JUST THE FACTS 2019-20 GOING BEYOND EXPECTATIONS Numbers matter. They allow us to quantify progress. They show movement toward goals, effectiveness of strategic efforts and impact of investments. Numbers paint a clear picture of success. Stetson’s picture of success is quite impressive, but is incomplete without considering what is not easily captured by analytics. Beyond success, you will find students, faculty and staff striving to make a difference as we look ahead. United by the desire to make a better future, we venture forward as a diverse and inclusive community, striving for success, transformation and impact in all we do.

AT A GLANCE Stetson University students come from 46 states, 3 territories and 63 countries

Undergraduate Students Full-time Faculty with Giving During 2018-19 Terminal Degree 3,183 94% $14,596,675 Graduate Students Endowment at the End of 2019 New Tenure Track Faculty 1,246 27 (Past 3 years ) $255,416,253

Total Enrollment 4,429 78,500 Hours of Community Service

Total Stetson Alumni Law School Ranked in Trial Advocacy #1 by U.S. News 43,007 More than July 2019 Bar Passage 78% Rate - Stetson Law 105 Avg. Undergrad Scholarship Academic Areas of Study College of Law Postgraduate $34,793 92% Employment or Matriculation 1 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ORIGIN

Escambia Santa Rosa Holmes 9 Okaloosa Jackson 6 Walton 3 1 Nassau 1 Washington Gadsden 11 Leon Madison Hamilton Calhoun Je‡erson 11 1 Duval Bay 1 Suwannee Baker Liberty 98 10 Wakulla 2 Columbia Taylor 1 Union Gulf Lafayette Bradford Clay 3 St Johns 1 Franklin 1 1 17 33 Gilchrist Alachua Putnam 1 Dixie 13 13 Flagler 42 Levy In-State Students 2 Marion 2,204 from 53 Counties 69% of Enrollment 26 Volusia 491 Citrus Lake 10 Sumter 105 Seminole Hernando 5 155 Orange 11 223 International Students Pasco 20 Osceola Hillsborough 26 Brevard Pinellas 74 Polk 67 226 Students from 63 Countries 40 57 Indian River 27 Manatee Okeechobee 33 Hardee St Lucie 7% 3 Highlands 33 of Enrollment Sarasota 9 Desoto Martin 46 1 24 Charlotte Glades 8 Out-Of-State Students Palm Beach Lee Hendry 94 753 from 46 states 24% of Enrollment 1 41

Broward Collier 99 48 6 19 2 1 5 8 Miami-Dade 18 78 2 66 32 2 7 9 43 5 28 2 51 Monroe 40 49 3 9 1 47 9 2 2 1 11 16 12 7 6 32 10 6 2 11 7 1 94 More than 4 7 27 2 105 2204 2

1 2 DEGREE AND CLASS INFORMATION Undergraduate Class Size - Fall 2019 Degrees Awarded July 2018-May 2019

350 750

700 446 336 300 650 Arts & Sciences 600 Business 550 250 Law 500 450 Music 200 196 400

# OF CLASSES 350 150 300

250 240 274 100 200

150 79 83 50 100 50 50 77 4 4 44 0 0 2-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Undergraduate Graduate Law CLASS SIZE Total Degrees Awarded July 2018 to May 2019: 1164 Top Undergraduate Majors of Students Graduating in July 2018-May 2019

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60 61

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Finance Biology English History Marketing Psychology Accounting Management Digital Arts Environmental Health Sciences Sport Business Political Science CommunicationMedia Studies & Science & Studies Business Administration 3 Total Degrees Awarded July 2018 to May 2019: Degrees Awarded July 2018-May 2019 1164 Music Law Business Sciences & Arts Enrollment by Ethnicity -Fall 2019 STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS First-Time-In-College Graduate Students Graduate Undergraduates 3,183 Law Students Law n 927 934 319 Students

