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COPLAC Data Profile

2014-15

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Institutions

Pages

Eastern Connecticut State University 1-10

Evergreen State College 1-10

Fort Lewis College 1-10

Georgia College & State University 1-10

Henderson State University 1-10

Keene State College 11-20

Mass. College of Liberal Arts 11-20

Midwestern State University 11-20

New College of Florida 11-20

Ramapo College of New Jersey 11-20

Shepherd University 11-20

Sonoma State University 11-20

Southern Oregon University 21-30

Southern Utah University 21-30

St. Mary's College of Maryland 21-30

SUNY College at Geneseo 21-30

Truman State University 21-30

UNC Asheville 21-30

University of Alberta - Augustana Campus 21-30

University of Illinois Springfield 31-40

University of Maine at Farmington 31-40

University of Minnesota, Morris 31-40

University of Montevallo 31-40

University of Virginia's College at Wise 31-40

University of Wisconsin Superior 31-40

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Element Number Element Name Pages

First Time, First Year Applications

12 Number of first-time first year applications received 1, 11, 21, 31

13 Number of first-time first year admitted 1, 11, 21, 31

14 Number of first-time first year males enrolled FT 1, 11, 21, 31

15 Number of first-time first year females enrolled FT 1, 11, 21, 31

16 Number of first-time first year enrolled PT 1, 11, 21, 31

Transfer Applications

17 Number of transfer applications received 1, 11, 21, 31

18 Number of transfers admitted 1, 11, 21, 31

19 Number of transfers enrolled 1, 11, 21, 31

Preparation of Full-time, First-time, First Year (Freshmen)

20 Percent of first-time, first-year in top 10% of HS class 1, 11, 21, 31

21 Percent of total first-time first year (freshman) students who submitted high school class rank

1, 11, 21, 31

ACT Scores

22 Average ACT Composite 1, 11, 21, 31

23 25th Percentile ACT Composite 1, 11, 21, 31

24 75th Percentile ACT Composite 1, 11, 21, 31

SAT Scores

25 Average SAT Critical Reading 1, 11, 21, 31

26 25th Percentile SAT- Critical Reading 1, 11, 21, 31

27 75th Percentile SAT- Critical Reading 1, 11, 21, 31

28 Average SAT Math 1, 11, 21, 31

29 25th Percentile SAT- Math 1, 11, 21, 31

30 75th Percentile SAT- Math 1, 11, 21, 31

31 Average SAT Writing 1, 11, 21, 31

32 25th Percentile SAT- Writing 1, 11, 21, 31

33 75th Percentile SAT- Writing 1, 11, 21, 31

First-time, First-year (Freshmen) Demographics

34 Number of first-time first year Nonresident aliens 1, 11, 21, 31

35 Number of first-time first year Hispanic 1, 11, 21, 31

36 Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Black or African American 1, 11, 21, 31

37 Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic White 2, 12, 22, 32

38 Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native

2, 12, 22, 32

39 Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

2, 12, 22, 32

40 Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Asian 2, 12, 22, 32

41 Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic two or more races 2, 12, 22, 32

42 Number of first-time first year Race and/or ethnicity unknown 2, 12, 22, 32

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Total Undergraduate Student Body Enrollment

43 Number of FT degree-seeking undergraduate students 2, 12, 22, 32

44 Number of FT non-degree undergraduate students 2, 12, 22, 32

45 Number of PT degree-seeking undergraduate students 2, 12, 22, 32

46 Number of PT non-degree undergraduate students 2, 12, 22, 32

47 Number of Undergraduate Females 2, 12, 22, 32

48 Number of Undergraduate Males 2, 12, 22, 32

49 Number of Undergraduate Nonresident aliens 2, 12, 22, 32

50 Number of Undergraduates Hispanic 2, 12, 22, 32

51 Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Black or African American 2, 12, 22, 32

52 Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic White 2, 12, 22, 32

53 Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native

2, 12, 22, 32

54 Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

2, 12, 22, 32

55 Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Asian 2, 12, 22, 32

56 Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic two or more races 2, 12, 22, 32

57 Number of Undergraduate Race and/or ethnicity unknown 2, 12, 22, 32

58 Percent Undergraduates out of State 2, 12, 22, 32

59 Percent Undergraduates in State 2, 12, 22, 32

60 Percent of undergraduate students age 25 and older 3, 13, 23, 33

61 Percent of undergraduates who live in college-owned, operated or affiliated housing

3, 13, 23, 33

Graduate Students

62 Number of graduate students 3, 13, 23, 33

63 FTE Students 3, 13, 23, 33

64 FTE Faculty 3, 13, 23, 33

Degrees Conferred

65 Number of associate or lower degrees conferred 3, 13, 23, 33

66 Number of baccalaureate degrees conferred 3, 13, 23, 33

67 Number of master's and higher degrees conferred 3, 13, 23, 33

68 Number of baccalaureate degrees to females 3, 13, 23, 33

69 Number of baccalaureate degrees to males 3, 13, 23, 33

70 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Nonresident aliens 3, 13, 23, 33

71 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Hispanic 3, 13, 23, 33

72 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Black or African American

3, 13, 23, 33

73 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic White 3, 13, 23, 33

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74 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native

3, 13, 23, 33

75 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

3, 13, 23, 33

76 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Asian 3, 13, 23, 33

77 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic two or more races 3, 13, 23, 33

78 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic unknown 3, 13, 23, 33

79 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Humanities, Languages, and Communication

3, 13, 23, 33

80 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Liberal Arts 3, 13, 23, 33

81 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Mathematics, Natural and Physical Sciences, Computer Science

3, 13, 23, 33

82 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 4, 14, 24, 34

83 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Social Sciences 4, 14, 24, 34

84 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Visual and Performing Arts 4, 14, 24, 34

Graduation Rates

85 GRS Revised Cohort 4, 14, 24, 34

86 Number of students in GRS Revised cohort who completed the program in four years or less

4, 14, 24, 34

87 Number of students in GRS Revised cohort who completed the program in more than four years but in five years or less

4, 14, 24, 34

88 Number of students in GRS Revised cohort who completed the program in more than five years but in six years or less

4, 14, 24, 34

89 First time first year revised initial cohort for four year graduation rate 4, 14, 24, 34

90 Number of students in first time first year revised initial cohort for four year graduation rate who completed the program in four years or less

4, 14, 24, 34

Retention

91 First to second year retention rate for first time full time degree seeking first year students (freshman)

4, 14, 24, 34

Faculty & Staff

92 FT Faculty 4, 14, 24, 34

93 PT Faculty 4, 14, 24, 34

94 Faculty average salary - Professor 4, 14, 24, 34

95 Faculty average salary - Associate Professor 5, 15, 25, 35

96 Faculty average salary - Assistant Professor 5, 15, 25, 35

97 Faculty average salary - Instructor 5, 15, 25, 35

98 Faculty average salary - All Ranks 5, 15, 25, 35

99 Faculty average compensation - Professor 5, 15, 25, 35

100 Faculty average compensation - Associate Professor 5, 15, 25, 35

101 Faculty average compensation - Assistant Professor 5, 15, 25, 35

102 Faculty average compensation - Instructor 5, 15, 25, 35

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103 Faculty average compensation - All Ranks 5, 15, 25, 35

104 FT Non-instructional Staff - Research Staff 5, 15, 25, 35

105 FT Non-instructional Staff - Public Service Staff 5, 15, 25, 35

106 FT Non-instructional Staff - Archivists, Curators, & Museum Technicians 5, 15, 25, 35

107 FT Non-instructional Staff - Librarians 5, 15, 25, 35

108 FT Non-instructional Staff - Library Technicians 5, 15, 25, 35

109 FT Non-instructional Staff - Student & Academic Affairs & Other Education Services Occupations

5, 15, 25, 35

110 FT Non-instructional Staff - Management Occupations 5, 15, 25, 35

111 FT Non-instructional Staff - Business & Financial Operations Occupations 5, 15, 25, 35

112 FT Non-instructional Staff - Computer, Engineering, & Science Occupations 5, 15, 25, 35

113 FT Non-instructional Staff - Community, Social Service, Legal, Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, & Media Occupations

5, 15, 25, 35

114 FT Non-instructional Staff - Healthcare Practitioners & Technical Occupations

5, 15, 25, 35

115 FT Non-instructional Staff - Service Occupations 5, 15, 25, 35

116 FT Non-instructional Staff - Sales & Related Occupations 5, 15, 25, 35

117 FT Non-instructional Staff - Office Administrative Support Occupations 5, 15, 25, 35

118 FT Non-instructional Staff - National Resources, Construction, & Maintenance Occupations

6, 16, 26, 36

119 FT Non-instructional Staff - Production, Transportation, & Material Moving Occupations

6, 16, 26, 36

120 PT Non-instructional Staff - Research Staff 6, 16, 26, 36

121 PT Non-instructional Staff - Public Service Staff 6, 16, 26, 36

122 PT Non-instructional Staff - Archivists, Curators, & Museum Technicians 6, 16, 26, 36

123 PT Non-instructional Staff - Librarians 6, 16, 26, 36

124 PT Non-instructional Staff - Library Technicians 6, 16, 26, 36

125 PT Non-instructional Staff - Student & Academic Affairs & Other Education Services Occupations

6, 16, 26, 36

126 PT Non-instructional Staff - Management Occupations 6, 16, 26, 36

127 PT Non-instructional Staff - Business & Financial Operations Occupations 6, 16, 26, 36

128 PT Non-instructional Staff - Computer, Engineering, & Science Occupations 6, 16, 26, 36

129 PT Non-instructional Staff - Community, Social Service, Legal, Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, & Media Occupations

6, 16, 26, 36

130 PT Non-instructional Staff - Healthcare Practitioners & Technical Occupations

6, 16, 26, 36

131 PT Non-instructional Staff - Service Occupations 6, 16, 26, 36

132 PT Non-instructional Staff - Sales & Related Occupations 6, 16, 26, 36

133 PT Non-instructional Staff - Office Administrative Support Occupations 6, 16, 26, 36

134 PT Non-instructional Staff - National Resources, Construction, & Maintenance Occupations

6, 16, 26, 36

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135 PT Non-instructional Staff - Production, Transportation, & Material Moving Occupations

6, 16, 26, 36

Financial

136 Total market value of funds functioning as an endowment 6, 16, 26, 36

137 In-state FT student undergraduate tuition 7, 17, 27, 37

138 Out-of-state FT undergraduate tuition 7, 17, 27, 37

139 In-state FT student undergraduate required fees 7, 17, 27, 37

140 Out-of-state FT student undergraduate required fees 7, 17, 27, 37

141 Room charge (Double Occupancy) 7, 17, 27, 37

142 Board Charge (Maximum Plan) 7, 17, 27, 37

Financial Aid

143 Need Based: Scholarships/Grants- Federal 7, 17, 27, 37

144 Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- State 7, 17, 27, 37

145 Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- Institutional 7, 17, 27, 37

