ALL MASTER’S DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATE

Department or Program Year more Junior Senior Other UGRAD Active PF Total Active PF Total Active PF Total

_____________________

NursingNursing (CE)Nursing - UMass Medical SchoolPie-Nursing


64 76 70 78 4 292 86 2 881 2 1 59 1 64 80 2 82

70 78 4 29269 78 4 291

I - - I

6 - 6

18 2 20 104 4 108 400 283.7 90.2 373.912 2 14 92 4 96 160 60.2 79.6 139.8

- -- 6 - 6 6 - 6.0 6.0

6 - 6 6 - 6 6 - 4.7 4.7- - - - -

- 228 223.4 - 223.4

18 2 20 104 4 108 400 283.7 90.2 373.918 2 20 104 4 108 399 283.2 90.2 373.4

• • - - -- 1 0.5 - 0.5

• Does not include undergraduate enrotlments in the Nursing Program administered by the Division of Continuing Education. Refer to Table 2, Division of Continuing Education

Note 1. Student Majors: A student with a declared major within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count of student majors Iprimary and secondary majors). FTE student majors aredistributed proportionally across maior programs. Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Spring 1996, which reported data tor primary maiora oniy. See Enrollment Detinitions tor addilional detail.Note 2. Active: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3. Program Fee (PFI: Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits white on Program Fee (no coursel.Note 4. Primary Majors The actual count of undergraduate students whose primary declared maior is in the department or program.Note 5. Secondary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or program.Note 6. CC. Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.Note 7. Alt data reflect the current organizational structure.Note 8. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT


HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORSMGT - 2



SHOOI. OF N1JRINC

- 4 29 6 - 39

254 306 452 566 11 1,589 278 20 298 36 22 58254 302 423 660 11 1,550 278 20 298 36 22 58

Nurslng*

63 74 69 19

64 7664 76

NUR -2FTE STUDENT MAJORS

3 228

86 2 8886 2 88

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PUB I SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH SCIENCESUndergraduate Graduate Total


Communication DisordersCommunication DisordersCommunication Disorders (CE)

Community Health StudiesCommunity Health StudiesCommunity Health Studies (CE)

Environmental Health SciencesEnvironmental Health SciencesEnvironmental Health Sciences (CE)

82.4 23.182.4 23.1

21.9 105.521.9 105.5

- 150.9 100.0 150.9- 150.6 100.0 150.6- 0.3 100.0 0.3

2.7 3.5 77.12.7 4.4 61.1

-- 16.0

19.0 10.4 35.4 29.416.3 10.4 39.0 26.7

2.7 2.7 - - 2.7

Exercise Science 91.5 87.7 48.9 179.2 30.3 0.7 2.3 31.0 121.8 88.4 42.1 210.2

17.5 6.4 26.8 23.916.8 2.4 12.5 19.2

0.7 4.0 85.1 4.7

Public Health (CE) 2.7 2.7 2.7 2.7

Total 204.2 384.4 65.3 588.6 277.2 46.9 14.5 324.1 481.4 431.3 47.3 912.7

Note 1 Majors Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program offering a course. All other students. including those without a dectared major or premajor, are defined as ‘non-majors,’Note 2. CE Non-state supported graduateproram administered through the Diwsion of Continuing Education.

Blostatistics and EpidemiologyBiostatistics and EpidemiologyBostatistics and Epidemiology (CE)

1.0 100.0

1.0 100.01.0 81.6 21.31.0 64.3 21.3

- 17.3 -

20.7 102.924.9 85.6

- 17.3

81.6 22.364.3 22.317.3 -

74.458.416.0

51.747.1

4.6

- 6.6 100.0- 6.6 100.0

156.8140.8

16.0

Nutrition (CE)

25.825.8

6.6 19.06.6 16.3

21.5 103.925.8 86.6

- 17.3

14.1 182.615.5 166.6

- 16.0

75.9 214.677.3 207.931.3 6.7

12.0 18.8 63.710.2 17.8 57.3

1.8 28.1 6.4

3.8 16.7 22.83.8 18.9 20.1

Nutrition 30.3 115.1 79.2 145.4Nutrition 30.3 115.1 79.2 145.4

51.7 162.947.1 160.8

4.6 2.1

2.7 -

47.8 121.5 71.8 169.347.1 117.5 71.4 164.6

0.7 4.0 85.1 4.7

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SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH SCIENCES PUB -2HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORS FTESTUDENTMAJORS

Graduate Total UGrad Grad TotalFirst- Sopho- ALL MASTER’S DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATE

Department or Program Year more Junior Senior Other UGRAD Aclive PF Total Active PF Total Active PF Total

_____________________

Btostatisttcs and Epidemiology - - - - - - 43 7 50 7 10 17 50 17 67 67 - 71.3 71.3

Communication Disorders 27 42 56 62 1 188 52 - 52 9 1 10 61 1 62 250 173.2 79.4 252.6

