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Academic Year 2020-2021 Facts and Figures DALTON STATE COLLEGE Academic Year: 2020 – 2021 Census: Fall 2020 ENROLLMENT (Headcount) 4,794 100% Percent Change in Enrollment from Fall 2019 [Fall 2019=4,964] -3.4% Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment (FTE) 4,059 N/A Percent Change in FTE from Fall 2019 [Fall 2019=4,233] -4.1% First-Time Full-Time Enrollment 748 15.6% New Transfers (in all class levels) 168 3.5% Freshmen (new/beginning) 843 17.6% Freshmen (continuing) 1,910 39.8% Sophomores 983 20.5% Juniors 831 17.3% Seniors 1,043 21.8% Associate Degree Students 1,061 22.1% Bachelor's Degree Students 3,245 67.7% Career Certificate Students 61 1.3% Undeclared 426 8.9% MinoritY Students 2,042 42.6% Male 1,768 36.9% Female 3,026 63.1% Full-Time Enrollment 2,934 61.2% Part-Time Enrollment (<12 credit hour) 1,859 38.8% Less than 18 Years 335 7.0% 18-24 years 3,683 76.8% Adult Learners (25 Years and older) 775 16.2% First Generation Students 2,385 49.7% Single Parent 6 0.1% Students with DisabilitY 171 3.6% MilitarY/Veterans 48 1.0% ESL Students 376 7.8% Student Athletes 95 2.0% Dalton State College Facts and Figures, Fall 2020 Page 1 of 15 DALTON STATE COLLEGE FACTS AND FIGURES ENROLLMENT (Headcount) (Cont’d) 4,794 100% Georgia Residents 4689 97.8% Out of State 104 2.2% Out-of-CountrY 179 3.7% Whitfield CountY 2191 45.7% Gilmer CountY Center 84 1.8% Students Enrolled in Lower Level 2906 60.6% Students Enrolled in Upper Level 1874 39.1% Average Credit Hour Enrolled Average Age 21.9 ENROLLMENT BY DEGREE PROGRAM AND GENDER (Headcount) Degree Male Female Total Bachelor 1,220 2,025 3,245 Associate 390 671 1,061 Certificate 5 56 61 Undeclared 152 275 427 Total 1,768 3,026 4,794 ENROLLMENT BY GENDER (FTE) Gender FTE Male 1,503 Female 2,556 Total FTE 4,059 ENROLLMENT BY SELF-DECLARED RACE/ETHNICITY (Headcount) Race/Ethnicity Number Percent Am. Indian/Alaskan Native 38 0.8% Asian 97 2.0% Black /African American 179 3.7% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 8 0.2% Hispanic 1,597 33.3% Multiracial 45 0.9% White 2,752 57.4% Unknown/Not Disclosed 78 1.6% Dalton State College Facts and Figures, Fall 2020 Page 2 of 15 DALTON STATE COLLEGE ENROLLMENT BY SELF-DECLARED RACE/ETHNICITY (FTE) Race/Ethnicity FTE Am. Indian/Alaskan Native 20 Asian/Pacific Islander 81 Black /African American 163 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 9 Hispanic 1,370 Multiracial 36 White 2,305 Unknown/Not Disclosed 75 Total FTE 4,059 ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOL (Headcount/FTE) School Headcount FTE School of Arts and Sciences 1,851 1,632 Wright School of Business 840 752 School of Education 448 424 School of Health Professions 1,228 1,014 Not Designated 427 237 Total 4,794 4,059 Dalton State College Facts and Figures, Fall 2020 Page 3 of 15 DALTON STATE COLLEGE STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION AND MEAN AGE Classification of Enrollment Total Full Time Part Time Mean Age Freshman 1,911 1,177 734 19 Sophomore 1,014 621 393 21 Junior 827 536 291 23 Senior 1,042 601 441 26 Dual Enrollment 389 n/a n/a n/a Transient/ Other 14 n/a n/a n/a TOP 10 PLACES OF STUDENT ORIGIN Georgia Total Out of State Total International Total Whitfield 2,192 Tennessee (TN) 49 Mexico 92 Catoosa 527 Florida (FL) 11 India 10 MurraY 506 Alabama (AL) 7 Guatemala 10 Gordon 442 New Hampshire (NH) 3 Pakistan 6 Walker 345 New York (NY) 3 Brazil 4 Gilmer 152 California (CA) 2 Colombia 4 Bartow 84 Kansas (KS) 2 Cuba 4 Chattooga 75 Mississippi (MS) 2 Dominican Republic 3 FloYd 39 North Carolina (NC) 2 Nigeria 3 Dade 37 Texas (TX) 2 United Kingdom 3 Number of U.S States represented on campus 24 Number of nations represented on campus (including U.S.) 39 Dalton State College Facts and Figures, Fall 2020 Page 4 of 15 DALTON STATE COLLEGE TOTAL EMPLOYEES (Full-Time) 301 FACULTY (Full-Time and Part-Time) 249 FULL-TIME FACULTY (Includes Deans and CHairs) 100% 153 Professors 17% 26 Associate Professors 36% 55 Assistant Professors 32% 49 Instructors, Lecturers, Librarians, Other 15% 23 Tenured 55% 84 On-Tenure Track 29% 45 Non-Tenure Track 16% 24 Female 56% 85 Male 44% 68 Percent Doctorate 63.4% Average Age 44 Median Age 40 Average Years of Service 9 PART-TIME FACULTY 96 FULL TIME FACULTY BY DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL School Number Percent School of Arts and Sciences 94 61.4% School of Business 19 12.4% School of Education 11 7.2% School of Health Professions 29 19.0% Total