Enrollment Management and Marketing

Fall 2011 Enrollment Highlights

Fall enrollment reached a record 34,087 students (+4.7%)

• 28,959 undergraduates
• 4,313 graduate students
• 815 postbaccalaureate students
• 20,246 White
• 9,043 Hispanic/Latino
• 2,098 African American
• 188 Multi-Racial/African American
• 657 Asian
• 44 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
• 145 American Indian/Alaskan Native
• 362 International Non-Residents
• 449 Multi-Racial
• 855 Unknown

  4,459 Freshmen
  

• 2,384 White
• 1,435 Hispanic/Latino
• 334 African American
• 43 Multi-Racial/African American
• 61 Asian
• 7 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
• 15 American Indian/Alaskan
• 15 International Non-Reisdents
• 83 Multi-Racial
• 82 Unknown

3,826 Transfer Students

• 2,157 White
• 1076 Hispanic/Latino
• 221 African American
• 30 Multi-Racial/African American
• 70 Asian
• 11 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
• 13 American Indian/Alaskan
• 20 International Non-Residents
• 153 Unknown

 4,313 Graduate Students

• 2,646 White
• 865 Hispanic/Latino
• 246 African American
• 15 Multi-Racial/African American
• 99 Asian
• 6 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
• 12 American Indian/Alaskan Native
• 196 International Non-Residents
• 61 Multi-Racial
• 167 Unknown
• Doctoral enrollment grew to 404--an increase of 4.1%.
• Colleges with the largest increases in graduate enrollment included the Colleges of Applied Arts (+16.4%) and Fine Arts and Communications (+8.95%).