Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey FACT BOOK 2003

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

FACT BOOK 2003 - 2004

Office of Institutional Research and Academic Planning Geology Hall, First Floor Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 85 Somerset Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901-1281 (732) 932 - 7305 http://oirap.rutgers.edu Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey ii Table of Contents

Table of Contents INTRODUCTION Page Overview ix Our Vision x Programs - Degree and Program Offerings xi University Quick Facts xii-xiii Almanac of Historical Facts xiv Rutgers' Presidents, 1766 - 1991 xv STUDENTS 1. Admissions Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled by Campus 1 Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled by Gender and Race/Ethnicity Camden Campus, First-Year Undergraduate Students 2 Newark Campus, First-Year Undergraduate Students 3 New Brunswick Campus, First-Year Undergraduate Students 4 Camden Campus, Transfer Undergraduate Students 5 Newark Campus, Transfer Undergraduate Students 6 New Brunswick Campus, Transfer Undergraduate Students 7 2. Enrollment Headcount Enrollment by Campus, Full-Time/Part-Time Status, and Academic Level 9 Total University Enrollment 10 Headcount Enrollment by Full-Time/Part-Time Status for Total University 11 Headcount Enrollment by Academic Level, Campus, and Full-Time/Part-Time Status 12 Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Academic Level and Campus 13 Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Campus, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity Undergraduate Students 14 Graduate/Professional Students 15 Total Students 16 Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Campus, Gender, and Age Undergraduate Students 17 Graduate/Professional Students 18 Total Students 19 Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Gender Camden Campus and Newark Campus 20 New Brunswick Campus and Total University 21 Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity Camden Campus and Newark Campus 22 New Brunswick Campus and Total University 23 Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Age Camden Campus and Newark Campus 24 New Brunswick Campus and Total University 25 Headcount Enrollment by In-State/Out-of-State Residency Status Undergraduate Students 26 Graduate/Professional Students 27 Total Students 28 Current Residency Status of Headcount Enrollment by New Jersey County 29 Headcount Enrollment by Original State 30 Map of Headcount Enrollment by Original State 31 Headcount Enrollment of International Students 32 Headcount Enrollment of International Students by Country 33 Enrollment by Program for Total University 34 3. Academic Profile Mean SAT Scores for Registered First-Year, Regular-Admit Students 35-36 Mean GRE Scores for First-Year Graduate/Professional Students Graduate Schools at Camden, Newark, New Brunswick, and School of Criminal Justice 37 Ernest Mario Sch. of Pharmacy, Grad. Sch. of Appl. & Prof. Psych., Grad. Sch. of Ed., and SCILS 38 Mean GMAT and LSAT Scores for First-Year Graduate/Professional Students 39 Headcount of Teaching and Graduate Assistants 40 Degrees Conferred by Gender and Race/Ethnicity Camden Campus and Newark Campus 41 New Brunswick Campus and Total University 42 Percent Degrees Conferred by Gender and Race/Ethnicity for Total University 43 Degrees Conferred for Total University 44 Degrees by Program for Total University 45 Six-Year Graduation Rates, First-Year Undergraduate Students, Fall Cohorts 46 Ph.D. Recipients Who Had Received Undergraduate Degrees From Rutgers by Broad Area of Doctorate 47 Science and Engineering Postdoctorates by Academic Discipline 48

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4. Financial Aid Breakdown of Financial Aid by Source: Federal, State, University, and Private - Undergraduate Students 49 Breakdown of Financial Aid by Source: Federal, State, University, and Private - Graduate Students 50 Three-Year Summary of Financial Aid Applications and Awards - Undergraduate and Graduate Students 51 Number and Amount of Grants, Scholarships, and Awards - Undergraduate Students 52 Number and Amount of Loans and Student Employment - Undergraduate Students 53 Number and Amount of Grants, Scholarships, and Awards - Graduate Students 54 Number and Amount of Loans and Student Employment - Graduate Students 55 Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars In-State Resident - Undergraduate 56 In-State Resident - Graduate 57 Out-of-State Resident - Undergraduate 58 Out-of-State Resident - Graduate 59 5. Alumni Alumni by New Jersey County 61 Alumni by State 62 Map of Alumni by State 63 FACULTY/ STAFF Analysis of Staffing Trends (Rutgers University and U.S. Public AAU Institutions) 65 Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender Camden Campus 66 Newark Campus 67 New Brunswick Campus 68 Total University 69 Full-Time Faculty by Rank Camden Campus and Newark Campus 70 New Brunswick Campus and Total University 71 Full-Time Faculty by Race/Ethnicity and Gender Camden Campus and Newark Campus 72 New Brunswick Campus and Total University 73 Percent Tenured Faculty by Campus 74 Percent Tenured Faculty for Total University 75 FINANCES Sources of Unrestricted Revenues for Four-Year Public Doctoral Institutions 77 Components of Unrestricted Educational and General Expenditures per Student: Rutgers vs. AAU 78 Current Funds Revenues 79 Current Funds Expenditures and Transfers 80 Higher Education as Percent of State Total Expenditures 81 New Jersey State Appropriations Percent Higher Education and Percent Total Rutgers Graph 82 New Jersey State Appropriations, Higher Education and Rutgers 83 State Appropriations for Higher Education and Spending on Student Aid 84 Funded Research and Sponsored Programs 85-87 Endowment and Endowment per FTE Student, in Current Dollars 88 Summary of Rutgers Fund Raising 89 Licensing Revenues and Patent Activity 90 FACILITIES University Land 91 Buildings and Grounds: Investment in Plant 92 Distribution of Investment in Plant 93 Number of Buildings and Building Area Statistics Camden Campus and Newark Campus 94 New Brunswick Campus and Total University 95 Room Use: Net Assignable Square Feet Camden Campus and Newark Campus 96 New Brunswick Campus and Total University 97 Building Space: Net Assignable Square Feet and Percentage Age Distibution 98 Student Housing: University Residence Halls (Number of Beds) 99 Dining Facilities and Number of Meals Served by Campus 100 Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Ranking of Rutgers University 101 INSTRUCTION Average Class Meeting Size 103 Number of Sections Offered 104 Frequency Distribution of Organized Classes by Size 105 Student Faculty Ratios (SFR) of Each College/Faculty Undergraduate 106 Graduate/Professional 107

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AAU COMPARISONS List of Association of American Universities (AAU) Member Institutions 109 Enrollment by Gender and Race/Ethnicity - Ranking of Rutgers 110 Ranking by Minority Enrollment Female Enrollment 111 Minority Enrollment 112 African American Enrollment 113 Asian Enrollment 114 Latino Enrollment 115 Six-Year Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender First-Year Undergraduate Students, Full-Time Fall Cohort 116-117 Combined SAT Verbal and Math Score Ranges 118 Doctorates Conferred to Students Who Received Their Undergraduate Degrees From Public AAU Institutions 119 Doctorates Conferred to Minority Students Who Received Their Undergraduate Degrees From Public AAU Institutions 120 Percentage of Degrees by Minority Status and Gender Baccalaureate 121 Master's 122 Doctorate 123 All Degrees 124 Faculty Awards 125 Ranking by Faculty National Academy of Sciences 126 National Academy of Engineering 127 Institute of Medicine 128 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 129 The National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 130 Faculty Membership The National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 131 Full-Time Faculty by Gender and Race/Ethnicity - Ranking of Rutgers 132 Ranking by Full-Time Faculty Female Faculty 133 Minority Faculty 134 African American Faculty 135 Asian Faculty 136 Latino Faculty 137 Average Faculty Salaries by Professorial Rank - Ranking of Rutgers 138 Ranking by Average Faculty Salaries Professor 139 Associate Professor 140 Assistant Professor 141 Engineering Research Expenditures 142 Engineering Research Expenditures per Faculty 143 Change in Federal Research and Development Expenditures 144 Three-Year Average of NSF Funding 145 Ranking by Gross License Income Received 146 State Appropriations 147 Tuition and Required Fees In-State Undergraduate 148 In-State Graduate 149 Out-of-State Undergraduate 150 Out-of-State Graduate 151

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Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Employees per Faculty 152 Non-Instructional, Professional Employees per Faculty 153 Technical Employees per Faculty 154 Skilled Craft and Service Employees per Faculty 155 Secretarial Staff per Faculty 156 Support Staff per Faculty 157 Non-Faculty Staff per 100 FTE Students 158 Faculty per 100 FTE Students 159 Faculty as Percent of Total Employees 160 Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Ranking by Total Expenditures 161 Ranking by Total Staff 162 Ranking by Current Serials (Total) 163 Ranking by Volumes in Library 164 Ranking by Volumes Added (Gross) 165 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Overview

With major campuses in northern, central, and southern New Jersey and extension offices and activities in all twenty-one counties, Rutgers is the flagship institution of New Jersey’s public higher education system. It is a vibrant and diverse community of 51,000 students and more than 10,000 faculty and staff. The university comprises 29 undergraduate colleges and graduate and professional schools, as well as over 130 specialized research institutes. Some 175 academic departments offer over 270 bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and professional degree programs.

While these numbers are impressive, they do not capture the magnitude of Rutgers’ dramatic recent transformation. Founded over 235 years ago in 1766, Rutgers is distinguished as one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in the country. At the same time, modern-day Rutgers, which was designated New Jersey’s state university in 1945 and 1956, qualifies as the youngest of America’s major public research universities.

In the short span of the last forty years, Rutgers has risen from a disparate collection of schools, geographically dispersed and operating largely independently, into the ranks of the most prestigious educational institutions. That advancement was recognized in 1989 when Rutgers was asked to join the Association of American Universities, comprising the top research universities in North America. Today, Rutgers thrives as a cohesive academic community, capitalizing on its collective strengths, and building synergies across disciplines and campuses that will benefit students, faculty, and residents in every corner of New Jersey.

Dedicated to a threefold mission, Rutgers is equally committed to excellence in teaching, scholarship, and public service. And driving all of Rutgers’ activities is the defining characteristic of a premier research university: the continuous and vigorous creation of intellectual capital—the new discoveries and insights that drive the advancement of human knowledge and contribute to the improvement of the human condition.

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Our Vision A Commitment to Excellence

Rutgers, New Jersey’s preeminent public university, is one of a small number of comprehensive research universities that is both prepared and committed to exercise national leadership for higher education. We are dedicated to a standard of quality that makes Rutgers a preferred choice for students, a first-rate intellectual environment for faculty, and an outstanding place to work for staff.

We are committed to: • Creating knowledge and ideas for the improvement of the human condition. • Preparing students to meet the needs of a changing society and encouraging their personal and professional growth. • Advancing the well-being of our communities, state, and nation.

Rutgers seeks nothing less than to become one of America’s very best universities.

A Commitment to Excellence

To realize our vision, Rutgers will: • Sustain the highest standards in learning, discovery, and engagement with our constituents. • Serve our communities, our state, our nation, and the international community. • Advance scholarship and intellectual vitality in our academic disciplines. • Attract, welcome, develop, and retain outstanding students, faculty, and staff. • Encourage the open and civil exchange of ideas and perspectives. • Provide superior curricular and cocurricular opportunities for students at all levels. • Educate exceptional leaders and citizens for future generations. • Foster a supportive and collaborative social environment, and a community dedicated to respecting and valuing diversity. • Maintain a safe, clean, and attractive physical environment. • Maintain accessible, responsive, and cost effective programs and services. • Dedicate our learning community to ongoing self-assessment, and unceasing improvement of all that we do. Programs - Degree and Program Offerings

Programs Rutgers has 29 degree-granting units, including 13 undergraduate colleges and schools, 10 graduate schools, and six schools which offer both undergraduate and graduate programs. Five are located in Camden, seven in Newark, 16 in New Brunswick, and one in Newark and New Brunswick. They offer students a comprehensive array of programs. Complete lists of graduate and undergraduate program offerings are contained in the graduate and undergraduate admissions applications.

Accreditation As an institution, Rutgers is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. That accreditation was reaffirmed in 1998 and 2003, and will again be reviewed in 2008. The accreditation process is one of peer review which requires an institution to define itself through an institutional mission statement, and then uses an array of criteria to determine if the institution is able to fulfill its mission successfully. Apart from institutional accreditation, certain schools and programs also undergo specialized accreditation reviews, for example, the Newark and Camden Law Schools, the Rutgers Business School - Newark and New Brunswick, and the School of Business - Camden.

Innovative Programs Rutgers offers a variety of innovative programs designed to make the most educationally and economically effective use of resources, enabling students to challenge themselves and complete degree requirements at an accelerated pace. These programs include continuing education; joint programs with other institutions; partnerships with K-12; and partnerships with business, industry, and government. Apart from these, Rutgers has a variety of other innovative programs. For example, undergraduate students pursuing professional programs first affiliate with an undergraduate college, taking a wide variety of arts and sciences for the first two years, before entering the professional school, where they take a concentration in their field of study; a number of programs exist in which the undergraduate programs articulate directly into graduate programs (e.g. the Master of Accounting in the Rutgers Business School); and interdisciplinary programs take full advantage of faculty resources in a number of departments (e.g., Women's & Gender Studies and Medieval Studies). In addition, the Citizenship and Service Education (CASE) program integrates public service and regular coursework; the result is to instill in students a strong and committed sense of civic responsibility.

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University Quick Facts STUDENTS Admissions (First-Year and Transfer Students - Fall 2003) Applied 40,105 Admitted 21,635 Enrolled 7,990

Enrollment (Fall 2003) Headcount Enrollment: Full-Time Students 39,050 Headcount Enrollment: Part-Time Students 12,218 Headcount Enrollment: Total Students 51,268 Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment: Total Students 43,123

Academic Profile (First-Year and Transfer Students - AY 2003/2004) Mean SAT Scores Math 615 Verbal 588 Combined 1205 Mean GRE Scores Graduate School - Camden 1028 Graduate School - Newark 1052 Graduate School - New Brunswick 1232 School of Criminal Justice 898 Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy 1004 Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology 1201 Graduate School of Education 1059 School of Communication, Information and Library Studies 1161 Mean GMAT Scores Rutgers Business Sch.- Grad. Prog. - Newark and New Bruns. 589 School of Business - Camden 541 Mean LSAT Scores School of Law - Camden 158 School of Law - Newark 158 Degrees Conferred (AY 2002/2003) Doctoral 406 First Professional 568 Masters 2175 Bachelors 7729 Financial Aid Financial Aid Awards (AY 2002/2003, Undergraduate and Graduate combined) Federal $183,560,748 State $58,494,987 University $91,263,061 Private $12,538,455 Tuition and Fees (AY 2003/2004) In-State Residents Undergraduate $7,927 Graduate $10,030 Out-of-State Residents Undergraduate $14,441 Graduate $14,202

U.S. Alumni (2004) 319,695

FACULTY/STAFF (AY 2003/2004) Headcount Full-Time Faculty 2,564 Full-Time Staff 6,084

FINANCES (FY 2002/2003) Total Current Funds Revenues (millions) $1,314 Total Current Funds Expenditures (millions) $1,299 Total Funded Research and Sponsored Programs (millions) $259

FACILITIES (FY 2002/2003) University Land (in acreage) 5,929 Number of Buildings 704 Number of Dining Facilities 27

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Almanac of Historical Facts

1766 Queen’s College is founded and is the eighth institution of higher learning established in America. 1825 Queen’s College is renamed Rutgers College. 1864 Rutgers Scientific School is named the land-grant college of the State of New Jersey. The school is later renamed after George Hammell Cook, a renowned nineteenth-century geologist and teacher at the school. 1867 The Rutgers Daily Targum, the oldest continuously published college newspaper in the country, is founded. 1869 The first-ever American intercollegiate football game is played at Rutgers against Princeton. Rutgers wins 6 - 4. 1876 The Graduate School - New Brunswick is established. 1914 The College of Engineering is named a separate undergraduate school. 1918 Douglass College, the largest women's college in the United States, is founded. 1924 The Graduate School of Education is founded. 1927 The College of Pharmacy in Newark merges with Rutgers. 1934 University College is established for adult, part-time students. 1945 The colleges and schools of Rutgers become The State University of New Jersey. 1946 The University of Newark merges with Rutgers. The Graduate School of Management - Newark is founded. The School of Law - Newark is founded. 1950 The College of South Jersey in Camden is incorporated into Rutgers. 1955 The School of Social Work is founded. 1956 Board of Governors is instituted and Rutgers University becomes an instrumentality of the state. The College of Nursing is founded on the Newark Campus. 1967 The School of Law - Camden is founded. 1969 Livingston College is founded as an undergraduate liberal arts college. 1974 The School of Criminal Justice - Newark is established. The Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology is established. 1976 Mason Gross School of the Arts is established. The Graduate School - Newark is established. 1981 The Graduate School - Camden is established. 1982 The School of Communication, Information and Library Studies is founded. 1986 The School of Business - New Brunswick is founded. 1988 The School of Business - Camden is founded. 1989 Rutgers is elected to membership in the Association of American Universities. 1992 The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is established. 1993 The School of Management - Newark (undergraduate) is founded. 1994 The School of Management and Labor Relations is founded. Rutgers' Presidents, 1766 - 2002

1 Jacob Rutsen Hardenberg 1785 - 1790 2 William Linn 1791 - 1795 3 Ira Condict 1795 - 1810 4 John Henry Livingston 1810 - 1825 5 Philip Milledoler 1825 - 1840 6 Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck 1840 - 1850 7 Theodore Frelinghuysen 1850 - 1862 8 William H. Campbell 1862 - 1882 9 Merrill Edward Gates 1882 - 1890 10 Austin Scott 1891 - 1906 11 William Henry Steele Demarest 1906 - 1924 12 John Martin Thomas 1925 - 1930 13 Phillip M. Brett 1930 - 1931 14 Robert C. Clothier 1932 - 1951 15 Lewis Webster Jones 1951 - 1958 16 Mason W. Gross 1959 - 1971 17 Edward J. Bloustein 1971 - 1989 18 Francis L. Lawrence 1990 - 2002 19 Richard L. McCormick 2002 -

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey xv INTRODUCTION: Rutgers' Presidents Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled by Campus* First-Year and Transfer Undergraduate Students, Fall 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL UNIVERSITY**

First-Year Transfer First-Year Transfer First-Year Transfer First-Year Transfer

APPLIED 4,928 2,047 8,413 3,089 27,311 6,903 30,139 9,966

ADMITTED 2,885 969 4,009 963 14,857 2,309 17,913 3,722

ENROLLED 451 409 864 404 4,679 1,183 5,994 1,996

% ADMITTED 59 47 48 31 54 33 59 37

% ENROLLED 16 42 22 42 31 51 33 54

* Does not include non-matriculated or intra-university transfer students. ** Does not include duplication across campuses. .

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research

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Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for Camden Campus, First-Year Undergraduate Students

By Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2003 Fall 1994 - 2003*

% % Applied Admitted Enrolled GENDER APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED ADMITTED ENROLLED* 7,000 Female African American 553 214 39 46 21 American Indian 9 4 44 1 25 6,000 Asian 429 299 70 45 15 Latino 226 106 47 18 17 White 1144 768 67 128 17 Foreign 95 33 35 1 3 5,000 Other/Unknown 104 41 39 4 10

Male

African American 296 106 36 22 21 4,000 American Indian 6 3 50 0 0 Asian 416 278 67 32 12 Latino 178 99 56 14 14 3,000 White 1,236 846 68 131 15 Foreign 128 31 24 3 10 Other/Unknown 108 57 53 6 11 2,000 Total African American 849 320 38 68 21 American Indian 15 7 47 1 14 1,000 Asian 845 577 68 77 13 Latino 404 205 51 32 16 White 2,380 1,614 68 259 16 Foreign 223 64 29 4 6 0 Other/Unknown 212 98 46 10 10 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

* % Enrolled = Enrolled/Admitted. * Beginning in 1997, non-matriculated students are not counted Note: Non-matriculated and University College students are not counted in these figures. in these figures.

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for Newark Campus, First-Year Undergraduate Students

By Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2003 Fall 1994 - 2003*

% % GENDER APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED Applied Admitted Enrolled ADMITTED ENROLLED* Female 10,000 African American 1,063 276 26 74 27 American Indian 12 4 33 2 50 9,000 Asian 960 586 61 136 23 Latino 695 271 39 94 35 8,000 White 1,368 752 55 139 18 Foreign 166 42 25 7 17 Other/Unknown 261 102 39 38 37 7,000

Male 6,000 African American 561 162 29 40 25 American Indian 7 4 57 1 25 Asian 929 549 59 138 25 5,000 Latino 482 207 43 60 29 White 1,479 900 61 112 12 4,000 Foreign 242 64 26 10 16 Other/Unknown 188 90 48 13 14 3,000 Total

African American 1,624 438 27 114 26 2,000 American Indian 19 8 42 3 38 Asian 1,889 1,135 60 274 24 Latino 1,177 478 41 154 32 1,000 White 2,847 1,652 58 251 15 Foreign 408 106 26 17 16 0 Other/Unknown 449 192 43 51 27 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research

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Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for New Brunswick Campus, First-Year Undergraduate Students

By Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2003 Fall 1994 - 2003*

% % Applied Admitted Enrolled GENDER APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED ADMITTED ENROLLED* Female 30,000 African American 1,916 681 36 256 38 American Indian 32 13 41 7 54 Asian 2,439 1,613 66 545 34 25,000 Latino 1,365 663 49 252 38 White 7,287 4,552 62 1,267 28 Foreign 333 106 32 33 31 Other/Unknown 635 307 48 119 39 20,000 Male African American 1,249 349 28 126 36 American Indian 25 9 36 3 33 Asian 2,411 1,419 59 532 37 15,000 Latino 1,058 455 43 179 39 White 7,531 4,312 57 1,244 29 Foreign 491 142 29 35 25 Other/Unknown 539 236 44 81 34 10,000

Total African American 3,165 1,030 33 382 37 American Indian 57 22 39 10 45 5,000 Asian 4,850 3,032 63 1,077 36 Latino 2,423 1,118 46 431 39 White 14,818 8,864 60 2,511 28 Foreign 824 248 30 68 27 0 Other/Unknown 1,174 543 46 200 37 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for Camden Campus, Transfer Undergraduate Students

By Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2003 Fall 1994 - 2003*

% % GENDER APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED Applied Admitted Enrolled ADMITTED ENROLLED* 2,500 Female African American 286 91 32 31 34 American Indian 4 2 50 1 50 Asian 105 61 58 19 31 Latino 72 33 46 13 39 2,000 White 643 393 61 171 44 Foreign 69 18 26 3 17 Other/Unknown 52 21 40 7 33

Male 1,500 African American 112 33 29 12 36 American Indian 4 2 50 0 0 Asian 99 32 32 11 34 Latino 38 17 45 9 53 White 434 233 54 125 54 1,000 Foreign 86 14 16 0 0 Other/Unknown 43 19 44 7 37

Total African American 398 124 31 43 35 500 American Indian 8 4 50 1 25 Asian 204 93 46 30 32 Latino 110 50 45 22 44 White 1,077 626 58 296 47 Foreign 155 32 21 3 9 0 Other/Unknown 95 40 42 14 35 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research

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Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for Newark Campus, Transfer Undergraduate Students

By Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2003 Fall 1994 - 2003*

% % Applied Admitted Enrolled GENDER APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED ADMITTED ENROLLED* 3,500 Female African American 635 130 20 67 52 American Indian 4 0 0 0 - 3,000 Asian 252 80 32 37 46 Latino 260 92 35 47 51 White 560 208 37 90 43 Foreign 143 39 27 12 31 2,500 Other/Unknown 116 35 30 16 46

Male African American 230 59 26 30 51 2,000 American Indian 3 1 33 0 0 Asian 203 72 35 24 33 Latino 133 40 30 22 55 1,500 White 348 161 46 46 29 Foreign 135 24 18 5 21 Other/Unknown 67 22 33 8 36 1,000 Total African American 865 189 22 97 51 American Indian 7 1 14 0 0 500 Asian 455 152 33 61 40 Latino 393 132 34 69 52 White 908 369 41 136 37 Foreign 278 63 23 17 27 0 Other/Unknown 183 57 31 24 42 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for New Brunswick Campus, Transfer Undergraduate Students

By Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2003 Fall 1994 - 2003*

% % Applied Admitted Enrolled GENDER APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED ADMITTED ENROLLED* 8,000 Female African American 514 101 20 47 47 American Indian 9 3 33 1 33 7,000 Asian 551 168 30 85 51 Latino 312 93 30 43 46 White 1,879 847 45 411 49 6,000 Foreign 261 68 26 31 46 Other/Unknown 172 37 22 20 54

Male 5,000

African American 327 43 13 27 63 American Indian 11 3 27 0 0 Asian 512 160 31 95 59 4,000 Latino 209 35 17 17 49 White 1,691 652 39 349 54 Foreign 295 61 21 34 56 3,000 Other/Unknown 160 38 24 23 61

Total 2,000 African American 841 144 17 74 51 American Indian 20 6 30 1 17 Asian 1,063 328 31 180 55 1,000 Latino 521 128 25 60 47 White 3,570 1,499 42 760 51 Foreign 556 129 23 65 50 0 Other/Unknown 332 75 23 43 57 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research

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Full- Part- Full- Part- Full- Part- CAMDEN CAMPUS Total NEWARK CAMPUS Total NEW BRUNSWICK CAMPUS Total Time Time Time Time Time Time

UNDERGRADUATE

Arts & Sciences 2,303 403 2,706 Arts & Sciences 3,729 513 4,242 Douglass College 2,888 145 3,033 University College 409 292 701 University College 723 1,032 1,755 Livingston College 3,713 173 3,886 School of Business 354 208 562 College of Nursing 460 85 545 Rutgers College 9,848 184 10,032 Sch. of Criminal Justice* 182 60 242 University College 1,842 1,732 3,574 School of Engineering 2,333 84 2,417 Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy 821 5 826 Cook College 2,786 228 3,014 Mason Gross Sch. of the Arts 567 16 583

TOTAL 3,066 903 3,969 5,094 1,690 6,784 24,798 2,567 27,365 GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL

Graduate School 109 303 412 Graduate School 416 864 1,280 Graduate School 2,254 1,636 3,890 School of Business 72 258 330 Rutgers Business Sch.** 386 1,173 1,559 EJB Sch. of Planning & Public Policy 83 83 166 School of Law 573 201 774 Sch. of Criminal Justice 30 20 50 Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy 359 19 378 School of Law 560 232 792 Grad. Sch. of Appl. & Prof. Psych. 108 103 211 Graduate School of Education 317 1,119 1,436 Mason Gross Sch. of the Arts 200 93 293 Sch. of Com., Info. & Lib. Studies 149 294 443 School of Social Work 367 483 850 Sch. of Mgmt. & Labor Relations 109 177 286

TOTAL 754 762 1,516 1,392 2,289 3,681 3,946 4,007 7,953

CAMPUS TOTAL 3,820 1,665 5,485 6,486 3,979 10,465 28,744 6,574 35,318 * These students are declared majors in Criminal Justice and are enrolled in a Newark undergraduate college. ** Includes students enrolled in the Rutgers Business School: Graduate Programs - Newark and New Brunswick.