Community Health StudIes - - - - - - 52 2 54 6 - 6 58 2 60 60 - 60.4 60.4

Environmental Health Sciences - - - - - - 12 - 12 1 1 2 13 1 14 14 - 16.0 16.0

Exercise Science 49 55 57 90 I 252 21 8 29 15 3 18 36 11 47 299 235.3 43.4 278.7

Nutrition 20 17 19 38 5 99 22 4 26 - 5 5 22 9 31 130 90.7 28.0 118.7Human Nutrition 20 17 19 38 5 99 - - - - - - -

- 99 90.7 - 90.7Nutrition - - - - -

- 22 4 26 - 5 5 22 9 31 31 - 28.0 28.0

PublIc Health (CE) - - - - - - 14 8 22 - -- 14 8 22 22 - 10.7 10.7

Total 96 114 132 190 7 539 216 29 246 38 20 58 254 49 303 842 499.2 309.3 808.5Primary Majors 95 113 126 183 7 524 216 29 245 38 20 58 254 49 303 827 492.2 309.3 801.5Secondary Majors 1 1 6 7 - 15 - - - - - - 15 7.0 - 7.0

Note 1. Student Majors: A student with a declared maior within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count ot student majors (primary and secondary majors). FTE student maiors aredistributed proportionally across major programs. Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Spring 1996, which reported data for primary majors only. See Enrollment Definitions for additional detail.

Note 2. Active: Matriculating graduate studenta registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3. Program Fee (PF): Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits while on Program Fee (no course).Note 4. PrImary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or programNote 5. Secondary Majors: The actual Count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared maior is in the department or program.Note 6. CE. Non-state supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.Note 7. All data reflect the Current organizational structure.Note 8. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.

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0TH - 1Undergraduate Graduate

Majors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors SubtotalFTE FTE %of Total FTE FTE FTE %of Total FTEDepartment or Program

____________________________________________ ____________________________________________

Bachelor’s Degree with Individual Concentration 14.5 11.6 44.4 26.1 - - -- 14.5 11.6

Bachelor of General Studies - 23 100.0 2.3 - - - -- 2.3

English Writing Program - 401.6 100.0 401.8 - - - -- 401.8

Honors Program- 95.2 100.0 95.2 - -

- 95.2

Aerospace Studies- 222 100.0 22.2 - - - -

- 22.2

Non-Degree- - - 0.3 -

- 0.3 0.3 -

Orchard Hill Residential College - 6.9 100.0 6.9 - - - -- 6.9

Residential Programs - 14.4 1000 14.4 - - - -- 14.4

Undergraduate Advising and Academic SupportCenter

- 33.8 100.0 33.8 - - - -- 33.8

English as a Second Language - 22.7 100.0 22.7 - - - -- 22.7Learning Support Services - 11.1 100.0 11.1 - - - -- 11.1

University Interdepartmental Course - 38.0 100.0 38.0- - -

- 38.0

University Without Walls 24.5 - - 24.5 - - - - 24.5 -

Total 39.0 662.5 94.4 701.5 0.3 - - 0.3 39.3 662.5

- Does not include a significant portion of credits awarded for Prior Learning (data not available as of enrollment census date). In FaIl 1998, 255 Prior Learning credits were awarded after the census date, yielding an additional17.0 FTS Instructed Students.

Note. Majors Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program offering a course. All other students, including those without a declared major or premajor, are detirred as “non-rnalors.”



OTHER PROGRAMSTotal


44.4 26.1

100.0 2.3

100.0 401.8

100.0 95.2

100.0 22.2

100.0

100.0

100.0100.0100.0

100.0

0.3

6.9

14.4

33.822.711.1

38.0

24.5

94.4 701.8

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OTHER PROGRAMS


Bachelor’s Degree with IndivIdual Concentration

International Exchange Program

National Exchange Program

Non-DegreeGraduateGraduate (CE)Undergraduate

University, Pre.MajorsPre- Studio ArtPre-BDICPie-CommunicationPie-Computer SciencePie-EngineeringPre-EnglishPie-JournalismPre-Music

- - -- 120 120

616 723 563 262

207 215 165 5713 37 22 14

1 5 1 1117 117 63 2462 61 20 7

University, Undeclared 1617 1102 288 50

University Without WalIsif 1 6 12 34

135 121.7 - 121.7

80 42.4 - 42.4

- - - 136 65.4 - 65.4

- -- 945 1065 40.4 446.1 486.5

-- 1 518 518 - 287.9 287.9

- -- 427 427 - 158.2 158.2

- - -

- 120 40.4 - 40.4

- - -

- 2,180 2,001.3 - 2,001.3- -

- 1 1.0 1.0- - -

- 1 0.8 - 0.8- - -

- 648 601.4 - 601.4- - -

- 86 84.6 - 84.6- - -

- 8 6.9 - 6.9- - -

- 321 285.0 - 285.0- - -

- 151 1390 - 139.0

• Graduate Non-Degree students have no degree level. They appear in this table aggregated under Graduate Total.t Does not include enrollment in the University Without Walls program administered by the Division of Continuing Education. Refer to Table 2, Division of Continuing Education.

Does not include a significant portion of credits awarded for Prior Learning (data not available as of enrollment census date). In Fall 1998, 255 Prior Learning credits were awarded, yielding an additional 17.0 FTE Instructed Students.