5.9% 14.5% 69.0% 11.3% 11.9% 64.9% 8.1% 18.2% 57.3% 10.8% 20.0% 55.9% White White White White Black or African American Hispanic/Latino Black or African American Hispanic/Latino Black or African American Hispanic/Latino Black or African American or African Black Hispanic/Latino 5.4% 7.1% 3.0% 2.4% 3.1% 0% 5.6% 4.4% 2.1% 1.7% 6.3% 3.9% Nonresident alien Nonresident Asian races more Two or alien Nonresident Asian races more Two or alien Nonresident Asian races more Two or Asian races more Two or alien Nonresident 0.1% 1.6% 0% 0.4% 1.6% 0% 0.9% 0.9% 0.1% 0.1% 0.1% 1.2% Race/ethnicity unknown Race/ethnicity Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Pacific Other or Hawaiian Native Native Indian/Alaska American unknown Race/ethnicity Islander Pacific Other or Hawaiian Native Native Indian/Alaska American unknown Race/ethnicity Islander Pacific Other or Hawaiian Native Native Indian/Alaska American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Hawaiian or Pacific Native Other Native Indian/Alaska American unknown Race/ethnicity 4 ENROLLMENT STATISTICS Enrollment by College/School - Fall 2019

Arts and Sciences Celebration Counseling 27

Celebration Education 18

DeLand Campus 2,098

Arts and Sciences Total 2,143

Business Celebration MBA 2

Celebration EMBA 11

MBA-JD 21

DeLand Campus 1,043

MBA-MS 8

Online MAcc 12

Business Total 1,097

Music Music Total 258

Law Law Total 927

0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250

Enrollment by Gender and Class Level - Fall 2019 First Year Sophomore Junior Female Senior Other U-Grad TOTAL ENROLLMENT Graduate Male 4,429 Post-Bacc Law 0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500 2,750

Enrollment Growth Fall 2016-19 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Fall 2018 Fall 2019 Total Undergraduate Enrollment 3,089 3,081 3,150 3,183 First-Time-In-College Students 813 864 895 934 College of Arts and Sciences 1,892 1,861 1,909 2,143 School of Business Administration 989 987 973 1,097 School of Music 208 233 247 258

5 Undergraduate Enrollment by Ethnicity - Fall 2012-19

3,250

3,000 White 2,750

2,500 Hispanic/Latino

2,250 Black or African American 2,000 Nonresident alien 1,750 Two or more races 1,500 Asian 1,250 Race/ethnicity unknown 1,000 American Indian or 750 Alaska Native 500 Native Hawaiian or 250 other Pacific Islander 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 GIVING AND ENDOWMENT

Yearly Endowment Total 2008-19 $255,416,253 $250,000,000 $242,868,488

$225,000,000 $228,734,827 $208,878,395 $207,832,070 $200,000,000 $205,993,055

$175,000,000 First Year $173,157,560

Sophomore $150,000,000 $147,682,533 Junior $143,913,697 $125,000,000 Senior $122,971,135 $112,264,320 Other U-Grad 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 Graduate Post-Bacc Universitywide Charitable Giving Breakdown 2013-19 Stetson Fund $35,000,000 Law $30,317,707 Capital $30,000,000 Endowed

$25,000,000 $21,961,758 Other Unrestricted Restricted $20,000,000 $16,055,334 $13,724,688 $14,596,675 $15,000,000 $12,747,400 $13,012,524

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2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 6 2019-20 TUITION & FEES AND FINANCIAL AID FIGURES