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

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Total University Enrollment Fall 1994-2003

HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT FTE ENROLLMENT* YEAR Full-Time Part-Time Total Total

1994 32,407 15,365 47,772 37,529 1995 33,155 14,979 48,134 38,148 1996 33,546 14,266 47,812 38,301 1997 34,291 14,050 48,341 38,974 1998 35,024 13,634 48,658 39,569

1999 36,145 13,320 49,465 40,585 2000 36,576 13,148 49,724 40,959 2001 37,536 12,813 50,349 41,807 2002 38,350 13,130 51,480 42,727 2003 39,050 12,218 51,268 43,123

* Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) students are calculated by adding one-third of the part-time heads to the full-time heads; consequently, subsequent tables showing FTE enrollment totals may vary slightly due to rounding.

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Headcount Enrollment by Full-Time/Part-Time Status for Total University Fall 1994 - 2003

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Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

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Headcount Enrollment by Academic Level, Campus, and Full-Time/Part-Time Status Fall 1994-2003

UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL TOTAL YEAR Camden Newark New Brunswick Camden Newark New Brunswick Camden Newark New Brunswick

FULL - TIME

1994 2,457 4,000 21,281 698 1,182 2,789 3,155 5,182 24,070 1995 2,445 4,064 21,996 695 1,197 2,758 3,140 5,261 24,754 1996 2,315 4,111 22,568 696 1,202 2,654 3,011 5,313 25,222 1997 2,379 4,081 23,344 662 1,176 2,649 3,041 5,257 25,993 1998 2,475 4,037 23,893 713 1,126 2,780 3,188 5,163 26,673

1999 2,594 4,059 24,820 741 1,178 2,753 3,335 5,237 27,573 2000 2,709 4,076 25,057 724 1,215 2,795 3,433 5,291 27,852 2001 2,734 4,425 25,663 674 1,248 2,792 3,408 5,673 28,455 2002 2,911 4,934 25,478 684 1,346 2,997 3,595 6,280 28,475 2003 3,066 5,094 24,798 754 1392 3,946 3,820 6,486 28,744 PART - TIME

1994 1,146 1,965 3,619 532 2,328 5,775 1,678 4,293 9,394 1995 1,017 1,948 3,468 562 2,433 5,551 1,579 4,381 9,019 1996 977 1,706 3,371 599 2,344 5,269 1,576 4,050 8,640 1997 914 1,723 3,271 640 2,346 5,156 1,554 4,069 8,427 1998 980 1,712 3,193 646 2,208 4,895 1,626 3,920 8,088

1999 943 1,717 2,979 658 2,267 4,756 1,601 3,984 7,735 2000 1,008 1,797 2,881 695 2,264 4,503 1,703 4,061 7,384 2001 943 1,693 2,688 746 2,236 4,507 1,689 3,929 7,195 2002 889 1,772 2,592 764 2,294 4,819 1,653 4,066 7,411 2003 903 1,690 2,567 762 2,289 4,007 1,665 3,979 6,574

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Academic Level and Campus Fall 1994-2003

UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL TOTAL YEAR New New New Camden Newark Camden Newark Camden Newark Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick

1994 2,839 4,655 22,487 875 1,958 4,714 3,714 6,613 27,201 1995 2,784 4,713 23,152 882 2,008 4,608 3,666 6,721 27,760 1996 2,641 4,680 23,692 896 1,983 4,410 3,536 6,663 28,102 1997 2,684 4,655 24,434 875 1,958 4,367 3,559 6,613 28,801 1998 2,802 4,608 24,957 928 1,862 4,412 3,730 6,470 29,369

1999 2,908 4,631 25,813 960 1,934 4,338 3,869 6,565 30,151 2000 3,045 4,675 26,017 956 1,970 4,296 4,001 6,645 30,313 2001 3,048 4,989 26,559 923 1,993 4,294 3,971 6,983 30,853 2002 3,207 5,525 26,342 939 2,111 4,603 4,146 7,635 30,945 2003 3,367 5,657 25,654 1,008 2,155 5,282 4,375 7,812 30,935

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 13 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 14 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Campus, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity Undergraduate Students, Fall 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL GENDER FTE % FTE % FTE % FTE % Female RACE/ETHNICITY African American 331 17 682 21 1,337 10 2,351 13 American Indian 6 0 6 0 27 0 38 0 Asian 180 9 707 21 2,691 20 3,578 19 Latino 135 7 620 19 1,228 9 1,982 11 White 1,224 63 903 27 7,189 54 9,316 50 Foreign 16 1 91 3 298 2 405 2 Other 62 3 303 9 664 5 1,029 6 Total 1,953 100 3,312 100 13,433 100 18,698 100

Male

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 139 10 320 14 790 6 1,249 8 American Indian 2 0 6 0 32 0 39 0 Asian 121 9 626 27 2,663 22 3,410 21 Latino 72 5 333 14 831 7 1,236 8 White 1,006 71 780 33 7,054 58 8,840 55 Foreign 18 1 85 4 302 2 404 3 Other 55 4 196 8 550 5 801 5 Total 1,414 100 2,346 100 12,220 100 15,980 100

Total

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 470 14 1,003 18 2,127 8 3,600 10 American Indian 7 0 11 0 58 0 77 0 Asian 301 9 1,333 24 5,354 21 6,988 20 Latino 207 6 953 17 2,059 8 3,218 9 White 2,230 66 1,683 30 14,243 56 18,156 52 Foreign 34 1 176 3 600 2 809 2 Other 118 3 499 9 1,214 5 1,830 5 Total 3,367 100 5,657 100 25,654 100 34,678 100

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Campus, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity Graduate/Professional Students, Fall 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL GENDER FTE % FTE % FTE % FTE % Female

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 41 9 147 15 212 7 400 9 American Indian 2 0 1 0 3 0 6 0 Asian 25 5 111 11 268 8 404 9 Latino 23 5 71 7 156 5 250 5 White 299 65 399 40 1,514 47 2,212 48 Foreign 24 5 147 15 647 20 818 18 Other 44 10 126 13 394 12 564 12 Total 458 100 1,002 100 3,194 100 4,654 100

Male

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 29 5 77 7 75 4 181 5 American Indian 2 0 3 0 3 0 8 0 Asian 29 5 140 12 144 7 313 8 Latino 17 3 77 7 62 3 156 4 White 375 68 525 46 798 38 1,698 45 Foreign 23 4 191 17 797 38 1,011 27 Other 75 14 139 12 209 10 423 11 Total 550 100 1,152 100 2,088 100 3,790 100

Total

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 70 7 224 10 287 5 581 7 American Indian 4 0 4 0 6 0 14 0 Asian 54 5 251 12 412 8 717 8 Latino 40 4 148 7 218 4 406 5 White 674 67 924 43 2,312 44 3,910 46 Foreign 47 5 338 16 1,444 27 1,829 22 Other 119 12 265 12 603 11 987 12 Total 1,008 100 2,154 100 5,282 100 8,444 100

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 15 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 16 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Campus, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity Total Students, Fall 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL GENDER FTE % FTE % FTE % FTE % Female

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 372 15 829 19 1,549 9 2,751 12 American Indian 8 0 7 0 30 0 44 0 Asian 205 8 818 19 2,959 18 3,982 17 Latino 158 7 691 16 1,384 8 2,232 10 White 1,523 63 1,302 30 8,703 52 11,528 49 Foreign 40 2 238 6 945 6 1,223 5 Other 106 4 429 10 1,058 6 1,593 7 Total 2,411 100 4,314 100 16,627 100 23,352 100

Male

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 168 9 397 11 865 6 1,430 7 American Indian 4 0 9 0 35 0 47 0 Asian 150 8 766 22 2,807 20 3,723 19 Latino 89 5 410 12 893 6 1,392 7 White 1,381 70 1,305 37 7,852 55 10,538 53 Foreign 41 2 276 8 1,099 8 1,415 7 Other 130 7 335 10 759 5 1,224 6 Total 1,964 100 3,498 100 14,308 100 19,770 100

Total

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 540 12 1,227 16 2,414 8 4,181 10 American Indian 11 0 15 0 64 0 91 0 Asian 355 8 1,584 20 5,766 19 7,705 18 Latino 247 6 1,101 14 2,277 7 3,624 8 White 2,904 66 2,607 33 16,555 54 22,066 51 Foreign 81 2 514 7 2,044 7 2,638 6 Other 237 5 764 10 1,817 6 2,817 7 Total 4,375 100 7,811 100 30,936 100 43,122 100

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Campus, Gender, and Age Undergraduate Students, Fall 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL GENDER FTE % FTE % FTE % FTE % Female

AGE Below 18 3 0 37 1 68 1 108 1 18 - 21 955 49 1,963 59 10,500 78 13,418 72 22 - 24 498 25 670 20 2,093 16 3,261 17 25 - 34 320 16 456 14 523 4 1,299 7 35 - 64 176 9 183 6 245 2 604 3 Above 64 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 Unknown 1 0 3 0 3 0 7 0 Total 1,954 100 3,312 100 13,434 100 18,700 100

Male

AGE Below 18 4 0 24 1 44 0 72 0 18 - 21 748 53 1,409 60 8,918 73 11,075 69 22 - 24 379 27 503 21 2,483 20 3,365 21 25 - 34 211 15 315 13 639 5 1,165 7 35 - 64 71 5 91 4 132 1 294 2 Above 64 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 Unknown 0 0 3 0 4 0 7 0 Total 1,414 100 2,346 100 12,220 100 15,980 100

Total

AGE Below 18 7 0 61 1 112 0 180 1 18 - 21 1,703 51 3,372 60 19,418 76 24,493 71 22 - 24 877 26 1,173 21 4,576 18 6,626 19 25 - 34 531 16 771 14 1,162 5 2,464 7 35 - 64 247 7 274 5 377 1 898 3 Above 64 2 0 1 0 2 0 5 0 Unknown 1 0 6 0 7 0 14 0 Total 3,368 100 5,658 100 25,654 100 34,680 100

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 17 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 18 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Campus, Gender, and Age Graduate/Professional Students, Fall 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL GENDER FTE % FTE % FTE % FTE % Female

AGE Below 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 - 21 1 0 6 1 21 1 28 1 22 - 24 189 41 211 21 927 29 1,327 29 25 - 34 213 47 558 56 1,568 49 2,339 50 35 - 64 54 12 225 22 669 21 948 20 Above 64 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 Unknown 0 0 3 0 6 0 9 0 Total 457 100 1,003 100 3,193 100 4,653 100

Male

AGE Below 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 - 21 2 0 0 0 13 1 15 0 22 - 24 166 30 209 18 566 27 941 25 25 - 34 317 58 669 58 1,178 56 2,164 57 35 - 64 63 11 271 24 324 16 658 17 Above 64 2 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 Unknown 0 0 3 0 6 0 9 0 Total 550 100 1,153 100 2,088 100 3,791 100

Total

AGE Below 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 - 21 3 0 6 0 34 1 43 1 22 - 24 355 35 420 19 1,493 28 2,268 27 25 - 34 530 53 1,227 57 2,746 52 4,503 53 35 - 64 117 12 496 23 993 19 1,606 19 Above 64 2 0 1 0 3 0 6 0 Unknown 0 0 6 0 12 0 18 0 Total 1,007 100 2,156 100 5,281 100 8,444 100

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Campus, Gender, and Age Total Students, Fall 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL GENDER FTE % FTE % FTE % FTE % Female

AGE Below 18 3 0 37 1 68 0 108 0 18 - 21 956 40 1,969 46 10,521 63 13,446 58 22 - 24 687 28 881 20 3,020 18 4,588 20 25 - 34 533 22 1,014 23 2,091 13 3,638 16 35 - 64 230 10 408 9 914 5 1,552 7 Above 64 1 0 0 0 4 0 5 0 Unknown 1 0 6 0 9 0 16 0 Total 2,411 100 4,315 100 16,627 100 23,353 100

Male

AGE Below 18 4 0 24 1 44 0 72 0 18 - 21 750 38 1,409 40 8,931 62 11,090 56 22 - 24 545 28 712 20 3,049 21 4,306 22 25 - 34 528 27 984 28 1,817 13 3,329 17 35 - 64 134 7 362 10 456 3 952 5 Above 64 3 0 2 0 1 0 6 0 Unknown 0 0 6 0 10 0 16 0 Total 1,964 100 3,499 100 14,308 100 19,771 100

Total

AGE Below 18 7 0 61 1 112 0 180 0 18 - 21 1,706 39 3,378 43 19,452 63 24,536 57 22 - 24 1,232 28 1,593 20 6,069 20 8,894 21 25 - 34 1,061 24 1,998 26 3,908 13 6,967 16 35 - 64 364 8 770 10 1,370 4 2,504 6 Above 64 4 0 2 0 5 0 11 0 Unknown 1 0 12 0 19 0 32 0 Total 4,375 100 7,814 100 30,935 100 43,124 100

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 19 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 20 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Gender for Camden Campus and Newark Campus Fall 1994- 2003

60 60

50 50

40 40 Female Male

30 30

20 20 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Gender for New Brunswick Campus and Total University Fall 1994 - 2003

60 60

50 50

40 40 Female Male

30 30

20 20 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL UNIVERSITY

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 21 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 22 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity for Camden Campus and Newark Campus Fall 1994 - 2003

100 100

80 80

African Amer. 60 60 Asian

Latino 40 40 White

Foreign 20 20 Other*

0 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK

* "Other" includes American Indian and Unknown.

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity for New Brunswick Campus and Total University Fall 1994 - 2003

100 100

80 80

African Amer. 60 60 Asian

Latino 40 40 White

Foreign 20 20 Other*

0 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL UNIVERSITY

* "Other" includes American Indian and Unknown.

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 23 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 24 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Age for Camden Campus and Newark Campus Fall 1994 - 2003

100 100

80 80 < 22

22 - 24 60 60 25 - 34

> 34 40 40

20 20

0 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Percent Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment by Age for New Brunswick Campus and Total University Fall 1994 - 2003

100 100

80 80 < 22

22 - 24 60 60 25 - 34

40 40 > 34

20 20

0 0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL UNIVERSITY

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 25 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 26 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Headcount Enrollment by In-State/Out-of-State Residency Status Undergraduate Students, Fall 1994 - 2003

UNDERGRADUATE In-State Residents YEAR Total In-State Residents Out-of-State Residents Out-of-State Residents

1994 34,468 31,668 2,800 1995 34,938 32,016 2,922 91% 1996 35,048 32,176 2,872 1997 35,712 32,804 2,908 1998 36,290 33,154 3,136

1999 37,112 33,852 3,260 2000 37,528 34,126 3,402 2001 38,146 34,509 3,637 2002 38,576 34,783 3,793 2003 38,118 34,681 3,437 9%

Fall 2003

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Headcount Enrollment by In-State/Out-of-State Residency Status Graduate/Professional Students, Fall 1994 - 2003

In-State Residents GRADUATE YEAR Out-of-State Residents Total In-State Residents Out-of-State Residents

1994 13,304 9,817 3,487 69% 1995 13,196 9,674 3,522 1996 12,764 9,376 3,388 1997 12,629 9,157 3,472 1998 12,368 8,830 3,538

1999 12,353 8,754 3,599 2000 12,196 8,579 3,617 2001 12,203 8,351 3,852 2002 12,904 8,737 4,167 2003 13,150 9,030 4,120 31%

Fall 2003

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 27 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 28 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Headcount Enrollment by In-State/Out-of-State Residency Status Total Students, Fall 1994 - 2003

TOTAL In-State Residents YEAR Total In-State Residents Out-of-State Residents Out-of-State Residents

1994 47,772 41,485 6,287 1995 48,134 41,690 6,444 85% 1996 47,812 41,552 6,260 1997 47,677 41,333 6,344 1998 48,658 41,984 6,674

1999 49,465 42,606 6,859 2000 49,724 42,705 7,019 2001 50,349 42,860 7,489 2002 51,480 43,520 7,960 2003 51,268 43,711 7,557 15%

Fall 2003

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Current Residency Status of Headcount Enrollment by New Jersey County Fall 2003

COUNTY ENROLLMENT

Atlantic 723 Bergen 4,079 Burlington 2,302 Camden 3,448 Cape May 182 Cumberland 259 Essex 3,736 Gloucester 1,065 Hudson 2,811 Hunterdon 698 Mercer 1,519 Middlesex 8,364 Monmouth 3,656 Morris 2,098 Under 500 Ocean 1,275 Passaic 1,514 500-1,000 Salem 108 Somerset 2,624 Sussex 368 1,001-2,500 Union 2,523 Warren 342 2,501-5,000 Unknown county 17

TOTAL 43,711 Over 5,000

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 29 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 30 STUDENTS: Enrollment Headcount Enrollment by Original State Fall 2003

STATE ENROLLMENT STATE ENROLLMENT

Alabama 15 Nevada 13 Alaska 8 New Hampshire 28 Arizona 38 New Jersey 42,221 Arkansas 5 New Mexico 12 California 258 New York 1,538 Colorado 38 North Carolina 57 Connecticut 203 North Dakota 8 Delaware 48 Ohio 79 District of Columbia 47 Oklahoma 13 Florida 169 Oregon 25 Georgia 53 Pennsylvania 684 Hawaii 13 Rhode Island 25 Idaho 10 South Carolina 34 Illinois 105 South Dakota 1 Indiana 34 Tennessee 20 Iowa 14 Texas 124 Kansas 13 Utah 14 Kentucky 20 Vermont 10 Louisiana 14 Virginia 165 Maine 36 Washington 43 Maryland 203 West Virginia 4 Massachusetts 181 Wisconsin 28 Michigan 86 Wyoming 4 Minnesota 37 U.S. Territories 29 Mississippi 7 U.S. Citizen Non-res.* 84 Missouri 25 Foreign 3,289 Montana 3 Unknown 1,025 Nebraska 8 TOTAL 51,268 * U.S citizen resides outside the U.S.

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Map of Headcount Enrollment by Original State Fall 2003

Under 25 26 - 50 51 - 100 101 - 500 501 - 1,000 1,001 - 2,000 Over 2,000

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 31 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 32 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Headcount Enrollment of International Students Total University, Fall 2002

Other* (482) 13%

Undergraduate (952) 26% Graduate/Professional (2,178) 58%

* Consists of individuals enrolled in PALS "Program in American Language Studies," offered through the Center for International Faculty and Student Services and other non-degree programs.

Source: International Education Data Collection Committee Open Door Data Annual Census of Foreign Students 2002/2003 Office of Institutional Research Headcount Enrollment of International Students* by Country

Fall 2002

COUNTRY ENROLLMENT COUNTRY ENROLLMENT COUNTRYENROLLMENT COUNTRY ENROLLMENT Albania 8 Egypt 15 Lebanon 11 Somalia 1 Algeria 1 Estonia 9 Liberia 2 South Africa 10 Anguilla 1 Ethiopia 5 Lithuania 0 Spain 14 Antigua 2 Faroe Island 1 Macedonia 2 Sierra Leone 2 Argentina 16 Finland 3 Mauritius 1 Sri Lanka 9 Armenia 4 France 20 Mali 0 St Lucia 5 Australia 8 Gabon 1 Malaysia 12 St Vincent 0 Austria 3 Gambia 1 Mexico 15 Sweden 8 Azerbaijan 2 Georgia 12 Moldova 3 Switzerland 4 Bahamas 3 Germany 45 Mongolia 1 Syria 2 Bangladesh 12 Ghana 18 Morocco 5 Taiwan 203 Barbados 3 Greece 17 Mozambique 1 Tanzania 4 Belarus 3 Grenada 1 Nepal 4 Thailand 19 Belgium 5 Guatemala 5 Netherlands 4 Trinidad & Tobago 10 Belize 1 Guinea 0 Netherlands Antilles 1 Tunisia 3 Benin 1 Guyana 5 New Zealand 7 Turkey 99 Bermuda 2 Haiti 5 Nigeria 29 Uganda 3 Bolivia 2 Honduras 2 Niger 1 Ukraine 23 Bosnia-Herzegovina 6 Hong Kong 37 Norway 3 United Arab Emirates 9 Botswana 1 Hungary 14 North Korea 1 United Kingdom 33 Brazil 40 India 785 Pakistan 66 Uruguay 1 Bulgaria 18 Indonesia 9 Palestine 0 USSR (former) 2 Burma 5 Iran 24 Panama 1 Uzbekistan 2 Cameroon 2 Ireland 4 Paraguay 3 Venezuela 18 Canada 93 Israel 24 Peru 14 Vietnam 7 Chile 9 Italy 32 Philippines 24 Western Sahara 1 China 670 Ivory Coast 4 Poland 24 Yugoslavia 22 Columbia 23 Jamaica 17 Portugal 8 Zambia 1 Croatia 7 Japan 81 Romania 34 Zimbabwe 1 Cuba 0 Jordan 6 Russia 48 Zaire 1 Cyprus 18 Kenya 27 Saudi Arabia 2 Unknown 150 Czech Republic 7 Korea 369 Senegal 3 Denmark 3 Kazakhstan 0 Serbia 2 Dominica 2 Kuwait 4 Singapore 14 Dominican Republic 1 Kiribati 3 Slovak Rep. 3 Ecuador 7 Kyrgyzstan 1 Slovenia 1 Total Foreign 3,612

* Consists of individuals enrolled in PALS "Program in American Language Studies," offered through the Center for International Faculty and Student Services and other non-degree programs.

Source: Open Door Data Annual Census of Foreign Students 2002/2003 Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 33 STUDENTS: Enrollment Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 34 STUDENTS: Enrollment

Enrollment by Program for Total University Fall 2003

GRADUATE/ PROGRAM UNDERGRADUATE TOTAL PROFESSIONAL

Agricultural Business and Production 0 16 16 Agricultural Sciences 364 152 516 Architecture 123 158 281 Area/Ethnic and Cultural Studies 232 30 262 Biological Sciences 1,749 514 2,263 Business Management and Administrative Services 5,949 2,211 8,160 Communications 757 0 757 Computer and Information Sciences 921 186 1,107 Conservation and Renewable Natural Resources 284 214 498 Education 307 948 1,255 Engineering 1,870 785 2,655 English Language and Literature/Letters 994 396 1,390 Foreign Languages and Literatures 377 204 581 Health Professions 1,762 612 2,374 Interdisciplinary 24 2 26 Law 0 1,566 1,566 Liberal Arts 116 84 200 Library Science 0 491 491 Mathematics 265 310 575 Philosophy/Religion 195 53 248 Physical Sciences 369 471 840 Protective Services 820 131 951 Psychology 1,557 385 1,942 Public Administration 169 1,320 1,489 Social/Political/Historical Studies 3,350 742 4,092 Visual/Performing Arts 1,154 427 1,581 Undeclared/Unknown 14,410 742 15,152 TOTAL 38,118 13,150 51,268

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Report Office of Institutional Research Mean SAT Scores* for Registered First-Year, Regular-Admit Enrolled Students Fall 1994 - 2003

MEAN SAT

YEAR Rutgers University New Jersey United States Math Verbal Combined Math Verbal Combined Math Verbal Combined

1994 601 583 1184 500 494 994 504 499 1003

1995 603 582 1185 503 496 999 506 504 1010

1996 598 576 1174 505 498 1003 508 505 1013

1997 601 580 1181 508 497 1005 511 505 1016

1998 601 578 1179 508 497 1005 512 505 1017

1999 602 578 1180 510 498 1008 511 505 1016

2000 609 580 1189 513 498 1011 514 505 1019

2001 609 582 1191 513 499 1012 514 506 1020

2002 610 578 1188 513 498 1011 516 504 1020

2003 615 588 1205 515 501 1016 519 507 1026

* Scores based on recentered scale.

Source: Undergraduate Admissions

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 35 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 36 STUDENTS: Academic Profile

Mean SAT Scores* for Registered First-Year, Regular-Admit Enrolled Students Fall 2003

650 1300 Rutgers University New Jersey United States Rutgers University New Jersey United States 625 615 1250

600 1205 588 1200

575 1150

550 1100 525 1050 519 500 515 507 501 1026 1000 1016 475

950 450

425 900

400 850 Math SAT Verbal SAT Combined SAT

* Scores based on recentered scale.

