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Admissions – Fall 2008

First‐Year Admissions Statistics

Fall Applications AcceptedAcceptance

Rate Enrolled Yield 2008 7,970 2,525 32% 738 29%2007 6,653 2,660 40% 802 30%2006 5,423 2,486 46% 757 30%2005 5,779 2,759 48% 775 28%2004 6,238 2,479 40% 764 31%

Source: OIE Admissions Files

Acceptance Rate, 32%

40%

46%

48%

40%

Yield , 29%

30%

30%

28%

31%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

First‐Year Acceptance Rate & Yield

Source: OIE Admissions File

Admissions: Fall 2008

First‐Year Admissions by Residency

Applications AcceptedAcceptance

Rate Enrolled YieldFall 2008In‐State 1,287 465 36% 124 27%Out‐of‐State 6,683 2,060 31% 614 30%

Fall 2007In‐State 1,010 408 40% 127 31%Out‐of‐State 5,643 2,252 40% 675 30%

Fall 2006 In‐State 696 345 50% 130 38%Out‐of‐State 4,727 2,141 45% 627 29%


In‐State36%

27%

Out‐of‐State31% 30%

0%

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40%

60%

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100%

Acceptance Rate Yield

2008

First‐Year Acceptance Rate & Yield by Residency

Source: OIEAdmissions Files


First‐Year Admissions by Gender


Rate Enrolled YieldFall 2008Men 3,343 1,074 32% 325 30%Women 4,627 1,451 31% 413 28%

Fall 2007Men 2,731 1,203 44% 375 31%Women 3,922 1,457 37% 427 29%

Fall 2006 Men 2,160 1,159 54% 370 32%Women 3,263 1,327 41% 387 29%


Men32% 30%

Women31% 28%

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100%


2008

First‐Year Acceptance Rate & Yield by Gender



First‐Year Admissions by Race/Ethnicity


Rate Enrolled YieldFall 2008Students of Color 1,327 477 36% 93 19%International 779 88 11% 48 55%White, Non‐Hispanic/Unknown 5,864 1,960 33% 597 30%

Fall 2007Students of Color 962 338 35% 91 27%International 576 59 10% 38 64%White, Non‐Hispanic/Unknown 5,115 2,263 44% 673 30%

Fall 2006 Students of Color 593 315 53% 94 30%International 382 53 14% 30 57%White, Non‐Hispanic/Unknown 4,448 2,118 48% 633 30%


International11%

55%Students of Color

36%

19%

White, Non‐Hispanic/Unknown

48% 30%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


2008

First‐Year Acceptance Rate and Yield by Race/Ethnicity



First‐Year by State

140

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First‐Year in High Concentration Areas by County

Count of URID by County

25

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25

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First‐Year SAT History

Fall Average

Top Quartile (75%)

Median (50%)

Bottom Quartile (25%) Average

Top Quartile (75%)

Median (50%)

Bottom Quartile (25%) Average

Top Quartile (75%)

Median (50%)

Bottom Quartile (25%)

2008 627 680 630 580 638 680 640 590 1265 1330 1280 12002007 632 680 630 590 644 690 650 600 1276 1350 1280 12102006 624 670 630 580 635 680 640 600 1259 1340 1270 12002005 640 690 650 600 651 700 650 610 1290 1370 1310 12302004 641 690 640 600 654 700 660 610 1294 1370 1310 1230


Verbal Math Total (Math & Verbal Only)

Average 639Top Quartile (75%) 690Median (50%) 640Bottom Quartile (25%) 590

Average 1904Top Quartile (75%) 2010Median (50%) 1920Bottom Quartile (25%) 1820

Fall 2008 SAT Writing Scores

Fall 2008 Total Combined Scores (Math, Verbal and Writing)


1294 12901259 1276 1265

1000

1200

1400

1600

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

First‐Year Average Total SAT Scores(Math & Verbal Only)



