SPRING 2001 ENROLLMENT UPDATE: WEEK 10

After one week of school

Enrollments by Status
Student Category FTE 2000 FTE 2001 Heads 2000 Heads 2001
Continuing Undergraduates 3563 3626 4144 4160
       Freshmen 737 769 837 868
       Sophomores 818 793 934 900
       Juniors 797 853 920 950
       Seniors 1211 1211 1453 1442
New Freshmen 29 25 37 33
New Transfers 186 194 256 267
Reentries 35 43 75 90
Graduate Students 62 75 165 186
Specials 47 44 137 132
TOTAL REGULAR 3922 4007 4814 4868
Extended Degree 69 69 208 199
GRAND TOTAL 3991 4076 5022 5067

Notes:  Only students taking regular on-campus courses are counted.   Extension, remedial, study abroad, high school, and agency-funded enrollments are excluded.

Comparison to targets:

  • UW-Green Bay does not have specific FTE or headcount targets for spring semesters. 
  • The current Spring FTE total of 4076 (including 4007 FTE in on-campus programs and 69 FTE from the Extended Dergee program) is an all-time record for UW-Green Bay. 
  • Our Spring Gross Tuition target is $6,519,567.  The value of current registrations is $6,608,132, about $90,000 over the target.  
  • We will track registrations for one more week, but there should be very little change after this point.

Comparison to last year's enrollments:

  • FTE and headcount enrollments are as strong or stronger than last spring in all categories except New Freshmen, which were purposefully limited this year.  Strong spring enrollments will have an impact on the number of new students we can admit for Fall 2001.
  • Enrollments are primarily larger because we enrolled more students in Fall 2000 than Fall 1999.  Regular enrollments for fall were up 2.0%.  Current spring enrollments are up 2.2% over last spring.
  • Although the overall retention of New Fall Freshmen into the spring is the same this year as last year, 89%, retention is higher in some important categories.  Retention of minority students from the fall into the spring has risen from 79.6% last year to 82.4% this year.  Retention of "successful" students -- those who complete 15 or more credits with a grade average of C or higher in their first term -- has risen from 94.7% last year to 97.1% this year.
  • The Extended Degree Program has enrolled 199 students for 69 FTE, compared to 208 students and 69 FTE last spring.

Reports from prior weeks:

 

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