Source: Undergraduate Admissions Office of Institutional Research Mean GRE Scores for First-Year Graduate/Professional Students Fall 1994 - 2003

GRE (Mean)

YEAR Graduate School - Graduate School - Graduate School - School of Camden Newark New Brunswick Criminal Justice

1994 1062 1034 1175 999

1995 1008 1014 1211 968

1996 1038 1024 1218 1022

1997 1036 1059 1214 1025

1998 1032 1046 1203 970

1999 997 1010 1209 1020

2000 1005 1016 1223 820

2001 1000 1008 1209 918

2002 1016 1071 1223 927

2003 1028 1052 1232 898

Source: Graduate Admissions Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 37 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 38 STUDENTS: Academic Profile

Mean GRE Scores for First-Year Graduate/Professional Students Fall 1994 - 2003

GRE (Mean)

YEAR Ernest Mario Graduate School of Graduate School School of Comm., School of Pharmacy Appl. & Prof. Psych. of Education Info. & Lib. Studies

1994 1146 1172 1092 1092

1995 1163 1198 1082 1110

1996 1138 1221 1076 1084

1997 1157 1160 1050 1102

1998 1154 1235 1059 1076

1999 1159 1178 1051 1087

2000 1128 1238 1044 1098

2001 1107 1142 1045 1069

2002 1340 1205 1040 1132

2003 1004 1201 1059 1161

Source: Graduate Admissions Office of Institutional Research Mean GMAT and LSAT Scores for First-Year Graduate/Professional Students Fall 1994 - 2003

GMAT (Mean) LSAT (Mean)

YEAR Rutgers Business Sch.- School of School of Law - School of Law - Newark and New Bruns. Business - Camden Camden Newark

1994 559 564 157 157

1995 561 553 155 157

1996 556 538 154 156

1997 559 530 153 155

1998 581 528 153 155

1999 576 543 155 156

2000 572 547 156 155

2001 576 559 156 155

2002 577 545 157 157

2003 589 541 158 158

Source: Graduate Admissions Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 39 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 40 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Headcount of Teaching and Graduate Assistants Fall 1997 - 2003

1200

Teaching Assistants 1,090 1,068 1,073 1,064 1,056 1,009 1000 963

788 800 747

Graduate Assistants 699 645

581 600 541 522

400

200 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Source: Human Resources Office of Institutional Research Degrees Conferred by Gender and Race/Ethnicity for Camden Campus and Newark Campus Academic Year 2002/2003

CAMDEN NEWARK GENDER Doctoral First Prof. Masters Bachelors Doctoral First Prof. Masters Bachelors Female RACE/ETHNICITY African American * 11 8 82 0 13 31 155 American Indian * 00301 12 Asian * 10 11 30 8 16 89 116 Latino * 6 3 30 0 9 19 94 White * 69 49 352 6 50 128 210 Other & No Information * 13 21 19 6 23 30 63 Total * 109 92 516 20 112 298 640

Male RACE/ETHNICITY African American * 3 5 26 1 15 18 73 American Indian * 11200 00 Asian * 5 7 37 3 7 112 88 Latino * 12 1 12 3 14 30 55 White * 87 58 207 7 56 194 172 Other & No Information * 18 13 12 14 14 37 48 Total * 126 85 296 28 106 391 436

Total RACE/ETHNICITY African American * 14 13 108 1 28 49 228 American Indian * 11501 12 Asian * 15 18 67 11 23 201 204 Latino * 18 4 42 3 23 49 149 White * 156 107 559 13 106 322 382 Other & No Information * 31 34 31 20 37 67 111 Total * 235 177 812 48 218 689 1076

* Doctoral degrees not offered in Camden.

Source: IPEDS Postsecondary Completions Report

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 41 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 42 STUDENTS: Academic Profile

Degrees Conferred by Gender and Race/Ethnicity for New Brunswick Campus and Total University Academic Year 2002/2003

NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL UNIVERSITY GENDER Doctoral First Prof. Masters Bachelors Doctoral First Prof. Masters Bachelors Female RACE/ETHNICITY African American 12 3 74 286 12 27 113 523 American Indian 0 0 0 4 0 1 1 9 Asian 28 40 108 671 36 66 208 817 Latino 8 3 43 229 8 18 65 353 White 107 21 574 1,798 113 140 751 2,360 Other & No Information 26 11 100 191 32 47 151 273 Total 181 78 899 3,179 201 299 1,289 4,335

Male RACE/ETHNICITY African American 5 1 21 144 6 19 44 243 American Indian 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 3 Asian 40 10 95 557 43 22 214 682 Latino 10 2 22 168 13 28 53 235 White 86 18 209 1,606 93 161 461 1,985 Other & No Information 36 6 63 186 50 38 113 246 Total 177 37 410 2,662 205 269 886 3,394

Total RACE/ETHNICITY African American 17 4 95 430 18 46 157 766 American Indian 0 0 0 5 0 2 2 12 Asian 68 50 203 1,228 79 88 422 1,499 Latino 18 5 65 397 21 46 118 588 White 193 39 783 3,404 206 301 1,212 4,345 Other & No Information 62 17 163 377 82 85 264 519 Total 358 115 1,309 5,841 406 568 2,175 7,729

Source: IPEDS Postsecondary Completions Report Office of Institutional Research Percent Degrees Conferred by Gender and Race/Ethnicity for Total University Academic Year 2002/2003

TOTAL UNIVERSITY GENDER Doctoral First Prof. Masters Bachelors %%%% Female RACE/ETHNICITY African American 6.0 9.0 8.8 12.1 American Indian 0.0 0.3 0.1 0.2 Asian 17.9 22.1 16.1 18.8 Latino 4.0 6.0 5.0 8.1 White 56.2 46.8 58.3 54.4 Other & No Information 15.9 15.7 11.7 6.3 Total 100 100 100 100 Total Female 49.5 52.6 59.3 56.1

Male RACE/ETHNICITY African American 2.9 7.1 5.0 7.2 American Indian 0.0 0.4 0.1 0.1 Asian 21.0 8.2 24.2 20.1 Latino 6.3 10.4 6.0 6.9 White 45.4 59.9 52.0 58.5 Other & No Information 24.4 14.1 12.8 7.2 Total 100 100 100 100 Total Male 50.5 47.4 40.7 43.9

Total RACE/ETHNICITY African American 4.4 8.1 7.2 9.9 American Indian 0.0 0.4 0.1 0.2 Asian 19.5 15.5 19.4 19.4 Latino 5.2 8.1 5.4 7.6 White 50.7 53.0 55.7 56.2 Other & No Information 20.2 15.0 12.1 6.7 Total 100 100 100 100

Source: IPEDS Postsecondary Completions Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 43 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 44 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Degrees Conferred for Total University Academic Year 1993/1994 - 2002/2003

8,000 7,729 7,539 Bachelors 7,287 7,182 7,057 6,907 6,905 6,802 6,826 7,000 6,684

6,000

5,000

4,000

3,000 Masters 2,194 2,220 2,198 2,056 2,093 2,124 2,114 2,138 2,175 1,978 2,000

Doctoral & First Prof. 996 1,036 969 974 920 913 916 927 916 929 1,000

0 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03

Source: IPEDS Postsecondary Completions Report Office of Institutional Research Degrees by Program for Total University Academic Year 2002/2003

DOCTORAL/ PROGRAM MASTERS BACHELORS TOTAL PROFESSIONAL Agricultural Business and Production - 1 - 1 Agricultural Sciences 12 8 88 108 Architecture 11 43 31 85 Area/Ethnic and Cultural Studies - 7 117 124 Biological Sciences 38 41 599 678 Business Management and Administrative Services 10 644 926 1,580 Communications - - 442 442 Computer and Information Sciences 8 28 605 641 Conservation and Renewable Natural Resources 15 21 102 138 Education 35 267 108 410 Engineering 43 131 416 590 English Language and Literature/Letters 19 72 422 513 Foreign Languages and Literatures 11 23 152 186 Health Professions 116 58 316 490 Interdisciplinary 3 - 18 21 Law 455 - - 455 Liberal Arts - 17 8 25 Library Science 10 159 - 169 Mathematics 13 56 79 148 Philosophy/Religion 5 1 52 58 Physical Sciences 41 39 97 177 Protective Services 12 19 333 364 Psychology 41 54 738 833 Public Administration 10 347 55 412 Social/Political/Historical Studies 50 73 1,666 1,789 Visual/Performing Arts 16 66 359 441 TOTAL 974 2,175 7,729 10,878

Source: IPEDS Postsecondary Completions Report Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 45 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 46 STUDENTS: Academic Profile

Six-Year Graduation Rates* First-Year Undergraduate Students, Fall Cohorts 1988 - 1997

75 72.9 72.0 71.6 70.6 70 69.0 69.2 69.1 69.1 69.3 69.0

50 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

COHORT

* Graduations through October.

Source: IPEDS Postsecondary Completions Report Office of Institutional Research Ph.D. Recipients Who Had Received Undergraduate Degrees From Rutgers University by Broad Area of Doctorate Academic Years 1987/1988 - 2002/2003

1987 1992 1997 2002 BROAD ACADEMIC AREA OF DOCTORATE Number of Number of Number of Number of Degrees % Degrees % Degrees % Degrees %

Education 24 11.9 32 15.3 20 10.8 24 12.8 Engineering 17 8.4 20 9.6 22 11.9 20 10.7 Geosciences 10 5.0 6 2.9 3 1.6 8 4.3 Humanities 20 9.9 20 9.6 20 10.8 16 8.6 Life Sciences 55 27.2 47 22.5 53 28.6 58 31.0 Math and Computer Sciences 0 0.0 9 4.3 8 4.3 1 0.5 Physical Sciences 25 12.4 20 9.6 16 8.6 9 4.8 Professional or Other Fields 8 4.0 14 6.7 9 4.9 8 4.3 Psychology 34 16.8 26 12.4 20 10.8 26 13.9 Social Sciences 9 4.5 15 7.2 14 7.6 17 9.1

Total Doctorates 202 100 209 100 185 100 187 100

Source: Survey of Earned Doctorates, National Science Foundation Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 47 STUDENTS: Academic Profile Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 48 STUDENTS: Academic Profile

Science and Engineering Postdoctorates By Academic Discipline

Fall 1986 - 2001

1986 1991 1996 2001 ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE Number %%%%Number Number Number

Engineering 19 12.8 41 20.7 44 22.6 40 24.8 Geosciences 2 1.4 3 1.5 7 3.6 12 7.5 Life Sciences 79 53.4 73 36.9 60 30.8 53 32.9 Math and Computer Sciences 10 6.8 7 3.5 1 0.5 1 0.6 Physical Sciences 38 25.7 68 34.3 78 40.0 49 30.4 Psychology 0 0.0 6 3.0 2 1.0 5 3.1 Social Sciences 0 0.0 0 0.0 3 1.5 1 0.6

Total Doctorates 148 100 198 100 195 100 161 100

Source: National Science Foundation Office of Institutional Research Breakdown of Financial Aid by Source: Federal, State, University, and Private Undergraduate Students, 2002/2003

FEDERAL STATE UNIVERSITY PRIVATE TOTAL No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars Awards Awards Awards Awards Awards

All Aid Recipients 44,597 133,357,998 18,175 56,306,120 20,686 47,500,093 2,641 9,642,738 86,099 246,806,949

Distribution of Aid (Dollars) by Source

Private University 4% 19%

State Federal 23% 54%

Source: Office of Financial Aid Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 49 STUDENTS: Financial Aid Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 50 STUDENTS: Financial Aid

Breakdown of Financial Aid by Source: Federal, State, University, and Private Graduate Students, 2002/2003

FEDERAL STATE UNIVERSITY PRIVATE TOTAL No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars Awards Awards Awards Awards Awards

All Aid Recipients 7,936 50,202,750 688 2,188,867 9,649 43,762,968 452 2,895,717 18,725 99,050,302

Distribution of Aid (Dollars) by Source

Private 1%

University 65% Federal 33%

State 1%

Source: Office of Financial Aid Office of Institutional Research Three-Year Summary of Financial Aid Applications and Awards Undergraduate and Graduate Students, 2000/2001 -2002/2003

UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE

2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2000/01 2001/02 2002/03

Total Headcount of Students 37,528 38,146 38,576 12,196 12,203 12,528

Total Number of Student Applications for Aid* 47,751 52,810 50,511

Number Aided 24,527 25,160 26,199 8,345 8,737 8,395

Aided Percentage of Total Students 65.4 66.0 67.9 68.4 71.6 67.0

Total Financial Aid Awarded - all sources (in $ millions) 205.5 223.1 246.8 89.5 93.7 99.1

Percentage of Aid (Dollars) in Form of Grants/Scholarships 48.7 49.9 48.4 41.8 45.7 44.1 Loans 43.9 43.3 45.4 45.0 51.6 53.0 Employment 7.4 ** 6.7 ** 6.2 ** 13.2 ** 2.7 ** 3.0 **

Average Award $ 8,380 8,867 9,420 10,720 10,720 11,799

* Some of these students enrolled elsewhere after submitting financial aid applications. 2002/03 not available at time of printing. ** Includes University Student Employment.

Source: Office of Financial Aid Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 51 STUDENTS: Financial Aid Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 52 STUDENTS: Financial Aid

Number and Amount of Grants, Scholarships, and Awards Undergraduate Students, 2002/2003

GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS # OF AWARDS DOLLARS

Federal Pell 10,495 28,615,919 SEOG 2,353 2,643,254 Other - Robert C. Byrd 37 54,000

State Distinguished Scholars* 2,990 2,899,196 EOF 2,900 2,881,845 Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) 10,748 38,546,736

Rutgers University University Merit Awards* James D. Carr Scholarship 508 4,129,166 Outstanding Scholars Program 2,596 10,270,582 All Others 180 869,500 Athletic Scholarships 976 5,257,338 Rutgers Assistance Grant (RAG) 3,370 3,803,515 Rutgers Scholarship Awards 8,660 10,406,369 Tuition Remission* 743 3,940,010

Private External Awards 2,097 5,108,937

Total Grants, Scholarships, & Awards 48,653 119,426,367

* Financial need not considered in the awarding of funds.

Source: Office of Financial Aid Office of Institutional Research Number and Amount of Loans and Student Employment Undergraduate Students, 2002/2003

LOANS AND STUDENT EMPLOYMENT # OF AWARDS DOLLARS

Loans NJCLASS 1,537 11,978,343 Perkins (NDSL) 3,620 5,698,914 PLUS 1,123 8,612,959 Private 562 4,533,801 RULP 112 253,426 Stafford, Subsidized 14,782 51,688,827 Stafford, Unsubsidized 8,473 29,345,435

Total Loans 30,209 112,111,705

Student Employment Student Employment 3,541 8,570,187 Federal Work Study Program 3,741 6,698,690

Total Student Employment 7,282 15,268,877

Total Awards and Amounts 86,144 246,806,949 (includes previous page and this page)

Number of Students Aided 26,199

Average Award 9,420

Source: Office of Financial Aid Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 53 STUDENTS: Financial Aid Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 54 STUDENTS: Financial Aid

Number and Amount of Grants, Scholarships, and Awards Graduate Students, 2002/2003

GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS # OF AWARDS DOLLARS

State EOF 50 121,900 NJ State Grant 393 380,500 Clyde Ferguson Grant 30 131,250 Rutgers University Fellowships and Assistantships* 2,227 18,518,453 Tuition Remission 5,663 19,743,384 Scholars* Rutgers Scholarship Awards 1,371 3,971,075 Private External Awards 226 904,091

Total Grants, Scholarships, & Awards 9,956 43,764,636

* Financial need not considered in the awarding of funds.

Source: Office of Financial Aid Office of Institutional Research Number and Amount of Loans and Student Employment Graduate Students, 2002/2003

LOANS AND STUDENT EMPLOYMENT # OF AWARDS DOLLARS

Loans NJCLASS 245 1,686,467 Perkins (NDSL) 1,718 3,332,895 Private 226 1,991,626 Stafford, Subsidized 3,013 21,213,542 Stafford, Unsubsidized 2,752 24,228,707 Total Loans 7,954 52,453,237 Student Employment Student Employment* 384 1,522,676 Federal Work Study Program 453 1,427,606

Total Student Employment 837 2,950,282

Total Awards and Amounts 17,270 93,663,146 (includes previous page and this page)

Number of Students Aided 8,395

Average Award 11,799

Source: Office of Financial Aid Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 55 STUDENTS: Financial Aid Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 56 STUDENTS: Financial Aid

Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars, In-State Resident Undergraduate*, 1994/1995 - 2003/04

BOOKS AND ROOM AND YEAR TUITION FEES TOTAL SUPPLIES BOARD

1994/95 3,726 865 750 4,748 10,089

1995/96 3,876 1,008 800 4,936 10,620

1996/97 4,121 1,046 850 5,134 11,151

1997/98 4,360 1,071 650 5,314 11,395

1998/99 4,562 1,210 650 5,922 12,344

1999/00 4,762 1,290 700 6,098 12,850

2000/01 5,000 1,333 717 6,324 13,374

2001/02 5,250 1,404 733 6,960 14,347

2002/03 5,770 1,538 750 6,970 15,028

2003/04 6,290 1,637 775 8,027 16,729

* The undergraduate data represent a 9-month budget for a full-time student living in a university residence hall. Note: These costs are representative of a typical student budget. The costs shown are averages and vary by college.

Source: Tuition and Fees - IPEDS Reports Office of Institutional Research Books and Supplies, Room and Board - Financial Aid Office Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars, In-State Resident Graduate*, 1994/1995-2003/2004

BOOKS AND ROOM AND YEAR TUITION FEES TOTAL SUPPLIES BOARD

1994/95 5,365 492 1,000 4,748 11,605

1995/96 5,557 686 1,050 4,936 12,229

1996/97 6,061 705 1,100 5,134 13,000

1997/98 6,492 707 1,000 5,314 13,513

1998/99 6,492 800 1,000 5,922 14,214

1999/00 6,776 866 1,000 6,098 14,740

2000/01 7,116 876 1,075 7,403 16,470

2001/02 7,472 896 1,100 7,696 17,164

2002/03 8,212 982 1,125 7,848 18,167

2003/04 8,952 1,078 1,150 8,426 19,606

* The graduate data represent a 9-month budget as mandated by the new Congressional methodology dealing with financial aid. Graduate students are assumed to live in university housing. Note: These costs are representative of a typical student budget. The costs shown are averages and vary by college.

Source: Tuition and Fees - IPEDS Reports Office of Institutional Research Books and Supplies, Room and Board - Financial Aid Office

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 57 STUDENTS: Financial Aid Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 58 STUDENTS: Financial Aid

Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars, Out-Of-State Resident Undergraduate*, 1994/1995 - 2003/04

BOOKS AND ROOM AND YEAR TUITION FEES TOTAL SUPPLIES BOARD

1994/95 7,637 865 750 4,748 14,000

1995/96 7,925 1,008 800 4,936 14,669

1996/97 8,436 1,046 850 5,134 15,466

1997/98 8,933 1,071 650 5,314 15,968

1998/99 9,286 1,210 650 5,922 17,068

1999/00 9,692 1,290 700 6,098 17,780

2000/01 10,178 1,333 717 6,324 18,552

2001/02 10,688 1,404 733 6,960 19,785

2002/03 11,746 1,538 750 6,970 21,004

2003/04 12,804 1,637 775 8,027 23,243

Source: Tuition and Fees - IPEDS Reports Office of Institutional Research Books and Supplies, Room and Board - Financial Aid Office Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars, Out-Of-State Resident Graduate*, 1994/1995-2003/2004

BOOKS AND ROOM AND YEAR TUITION FEES TOTAL SUPPLIES BOARD

1994/95 7,880 492 1,000 4,748 14,120

1995/96 8,155 686 1,050 4,936 14,827

1996/97 8,676 705 1,100 5,134 15,615

1997/98 8,934 707 1,000 5,314 15,955

1998/99 9,520 800 1,000 5,922 17,242

1999/00 9,936 866 1,000 6,098 17,900

2000/01 10,434 876 1,075 7,403 19,788

2001/02 10,956 896 1,100 7,696 20,648

2002/03 12,040 982 1,125 7,848 21,995

2003/04 13,124 1,078 1,150 8,426 23,778

Source: Tuition and Fees - IPEDS Reports Office of Institutional Research Books and Supplies, Room and Board - Financial Aid Office

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 59 STUDENTS: Financial Aid Alumni by New Jersey County Spring 2004

COUNTY ALUMNI

Atlantic 2,326 Bergen 16,331 Burlington 11,109 Camden 13,629 Cape May 855 Cumberland 928 Essex 16,824 Gloucester 3,946 Hudson 7,551 Hunterdon 5,423 Mercer 9,286 Middlesex 29,670 Under 1,000 Monmouth 16,717 Morris 12,999 Ocean 7,426 1,001 - 5,000 Passaic 6,171 Salem 486 Somerset 13,836 5,001 - 10,000 Sussex 2,152 Union 13,881 10,001 - 20,000 Warren 1,895 Unknown County 82 Over 20,000 TOTAL 193,523

Source: Department of Alumni Relations Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 61 STUDENTS: Alumni Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 62 STUDENTS: Alumni

Alumni by State Spring 2004

STATEALUMNI STATE ALUMNI

Alabama 383 Nebraska 141 Alaska 145 Nevada 500 Arizona 1,662 New Hampshire 933 Arkansas 154 New Jersey 193,523 California 10,365 New Mexico 478 Colorado 1,814 New York 18,452 Connecticut 3,759 North Carolina 3,332 Delaware 1,129 North Dakota 36 District of Columbia 899 Ohio 1981 Florida 10,277 Oklahoma 207 Georgia 2,528 Oregon 767 Hawaii 338 Pennsylvania 14,004 Idaho 150 Rhode Island 612 Illinois 2,148 South Carolina 1197 Indiana 687 South Dakota 60 Iowa 256 Tennessee 706 Kansas 257 Texas 3,065 Kentucky 389 Utah 220 Louisiana 346 Vermont 769 Maine 822 Virginia 5,328 Maryland 5,344 Washington 1422 Massachusetts 4,969 West Virginia 207 Michigan 1,304 Wisconsin 589 Minnesota 688 Wyoming 72 Mississippi 136 U.S. Territories 336 Missouri 559 Unknown U.S. Address 19,090 Montana 160

Total U.S. 319,695

Source: Department of Alumni Relations Office of Institutional Research Map of Alumni by State Spring 2004

Under 500 500 - 1,000 1,001 - 5000 5,001 - 10,000 10,001 - 15,000 Over 15,000

Source: Department of Alumni Relations Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 63 STUDENTS: Alumni Analysis of Staffing Trends Rutgers University and U.S. Public AAU* Institutions, Fall 2001

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY (ALL CAMPUSES) CATEGORY PEER AVERAGE Average Rank

Executive, Administrative and Managerial Employees per Faculty 0.16 0.09 26

Non-Instructional, Professional Employees per Faculty 1.25 1.04 18

Technical Employees per Faculty 0.31 0.18 23

Secretarial Staff per Faculty 0.68 0.48 27

Skilled Craft and Service Employees per Faculty 0.54 0.68 7

Support Staff per Faculty 2.99 2.47 24

Non-Faculty Staff per 100 FTE Students 24.54 15.15 26

Faculty per 100 FTE Students 8.17 6.13 27

Faculty as a Percent of Total Employees 26.90 28.80 11

* Refer to page 109 for a list of AAU Institutions. Pages 152 to 160 provide AAU comparisons for each category.

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 65 FACULTY/STAFF Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 66 FACULTY/STAFF

Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for Camden Campus Academic Year 2003/2004

CAMDEN

African American Asian Latino White Foreign Total*

Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total

Professor 0 0 0 0 5 5 1 1 2 15 55 70 0 1 1 16 62 78

Associate Prof. 1 2 3 1 12 13 0 0 0 23 37 60 1 2 3 27 53 80

Assistant Prof. 6 1 7 1 6 7 0 1 1 20 9 29 5 7 12 32 24 56

Instructor/Lecturer 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 5 19 0 1 1 14 6 20

TOTAL FACULTY 7 3 10 2 23 25 1 2 3 72 106 178 6 11 17 89 145 234 PERCENTAGE 7.9 2.1 4.3 2.2 15.9 10.7 1.1 1.4 1.3 80.9 73.1 76.1 6.7 7.6 7.3 100 100 100

Exec. Admin. Mgr. 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 10 0 0 0 5 9 14

Professional 19 9 28 0 1 1 11 3 14 79 44 123 0 0 0 110 57 167

Tech. Para-Prof. 3 1 4 0 0 0 2 1 3 6 3 9 0 0 0 11 5 16

Sec./Clerical 22 1 23 2 0 2 6 1 7 52 7 59 0 0 0 82 9 91

Skilled Craft 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 19 0 0 0 0 22 22

Serv. Maint. 13 36 49 1 1 2 7 8 15 5 13 18 0 0 0 26 58 84

TOTAL STAFF 59 52 111 3 2 5 26 13 39 145 93 238 0 0 0 233 160 394 PERCENTAGE 25.3 32.5 28.2 1.3 1.3 1.3 11.2 8.1 9.9 62.2 58.1 60.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 100 100 100

* Includes American Indian.

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for Newark Campus Academic Year 2003/2004

NEWARK

African American Asian Latino White Foreign Total*

Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total

Professor 1 7 8 1 5 6 2 0 2 40 98 138 0 4 4 44 114 158

Associate Prof. 2 6 8 2 9 11 0 5 5 28 52 80 4 1 5 36 73 109

Assistant Prof. 5 2 7 3 4 7 0 1 1 39 28 67 7 3 10 54 38 92

Instructor/Lecturer 4 3 7 1 1 2 0 3 3 21 16 37 3 6 9 29 29 58

TOTAL FACULTY 12 18 30 7 19 26 2 9 11 128 194 322 14 14 28 163 254 417 PERCENTAGE 7.4 7.1 7.2 4.3 7.5 6.2 1.2 3.5 2.6 78.5 76.4 77.2 8.6 5.5 6.7 100 100 100

Exec. Admin. Mgr. 4 1 5 0 1 1 0 1 1 16 9 25 0 0 0 20 12 32

Professional 67 27 94 7 10 17 32 9 41 96 70 166 2 0 2 204 116 320

Tech. Para-Prof. 10 5 15 5 0 5 2 2 4 8 6 14 0 0 0 25 13 38

Sec./Clerical 65 8 73 1 1 2 29 2 31 21 2 23 0 0 0 116 13 129

Skilled Craft 0 8 8 0 2 2 0 14 14 1 25 26 0 0 0 1 49 50

Serv. Maint. 10 24 34 1 0 1 5 18 23 9 23 32 0 0 0 25 65 90

TOTAL STAFF 156 73 229 14 14 28 68 46 114 151 135 286 2 0 2 391 268 659 PERCENTAGE 39.9 27.2 34.7 3.6 5.2 4.2 17.4 17.2 17.3 38.6 50.4 43.4 0.5 0.0 0.3 100 100 100

* Includes American Indian.