First‐Generation College

FallFirst

Generation Other Total2008 108 630 7382007 97 705 8022006 84 673 7572005 60 715 7752004 59 705 764


8% 8% 11% 12% 15%

0%

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80%

100%

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Percentage of First‐Generation College


Legacy11%

Not a Legacy89%

Students who have a family member who is an alumn of UR



First‐Year Recruited Athletes

FallRecruited Athletes

Other Students Total

2008 71 667 7382007 67 735 8022006 74 683 7572005 73 702 7752004 60 704 764


8% 9% 10% 8% 10%

0%

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2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Percentage of First‐Year Recruited Athletes



Transfer Admissions Statistics

Fall Applications AcceptedAcceptance

Rate Enrolled Yield2008 252 108 43% 49 45%2007 233 94 40% 41 44%2006 216 90 42% 33 37%2005 198 91 46% 41 45%2004 253 100 40% 48 48%

Source: Common Data Set

Transfer Admissions by Gender


Rate Enrolled YieldFall 2008Men 102 46 45% 25 54%Women 150 62 41% 24 39%

Fall 2007Men 107 43 40% 21 49%Women 126 51 40% 20 39%

Fall 2006 Men 93 37 40% 14 38%Women 123 53 43% 19 36%



Graduate Admissions by Program

Application AcceptedAcceptance

Rate Enrolled YieldFall 2008

BusinessMBA 73 56 77% 40 71%Accounting 22 21 95% 10 48%

Law 1,958 594 30% 160 27%Fall 2007


Law 1,888 655 35% 158 24%Fall 2006


Law 1,873 626 33% 158 25%Source: Business Info provided by School of Business, Law info provided by the School of Law


Acceptance Rate77%

Acceptance Rate95%

Acceptance Rate30%

Yield71%

Yield48%

Yield27%

0%

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40%

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80%

100%

MBA Accounting Law

2008

Graduate Acceptance Rates & Yield by Program

Source:Business info from School of Business; Law info from School of Law

586 587 592 619

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2005 2006 2007 2008

Average GMAT Score (Business) of Entering Students

Source: Business School


161 161 160 160 160

120

130

140

150

160

170

180

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Average LSAT Score (Law) of Entering Students

Source: Law School Admission Files

Fall Average

Top Quartile (75%)

Median (50%)

Bottom Quartile (25%)

2008 160 162 161 1592007 160 162 160 1582006 160 162 161 1592005 161 163 161 1602004 161 163 161 159

Source: Law School Admission Files

LSAT History

Enrollment – Fall 2008

4,475 4,542 4,4964,324 4,250

0

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Source: IPEDS Year

University‐Wide Fall Enrollment Trend

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University‐Wide Enrollment: Fall 2008

University‐Wide Enrollment by Full‐Time/Part‐Time Status

Full‐Time Part‐Time Grand Total

Undergraduate 2,898 431 3,329Graduate 96 343 439First Professional 479 3 482Grand Total 3,473 777 4,250

Source: Official Enrollment Files

University‐Wide Enrollment by Full‐Time/Part‐Time Status & Gender

Male Female Male FemaleUndergraduate 1,388 1,510 2,898 172 259 431 3,329Graduate 44 52 96 111 232 343 439First Professional 253 226 479 1 2 3 482Grand Total 1,685 1,788 3,473 284 493 777 4,250


Full‐Time Full‐Time Total

Part‐Time Part‐Time Total

Grand Total

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University‐Wide Enrollment by Gender

Male Female Grand Total

Undergraduate 1,560 1,769 3,329Graduate 155 284 439First Professional 254 228 482Grand Total 1,969 2,281 4,250


Male44%

65%

32%

53%

41%

50% Male46%

Female56%

35%

68%

47%

59%

50%

Female54%

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

Arts & Sciences Business Continuing Studies Law Leadership Studies Unclassified Total

University‐Wide Enrollment Percentages by Gender


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University ‐Wide Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity & Gender

