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UW-Green Bay Fact Sheet, FALL 2004
Total Census Date Enrollment:    5,706 Students

Enrollments by Undergraduate/Graduate Level and Degree-status

	Undergraduate Students			Graduate Students			Grand Total
	Degree Seeking	Non-degree Seeking	Sub-total	Degree Seeking	Non-degree Seeking	Sub-total
All Students	5228	261	5489	162	55	217	5706
Full-time (80%)	4468	31	4499	59	6	65	4564
Part-time (20%)	760	230	990	103	49	152	1142
Men (34%)	1735	99	1834	59	19	78	1912
Women (66%)	3493	162	3655	103	36	139	3794
Any Fund 102	5162	107	5269	162	27	189	5458
Other Funds Only	66	154	220	0	28	28	248
FFTE definition	4721	108	4829	93	22	116	4945

 

Geographic, Age, and Racial/Ethnic Origins

	Undergraduate Students			Graduate Students			Grand Total
	Degree Seeking	Non-degree Seeking	Sub-total	Degree Seeking	Non-degree Seeking	Sub-total
Wisconsin Residents from 71of 72 counties	4978	238	5216	148	51	199	5415
33 Other States	216	6	222	9	0	9	231
29 Other Countries	34	17	51	5	4	9	60
Average Age	22.7	21.8	22.6	32.6	34.5	33.0	23.0
Percent over 25	16%	17%	16%	77%	84%	78%	18%
U.S. Students of Color
Native American	71	8	79	5	0	5	84
Southeast Asian	94	0	94	1	1	2	96
Other Asian	43	5	48	1	0	1	49
Hispanic or Latino	54	0	54	1	1	2	56
African American	44	1	45	0	1	1	46
Sub-total(1)	306	14	320	8	3	11	331
Percent of Total	5.9%	5.4%	5.8%	4.9%	5.5%	5.1%	5.8%

(1) 321 of these students are taking 102-funded classes, representing 5.9% of all 102-funded students.  Last year, 302 Students of Color represented 5.6% of the 102-funded student population.

 

Ten Largest Majors Degrees Granted in 2003-04  (Link to additional details about majors and minors) Business Administration 184 Psychology 91 Human Development 89 Human Biology 76 Elementary Education 72 Communications 60 Nursing 44 Accounting 36 History 34 Biology 31	Students by Class Standing

Cost Information for the 2004-05 School Year    (Link to the Bursar's Office)   (Link to Financial Aid)    

• Tuition and Fees for full-time students      
  • Undergraduate Wisconsin Resident (12 to 18 credits per term) $5,154        
  • Undergraduate Nonresident (12 to 18 credits per term) $15,200
  • Graduate Wisconsin Resident (9 or more credits per term) $6,496
  • Graduate Nonresident (12 to 18 credits per term) $17,106
     
• Campus Apartments  Rent for a typical 4-student, 2-bedroom unit is $2,707 per student for the nine month year.  Students who live in campus apartments are not required to purchase a food contract.  (Link to Housing) 
• Residence Halls Rent for a 2-student unit is $2,496 per student for the nine month year.  Residence hall residents must purchase a food plan.
• Food Plans Students who live in the residence halls must purchase a $1,150 (minimum) food plan annually.  (Link to Dining Plans)  

New Undergraduates Starting in Fall 2004

	New Freshmen	New Transfers			Average	Median	Middle 50% score between...
Applicants	3187	1184		ACT Composite	22.6	22	20 and 25
Admits	2228	723		HS G.P.A.	3.30	3.32	3.00 and 3.64
Admit Ratio	70%	61%
Enrolled	1003	495
Yield	45%	68%

Graduation and Retention Rates - "Student Right-to-Know"

Since July 1, 2000, all colleges and universities whose students use any federally-funded financial aid must inform current and prospective students and their parents about the school's graduation rates.  These graduation rates are calculated for groups of new full-time fall freshmen, who are tracked for a minimum of six years.  If you would like to get a printed copy of UW-Green Bay's graduation rates, please contact the Office of Institutional Research at (920)465-2374 or via e-mail at furlongd@uwgb.edu.

Fall	New Full-time Freshmen	Percent Retained to Second Fall	Percent Graduated in Six or Fewer Years
1994	833	64.6%	41.2%
1995	818	71.5%	41.8%
1996	982	70.8%	41.7%
1997	926	69.3%	44.4%
1998	1005	67.6%	45.0%
1999	912	72.8%
2000	980	73.8%
2001	896	73.3%
2002	895	81.9%
2003	957	75.0%

 Links to:

•  More retention rates
•  More graduation rates
•  System-wide graduation rates
  

     
Some Facts About the Learning Environment at UW-Green Bay

• Students complete an array of lectures, labs and discussion sections, and independent learning activities (such as internships and individual research projects).
    
• In a typical fall semester, students can choose from approximately 650 lecture courses and 75 labs or discussions.
    
• Faculty and academic staff teach all lectures and most labs.
    
• Approximately 4% of all credit is earned through independent activities.
    
• Very few undergraduate lecture courses contain more than 75 students.  Almost a third are very small, with under 20 students.  The most typical class contains between 20 and 40 students.  The average size is 33 students.
    
• UW-Green Bay's student-faculty ratio is 25-to-1.

*Data on the fact sheet come from enrollments after ten days of fall classes.  See the Section for more information about which students are included in this summary.