NUMBER

PERCENT

YEARS

AVERAGE AGE*

UNDERGRADUATES

9,490

86.8%

UNDERGRADUATES

24.2

GRADUATE STUDENTS

1,444

13.2%

GRADUATES

32.5

FULL-TIME

8,455

77.3%

NUMBER

PERCENT

PART-TIME

2,479

22.7%

AGE BY LEVEL*

UNDERGRADUATES

. 25

7,578

69.3%

MEN

5,270

48.2%

UNDERGRADUATES

> 25

1,829

16.7%

WOMEN

5,664

51.8%

GRADUATES

< 25

334

3.1%

U.S. MINORITY STUDENTS

1,093

10.0%

GRADUATES

> 25

1,110

INDIANA RESIDENTS

9,452

86.4%

OUT-OF-STATE

924

8.5%

ENROLLMENTS FROM:

92 INDIANA COUNTIES

INTERNATIONAL

558

5.1%

51 STATES AND U.S. TERRITORIES

69 COUNTRIES

HIGHLIGHTS

ENROLLMENT CHANGES FROM FALL 1995 TO FALL 1996

UNIVERSITY TOTALS

FULL-TIME STATUS***

Total enrollment decreased by 250 students or 2.2%.

Full-time enrollment decreased by 193 students or 2.2%.

Full-time undergraduates decreased by 162 students or 2.0%.

Full-time graduate students decreased by 31 students or 4.5%.

Total full-time equivalent (FTE)** students decreased by 192.6 or 2.1%.

PART-TIME STATUS***

CLASSIFICATION

Part-time enrollment decreased by 57 students or 2.3%.

Freshman enrollment increased by 131 students or 4.8%.

Part-time undergraduates increased by 108 students or 6.8%.

Sophomore enrollment decreased by 67 students or 3.1%.

Part-time graduate students decreased by 165 students or 17.4%.

Junior enrollment decreased by 108 students or 5.4%.

IN-STATE RESIDENTS

Senior enrollment decreased by 10 students or 0.4%.

In-state students decreased by 105 students or 1.1%.

SCHOOL / COLLEGE

In-state undergraduates increased by 12 students or 0.1%.

The largest enrollment decreases by school/college were in

In-state graduate students decreased by 117 students or 11.2%.

Nursing ****(156 students or 20.4%) and Graduate Studies (196

OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENTS

students or 12.0%).

Out-of-state students decreased by 122 students or 11.7%.

Enrollment increased in the Non-Degree program (249 students or

Out-of-state undergraduates decreased by 49 students or 7.2%.

145.6%), the Student Academic Services Center program (81 students

Out-of-state graduate students decreased by 73 students or 20.2%.

or 6.5%), and in the School of Education (18 students or 2.1%).

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

U.S. MINORITY STUDENTS

International students decreased by 23 students or 4.0%.

The U.S. minority student enrollment increased by 75 students or 7.4%.

International undergraduates decreased by 17 students or 4.9%.

International graduate students decreased by 6 student or 2.6%.

*Average age is based on 10,851 students for whom age data was available (99.2% of total enrollment).

**Total FTE Students = (Total Number of Undergraduate Credit Hours Enrolled / 15) + (Total Number of Graduate Credit Hours Enrolled / 12).

***FULL-TIME : enrolled for 12 or more hours (Undergraduate), 9 or more hours (Graduate); ***PART-TIME: enrolled for less than 12 hours (Undergraduate), less than 9 hours (Graduate).

****Nursing Enrollment included "Nursing" and "Nursing Non-Designated" students. The Nursing Non-Designated category accounted for 148 students or 94.9% of the Nursing Enrollment decline.

Caucasian students comprise 8,051 (84.8 %) of all undergraduates.

Caucasian students comprise 1,079 (74.7 %) of all graduate students.

International students comprise 338 (3.6%) of all undergraduates.

International students comprise 226 (15.6%) of all graduate students.

Top Ten Undergraduate Majors by Department

Top Ten Graduate Majors by Department

ENROLLMENT BY DEPARTMENT
FALL 1996