Female Male Grand Total

American Indian/Alaskan Native 7 7 14Asian/Pacific Islander 89 51 140Black, Non‐Hispanic 222 116 338Hispanic 65 38 103White, Non‐Hispanic 1,597 1,420 3,017Nonresident Alien 109 136 245Race/Ethnicity Unknown 192 201 393Grand Total 2,281 1,969 4,250


University‐Wide Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity

American Indian/

Alaskan Native

Asian/ Pacific Islander

Black, Non‐Hispanic Hispanic

White, Non‐Hispanic

Nonresident Alien

Race/ Ethnicity Unknown Grand Total

Undergraduate 10 104 252 87 2,287 221 368 3,329Graduate 1 13 39 12 352 10 12 439First Professional 3 23 47 4 378 14 13 482Grand Total 14 140 338 103 3,017 245 393 4,250


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Studentsof Color14%

10%

18% 16%14% 14%

Studentsof Color14%

Other86%

90%

82% 84%86% 86%

Other86%

25%

50%

75%

100%

University‐Wide Enrollment Percentages by Race/Ethnicity

0%Arts & Sciences Business Continuing Studies Law Leadership Studies Unclassified Total


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University‐Wide Enrollment by Age

17 & Under 18‐21 22‐25 26‐30 31‐35 36 & OverGrand Total

Undergraduate 55 2,566 250 99 82 277 3,329Graduate 1 87 116 64 171 439First Professional 11 331 98 28 14 482Grand Total 55 2,578 668 313 174 462 4,250


University‐Wide Enrollment by In‐State/Out‐of‐State Status

In‐State Out‐of‐State Grand TotalUndergraduate 1,018 2,311 3,329Graduate 391 48 439First Professional 282 200 482Grand Total 1,691 2,559 4,250


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Traditional Enrollment: Fall 2008

Traditional Enrollment by Full‐Time/Part‐Time Status


Undergraduate 2,735 32 2,767Arts & Sciences 2,100 26 2,126Business 585 5 590Leadership Studies 50 1 51

Graduate 64 104 168Arts & Sciences 10 29 39Business 54 75 129

First Professional 479 3 482Law 479 3 482

Grand Total 3,278 139 3,417Source: Official Enrollment Files

Full‐Time99%

Part‐Time1%

FT/PT Status of Traditional Undergraduate Students


Male49%Female

51%

Gender of Traditional Undergraduate Students


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Traditional Enrollment by Full‐Time/Part‐Time Status & Gender

MUndergraduate 32 2,767Graduate 104 168First Professional 3 482Grand Total 139 3,417

art‐Time Total

Grand Total

Official Enrollment Files

ale Female Male Female1,333 1,402 2,735 21 11

36 28 64 53 51253 226 479 1 2

1,622 1,656 3,278 75 64


Part‐Time P

Source:

Traditional Enrollment by Gender

Male Female Grand TotalUndergraduate 1,354 1,413 2,767Arts & Sciences 941 1,185 2,126Business 392 198 590Leadership Studies 21 30 51



Grand Total 1,697 1,720 3,417Source: Official Enrollment Files

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Traditional Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity & Gender


American Indian/Alaskan Native 6 6 12Asian/Pacific Islander 80 47 127Black, Non‐Hispanic 130 87 217Hispanic 54 37 91White, Non‐Hispanic 1,181 1,213 2,394Nonresident Alien 106 133 239Race/Ethnicity Unknown 163 174 337Grand Total 1,720 1,697 3,417


White, Non‐Hispanic/ Unknown

80%

Students of Color13%

International8%

Race/Ethnicity of Traditional Undergraduate Students


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Traditional Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity

American Indian/

Alaskan Native




Nonresident Alien


Undergraduate 9 96 163 80 1,879 219 321 2,767Arts & Sciences 6 76 143 63 1,447 125 266 2,126Business 3 19 17 14 394 93 50 590Leadership Studies 1 3 3 38 1 5 51