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 67 FACULTY/STAFF Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 68 FACULTY/STAFF

Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for New Brunswick Campus Academic Year 2003/2004

NEW BRUNSWICK

African American Asian Latino White Foreign Total*

Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total

Professor 7 14 21 7 46 53 0 8 8 124 536 660 2 10 12 140 614 754

Associate Prof. 11 11 22 11 34 45 3 5 8 155 228 383 6 18 24 186 297 483

Assistant Prof. 7 3 10 26 25 51 6 5 11 122 132 254 30 36 66 194 205 399

Instructor/Lecturer 0 4 4 12 19 31 5 4 9 74 64 138 26 69 95 117 160 277

TOTAL FACULTY 25 32 57 56 124 180 14 22 36 475 960 1,435 64 133 197 637 1,276 1,913 PERCENTAGE 3.9 2.5 3.0 8.8 9.7 9.4 2.2 1.7 1.9 75 75 75 10 10 10 100 100 100

Exec. Admin. Mgr. 5 5 10 1 3 4 1 1 2 39 69 108 0 1 1 46 79 125

Professional 169 77 246 89 59 148 64 34 98 1082 697 1,779 6 12 18 1,416 882 2,298

Tech. Para-Prof. 27 12 39 29 20 49 17 12 29 138 123 261 3 0 3 216 167 383

Sec./Clerical 132 22 154 22 5 27 31 6 37 537 67 604 1 0 1 726 100 826

Skilled Craft 10 46 56 0 6 6 3 31 34 21 232 253 0 0 0 34 315 349

Serv. Maint. 142 147 289 35 17 52 225 140 365 126 214 340 2 1 3 531 519 1,050

TOTAL STAFF 485 309 794 176 110 286 341 224 565 1,943 1,402 3,345 12 14 26 2,969 2,062 5,031 PERCENTAGE 16.3 15.0 15.8 5.9 5.3 5.7 11.5 10.9 11.2 65.4 68.0 66.5 0.4 0.7 0.5 100 100 100

* Includes American Indian.

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for Total University Academic Year 2003/2004

TOTAL UNIVERSITY

African American Asian Latino White Foreign Total*

Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total

Professor 8 21 29 8 56 64 3 9 12 179 689 868 2 15 17 200 790 990

Associate Prof. 14 19 33 14 55 69 3 10 13 206 317 523 11 21 32 249 423 672

Assistant Prof. 18 6 24 30 35 65 6 7 13 181 169 350 42 46 88 280 267 547

Instructor/Lecturer 4 7 11 13 20 33 5 7 12 109 85 194 29 76 105 160 195 355

TOTAL FACULTY 44 53 97 65 166 231 17 33 50 675 1,260 1,935 84 158 242 889 1,675 2,564 PERCENTAGE 4.9 3.2 3.8 7.3 9.9 9.0 1.9 2.0 2.0 76 75 75 9 9 9 100 100 100

Exec. Admin. Mgr. 11 8 19 1 4 5 1 2 3 58 85 143 0 1 1 71 100 171

Professional 255 113 368 96 70 166 107 46 153 1,257 811 2,068 8 12 20 1,730 1,055 2,785

Tech. Para-Prof. 40 18 58 34 20 54 21 15 36 152 132 284 3 0 3 252 185 437

Sec./Clerical 219 31 250 25 6 31 66 9 75 610 76 686 1 0 1 924 122 1,046

Skilled Craft 10 57 67 0 8 8 3 45 48 22 276 298 0 0 0 35 386 421

Serv. Maint. 165 207 372 37 18 55 237 166 403 140 250 390 2 1 3 582 642 1,224

TOTAL STAFF 700 434 1,134 193 126 319 435 283 718 2,239 1,630 3,869 14 14 28 3,594 2,490 6,084 PERCENTAGE 19.5 17.4 18.6 5.4 5.1 5.2 12.1 11.4 11.8 62.3 65.5 63.6 0.4 0.6 0.5 100 100 100

* Includes American Indian.

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 69 FACULTY/STAFF Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 70 FACULTY/STAFF

Full-Time Faculty by Rank for Camden Campus and Newark Campus 1994/1995 - 2003/2004

CAMDEN Associate Assistant Instructor/ Professor Total Professor Professor Lecturer # % # % # % # % #

1994/95 66 30 78 36 59 27 15 7 218 1995/96 72 33 78 36 51 24 16 7 217 1996/97 70 31 80 36 60 27 15 7 225 1997/98 69 29 90 38 64 27 12 5 235 1998/99 74 32 90 39 53 23 14 6 231

1999/00 80 35 84 36 50 22 17 7 231 2000/01 83 35 79 33 55 23 19 8 236 2001/02 82 34 77 32 54 23 25 11 238 2002/03 78 33 75 32 63 27 21 9 237 2003/04 78 33 80 34 56 24 20 9 234

NEWARK

1994/95 145 36 132 33 89 22 36 9 402 1995/96 150 37 123 30 97 24 39 10 409 1996/97 168 38 127 28 110 25 42 9 447 1997/98 156 37 128 31 107 26 28 7 419 1998/99 156 38 129 32 93 23 28 7 406

1999/00 162 40 119 29 91 22 38 9 410 2000/01 158 38 120 29 96 23 45 11 419 2001/02 159 37 121 28 90 21 56 13 426 2002/03 155 38 114 28 94 23 49 12 412 2003/04 158 38 109 26 92 22 58 14 417

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Full-Time Faculty by Rank for New Brunswick Campus and Total University 1994/1995 - 2003/2004

NEW BRUNSWICK Associate Assistant Instructor/ Professor Total Professor Professor Lecturer # % # % # % # % #

1994/95 735 41 532 29 364 20 177 10 1,808 1995/96 756 41 537 29 369 20 171 9 1,833 1996/97 749 41 528 29 353 19 194 11 1,824 1997/98 766 42 499 27 353 19 198 11 1,816 1998/99 776 42 486 26 359 20 213 12 1,834

1999/00 758 41 485 26 365 20 238 13 1,846 2000/01 740 40 477 26 381 21 244 13 1,842 2001/02 757 40 487 26 406 21 239 13 1,889 2002/03 750 39 478 25 407 21 274 14 1,909 2003/04 754 39 483 25 399 21 277 14 1,913

TOTAL UNIVERSITY

1994/95 946 39 742 31 512 21 228 9 2,428 1995/96 978 40 738 30 517 21 226 9 2,459 1996/97 987 40 735 29 523 21 251 10 2,496 1997/98 991 40 717 29 524 21 238 10 2,470 1998/99 1,006 41 705 29 505 20 255 10 2,471

1999/00 1,000 40 688 28 506 20 293 12 2,487 2000/01 981 39 676 27 532 21 308 12 2,497 2001/02 998 39 685 27 550 22 320 13 2,553 2002/03 983 38 667 26 564 22 344 13 2,558 2003/04 990 39 672 26 547 21 355 14 2,564

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 71 FACULTY/STAFF Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 72 FACULTY/STAFF

Full-Time Faculty by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for Camden Campus and Newark Campus 1994/1995 - 2003/2004

CAMDEN

African American Asian Latino White Foreign* Total**

Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total

1994/95 7 7 14 4 17 21 1 3 4 56 121 177 - - - 70 148 218 1995/96 7 6 13 4 18 22 1 3 4 55 122 177 - - - 68 149 217 1996/97 6 6 12 4 23 27 1 3 4 56 124 180 - - - 69 156 225 1997/98 9 4 13 3 16 19 2 3 5 62 121 183 3 10 13 81 154 235 1998/99 7 4 11 1 19 20 2 3 5 61 123 184 3 6 9 76 155 231

1999/00 7 4 11 2 20 22 2 3 5 61 118 179 4 8 12 78 153 231 2000/01 6 5 11 3 19 22 1 3 4 63 120 183 4 11 15 78 158 236 2001/02 7 5 12 2 19 21 1 3 4 67 115 182 4 14 18 82 156 238 2002/03 6 5 11 2 21 23 1 1 2 72 113 185 4 11 15 86 151 237 2003/04 7 3 10 2 23 25 1 2 3 72 106 178 6 11 17 89 145 234

NEWARK

1994/95 10 14 24 7 25 32 4 6 10 120 216 336 - - - 141 261 402 1995/96 11 16 27 9 19 28 6 5 11 121 222 343 - - - 147 262 409 1996/97 12 20 32 10 33 43 5 5 10 121 240 361 - - - 149 298 447 1997/98 9 17 26 6 19 25 5 8 13 116 209 325 11 18 29 148 271 419 1998/99 10 19 29 6 18 24 5 7 12 116 197 313 7 20 27 145 261 406

1999/00 11 20 31 5 19 24 5 7 12 114 198 312 10 20 30 146 264 410 2000/01 14 21 35 5 19 24 3 7 10 122 197 319 12 19 31 156 263 419 2001/02 14 21 35 6 19 25 5 7 12 125 198 323 12 19 31 162 264 426 2002/03 12 17 29 7 17 24 3 6 9 130 187 317 11 22 33 163 249 412 2003/04 12 18 30 7 19 26 2 9 11 128 194 322 14 14 28 163 254 417

* Prior to 1997, foreigners were not listed separately. ** Includes American Indian.

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey (prior to '97 Faculty Analysis Report) Office of Institutional Research Full-Time Faculty by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for New Brunswick Campus and Total University 1994/1995 - 2003/2004

NEW BRUNSWICK

African American Asian Latino White Foreign* Total**

Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total

1994/95 38 52 90 39 123 162 10 31 41 448 1,066 1,514 - - - 535 1,273 1,808 1995/96 34 52 86 43 122 165 11 33 44 466 1,070 1,536 - - - 554 1,279 1,833 1996/97 33 51 84 40 123 163 15 31 46 474 1,056 1,530 - - - 562 1,262 1,824 1997/98 29 47 76 39 99 138 10 22 32 446 1,017 1,463 26 79 105 550 1,266 1,816 1998/99 27 44 71 44 101 145 10 25 35 444 1,020 1,464 30 85 115 557 1,277 1,834

1999/00 28 43 71 45 102 147 11 27 38 438 1,016 1,454 36 96 132 560 1,286 1,846 2000/01 31 45 76 43 103 146 14 24 38 454 983 1,437 42 99 141 586 1,256 1,842 2001/02 30 44 74 51 114 165 14 24 38 473 988 1,461 47 100 147 617 1,272 1,889 2002/03 27 39 66 54 121 175 15 23 38 480 974 1,454 57 112 169 636 1,273 1,909 2003/04 25 32 57 56 124 180 14 22 36 475 960 1,435 64 133 197 637 1,276 1,913

TOTAL UNIVERSITY

1994/95 55 73 128 50 165 215 15 40 55 624 1,403 2,027 - - - 746 1,682 2,428 1995/96 52 74 126 56 159 215 18 41 59 642 1,414 2,056 - - - 769 1,690 2,459 1996/97 51 77 128 54 179 233 21 39 60 651 1,420 2,071 - - - 780 1,716 2,496 1997/98 47 68 115 48 134 182 17 33 50 624 1,347 1,971 40 107 147 779 1,691 2,470 1998/99 44 67 111 51 138 189 17 35 52 621 1,340 1,961 40 111 151 778 1,693 2,471

1999/00 46 67 113 52 141 193 18 37 55 613 1,332 1,945 50 124 174 784 1,703 2,487 2000/01 51 71 122 51 141 192 18 34 52 639 1,300 1,939 58 129 187 820 1,677 2,497 2001/02 51 70 121 59 152 211 20 34 54 665 1,301 1,966 63 133 196 861 1,692 2,553 2002/03 45 61 106 63 159 222 19 30 49 682 1,274 1,956 72 145 217 885 1,673 2,558 2003/04 44 53 97 65 166 231 17 33 50 675 1,260 1,935 84 158 242 889 1,675 2,564

* Prior to 1997, foreigners were not listed separately. ** Includes American Indian.

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey (prior to '97 Faculty Analysis Report) Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 73 FACULTY/STAFF Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 74 FACULTY/STAFF

Percent Tenured Faculty by Campus 1994/1995 - 2003/2004

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL

1994/95 62 64 68 67 1995/96 67 64 69 68 1996/97 64 64 68 67 1997/98 63 64 67 66 1998/99 66 65 65 65

1999/00 66 62 63 64 2000/01 64 61 62 62 2001/02 64 61 62 62 2002/03 62 60 60 60 2003/04 63 59 60 60

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Percent Tenured Faculty for Total University 1994/1995 - 2003/2004

Percent

70 68 67 67 66 65 65 64

62 62

60 60 60

55 1994/95 1995/96 1996/97 1997/98 1998/99 1999/00 2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04

Year

Source: IPEDS 2003 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 75 FACULTY/STAFF List of Association of American Universities (AAU) Member Institutions 2003

PUBLIC PRIVATE UNITED STATES University of Arizona - Tucson Brandeis University - Waltham University of California - Berkeley Brown University - Providence University of California - Davis California Institute of Technology - Pasadena University of California - Irvine Carnegie-Mellon University - Pittsburgh University of California - Los Angeles Case Western Reserve University - Cleveland University of California - San Diego Catholic University of America - Washington, DC University of California - Santa Barbara University of Chicago - Chicago University of Colorado - Boulder Columbia University - New York University of Florida - Gainesville Cornell University - Ithaca University of Illinois - Urbana Duke University - Durham Indiana University - Bloomington Emory University - Atlanta University of Iowa - Iowa City Harvard University - Cambridge Iowa State University - Ames Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore University of Kansas - Lawrence Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge University of Maryland - College Park New York University - New York University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Northwestern University - Evanston Michigan State University - East Lansing University of Pennsylvania - Philadelphia University of Minnesota - Minneapolis Princeton University - Princeton University of Missouri - Columbia Rice University - Houston University of Nebraska - Lincoln University of Rochester - Rochester University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill University of Southern California - Los Angeles Ohio State University - Columbus Stanford University - Stanford University of Oregon - Eugene Syracuse University - Syracuse Pennsylvania State University - University Park Tulane University - New Orleans University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh Vanderbilt University - Nashville Purdue University - West Lafayette Washington University - St. Louis Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - all campuses Yale University - New Haven State University of New York - Buffalo State University of New York - Stony Brook Texas A&M University - College Station University of Texas - Austin University of Virginia - Charlottesville University of Washington - Seattle University of Wisconsin - Madison

CANADA University of Toronto - Toronto McGill University - Montreal

Source: University of Arizona, Office of Institutional Research Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 109 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 110 AAU COMPARISONS

Enrollment by Gender and Race/Ethnicity - Ranking of Rutgers Fall 2001

Percent Female Enrollment

Rutgers ranked third among AAU public institutions

Percent Total Minority Enrollment

Rutgers ranked sixth among AAU public institutions

Percent African American Enrollment

Rutgers ranked second among AAU public institutions

Percent Asian Enrollment

Rutgers ranked eighth among AAU public institutions

Percent Latino Enrollment

Rutgers ranked eleventh among AAU public institutions

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Enrollment Survey Office of Institutional Research Ranking by Female Enrollment Fall 2001

FEMALE TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS ENROLLMENT #% 1 University of North Carolina 15,148 59.4 25,494 2 University of Virginia 12,634 55.6 22,739 3 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 27,735 55.1 50,349 4 University of California - Davis 14,998 55.0 27,292 5 Michigan State University 23,878 54.0 44,227 6 University of Oregon 10,109 53.3 18,956 7 University of Iowa 15,277 53.1 28,768 8 University of Pittsburgh 14,164 53.0 26,710 9 University of California - Santa Barbara 10,742 52.7 20,373 10 University of California - Los Angeles 19,714 52.6 37,494 11 Indiana University 19,937 52.5 37,963 11 University of Minnesota 24,471 52.5 46,597 11 University of Kansas 13,527 52.5 25,782 12 University of Arizona 18,689 52.3 35,747 13 University of Missouri 12,358 52.2 23,667 14 University of Wisconsin 21,289 52.0 40,922 15 University of Florida 23,974 51.5 46,515 16 University of Washington 19,223 51.4 37,412 17 State University of New York - Stony Brook 10,676 51.2 20,855 17 University of California - Berkeley 16,438 51.2 32,128 18 Ohio State University 24,128 49.8 48,477 19 University of Texas 25,166 49.7 50,616 19 University of California - San Diego 10,715 49.7 21,558 20 University of California - Irvine 10,813 49.4 21,885 21 University of Maryland 16,616 48.6 34,160 22 University of Nebraska 10,931 48.0 22,764 23 University of Michigan 18,271 47.8 38,248 24 State University of New York - Buffalo 12,295 47.6 25,838 25 University of Colorado 14,285 47.5 30,063 26 Texas A&M University 21,087 47.3 44,618 27 University of Illinois 18,454 47.0 39,291 28 Pennsylvania State University 19,025 46.6 40,828 29 Iowa State University 12,282 44.1 27,823 30 Purdue University 16,367 41.0 39,882

TOTAL 575,416 50.7 1,136,041 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 50.8

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Enrollment Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 111 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 112 AAU COMPARISONS Ranking by Minority Enrollment Fall 2001

MINORITY WHITE TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS ENROLLMENT #%#% 1 University of California - Irvine 12,689 58.0 5,643 25.8 21,885 2 University of California - Los Angeles 18,179 48.5 13,875 37.0 37,494 3 University of California - Berkeley 14,761 45.9 11,489 35.8 32,128 4 University of California - San Diego 9,627 44.7 8,702 40.4 21,558 5 University of California - Davis 11,754 43.1 12,203 44.7 27,292 6 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 16,844 33.5 26,442 52.5 50,349 7 State University of New York - Stony Brook 6,455 31.0 8,824 42.3 20,855 8 University of California - Santa Barbara 6,153 30.2 11,278 55.4 20,373 9 University of Texas 14,599 28.8 31,047 61.3 50,616 10 University of Maryland 9,500 27.8 19,606 57.4 34,160 11 University of Washington 9,806 26.2 21,240 56.8 37,412 12 University of Florida 10,940 23.5 32,106 69.0 46,515 13 University of Arizona 8,231 23.0 23,712 66.3 35,747 13 University of Michigan 8,797 23.0 22,973 60.1 38,248 14 University of Illinois 8,430 21.5 24,717 62.9 39,291 15 State University of New York - Buffalo 4,637 17.9 16,231 62.8 25,838 16 University of North Carolina 4,503 17.7 19,746 77.5 25,494 17 University of Virginia 3,993 17.6 14,863 65.4 22,739 18 Michigan State University 7,132 16.1 33,699 76.2 44,227 19 Ohio State University 7,191 14.8 36,016 74.3 48,477 20 Texas A&M University 6,312 14.1 34,201 76.7 44,618 21 University of Pittsburgh 3,704 13.9 21,324 79.8 26,710 22 University of Colorado 3,857 12.8 23,040 76.6 30,063 22 University of Minnesota 5,945 12.8 34,065 73.1 46,597 23 Pennsylvania State University 4,689 11.5 33,234 81.4 40,828 24 University of Oregon 2,125 11.2 13,861 73.1 18,956 25 University of Missouri 2,291 9.7 19,291 81.5 23,667 26 Indiana University 3,528 9.3 30,901 81.4 37,963 27 University of Wisconsin 3,737 9.1 33,541 82.0 40,922 28 University of Kansas 2,326 9.0 20,771 80.6 25,782 28 Purdue University 3,597 9.0 31,427 78.8 39,882 29 University of Iowa 2,520 8.8 22,812 79.3 28,768 30 Iowa State University 1,943 7.0 21,874 78.6 27,823 31 University of Nebraska 1,472 6.5 19,064 83.7 22,764 TOTAL 242,267 21.3 753,818 66.4 1,136,041 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 21.7 65.6

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Enrollment Survey Office of Institutional Research Ranking by African American Enrollment Fall 2001

AFRICAN AMERICAN TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS ENROLLMENT #% 1 University of Maryland 3,995 11.7 34,160 2 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 4,958 9.8 50,349 3 University of North Carolina 2,493 9.8 25,494 4 Michigan State University 3,639 8.2 44,227 5 University of Pittsburgh 2,109 7.9 26,710 6 State University of New York - Stony Brook 1,608 7.7 20,855 7 University of Virginia 1,729 7.6 22,739 8 Ohio State University 3,591 7.4 48,477 9 University of Florida 3,328 7.2 46,515 10 University of Michigan 2,658 6.9 38,248 11 State University of New York - Buffalo 1,763 6.8 25,838 12 University of Illinois 2,293 5.8 39,291 13 University of Missouri 1,235 5.2 23,667 14 Indiana University 1,505 4.0 37,963 15 Pennsylvania State University 1,575 3.9 40,828 16 University of California - Los Angeles 1,430 3.8 37,494 17 University of California - Berkeley 1,131 3.5 32,128 18 University of Minnesota 1,582 3.4 46,597 19 University of Texas 1,606 3.2 50,616 20 Purdue University 1,201 3.0 39,882 21 University of Kansas 666 2.6 25,782 21 University of Arizona 920 2.6 35,747 22 Iowa State University 706 2.5 27,823 22 University of California - Davis 683 2.5 27,292 23 Texas A&M University 1,073 2.4 44,618 23 University of California - Santa Barbara 481 2.4 20,373 23 University of Washington 882 2.4 37,412 23 University of Iowa 678 2.4 28,768 24 University of Wisconsin 913 2.2 40,922 25 University of Nebraska 485 2.1 22,764 26 University of California - Irvine 445 2.0 21,885 27 University of Colorado 494 1.6 30,063 28 University of Oregon 284 1.5 18,956 29 University of California - San Diego 259 1.2 21,558

TOTAL 54,398 4.8 1,136,041 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 4.6

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Enrollment Survey Office of Institutional Research Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 113 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 114 AAU COMPARISONS Ranking by Asian Enrollment Fall 2001

ASIAN TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS ENROLLMENT #% 1 University of California - Irvine 9,860 45.1 21,885 2 University of California - San Diego 7,350 34.1 21,558 3 University of California - Berkeley 10,786 33.6 32,128 4 University of California - Los Angeles 12,100 32.3 37,494 5 University of California - Davis 8,443 30.9 27,292 6 University of Washington 7,302 19.5 37,412 7 State University of New York - Stony Brook 3,514 16.8 20,855 8 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 7,708 15.3 50,349 9 University of California - Santa Barbara 2,707 13.3 20,373 10 University of Texas 6,701 13.2 50,616 11 University of Michigan 4,414 11.5 38,248 11 University of Maryland 3,922 11.5 34,160 12 University of Illinois 4,157 10.6 39,291 13 University of Virginia 1,739 7.6 22,739 14 State University of New York - Buffalo 1,945 7.5 25,838 15 University of Minnesota 3,241 7.0 46,597 16 University of Florida 2,938 6.3 46,515 17 University of Oregon 1,105 5.8 18,956 18 University of Arizona 1,918 5.4 35,747 19 University of North Carolina 1,341 5.3 25,494 20 University of Colorado 1,565 5.2 30,063 21 Ohio State University 2,477 5.1 48,477 22 Pennsylvania State University 1,890 4.6 40,828 22 Michigan State University 2,036 4.6 44,227 23 University of Pittsburgh 1,159 4.3 26,710 24 University of Wisconsin 1,651 4.0 40,922 25 Purdue University 1,434 3.6 39,882 25 University of Iowa 1,022 3.6 28,768 26 Indiana University 1,178 3.1 37,963 26 University of Kansas 793 3.1 25,782 27 Texas A&M University 1,355 3.0 44,618 28 University of Missouri 584 2.5 23,667 29 Iowa State University 671 2.4 27,823 30 University of Nebraska 476 2.1 22,764 TOTAL 121,482 10.7 1,136,041 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 11.3

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Enrollment Survey Office of Institutional Research Ranking by Latino Enrollment Fall 2001

LATINO TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS ENROLLMENT #% 1 University of California - Santa Barbara 2,793 13.7 20,373 2 University of Arizona 4,661 13.0 35,747 3 University of Texas 6,089 12.0 50,616 4 University of California - Los Angeles 4,473 11.9 37,494 5 University of California - Irvine 2,295 10.5 21,885 6 University of Florida 4,444 9.6 46,515 7 University of California - San Diego 1,916 8.9 21,558 8 University of California - Davis 2,412 8.8 27,292 9 University of California - Berkeley 2,666 8.3 32,128 10 Texas A&M University 3,678 8.2 44,618 11 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 4,076 8.1 50,349 12 State University of New York - Stony Brook 1,300 6.2 20,855 13 University of Colorado 1,588 5.3 30,063 14 University of Illinois 1,909 4.9 39,291 15 University of Maryland 1,488 4.4 34,160 16 University of Michigan 1,495 3.9 38,248 17 University of Washington 1,226 3.3 37,412 18 State University of New York - Buffalo 822 3.2 25,838 19 Pennsylvania State University 1,165 2.9 40,828 20 University of Oregon 536 2.8 18,956 21 Michigan State University 1,178 2.7 44,227 22 University of Kansas 627 2.4 25,782 22 University of Iowa 695 2.4 28,768 23 University of Wisconsin 961 2.3 40,922 24 Purdue University 801 2.0 39,882 24 Indiana University 759 2.0 37,963 24 University of Virginia 454 2.0 22,739 25 Ohio State University 924 1.9 48,477 25 University of North Carolina 476 1.9 25,494 26 University of Nebraska 404 1.8 22,764 26 Iowa State University 487 1.8 27,823 27 University of Minnesota 813 1.7 46,597 28 University of Missouri 354 1.5 23,667 29 University of Pittsburgh 382 1.4 26,710

