Notes:  The tuition estimates incorporate information about the students' residencies and credit loads. Minnesota Compact students are counted as residents on this table, and students eligible for the special Menominee County fee rate are counted as non-residents.

Comparison to prior year:

After two weeks of priority summer registration, enrollments lag behind last year by 64 students (down 8%) and 10 FTE (down 4%).  It is too early to project final enrollments.

Comparison to Tuition Projection:

UW-Green Bay's tuition revenue target for Summer 2003 has not yet been established.  If we do not maintain enrollments at last year's level, or slightly higher, we will fall short of the summer revenue target.

Class-by-class enrollments - click here

The summer schedule includes 21 lower level classes, 28 upper level classes, 11 classes in Extended Degree and 18 in Outreach/Extension.. 

This graph shows the section sizes in the 49 lower and upper level classes offered on campus through the 102 and 115 funds (excluding Extended Degree and Outreach/Extension). At this time, the average upper level class has registered 33% more students than the average lower level class.  

Only one upper level class has fewer than ten students, compared to five of the lower level sections.

Prior week's data for Summer 2003 enrollment tracking:

• Week 1
• Week 2