Graduate 8 7 7 137 6 3 168Arts & Sciences 1 2 2 34 39Business 7 5 5 103 6 3 129

First Professional 3 23 47 4 378 14 13 482Law 3 23 47 4 378 14 13 482

Grand Total 12 127 217 91 2,394 239 337 3,417Source: Official Enrollment Files

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Traditional Enrollment by Age


Undergraduate 41 2,531 184 10 1 2,767Graduate 1 35 71 32 29 168First Professional 11 331 98 28 14 482Grand Total 41 2,543 550 179 60 44 3,417


21 & Over29%

Less than 2171%

Age of Traditional Undergraduate Students


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Traditional Enrollment by In‐State/Out‐of‐State Status

In‐State17%

Out‐of‐State83%

Residency of Traditional Undergraduate Students


In‐State Out‐of‐State Grand Total

Undergraduate 471 2,296 2,767Arts & Sciences 386 1,740 2,126Business 75 515 590Leadership Studies 10 41 51



Grand Total 895 2,522 3,417Source: Official Enrollment Files

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Continuing Studies Enrollment: Fall 2008

Continuing Studies Enrollment by Full‐Time/Part‐Time Status


Undergraduate 163 371 534Graduate 32 239 271Grand Total 195 610 805


Full‐Time24%

Part‐Time76%

FT/PT Status of Continuing Studies Students


13


Continuing Studies Enrollment by Full‐Time/Part‐Time Status & Gender

Male Female Male FemaleUndergraduate 55 108 163 137 234 371 534Graduate 8 24 32 58 181 239 271Grand Total 63 132 195 195 415 610 805


Part‐Time Part‐Time Total

Grand Total


Continuing Studies Enrollment by Gender

Male Female Grand Total

Undergraduate 192 342 534Graduate 66 205 271Grand Total 258 547 805


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Continuing Studies Enrollment by In‐State/Out‐of‐State Status

In‐State Out‐of‐State Grand TotalUndergraduate 519 15 534Graduate 249 22 271Grand Total 768 37 805


Continuing Studies Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity & Gender


American Indian/Alaskan Native 1 1 2Asian/Pacific Islander 7 3 10Black, Non‐Hispanic 92 28 120Hispanic 11 1 12White, Non‐Hispanic 412 203 615Nonresident Alien 3 3 6Race/Ethnicity Unknown 21 19 40Grand Total 547 258 805


15


Continuing Studies Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity

American Indian/

Alaskan Native




Nonresident Alien


Undergraduate 1 5 88 7 400 2 31 534Graduate 1 5 32 5 215 4 9 271Grand Total 2 10 120 12 615 6 40 805


White,Non‐Hispanic/ Unknown

82%

Students of Color18%

International1%

Race/Ethnicity of Continuing Students


16


Continuing Studies Enrollment by Age


Undergraduate 11 16 6 88 82 275 534Graduate 5 45 32 142 271Grand Total 11 16 114 133 114 417 805


22

21 & Over97%

Less than 213%

Age of Continuing Studies Students


17

International Education

Participation – Graduating Class of 2008

(Includes Dec 07, May & Aug 08 graduates)

Three Times

2%Twice 17%

Once81%

# of Times Students Studied Abroad

Source: Study Abroad Files* Out of those students who studied abroad

200861%

52%62% 58%

200755% 51%

58% 54%200648%

42%

55%47%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

A&S Business Leadership Total

Study Abroad Participation Ratesby School

Source: Study Abroad Files

International Education: 2007‐08

2006‐07 Study Abroad Countries

Argentina Germany OmanAustralia Ghanda Poland Austria India ScotlandCanada Ireland SenegalChile Italy South AfricaChina Japan SpainCzech Republic Jordan SwitzerlandDenmark Madagascar TaiwanDominican Republic Mexico TurkeyEngland Netherlands ThailandFrance New Zealand VietnamGreece