Undergraduate 2019-20 (Full-time) College of Law 2019-20

Tuition $47,270 Tuition (full-time) $44,468 Fees $360 Tuition (part-time) $29,976 Room (average) $8,142 Fees (full-time) $496 Board (19 meal plan) $5,726 Books (estimated) $1,200 Undergraduates Receiving Miscellaneous (estimated) $3,000 Financial Aid (Fall 2019) Total $65,698 Total Undergraduates 3,183 % # with Need 2,082 65% Graduate 2019-20 (per credit hour) # receiving any Aid 3,127 99% # receiving Stetson Scholarship 2,996 95% College of Arts and Sciences Counselor Education $895 First-Time-In-College Students (FTIC) Educational Leadership $960 Receiving Financial Aid (Fall 2019) Creative Writing - M.F.A. $913 Number Number w/ Percent School of Business Administration Total FTIC = 934 w/ Aid $0 Aid w/ Aid MBA $1,000 External Loans 83 851 9% JD/MBA $1,000 Federal Sub/Unsub Loans 565 369 60% Executive MBA $1,300 Stetson Scholarship/Grant* 917 17 98% Online Programs Total State Scholarship/Grant 671 263 72% Online MAcc $1,000 Total Federal Scholarship Grant 357 577 38% MS/MBA (Univ of ) $1,000 * Excludes tuition waivers MBA/MHA (Advent Health Univ) $1,000 Flex MBA for Professionals $1,300 Average Financial Aid Awarded to FTIC and Undergraduate Students (Fall 2019) Expenses by Functional Area FTIC Undergrad FY 2016-17 FY 2017-18 Federal Grants $6,601 $5,598 Instruction $54,689,533 $55,700,796 Federal Work Study $2,017 $2,184 Research $405,979 $570,986 Federal Subsidized Loan $3,435 $4,323 Public Service $1,388,588 $1,391,058 Federal Unsubsidized Loan $3,221 $3,468 State Need Grant $2,155 $2,060 Group Total $56,484,100 $57,662,840 State Non-need Grant $5,832 $5,382 Academic Support $14,332,863 $14,007,822 Institutional Grant $1,589 $1,438 Student Services $26,811,592 $27,158,742 Institutional Athletic $20,604 $23,406 Institutional Non-need Grant $28,696 $26,842 Institutional Support $19,255,944 $18,922,469 Waiver Non-need $36,648 $29,653 Auxiliary Enterprises $19,561,840 $19,407,393 External Non-need Grant $3,507 $7,969 Group Total $79,962,239 $79,496,426 Federal Parent Loans $21,167 $21,722 Institutional Work $3,000 $3,940 Total $136,446,339 $137,159,266 External Loan $18,197 $17,500

7 QUALITY INDICATORS - 2019 FTIC SAT Scores* and High School GPA College of Law Bar Passage Rates, July 2019

75th 25th Median Percentile Percentile STETSON (1st time takers) 77.6 Math 640 590 540 FLORIDA (1st time takers) 73.9 Reading 660 620 570 STETSON (Ultimate Bar Passage 2016) & Writing 89.0 SAT Total 1290 1210 1130 FLORIDA (Ultimate Bar Passage 2016) 84.3 HS GPA** 4.19 3.89 3.50 NATIONAL (Ultimate Bar Passage 2016) 88.6 *Incoming students who chose to submit scores for use in Admission decision 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% **Weighted Stetson University College of Law graduates who took the July bar exam for the first time had a pass rate of 77.6 percent, beating the statewide average of 73.9 percent. College of Law Profile*

75th 25th CPA Exam Passage Rates, 2018 Median Percentile Percentile STETSON (1st time takers) LSAT 158 155 153 75.6 UGPA 3.55 3.30 3.05 STETSON (all takers) 69.0 *Incoming students FLORIDA (all takers) 55.7 WORLD-WIDE (all takers) 45.3 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% FACULTY

Full-time Faculty Male Female Total Part-time Faculty Male Female Total Total # of Faculty 135 138 273 Total # of Faculty 82 59 141

DeLand 117 115 232 DeLand 55 41 96

Law 18 23 41 Law 27 18 45

% Full-time faculty 94% w/ terminal degree

STAFF

Full-time Staff Male Female Total Part-time Staff Male Female Total Total # of Staff 256 333 589 Total # of Staff 12 26 38