TOTAL 60,347 5.3 1,136,041 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 5.2

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Enrollment Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 115 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 116 AAU COMPARISONS

Six-Year Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender First-Year Undergraduate Students, Full-Time Fall 1996 Cohort*

AFRICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN INDIAN ASIAN PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS** Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total University of Virginia 93 79 87 - - 60 95 92 93 University of California - Los Angeles 80 54 73 74 67 71 91 84 88 University of Michigan 70 58 66 71 79 74 90 84 87 University of California - Berkeley 71 57 66 76 84 79 91 84 87 University of North Carolina 74 62 70 59 50 57 81 84 82 University of Illinois 67 52 61 50 50 50 85 80 83 Pennsylvania State University 61 60 60 - - 78 76 71 73 University of Florida 70 62 67 80 - 59 80 69 75 University of California - Irvine 72 63 69 - - 63 82 72 77 University of Wisconsin 47 29 36 50 30 42 71 65 67 Texas A&M University 68 63 66 50 88 63 75 72 74 University of Washington 58 51 54 53 41 46 70 73 71 University of Texas 68 39 56 67 56 61 82 70 75 University of California - Santa Barbara 57 50 55 52 67 59 70 61 66 University of Maryland 61 53 58 50 - 36 80 71 75 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 60 51 57 67 25 54 78 68 73 Michigan State University 56 49 54 48 60 53 64 66 65 Indiana University 50 51 50 43 86 64 62 70 65 University of Colorado 64 32 47 58 43 52 64 51 58 University of Missouri 60 47 55 70 50 61 60 69 64 Iowa State University 45 35 40 63 - 43 56 64 61 University of Iowa 69 48 61 71 - 58 58 50 54 Purdue University 60 50 55 54 60 57 62 62 62 University of Pittsburgh 58 41 51 - - - 60 58 59 University of Oregon 41 44 42 47 50 48 58 48 53 University of Kansas 39 40 39 50 50 50 53 45 49 Ohio State University 49 32 43 73 27 50 71 56 64 University of Arizona 31 37 33 24 23 23 54 54 54 University of Nebraska 36 26 30 - - 50 46 48 47 University of Minnesota 38 33 36 14 20 16 54 45 50 State University of New York - Buffalo 48 33 42 50 50 58 47 52 State University of New York - Stony Brook 66 52 61 - - - 70 54 62 * Includes all students who graduated through August 2002. ** Data not available for University of California - San Diego and University of California - Davis. Source: NCAA 2003 Division I Graduation-Rates Report Office of Institutional Research IPEDS Graduation Rate Survey for Rutgers-All Campuses was used for Rutgers Six-Year Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender First-Year Undergraduate Students, Full-Time Fall 1996 Cohort*

LATINO WHITE TOTAL*** PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS** Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total University of Virginia 95 86 91 93 92 93 93 90 92 University of California - Los Angeles 81 74 78 89 85 87 87 81 85 University of Michigan 81 70 75 89 86 88 86 82 84 University of California - Berkeley 79 66 73 90 83 86 87 80 84 University of North Carolina 79 56 74 84 80 82 82 78 80 University of Illinois 69 63 66 85 80 83 83 77 80 Pennsylvania State University 76 62 70 85 80 82 82 77 80 University of Florida 73 71 72 81 76 79 79 74 77 University of California - Irvine 75 67 72 81 69 75 81 71 76 University of Wisconsin 65 59 62 79 77 78 77 73 75 Texas A&M University 56 68 61 73 81 77 70 78 74 University of Washington 74 61 68 76 66 71 74 67 71 University of Texas 71 54 62 78 69 73 77 66 71 University of California - Santa Barbara 65 62 64 76 73 75 72 69 71 University of Maryland 65 55 61 78 67 72 74 65 69 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 62 50 57 76 70 74 73 65 69 Michigan State University 56 49 54 72 70 71 70 68 69 Indiana University 58 51 56 71 69 70 70 68 69 University of Colorado 63 51 58 71 67 69 69 64 67 University of Missouri 64 82 70 68 64 66 67 63 65 Iowa State University 59 32 45 69 64 67 68 63 65 University of Iowa 56 34 47 66 65 65 65 63 64 Purdue University 51 48 50 66 62 64 65 62 64 University of Pittsburgh 75 39 56 65 66 65 64 62 63 University of Oregon 71 56 65 61 54 58 61 54 58 University of Kansas 46 44 45 61 56 59 59 54 57 Ohio State University 44 54 49 54 60 57 52 60 56 University of Arizona 49 43 46 62 54 57 57 52 55 University of Nebraska 26 42 34 59 52 56 57 51 54 University of Minnesota 39 27 34 58 54 56 56 52 54 State University of New York - Buffalo 56 37 46 62 52 57 60 49 54 State University of New York - Stony Brook 54 32 46 51 49 50 58 49 50 * Includes all students who graduated through August 2002. ** Data not available for University of California - San Diego and University of California - Davis. *** Includes "Other" Category. Source: NCAA 2003 Division I Graduation-Rates Report Office of Institutional Research IPEDS Graduation Rate Survey for Rutgers-All Campuses was used for Rutgers

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 117 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey 118 AAU COMPARISONS Combined SAT Verbal and Math Score Ranges Fall 2002

PERCENTILE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS 25th 75th University of Arizona 990 1220 University of California - Berkeley 1180 1440 University of California - Davis 1070 1300 University of California - Irvine 1070 1290 University of California - Los Angeles 1140 1390 University of California - San Diego 1140 1350 University of California - Santa Barbara 1060 1280 University of Colorado 1060 1260 University of Florida 1130 1340 University of Illinois* 1180 1340 University of Iowa* 1030 1220 Indiana University 990 1210 Iowa State University* 1030 1220 University of Kansas* 990 1220 University of Maryland 1170 1370 University of Michigan* 1180 1340 Michigan State University* 1030 1220 University of Minnesota* 1030 1260 University of Missouri* 1110 1300 University of Nebraska* 990 1220 University of North Carolina 1180 1370 Ohio State University* 1070 1220 University of Oregon 1000 1220 Pennsylvania State University 1090 1300 University of Pittsburgh 1100 1290 Purdue University 1030 1270 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1090 1300 State University of New York - Buffalo 1020 1230 State University of New York - Stony Brook 1050 1240 Texas A&M University 1070 1290 University of Texas 1110 1330 University of Virginia 1220 1420 University of Washington 1060 1290 University of Wisconsin* 1140 1340 * Scores converted from ACT using SAT-ACT Concordance Table. Note: Data are for enrolled students; data not available for Indiana University. Source: U.S. News & World Report Office of Institutional Research America's Best Colleges, 2003 Edition Doctorates Conferred in 2002 to Students Who Received Their Undergraduate Degrees From Public AAU Institutions

BACCALAUREATES PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RECEIVING DOCTORATE #% University of California - Berkeley 406 7.3 University of Michigan 295 5.3 University of California - Los Angeles 285 5.2 Pennsylvania State University 258 4.7 University of Texas 248 4.5 University of Illinois 245 4.4 University of Wisconsin 230 4.2 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 187 3.4 University of California - Davis 174 3.1 University of Minnesota 172 3.1 Michigan State University 164 3.0 University of California - San Diego 163 3.0 University of Florida 163 3.0 University of North Carolina 158 2.9 University of Virginia 157 2.8 University of Colorado 156 2.8 University of Maryland 155 2.8 Indiana University 154 2.8 Ohio State University 152 2.8 Texas A&M University 152 2.8 University of Arizona 128 2.3 Purdue University 127 2.3 University of California - Santa Barbara 123 2.2 University of Washington 115 2.1 University of Nebraska 110 2.0 University of California - Irvine 109 2.0 University of Iowa 106 1.9 University of Missouri 105 1.9 Iowa State University 104 1.9 University of Kansas 91 1.6 University of Pittsburgh 91 1.6 State University of New York - Buffalo 89 1.6 State University of New York - Stony Brook 86 1.6 University of Oregon 67 1.2

Total 5,525 100 Source: Survey of Earned Doctorates, NSF Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 119 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 120 AAU COMPARISONS

Doctorates Conferred in 2002 to Minority Students Who Received Their Undergraduate Degrees From Public AAU Institutions

TOTAL MINORITY AFRICAN AMERICAN ASIAN LATINO PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank University of California - Berkeley 38.4 1 2.0 25 28.1 1 8.4 3 University of California - Irvine 33.9 2 0.0 32 25.7 2 8.3 5 University of California - Los Angeles 32.3 3 2.5 18 21.1 4 8.4 3 State University of New York - Stony Brook 27.9 4 2.3 22 25.6 3 0.0 32 University of Maryland 25.8 5 7.1 3 12.3 8 6.5 9 University of California - San Diego 24.5 6 3.1 15 16.0 5 5.5 11 University of California - Davis 23.6 7 2.9 16 13.2 7 7.5 7 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 21.4 8 4.8 6 10.2 11 6.4 10 University of Nebraska 20.9 9 1.8 27 13.6 6 5.5 11 Texas A&M University 19.7 10 3.3 12 3.9 29 11.8 1 University of Texas 19.4 11 2.4 20 7.7 20 7.7 6 University of Illinois 18.8 12 4.1 9 9.8 12 4.9 13 University of Pittsburgh 18.7 13 3.3 12 11.0 9 4.4 14 University of Washington 18.3 14 7.0 4 7.8 19 2.6 19 University of California - Santa Barbara 17.9 15 2.4 20 6.5 24 8.9 2 Purdue University 17.3 16 4.7 8 9.4 13 2.4 20 University of Virginia 16.6 17 8.9 2 5.1 27 1.9 25 University of Arizona 16.4 18 2.3 22 8.6 16 3.9 15 University of Michigan 14.2 19 3.7 11 8.1 18 2.4 20 University of North Carolina 13.9 20 9.5 1 3.2 31 1.3 28 University of Wisconsin 13.5 21 0.9 30 10.4 10 1.7 26 University of Oregon 13.4 22 0.0 32 9.0 14 3.0 17 Ohio State University 13.2 23 3.3 12 8.6 16 1.3 28 University of Minnesota 12.8 24 1.2 28 8.7 15 2.3 22 Iowa State University 12.5 25 4.8 6 7.7 20 0.0 32 State University of New York - Buffalo 12.4 26 2.2 24 5.6 25 2.2 23 University of Florida 12.3 27 2.5 18 2.5 34 7.4 8 University of Iowa 11.3 28 0.9 30 7.5 23 2.8 18 Indiana University 11.0 29 3.9 10 5.2 26 1.3 28 Michigan State University 10.4 30 6.1 5 3.0 32 1.2 31 University of Colorado 9.0 31 1.9 26 2.6 33 3.2 16 University of Missouri 8.6 32 1.0 29 7.6 22 0.0 32 Pennsylvania State University 8.1 33 2.7 17 3.9 29 1.6 27 University of Kansas 7.7 34 0.0 32 4.4 28 2.2 23 Average of Public AAUs 17.5 3.2 9.8 4.1 Source: Survey of Earned Doctorates, National Science Foundation Office of Institutional Research Percentage of Baccalaureate Degrees by Minority Status and Gender Academic Year 2001/2002 TOTAL MINORITY AFRICAN AMERICAN ASIAN LATINO FEMALE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank University of California - Irvine 65.3 1 1.8 23 52.2 1 10.9 4 55.3 12 University of California - Los Angeles 53.9 2 3.9 13 35.3 3 14.2 1 57.5 3 University of California - Berkeley 51.5 3 4.2 12 37.2 2 9.5 6 52.7 20 University of California - Davis 44.9 4 2.5 19 32.2 5 9.3 7 57.5 3 University of California - San Diego 44.5 5 1.5 25 32.8 4 9.5 6 53.9 16 State University of New York - Stony Brook 41.3 6 13.9 1 20.6 6 6.5 10 61.1 2 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 34.0 7 9.3 4 17.0 8 7.5 9 57.3 4 University of Maryland 29.9 8 11.7 2 12.8 11 5.1 12 52.2 21 University of Texas 29.3 9 2.6 18 13.6 9 12.8 3 54.1 14 University of California - Santa Barbara 28.3 10 2.3 20 12.1 12 12.8 3 55.7 9 University of Washington 28.1 11 2.7 17 19.9 7 4.2 14 54.0 15 University of Illinois 24.0 12 5.8 10 13.3 10 4.7 13 50.3 25 University of Arizona 23.2 13 2.1 21 5.5 17 13.8 2 55.6 10 University of Florida 22.8 14 5.9 9 6.4 16 10.3 5 53.7 17 University of Michigan 22.8 14 6.6 8 12.0 13 3.9 15 50.5 24 University of Virginia 21.4 15 9.3 4 10.1 14 1.7 23 56.9 5 State University of New York - Buffalo 20.0 16 7.2 6 9.9 15 2.4 18 50.5 24 University of North Carolina 16.0 17 10.0 3 4.0 21 1.3 24 61.6 1 Texas A&M University 13.7 18 2.0 22 2.9 27 8.4 8 51.0 23 University of Colorado 13.5 19 1.6 24 5.4 18 5.6 11 51.6 22 Michigan State University 13.4 20 6.9 7 3.7 26 2.2 20 55.3 12 Ohio State University 13.1 21 5.9 9 5.3 19 1.7 23 53.0 19 University of Pittsburgh 12.4 22 8.0 5 3.4 24 0.7 27 56.0 8 University of Minnesota 11.9 23 3.1 16 6.4 16 2.0 21 56.3 7 University of Missouri 11.0 24 5.6 11 3.1 25 1.7 23 54.7 13 Pennsylvania State University 10.6 25 3.2 15 4.8 20 2.6 17 49.2 27 University of Oregon 10.5 26 1.4 26 5.3 19 2.9 16 55.4 11 Indiana University 9.0 27 3.6 14 3.1 25 2.0 21 54.0 15 Purdue University 8.5 28 2.7 17 3.1 25 2.3 19 44.8 29 University of Kansas 8.4 29 2.3 20 3.0 26 2.4 18 53.6 18 University of Wisconsin 7.3 30 1.4 26 3.8 22 1.8 22 54.0 15 University of Iowa 7.3 30 2.0 22 2.9 27 2.0 21 56.4 6 Iowa State University 6.0 31 2.0 22 2.6 28 1.1 26 47.3 28 University of Nebraska 4.7 32 1.5 25 1.4 29 1.2 25 49.9 26 Average of Public AAUs 22.4 4.6 12.0 5.3 53.9 Source: IPEDS FY 2001-2002 Completions Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 121 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 122 AAU COMPARISONS

Percentage of Master's Degrees by Minority Status and Gender Academic Year 2001/2002 TOTAL MINORITY AFRICAN AMERICAN ASIAN LATINO FEMALE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank University of California - Los Angeles 34.6 1 3.8 9 21.8 1 8.6 2 50.3 19 State University of New York - Stony Brook 26.7 2 13.9 1 6.1 9 6.7 4 76.4 1 University of California - Berkeley 25.6 3 2.9 13 16.0 2 6.0 7 48.4 22 University of California - San Diego 21.8 4 1.8 20 13.9 3 5.3 8 37.6 30 University of California - Irvine 20.1 5 1.4 23 13.7 4 4.9 9 31.1 32 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 19.3 6 7.7 3 7.1 8 4.4 12 56.9 6 University of California - Santa Barbara 18.8 7 2.7 15 6.1 9 9.6 1 51.6 15 University of Arizona 17.8 8 2.5 16 4.5 13 8.3 3 55.3 8 University of Michigan 17.5 9 5.4 6 8.7 7 3.0 14 45.7 25 University of California - Davis 17.2 10 1.2 25 10.8 5 3.9 13 41.8 28 University of Maryland 15.7 11 8.1 2 5.4 11 1.8 23 51.0 16 University of Florida 15.2 12 4.4 8 4.0 16 6.6 5 48.7 21 University of Texas 14.7 13 2.1 18 6.0 10 6.5 6 47.0 24 University of Washington 13.4 14 1.6 21 9.3 6 1.7 24 53.4 13 Michigan State University 12.8 15 6.3 4 3.9 17 2.0 21 57.5 5 University of North Carolina 12.0 16 5.3 7 4.6 12 1.8 23 59.3 3 University of Virginia 11.3 17 5.7 5 3.8 18 1.5 26 56.0 7 University of Illinois 11.1 18 3.7 10 4.4 14 2.8 15 48.7 21 Indiana University 10.9 19 4.4 8 3.8 18 2.3 19 50.2 20 University of Pittsburgh 10.3 20 5.3 7 3.9 17 1.0 30 58.3 4 Ohio State University 10.0 21 5.3 7 3.2 22 1.3 27 59.8 2 Pennsylvania State University 9.7 22 4.4 8 3.2 22 1.8 23 43.6 26 University of Colorado 9.3 23 0.6 27 3.7 19 4.5 11 47.2 23 Purdue University 9.2 24 3.0 12 3.4 21 2.5 17 32.8 31 University of Minnesota 8.3 25 2.2 17 4.1 15 1.6 25 52.8 14 Texas A&M University 8.2 26 1.5 22 2.0 26 4.6 10 41.3 29 University of Kansas 8.1 27 2.5 16 2.2 25 2.1 20 54.7 9 State University of New York - Buffalo 8.0 28 2.8 14 3.5 20 1.5 26 54.4 10 University of Wisconsin 7.8 29 1.8 20 3.1 23 2.4 18 50.9 17 University of Oregon 6.5 30 0.9 26 2.6 24 2.6 16 53.7 12 University of Iowa 6.4 31 2.1 18 2.0 26 1.9 22 53.9 11 University of Missouri 5.8 32 3.1 11 1.1 29 1.2 28 59.8 2 Iowa State University 5.0 33 1.9 19 1.2 28 1.5 26 42.6 27 University of Nebraska 4.4 34 1.3 24 1.4 27 1.1 29 50.4 18 Average of Public AAUs 13.3 3.6 5.7 3.5 50.7 Source: IPEDS FY 2001-2002 Completions Survey Office of Institutional Research Percentage of Doctorate Degrees by Minority Status and Gender Academic Year 2001/2002 TOTAL MINORITY AFRICAN AMERICAN ASIAN LATINO FEMALE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank University of California - Los Angeles 27.5 1 4.4 8 16.9 1 5.6 4 47.9 8 University of California - San Diego 23.7 2 4.0 9 12.9 3 6.5 2 39.6 22 University of California - Berkeley 21.6 3 3.4 12 12.7 4 5.2 6 44.0 14 State University of New York - Stony Brook 20.0 4 0.0 29 10.0 5 10.0 1 35.0 28 University of California - Irvine 18.9 5 0.6 27 13.1 2 5.1 7 34.9 29 University of Michigan 17.0 6 6.7 1 6.9 8 2.8 13 38.5 24 University of California - Santa Barbara 16.1 7 1.0 25 8.5 6 5.5 5 38.2 25 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 12.9 8 3.7 11 6.2 9 2.5 16 49.3 6 Michigan State University 12.9 8 6.5 2 3.0 16 3.3 10 47.2 10 University of California - Davis 12.7 9 1.4 24 8.4 7 2.6 15 47.4 9 University of Maryland 12.1 10 5.6 5 4.4 11 1.6 22 39.3 23 University of Missouri 11.9 11 6.3 4 2.0 25 2.8 13 43.3 17 University of Texas 11.9 11 2.5 17 3.8 12 5.6 4 43.3 17 University of Washington 11.7 12 2.4 18 5.3 10 2.9 12 43.8 15 Texas A&M University 11.3 13 3.0 14 2.6 20 5.8 3 33.9 30 University of Virginia 10.9 14 6.5 2 2.2 23 2.2 18 50.8 3 University of Illinois 10.8 15 2.7 16 5.3 10 2.5 16 35.9 26 University of North Carolina 10.8 15 6.4 3 2.3 22 1.8 21 50.8 3 Pennsylvania State University 10.2 16 5.0 7 2.5 21 2.7 14 33.7 31 Ohio State University 10.0 17 5.2 6 2.8 18 1.9 20 44.6 13 University of Kansas 9.3 18 2.9 15 2.9 17 2.5 16 51.0 2 University of Florida 9.2 19 2.3 19 3.1 15 3.3 10 49.8 5 University of Iowa 9.1 20 3.1 13 4.4 11 1.3 24 41.6 21 University of Oregon 8.8 21 0.0 29 3.6 13 3.6 9 50.4 4 University of Pittsburgh 8.3 22 3.9 10 2.1 24 2.4 17 51.5 1 University of Wisconsin 8.2 23 1.7 22 3.2 14 3.1 11 41.7 20 University of Arizona 8.1 24 1.6 23 1.6 26 4.1 8 42.7 18 Indiana University 7.5 25 2.0 20 2.6 20 2.6 15 48.4 7 State University of New York - Buffalo 6.9 26 0.9 26 2.6 20 2.2 18 43.7 16 Purdue University 6.8 27 2.7 16 2.7 19 1.5 23 33.0 32 University of Minnesota 6.6 28 0.5 28 3.8 12 2.0 19 45.9 11 University of Colorado 5.8 29 1.9 21 2.3 22 1.6 22 42.6 19 Iowa State University 4.2 30 2.9 15 0.4 27 0.8 25 35.1 27 University of Nebraska 3.8 31 0.9 26 2.3 22 0.5 26 45.1 12 Average of Public AAUs 11.7 3.1 5.0 3.2 43.0 Source: IPEDS FY 2001-2002 Completions Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 123 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 124 AAU COMPARISONS

Percentage of All Degrees by Minority Status and Gender Academic Year 2001/2002 TOTAL MINORITY AFRICAN AMERICAN ASIAN LATINO FEMALE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank % Rank University of California - Irvine 55.5 1 1.7 23 43.8 1 9.6 4 50.7 23 University of California - Los Angeles 47.6 2 3.9 12 31.1 2 12.1 2 55.0 8 University of California - Berkeley 43.1 3 3.8 13 30.3 3 8.3 7 51.4 19 University of California - San Diego 41.1 4 1.6 24 30.0 4 8.9 6 51.2 21 University of California - Davis 39.0 5 2.3 19 27.5 5 8.2 8 55.3 7 State University of New York - Stony Brook 37.0 6 11.9 1 18.6 6 6.1 11 60.8 3 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 30.0 7 8.8 3 14.4 8 6.6 10 47.2 29 University of California - Santa Barbara 26.9 8 2.3 19 11.4 9 12.2 1 54.7 10 University of Maryland 25.7 9 10.5 2 10.7 11 4.2 13 51.3 20 University of Texas 24.7 10 2.5 17 11.1 10 10.9 3 61.0 2 University of Washington 23.7 11 2.4 18 16.7 7 3.4 15 54.1 14 University of Arizona 21.5 12 2.2 20 5.2 17 12.1 2 54.8 9 University of Michigan 21.3 13 6.3 8 11.1 10 3.6 14 48.1 27 University of Florida 20.8 14 5.6 9 5.8 15 9.1 5 52.4 18 University of Illinois 19.9 15 5.2 10 10.4 12 4.2 13 49.0 26 University of Virginia 17.8 16 7.9 5 7.9 14 1.6 22 23.1 33 State University of New York - Buffalo 16.3 17 5.6 9 8.1 13 2.2 19 50.9 22 University of North Carolina 14.8 18 8.3 4 4.5 20 1.5 23 59.1 4 Michigan State University 13.6 19 6.8 6 4.0 21 2.3 18 55.6 6 Texas A&M University 12.6 20 1.9 22 2.7 28 7.6 9 75.1 1 University of Colorado 12.6 20 1.5 25 4.9 18 5.3 12 50.5 24 Ohio State University 12.5 21 5.6 9 4.9 18 1.6 22 53.9 15 University of Pittsburgh 11.9 22 6.6 7 3.9 22 1.2 24 55.8 5 University of Minnesota 10.5 23 2.6 16 5.7 16 1.8 21 54.4 12 Pennsylvania State University 10.5 23 3.4 14 4.5 20 2.5 17 47.9 28 University of Missouri 10.0 24 5.1 11 2.8 27 1.6 22 54.6 11 University of Oregon 9.7 25 1.2 26 4.7 19 2.9 16 54.6 11 Indiana University 9.5 26 3.8 13 3.2 25 2.2 19 52.8 17 Purdue University 8.7 27 2.8 15 3.3 24 2.3 18 34.5 32 University of Kansas 8.3 28 2.3 19 2.9 26 2.2 19 53.5 19 University of Wisconsin 8.1 29 1.7 23 3.7 23 2.2 19 44.6 31 University of Iowa 7.9 30 2.2 20 3.2 25 2.1 20 54.2 13 Iowa State University 5.7 31 2.0 21 2.2 29 1.1 25 46.4 30 University of Nebraska 4.6 32 1.5 25 1.5 30 1.1 25 49.5 25 Average of Public AAUs 20.1 4.2 10.5 4.9 52.0 Source: IPEDS FY 2001-2002 Completions Survey Office of Institutional Research Faculty Awards 2002

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS* AWARDS

1 University of Wisconsin 52 2 University of Michigan 44 3 University of Washington 42 4 University of California - Berkeley 27 5 University of California - San Diego 27 5 Pennsylvania State University 26 5 University of California - Los Angeles 26 6 University of Colorado 26 6 University of Illinois 26 7 University of North Carolina 24 8 Ohio State University 21 9 University of Arizona 21 10 University of Texas 20 10 University of Virginia 20 11 University of Maryland 19 11 State University of New York - Stony Brook 18 12 University of Minnesota 18 12 Purdue University 17 13 University of Iowa 17 14 University of Florida 16 14 University of California - Irvine 15 15 University of Pittsburgh 15 16 University of California - Santa Barbara 14 16 Indiana University 13 17 Iowa State University 13 17 Michigan State University 13 17 Texas A&M University 13 18 University of Kansas 13 19 University of Missouri 13 20 Rutgers, the State University of NJ 11 20 University of California - Davis 10 21 University of Oregon 8 22 State University of New York - Buffalo 6 23 University of Nebraska 6 AAU Average 20

Source: Compiled by 'The Center' at the University of Florida Office of Institutional Research Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 125 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 126 AAU COMPARISONS

Ranking by Faculty in the National Academy of Sciences 2003

NUMBER OF NUMBER OF RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS MEMBERS MEMBERS

1 University of California - Berkeley 124 14 State University of New York - Stony Brook 11

2 University of California - San Diego 62 15 Indiana University 10

3 University of Wisconsin 42 15 University of Florida 10

4 University of Washington 38 15 University of North Carolina 10

5 University of California - Los Angeles 29 16 Michigan State University 6

6 University of Illinois 25 17 University of Oregon 5

7 University of Michigan 24 17 Ohio State University 5

8 University of California - Santa Barbara 22 17 Texas A&M University 5

9 University of Arizona 19 17 Iowa State University 5

10 University of California - Davis 17 18 Purdue University 3

10 University of California - Irvine 17 18 University of Iowa 3

11 University of Colorado 15 18 University of Missouri 3

11 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 15 19 University of Kansas 2

11 Pennsylvania State University 15 19 University of Pittsburgh 2

12 University of Minnesota 13 19 University of Virginia 2

13 University of Maryland 12 19 University of Nebraska 2

14 University of Texas 11 20 State University of New York - Buffalo 1

Note: Excludes faculty associated with medical schools and professor emeritus/retired status.