In 2006‐07, students studied in the following 34 countries :


Middle East1%

North America1%

Africa3%

Asia8%

Latin America9%

Oceania16%

Europe63%

2006‐07 Study Abroad by Region


5%

6%

7%

7%

11%

12%

14%

Scotland

France

England

Denmark

Italy

Australia

Spain

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

2006‐07 Study AbroadMost Popular Countries



Study Abroad by School

Fall Study Abroad

Year A&S BusinessLeadership Studies Law

2008 155 98 14 02007 169 65 15 12006 144 64 8 12005 149 62 13 02004 123 42 8 0


Spring Study Abroad

Year A&S BusinessLeadership Studies Law

2007 82 21 5 12006 73 20 1 22005 82 20 2 12004 57 27 1 1



Fall Study Abroad by Gender

Year Male Female2008 94 1732007 77 1732006 80 1372005 77 1472004 58 115


Male37%

31%35%

Female63%

69%65%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

2006 2007 2008

Students Studying Abroad in the Fall by Gender



Male37%

55% 55%

Female63%

45% 45%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

2005 2006 2007

Students Studying Abroad in the Spring by Gender


Spring Study Abroad by Gender

Year Male Female2007 60 492006 53 432005 39 662004 37 49


* Dates from July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008Degrees Conferred (2007‐08) ** These numbers represent the actual number of degrees awarded, not number of individuals, so students may be counted more than once

University‐Wide Degrees Conferred

lAssoCertificate/ 9Bachelo 4PosMa 1First 8Gra 9

Arts & Sciences Business

Leadership Studies Law

Continuing Studies Grand Tota

ciate Degrees 4 4Diploma 119 11

r's Degrees 479 204 34 77 79tbachelor's Certificates 3 3ster's Degrees 18 31 22 7 Professional Degrees 168 16nd Total 497 235 34 168 225 1,15

Source: Official Degree Files

Certificate/Diploma10%

Bachelor's Degrees69%

Master'sDegrees6%

First Professional Degrees15%

Graduate Degrees21%

University‐Wide Degrees Conferred


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Degrees Conferred: 2007‐08

University‐Wide Degree History

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s

Undergraduate Graduate First Professional Grand Total7‐08 917 74 168 1,1596‐07 958 122 163 1,2435‐06 893 96 152 1,1414‐05 935 88 163 1,1863‐04 855 62 146 1,063

Source: Official Degree File

Undergraduate80% 79% 78% 77% 79%

Grad & First

Professional20% 21% 22% 23% 21%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

2003‐04 2004‐05 2005‐06 2006‐07 2007‐08

University‐Wide Degree History


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School of Arts & Sciences

BA BS Studies 1 1 1

History 4 4 4istry & Molecular Biol. 17 17 17

ogy 7 31 38 38istry 2 6 8 8

Civilization 2 2 2er Science 1 7 8 8 Justice 11 11 11 A&S 17 17 17

lish 34 34 2 36lish/Classics 1 1 1lish/Theatre 1 1 1

Studies 7 7 74 4 4

man Studies 1 1 11 1 1

ory 39 39 2 41plinary Physics 3 3 3plinary Studies 4 1 5 5plinary Studies /LA 1 1 1

Studies 46 46 46rnalism 15 15 15

Undergraduate Undergraduate Total

Graduate Total

Grand Tota

AmericanArt BiochemBiolChemClassicalComputCriminalEconomicEngEngEngEnvironmentalFrenchGerGreekHistInterdisciInterdisciInterdisciInternationalJou

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Undergraduate Undergraduate Graduate