Faculty 153 100% FULL-TIME FACULTY BY ETHNICITY/GENDER Female Male All Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Am. Indian/Alaskan Native 0 0 0 0 0 0 Asian/Pacific Islander 4 4.7% 6 8.8% 10 6.5% Black /African American 2 2.4% 5 7.4% 7 4.6% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hispanic 2 2.4% 1 1.5% 3 2.0% Multiracial 0 0 0 0 0 0 White 75 88.1% 54 79.4% 129 84.3% Other 2 2.4% 2 2.9% 4 2.6% Total 85 68 153 Dalton State College Facts and Figures, Fall 2020 Page 5 of 15 DALTON STATE COLLEGE STAFF (Full-Time) 148 Executive/Administrative/Management 14 Directors/Professional Staff 61 Secretarial/Clerical/Support Staff 73 CURRICULA AND ACADEMICS Five Largest Majors (All Academic Programs) Health and Wellness, B.S. 523 Biology, B.S. 376 Management, B.B.A 302 Early Childhood Education, A.S. 272 Accounting, B.B.A 189 Five Largest Majors (BacHelor’s Degree) Health and Wellness, B.S. 523 Biology, B.S. 376 Management, B.B.A. 302 Accounting, B.B.A 189 PsYchologY, B.S. 188 Five Largest Majors (Associate’s Degree) Early Childhood Education, A.S. 272 PhYsics/Pre-Engineering, A.S. 124 General Studies AA 115 Nursing 2 Year RN, A.S.N. 97 Radiologic Technology, A.A.S 95 Average Math SAT (new freshmen) 426 Average Verbal SAT (new freshmen) 454 Average High School GPA (new freshman) 3.16 Degrees and Awards Conferred (FY 2020 - 2019/2020) 840 100% Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded 513 61.1% Associate’s Degrees Awarded 299 35.6% Certificates Awarded 28 3.3% Graduates’ Overall Institutional Average GPA 3.37 Dalton State College Facts and Figures, Fall 2020 Page 6 of 15 DALTON STATE COLLEGE CURRICULA AND ACADEMICS (Cont’d) Number of Courses Offered (Fall 2020 Semester) [excluding eCore/eMajor] 856 Number of Courses Offered (Fall 2020 Semester) [including eCore/eMajor] 1,443 Number of Active Classes (Fall 2020 Semester) [excluding eCore/eMajor] 807 Number of Active Classes (Fall 2020 Semester) [including eCore/eMajor] 1,227 Number of eCore Classes (Fall 2020 Semester) 497 Number of eMajor Classes (Fall 2020 Semester) 73 Georgia Film AcademY Classes (Fall 2020 Semester) 17 Average Class Size (Fall 2020 Semester) 15 FTE Student/FTE FacultY Ratio (IPEDS data) 19:1 Registered Credit Hours (Fall 2020 Semester) [excluding eCore/eMajor] 49,157 Registered Credit Hours (Fall 2020 Semester) [including eCore/eMajor] 53,657 Learning Support (first-time freshmen) 411 Library Book Volumes Total (6/30/2020) 131,633 Total ebooks 532,935 Number of Academic Programs 36 # Bachelor’s 24 # Associate’s 9 # Certificates 2 # Mini-Certificates 1 RETENTION AND GRADUATION RATES Institution-Specific System-Wide Retention Rate (1-yr All Students, Fall 2019 Cohort) [1] * 65.3% 67.3% Retention Rate (1-yr Bachelor's; Fall 2019 Cohort) [2] * 64.6% 66.9% Retention Rate (1-yr Associate's; Fall 2019 Cohort) [3] * 66.1% 68.6% Graduation Rate (6-yr Bachelor’s; Fall 2014 cohort) [5] * 32.3% 39.1% Graduation Rate (3-yr Associate’s; Fall 2017 cohort) [6] * 11.5% 11.7% [1] All Degree Types First-Time Full-Time Freshmen [2] Bachelor's Degree First-Time Full-Time Freshmen [3] Associate's Degree-First Time-Full Time Freshmen [4] Certificates First-Time Full-Time Freshmen [5] Bachelor's Degree First-Time Full-Time Freshmen [6] Associate's Degree First-Time Full-Time Freshmen *Source: University System of Georgia Retention Rate Report, November 24, 2020 Dalton State College Facts and Figures, Fall 2020 Page 7 of 15 DALTON STATE COLLEGE DEGREES AND AWARDS CONFERRED BY SCHOOL (FY 2020 - 2019/2020) School Bachelor’s Associate’s Certificate Total School of Arts and Sciences 190 206 0 396 School of Business 157 0 0 157 School of Education 91 0 0 91 School of Health Professions 75 93 28 196 Totals 513 299 28 840 DEGREES AND AWARDS CONFERRED BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER * Bachelor Associate Certificate Totals Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Am. Indian/Alaskan 6 1 3 0 0 0 9 1 Native Asian/ Pacific Islander 3 1 4 4 0 0 7 5 Black/African American 16 13 5 5 0 1 21 19 Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 Hispanic 37 32 24 17 8 0 69 49 Multiracial 11 3 4 0 0 0 15 3 White 244 140 130 91 25 1 399 232 Unknown/Not Disclosed 5 4 4 4 0 0 9 8 532 317 Total 323 194 176 121 33 2 [63%] [38%] Totals [38%] [23%] [21%] [14%] [4%] [0.2%] 849 * Numbers include students earning more than one degree and students added after official submission of numbers (840) to the University System of Georgia.
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