146 Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- Scholarships/grants from External Sources

7, 17, 27, 37

147 Need Based: Self-Help: Student loans from all sources (excluding parent loans)

7, 17, 27, 37

148 Need Based: Self-Help: Federal Work Study 7, 17, 27, 37

149 Need Based: Self-Help: State and other (e.g. institutional) work-study/employment

7, 17, 27, 37

150 Need Based: Other: Parent loans 7, 17, 27, 37

151 Need Based: Other: Tuition Waivers 7, 17, 27, 37

152 Need Based: Other: Athletic Awards 7, 17, 27, 37

153 Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Federal 7, 17, 27, 37

154 Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- State 7, 17, 27, 37

155 Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Institutional 7, 17, 27, 37

156 Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Scholarships/grants from external sources not awarded by the college

7, 17, 27, 37

157 Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- Student loans from all sources 7, 17, 27, 37

158 Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- Federal Work Study 7, 17, 27, 37

159 Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- State and other work-study/employment 7, 17, 27, 37

160 Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Parent Loans 8, 18, 28, 38

161 Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Tuition Waivers 8, 18, 28, 38

162 Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Athletic Awards 8, 18, 28, 38

163 FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students 8, 18, 28, 38

164 FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any financial aid

8, 18, 28, 38

165 FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aid

8, 18, 28, 38

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166 FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based self-help aid

8, 18, 28, 38

167 FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any non-need based scholarship or grant aid

8, 18, 28, 38

168 FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any financial aid whose need was fully met

8, 18, 28, 38

169 The percentage of FT degree-seeking undergraduate students’ need that was met of students who were awarded any need-based aid.

8, 18, 28, 38

170 The average financial aid package of FT degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any financial need.

8, 18, 28, 38

171 The average need-based scholarship and grant award of FT degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aid

8, 18, 28, 38

172 The average need-based self-help award of FT degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based self-help aid.

8, 18, 28, 38

173 The average need-based loan of FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based self-help aid

8, 18, 28, 38

174 PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students 8, 18, 28, 38

175 PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any financial aid

8, 18, 28, 38

176 PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aid

8, 18, 28, 38

177 PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based self-help aid

9, 19, 29, 39

178 PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any non-need based scholarship or grant aid

9, 19, 29, 39

179 PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any financial aid whose need was fully met

9, 19, 29, 39

180 The percentage of PT degree-seeking undergraduate students’ need that was met of students who were awarded any need-based aid.

9, 19, 29, 39

181 The average financial aid package of PT degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any financial need.

9, 19, 29, 39

182 The average need-based scholarship and grant award of PT degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aid

9, 19, 29, 39

183 The average need-based self-help award of PT degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based self-help aid.

9, 19, 29, 39

184 The average need-based loan of PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based self-help aid

9, 19, 29, 39

185 Number of FT degree-seeking students who had no financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid

9, 19, 29, 39

186

Average dollar amount of institutional non-need-based scholarship and grant aid awarded to FT degree-seeking students who had no financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid

9, 19, 29, 39

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187

Number of FT degree-seeking students who had no financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid who were awarded an institutional non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant

9, 19, 29, 39

188

Average dollar amount of institutional non-need-based athletic scholarship and grants awarded to FT degree-seeking students who had no financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid which were awarded an institutional non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant

9, 19, 29, 39

189 Number of PT degree-seeking students who had no financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid

10, 20, 30, 40

190

Average dollar amount of institutional non-need-based scholarship and grant aid awarded to PT degree-seeking students who had no financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid

10, 20, 30, 40

191

Number of PT degree-seeking students who had no financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid who were awarded an institutional non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant

10, 20, 30, 40

192

Average dollar amount of institutional non-need-based athletic scholarship and grants awarded to PT degree-seeking students who had no financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid who were awarded an institutional non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant

10, 20, 30, 40

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Introduction

The current edition of the COPLAC Data Profile has been revised to incorporate feedback from

Institutional Researchers after the June 2014 COPLAC meeting in an effort to provide more current

data for information based decision making. We would like to thank J. Lynn Boyce and Elizabeth

Clune-Kneuer, past COPLAC Data Profile Coordinators, and Bill Spellman, Director of COPLAC, for

their assistance in the revision processes and metrics.

There are nine sections to this report which consist of the following: Admissions, Enrollment, FTE &

Student to Faculty Ratio, Degrees, Graduation & Retention Rates, Faculty Salary & Compensation,

Endowment, Tuition & Fees, and Financial Aid. Additionally, there is a data dictionary that notes the

source and timeframe of these data. Whenever possible, the intent has been to use routinely collected

or reported data for consistency and efficiency.

This report was made possible through the hard work and patience of the Institutional Researchers at

the COPLAC institutions. As this is the first year of the revised data collection, the processes and

metrics will be reviewed for continual improvement of the Data Profile.

Data compiled by:

Camille Shepherd

Assessment Specialist

Midwestern State University

Dear COPLAC IR Colleagues:

I wish to thank everyone for their contributions over the past year. Elizabeth Clune-Kneuer (St. Mary’s

College of Maryland) began the transition to a revised Data Profile format during 2013-1014, and Camille

Shepherd (Midwestern State University) kindly agreed to serve as the new Coordinator when Elizabeth

accepted a career opportunity with the Maryland community college system.. As always, thank to every

campus IR leader for questions, suggestions and timely submission of materials. The Annual Data Profile

would not be possible without the volunteer efforts of everyone involved.

Sincerely,

Bill Spellman

COPLAC Director

COPLAC Data Profile 2014-15

Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

First Time First Year Applications12. Number of first-time first year applications received FA 2014 3,685 4,756 1,544 2,439 3,978 3,571

13. Number of first-time first year admitted FA 2014 2,688 3,001 1,527 2,215 3,033 2,242

13a. Acceptance rate FA 2014 72.9% 63.1% 98.9% 90.8% 76.2% 62.8%

14. Number of first-time first year males enrolled FT FA 2014 295 411 216 399 555 374

15. Number of first-time first year females enrolled FT FA 2014 423 460 311 368 908 394

16. Number of first-time first years enrolled PT FA 2014 26 12 16 12 2 6

16a. Yield Rate FA 2014 20.2% 18.6% 35.2% 31.9% 36.8% 21.7%


17. Number of transfer applications received FA 2014 815 870 1,193 667 661 956

18. Number of transfers admitted FA 2014 618 726 1,150 631 554 478

19. Number of transfers enrolled FA 2014 328 459 707 382 320 325

Preparation of full-time first-time first year (freshman)

20. Percent of first-time first year in top 10% of HS class FA 2014 19.1% 6.0% 9.0% 11.0% 14.0%

21. Percent of total first-time first year (freshman) students

who submitted high school class rankFA 2014 64.0% 65.0% 12.0% 70.0% 92.0%

ACT Scores

22. Average ACT Composite FA 2014 23.1 21.3 22 21 24 24

23. 25th Percentile ACT Composite FA 2014 20.6 19 19 19 23 18

24. 75th Percentile ACT Composite FA 2014 25.8 24 26 24 26 24

SAT Scores

25. Average SAT Critical Reading FA 2014 534.5 512 554 574 478

26. 25th Percentile SAT Critical Reading FA 2014 477.8 460 460 460 530 440

27. 75th Percentile SAT Critical Reading FA 2014 593.8 560 630 630 610 530

28. Average SAT Math FA 2014 527.1 512 493 564 496

29. 25th Percentile SAT Math FA 2014 479.1 460 420 470 520 460

30. 75th Percentile SAT Math FA 2014 584.3 560 570 570 610 530

31. Average SAT Writing FA 2014 525.2 515 512 554

32. 25th Percentile SAT Writing FA 2014 461.4 470 440 420 510

33. 75th Percentile SAT Writing FA 2014 568.6 560 580 520 600

First-time first year (freshman) demographics

34. Number of first-time first year nonresident aliens FA 2014 15.5 3 0 3 12 6

35. Number of first-time first year Hispanic FA 2014 69.5 78 61 97 81 25

36. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Black or

African AmericanFA 2014 50.0 58 25 7 67 239

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Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

37. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic White FA 2014 533.1 631 346 398 1,241 463

38. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic American

Indian or Alaska NativeFA 2014 12.2 0 10 197 2 0

39. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Native

Hawaiian or other Pacific IslanderFA 2014 2.3 1 2 4 0 0

40. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Asian FA 2014 24.3 21 15 1 24 4

41. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic two or more

racesFA 2014 32.6 26 48 64 38 36

42. Number of first-time first year Race and/or ethnicity

unknownFA 2014 56.5 65 36 8 0 1


43. Number of FT degree-seeking undergraduate students FA 2014 3,085.6 4,287 3,549 3,399 5,521 2,923

44. Number of FT non-degree undergraduate students FA 2014 35.1 1 6 80 0 0

45. Number of PT degree-seeking undergraduate students FA 2014 367.7 506 253 216 395 303

46. Number of PT non-degree undergraduate students FA 2014 216.5 345 70 56 11 4

47. Number of Undergraduate Females FA 2014 2,214.7 2,707 2,095 1,814 3,608 1,784

48. Number of Undergraduate Males FA 2014 1,641.3 2,432 1,783 1,937 2,319 1,446

49. Number of Undergraduate nonresident aliens FA 2014 104.0 55 18 53 82 31

50. Number of Undergraduates Hispanic FA 2014 311.9 473 303 385 299 136

51. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Black or African

AmericanFA 2014 227.4 342 213 31 320 763

52. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic White FA 2014 2,806.6 3,549 2,527 2,040 4,971 2,123

53. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic American Indian

or Alaska NativeFA 2014 65.0 15 86 883 11 5

54. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian

or other Pacific IslanderFA 2014 16.1 6 13 8 5 0

55. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Asian FA 2014 95.3 146 82 24 81 23

56. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic two or more

racesFA 2014 142.6 134 291 228 143 146

57. Number of Undergraduate Race and/or ethnicity unknown FA 2014 241.5 423 345 99 15 3

58. Percent Undergraduates out of State FA 2014 17.8% 3.6% 25.0% 47.0% 1.0% 14.0%

59. Percent Undergraduates in State FA 2014 82.5% 96.4% 75.0% 53.0% 99.0% 96.0%



Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

60. Percent of undergraduate students age 25 and older FA 2014 13.6% 11.3% 34.0% 15.0% 3.2% 16.0%

61. Percent of undergraduates who live in college-owned,

operated or affiliated housingFA 2014 42.8% 52.6% 21.0% 38.0% 36.1% 46.0%

Graduate Students

62. Number of graduate students FA 2014 387.3 611 341 25 845 395

63. FTE Students FA 2014 3,590.6 4,650 3,931 3,569 6,141 3,208

64. FTE Faculty FA 2014 208.2 293 184 191 350 187

Degrees Conferred

65. Number of associate or lower degrees conferred AY 2013-14 48.1 8 1 0 5

66. Number of baccalaureate degrees conferred AY 2013-14 775.1 1,079 1,214 803 1,149 499

67. Number of master's and higher degrees conferred AY 2013-14 125.3 59 113 0 426 137

68. Number of baccalaureate degrees to females AY 2013-14 467.1 646 672 408 700 285

69. Number of baccalaureate degrees to males AY 2013-14 323.3 433 542 392 449 214

70. Number of baccalaureate degrees - nonresident aliens AY 2013-14 16.1 14 9 6 17 2

71. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Hispanic AY 2013-14 52.1 85 81 56 51 12

72. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Black or

African AmericanAY 2013-14 34.5 67 66 7 67 88

73. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic White AY 2013-14 623.1 905 816 529 961 377

74. Number of baccalaureate degrees- Non-Hispanic

American Indian or Alaska NativeAY 2013-14 12.3 6 29 144 0 3

75. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Native

Hawaiian or other Pacific IslanderAY 2013-14 2.1 3 5 2 0 0

76. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Asian AY 2013-14 17.1 21 23 1 10 3

77. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic two or

more racesAY 2013-14 22.8 21 74 32 32 14

78. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic

unknownAY 2013-14 38.3 22 111 23 11 0

79. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Humanities,

Languages, and CommunicationAY 2013-14 117.4 217 88 179 32

80. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Liberal Arts AY 2013-14 83.9 150 1,006 42 5 57

81. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Mathematics, Natural

and Physical Sciences, Computer ScienceAY 2013-14 124.9 126 208 156 164 46



Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

82. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Multi/Interdisciplinary

StudiesAY 2013-14 13.9 0 5 0 0

83. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Social Sciences AY 2013-14 258.2 388 388 365 140

84. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Visual and Performing

ArtsAY 2013-14 44.6 45 69 46 33

Graduation Rates

85. GRS Revised Entering Cohort

FA 2008

entering

cohort

699.0 942 658 758 1,177 724

86. Number of students in GRS Revised cohort who completed

the program in four years or less

Graduated

by Summer

2012

266.3 369 302 136 470 134


the program in more than four years but in five years or less

graduated

between

summer

2012 and

summer

101.4 136 56 107 217 80


the program in more than five years but in six years or less

graduated

between

summer

2013 and

summer

2014

23.6 20 12 48 34 35

89. First time first year revised initial cohort for four year

graduation rate

Fall 2010

entering718.4 915 612 829 1,202 799

90. Number of students in first time first year revised initial

cohort for four year graduation rate who completed the

program in four years or less

Graduated

by summer

2014

276.6 378 257 182 505 17

Retention

91. First to second year retention rate for first time full time

degree seeking first year students (freshman)

Fall 2013

reenrolled in

Fall 2014

76.1% 77.1% 69.0% 60.0% 85.5% 60.0%

Faculty & Staff

92. FT Faculty 2013-14 178.6 200 160 167 321 171

93. PT Faculty 2013-14 119.5 270 64 72 88 69

94. Faculty average salary - Professor 2013-14 $82,049 $99,288 $73,717 $86,965 $79,364 $65,955



Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

95. Faculty average salary - Associate Professor 2013-14 $65,822 $80,186 $67,710 $65,825 $67,179 $57,951

96. Faculty average salary - Assistant Professor 2013-14 $56,982 $65,118 $62,125 $59,019 $56,787 $51,845

97. Faculty average salary - Instructor 2013-14 $41,845 $52,100 $50,132 $43,600 $42,654

98. Faculty average salary - All Ranks 2013-14 $66,435 $85,222 $69,357 $68,158 $64,429 $56,240

99. Faculty average compensation - Professor 2013-14 $110,000 $156,518 $94,238 $111,746 $101,224 $82,357

100. Faculty average compensation - Associate Professor 2013-14 $90,195 $131,262 $86,845 $84,581 $86,914 $72,942

101. Faculty average compensation - Assistant Professor 2013-14 $78,309 $106,825 $79,810 $75,724 $74,247 $65,562

102. Faculty average compensation - Instructor 2013-14 $59,251 $83,022 $65,075 $58,657 $54,967

103. Faculty average compensation - All Ranks 2013-14 $90,733 $136,668 $88,831 $87,644 $83,198 $70,867

104. FT Non-instructional Staff - Research Staff 2013-14 0.3 0 0 0 0 0

105. FT Non-instructional Staff - Public Service Staff 2013-14 0.5 0 0 0 0 0

106. FT Non-instructional Staff - Archivists, Curators, &

Museum Technicians2013-14 0.5 1 0 0 2 1

107. FT Non-instructional Staff - Librarians 2013-14 6.1 12 11 5 10 5

108. FT Non-instructional Staff - Library Technicians 2013-14 4.8 13 8 5 0 8

109. FT Non-instructional Staff - Student & Academic Affairs &

Other Education Services Occupations2013-14 25.4 48 37 44 53 4

110. FT Non-instructional Staff - Management Occupations 2013-14 47.0 28 65 41 112 48

111. FT Non-instructional Staff - Business & Financial

Operations Occupations2013-14 34.9 29 47 28 36 12

112. FT Non-instructional Staff - Computer, Engineering, &

Science Occupations2013-14 25.1 32 60 31 32 8

113. FT Non-instructional Staff - Community, Social Service,

Legal, Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, & Media

Occupations

2013-14 36.6 31 59 45 32 41

114. FT Non-instructional Staff - Healthcare Practitioners &

Technical Occupations2013-14 4.7 4 4 0 6 3

115. FT Non-instructional Staff - Service Occupations 2013-14 55.3 43 60 54 99 59

116. FT Non-instructional Staff - Sales & Related Occupations 2013-14 0.6 0 1 0 3 0

117. FT Non-instructional Staff - Office Administrative Support

Occupations2013-14 73.3 66 82 26 115 80



Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

118. FT Non-instructional Staff - National Resources,

Construction, & Maintenance Occupations2013-14 28.4 91 22 16 50 24

119. FT Non-instructional Staff - Production, Transportation, &

Material Moving Occupations2013-14 2.8 1 3 1 0 1

120. PT Non-instructional Staff - Research Staff 2013-14 0.1 0 0 0 0 0

121. PT Non-instructional Staff - Public Service Staff 2013-14 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

122. PT Non-instructional Staff - Archivists, Curators, &

Museum Technicians2013-14 0.5 1 2 0 0 0

123. PT Non-instructional Staff - Librarians 2013-14 0.4 0 0 2 0 0

124. PT Non-instructional Staff - Library Technicians 2013-14 1.3 7 1 0 0 3

125. PT Non-instructional Staff - Student & Academic Affairs &

Other Education Services Occupations2013-14 9.9 25 5 22 7 0

126. PT Non-instructional Staff - Management Occupations 2013-14 1.1 0 4 4 2 0

127. PT Non-instructional Staff - Business & Financial

Operations Occupations2013-14 3.2 3 4 7 0 0

128. PT Non-instructional Staff - Computer, Engineering, &

Science Occupations2013-14 3.1 11 6 1 18 1

129. PT Non-instructional Staff - Community, Social Service,


Occupations

2013-14 13.0 48 15 23 0 0

130. PT Non-instructional Staff - Healthcare Practitioners &

Technical Occupations2013-14 2.0 1 6 2 0 0

131. PT Non-instructional Staff - Service Occupations 2013-14 4.4 5 6 4 8 14

132. PT Non-instructional Staff - Sales & Related Occupations 2013-14 0.1 0 0 0 0 0

133. PT Non-instructional Staff - Office Administrative Support

Occupations2013-14 10.5 3 16 18 33 9

134. PT Non-instructional Staff - National Resources,

Construction, & Maintenance Occupations2013-14 0.9 0 2 2 0 4

135. PT Non-instructional Staff - Production, Transportation, &

Material Moving Occupations2013-14 0.5 5 2 0 0 0

Financial

136. Total market value of funds functioning as an endowment 2013-2014 $23,788,757 $13,280,620 $10,249,699 $7,187,927 $33,163,280 $16,150,554



Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

137. In-state FT student undergraduate tuition 2013-2014 $6,554 $4,600 $7,845 $5,544 $6,970 $5,970

138. Out-of state FT undergraduate tuition 2013-2014 $16,924 $14,886 $20,898 $16,072 $25,318 $12,330

139. In-state FT student undergraduate required fees 2013-2014 $2,265 $4,960 $837 $1,708 $1,990 $1,591

140. Out-of state FT student undergraduate required fees 2013-2014 $2,437 $6,409 $837 $1,708 $1,990 $1,591

141. Room charge (Double Occupancy) 2013-2014 $5,481 $6,642 $6,270 $4,400 $5,860 $3,670

142. Board Charge (Maximum plan) 2013-2014 $3,915 $4,968 $3,222 $4,450 $4,080 $2,992

Financial Aid

143. Need Based: Scholarships/Grants- Federal 2013-2014 5,814,066 6,073,429 8,485,910 5,570,802 5,461,135 8,127,905

144. Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- State 2013-2014 3,331,618 1,417,725 9,583,815 865,905 5,507,150

145. Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- Institutional 2013-2014 2,107,398 5,130,364 1,880,531 3,821,092 172,517 0

146. Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- Scholarships/grants

from External Sources2013-2014 452,944 383,211 179,438 2,066,294 0

147. Need Based: Self-Help: Student loans from all sources

(excluding parent loans)2013-2014 10,159,783 19,825,813 14,678,264 10,498,178 9,121,223 6,186,917

148. Need Based: Self-Help: Federal Work Study 2013-2014 455,913 139,156 357,334 273,000 189,850 254,861

149. Need Based: Self-Help: State and other (e.g. institutional)

work-study/employment2013-2014 154,065 0 744,530 343,849 0

150. Need Based: Other: Parent loans 2013-2014 1,044,179 1,686,280 2,996,286 2,347,909 0

151. Need Based: Other: Tuition Waivers 2013-2014 711,052 444,901 3,395,562 0 0

152. Need Based: Other: Athletic Awards 2013-2014 190,276 0 186,238 890,606 0

153. Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Federal 2013-2014 36,586 0 0 0 24,540

154. Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- State 2013-2014 1,303,387 43,432 18,137 19,705 21,527,999 0

155. Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Institutional 2013-2014 2,444,952 772,241 65,723 2,219,514 714,959 7,469,376

156. Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants-

Scholarships/grants from external sources not awarded by the

college

2013-2014 481,474 182,698 51,721 553,011 687,053 1,749,075

157. Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- Student loans from all

sources2013-2014 8,112,063 7,815,222 1,166,831 8,435,339 20,471,028 6,879,905

158. Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- Federal Work Study 2013-2014 0 0 0 0

159. Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- State and other work-

study/employment2013-2014 498,037 0 0 50,000 271,650



Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

160. Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Parent Loans 2013-2014 3,732,984 2,862,059 843,772 16,146,566 3,706,523 454,336

161. Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Tuition Waivers 2013-2014 1,358,334 325,102 1,029,052 13,754,280 0

162. Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Athletic Awards 2013-2014 563,771 0 40,679 1,142,243 555,117 1,289,753

163. FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students 2013-2014 3,333 4,394 3,758 3,339 5,266 2,876

164. FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students

awarded any financial aid2013-2014 1,955 2,797 2,489 2,335 2,887 2,334


awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aid2013-2014 1,503 2,059 2,072 2,014 1,170 1,670


awarded any need-based self-help aid2013-2014 1,573 2,510 1,978 1,719 1,818 1,198


awarded any non-need based scholarship or grant aid2013-2014 521 212 28 105 2,243 1,122


awarded any financial aid whose need was fully met 2013-2014 375 254 191 392 0 793

169. The percentage of FT degree-seeking undergraduate

students need that was met of students who were awarded 2013-2014 $55 55.80% 70 91.50% 30 84

170. The average financial aid package of FT degree-seeking

undergraduate students awarded any financial need. 2013-2014 $11,302 $8,659 $10,111 $13,918 $9,534 $12,619

171. The average need-based scholarship and grant award of

FT degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-

based scholarship or grant aid

2013-2014 $6,941 $6,010 $10,258 $4,808 $4,346 $4,700

172. The average need-based self-help award of FT degree-

seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based self-

help aid.

2013-2014 $4,843 $4,330 $4,786 $4,099 $4,304 $3,976

173. The average need-based loan of FT Number of degree-


help aid

2013-2014 $4,583 $4,403 $4,233 $3,988 $4,248 $3,877

174. PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students 2013-2014 362 526 259 314 468 314

175. PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students

awarded any financial aid2013-2014 177 230 119 200 229 177


awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aid2013-2014 132 152 85 137 111 133



Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.


awarded any need-based self-help aid2013-2014 138 183 93 144 174 96


awarded any non-need based scholarship or grant aid2013-2014 22 1 0 2 96 142


awarded any financial aid whose need was fully met 2013-2014 19 10 5 18 0 57

180. The percentage of PT degree-seeking undergraduate

students need that was met of students who were awarded 2013-2014 47.5% 45.4% 27.0% 80.1% 27.4% 56.2%

181. The average financial aid package of PT degree-seeking

undergraduate students awarded any financial need. 2013-2014 $6,427 $6,091 $4,153 $4,491 $6,824 $5,399


PT degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-


2013-2014 $3,500 $4,121 $4,040 $3,140 $2,953 $3,407

183. The average need-based self-help award of PT degree-


help aid.

2013-2014 $3,969 $4,226 $4,024 $2,285 $4,304 $3,591

184. The average need-based loan of PT Number of degree-


help aid

2013-2014 $3,915 $4,394 $3,686 $2,313 $4,285 $3,653

185. Number of FT degree-seeking students who had no

financial need and who were awarded institutional non-need-


2013-2014 369 142 12 662 116 149

186. Average dollar amount of institutional non-need-based

scholarship and grant aid awarded to FTdegree-seeking

students who had no financial need and who were awarded

2013-2014 $3,941.52 $2,927 $4,679 $3,748 $1,613 $5,798



based scholaship or grant aid who were awarded an

institutional non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant

2013-2014 91 0 15 264 112 248


athletic scholarship and grants awarded to FT degree-seeking


institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid who were

awarded an institutional non-need-based athletic scholarship

or grant

2013-2014 $3,982 $0 $2,512 $7,700 $4,365 $5,096



Updated 06-08-15

Element Timeframe

COPLAC

Average

Eastern

Conn.

State Univ.

Evergreen

State

College

Fort Lewis

College

Georgia

College &

State Univ.

Henderson

State Univ.

189. Number of PT degree-seeking students who had no



2013-2014 15 0 0 30 0 0


scholarship and grant aid awarded to PT degree-seeking


institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant aid

2013-2014 $1,675 $0 $0 $971 $0 $0



based scholarship or grant aid who were awarded an


2013-2014 2 0 1 16 0 6


athletic scholarship and grants awarded to PT degree-seeking




or grant

2013-2014 $1,937 $0 $2,000 $4,887 $0 $4,320



Updated 06-08-15

Element

First Time First Year Applications12. Number of first-time first year applications received

13. Number of first-time first year admitted

13a. Acceptance rate

14. Number of first-time first year males enrolled FT

15. Number of first-time first year females enrolled FT

16. Number of first-time first years enrolled PT

16a. Yield Rate


17. Number of transfer applications received

18. Number of transfers admitted

19. Number of transfers enrolled


20. Percent of first-time first year in top 10% of HS class


who submitted high school class rank

ACT Scores

22. Average ACT Composite

23. 25th Percentile ACT Composite


SAT Scores

25. Average SAT Critical Reading

26. 25th Percentile SAT Critical Reading


28. Average SAT Math

29. 25th Percentile SAT Math


31. Average SAT Writing

32. 25th Percentile SAT Writing



34. Number of first-time first year nonresident aliens

35. Number of first-time first year Hispanic


African American

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

6,484 2,066 3,259 1,570 6,699 1,817 14,438

5,096 1,493 2,009 940 3,572 1,786 13,351

78.6% 72.3% 61.6% 59.9% 53.3% 98.3% 92.5%

546 118 359 80 418 255 477

720 233 469 156 545 379 856

1 1 15 0 2 8 474

19.5% 17.0% 25.9% 15.0% 14.4% 35.3% 12.5%

433 292 1,161 147 1,652 565 4,359

285 283 909 73 1,137 551 3,508

156 164 526 43 603 321 817

3.0% 13.0% 45.0% 10.2% N/A n/a

95.0% 81.0% 63.0% 28.5% N/A n/a

21 21 28 22.4 21.41 21

19 19 26 19 19 18

23 23 30 26 24 23

487 498 492 665 537 502 494

440 430 440 620 480 450 440

530 560 550 710 590 550 550

484 482 506 614 556 492 497

430 430 460 560 500 440 440

530 530 550 670 610 540 550

485 506 632 539 N/A 500

440 410 590 480 N/A 450

530 520 680 590 N/A 550

1 0 25 6 17 0 46

47 39 172 40 107 24 457

20 43 114 5 68 58 69



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Element

37. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic White


Indian or Alaska Native39. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Native

Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

40. Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Asian


races42. Number of first-time first year Race and/or ethnicity

unknown


43. Number of FT degree-seeking undergraduate students

44. Number of FT non-degree undergraduate students

45. Number of PT degree-seeking undergraduate students

46. Number of PT non-degree undergraduate students

47. Number of Undergraduate Females

48. Number of Undergraduate Males

49. Number of Undergraduate nonresident aliens

50. Number of Undergraduates Hispanic


American

52. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic White


or Alaska Native54. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian

or other Pacific Islander

55. Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Asian


races

57. Number of Undergraduate Race and/or ethnicity unknown

58. Percent Undergraduates out of State

59. Percent Undergraduates in State

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

1,133 246 456 162 604 522 907

3 4 7 0 3 3 10

0 0 1 0 1 0 17

16 6 22 5 80 20 118

31 9 40 13 5 15 149

16 5 6 5 80 0 34

4,552 1,366 3,864 834 4,980 3,090 7,315

17 12 0 0 64 3 12

115 151 1,268 0 467 399 1,162

157 33 12 0 199 284 43

2,741 978 2,986 494 3,150 2,221 5,264

2,100 584 2,158 340 2,560 1,555 3,213

2 7 391 15 90 16 175

154 109 808 127 760 104 1,764

49 141 717 22 313 312 257

4,051 1,145 2,834 590 3,641 3,147 4,809

11 6 41 1 15 25 67

2 0 14 0 11 3 58

56 27 137 20 368 68 456

96 41 162 38 69 33 675

420 86 40 21 443 68 216

54.0% 25.0% 8.0% 19.0% 5.3% 37.0% 1.0%

46.0% 75.0% 92.0% 81.0% 94.7% 63.0% 97.0%



Updated 06-08-15

Element

60. Percent of undergraduate students age 25 and older


operated or affiliated housing

Graduate Students

62. Number of graduate students

63. FTE Students

64. FTE Faculty

Degrees Conferred

65. Number of associate or lower degrees conferred

66. Number of baccalaureate degrees conferred

67. Number of master's and higher degrees conferred

68. Number of baccalaureate degrees to females

69. Number of baccalaureate degrees to males

70. Number of baccalaureate degrees - nonresident aliens

71. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Hispanic


African American

73. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic White


American Indian or Alaska Native



76. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Asian


more races78. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic

unknown79. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Humanities,

Languages, and Communication

80. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Liberal Arts


and Physical Sciences, Computer Science

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

4.0% 14.0% 26.0% 1.0% 12.6% .18. 11.0%

57.0% 60.0% 28.0% 77.0% 47.5% 26.0% 36.0%

116 203 730 0 293 265 813

4,732 1,564 4,642 834 5,266 3,467 9,290

289 114 268 84 301 212 336

12 41 0 0 n/a

1,110 374 1,020 144 1,344 744 1,835

55 42 194 0 102 70 244

593 222 634 80 796 456 1,156

460 152 382 64 548 288 679

0 90 0 4 3 21

12 20 60 19 167 15 314

6 33 99 1 52 37 28

900 295 656 113 966 608 1,126

4 1 9 0 2 3 12

0 4 0 6 1 3

9 2 30 5 60 20 15

13 2 56 6 14 0 104

109 21 12 0 73 57 161

151 72 59 0 217 76 249

3 144 32 85 156

97 57 93 0 195 102 246



Updated 06-08-15

Element


Studies

83. Number of baccalaureate degrees - Social Sciences


Arts

Graduation Rates









graduation rate




Retention



Faculty & Staff

92. FT Faculty

93. PT Faculty

94. Faculty average salary - Professor

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

18 33 127 0 3 0 0

277 160 230 0 554 188 550

104 39 30 0 106 46 64

1,286 325 735 222 877 698 1,631

667 109 119 127 511 137 444

123 43 147 19 109 114 337

14 16 59 8 15 27 84

1,201 351 780 183 893 759 1,574

631 133 161 98 547 191 431

77.0% 78.0% 72.0% 80.0% 87.7% 68.2% 80.0%

217 88 235 73 217 139 225

217 84 97 33 248 224 330

$94,930 $91,230 $9,567 $88,195 $121,400 $73,100 $90,083



Updated 06-08-15

Element

95. Faculty average salary - Associate Professor

96. Faculty average salary - Assistant Professor

97. Faculty average salary - Instructor

98. Faculty average salary - All Ranks

99. Faculty average compensation - Professor

100. Faculty average compensation - Associate Professor

101. Faculty average compensation - Assistant Professor

102. Faculty average compensation - Instructor

103. Faculty average compensation - All Ranks

104. FT Non-instructional Staff - Research Staff

105. FT Non-instructional Staff - Public Service Staff


Museum Technicians

107. FT Non-instructional Staff - Librarians

108. FT Non-instructional Staff - Library Technicians


Other Education Services Occupations

110. FT Non-instructional Staff - Management Occupations


Operations Occupations


Science Occupations



Occupations


Technical Occupations

115. FT Non-instructional Staff - Service Occupations

116. FT Non-instructional Staff - Sales & Related Occupations


Occupations

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

$76,672 $67,190 $7,958 $69,318 $95,300 $62,400 $74,145

$65,699 $55,822 $6,556 $58,228 $81,000 $55,000 $68,079

$55,105 $42,833 $4,963 $0 N/A $53,247

$79,822 $74,043 $7,325 $73,589 $99,000 $60,400 $71,388

$129,234 $113,996 $170,100 $94,300 n/a

$108,952 $91,757 $133,500 $79,300 n/a

$92,177 $78,107 $113,500 $69,500 n/a

$72,993 $0 N/A n/a

$110,539 $96,692 $138,000 $76,900 n/a

0 0 0 0 0 5

0 0 0 0 1 0

2 0 0 0 0 1

9 2 8 6 8 12 9

6 4 0 4 6 0 14

16 24 29 1 100 14 12

81 36 36 47 36 56 63

23 15 11 5 0 22 152

40 10 18 23 28 15 63

21 11 17 6 6 27 113

4 4 2 0 0 5 13

10 39 70 35 72 79 88

3 0 0 0 0 1 0

88 39 150 52 178 59 73



Updated 06-08-15

Element


Construction, & Maintenance Occupations


Material Moving Occupations

120. PT Non-instructional Staff - Research Staff

121. PT Non-instructional Staff - Public Service Staff


Museum Technicians

123. PT Non-instructional Staff - Librarians

124. PT Non-instructional Staff - Library Technicians



126. PT Non-instructional Staff - Management Occupations


Operations Occupations128. PT Non-instructional Staff - Computer, Engineering, &

Science Occupations129. PT Non-instructional Staff - Community, Social Service,


Occupations



131. PT Non-instructional Staff - Service Occupations

132. PT Non-instructional Staff - Sales & Related Occupations


Occupations





Financial

136. Total market value of funds functioning as an endowment

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

25 13 29 15 36 15 48

4 0 1 0 0 0 22

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

2 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 3

3 0 0 0 0 1

47 16 0 0 2 4 6

2 0 0 0 0 0 2

6 0 0 0 0 0 7

2 2 0 0 0 0 5

40 6 1 1 10 0 21

4 7 0 0 0 0 1

10 4 0 0 1 0 2

0 0 0 0 0 0

52 4 1 0 0 0 3

1 0 0 0 0 0 2

1 0 0 0 0 0 0

$29,379,288 $11,612,727 $20,918,741 $42,718,176 $12,986,180 $24,137,252 $32,328,202



Updated 06-08-15

Element

137. In-state FT student undergraduate tuition

138. Out-of state FT undergraduate tuition

139. In-state FT student undergraduate required fees

140. Out-of state FT student undergraduate required fees

141. Room charge (Double Occupancy)

142. Board Charge (Maximum plan)

Financial Aid

143. Need Based: Scholarships/Grants- Federal

144. Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- State

145. Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- Institutional


from External Sources147. Need Based: Self-Help: Student loans from all sources

(excluding parent loans)

148. Need Based: Self-Help: Federal Work Study


work-study/employment

150. Need Based: Other: Parent loans

151. Need Based: Other: Tuition Waivers

152. Need Based: Other: Athletic Awards

153. Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Federal

154. Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- State

155. Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Institutional



college


sources

158. Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- Federal Work Study


study/employment

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

$10,410 $1,030 $5,012 $5,227 $8,650 $4,660 $5,472

$18,330 $9,975 $6,962 $27,159 $17,299 $13,766 $16,632

$2,454 $7,945 $2,740 $1,689 $4,738 $1,910 $1,804

$2,454 $7,945 $2,740 $2,785 $4,738 $2,862 $1,804

$6,126 $5,210 $3,660 $6,104 $8,020 $4,890 $6,014

$4,242 $4,328 $3,150 $2,583 $3,530 $4,458 $4,730

5,019,963 2,916,439 8,048,092 1,052,807 6,279,146 5,500,588 11,482,421

309,417 1,013,671 3,189,603 1,100,581 5,738,275 1,934,181 16,306,353

6,653,764 2,025,089 3,529,462 1,281,691 961,874 188,648 0

1,223,364 435,002 554,737 118,704 0 0

11,770,636 7,532,361 17,896,291 1,933,914 11,280,588 6,693,115 11,539,365

3,043,951 379,719 100,978 36,741 259,070 140,778 450,666

36,472 0 0 0 0

859,731 2,415,529 37,420 0 0 0

577,422 473,028 737,223 0 0 0

777,473 0 0 0 0

0 14,801 0 9,090 0 40,975

700 46,631 16,000 957,390 135,228 2,324,362 196,689

5,017,061 119,301 1,276,887 631,196 7,469,028 3,083,094 698,450

670,240 76,803 256,357 100,884 437,111 888,265

24,993,707 1,157,489 7,867,446 2,662,604 23,415,069 10,555,390 12,770,000

0 0 0 0 0 0

1,048,532 0 0 1,486,744 0 1,600,000



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160. Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Parent Loans

161. Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Tuition Waivers

162. Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Athletic Awards



awarded any financial aid


awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aid


awarded any need-based self-help aid


awarded any non-need based scholarship or grant aid


awarded any financial aid whose need was fully met


students need that was met of students who were awarded


undergraduate students awarded any financial need.






help aid.173. The average need-based loan of FT Number of degree-


help aid






Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

10,202,651 201,349 2,524,269 164,547 6,540,866 4,693,750 10,214,297

172,107 2,398,756 700,280 70,383 1,679,543 1,118,719

812,223 0 0 1,233,963 500,970

4,524 1,345 3,864 793 4,928 3,320 7,647

2,978 1,016 2,289 445 2,908 1,983 3,620

1,953 877 1,997 443 1,431 1,372 2,670

2,766 988 1,776 352 2,528 1,502 2,590

1,150 238 774 76 715 706 582

337 761 317 165 416 394 134

61 81 64% 87 58 0.718 66%

$10,785 $14,450 $9,339 $13,005 $11,155 $11,927 $10,349

$6,459 $6,301 $6,478 $9,686 $8,969 $4,979 $9,541

$5,291 $4,359 $6,536 $4,169 $4,412 $4,026 $4,656

$4,295 $3,975 $6,533 $4,065 $4,330 $4,012 $4,034

123 139 1280 0 469 559 650

53 82 481 0 134 224 390

34 72 371 0 83 133 283



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students need that was met of students who were awarded 181. The average financial aid package of PT degree-seeking

undergraduate students awarded any financial need. 182. The average need-based scholarship and grant award of





help aid.



help aid185. Number of FT degree-seeking students who had no


based scholarship or grant aid186. Average dollar amount of institutional non-need-based












or grant

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

49 71 355 0 109 133 259

1 22 78 0 38 18 13

3 69 29 0 12 36 53

45.0% 59.0% 51.0% 0.0% 31.0% 64.2% n/a

$6,182 $8,900 $5,221 $0 $4,174 $10,688 $7,564

$3,869 $2,875 $3,185 $0 $1,781 $2,800 $6,607

$3,675 $2,534 $7,007 $0 $3,544 $3,873 $4,278

$3,395 $2,534 $7,026 $0 $3,544 $3,856 $4,216

459 61 564 257 400 810 211

$3,224 $3,078 $1,885 $2,348 $10,242 $9,148 $1,280

104 0 0 207 71

$7,750 $0 $0 $5,927 $2,953



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Element

















or grant

Keene

State

College

Mass.

College of

Liberal

Arts

Midwestern

State Univ.

New

College of

Florida

Ramapo

College of

New Jersey

Shepherd

Univ.

Sonoma

State Univ.

