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Fact Book 2020-2021 FACT BOOK 2020-2021 Tufts University Fact Book 2020 2021 Published by the Office of Institutional Research, Tufts University © 2021 Trustees of Tufts College Tufts University Fact Book 2020 2021 TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE ................................................................................................................................ 1 University Vision Statement ..................................................................................................... 2 HISTORY ................................................................................................................................. 3 Selected Highlights of 2020 ..................................................................................................... 5 Presidents............................................................................................................................. 8 ORGANIZATION ....................................................................................................................... 9 Administrative Organization ....................................................................................................11 Central University Administration .............................................................................................14 Department Chairs and Program Chairs ...................................................................................16 STUDENTS .............................................................................................................................19 SAT Reasoning Test Scores of Entering Class ..........................................................................21 Admissions Statistics–Undergraduate ......................................................................................22 Admissions Statistics–Graduate & Professional .........................................................................23 Characteristics of Entering Classes–Undergraduate ...................................................................25 Characteristics of Entering Classes–Graduate and Professional ...................................................26 Full-Time Student Enrollment ..................................................................................................28 Part-Time Student Enrollment .................................................................................................29 Undergraduate Full-time/ Part -time Student Enrollment by Class ...................................................30 D eg ree-seeking Students by Race/Ethnicity and Gender – Federal Methodology ............................31 D eg ree-seeking Students by Race/Ethnicity and Gender – All rac es s elec ted .................................33 Geographic Distribution of Students by State/Territory ................................................................35 International Students by Country ............................................................................................36 International Students by Leading Country ................................................................................38 Stud ent-Fac ulty Ratio ............................................................................................................38 Tuitio n Rates ........................................................................................................................39 Undergraduate Charges Relative to Comparison Group ..............................................................40 Financial Aid from Tufts: Family Income and Awards ..................................................................40 Student Financial Aid .............................................................................................................41 Undergraduate Financial Aid Selected Statistics ........................................................................43 His to ric al Grad uatio n and Retentio n Rates ................................................................................44 Bachelor’s Degrees Granted by Major: First, Second, and Third Majors .........................................45 Undergraduate Minors ...........................................................................................................47 Master’s & Doctoral Degrees Granted by School and Subject ......................................................49 Master’s & Doctoral Degrees Granted by School Totals, Including Quantity to Date.........................51 Certif ic ate D eg rees Granted ...................................................................................................52 Degrees Granted by School ....................................................................................................54 Degrees Granted by School, Summary.....................................................................................56 D ual D eg rees Granted ...........................................................................................................57 Summary of Degrees Granted.................................................................................................58 UNIVERSITY STAFF ................................................................................................................59 Paid Personnel .....................................................................................................................61 Paid Personnel by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Full/Part-time Status – Federal Methodology ...........63 Paid Personnel by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Full/Part-time Status – All rac es selec ted ................64 Paid Personnel by Home Address ...........................................................................................65 Paid Faculty by Department ....................................................................................................67 All Faculty Appointments, Paid or Unpaid..................................................................................69 Full- and Part-time Faculty by School, Race/Ethnicity and Gender – Federal Methodology ...............74 Full-time Faculty by School, Race/Ethnicity and Gender – Federal Methodology .............................75 Part-time Faculty by School, Race/Ethnicity and Gender – Fed eral Methodology ............................76 Full- and Part-time Faculty by School, Race/Ethnicity and Gender – All rac es s elected ....................77 Full-time Faculty by School, Race/Ethnicity and Gender – All rac es s elected ..................................78 Part-time Faculty by School, Race/Ethnicity and Gender – All rac es s elected .................................79 Faculty by Rank and Tenure Status .........................................................................................80 Av erag e Full-Time Faculty Salary ............................................................................................83 International Faculty, Researchers and Scholars by Country........................................................84 Tufts University Fact Book 2020 2021 FACILITIES .............................................................................................................................85 Res id ential Ho us ing...............................................................................................................87 Total Areas by Room Type .....................................................................................................88 Buildings and Square Footage by Campus................................................................................89 Tufts University Greenhouse Gas Emissions .............................................................................89 Tufts University Solid Waste Data in U.S. Tons ..........................................................................89 Library Statistics ...................................................................................................................90 Library Expenditures..............................................................................................................91 FINANCE ................................................................................................................................93 Op erating Budg ets –By School.................................................................................................95 Endowment and Funds Functioning as Endowment....................................................................96 Additions to and Deductions from Endowment and Funds Functioning as Endowment .....................97 Endo wment Summary............................................................................................................97 Private Co ntrib utio ns and Grants .............................................................................................98 Spo nso red Res earc h .............................................................................................................99 TUFTS IN CONTEXT .............................................................................................................. 103 Accreditation ...................................................................................................................... 105 Alumni and Alumnae............................................................................................................ 106 Living Alumni and Alumnae Total Breakdown .......................................................................... 107 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 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