FALL 1999 ENROLLMENT

FALL 1999 ENROLLMENT UPDATE: WEEK 21

(Enrollments from 8/31/98 and 8/30/99)

**Enrollments by Status**
STUDENT CATEGORY	FTE 1998	FTE 1999	\|	1999 Heads	1999 Tuition Value
Continuing Undergraduates:	2858	2876	\|	3372	$4,450,937
FR	131	126	\|	166	$239,653
SO	874	872	\|	984	$1,356,223
JR	764	778	\|	891	$1,177,887
SR	1089	1099	\|	1331	$1,677,174
New Freshmen	918	834	\|	907	$1,327,569
Transfers	368	341	\|	449	$629,931
Reentries	58	66	\|	114	$109,253
Specials	50	37	\|	112	$63,920
Graduate Students	39	46	\|	117	$146,292
TOTAL REGULAR	4291	4199	\|	5071	$6,727,902

**Part 2. FTE Projections and Enrollment Management Committee Goals**
STUDENT CATEGORY	Current 1999 FTE	Projected Change to End*	Projected 1999 FTE*	FTE Goal	Projection as % of Goal
Continuing UG	2875	+0.4%	2887	2930	98.5%
New Freshmen	834	-0.8%	828	830	99.7%
Transfers	341	+3.5%	353	344	102.6%
Reentries	66	+5.2%	69	60	115.7%
Specials	37	+42.0%	53	65	80.8%
Graduate Students	46	+17.9%	54	55	98.6%
Subtotal	4199	-	4244	4284	99.1%
EDP Students	106	na	106	50	212.0%
GRAND TOTAL	4305	-	4350	4334	100.4%

*Projections are based on last year's trends.

Notes: Only students taking regular on-campus courses are counted; extension, remedial, study abroad, high school and agency funded enrollments are excluded. EDP enrollments are only included in Part 2. The tuition estimates in Part 1 incorporate information about the students' residencies and credit loads.

Comparison to goals:

After 21 weeks of advanced registration, the University has registered 4,199 FTE of regular enrollments. If growth trends are similar to last year, we will enroll 4,244 FTE, 0.9% under the regular FTE goal of 4,284.
Our gross fall tuition revenue target is $6,868,520. Last year, gross tuition revenues increased 2.7% between this point and the final. If a similar trend occurs this year, we will generate $6,912,913 (about $40,000 over the target).

Comparison to last year:

After 21 weeks of advanced registration, regular enrollments are 2.1% lower than last year. (Last year we ended up 1.6% over our target for regular enrollments.)
Continuing undergraduates are up 18 FTE (+0.6%).
New Freshmen are down 84 FTE (-9.2%).
Transfers are down 27 FTE (-7.3%).
Reentries are up 8 FTE (+13.8%).

Graduate Students are up 7 FTE (+17.9%).
Specials are down 13 FTE (-26.0%)

An early look at new student quality:

Although final student quality measures for this year's new freshmen won't be available for three more weeks, preliminary information shows the following:
- 50% of the new freshmen graduated in the top quarter of their graduating class. This continues a trend, up from 49% last year, 48% in 1997, and 47% in 1996.
- 94% of the new freshmen graduated in the top half of their graduating class. This is up from 90% last year, and has reached an historic high-point for UW-Green Bay.

Prior week's reports:

UW-Green Bay
Institutional Research
06/17/02