Institutional Data

 


Common Data Set - The Common Data Set is a collection of data about the University, including topics such as admissions, enrollment, retention, classes, activities, policies, and costs.  It is the result of a collaborative effort among data providers in the higher education community.

·         2008 – 2009

·         2007 – 2008

·         2006 – 2007

·         2005 – 2006

·         2004 – 2005

 

 

Current Semester - Current semester data provides a profile of University’s current enrollment.  This information is made available following the 20th day of the fall and spring semesters and the 15th day of the summer semesters.

 

 

Graduation Rates - In compliance with the Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-542), it is the policy of the University to disclose its completion/graduation rates to all current and prospective students.  Rates are based on fall term enrollment of full-time (12 credit hours), first-time degree seeking undergraduates.

 

 

Degrees Awarded - Degrees awarded provides the number of degrees per major awarded each academic year.

·         Associates

·         Bachelors

·         Masters

 

 

Factbook - The Factbook is a compilation of organized information intended to provide students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other interested parties with readily available institutional data.

 

 

Retention Data - One-year retention data provides fall-to-fall persistence rates for all students. Rates are further divided into different categories for a more detailed analysis. Since this retention data requires one year, Fall 2004 is the last fall semester included.

·         1990 - 2005

 

 

Entering Student Surveys - Entering Student Surveys are completed anonymously by students who attend either a new student orientation or Sprit Days (a special summer orientation program).

 

·         Individual Years

o    2009

o    2008

o    2007

o    2006

o    2005

o    2004

 

·         Trends

o    2005 - 2009

 

 

Graduating Student Surveys - Graduating Student Surveys are completed anonymously and on-line by undergraduate students expecting to graduate within one year of completing the survey.

·         2004 - 2009

 

 

Withdrawing Student Surveys - Withdrawing Student Surveys are completed when withdrawing students are interviewed by personnel at the Dean of Students Office.  This data includes reasons given by students for their withdrawal.

·         2000 - 2007


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