Note 1. Student Majors: A student with a declared major within the department or program. Al the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count of student majors (primary and secondary majors). FTE student majors aredistributed proportionally across maior programs. Therelore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to Spring 1996, which reported data for primary maiors only. Sea Enrollment Detinitions tar additional detail.

Note 2. ActIve: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3 Program Fee (PF) Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits white on Program Fee (no course).Note 4. Primary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or program.Note 5. Secondary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or program.Note 6. CE. Non-state Supported graduate program administered through the Division of Continuing Education.Note 7. Alt data reflect the current organizational structure.

Note 8. Excludes undergraduate students on exchange at other institutions.

HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORSiinder9raduate Graduat

First- Sopho- ALL MASTER’S DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATEYear more Junior Senior Other UGRAD Active PF Total Active PF Total Active PF Total

7 36 88 4 135

- 79 1 - 80

31 78 27 - 136

- -- 120 120

0TH - 2


Pie-PsychologyPie-Women’s Studies

216 283 285 156- 3 7 2


16 2,180

4 648

- 86

- 8

- 321

1 151

11 951- 12

18 3,075

101 154

259 5,880258 5,694

1 186

2,234 1,869 1,056 4622,231 1,816 982 407

3 53 74 55

- - - -- 951 873.7 - 873.7

- - - -- 12 7.8 - 7.8

-- 3,075 2,922.9 - 2,922.9

-- 154 75.9 - 75.9

1 945 6,825 5,270.0 446.2 5,716.21 945 6,639 5,176.2 4.46.2 5,622.4-

- 186 93.8 - 93.8

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Undergraduate Graduate

Majors Non-Majors Subtotal Majors Non-Majors SubtotalFTE FTE % of Total FTE FTE FTE % of Total FTESchool or College

_________________________________________ __________________________________________

College of Humanities and Fine Arts - 58.3 100.0 58.3 - - - -- 58.3

College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics - 17.8 100.0 17.8 - - - - 17.6

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences - 58.8 100.0 58.8 - - - - - 58.6

School of Education 19.1 100.0 ig.i - . - -- 19.1

College of Food and Natural Resources - 11.6 100.0 11.6 - - - -- 11.6

School of Management 9.8 100.0 9.8 - - - - - 9.8

School of Nursing 63.9 - - 63.9 - - - - 63,9 -

School of Public Health and Health Sciences - 9.8 100.0 9.8 - - - - - 9.8

Other 15.4 22.9 59.8 38.3 - - -- 15.4 22.9

Continuing Education 79.3 208.1 72.4 287.4 - - - - 79.3 208.1

Note 1. Malors Students with any declared primary and secondary majors within the department or program offering a course. Alt other students, including those without a declared major or premajsr, are defined as “non-maiorsNote 2. Graduate student enrollments in programs administered through the Division ot Continuing Education are reported with their respective major departments.

DCE - I



DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION

Total


100.0 58.3

100.0 17.8

100.0 58.8

100.0 19.1

100.0 11.6

100.0 9.8

100.0

59.8

72.4

63.9

9.8

38.3

287.4

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Table 2.


Fall Semester, 1999

DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATIONOCE - 2

HEADCOUNT STUDENT MAJORS FTESTUDENTMAJORSUndergraduate Graduate Total UGrad Grad Total

st”S”ho- ALL MASTER’S DOCTORAL ALL GRADUATEDepartment or Program Year more Junior Senior Other UGRAD Active PF Total Active PF Total Active PF Total

Access Program- - - - 73 73 - - - - - - -

- 73 66.1 - 66.1

Bachelor of General StudIes - - - - 15 15 - - - - - - - - - 15 5.7 - 5.7

Non-Degree (CE)- - - - 682 682

- - - - -- 682 263.9 - 263.9

Nursing- - - 80 22 102

- - - - -- 102 64.4 - 64.4

University Without Watls- - - - 80 80 - - - - - - - -

- 80 28.5 - 28 5

Total- - - 80 872 952 - - - - - - - - - 952 428.7 - 428.7Primary Majors

- - 80 872 952 - . - - - - - - 952 428,7 - 428.7Secondary Majors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Note I Student Majors: A student with a declared major within the department or program. At the undergraduate level, data reported represent a duplicated count of student majors Iprimary and secondary majors). FTC student majors aredistributed proportionally across major programs. Therefore, numbers are not comparable to semesters prior to 1995, which reported data tor primary majms only See Enrollment Detinitions for additional detailNote 2. Active: Matriculating graduate students registered for courses or dissertation credits.Note 3. Program Fee (P9: Matriculating graduate students assigned three credits while on Program Fee (no course)Note 4. Primary Majors: The actual count ot undergraduate students whose primary declared major is in the department or program.NoteS. Secondary Majors: The actual count of undergraduate students whose secondary or tertiary declared major is in the department or program.Note 6. Graduate student enrollment in programs administered through the Division of Continuing Education are reported with their respective major departments.Note 7. Escludes undergraduate students on eschange at other institutions.Note 8. All data reflect lIre current organizational structure.

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