Source: National Academy of Sciences Members Directory, April 2003 Office of Institutional Research Ranking by Faculty in the National Academy of Engineering 2003

NUMBER OF NUMBER OF RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS MEMBERS MEMBERS

1 University of California - Berkeley 68 11 University of Maryland 8

2 University of Texas 42 11 University of Virginia 8

3 University of Illinois 28 12 University of Pittsburgh 5

4 University of Minnesota 21 12 University of California - Irvine 5

5 University of Wisconsin 20 12 University of California - Davis 5

6 University of Michigan 19 12 University of North Carolina 5

7 University of California - Santa Barbara 19 13 University of Florida 4

8 University of California - Los Angeles 15 13 Iowa State University 4

9 University of California - San Diego 13 14 University of Kansas 3

9 Texas A&M University 12 15 University of Iowa 1

10 University of Washington 10 15 University of Nebraska 1

10 Purdue University 10 15 State University of New York - Buffalo 1

10 Pennsylvania State University 10 15 State University of New York - Stony Brook 1

10 Ohio State University 10 15 Indiana University 1

11 University of Arizona 8 16 Michigan State University 0

11 University of Colorado 8 16 University of Missouri 0

11 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 8 16 University of Oregon 0

Note: Excludes faculty associated with medical schools and professor emeritus/retired status.

Source: National Academy of Engineering, Directory of Members Office of Institutional Research and Foreign Associates, April 2003

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 127 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 128 AAU COMPARISONS

Ranking by Faculty in the Institute of Medicine 2003

NUMBER OF NUMBER OF RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS MEMBERS MEMBERS

1 University of Washington 31 12 University of California - Irvine 3

1 University of Michigan 31 12 University of Maryland 3

2 University of North Carolina 22 13 Michigan State University 2

3 University of California - San Diego 20 13 University of Arizona 2

3 University of California - Los Angeles 20 13 University of Kansas 2

4 University of Iowa 15 13 University of Missouri 2

4 University of Pittsburgh 15 13 University of Colorado 2

5 University of Virginia 11 13 University of Illinois 2

6 University of California - Berkeley 10 14 State University of New York - Stony Brook 1

7 University of Wisconsin 8 14 University of California - Santa Barbara 1

8 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 6 14 Purdue University 1

9 University of California - Davis 5 14 Indiana University 1

10 University of Florida 4 15 Iowa State University 0

10 University of Minnesota 4 15 Texas A&M University 0

12 Ohio State University 3 15 University of Nebraska 0

12 Pennsylvania State University 3 15 University of Oregon 0

12 State University of New York - Buffalo 3 15 University of Texas 0

Note: Excludes faculty associated with medical schools and professor emeritus/retired status.

Source: Compiled by 'The Center' at the University of Florida Office of Institutional Research Ranking by Faculty in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2003

NUMBER OF NUMBER OF RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS MEMBERS MEMBERS

1 University of California - Berkeley 216 14 University of Colorado 15

2 University of California - Los Angeles 85 15 University of Iowa 12

3 University of California - San Diego 76 15 University of Maryland 12

4 University of Michigan 63 16 Pennsylvania State University 11

5 University of Wisconsin 60 17 State University of New York - Stony Brook 10

6 University of Washington 42 18 University of Oregon 7

7 University of Illinois 33 19 Ohio State University 6

8 University of Texas 28 19 Purdue University 6

9 University of North Carolina 27 19 University of Florida 6

9 University of Virginia 24 19 University of Pittsburgh 6

9 University of California - Irvine 24 19 Michigan State University 6

10 University of Minnesota 23 20 Texas A&M University 4

11 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 18 21 University of Kansas 2

12 University of Arizona 17 21 State University of New York - Buffalo 2

13 Indiana University 16 22 Iowa State University 1

14 University of California - Davis 15 23 University of Missouri 0

14 University of California - Santa Barbara 15 23 University of Nebraska 0

Note: Excludes faculty associated with medical schools and professor emeritus/retired status.

Source: The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Office of Institutional Research Records of the Academy, May 2003

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 129 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 130 AAU COMPARISONS

Ranking by Faculty in the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

2003 NUMBER OF NUMBER OF RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS MEMBERS MEMBERS

1 University of California - Berkeley 418 16 Pennsylvania State University 39

2 University of California - San Diego 171 17 University of Maryland 35

3 University of California - Los Angeles 149 18 University of Iowa 31

4 University of Michigan 137 19 Indiana University 28

5 University of Wisconsin 130 20 University of Pittsburgh 28

6 University of Washington 121 21 Ohio State University 24

7 University of Illinois 88 22 University of Florida 24

8 University of Texas 81 22 State University of New York - Stony Brook 23

9 University of North Carolina 64 23 Texas A&M University 21

10 University of Minnesota 61 24 Purdue University 20

11 University of California - Santa Barbara 57 24 Michigan State University 14

12 University of California - Irvine 49 25 University of Oregon 12

13 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 47 26 Iowa State University 10

13 University of Arizona 46 27 University of Kansas 9

14 University of Virginia 45 28 State University of New York - Buffalo 7

14 University of California - Davis 42 29 University of Missouri 5

15 University of Colorado 40 30 University of Nebraska 3

Note: Excludes faculty associated with medical schools and professor emeritus/retired status.

Source: refer to pages 126-129 Office of Institutional Research Faculty Membership The National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2003

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Elihu Abrahams (Physics) Elihu Abrahams (Physics) Felix Browder (Mathematics) Felix Browder (Mathematics) Morrel H. Cohen (Applied Physical Sciences) Paul G. Falkowski (Marine Sciences)* Allan Conney (Physiology and Pharmacology) James Flanagan (Computer Engineering) James Flanagan (Computer and Information Sciences) Jerry Fodor (Philosophy) Charles R. Gallistel (Psychology) Charles R. Gallistel (Psychology) Israel Gelfand (Mathematics) Rochel Gelman (Psychology) Martin Kruskal (Mathematics) Rachel Hadas (English) Joel Lebowitz (Applied Physical Sciences) Henryk Iwaniec (Mathematics) David Mechanic (Social and Political Sciences) Bela Julesz (Psychology) J.C. Phillips (Applied Physical Sciences) David Levering Lewis (History) Lawrence R. Rabiner (Computer and Information Sciences) Donald Kelley (History) Lawrence Shepp (Applied Mathematical Sciences) Martin Kruskal (Mathematics) Evelyn Witkin (Genetics) David Mechanic (Behavioral Sciences) Richard Poirier (Literature) Lawrence Shepp (Mathematics) Jean Taylor (Mathematics) Charles Wuorinen (Music)

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE

James Flanagan (Computer Science & Engineering) Gerald Grob (History) Richard Frenkiel (Electronics Engineering) Casimir Kulikowski (Computer Science) James Idol (Chemical Engineering) Howard Leventhal (Behavioral Sciences) Bernard Kear (Materials Engineering) David Mechanic (Behavioral Sciences) Charles R. Kurkjian (Materials Engineering) Louise Russell (Economics) Lawrence R. Rabiner (Computer Science & Engineering) Lawrence Shepp (Statistics) Elias Snitzer (Electronics Engineering) John B. Wachtman Jr. (Materials Engineering)

* To be inducted October 2003 Source: refer to pages 126-129 Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 131 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 132 AAU COMPARISONS

Full-Time Faculty by Gender and Race/Ethnicity - Ranking of Rutgers Fall 2001

Percent Female Faculty

Rutgers ranked seventh among AAU public institutions

Percent Total Minority Faculty

Rutgers ranked twelfth among AAU public institutions

Percent African American Faculty

Rutgers ranked fourth among AAU public institutions

Percent Asian Faculty

Rutgers ranked twelfth among AAU public institutions

Percent Latino Faculty

Rutgers ranked eleventh among AAU public institutions

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Ranking by Full-Time Female Faculty Fall 2001

FEMALE TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS #%FACULTY 1 University of Oregon 414 41.4 1,001 2 Michigan State University 1,375 36.7 3,748 3 University of North Carolina 860 36.2 2,374 4 University of Pittsburgh 1,347 35.4 3,810 5 University of Maryland 941 34.3 2,740 6 Indiana University 526 33.7 1,562 7 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 862 33.6 2,562 8 University of Texas 763 33.5 2,281 9 University of Missouri 800 32.9 2,435 10 University of California - Berkeley 969 32.5 2,984 11 Ohio State University 1,070 32.4 3,300 12 University of Michigan 1,259 32.4 3,884 13 University of Washington 1,104 32.3 3,421 14 University of Arizona 658 32.2 2,042 15 University of California - Los Angeles 1,258 31.9 3,949 16 University of Colorado 731 31.8 2,297 17 University of California - Irvine 565 31.6 1,789 18 University of California - Davis 958 31.2 3,072 19 State University of New York - Stony Brook 396 30.8 1,284 20 University of Iowa 622 30.6 2,035 21 Pennsylvania State University 861 30.0 2,872 22 University of Florida 1,034 29.5 3,511 23 University of Nebraska 444 29.4 1,511 24 State University of New York - Buffalo 412 29.3 1,406 25 University of Illinois 691 29.0 2,385 26 University of California - Santa Barbara 387 28.8 1,346 27 University of Kansas 306 28.4 1,079 28 Iowa State University 383 28.1 1,362 28 University of Wisconsin 829 28.1 2,950 29 University of Minnesota 753 27.7 2,716 30 University of California - San Diego 602 27.5 2,191 31 University of Virginia 530 27.1 1,953 32 Purdue University 516 25.7 2,007 33 Texas A&M University 475 25.6 1,856 TOTAL 25,701 31.5 81,715 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 31.2 Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 133 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 134 AAU COMPARISONS Ranking by Full-Time Minority Faculty Fall 2001

MINORITY WHITE TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS #%#%FACULTY 1 University of California - Irvine 518 29.0 1,119 62.5 1,789 2 University of California - Los Angeles 1,051 26.6 2,633 66.7 3,949 3 University of California - Davis 687 22.4 2,101 68.4 3,072 4 University of California - San Diego 474 21.6 1,485 67.8 2,191 5 University of California - Berkeley 596 20.0 1,955 65.5 2,984 6 University of California - Santa Barbara 242 18.0 931 69.2 1,346 7 State University of New York - Buffalo 251 17.9 1,094 77.8 1,406 8 State University of New York - Stony Brook 211 16.4 1,024 79.8 1,284 9 University of Illinois 383 16.1 1,941 81.4 2,385 10 University of Michigan 619 15.9 2,873 74.0 3,884 11 University of Pittsburgh 598 15.7 2,763 72.5 3,810 12 University of Maryland 423 15.4 1,927 70.3 2,740 12 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 394 15.4 1,972 77.0 2,562 13 University of Washington 511 14.9 2,630 76.9 3,421 14 University of Florida 505 14.4 2,849 81.1 3,511 15 Texas A&M University 257 13.8 1,492 80.4 1,856 16 University of Texas 306 13.4 1,854 81.3 2,281 17 Iowa State University 177 13.0 1,103 81.0 1,362 18 Michigan State University 481 12.8 2,873 76.7 3,748 19 University of Missouri 308 12.6 1,884 77.4 2,435 20 Ohio State University 411 12.5 2,649 80.3 3,300 21 University of Arizona 254 12.4 1,631 79.9 2,042 22 Indiana University 191 12.2 1,371 87.8 1,562 22 University of North Carolina 289 12.2 2,000 84.2 2,374 23 Pennsylvania State University 341 11.9 2,377 82.8 2,872 24 Purdue University 237 11.8 1,479 73.7 2,007 25 University of Minnesota 313 11.5 2,222 81.8 2,716 26 University of Wisconsin 311 10.5 2,467 83.6 2,950 26 University of Iowa 213 10.5 1,557 76.5 2,035 27 University of Nebraska 148 9.8 1,226 81.1 1,511 28 University of Colorado 223 9.7 1,689 73.5 2,297 29 University of Virginia 175 9.0 1,705 87.3 1,953 30 University of Oregon 82 8.2 801 80.0 1,001 31 University of Kansas 84 7.8 877 81.3 1,079 TOTAL 12,264 15.0 62,554 76.6 81,715 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 14.6 77.1 Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Ranking by Full-Time African American Faculty Fall 2001

AFRICAN AMERICAN TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS #%FACULTY 1 University of Maryland 153 5.6 2,740 2 Michigan State University 188 5.0 3,748 3 State University of New York - Buffalo 69 4.9 1,406 4 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 119 4.6 2,562 5 University of North Carolina 104 4.4 2,374 6 University of Michigan 153 3.9 3,884 6 State University of New York - Stony Brook 50 3.9 1,284 7 University of Florida 130 3.7 3,511 8 Indiana University 55 3.5 1,562 8 Ohio State University 115 3.5 3,300 9 University of Pittsburgh 129 3.4 3,810 10 University of Illinois 76 3.2 2,385 11 University of Virginia 58 3.0 1,953 12 University of Texas 67 2.9 2,281 13 Pennsylvania State University 79 2.8 2,872 14 University of Missouri 60 2.5 2,435 15 University of California - Los Angeles 94 2.4 3,949 16 Iowa State University 31 2.3 1,362 16 Texas A&M University 42 2.3 1,856 17 University of California - Berkeley 67 2.2 2,984 17 University of Kansas 24 2.2 1,079 17 University of Wisconsin 65 2.2 2,950 17 University of Nebraska 33 2.2 1,511 18 University of California - Santa Barbara 26 1.9 1,346 19 University of Washington 60 1.8 3,421 20 Purdue University 34 1.7 2,007 20 University of Iowa 34 1.7 2,035 21 University of California - Davis 50 1.6 3,072 21 University of California - Irvine 29 1.6 1,789 21 University of Minnesota 43 1.6 2,716 22 University of Arizona 28 1.4 2,042 23 University of Colorado 27 1.2 2,297 24 University of California - San Diego 22 1.0 2,191 25 University of Oregon 8 0.8 1,001

TOTAL 2,322 2.8 81,715 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 2.7 Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 135 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 136 AAU COMPARISONS Ranking by Full-Time Asian Faculty Fall 2001 ASIAN TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS #%FACULTY 1 University of California - Irvine 397 22.2 1,789 2 University of California - Los Angeles 753 19.1 3,949 3 University of California - Davis 515 16.8 3,072 4 University of California - San Diego 354 16.2 2,191 5 University of California - Berkeley 431 14.4 2,984 6 University of California - Santa Barbara 153 11.4 1,346 7 University of Pittsburgh 417 10.9 3,810 7 State University of New York - Buffalo 153 10.9 1,406 8 University of Washington 362 10.6 3,421 9 State University of New York - Stony Brook 129 10.0 1,284 10 University of Illinois 232 9.7 2,385 11 University of Michigan 349 9.0 3,884 12 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 217 8.5 2,562 13 Iowa State University 115 8.4 1,362 14 University of Missouri 199 8.2 2,435 15 Purdue University 160 8.0 2,007 16 University of Maryland 212 7.7 2,740 17 University of Minnesota 208 7.7 2,716 17 Pennsylvania State University 212 7.4 2,872 18 Ohio State University 239 7.2 3,300 19 University of Florida 245 7.0 3,511 20 Texas A&M University 123 6.6 1,856 21 University of Iowa 128 6.3 2,035 22 Indiana University 95 6.1 1,562 23 University of North Carolina 138 5.8 2,374 24 University of Texas 124 5.4 2,281 24 University of Arizona 111 5.4 2,042 24 University of Wisconsin 160 5.4 2,950 25 Michigan State University 197 5.3 3,748 26 University of Colorado 117 5.1 2,297 27 University of Nebraska 73 4.8 1,511 28 University of Virginia 92 4.7 1,953 29 University of Oregon 45 4.5 1,001 30 University of Kansas 30 2.8 1,079

TOTAL 7,485 9.2 81,715 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 8.8 Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Ranking by Full-Time Latino Faculty Fall 2001

LATINO TOTAL RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS #%FACULTY 1 University of California - Los Angeles 197 5.0 3,949 1 University of California - Irvine 89 5.0 1,789 2 Texas A&M University 88 4.7 1,856 2 University of Texas 107 4.7 2,281 2 University of Arizona 95 4.7 2,042 3 University of California - Santa Barbara 59 4.4 1,346 3 University of California - San Diego 96 4.4 2,191 4 University of California - Davis 112 3.6 3,072 4 University of Florida 127 3.6 3,511 5 University of Colorado 72 3.1 2,297 5 University of California - Berkeley 92 3.1 2,984 6 University of Illinois 69 2.9 2,385 7 University of Michigan 104 2.7 3,884 8 University of Wisconsin 77 2.6 2,950 9 Indiana University 38 2.4 1,562 9 University of Nebraska 36 2.4 1,511 10 University of Washington 80 2.3 3,421 10 State University of New York - Stony Brook 30 2.3 1,284 10 University of Iowa 47 2.3 2,035 10 University of Oregon 23 2.3 1,001 11 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 53 2.1 2,562 12 University of Maryland 54 2.0 2,740 13 University of Kansas 21 1.9 1,079 13 Purdue University 38 1.9 2,007 13 Michigan State University 70 1.9 3,748 14 University of North Carolina 43 1.8 2,374 14 University of Missouri 44 1.8 2,435 15 University of Minnesota 47 1.7 2,716 15 Ohio State University 56 1.7 3,300 15 Iowa State University 23 1.7 1,362 16 State University of New York - Buffalo 22 1.6 1,406 17 Pennsylvania State University 44 1.5 2,872 18 University of Pittsburgh 51 1.3 3,810 19 University of Virginia 22 1.1 1,953

TOTAL 2,226 2.7 81,715 AVERAGE OF PERCENTILES 2.7 Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 137 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 138 AAU COMPARISONS

Average Faculty Salaries by Professorial Rank - Ranking of Rutgers Academic Year 2002/2003

The following three tables show average faculty salaries by professional rank for all 34 public U.S. AAU Institutions. Rutgers ranked as follows:

Professor

Rutgers is ranked fourth among public AAU institutions

Associate Professor

Rutgers is ranked second among public AAU Institutions

Assistant Professor

Rutgers is ranked eleventh among public AAU Institutions

Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education - April 2003 Office of Institutional Research Ranking by Average Faculty Salaries for Professor Academic Year 2002/2003

PROFESSOR % INCREASE RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS (in $ thousands) FROM '01/'02 1 University of California - Los Angeles 117.9 1.9 2 University of California - Berkeley 117.3 1.2 3 University of Maryland 114.8 8.7 4 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 109.0 2.0 5 University of California - San Diego 108.9 2.5 6 University of Virginia 107.7 0.1 7 University of California - Santa Barbara 106.6 1.6 8 University of Michigan 106.5 -2.2 9 University of North Carolina 105.2 1.7 10 University of California - Irvine 104.8 1.6 11 State University of New York - Buffalo 103.2 4.6 12 University of Texas 102.9 4.1 13 Pennsylvania State University 102.7 4.7 14 State University of New York - Stony Brook 102.6 4.4 15 University of Pittsburgh 102.4 6.9 16 University of Illinois 101.4 0.5 17 University of Minnesota 101.3 3.8 18 University of California - Davis 99.6 1.4 19 University of Iowa 99.4 2.4 20 Ohio State University 98.2 4.8 21 Indiana University 96.8 2.8 22 University of Wisconsin 96.4 3.8 23 University of Colorado 95.7 6.7 24 Michigan State University 95.0 5.9 25 Purdue University 93.1 2.9 26 University of Washington 91.2 1.2 27 Texas A&M University 91.2 -2.4 28 University of Nebraska 90.7 4.7 29 University of Arizona 90.6 3.3 30 Iowa State University 89.7 2.6 31 University of Florida 89.3 2.8 32 University of Missouri-Columbia 88.4 -0.6 33 University of Kansas 84.6 0.2 34 University of Oregon 80.3 4.7

Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education - Office of Institutional Research April 2003

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 139 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 140 AAU COMPARISONS

Ranking by Average Faculty Salaries for Associate Professor Academic Year 2002/2003

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR % INCREASE RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS (in $ thousands) FROM '01/'02 1 University of Michigan 78.9 3.4 2 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 76.8 0.9 3 State University of New York - Stony Brook 76.4 5.1 4 University of California - Berkeley 74.6 1.2 5 University of California - Los Angeles 74.6 1.9 6 University of Maryland 74.5 0.1 7 University of Wisconsin 73.7 5.0 8 University of North Carolina 73.4 1.7 9 State University of New York - Buffalo 73.0 3.5 10 University of Virginia 71.3 0.1 11 University of Minnesota 70.9 2.5 12 University of California - Irvine 70.7 1.0 13 Pennsylvania State University 70.3 5.7 14 Michigan State University 69.9 3.4 15 University of Colorado 69.8 6.7 16 University of Illinois 69.4 -0.7 17 University of California - Santa Barbara 68.0 3.8 17 University of Pittsburgh 68.0 4.0 19 University of California - San Diego 67.5 -0.4 20 University of California - Davis 67.4 0.1 21 Iowa State University 67.3 2.9 21 Ohio State University 66.3 4.4 23 Indiana University 66.2 3.4 24 University of Texas 66.1 4.1 25 University of Iowa 65.8 3.3 25 University of Washington 65.8 0.5 27 Texas A&M University 65.5 -1.2 28 University of Nebraska 65.1 3.7 29 Purdue University 64.5 2.9 30 University of Arizona 64.2 3.9 31 University of Florida 63.7 2.1 32 University of Missouri-Columbia 62.5 -2.2 33 University of Kansas 59.9 0.5 34 University of Oregon 58.3 5.2

Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education - Office of Institutional Research April 2003 Ranking by Average Faculty Salaries for Assistant Professor Academic Year 2002/2003

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR % INCREASE RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS (in $ thousands) FROM '01/'02 1 University of Maryland 69.2 0.0 2 University of California - Berkeley 67.3 1.7 3 University of Michigan 65.3 5.8 4 University of California - Los Angeles 63.8 0.5 5 State University of New York - Stony Brook 62.9 6.4 6 University of Wisconsin 62.0 3.7 7 University of Minnesota 61.9 6.4 8 University of Texas 61.5 2.5 9 University of North Carolina 61.3 1.7 10 University of Illinois 61.0 1.0 11 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 60.7 3.4 11 University of California - Irvine 60.7 0.7 13 University of Washington 60.2 3.3 14 University of Colorado 59.9 8.3 15 University of Pittsburgh 59.6 5.3 16 Pennsylvania State University 59.5 6.3 16 University of California - San Diego 59.5 1.0 18 University of Iowa 59.3 5.7 19 Ohio State University 59.1 7.1 20 Indiana University 58.8 6.3 21 University of California - Davis 58.3 1.7 22 State University of New York - Buffalo 58.0 3.4 23 University of California - Santa Barbara 57.7 0.2 24 University of Virginia 57.4 1.1 25 Purdue University 57.1 2.5 26 Michigan State University 57.0 5.8 27 Texas A&M University 56.9 na 28 Iowa State University 56.5 4.1 29 University of Arizona 56.3 3.9 29 University of Nebraska 56.3 3.9 31 University of Florida 55.3 3.0 32 University of Missouri 52.1 -1.0 33 University of Kansas 50.7 -0.4 34 University of Oregon 50.0 6.2

Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education - Office of Institutional Research April 2003

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 141 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 142 AAU COMPARISONS

Engineering Research Expenditures 2003

EXPENDITURES RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS (in $ millions) 1 University of Illinois 213.7 2 Purdue University 178.9 3 Texas A & M University 166.5 4 University of Michigan 140.3 5 University of Maryland 121.9 6 University of California - Berkeley 121.1 7 University of California - San Diego 118.3 8 University of Wisconsin 114.9 9 University of Texas 112.8 10 Pennsylvania State U 111.5 11 Ohio State University 93.1 12 University of Florida 87.0 13 University of Washington 76.7 14 University of California - Los Angeles 76.6 15 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 74.7 16 University of California - Santa Barbara 61.6 17 University of Colorado 56.4 18 University of Minnesota 52.7 19 University of California - Davis 45.7 20 Iowa State University 43.9 21 University of Virginia 42.0 22 University of Pittsburgh 41.3 23 State University of New York - Buffalo 33.3 24 University of California - Irvine 31.8 25 University of Arizona 27.7 26 University of Iowa 25.7 27 Michigan State University 24.5 28 State University of New York - Stony Brook 23.2 29 University of North Carolina 9.6 AAU Median 74.7 Note: Public AAU Institutions not listed either fell below U.S. News listing of top 87 engineering schools or do not have an engineering school.