Grand TotalBA BS Total Total

LibeMaMaMuPhiPhyPolPsychoRelRhetoricSocSpanishStuTheatreUrbWoGra

ral Arts 9 9thematical Economics 4 4 4thematics 3 5 8 8sic: General 3 3 3losophy 4 4 4sics 2 2 4 4itical Science 61 61 61

logy 31 13 44 5 49igion 3 3 3

& Comm Studies 35 35 35iology 17 17 17

13 13 13dio Art 5 5 5

Arts 7 7 7an Practice/Policy 1 1 1men/Gender/Sexuality Studies 4 4 4nd Total 388 89 477 18 495


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School of Business

Undergraduate Graduate Grand Total

AccoEconomicBusinessMaGra

s

unting 52 52s 11 11 Administration 141 30 171

sters of Accountancy 1 1nd Total 204 31 235

Source: Official Degree File

Business Undergraduate

60%

Undergraduate22% Economics

5%

MBA13%

Masters of Accountancy

0.4%

Graduate 13%

Accounting Business Degrees


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School of Continuing Studies

Undergraduate Graduate Grand Total

Associate Degrees 4 4Human Resource Management 1 1Liberal Arts 2 2Paralegal/Legal Assistant 1 1

Certificate/Diploma 119 119Emergency Services Management 1 1Homeland Defense 1 1Human Resource Management 7 7Information Systems 5 5Leadership Studies 1 1Liberal Arts 1 1Paralegal/Legal Assistant 18 18Teacher Licensure 85 85

Bachelor's Degrees 77 77Emergency Services Management 1 1Human Resource Management 27 27Information Systems 11 11Interdisciplinary Studies /LA 14 14Liberal Arts 19 19Paralegal/Legal Assistant 5 5

Postbachelor's Certificates 3 3Emergency Services Management 1 1Human Resource Management 2 2

Master's Degrees 22 22Disaster Science 1 1Human Resource Management 21 21

Grand Total 200 25 225Source: Official Degree Files

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Associate Degrees2%

r's Degrees%

ate/Diploma53%

PostbachelorCertificates

1%

Master's Degrees10%

Graduate11%

Continuing Studies Degrees Conferred

Bachelo34

Certific 's


175

206

169 169

200

5 1026

3925

0

50

100

150

200

250

2003‐04 2004‐05 2005‐06 2006‐07 2007‐08

Continuing Studies Degree History

Undergraduate

Graduate

Source:Official Degree Files

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Graduation & Retention

Historical Graduation Rates

Cohort Year

4 year rate

5 year rate

6 year rate

2000 80% 83% 83%2001 81% 86% 86%2002 82% 87% 87%2003 82% 86%2004 81%


80% 81% 82% 82% 81%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

4‐year Graduation Rates

Source: Common Data SetCohortYear

Graduation & Retention

92% 93%88%

91% 91%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Retention Rates

Source: Common Data SetCohortYear

Faculty & Staff – Fall 2008

Full‐Time/Part‐Time Status of Employees by EEO Classification

Classification Full‐Time Part‐Time Grand TotalFaculty 350 205 555Executive/Administrative 60 0 60Clerical 209 33 242Professional/Non‐Faculty 403 11 414Skilled Craft 53 0 53Service/Maintenance 289 40 329Grand Total 1,364 289 1,653

Source: IPEDS HR

Number of University Employees by EEO Classification

Executive/Admin4% Skilled Craft

3%

Clerical15%

Service/Maintenance20%

Professional/Non‐Faculty

25%

Faculty33%

Employees by EEO Classification

Source: IPEDS HR

Faculty & Staff: Fall 2008

Race/Ethnicity of Employees by EEO Classification

Classification

American Indian/

Alaskan NativeAsian/

Pacific IslanderBlack,

Non‐Hispanic HispanicWhite,

Non‐HispanicNonresident

AlienRace/Ethnicity Unknown Grand Total

Faculty 1 12 20 11 484 22 5 555Executive/Administrative 0 1 4 1 54 0 0 60Clerical 0 2 24 2 214 0 0 242Professional/Non‐Faculty 1 4 54 2 352 1 0 414Skilled Craft 0 0 11 0 42 0 0 53Service/Maintenance 1 9 178 5 131 5 0 329Grand Total 3 28 291 21 1,277 28 5 1,653