8 0 45 0 2 82 6

$4,685 $1,186 $0 $3,372 $5,136 $779

2 0 0 2 2

$2,400 $0 $0 $3,489 $2,250



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Element







16a. Yield Rate









ACT Scores




SAT Scores














African American

Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

2,209 8,268 1,874 9,305 4,095 3,109 1,038

2,064 5,046 1,478 5,502 3,050 2,280 835

93.4% 61.0% 78.9% 59.1% 74.5% 73.3% 80.4%

243 416 164 496 552 281 107

386 750 215 735 765 347 199

21 29 1 5 3 5 10

29.4% 14.5% 20.3% 13.3% 32.2% 20.4% 30.4%

719 699 218 1,343 444 653 171

692 524 169 759 262 543 103

540 311 102 314 164 367 64

na 17.6% 37.1% 48.8% 21.0% N/A

0.0% 81.0% 55.3% 95.4% 72.2% N/A

22.4 23 27 27.07 26 N/A

20 20 23 25.3 24 24 N/A

25 26 28 29 30 28 N/A

522 521 593 605 610 N/A

460 460 574 550 570 560 N/A

590 570 650 660 690 660 N/A

502 514 580 614 585 N/A

450 450 530 570 560 540 N/A

560 570 633 660 680 630 N/A

491 498 577 575 N/A

430 440 515 530 N/A

550 550 640 620 N/A

19 60 4 22 59 6 32

79 42 37 106 37 33 N/A

22 24 34 42 57 24 N/A



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unknown











American







races




Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

388 913 247 906 1,058 511 N/A

3 15 2 1 1 3 N/A

7 19 0 0 2 0 N/A

22 7 19 97 41 17 N/A

66 1 26 35 48 21 N/A

24 117 50 27 17 18 809

3,474 4,594 1,622 5,414 1,317 3,093 990

204 177 4 41 56 90 18

646 560 46 83 155 332 39

923 1,262 16 15 460 289 14

3,056 3,805 954 3,163 3,499 2,136 612

2,191 3,148 734 2,292 2,411 1,668 449

107 369 26 162 389 35 82

442 344 121 366 166 170 N/A

113 89 136 170 212 124 N/A

2,775 5,506 1,228 4,136 4,759 3,116 N/A

49 84 5 12 8 13 N/A

22 73 47 3 111 2 N/A

85 53 0 354 6 60 N/A

328 54 75 140 155 128 N/A

1,413 381 50 205 104 156 994

34.0% 20.0% 9.0% 2.0% 19.0% 11.0% 12.0%

66.0% 78.0% 91.0% 98.0% 81.0% 89.0% 88.0%



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Element




Graduate Students


63. FTE Students

64. FTE Faculty

Degrees Conferred









African American














Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

27.0% 21.0% 3.0% 2.0% 2.0% 16.0% 5.0%

26.0% 10.0% 82.0% 56.0% 49.0% 41.0% 48.1%

666 703 33 105 338 41 0

4,353 6,068 1,647 5,553 5,763 14 861

223 341 170 284 344 1 57

0 346 478 0 0 0 0

810 954 450 1,214 1,155 750 161

201 265 28 89 181 10 0

480 536 275 733 688 434 98

330 418 157 481 467 316 63

8 16 5 29 65 4 0

63 34 32 62 29 23 N/A

7 14 30 20 47 17 N/A

591 832 321 940 951 661 N/A

11 15 0 1 8 4 N/A

2 17 0 1 0 0 N/A

13 10 13 83 25 7 N/A

28 0 20 22 5 18 N/A

87 16 11 56 25 16 N/A

111 106 83 268 279 139 27

0 27 0 0 0 46 0

128 105 103 327 277 136 39



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Studies



Arts

Graduation Rates









graduation rate




Retention



Faculty & Staff

92. FT Faculty

93. PT Faculty


Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

18 17 2 0 5 0 14

280 244 190 481 393 251 71

90 48 15 12 89 89 10

673 828 458 1,077 1,334 587 98

152 169 332 712 757 225 49

99 98 35 115 174 132 47

24 51 6 12 10 20 2

738 1,020 443 1,010 1,416 593 133

171 22 289 765 800 231 81

73.8% 65.5% 85.6% 89.9% 88.0% 77.0% 82.0%

170 281 141 252 320 216 56

134 183 67 97 72 80 1

$79,531 $81,954 $93,600 $92,100 $73,414 $85,300 $146,810 (Cdn)



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Museum Technicians









Science Occupations



Occupations






Occupations

Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

$64,332 $65,895 $71,300 $71,700 $60,150 $72,800 $116,670 (Cdn)

$54,250 $53,830 $61,400 $58,200 $53,054 $63,200 $83,810 (Cdn)

$46,922 $42,519 N/A

$64,188 $59,372 $76,800 $72,700 $64,133 $69,700 N/A

$116,330 $113,764 $111,000 $120,900 $99,064 $109,900 $176,170 (Cdn)

$96,223 $92,786 $86,500 $97,200 $78,895 $94,700 $140,000 (Cdn)

$82,037 $76,871 $77,900 $78,800 $68,883 $83,200 $100,570 (Cdn)

$72,787 $58,624 N/A

$96,060 $83,947 $93,100 $97,100 $85,771 $91,000 N/A

0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A

10 0 0 0 0 0 N/A

0 1 1 0 1 0 N/A

0 0 6 11 9 4 1

8 0 5 1 12 0 1

0 87 8 12 15 30 9

19 54 37 70 29 43 18

143 53 32 30 15 41 5

24 21 19 24 29 27 13

2 59 49 23 105 40 5

0 5 3 25 10 9 N/A

0 28 52 125 52 79 N/A

0 0 0 0 1 2 N/A

0 41 36 117 83 117 N/A



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Museum Technicians










Occupations






Occupations





Financial


Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

0 28 14 49 45 50 N/A

0 0 0 3 8 3 N/A

0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A

0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A

0 0 5 0 1 0 N/A

0 0 1 1 0 0 0

0 11 0 0 0 0 0

4 50 0 31 1 0 4

0 8 0 0 0 0 0

23 1 0 8 1 2 0

6 5 4 0 2 3 0

2 20 8 22 8 1 N/A

7 1 0 4 5 0 N/A

4 2 6 0 0 0 N/A

1 0 0 0 0 0 N/A

14 38 0 7 1 9 N/A

0 0 0 4 2 0 N/A

0 1 0 1 0 0 N/A

$29,011,152 $22,880,715 $32,990,556 $26,577,236 $38,628,629 $37,216,168 $6,650,000



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Element







Financial Aid


















college


sources



study/employment

Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

$6,306 $5,416 $11,195 $6,170 $7,096 $3,666 $5,321

$19,881 $17,874 $26,045 $15,820 $13,160 $18,537$19,645.20 (International)

$1,413 $722 $2,629 $1,604 $278 $2,726 $1,457

$1,413 $722 $2,629 $1,604 $278 $2,726 $1,457

$6,402 $3,100 $6,770 $7,220 $5,627 $4,658 $6,502 (R&B)

$4,230 $3,790 $5,160 $4,756 $2,540 $3,674 see above

9,606,641 12,446,025 1,475,070 5,722,855 5,274,772 5,243,055 N/A

1,610,576 118,259 1,980,530 6,330,020 1,986,104 3,035,893 N/A

692,803 10,500 201,389 0 9,424,594 3,290,300 28,092

1,263,211 116,500 324,125 0 818,557 24,677 N/A

21,950,094 9,072,246 4,059,274 9,770,544 13,573,482 8,761,590 N/A

455,131 278,050 100,766 673,417 739,452 110,585 N/A

0 90,137 0 34,770 329,011 N/A

5,282,247 0 2,448,764 0 225,734 N/A

2,481,231 0 201,389 0 931,621 N/A

314,763 0 0 0 479,238 566,317 N/A

2,225 0 0 76,464 264,208 15,726 N/A

15,591 368,033 186,075 590,787 1,426,912 83,386 N/A

179,936 8,712,084 386,590 2,341,581 11,243,316 562,135 638,497

267,537 891,471 191,707 850,000 1,034,729 500 N/A

3,842,281 9,641,248 1,484,776 11,684,956 12,505,180 2,922,949 N/A

0 0 0 0 0 N/A

0 0 0 744,200 1,769,165 1,172,810 N/A



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Element


























help aid






Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

9,190,167 933,990 1,909,310 7,688,342 1,249,556 N/A

475,238 814,119 386,590 0 1,392,566 N/A

197,224 2,708,200 0 0 913,223 1,007,233 N/A

3,429 5,035 1,758 5,414 5,313 3,093 1,016

2,783 3,230 800 2,704 775 1,812 362

2,410 3,215 655 2,108 772 1,652 12

2,545 1,961 559 2,017 546 1,324 N/A

78 593 375 650 762 199 353

200 161 62 1,622 317 389 N/A

52 45.2 69.7 60 86.9 71 N/A

$9,483 $8,272 $14,332 $10,672 $12,466 $11,633 $1,841

$6,262 $6,413 $10,944 $5,718 $7,767 $6,628 $2,341

$4,439 $3,816 $4,086 $5,178 $4,249 $4,608 N/A

$4,264 $3,843 $4,198 $4,844 $3,587 $4,568 N/A

326 585 36 169 332 40

297 319 10 67 150 0

251 315 6 40 127 0



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Element














help aid.

















or grant

Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

274 193 6 60 98 N/A

2 2 3 16 5 0

11 5 0 11 20 N/A

41.0% 33.7% 18.6% 58.5% 51.0% N/A

$6,423 $4,950 $3,911 $5,284 $7,228 N/A

$3,492 $3,357 $3,031 $3,171 $3,388 N/A

$3,763 $3,427 $2,586 $3,517 $3,733 N/A

$3,724 $3,440 $2,586 $3,391 $3,733 N/A

72 814 288 579 1875 194 N/A

$2,088 $4,704 $4,021 $2,790 $5,322 $2,654 N/A

60 255 0 0 307 84 N/A

$3,067 $9,672 $0 NA $4,548 $10,742 N/A



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Element

















or grant

Southern

Oregon

University

Southern

Utah

University

St. Mary's

College of

Maryland

SUNY

College at

Geneseo

Truman

State Univ.