Source: U. S. News, March 2004 Office of Institutional Research Engineering Research Expenditures per Faculty 2003

EXPENDITURES RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS (in $ thousands) 1 Texas A & M University 824.2 2 University of California - San Diego 788.4 3 Purdue University 745.3 4 University of Maryland 631.5 5 University of Illinois 590.4 6 University of California - Berkeley 571.0 7 University of California - Los Angeles 559.2 8 University of Wisconsin 499.7 9 University of Michigan 482.0 10 University of California - Santa Barbara 473.9 11 University of Texas 468.0 12 University of Florida 455.6 13 Ohio State University 429.3 14 University of Colorado 420.7 15 University of Washington 403.9 16 State University of New York - Buffalo 386.9 17 University of North Carolina 382.1 18 University of Pittsburgh 378.5 19 University of Virginia 371.9 20 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 371.5 21 Iowa State University 327.9 22 University of Iowa 325.2 23 Pennsylvania State U 320.3 24 University of California - Irvine 297.3 25 University of California - Davis 255.1 26 University of Minnesota 238.4 27 Michigan State University 209.3 28 University of Arizona 206.7 29 State University of New York - Stony Brook 187.2 AAU Median 403.9 Note: Public AAU Institutions not listed either fell below U.S. News listing of top 87 engineering schools or do not have an engineering school.

Source: U. S. News, March 2004 Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 143 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 144 AAU COMPARISONS

Change in Federal Research and Development Expenditures 1993 - 2002

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS PERCENT CHANGE

1 University of Missouri 162.54 2 University of Florida 133.05 3 University of Maryland 128.24 4 University of Kansas 119.04 5 University of Pittsburgh 116.24 6 University of Nebraska 114.81 7 University of Virginia 107.54 8 University of North Carolina 94.45 9 University of California - Los Angeles 93.99 10 University of Iowa 93.34 11 University of Arizona 86.71 12 University of Washington 81.18 13 University of California - Irvine 79.02 14 Texas A & M University 78.86 15 Pennsylvania State U 77.77 16 University of Michigan 77.74 17 Michigan State University 74.40 18 University of Oregon 73.20 19 Indiana University 71.57 20 University of Minnesota 69.02 21 University of California - Davis 67.82 22 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 65.32 23 Ohio State University 63.09 24 University of Wisconsin 61.25 25 State University of New York - Buffalo 59.61 26 State University of New York - Stony Brook 58.95 27 University of Illinois 51.84 28 University of California - San Diego 47.80 29 Purdue University 47.32 30 University of California - Santa Barbara 44.98 31 Iowa State University 40.88 32 University of California - Berkeley 38.94 33 University of Colorado 28.46 34 University of Texas 17.51 AAU Average 77.25

Source: National Science Foundation Office of Institutional Research Three-Year Average of NSF Funding 1999 - 2001 THREE-YEAR RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS AVERAGE (in $ thousands) 1 University of Illinois 97,929 2 University of California - San Diego 97,084 3 University of California - Berkeley 61,722 4 University of Washington 55,706 5 University of Wisconsin 51,506 6 University of Michigan 51,314 7 Michigan State University 42,292 8 University of Colorado 40,541 9 University of Minnesota 39,418 10 University of Maryland 35,563 11 University of Arizona 35,335 12 University of California - Los Angeles 34,671 13 University of California - Santa Barbara 34,228 14 University of Texas 33,877 15 Pennsylvania State U 33,054 16 University of California - Davis 31,270 17 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 28,554 18 Indiana University 26,726 19 University of Florida 24,708 20 Texas A & M University 24,323 21 Purdue University 24,271 22 Ohio State University 23,860 23 State University of New York - Stony Brook 23,689 24 University of California - Irvine 18,266 25 University of North Carolina 16,941 26 University of Virginia 15,659 27 University of Pittsburgh 15,299 28 Iowa State University 14,645 29 State University of New York - Buffalo 13,827 30 University of Nebraska 13,428 31 University of Missouri 13,409 32 University of Kansas 11,457 33 University of Oregon 10,191 34 University of Iowa 8,368 AAU Average 32,445

Source: National Science Foundation Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 145 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 146 AAU COMPARISONS

Ranking by Gross License Income Received 2002

DOLLARS DOLLARS RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS (in $ RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS (in $ thousands) thousands)

1 University of Wisconsin 32,061 13 University of Virginia 3,816

2 University of Florida 31,598 14 University of Colorado 2,099

3 Michigan State University 29,758 15 University of Kansas 1,548

4 University of Minnesota 25,871 16 Pennsylvania State University 1,391

5 University of Washington 22,956 17 University of Pittsburgh 1,271

6 Iowa State University 10,827 18 University of North Carolina 1,248

7 University of Iowa 7,933 19 University of Maryland 842

8 University of Illinois 6,647 20 Ohio State University 828

9 University of Michigan 5,346 21 University of Arizona 714

10 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 4,018 22 University of Oregon 536

11 University of Texas 3,898

12 Indiana University 3,842

Note: Excludes University Systems (California, SUNY, Texas A&M, and Missouri) Data not available for University of Nebraska

Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education, December, 2003 Office of Institutional Research State Appropriations Fiscal Year 2002/2003 FY 2002/2003 % 1-YEAR RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS APPROPRIATIONS CHANGE (in $ thousands) 1 University of Nebraska 206,546 3.7 2 State University of New York - System 1,754,720 3.1 3 University of Wisconsin System 989,933 1.9 4 Indiana University 186,031 1.6 5 University of Iowa 254,571 0.4 6 University of Florida 504,603 -0.6 7 Purdue University 225,602 -0.8 8 University of Texas 295,299 -1.7 9 University of Pittsburgh 168,493 -1.8 10 Texas A&M University* 259,936 -2.8 11 Michigan State University 381,669 -3.3 12 University of Washington 340,095 -3.4 13 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 331,581 -3.8 14 University of Kansas 230,104 -5.3 15 University of North Carolina 386,860 -5.5 15 University of Minnesota 595,747 -5.5 17 Pennsylvania State University System 316,140 -5.6 18 University of California System 3,150,000 -6.2 19 Ohio State University 395,448 -7.4 20 University of Illinois 368,371 -7.8 21 University of Arizona 316,546 -8.9 22 University of Maryland 330,499 -9.3 23 Iowa State University 239,809 -9.5 24 University of Colorado System 190,401 -13.5 25 University of Missouri System 417,424 -14.8 26 University of Michigan 351,809 -15.4 27 University of Oregon System 342,238 -16.2 28 University of Virginia 122,421 -23.9

Source: Grapevine Center for Higher Ed & Educational Finance Office of Institutional Research Rutgers Appropriations from "Governor's Annual Budget Message"

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 147 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 148 AAU COMPARISONS

In-State Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees (in $ dollars) Academic Years 1998/1999, 2002/2003 and 2003/2004

% CHANGE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS 1998/1999 2002/2003 2003/2004 5 Year 1 Year University of Arizona 2,158 2,593 3,603 67.0 39.0 University of California - Berkeley 4,177 3,830 5,250 25.7 37.1 University of California - Davis 4,153 4,249 5,853 40.9 37.8 University of California - Irvine 3,875 4,193 5,613 44.8 33.9 University of California - Los Angeles 3,863 3,796 5,298 37.1 39.6 University of California - San Diego 4,028 4,085 5,508 36.7 34.8 University of California - Santa Barbara 3,988 3,988 5,639 41.4 41.4 University of Colorado 3,038 3,566 4,020 32.3 12.7 University of Florida 2,052 2,581 2,780 35.5 7.7 University of Illinois 4,554 6,704 7,010 53.9 4.6 Indiana University 4,069 5,315 6,517 60.2 22.6 University of Iowa 2,868 4,191 4,993 74.1 19.1 Iowa State University 2,874 4,110 5,028 74.9 22.3 University of Kansas 2,470 3,484 4,101 66.0 17.7 University of Maryland 4,699 5,670 6,759 43.8 19.2 University of Michigan 6,549 7,960 8,481 29.5 6.5 Michigan State University 5,140 6,412 7,044 37.0 9.9 University of Minnesota 4,602 6,280 7,116 54.6 13.3 University of Missouri 4,439 5,552 6,558 47.7 18.1 University of Nebraska 3,103 4,125 4,771 53.8 15.7 State University of New York - Buffalo 4,510 4,850 5,851 29.7 20.7 State University of New York - Stony Brook 4,141 4,358 5,306 28.1 21.8 University of North Carolina 2,224 3,856 4,072 83.1 5.6 Ohio State University 3,906 5,691 6,651 70.3 16.9 University of Oregon 3,771 4,230 4,914 30.3 16.2 Pennsylvania State University 6,194 8,585 9,706 56.7 13.1 University of Pittsburgh 6,424 8,528 9,274 44.4 8.7 Purdue University 3,564 5,580 5,860 64.4 5.0 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 5,772 7,308 7,927 37.3 8.5 University of Texas 3,004 3,950 4,188 39.4 6.0 Texas A&M University 2,899 4,748 5,051 74.2 6.4 University of Virginia 4,866 5,165 6,149 26.4 19.1 University of Washington 3,495 4,636 4,968 42.1 7.2 University of Wisconsin 3,408 4,426 5,139 50.8 16.1 Minimum 2,052 2,581 2,780 25.7 4.6 Maximum 6,549 8,585 9,706 83.1 41.4 Mean 3,967 4,959 5,794 48.1 18.4 Median 3,947 4,392 5,560 44.1 16.5

Source: "Academic Year Tuition and Required Fees, AAU Public Office of Institutional Research Universities," Annual Rep. compiled by Univ. of Missouri System, Sept. 2003 In-State Graduate Tuition and Required Fees (in $ dollars) Academic Years 1998/1999, 2002/2003 and 2003/2004 % CHANGE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS 1998/1999 2002/2003 2003/2004 5 Year 1 Year University of Arizona 2,158 2,593 3,853 78.5 48.6 University of California - Berkeley 4,409 4,566 6,169 39.9 35.1 University of California - Davis 4,483 5,037 7,063 57.5 40.2 University of California - Irvine 5,178 5,579 7,318 41.3 31.2 University of California - Los Angeles 4,556 4,684 6,318 38.7 34.9 University of California - San Diego 4,887 5,150 6,715 37.4 30.4 University of California - Santa Barbara 4,932 5,297 7,114 44.2 34.3 University of Colorado 3,822 4,489 5,081 32.9 13.2 University of Florida 3,306 4,304 4,926 49.0 14.5 University of Illinois 5,106 7,420 7,756 51.9 4.5 Indiana University 4,013 5,361 5,569 38.8 3.9 University of Iowa 3,368 4,887 5,689 68.9 16.4 Iowa State University 3,374 4,770 5,686 68.5 19.2 University of Kansas 2,852 3,790 4,319 51.4 14.0 University of Maryland 7,092 8,054 9,135 28.8 13.4 University of Michigan 10,192 12,197 12,933 26.9 6.0 Michigan State University 5,916 7,062 7,762 31.2 9.9 University of Minnesota 5,611 7,662 8,517 51.8 11.2 University of Missouri 4,439 5,498 6,340 42.8 15.3 University of Nebraska 3,224 4,290 4,949 53.5 15.4 State University of New York - Buffalo 5,970 6,153 7,987 33.8 29.8 State University of New York - Stony Brook 5,592 5,626 7,400 32.3 31.5 University of North Carolina 2,215 4,043 4,269 92.7 5.6 Ohio State University 5,472 6,639 7,278 33.0 9.6 University of Oregon 6,429 7,863 8,958 39.3 13.9 Pennsylvania State University 6,786 9,324 10,420 53.6 11.8 University of Pittsburgh 8,498 11,286 12,304 44.8 9.0 Purdue University 3,564 5,580 5,860 64.4 5.0 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 7,292 9,194 10,030 37.5 9.1 University of Texas 3,356 4,295 4,554 35.7 6.0 Texas A&M University 3,283 4,989 5,281 60.9 5.9 University of Virginia 4,866 6,046 7,856 61.4 29.9 University of Washington 5,433 6,758 7,071 30.1 4.6 University of Wisconsin 4,928 6,880 7,593 54.1 10.4 Minimum 2,158 2,593 3,853 26.9 3.9 Maximum 10,192 12,197 12,933 92.7 48.6 Mean 4,900 6,099 7,061 47.3 17.5 Median 4,877 5,538 7,067 42.8 13.4

Source: "Academic Year Tuition and Required Fees, AAU Public Office of Institutional Research Universities," Annual Rep. compiled by Univ. of Missouri System, Sept. 2003

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 149 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 150 AAU COMPARISONS

Out-of-State Undergraduate Tuition and Required Fees (in $ dollars) Academic Years 1998/1999, 2002/2003 and 2003/2004 % CHANGE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS 1998/1999 2002/2003 2003/2004 5 Year 1 Year University of Arizona 9,110 11,113 12,373 35.8 11.3 University of California - Berkeley 13,751 16,209 19,460 41.5 20.1 University of California - Davis 13,727 16,628 20,063 46.2 20.7 University of California - Irvine 13,449 16,572 19,823 47.4 19.6 University of California - Los Angeles 13,437 16,175 19,508 45.2 20.6 University of California - San Diego 13,602 16,464 19,718 45.0 19.8 University of California - Santa Barbara 13,562 16,367 19,849 46.4 21.3 University of Colorado 15,520 18,910 20,336 31.0 7.5 University of Florida 8,708 12,046 13,808 58.6 14.6 University of Illinois 11,370 15,308 18,046 58.7 17.9 Indiana University 12,310 15,925 17,552 42.6 10.2 University of Iowa 9,990 13,833 15,285 53.0 10.5 Iowa State University 9,152 12,802 14,370 57.0 12.2 University of Kansas 8,918 10,687 11,577 29.8 8.3 University of Maryland 11,221 14,434 17,433 55.4 20.8 University of Michigan 19,891 24,185 25,647 28.9 6.0 Michigan State University 12,336 15,423 16,948 37.4 9.9 University of Minnesota 12,277 16,854 18,746 52.7 11.2 University of Missouri 12,107 14,705 16,005 32.2 8.8 University of Nebraska 7,370 10,718 12,353 67.6 15.3 State University of New York - Buffalo 9,410 9,750 11,801 25.4 21.0 State University of New York -Stony Brook 9,041 9,258 11,256 24.5 21.6 University of North Carolina 11,210 15,140 15,920 42.0 5.2 Ohio State University 11,475 15,114 16,638 45.0 10.1 University of Oregon 12,555 15,219 16,350 30.2 7.4 Pennsylvania State University 13,011 17,816 19,328 48.6 8.5 University of Pittsburgh 13,458 17,336 18,586 38.1 7.2 Purdue University 11,784 16,260 17,640 49.7 8.5 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 10,496 13,284 14,441 37.6 8.7 University of Texas 9,394 10,490 11,268 19.9 7.4 Texas A&M University 9,289 11,288 12,131 30.6 7.5 University of Virginia 15,814 20,375 22,169 40.2 8.8 University of Washington 11,517 15,337 16,121 40.0 5.1 University of Wisconsin 11,588 18,426 19,139 65.2 3.9 Minimum 7,370 9,258 11,256 19.9 3.9 Maximum 19,891 24,185 25,647 67.6 21.6 Mean 11,819 15,013 16,814 42.6 12.3 Median 11,686 15,323 17,191 42.0 10.1

Source: "Academic Year Tuition and Required Fees, AAU Public Office of Institutional Research Universities," Annual Rep. compiled by Univ. of Missouri System, Sept. 2003 Out-of-State Graduate Tuition and Required Fees (in $ dollars) Academic Years 1998/1999, 2002/2003 and 2003/2004

% CHANGE PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS 1998/1999 2002/2003 2003/2004 5 Year 1 Year University of Arizona 9,110 11,113 12,623 38.6 13.6 University of California - Berkeley 13,793 15,888 18,659 35.3 17.4 University of California - Davis 13,867 16,359 19,553 41.0 19.5 University of California - Irvine 14,562 16,901 19,808 36.0 17.2 University of California - Los Angeles 13,940 16,006 18,808 34.9 17.5 University of California - San Diego 14,271 16,472 19,205 34.6 16.6 University of California - Santa Barbara 14,316 16,619 19,604 36.9 18.0 University of Colorado 15,304 18,919 20,345 32.9 7.5 University of Florida 11,551 16,030 18,589 60.9 16.0 University of Illinois 11,982 16,094 18,866 57.5 17.2 Indiana University 11,033 14,390 14,959 35.6 4.0 University of Iowa 10,404 14,271 15,723 51.1 10.2 Iowa State University 9,532 13,296 14,862 55.9 11.8 University of Kansas 8,342 9,888 10,649 27.7 7.7 University of Maryland 10,164 12,302 15,207 49.6 23.6 University of Michigan 20,484 24,517 25,999 26.9 6.0 Michigan State University 11,376 13,572 14,920 31.2 9.9 University of Minnesota 10,555 14,220 15,616 47.9 9.8 University of Missouri 12,275 14,856 15,997 30.3 7.7 University of Nebraska 7,082 10,290 11,849 67.3 15.2 State University of New York - Buffalo 9,285 9,469 11,587 24.8 22.4 State University of New York -Stony Brook 8,908 8,942 11,000 23.5 23.0 University of North Carolina 11,201 15,692 16,267 45.2 3.7 Ohio State University 14,172 17,214 18,489 30.5 7.4 University of Oregon 10,857 13,269 13,734 26.5 3.5 Pennsylvania State University 13,712 18,702 20,240 47.6 8.2 University of Pittsburgh 16,988 21,872 23,470 38.2 7.3 Purdue University 11,784 16,260 17,640 49.7 8.5 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 10,320 13,022 14,202 37.6 9.1 University of Texas 8,468 9,527 10,218 20.7 7.3 Texas A&M University 8,395 10,221 10,945 30.4 7.1 University of Virginia 15,814 19,136 19,964 26.2 4.3 University of Washington 13,479 15,845 16,794 24.6 6.0 University of Wisconsin 15,190 22,150 22,863 50.5 3.2 Minimum 7,082.0 8,942.0 10,217.6 20.7 3.2 Maximum 20,484.0 24,517.4 25,999.4 67.3 23.6 Mean 12,132.8 15,097.7 16,742.7 38.5 11.4 Median 11,667.5 15,768.3 16,530.5 35.8 9.4

Source: "Academic Year Tuition and Required Fees, AAU Public Office of Institutional Research Universities," Annual Rep. compiled by Univ. of Missouri System, Sept. 2003

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 151 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 152 AAU COMPARISONS

Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Employees per Faculty Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RATIO

1 University of North Carolina 0.3799 2 Ohio State University 0.2991 3 University of Texas 0.2946 4 University of Illinois 0.2893 5 University of Washington 0.2759 6 University of Missouri 0.2690 7 Texas A&M University 0.2619 8 University of Michigan 0.2474 9 University of Virginia 0.2371 10 University of California - Los Angeles 0.2125 11 Pennsylvania State University 0.2124 12 University of Wisconsin 0.2000 13 University of California - San Diego 0.1999 14 Indiana University 0.1921 15 University of California - Irvine 0.1822 16 Michigan State University 0.1716 17 University of California - Berkeley 0.1655 18 University of Nebraska 0.1549 19 University of California - Davis 0.1501 20 University of California - Santa Barbara 0.1345 21 University of Florida 0.1242 22 Iowa State University 0.1175 23 University of Pittsburgh 0.1097 24 University of Colorado 0.0984 25 Purdue University 0.0977 26 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 0.0929 27 University of Maryland 0.0814 28 University of Kansas 0.0639 29 University of Iowa 0.0590 30 State University of New York - Stony Brook 0.0584 31 State University of New York - Buffalo 0.0477 32 University of Oregon 0.0380 33 University of Arizona 0.0274 34 University of Minnesota 0.0247 AAU Average 0.1638

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Non-Instructional, Professional Employees per Faculty Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RATIO

1 University of California - Los Angeles 2.2669 2 University of California - San Diego 2.1670 3 Ohio State University 2.0606 4 University of Arizona 2.0255 5 University of Virginia 1.8955 6 University of Texas 1.8391 7 University of California - Irvine 1.7977 8 University of Washington 1.7580 9 University of Wisconsin 1.7539 10 University of California - Davis 1.6693 11 University of Minnesota 1.5843 12 University of Michigan 1.5664 13 University of Iowa 1.5381 14 Iowa State University 1.3414 15 University of California - Berkeley 1.1511 16 University of Missouri 1.0493 17 Pennsylvania State University 1.0470 18 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1.0375 19 Texas A&M University 1.0248 20 Purdue University 1.0244 21 University of Kansas 1.0222 22 University of Illinois 1.0210 23 Indiana University 0.9571 24 University of Nebraska 0.9550 25 University of North Carolina 0.8644 26 University of California - Santa Barbara 0.8559 27 University of Pittsburgh 0.8178 28 University of Florida 0.7964 29 State University of New York - Buffalo 0.7560 30 State University of New York - Stony Brook 0.6861 31 University of Maryland 0.6847 32 University of Oregon 0.6503 33 Michigan State University 0.4107 34 University of Colorado 0.2718 AAU Average 1.2455

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 153 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 154 AAU COMPARISONS

Technical Employees per Faculty Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RATIO

1 University of California - San Diego 0.9516 2 Ohio State University 0.7606 3 University of California - Los Angeles 0.7412 4 University of Virginia 0.6493 5 University of Minnesota 0.5504 6 University of California - Davis 0.5107 7 University of North Carolina 0.5055 8 Purdue University 0.4768 9 University of Texas 0.4730 10 University of Missouri 0.4476 11 University of California - Irvine 0.4449 12 University of Washington 0.3467 13 University of Florida 0.2783 14 University of Arizona 0.2449 15 Pennsylvania State University 0.2437 16 University of Nebraska 0.2257 17 University of California - Berkeley 0.2225 18 Indiana University 0.2202 19 University of Maryland 0.2139 20 University of Wisconsin 0.2119 21 University of Illinois 0.2071 22 University of Kansas 0.2002 23 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 0.1831 24 Texas A&M University 0.1810 25 University of California - Santa Barbara 0.1545 26 University of Oregon 0.1239 27 State University of New York - Buffalo 0.1209 28 Iowa State University 0.1160 29 Michigan State University 0.1102 30 University of Colorado 0.1032 31 University of Iowa 0.0958 32 University of Michigan 0.0937 33 State University of New York - Stony Brook 0.0833 34 University of Pittsburgh 0.0433 AAU Average 0.3099

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Skilled Craft and Service Employees per Faculty Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RATIO

1 University of Virginia 0.8807 2 Texas A&M University 0.8685 3 Purdue University 0.8505 4 University of Illinois 0.8415 5 Indiana University 0.7971 6 University of Texas 0.7615 7 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 0.6811 8 Ohio State University 0.6797 9 University of Missouri 0.6739 10 Pennsylvania State University 0.6323 11 University of California - Los Angeles 0.5865 12 Iowa State University 0.5698 13 University of Kansas 0.5561 14 University of Washington 0.5437 15 University of California - Davis 0.5407 16 University of California - San Diego 0.5258 17 University of Minnesota 0.5177 18 University of Arizona 0.4946 19 University of Michigan 0.4784 20 University of Nebraska 0.4725 21 University of Iowa 0.4717 22 University of Wisconsin 0.4553 23 University of North Carolina 0.4389 24 University of California - Irvine 0.4254 25 University of California - Berkeley 0.4172 26 University of Florida 0.4022 27 State University of New York - Stony Brook 0.3995 28 University of Oregon 0.3986 29 State University of New York - Buffalo 0.3748 30 Michigan State University 0.3746 31 University of Maryland 0.3493 32 University of California - Santa Barbara 0.3061 33 University of Colorado 0.2991 34 University of Pittsburgh 0.1835 AAU Average 0.5367

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 155 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 156 AAU COMPARISONS

Secretarial Staff per Faculty Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RATIO 1 University of California - Davis 1.1299 2 University of California - San Diego 1.1200 3 University of California - Irvine 1.0369 4 University of Virginia 0.9923 5 University of California - Los Angeles 0.9562 6 University of California - Berkeley 0.9333 7 Ohio State University 0.9306 8 University of Washington 0.9179 9 Indiana University 0.8899 10 University of Missouri 0.8222 11 Iowa State University 0.8047 12 University of North Carolina 0.7923 13 University of Iowa 0.7430 14 University of Illinois 0.7208 15 University of Arizona 0.7052 16 University of Minnesota 0.7007 17 Texas A&M University 0.6589 18 Purdue University 0.6442 19 University of Florida 0.6391 20 Pennsylvania State University 0.6323 21 University of Texas 0.6164 22 University of California - Santa Barbara 0.6033 23 University of Nebraska 0.5943 24 University of Kansas 0.5792 25 University of Oregon 0.5335 26 University of Michigan 0.4892 27 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 0.4778 28 University of Wisconsin 0.4420 29 State University of New York - Buffalo 0.4296 30 University of Maryland 0.3774 31 Michigan State University 0.3642 32 University of Pittsburgh 0.2562 33 State University of New York - Stony Brook 0.2500 34 University of Colorado 0.2403 AAU Average 0.6772

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Support Staff per Faculty Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RATIO

1 University of California - San Diego 4.9644 2 University of Virginia 4.7860 3 University of California - Los Angeles 4.7632 4 Ohio State University 4.7306 5 University of California - Davis 4.0007 6 University of Texas 3.9847 7 University of Minnesota 3.9713 8 University of California - Irvine 3.8871 9 University of Washington 3.8422 10 Indiana University 3.5736 11 University of Arizona 3.5514 12 University of Missouri 3.2620 13 Purdue University 3.1978 14 University of Illinois 3.0797 15 University of Wisconsin 3.0631 16 Iowa State University 3.0448 17 Texas A&M University 2.9952 18 University of North Carolina 2.9810 19 University of Iowa 2.9656 20 University of California - Berkeley 2.8897 21 University of Michigan 2.8751 22 Pennsylvania State University 2.7678 23 University of Kansas 2.5950 24 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 2.4723 25 University of Nebraska 2.4024 26 University of Florida 2.2401 27 University of California - Santa Barbara 2.0542 28 State University of New York - Buffalo 1.7710 29 University of Oregon 1.7443 30 University of Maryland 1.7066 31 Michigan State University 1.5598 32 State University of New York - Stony Brook 1.5265 33 University of Pittsburgh 1.4105 34 University of Colorado 1.1354 AAU Average 2.9940

