Fall 2005 Enrollment Update
Census Date
(After 10 days of the term)
Part 1. Headcounts and
Full-time Equivalents
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Freshman
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110
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145
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87.1
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122.9
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Sophomore
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985 |
974
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898.9
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889.6
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Junior
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920 |
916
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851.3
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855.9
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Senior
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1456
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1514
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1282.1
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1331.7
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All
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3471 |
3549
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3119.4
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3200.1
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996
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908
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899.9
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835.9
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447 |
545
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366.1
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439.7
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86
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96
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52.9
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60.1
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97
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109
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42.5 |
43.6
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187
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145
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80.8
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61.7
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5284
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5352
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4561.5
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4641.1
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209
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N.A.
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81.7
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N.A.
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5425
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5352 |
4643.2
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4641.1 |
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232
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462 |
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238.7
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5657
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5814
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4879.9
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Part 2. Tuition Revenue
Estimates
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Full-time Resident HEADS
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4,275 |
4,313
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$2,138.52
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$9,223,437
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Part-time Resident HOURS
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4,455 |
4,129
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$178.21
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$735,829
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Full-time Non-resident HEADS
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143 |
140
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$7,161.60
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$1,002,624
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Part-time Non-resident HOURS
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65 |
112
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$596.80
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$66,842
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|
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|
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Full-time Resident HEADS
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49 |
41
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$2,809.62
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$115,194
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Part-time Resident HOURS
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540 |
386 |
$312.18
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$120,501
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Full-time Non-resident HEADS
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15 |
4
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$8,114.58
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$32,458
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Part-time Non-resident HOURS
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0 |
16 |
$901.62
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$14,426
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$11,311,312
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(1) EDP
is now part of Outreach and Extension and is included in the "Other students"
line. "Campus" figures refer to 102-funded classes.
(2) Other students are those served through Outreach and Extension, Study
Abroad, and Grant-funded programs.
(3) This table excludes students who withdrew in the first two weeks of school.
Those students are included in Table 1 and in most enrollment-related tables.
Highlights
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UW-Green Bay's total census
date enrollments for Fall 2005 are 5814 students and 4879.9 FTEs. The
102-funded portion totals 5,352 students and 4641.1 FTE. In Fall 2004,
UW-Green Bay submitted a plan to the UW System indicating we would be
working towards enrolling 4645 FTE in 102-funded programs.
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Current registrations will
generate approximately $11.3M of tuition revenue. Revenues are
estimated to end about $116,000 below the gross fall tuition target.
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The revenue shortfall is due
to gaps between planned and actual enrollments in the graduate programs,
especially for non-resident students. Every graduate plan has enrolled
fewer students this fall than last fall.
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The
distribution of students across the multicultural backgrounds that the
University tracks is similar to last year. In Fall 2004, 93.1% of all
students were white students from the U.S. This year that percent has
fallen slightly, to 92.4%. The percent of U.S. students of color has
risen from 5.8% last year to 6.6% this year, and the percent of foreign
students has stayed the same, at 1.0%.

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