DeLand 208 245 453 DeLand 12 25 37

Law 48 88 136 Law 0 1 1

8 2019-2020 AREAS OF STUDY

MAJOR MINOR GRADUATE Law - Dual/Joint Degree Options J.D./LL.M., J.D./M.B.A., J.D./M.I.N.T.E.C., • Accounting • • • J.D./M.I.E.B.L., J.D./Law Masters, J.D./M.L.P. Africana Studies • Law - JD Advocacy, Elder Law, Environmental Law, • American Studies • • International Law, and Social Justice Law - LLM • Anthropology • Advocacy, Elder Law, and International Law Applied Mathematics • Law - MJ International and Comparative Business Law; Aging, • Applied Physics • Law and Policy; and Healthcare Compliance Applied Statistics • Latin-American and Latino Studies • Aquatic and Marine Biology • Management • • Art - History Emphasis • • Marketing • • Art - Studio Art Emphasis • • Mathematics • • Asian Studies • Military Science (ROTC) • Biochemistry • Molecular Biology • Biology • • Music • • Business Administration • • • Music with Business • Business FLEX • Music Composition • Business Law • Music Education (Instrument or Voice) • Business Systems & Analytics • • Music with Outside Field •

Chemistry • • Music Performance • Guitar, Orchestral Instrument, Organ, Piano, and Voice Communication & Media Studies • • Music Technology • Computer Information Systems • Music Theory • Computer Science • • Philosophy • • Counselor Education • Clinical Mental Health - Marriage,Couple and Family Pharmacy & Business Administration • • • Creative Writing Fiction or Poetry • • Physics • • Cybersecurity • Political Science • • Data Analytics • Professional Sales Digital Arts • • Psychology • • Economics • • Public Health • • Education - General Studies • • Public Management • Educational Leadership • Religious Studies • •

Elementary Education • Russian World Languages & Cultures • English • • Russian, East European/Eurasian Studies • • Entrepreneurship • • Social Science • Environmental Science • Sociology • •

Environmental Studies • • Spanish World Languages & Cultures • • Executive MBA • Sport Business • Family Enterprise Management • • Sustainable Food Systems • Finance • • Theatre Arts • •

French World Languages & Cultures • • Translator World Languages & Cultures • Gender Studies • SIGNATURE PROGRAM

German World Languages & Cultures • • Prince Entrepreneurship Program • Global Development • Honors Program • Health Sciences • • Pre-Dentistry • History • • Pre-Engineering • Human Resource Management • • Pre-Forestry & Environmental Studies • International Business • • Pre-Law • International Studies • • Pre-Med/Health • Jewish Studies • Pre-Veterinary • Journalism • Roland George Investments Progam • 9 2019-2020 ATHLETICS

Stetson competes in 18 NCAA Division I sports in the Atlantic NCAA Division I Athletic Teams Sun Conference and the . Men’s competes in the Metro Atlantic Conference. Men’s Baseball

Stetson hosts dozens of student-led club sports programs Men’s and a variety of campus-based intramural programs. Men’s Cross Country Men’s Football Men’s Men’s Rowing Men’s Soccer Men’s Women’s Basketball Women’s Beach Women’s Cross Country Women’s Golf Women’s Women’s Rowing Women’s Soccer Women’s Women’s Tennis Women’s Volleyball

Stetson Club Sports

Club Aikido Club Baseball Club Clay Target Team Club E-Sports Club Equestrian Club Flag Football Club Running Club Scuba Club Soccer (Men’s) Club Soccer (Women’s) The sports that have men’s or Club Surf women’s in their designation compete in a league that is Club Softball gender specific. Otherwise the Club Top Hats clubs are gender neutral with many clubs having both Club Ultimate Frisbee men and women. More Club Volleyball (Women’s) information is available at »gohatters.com 10 A Look Back DeLand Campus

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