Source: IPEDS HR

International2%

People of Color21%

White, Non‐Hispanic/Unknown

77%

Race/Ethnicity of Employees

Source: IPEDS HR


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Faculty Executive/Admin Clerical Prof/Non‐Faculty Skilled Craft Service/Maint Total

8% 10% 12% 15%21%

59%

21%

92% 90% 88% 85%79%

41%

79%

Race/Ethnicity of Employees by EEO Classification

People Of Color Other Source: IPEDS HR


Gender of Employees by EEO Classification

Classification Male Female Grand TotalFaculty 317 238 555Executive/Administrative 32 28 60Clerical 23 219 242Professional/Non‐Faculty 183 231 414Skilled Craft 53 0 53Service/Maintenance 189 140 329Grand Total 797 856 1,653

Source: IPEDS HR

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Faculty Executive/Admin Clerical Prof/Non‐Faculty Skilled Craft Service/Maint Total

57%53%

10%

44%

100%

57%

48%43%

47%

90%

56%

0%

43%

52%

Gender of Employees by EEO Classification

Male FemaleSource: IPEDS HR


Gender of Full‐Time Faculty

Academic Rank Male Female Grand TotalProfessor 61 16 77Associate Professors 73 49 122Assistant Professors 33 35 68No academic Rank 42 41 83Grand Total 209 141 350

Source: IPEDS HR

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Professor Associate Professors Assistant Professors No academic Rank Total

79%

60%

49% 51%

60%

21%

40%

51% 49%

40%

Gender of Full‐Time Faculty by Academic Rank

Male FemaleSource: IPEDS HR


Race/Ethnicity of Full‐Time Faculty by Academic Rank

Academic Rank

American Indian/

Alaskan NativeAsian/

Pacific IslanderBlack,

Non‐Hispanic HispanicWhite,

Non‐HispanicNonresident

AlienRace/Ethnicity Unknown Grand Total

Professor 0 0 4 1 72 0 0 77Associate Professors 0 2 9 1 110 0 0 122Assistant Professors 0 2 0 3 50 13 0 68No academic Rank 0 6 0 6 64 6 1 83Grand Total 0 10 13 11 296 19 1 350

Source: IPEDS HR

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Professor Associate Professors Assistant Professors No Academic Rank Total

6% 10% 7%14% 10%

94% 90% 93%86% 90%

Race/Ethnicity of Full‐Time Faculty

People Of Color OtherSource: IPEDS HR


Tenure Status of Full‐Time Faculty by Academic Rank

Academic Rank Tenured Tenure TrackNon‐Tenure

Track TotalProfessor 76 0 1 77Associate Professors 107 10 5 122Assistant Professors 1 63 4 68No academic Rank 0 0 83 83Total 184 73 93 350

Source: IPEDS HR

Tenure Track21%

Non‐Tenure Track27%

Tenured52%

Tenure Status of Full‐Time Faculty

Source: IPEDS HR

University Finance

University Revenue by Source

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008Net Tuition & Fees $65,134,405 $69,609,028 $74,488,125 $79,095,584 $81,070,224

Federal grants & contracts $1,533,309 $2,650,435 $2,390,881 $2,654,322 $2,795,320State grants & contracts $620,243 $542,813 $880,603 $44,934 $855,532Private gifts, grants & contracts $22,098,236 $19,146,087 $15,843,163 $25,883,715 $37,395,316

Investment return $144,709,180 $145,747,751 $225,581,022 $333,220,428 $108,886,959Sales/Serv. (Educ. activities) $61,541 $67,508 $81,603 $77,594 $164,163