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 157 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 158 AAU COMPARISONS

Non-Faculty Staff per 100 FTE Students Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RATIO

1 University of California - San Diego 51.9635 2 University of California - Los Angeles 51.6503 3 University of California - Davis 48.5643 4 University of Virginia 47.4090 5 University of Washington 38.9506 6 University of Missouri 36.6110 7 Ohio State University 36.2106 8 University of California - Irvine 32.9693 9 University of North Carolina 31.1927 10 University of Michigan 30.9667 11 University of Minnesota 29.2952 12 University of California - Berkeley 28.3894 13 University of Iowa 24.4358 14 University of Wisconsin 23.9567 15 University of Arizona 23.2836 16 University of Pittsburgh 23.1778 17 Pennsylvania State University 20.6797 18 University of Illinois 19.9010 19 University of Texas 19.4243 20 University of Florida 18.6680 21 University of Nebraska 18.1452 22 Purdue University 17.5560 23 Iowa State University 16.4235 24 Indiana University 16.1811 25 University of Maryland 15.6130 26 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 15.1507 27 Michigan State University 14.9835 28 University of California - Santa Barbara 13.9936 29 Texas A&M University 13.4295 30 University of Kansas 12.5790 31 State University of New York - Stony Brook 11.3001 32 State University of New York - Buffalo 11.1204 33 University of Colorado 10.1058 34 University of Oregon 10.0762 AAU Average 24.5399

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Faculty per 100 FTE Students Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS RATIO

1 University of Pittsburgh 16.4323 2 University of California - Davis 12.1391 3 University of Missouri 11.2234 4 University of California - Los Angeles 10.8435 5 University of Michigan 10.7705 6 University of California - San Diego 10.4672 7 University of North Carolina 10.4637 8 University of Washington 10.1377 9 University of Virginia 9.9058 10 University of California - Berkeley 9.8242 11 Michigan State University 9.6062 12 University of Maryland 9.1488 13 University of Colorado 8.9007 14 University of California - Irvine 8.4818 15 University of Florida 8.3335 16 University of Iowa 8.2398 17 University of Wisconsin 7.8212 18 Ohio State University 7.6545 19 University of Nebraska 7.5530 20 Pennsylvania State University 7.4716 21 State University of New York - Stony Brook 7.4027 22 University of Minnesota 7.3768 23 University of California - Santa Barbara 6.8121 24 University of Arizona 6.5561 25 University of Illinois 6.4621 26 State University of New York - Buffalo 6.2792 27 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 6.1282 28 University of Oregon 5.7768 29 Purdue University 5.4900 30 Iowa State University 5.3940 31 University of Texas 4.8748 32 University of Kansas 4.8474 33 Indiana University 4.5279 34 Texas A&M University 4.4837

AAU Average 8.1715

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 159 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 160 AAU COMPARISONS

Faculty as Percent of Total Employees Fall 2001

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS PERCENT

1 University of Colorado 46.83 2 University of Pittsburgh 41.49 3 State University of New York - Stony Brook 39.58 4 Michigan State University 39.07 5 University of Maryland 36.95 6 University of Oregon 36.44 7 State University of New York - Buffalo 36.09 8 University of California - Santa Barbara 32.74 9 University of Florida 30.86 10 University of Nebraska 29.39 11 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 28.80 12 University of Kansas 27.82 13 Pennsylvania State University 26.54 14 University of Michigan 25.81 15 University of California - Berkeley 25.71 16 University of Iowa 25.22 17 University of North Carolina 25.12 18 Texas A&M University 25.03 19 Iowa State University 24.72 20 University of Wisconsin 24.61 21 University of Illinois 24.51 22 Purdue University 23.82 23 University of Missouri 23.46 24 University of Arizona 21.97 25 Indiana University 21.86 26 University of Washington 20.65 27 University of California - Irvine 20.46 28 University of Minnesota 20.12 29 University of Texas 20.06 30 University of California - Davis 20.00 31 Ohio State University 17.45 32 University of California - Los Angeles 17.35 33 University of Virginia 17.28 34 University of California - San Diego 16.77

AAU Average 26.90

Source: IPEDS Fall 2001 Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Ranking by Total Expenditures 2002

TOTAL EXPENDITURES RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS (in $ dollars) 1 University of California - Berkeley 51,649,031 2 University of Michigan 43,357,616 3 University of California - Los Angeles 42,265,154 4 Pennsylvania State University 39,944,624 5 University of Texas 36,480,061 6 University of Wisconsin 33,601,436 7 University of Illinois - Urbana 32,542,338 8 University of Minnesota 32,443,747 9 University of Washington 31,567,959 10 Indiana University 30,066,578 11 University of Virginia 28,625,035 12 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 28,499,958 13 University of North Carolina 28,142,705 14 Ohio State University 27,822,167 15 University of Arizona 25,433,853 16 University of California - San Diego 25,127,114 17 University of Florida 25,110,389 18 University of Pittsburgh 24,245,757 19 Texas A&M University 23,089,082 20 Iowa State University 22,935,690 21 University of Maryland 21,907,371 22 University of California - Davis 20,952,891 23 Michigan State 19,460,965 24 University of California - Irvine 18,508,185 25 University of Kansas 18,328,601 26 University of Colorado 18,284,138 27 State University of New York - Buffalo 17,822,190 28 University of California - Santa Barbara 16,245,123 29 Purdue University 15,975,241 30 Iowa State University 15,540,811 31 University of Oregon 14,065,716 32 University of Missouri 13,970,204 33 State University of New York - Stony Brook 12,655,319 34 University of Nebraska 12,414,324

AAU Average 25,561,217

Source: ARL Statistics, 2002 Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 161 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 162 AAU COMPARISONS

Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Ranking by Total Staff (FTE) 2002 RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS TOTAL STAFF (FTE)

1 University of California - Berkeley 687 2 University of Michigan 643 3 Pennsylvania State University 637 4 University of California - Los Angeles 601 5 University of Texas 561 6 University of Illinois - Urbana 522 7 University of Wisconsin 513 8 University of Washington 506 9 Indiana University 458 10 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 441 11 Ohio State University 433 12 University of North Carolina 429 13 University of Minnesota 423 13 University of Florida 407 14 University of Arizona 362 15 Texas A&M University 360 16 University of Virginia 349 16 University of Pittsburgh 344 17 University of California - San Diego 341 18 Iowa State University 308 19 University of Kansas 301 20 University of Maryland 296 21 University of California - Davis 293 22 Michigan State 284 23 University of California - Irvine 279 24 Purdue University 263 25 State University of New York - Buffalo 249 25 University of California - Santa Barbara 238 26 University of Colorado 236 27 University of Missouri 222 28 University of Oregon 215 29 University of Nebraska 203 30 Iowa State University 198 31 State University of New York - Stony Brook 163

AAU Average 375

Source: ARL Statistics, 2002 Office of Institutional Research Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Ranking by Current Serials (Total) 2002

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS CURRENT SERIALS

1 University of Illinois - Urbana 90,707 2 University of California - Berkeley 83,089 3 University of California - Los Angeles 79,552 4 University of Michigan 69,218 5 Indiana University 60,019 6 Pennsylvania State University 56,270 7 University of Virginia 55,843 8 University of Texas 50,014 9 Iowa State University 49,128 10 University of North Carolina 48,949 11 University of Wisconsin 47,663 12 University of California - Davis 45,860 13 University of Washington 45,587 14 Ohio State University 43,086 15 Texas A&M University 42,304 16 University of Pittsburgh 41,908 17 University of Minnesota 38,121 18 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 35,960 19 University of Kansas 33,874 20 University of Maryland 33,858 21 University of Arizona 33,282 22 State University of New York - Buffalo 32,179 23 Iowa State University 29,681 24 Michigan State 29,470 25 State University of New York - Stony Brook 28,463 26 University of California - San Diego 28,446 27 University of California - Irvine 28,416 28 University of Florida 28,154 29 University of Colorado 24,337 30 University of Nebraska 22,663 31 University of California - Santa Barbara 21,957 32 Purdue University 20,509 33 University of Oregon 17,840 34 University of Missouri 16,073

AAU Average 41,544

Source: ARL Statistics, 2002 Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 163 AAU COMPARISONS Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 164 AAU COMPARISONS

Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Ranking by Volumes in Library 2002

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS VOLUMES IN LIBRARY

1 University of Illinois - Urbana 9,861,988 2 University of California - Berkeley 9,388,785 3 University of Texas 8,229,689 4 University of Michigan 7,643,203 5 University of California - Los Angeles 7,444,831 6 Indiana University 6,512,090 7 University of Washington 6,274,025 8 University of Wisconsin 6,216,006 9 University of Minnesota 6,082,452 10 Ohio State University 5,603,403 11 University of North Carolina 5,366,141 12 University of Arizona 4,918,178 13 University of Virginia 4,867,833 14 Pennsylvania State University 4,699,670 15 Michigan State 4,503,950 16 University of Pittsburgh 4,339,324 17 Iowa State University 4,302,594 18 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 3,979,219 19 University of Florida 3,950,350 20 University of Kansas 3,908,979 21 University of California - Davis 3,310,850 22 State University of New York - Buffalo 3,287,867 23 University of Missouri 3,111,319 24 University of Colorado 3,022,510 25 University of Maryland 2,956,648 26 University of California - San Diego 2,938,357 27 Texas A&M University 2,924,918 28 University of Nebraska 2,720,838 29 University of California - Santa Barbara 2,715,931 30 University of Oregon 2,548,402 31 Purdue University 2,393,585 32 Iowa State University 2,348,646 33 University of California - Irvine 2,249,653 34 State University of New York - Stony Brook 2,136,801

AAU Average 4,610,560

Source: ARL Statistics, 2002 Office of Institutional Research Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Ranking by Volumes Added (Gross) 2002

RANK PUBLIC AAU INSTITUTIONS VOLUMES ADDED

1 University of California - Berkeley 195,752 2 University of Michigan 182,670 3 University of Texas 167,786 4 University of Illinois - Urbana 158,740 5 University of Washington 153,979 6 University of North Carolina 146,018 7 University of California - Los Angeles 145,539 8 Indiana University 137,820 9 University of Minnesota 137,719 10 Iowa State University 128,793 11 Ohio State University 116,823 12 University of Arizona 112,668 13 University of Florida 105,885 14 University of Virginia 101,692 15 University of Pittsburgh 100,891 16 University of Wisconsin 97,569 17 Michigan State 95,548 18 Pennsylvania State University 93,443 19 Texas A&M University 93,171 20 University of Maryland 86,009 21 University of California - San Diego 84,121 22 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 82,451 23 University of Kansas 79,869 24 University of California - Davis 68,919 25 University of California - Irvine 64,789 26 University of Oregon 61,547 27 State University of New York - Buffalo 57,636 28 University of Nebraska 56,908 29 Iowa State University 53,432 30 University of Colorado 52,668 31 Purdue University 50,316 32 University of California - Santa Barbara 42,619 33 University of Missouri 42,509 34 State University of New York - Stony Brook 30,314

AAU Average 99,606

Source: ARL Statistics, 2002 Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 165 AAU COMPARISONS University Land Through 2003

Livingston Newark CAMPUS ACREAGE PERCENT

Busch 779 13.1 Other Camden 27 0.5

College Avenue 69 1.2

Cook 142 2.4

Douglass 180 3.0

Experiment Station 2,581 43.5

Livingston 972 16.4 Busch

Newark 38 0.6 Experiment Station

Other 1,141 19.2 Camden College Avenue Total Land 5,929 100 Cook Douglass Note: Cook Campus plus Experiment Station in the New Brunswick Area equals 705 Acres. Campus areas include land leased by Rutgers.

Source: Office of Physical and Capital Planning Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 91 FACILITIES Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 92 FACILITIES

Buildings and Grounds: Investment in Plant (in $ millions) Fiscal Years 1990 - 2003

FISCAL LAND CONSTRUCTION LAND BUILDINGS EQUIPMENT TOTAL YEAR IMPROVEMENTS IN PROGRESS

1990 22.9 492.9 3.6 95.5 59.7 674.6

1991 23.0 546.0 4.1 97.2 65.5 735.8

1992 26.2 584.9 5.4 108.1 79.9 804.5

1993 27.7 672.8 7.6 108.8 45.6 862.5

1994 29.3 757.7 16.1 114.6 59.0 976.7

1995 30.7 851.3 17.4 120.6 25.4 1,045.4

1996 30.8 863.5 16.2 139.9 7.2 1,057.6

1997 33.5 859.2 16.7 139.9 15.4 1,064.7

1998 33.7 865.2 19.5 142.1 24.5 1,085.0

1999 34.6 871.3 27.0 149.2 45.6 1,127.7

2000 35.7 914.4 34.3 155.9 50.9 1,191.2

2001 38.1 945.4 43.2 169.6 82.8 1,279.1

2002 38.6 932.2 114.5 188.5 97.1 1,370.9

2003 40.1 1,002.3 118.5 205.3 73.7 1,439.9

Note: shown net of depreciation.

Source: Division of University Accounting Office of Institutional Research Distribution of Investment in Plant (in $ millions) Fiscal Year 2003

Improvements

Equipment SOURCE AMOUNT PERCENT

Land 40 2.8 Construction in Progress Buildings 1,002 69.6

Improvements 119 8.3 Land Equipment 205 14.2

Construction in Progress 74 5.1

Total 1,440 100 Buildings

Source: Division of University Accounting Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 93 FACILITIES Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 94 FACILITIES

Number of Buildings and Building Area Statistics for Camden Campus and Newark Campus 1994 - 2003

CAMDEN Net Assignable Net Assignable Year Number of Buildings Gross Square Feet Square Feet Sq. Ft. to Gr. Sq. Ft.

1994 26 1,006,641 645,259 64.1 1995 26 1,006,641 645,259 64.1 1996 27 1,009,853 647,779 64.1 1997 28 1,011,773 648,006 64.0 1998 31 962,123 612,065 63.6

1999 28 947,058 607,542 64.2 2000 27 943,332 603,816 64.0 2001 27 943,332 602,714 63.9 2002 29 954,736 607,920 63.7 2003 31 962,123 612,065 63.6

NEWARK

1994 25 2,159,402 1,061,199 49.1 1995 25 2,159,402 1,060,191 49.1 1996 25 2,159,402 1,061,179 49.1 1997 26 2,165,440 1,063,059 49.1 1998 28 2,168,176 1,065,921 49.2

1999 28 2,168,679 1,067,276 49.2 2000 29 2,390,211 1,242,738 52.0 2001 29 2,390,211 1,243,289 52.0 2002 30 2,390,750 1,243,424 52.0 2003 30 2,401,336 1,248,870 52.0

Source: Office of Scheduling and Space Management Office of Institutional Research Number of Buildings and Building Area Statistics for New Brunswick Campus and Total University 1994 - 2003

NEW BRUNSWICK Net Assignable Net Assignable Year Number of Buildings Gross Square Feet Square Feet Sq. Ft. to Gr. Sq. Ft.

1994 615 12,149,948 7,526,665 61.9 1995 615 12,305,001 7,670,334 62.3 1996 615 12,325,492 7,708,938 62.5 1997 633 12,484,031 7,710,401 61.8 1998 633 12,522,769 7,722,766 61.7

1999 631 12,513,577 7,721,579 61.7 2000 632 12,538,593 7,711,902 61.5 2001 638 12,611,750 7,769,949 61.6 2002 642 12,711,787 7,829,692 61.6 2003 643 12,705,061 7,825,253 61.6

TOTAL UNIVERSITY

1994 666 15,315,991 9,233,123 60.3 1995 666 15,471,044 9,375,784 60.6 1996 667 15,494,747 9,417,896 60.8 1997 687 15,661,244 9,421,466 60.2 1998 692 15,653,068 9,400,752 60.1

1999 687 15,629,314 9,396,397 60.1 2000 688 15,872,136 9,558,456 60.2 2001 694 15,945,293 9,615,952 60.3 2002 701 16,057,273 9,681,036 60.3 2003 704 16,068,520 9,686,188 60.3

Source: Office of Scheduling and Space Management Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 95 FACILITIES Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 96 FACILITIES

Room Use: Net Assignable Square Feet (in thousands) for Camden Campus and Newark Campus 1994 - 2003

CAMDEN Year Classroom Lab Office Study Special General Support Health Residential Other Total

1994 41 66 116 100 58 76 16 1 115 57 646 1995 41 66 116 100 58 76 16 1 115 57 646 1996 43 67 121 100 53 78 16 1 115 53 647 1997 43 67 120 100 53 78 16 1 116 53 648 1998 43 67 120 100 53 78 16 1 116 53 648

1999 42 69 125 99 53 77 17 1 115 7 606 2000 42 66 125 99 53 77 17 1 115 7 605 2001 42 66 126 98 53 77 17 1 118 5 603 2002 46 66 126 98 53 77 18 1 118 5 608 2003 46 67 129 98 53 77 18 1 118 5 612

NEWARK

1994 101 143 248 139 75 108 18 1 177 51 1,061 1995 101 143 248 139 75 106 18 1 177 53 1,061 1996 101 143 251 137 76 105 18 1 177 51 1,060 1997 100 142 255 137 75 106 17 1 184 45 1,063 1998 100 148 261 135 78 101 16 2 186 37 1,065

1999 101 150 260 135 79 101 16 2 185 39 1,066 2000 109 152 274 128 74 105 13 2 184 201 1,067 2001 108 153 272 128 74 101 13 2 183 209 1,243 2002 108 153 273 128 74 100 13 2 183 209 1,243 2003 107 151 276 128 75 100 13 2 182 215 1,249

Source: Office of Scheduling and Space Management Office of Institutional Research Room Use: Net Assignable Square Feet (in thousands) for New Brunswick Campus and Total University 1994 - 2003

NEW BRUNSWICK Year Classroom Lab Office Study Special General Support Health Residential Other Total

1994 274 1,092 1,255 481 740 732 319 20 2,429 184 7,526 1995 272 1,091 1,261 489 754 752 324 20 2,447 259 7,669 1996 273 1,081 1,273 495 756 747 325 20 2,463 275 7,708 1997 277 1,080 1,285 482 757 745 324 19 2,467 276 7,713 1998 298 1,090 1,306 482 751 755 336 17 2,468 220 7,721

1999 291 1,093 1,316 480 763 758 347 17 2,467 189 7,723 2000 290 1,101 1,337 482 763 759 352 18 2,467 143 7,722 2001 295 1,089 1,357 480 759 768 359 18 2,469 175 7,769 2002 296 1,097 1,382 477 767 769 355 18 2,468 201 7,830 2003 301 1,105 1,421 474 757 768 357 18 2,463 161 7,825

TOTAL UNIVERSITY

1994 416 1,301 1,619 720 873 916 353 22 2,721 292 9,233 1995 414 1,300 1,625 728 887 934 358 22 2,739 369 9,376 1996 417 1,291 1,645 732 885 930 359 22 2,755 379 9,415 1997 420 1,289 1,660 719 885 929 357 21 2,767 374 9,424 1998 441 1,305 1,687 717 882 934 368 20 2,770 310 9,434

1999 434 1,312 1,701 714 895 936 380 20 2,767 235 9,395 2000 441 1,319 1,736 709 890 941 382 21 2,766 351 9,394 2001 445 1,308 1,755 706 886 946 389 21 2,770 389 9,615 2002 450 1,316 1,781 703 894 946 386 21 2,769 415 9,681 2003 454 1,323 1,826 700 885 945 388 21 2,763 381 9,686

Source: Office of Scheduling and Space Management Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 97 FACILITIES Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 98 FACILITIES

Building Space: Net Assignable Square Feet and Percentage Age Distribution Through 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL YEAR OF AGE CONSTRUCTION (Years) Net Sq. Feet % Net Sq. Feet % Net Sq. Feet % Net Sq. Feet %

Before 1900 over 103 4,270 0.7 0 0.0 197,705 2.5 201,975 2.1

1900 - 1930 73 - 103 24,287 4.0 14,540 1.2 772,146 9.9 810,973 8.4

1931 - 1950 53 - 72 23,756 3.9 0 0.0 870,046 11.1 893,802 9.2

1951 - 1960 43 - 52 66,617 10.9 0 0.0 678,637 8.7 745,254 7.7

1961 - 1970 33- 42 140,758 23.0 377,824 30.3 1,488,526 19.0 2,007,108 20.7

1971 - 1980 23 - 32 169,862 27.8 433,157 34.7 1,902,069 24.3 2,505,088 25.9

1981 - 1990 13 - 22 169,045 27.6 206,882 16.6 1,149,476 14.7 1,525,403 15.7

1991 - 2000 3 -12 9,430 1.5 216,467 17.3 758,163 9.7 984,060 10.2

After 2000 3 or less 4,040 0.7 0 0.0 8,485 0.1 12,525 0.1

All Years 612,065 100 1,248,870 100 7,825,253 100 9,686,188 100

Source: Office of Scheduling and Space Management Office of Institutional Research Student Housing: University Residence Halls (Number of Beds) Fall 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL

Total Available 493 807 13,775 15,075

Total Assigned 511 847 13,041 14,399

First-Year Students 249 320 4,014 4,583

Continuing Students 244 482 7,739 8,465

Transfer Students 18 45 576 639

Graduate Students* 712 712

* Newark and Camden graduate students are included within the First-year, Continuing, and Transfer numbers.

Source: Office of University Housing Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 99 FACILITIES Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 100 FACILITIES

Dining Facilities and Number of Meals Served by Campus Fiscal Year 2003

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL

Number of Facilities 6 6 15 27

Gross Square Feet in Facilities 41,000 35,800 812,068 888,868

Contract Meals Served to Students 122,000 171,354 2,997,528 3,290,882

Meals Served to Faculty, Staff, 106,000 300,254 922,903 1,329,157 and Others

Source: Office of Dining Services Office of Institutional Research Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Ranking of Rutgers University* Fiscal Years 1993 - 2002

ARL RANKING 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Volumes in Library 25 30 31 31 31 33 33 33 33 33

Volumes Added-Gross 39 36 31 34 32 41 39 45 42 48

Microform Holding 21 22 22 22 22 22 24 23 24 25

Current Serials 28 29 31 32 31 34 38 43 33 33

Professional Staff 20 22 22 19 21 23 28 32 32 33

Support Staff 13 13 14 13 14 13 11 12 11 13

Total Staff 16 18 17 17 16 16 16 115 16 16

Materials Expenditures 14 21 27 28 30 33 37 35 30 34

Current Serials Expenditures 9 12 15 29 36 24 35 32 22 26

Salaries and Wages 7 8 7 8 8 9 8 11 12 14

Other Operating Expenditures 30 63 69 58 56 63 82 83 76 83

Total Operating Expenditures 13 16 16 14 18 19 19 19 18 23

Number of Institutions 108 108 108 109 110 111 111 112 113 114

* Figures include two law libraries; services to a non-Rutgers medical school; and campuses in Camden, Newark, and New Brunswick.

Source: ARL Statistics, 1993/1994 - 2001/2002 Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 101 FACILITIES Sources of Unrestricted Revenues for Four-Year Public Doctoral Institutions: Rutgers University vs AAU Fiscal Years 1995 vs 1999

FY 1995 FY 1997 FY 1999 CHANGE '95-'99 UNRESTRICTED REVENUES AAU* RU AAU* RU AAU* RU AAU* RU % % % % % % % %

Tuition and Fees 34.7 32.7 35.5 35.3 34.3 37.2 -0.40 4.50 State Government 51.7 58.7 50.2 56.2 51.8 54.2 0.10 -4.50 Other 13.7 8.7 14.3 8.5 13.9 8.6 0.20 -0.10

* Excludes Rutgers; in 1999 includes two new AAUs, missing data for Univ. of Colorado.

Source: NCES, IPEDS, Finance Survey, FY 1995, FY 1997, and FY 1999. Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 77 FINANCES Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 78 FINANCES

Components of Unrestricted Educational and General Expenditures per Student: Rutgers University vs. AAU Fiscal Year 1999

AAU* RU-UNADJ. RU-ADJ.** UNRESTRICTED E & G COMPONENTS $ $ $

Subtotal, Academic Area 9,354 8,231 7,285 Instruction 7,408 6,607 5,847 Research 1,262 1,218 1,078 Public Service 684 407 360

Subtotal, Support Area 6,008 4,951 4,381 Academic Support 2,222 988 874 Student Services 801 900 796 Institutional Support 1,481 1,631 1,443 Operation & Maintenance of Plant 1,504 1,433 1,268

Scholarships and Fellowships 889 401 355

Other 930 1,192 1,055

Total 17,181 14,775 13,076

* Excludes Rutgers; data for University of Colorado is not available ** Adjusted for cost of living.

Source: IPEDS, Finance Survey Office of Institutional Research University Revenues Fiscal Year 2003

State Appropriations (322.4m)

Student Tuition and Fees* (311.7m) Federal Grants and Contracts (167.3m)

Auxiliary Enterprises (157.4m)

State Paid Fringe Benefits (113.7m)

State and Municipal Grants and Contracts (88.3m)

Nongovernmental Grants and Contracts (52.6m) Operating Other Operating Revenues (36.7m) Nonoperating

Contributions (25.1m)

Endowment and Investment Income (20.2m)

Unrealized Gain on Marketable Securities(8.3m)

Federal Appropriations (6.9m)

Other Nonoperating Revenues (3.4m)

0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 30.0 Percentage of Total Revenues

* Net of scholarship allowances.

Source: Division of University Accounting Office of Institutional Research

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 79 FINANCES Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 80 FINANCES

University Expenses Fiscal Year 2003

Instruction (425.4m) Auxilliary Enterprises (148.6m)