Office of Institutional Research

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay                   

Fall 2003 Enrollment Update: Final (9/15/2003)

Census Date (10th day of classes)

Part 1.  Headcounts and Full-time Equivalents

STUDENT CATEGORY

STUDENTS

FTE

2002

2003

2002

2003

Continuing Undergraduates by Class

Freshman

140

128

113

103.8

Sophomore

949

938

840

855.4

Junior

899

872

825

810.1

Senior

1484

1490

1300

1310.7

All

3472

3428

3079

3080.0

New Freshmen

903

963

816

926.3

Transfers

318

456

255

376.9

Reentries

90

98

50

48.7

Undergraduate Specials

117

129

49

58.2

Graduate Students

153

162

72

78.3

Total in CAMPUS programs

5053

5236

4321

4568.5

Extended Degree  (1)

214

217

101

92.9

GRAND TOTAL

5267

5416(2)

4421

4671.4

(1) EDP data cover the enrollment period from 1/1/2003 through today, including all EDP classes in the Spring 2003 and Summer 2003 sessions.
(2) There are 37 students counted in both the CAMPUS programs line and the Extended Degree line.  They are not double counted in the 5416 total for the campus.

Part 2.  Tuition Revenue Estimates

LEVEL

Category

Enrollment Targets (2)

Actual Enrollment

Tuition Rate (3)

Estimated Revenue

Undergraduate        
 

Full-time Resident HEADS

3,987 4,202 $1,750.20 $7,367,904
  Part-time Resident HOURS 4,137 4,153 $145.85 $607,538
  Full-time Non-resident HEADS 145 159 $6,773.40 $1,079,228
  Part-time Non-resident HOURS 160 108 $564.45 $60,961
  Undergraduate Sub-total       $9,115,632
Graduate        
 

Full-time Resident HEADS

29 33 $2,421.00 $79,893
  Part-time Resident HOURS 456 453 $269.00 $121,857
  Full-time Non-resident HEADS 10 14 $7,726.05 $108,165
  Part-time Non-resident HOURS 12 2 $858.45 $1,717
  Graduate Sub-total       $311,632
           
GROSS TOTAL       $9,427,263

(2) The targets shown here are preliminary targets from the 2003-04 revenue projection, which has not been finalized.
(3) The tuition rates shown here are 2003-04 rates that the Board of Regents approved at its July 2003 meeting.

Highlights

  • With 5,416 students, UW-Green Bay is serving about 150 more students this year than in Fall 2002.  The Fall 2003 headcount is the institution's 11th largest fall.  The total of 4671 full-time equivalent students (FTEs) is an increase of 250 over Fall 2002, and is an an all-time FTE high for UW-Green Bay.  The graphs below visually differentiate between headcount and FTE trends over the past twenty years. 

  • At the undergraduate level, a large senior class last year permitted us to register 60 more new freshmen and 138 more new transfer students than last year.  The distribution of continuing undergraduate students across the classes is similar this year to last year, suggesting that the University may experience another year of large graduating classes.

  • Because much of the program development at the University in recent years has focused on graduate programs, it is useful to know what the 162 graduate students are studying.  The following table provides a preliminary breakdown.  (Graduate Specials taking 102-funded graduate courses are classified according to the academic area of their coursework.)

Graduate Program or Area Students Declared Majors Graduate Specials FTEs
Environmental Science & Policy 71 61 10 35.2
Management 41 25 16 20.9
Teaching & Learning 43 41 2 14.8
Social Work 7 6 1 7.4
Total 162 133 29 78.3

Comparison Reports

 

University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
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Office Contact: Debbie Furlong, Director of Institutional Research
Address: Office of Provost , 2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay, WI, 54311
Phone: (920)465-2374               email: furlongd@uwgb.edu