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UW-Green Bay Fact Sheet, FALL 2007
Total Census Date Enrollment:    6,063 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	5548	341	5889	142	32	174	6063
Full-time (77%)	4618	22	4640	44	2	46	4686
Part-time (23%)	930	319	1249	98	30	128	1377
Men (34%)	1917	84	2001	48	11	59	2089
Women (66%)	3634	225	3859	94	21	115	3974
Any Fund 102	5194	116	5310	142	25	167	5477
Other Funds Only	354	225	579	0	7	7	586
FFTE definition	4928	128	5056	77	12	89	5145

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 71 of 72 counties	5221	326	5547	134	29	163	5710
37 Other States	285	3	288	5	1	6	294
30 Other Countries	42	12	54	3	2	5	59
Average Age	23.0	22.1	23.0	33.0	34.7	33.3	23.3
Percent over 25	17%	18%	17%	73%	84%	75%	19%
U.S. Students of Color
Native American	96	2	98	6	1	7	105
Southeast Asian	102	2	104	2	2	4	108
Other Asian	65	4	69	1	0	1	70
Hispanic or Latino	82	2	84	0	1	1	85
African American	40	2	42	0	1	1	43
Sub-total(1)	385	12	397	9	5	14	411
Percent of Total	6.9%	3.5%	6.7%	6.3%	15.6%	8.0%	6.8%

(1) 385 of these 411 students are taking 102-funded classes, representing 7.0% of all 102-funded students.  Last year, students of color represented 6.9% of the 102-funded student population.  The prior two years the rate was 6.5% and 5.9%. 

 

Ten Largest Majors Degrees Granted in 2006-07  (Link to additional details about majors and minors) Business Admin. 168 Psychology 109 Human Development 91 Human Biology 89 Elementary Education 81 Communications 62 Nursing 48 History 47 Social Change & Dev 34 Social Work 32	Students by Class Standing

Cost Information for the 2007-08 School Year   
(Link to the Bursar's Office)   (Link to Financial Aid)    

• Annual tuition & fees for full-time students (12 to 18 credits per term for undergraduates; 9 or more credits per term for graduate students):
   

  Residency for Tuition Purposes	Undergraduates	Graduate Students
  Wisconsin	$5,959	$7,301
  Minnesota	$6,502	$7,689
  KS, MI, MO, NE, ND (MSEP)	$8,369	$10,382
  Other Non-residents	$13,532	$17,911

   

• Campus Apartments  Rent for a typical 4-student, 2-bedroom unit is $3,150 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 $2,950 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 $1,200 (minimum) food plan annually.    

New Undergraduates Starting in Fall 2007

	New Freshmen	New Transfers			Average	Median	Middle 50% score between...
Applicants	3542	1445		ACT Composite	22.5	22	20 and 25
Admits	2462	1056		HS G.P.A.	3.27	3.29	2.98 and 3.60
Admit Ratio	70%	73%
Enrolled	1001	696
Yield	41%	66%

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
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%	46.9%
2000	980	73.8%	52.9%
2001	896	73.3%	53.0%
2002	895	81.9%
2003	957	75.0%
2004	993	75.6%
2005	895	76.5%
2006	1018	75.3%

 

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 600 lecture courses and 100 labs or discussions.
    
• Faculty and academic staff teach all lectures and most labs.
    
• Approximately 5% of all credit is earned through independent activities.
    
• Very few undergraduate lecture courses contain more than 75 students.  A quarter are very small, with under 20 students.  The most typical class contains between 20 and 40 students.  The median class contains 29 students.
    
• UW-Green Bay's student-faculty ratio is 24-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.