Sales/Serv. (Aux. enterprises) $25,945,961 $28,040,475 $27,920,560 $28,562,737 $32,282,445Other revenue $2,913,923 $931,385 $3,390,704 $6,045,600 $3,829,030Total revenue & investment return $263,016,798 $266,735,482 $350,576,661 $475,584,914 $267,278,989

Fiscal Year

Source: IPEDS Finance / UR Treasurer's Report

Federal grants & contracts

1%

Other revenue1%

Private gifts, grants & contracts

14%

Sales/Serv. (Aux. enterprises)

12%

Net Tuition & Fees31%

Investment return41%

Revenue by Source (Fiscal Year 2008)

Source: IPEDS Finance

University Finance

University Expenditures

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008Instruction $46,505,510 $49,348,040 $51,956,444 $55,335,278 $57,967,720Research $2,232,804 $3,646,697 $4,147,258 $4,743,478 $5,469,075Public Service $1,749,239 $1,855,230 $2,200,638 $2,021,117 $2,448,960Academic support $25,107,784 $27,150,109 $28,564,844 $30,171,237 $33,363,701Student service $10,625,117 $11,099,658 $11,687,030 $13,723,726 $15,774,125Institutional Support $25,186,881 $27,176,976 $30,205,392 $32,362,325 $32,138,135Auxiliary enterprises $28,185,729 $29,952,506 $30,629,603 $30,917,223 $32,722,082Total Expenses $139,593,064 $150,229,216 $159,391,209 $169,274,384 $179,883,798

Fiscal Year


Public Service1%

Research3%

Student service9%

Academic support19%

Auxiliary enterprises

18%Institutional Support18%

Instruction32%

Operating Expenditures (Fiscal Year 2008)


University Finance

Summary of Changes in Net Assets

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008Total revenue and investment return $263,016,798 $266,735,482 $350,576,661 $475,584,914 $267,278,989Total expenses $139,593,064 $150,229,216 $159,391,209 $169,274,384 $179,883,798

Change in net assets $123,423,734 $116,506,266 $191,185,452 $306,310,530 $87,395,191Net assets, beginning of year $1,178,552,344 $1,301,976,078 $1,418,482,344 $1,609,667,796 $1,913,475,831

Net assets, end of year $1,301,976,078 $1,418,482,344 $1,609,667,796 $1,915,978,326 $2,000,871,022Source: IPEDS Finance / UR Treasurer's Report

Fiscal Year

$100,000,000

$500,000,000

$900,000,000

$1,300,000,000

$1,700,000,000

$2,100,000,000

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Revenues, Expenditures and Net Assets

Total revenue and investment return

Total expenses

Net assets, end of year


University Finance

Market Value of Endowment

Fiscal Year (ending June 30th) Market Value ($)

2008 $1,704,350,0002007 $1,654,988,0002006 $1,380,439,0002005 $1,202,103,0002004 $1,098,670,000

Source: NACUBO Survey

$1,098,670$1,202,103

$1,380,439

$1,654,988 $1,704,350

$0

$400,000

$800,000

$1,200,000

$1,600,000

$2,000,000

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Market Value ($) (in thousands)

Source: NACUBO Survey

University Finance

Undergraduate Tuition

Academic Year

Undergraduate Tuition Room Board Total Price

2008‐09 $38,850 $3,680 $4,520 $47,0502007‐08 $37,610 $3,230 $3,970 $44,8102006‐07 $36,550 $2,710 $3,350 $42,6102005‐06 $34,850 $2,582 $3,078 $40,5102004‐05 $26,520 $2,460 $2,930 $31,910


$31,910

$40,510$42,610

$44,810$47,050

$0

$10,000

$20,000

$30,000

$40,000

$50,000

2004‐05 2005‐06 2006‐07 2007‐08 2008‐09

Total Price


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Tuition Discounts

33% 37% 39% 41% 43%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Freshmen Tuition Discount Rate

Source: Office of the Controller

36% 35% 37% 40% 43%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

UndergraduateTuition Discount Rate

Source: Office of the Controller

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