UNC

Asheville

Univ. of

Alberta

Augustana

Campus

4 12 1 18 7 N/A

$825 $4,176 $500 $2,385 $1,978 N/A

3 3 0 8 0 N/A

$4,395 $2,631 $0 $3,001 N/A



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Element







16a. Yield Rate









ACT Scores




SAT Scores














African American

Univ. of

Illinois

Springfield

Univ. of

Maine at

Farmington

Univ. of

Minnesota

Morris

Univ. of

Montevallo

Univ. of

Virginia's

College at

Wise

Univ. of

Wisconsin

Superior

1,460 1,463 2,867 1,821 1,113 877

899 1,237 1,823 1,353 766 599

61.6% 84.6% 63.6% 74.3% 68.8% 68.3%

134 140 183 174 147 134

168 270 228 356 157 191

3 2 2 10 5 5

20.9% 28.2% 14.4% 29.7% 27.8% 37.6%

1,321 151 403 454 230 618

826 133 185 323 170 464

594 88 119 116 280

21.4% 10.0% 27.0% 23.0% 7.0%

99.7% 80.0% 79.0% 0.0% 79.0% 68.0%

23 25 23 20.45 22

20 22 20 17 19

27 28 26 23 24

499 478 N/A

350 440 420 N/A

560 560 530 N/A

488 574 523 466 N/A

510 430 510 460 420 N/A

580 540 650 595 520 N/A

487 544 538 449 N/A

400 420 490 480 390 N/A

530 550 580 585 500 N/A

13 0 11 9 0 34

35 8 19 27 5 13

86 9 4 65 55 4



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unknown











American







races




Univ. of

Illinois

Springfield

Univ. of

Maine at

Farmington

Univ. of

Minnesota

Morris

Univ. of

Montevallo

Univ. of

Virginia's

College at

Wise

Univ. of

Wisconsin

Superior

148 380 274 389 214 257

0 2 25 0 1 1

0 1 0 0 0 0

10 2 22 6 6 3

12 4 58 19 0 18

1 6 0 25 28 34

1,903 1,649 1,741 2,357 1,391 1,914

32 9 20 4 16 12

1,066 89 62 86 425

37 26 76 287 689 104

1,552 1,153 1,023 1,771 1,314 1,487

1,486 620 876 894 868 968

123 14 176 39 0 144

187 26 67 82 40 53

442 34 26 366 222 44

1,995 1,501 1,227 1,931 1,726 2,031

4 11 127 16 6 59

3 2 0 0 0 3

107 14 57 17 20 27

82 40 208 63 9 85

95 131 11 151 159 9

14.3% 16.0% 14.0% 5.0% 5.0% 43.0%

85.7% 84.0% 86.0% 95.0% 95.0% 57.0%



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Element




Graduate Students


63. FTE Students

64. FTE Faculty

Degrees Conferred









African American














Univ. of

Illinois

Springfield

Univ. of

Maine at

Farmington

Univ. of

Minnesota

Morris

Univ. of

Montevallo

Univ. of

Virginia's

College at

Wise

Univ. of

Wisconsin

Superior

40.6% 6.0% 4.0% 12.0% 9.0% 31.0%

30.2% 50.0% 47.0% 35.0% 28.0%

2,393 187 0 446 0 134

3,726 1,763 1,800 3,066 1,663 2,193

261 135 136 169 136 139

0 0 0 23

690 440 372 326 277 463

542 15 198 0 37

374 294 213 157 280

316 146 159 120 183

16 0 30 0 32

34 10 7 6 7

65 3 9 26 4

504 386 265 230 398

3 1 18 2 8

2 0 0 0 0

25 3 9 3 3

14 8 33 0 8

27 29 1 10 3

130 50 67 39 61

29 6 6 51 0

152 45 113 40 42



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Studies



Arts

Graduation Rates









graduation rate




Retention



Faculty & Staff

92. FT Faculty

93. PT Faculty


Univ. of

Illinois

Springfield

Univ. of

Maine at

Farmington

Univ. of

Minnesota

Morris

Univ. of

Montevallo

Univ. of

Virginia's

College at

Wise

Univ. of

Wisconsin

Superior

3 22 4 0 49

263 92 124 116 193

13 18 26 8 26

304 512 358 483 427 303

101 184 180 115 98 59

37 77 37 73 68 55

10 13 10 29 14 17

37 560 418 407 369

108 244 223 93 80

79.2% 75.0% 79.0% 74.0% 67.0% 72.0%

214 116 119 141 100 126

165 57 35 100 109 92

$109,300 $73,434 $78,000 $79,704 $67,000



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Museum Technicians









Science Occupations



Occupations






Occupations

Univ. of

Illinois

Springfield

Univ. of

Maine at

Farmington

Univ. of

Minnesota

Morris

Univ. of

Montevallo

Univ. of

Virginia's

College at

Wise

Univ. of

Wisconsin

Superior

$67,500 $60,586 $64,900 $66,409 $56,500

$62,100 $52,199 $54,000 $56,872 $56,200

$47,600 $52,119 $44,300 $49,580

$69,600 $61,972 $60,400 $62,768 $57,400

$140,800 $101,943 $110,800 $27,483 $94,300

$93,100 $84,595 $95,000 $29,657 $79,200

$87,000 $74,763 $76,800 $25,578 $78,900

$70,300 $80,540 $69,400 $24,649

$95,600 $87,106 $88,400 $26,943 $80,300

0 0 0 1 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

2 3 5 5 4

9 5 2 1 2

31 26 1 0 8

94 6 26 49 34

59 10 37 15 18

33 4 9 10 29

50 32 28 34 42

3 4 2 0 2

78 46 44 32 28

0 1 0 1 0

111 35 50 43 45



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Museum Technicians










Occupations






Occupations





Financial


Univ. of

Illinois

Springfield

Univ. of

Maine at

Farmington

Univ. of

Minnesota

Morris

Univ. of

Montevallo

Univ. of

Virginia's

College at

Wise

Univ. of

Wisconsin

Superior

25 12 19 18 10

9 0 1 0 7

2 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 1 0 1 0

1 0 1 1 1

1 2 0 1

1 0 0 3

5 0 2 4

1 0 1 4

17 14 10 19

0 6 0 0

0 10 18 2

0 1 0 0

4 11 9 2 8

0 1 2 0

0 0 0 0

$14,026,261 $13,554,000 $11,236,222 $69,641,888 $14,404,683



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Element







Financial Aid


















college


sources



study/employment

Univ. of

Illinois

Springfield

Univ. of

Maine at

Farmington

Univ. of

Minnesota

Morris

Univ. of

Montevallo

Univ. of

Virginia's

College at

Wise

Univ. of

Wisconsin

Superior

$9,265 $8,352 $11,720 $4,862 $6,535

$15,180 $17,440 $11,720 $19,864 $14,108

$1,962 $865 $864 $4,006 $1,459

$1,962 $865 $864 $4,638 $1,459

$7,300 $4,750 $3,540 $6,228 $3,595

$4,400 $4,220 $3,942 $4,112 $2,490

4,567,610 4,223,898 3,201,630 3,562,365 4,380,970

3,378,980 865,711 3,640,960 2,198,356 1,183,537

3,250,104 2,817,384 4,253,068 217,268 747,006

402,193 815,243 701,775 0 84,796

11,926,627 9,459,685 6,872,759 2,970,518 6,301,524

199,082 777,891 958,172 252,342 315,000

922,633 113,605 162,226 0 150,000

1,096,494 443,010 0 0

1,002,533 374,820 2,276,426 613,828

400,601 0 0 0

237,200 0 46,500 0

435,661 0 177,895 103,893

897,921 154,208 1,432,910 2,543,276 49,575

284,640 3,000 334,265 618,014 463,348

1,382,049 2,872,011 2,300,852 2,956,306 6,794,809

0 0 0

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College at

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Univ. of

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257,008 0 617,589 0

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160 16 414 598 347

136 610 527 299 159

68 83.1 81 83 82

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$9,451 $6,502 $9,767 $6,898 $5,360

$4,887 $7,358 $8,640 $4,264 $4,921

$4,250 $6,888 $8,682 $3,996 $4,298

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College at

Wise

Univ. of

Wisconsin

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COPLAC Data Profile Collection 2014-15

Updated 04-21-2015

Element

NumberElement Name Notes Element Source Timeframe

1 Institution Name

2 Submitter Name

3 Submitter Email4 Submitter Phone Number5 Submitter Address 1

6 Submitter Address 27 Submitter City

8 Submitter State9 Submitter Zip

10 Collection Year

11 Is this revised data? 12 Number of first-time first year applications recieved CDS C1 Applied (Male FA 201413 Number of first-time first year admitted CDS C1 Admitted (Male FA 201414 Number of first-time first year males enrolled FT CDS C1 Enrolled FT FA 2014

15 Number of first-time first year females enrolled FTCDS C1 Enrolled FT

(Male and Female) FA 2014

16 Number of first-time first year enrolled PTCDS C1 Enrolled PT

(Male and Female) FA 2014

17 Number of transfer applications recievedCDS D2 Applied (Male

and Female) FA 2014

18 Number of transfers admittedCDS D2 Admitted (Male

and Female) FA 2014

19 Number of transfers enrolledCDS D2 Enrolled (Male

and Female) FA 2014

20 Percent of first time first year in top 10% of HS class CDS C10 FA 2014

21Percent of total first-time first year (freshman) students

who submitted high school class rankCDS C10 FA 2014

22 Average ACT Composite First-time first-year students only Institution FA 2014

23 25th Percentile ACT Composite First-time first-year students only CDS C9 FA 2014

COPLAC Data Profile 2014-15 Definitions Page 1 of 14


Updated 04-21-2015

24 75th Percentile ACT Composite First-time first-year students only CDS C9 FA 2014

25 Average SAT Critical Reading First-time first-year students only Institution FA 2014

26 25th Percentile SAT- Critical Reading First-time first-year students only CDS C9 FA 2014

27 75th Percentile SAT- Critical Reading First-time first-year students only CDS C9 FA 2014

28 Average SAT Math First-time first-year students only Institution FA 2014

29 25th Percentile SAT- Math First-time first-year students only CDS C9 FA 2014

30 75th Percentile SAT- Math First-time first-year students only CDS C9 FA 2014

31 Average SAT Writing First-time first-year students only Institution FA 2014

32 25th Percentile SAT- Writing First-time first-year students only CDS C9 FA 2014

33 75th Percentile SAT- Writing First-time first-year students only CDS C9 FA 2014

34 Number of first-time first year Non resident aliens CDS B2 FA 2014

35 Number of first-time first year Hispanic CDS B2 FA 2014

36Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Black or

African AmericanCDS B2 FA 2014

37 Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic White CDS B2 FA 2014

38Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic American

Indian or Alaska NativeCDS B2 FA 2014

39Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Native

Hawaiian or other Pacific IslanderCDS B2 FA 2014

40 Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic Asian CDS B2 FA 2014

41Number of first-time first year Non-Hispanic two or more

racesCDS B2 FA 2014



Updated 04-21-2015

42Number of first-time first year Race and/or ethnicity

unknownCDS B2 FA 2014

43 Number of FT degree-seeking undergraduate students CDS B1 FA 2014

44 Number of FT non-degree undergraduate students CDS B1 FA 2014

45 Number of PT degree-seeking undergraduate students CDS B1 FA 2014

46 Number of PT non-degree undergraduate students CDS B1 FA 2014

47 Number of Undergraduate FemalesIncludes degree and non-degree

undergraduatesCDS B1 FA 2014

48 Number of Undergraduate MalesIncludes degree and non-degree


49 Number of Undergraduate Non resident aliens Includes degree and non-degree


50 Number of Undergraduates Hispanic Includes degree and non-degree


51Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Black or African

American

Includes degree and non-degree


52 Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic WhiteIncludes degree and non-degree


53Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic American Indian

or Alaska Native



54Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian




55 Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic AsianIncludes degree and non-degree


56Number of Undergraduates Non-Hispanic two or more

races





Updated 04-21-2015

57 Number of Undergraduate Race and/or ethnicity unknownIncludes degree and non-degree


58 Percent Undergraduates out of State

Degree-seeking undergraduate

students only. Excludes

international/ non-resident alien

from the numerator and

denominator

CDS F1 FA 2014

59 Percent Undergraduates in State





denominator

CDS F1 FA 2014

60 Percent of undergraduate students age 25 and older





denominator

CDS F1 FA 2014

61Percent of undergraduates who live in college-owned,






denominator

CDS F1 FA 2014

62 Number of graduate studentsIncludes degree and non-degree

graduate studentsCDS B1 FA 2014

63 FTE StudentsFrom Student-Faculty Ration

Calculation Sheet

IPEDS Fall Enrollment

Part FFA 2014



Updated 04-21-2015

64 FTE FacultyFrom Student-Faculty Ration

Calculation Sheet

IPEDS Fall Enrollment

Part FFA 2014

65 Number of associate or lower degrees conferred IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

66 Number of baccalaureate degrees conferred IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

67 Number of master's and higher degrees conferred IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

68 Number of baccalaureate degrees to females IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

69 Number of baccalaureate degrees to males IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

70 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non resident aliens Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

71 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Hispanic Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

72Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Black or

African AmericanMajor 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

73 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic White Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

74Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic American

Indian or Alaska NativeMajor 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

75Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Native

Hawaiian or other Pacific IslanderMajor 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

76 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic Asian Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

77Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic two or

more racesMajor 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

78 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Non-Hispanic unknown Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

79Number of baccalaureate degrees - Humanities, Languages,

and Communication

CIP 05, 09, 16, 23, 38, 54 Major 1

onlyIPEDS Completions AY 2013-14



Updated 04-21-2015

80 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Liberal Arts CIP 24 Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

81Number of baccalaureate degrees - Mathematics, Natural

and Physical Sciences, Computer ScienceCIP 03, 11, 26, 27, 40 Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

82Number of baccalaureate degrees - Multi/Interdisciplinary

StudiesCIP 30 Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

83 Number of baccalaureate degrees - Social Sciences CIP 42, 45, 52 Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

84Number of baccalaureate degrees - Visual and Performing

ArtsCIP 50 Major 1 only IPEDS Completions AY 2013-14

85 GRS Revised Cohort

(for 6 year graduation rate

construction) Entering Cohort

minus those that did not persist and

did not graduate for the following

reasons: death, permanent

disability, service in the armed

forces, foreign aid service of the

federal government, or official

church missions

CDS B6

FA 2008

entering

cohort

86Number of students in GRS Revised cohort who completed



construction)CDS B7

Graduated by

Summer 2012

87

Number of students in GRS Revised cohort who completed

the program in more than four years but in five years or

less


construction)CDS B8

Gradauted

between

Summer 2012

88Number of students in GRS Revised cohort who completed



construction)CDS B9

Graduated

between

Summer 2013

89First time first year revised initial cohort for four year

graduation rate

(for most recent 4 year graduation

rate construction)Institution

Fall 2010

entering

cohort

90

Number of students in first time first year revised initial



(for most recent 4 year graduation

rate construction)Institution

Graduated by

Summer 2014



Updated 04-21-2015

91First to second year retention rate for first time full time

degree seeking first year students (freshman)CDS B22

Fall 2013

reenrolled in

Fall 2014

92 FT Faculty CDS I 1 a (Column FT) FA 2014

93 PT Faculty CDS I 1 a (Column PT) FA 2014

94 Faculty average salary - ProfessorAcademe March-April

(Salary) Issue2014-15

95 Faculty average salary - Associate ProfessorAcademe March-April


96 Faculty average salary - Assistant ProfessorAcademe March-April


97 Faculty average salary - InstructorAcademe March-April


98 Faculty average salary - All RanksAcademe March-April


99 Faculty average compensation - Professor Compensation is salary + benefitsAcademe March-April


100 Faculty average compensation - Associate Professor Compensation is salary + benefitsAcademe March-April


101 Faculty average compensation - Assistant Professor Compensation is salary + benefitsAcademe March-April


102 Faculty average compensation - Instructor Compensation is salary + benefitsAcademe March-April


103 Faculty average compensation - All Ranks Compensation is salary + benefitsAcademe March-April


104 FT Non-instructional Staff - Research Staff Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

105 FT Non-instructional Staff - Public Service Staff Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

106FT Non-instructional Staff - Archivists, Curators, & Museum

TechniciansNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

107 FT Non-instructional Staff - Librarians Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

108 FT Non-instructional Staff - Library Techinicians Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014



Updated 04-21-2015

109FT Non-instructional Staff - Student & Academic Affairs &

Other Education Services OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

110 FT Non-instructional Staff - Management Occupations Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

111FT Non-instructional Staff - Business & Financial Operations

OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

112FT Non-instructional Staff - Computer, Engineering, &

Science OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

113

FT Non-instructional Staff - Community, Social Service,


Occupations

Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

114FT Non-instructional Staff - Healthcare Practitioners &

Techinical OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

115 FT Non-instructional Staff - Service Occupations Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

116 FT Non-instructional Staff - Sales & Related Occupations Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

117FT Non-instructional Staff - Office Administrative Support

OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

118FT Non-instructional Staff - National Resources,

Construction, & Maintenance OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

119FT Non-instructional Staff - Production, Transportation, &

Material Moving OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part B2 FA 2014

120 PT Non-instructional Staff - Research Staff Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

121 PT Non-instructional Staff - Public Service Staff Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

122PT Non-instructional Staff - Archivists, Curators, & Museum

TechniciansNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

123 PT Non-instructional Staff - Librarians Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

124 PT Non-instructional Staff - Library Techinicians Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014



Updated 04-21-2015

125PT Non-instructional Staff - Student & Academic Affairs &

Other Education Services OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

126 PT Non-instructional Staff - Management Occupations Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

127PT Non-instructional Staff - Business & Financial Operations

OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

128PT Non-instructional Staff - Scomputer, Engineering, &

Science OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

129

PT Non-instructional Staff - Community, Social Service,


Occupations

Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

130PT Non-instructional Staff - Healthcare Practitioners &

Techinical OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

131 PT Non-instructional Staff - Service Occupations Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

132 PT Non-instructional Staff - Sales & Related Occupations Non-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

133PT Non-instructional Staff - Office Administrative Support

OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

134PT Non-instructional Staff - National Resources,

Construction, & Maintenance OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

135PT Non-instructional Staff - Production, Transportation, &

Material Moving OccupationsNon-medical school staff only IPEDS HR Part D2 FA 2014

136 Total market value of funds functioning as an endowment IPEDS Finance H2 FY2014

137 In-state FT student undergraduate tuitionIPEDS Institutional

Characteristics D52014-15

138 Out-of state FT undergraduate tuitionIPEDS Institutional


139 In-state FT student undergraduate required feesIPEDS Institutional


140 Out-of state FT student undergraduate required feesIPEDS Institutional


141 Room charge (Double Occupancy)IPEDS Institutional




Updated 04-21-2015

142 Board Charge (Maximum Plan)IPEDS Institutional


143 Need Based: Scholarships/Grants- Federal CDS H12013-2014

Final144 Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- State CDS H1

2013-2014

Final145 Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- Institutional CDS H1

2013-2014

Final

146Need Based: Scholarships/ Grants- Scholarships/grants

from External SourcesCDS H1

2013-2014

Final

147Need Based: Self-Help: Student loans from all sources

(excluding parent loans)CDS H1

2013-2014

Final

148 Need Based: Self-Help: Federal Work Study CDS H12013-2014

Final

149Need Based: Self-Help: State and other (e.g. institutional)

work-study/employmentCDS H1

2013-2014

Final

150 Need Based: Other: Parent loans CDS H12013-2014

Final151 Need Based: Other: Tuition Waivers CDS H1

2013-2014

Final152 Need Based: Other: Athletic Awards CDS H1

2013-2014

Final153 Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Federal CDS H1

2013-2014

Final154 Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- State CDS H1

2013-2014

Final155 Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- Institutional CDS H1 2013-2014

156 Non-Need Based Aid: Scholarships/ Grants- CDS H1 2013-2014

157 Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- Student loans from all CDS H1 2013-2014 158 Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- Federal Work Study CDS H1 2013-2014 159 Non-Need Based Aid: Self-Help- State and other work- CDS H1 2013-2014

160 Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Parent Loans CDS H12013-2014

Final161 Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Tuition Waivers CDS H1

2013-2014

Final162 Non-Need Based Aid: Other- Athletic Awards CDS H1

2013-2014

Final

163 FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students CDS H2a2013-2014

Final

164FT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students

awarded any financial aidCDS H2d

2013-2014

Final


awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aidCDS H2e

2013-2014

Final



Updated 04-21-2015


awarded any need-based self-help aidCDS H2f

2013-2014

Final


awarded any non-need based scholarship or grant aidCDS H2g

2013-2014

Final


awarded any financial aid whose need was fully met CDS H2h

2013-2014

Final

169

The percentage of FT degree-seeking undergraduate


any need-based aid.

Exclude any aid that was awarded in

excess of need as well as any

resources that were awarded to

replace EFC (PLUS loans,

unsubsidized loans, and private

alternative loans.)

CDS H2i2013-2014

Final

170The average financial aid package of FT degree-seeking


Exclude any resources that were

awarded to replace EFC (PLUS

loans, unsubsidized loans, and

private alternative loans. )

CDS H2j2013-2014

Final

171

The average need-based scholarship and grant award of FT

degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-


CDS H2k2013-2014

Final

172

The average need-based self-help award of FT degree-

seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-based

self-help aid.

Exclude PLUS loans, unsubsidized

loans, and private alternative loans.CDS H2l

2013-2014

Final

173

The average need-based loan of FT Number of degree-


self-help aid


loans, and private alternative loans.CDS H2m

2013-2014

Final

174 PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students CDS H2a2013-2014

Final

175PT Number of degree-seeking undergraduate students

awarded any financial aidCDS H2d

2013-2014

Final



Updated 04-21-2015


awarded any need-based scholarship or grant aidCDS H2e

2013-2014

Final


awarded any need-based self-help aidCDS H2f

2013-2014

Final


awarded any non-need based scholarship or grant aidCDS H2g

2013-2014

Final


awarded any financial aid whose need was fully met CDS H2h

2013-2014

Final

180

The percentage of PT degree-seeking undergraduate


any need-based aid.

Exclude any aid that was awarded in

excess of need as well as any

resources that were awarded to

replace EFC (PLUS loans,

CDS H2i2013-2014

Final

181The average financial aid package of PT degree-seeking


Exclude any resources that were

awarded to replace EFC (PLUS

loans, unsubsidized loans, and

private alternative loans. )

CDS H2j2013-2014

Final

182

The average need-based scholarship and grant award of PT

degree-seeking undergraduate students awarded any need-


CDS H2k2013-2014

Final

183

The average need-based self-help award of PT degree-


self-help aid.


loans, and private alternative loans.CDS H2l

2013-2014

Final

184

The average need-based loan of PT Number of degree-


self-help aid


loans, and private alternative loans.CDS H2m

2013-2014

Final

185

Number of FT degree-seeking students who had no

financial need and who were awarded institutional non-

need-based scholaship or grant aid

Exclude those where were awarded

athletic awards and tuition benefits. CDS HAn

2013-2014

Final



Updated 04-21-2015

186

Average dollar amount of institutional non-need-based



institutional non-need-based scholaship or grant aid

CDS H2Ao2013-2014

Final

187

Number of FT degree-seeking students who had no


need-based scholarship or grant aid who were awarded an


CDS H2Ap2013-2014

Final

188


athletic scholarship and grants awarded to FT degree-

seeking students who had no financial need and who were

awarded institutional non-need-based scholaship or grant

aid wh were awarded an institutional non-need-based

athletic scholarship or grant

CDS H2Aq2013-2014

Final

189

Number of PT degree-seeking students who had no


need-based scholarship or grant aid

Exclude those where were awarded

athletic awards and tuition benefits. CDS HAn

2013-2014

Final

190


scholarship and grant aid awarded to PTdegree-seeking



CDS H2Ao2013-2014

Final

191

Number of PT degree-seeking students who had no


need-based scholarship or grant aid who were awarded an


CDS H2Ap2013-2014

Final



Updated 04-21-2015

192


athletic scholarship and grants awarded to PT degree-

seeking students who had no financial need and who were

awarded institutional non-need-based scholarship or grant

aid who were awarded an institutional non-need-based

athletic scholarship or grant

CDS H2Aq2013-2014

Final

Revised

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