Colleges and Universities

Education Digest 2004-05

Pennsylvania Department of Education 2007 Colleges and Universities

Education Digest 2004-05

Compiled by Natoiya Hasan and Marcia McCormick Educational Statistics Associates

July 2007 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Edward G. Rendell, Governor

Department of Education Gerald L. Zahorchak, D.Ed., Secretary

Office of Elementary/Secondary Education Diane Castelbuono, Deputy Secretary

Bureau of Educational Technology Kathleen M. Brautigam, Director

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Introduction...... 1

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES Overview ...... 7

Table 1. Average Basic Student Charges by Institutional Category, 2004-05 ...... 9

Figure 1. Average Annual Increase in Undergraduate In-State Basic Student Charges vs the Consumer Price Index, 1995-96 Through 2004-05 ...... 10

Table 2. Average Undergraduate In-State Tuition and Required Fees by Institutional Category, 1995-96 Through 2004-05...... 11

Table 3. Average Combined Room and Board Charges by Institutional Category, 1995-96 Through 2004-05...... 11

Figure 2. Average Annual Increase in Undergraduate In-State Tuition and Required Fees vs the Consumer Price Index, 1995-96 Through 2004-05 ...... 12

Figure 3. Average Annual Increase in Room and Board Charges vs the Consumer Price Index, 1995-96 Through 2004-05...... 13

Table 4. Basic Student Charges by Institution, 2004-05 ...... 14

Table 5. Tuition and Required Fees for First-Professional Programs, 2004-05...... 22

FALL ENROLLMENTS Overview ...... 27

Table 6. Fall Enrollments by Institutional Category and Gender, 2004...... 29

Table 7. Fall Enrollments by Age and Gender, 2003 ...... 29

Table 8. Fall Enrollments by Institutional Category and Level, 2004 ...... 30

Table 9. Fall Enrollments by Institutional Category, Level, Race and Gender, 2004...... 32

Table 10. Fall Enrollments by Level and Status by Selected Years...... 34

Table 11. Fall Enrollments by Gender and Status by Selected Years ...... 34

Figure 4. Fall Enrollments by Level and Gender, 1995 and 2004 ...... 35

Figure 5. Fall Enrollments by Race, 1995 and 2004 ...... 36

Table 12. Fall Enrollments by Institutional Category and Race, 1995 and 2004...... 37

Table 13. Fall Enrollments by Institutional Category and Level, 1995 Through 2004...... 38

Table 14. Fall Enrollments by Institution, Gender and Enrollment Status, 2004...... 40

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS Overview ...... 51

Table 15. Residence of Students by Institutional Category and Level, Fall 2003 ...... 53

Table 16. Residence of Students by Race and Institutional Category, Fall 2003 ...... 54

Table 17. Residence of Students by Level and Institution, Fall 2003 ...... 56

Table 18. Residence of First-Time Freshmen in Pennsylvania Colleges and Universities, Fall 2004...... 64

DEGREES CONFERRED Overview ...... 67

Table 19. Degrees Conferred by Institutional Category and Gender, 2003-04...... 69

Table 20. Degrees Conferred by Institutional Category and Race, 2003-04...... 69

Table 21. Degrees Conferred by Major Field of Study, Level of Program and Gender, 2003-04 ...... 70

Figure 6. Degrees Conferred by Level of Program, 1994-95 and 2003-04 ...... 72

Table 22. Degrees Conferred by Race, 1994-95 and 2003-04 ...... 73

Table 23. Degrees Conferred by Institutional Category and Level of Program, 1994-95 Through 2003-04...... 74

Table 24. Degrees Conferred by Institution, Level of Program and Gender, 2003-04...... 76

FACULTY AND STAFF Overview ...... 87

Table 25. Average Salaries of Full-Time Instructional Faculty by Contract Length, Rank and Institutional Category, 2004-05 ...... 89

Table 26. Average Salaries of Full-Time Instructional Faculty Employed on a 9-Month Contract for Selected Ranks, 1995-96 and 2004-05...... 91

Figure 7. Index of Average Salaries of Full-Time Instructional Faculty for Selected Ranks vs the Consumer Price Index, 1995-96 Through 2004-05 ...... 91

Table 27. Average Salaries of Full-Time Instructional Faculty Employed on a 9-Month Contract for Selected Ranks by Institutional Category, 1995-96 Through 2004-05...... 92

Table 28. Number of Employees by Occupational Activity and Employment Status by Institutional Category and Race, 2003-04 ...... 93

Figure 8. Percent of Full-Time Employees by Race, 2003-04...... 96

Appendix A. Glossary ...... A-1

Appendix B. Sources ...... B-1

Appendix C. Nonrespondents...... C-1

INTRODUCTION

The 2004-05 Education Digest includes data on basic student charges, fall enrollments, residence

of students, degrees conferred, and faculty and staff. Data is compiled from annual surveys of

Pennsylvania colleges and universities.

In 2004-05, Pennsylvania had 148 colleges and universities consisting of 33 public and 115

private institutions. In addition, there were 89 private licensed schools in Pennsylvania authorized to grant specialized associate degrees in business or technology (ASB or AST degrees).

Pennsylvania data is compared with national data drawn from the results of surveys conducted by

the U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (NCES).

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES

The increase in undergraduate basic student charges (tuition, required fees, and room and board) from 2003-04 to 2004-05 was greater than the increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) (3.0%) for every institutional category except the college of technology. The average annual increase in undergraduate basic student charges for each institutional category was higher than the average increase in the CPI (2.5%) for the past 10 years.

For an analysis conducted by NCES, tuition and fees were weighted by the number of full-time equivalent undergraduates in 2003, but were not adjusted to reflect student residency. Also, room and board charges were based on full-time students. This analysis showed that Pennsylvania had the fourth highest undergraduate basic student charges among public four-year institutions in the nation in 2003-04.

In Pennsylvania, these institutions charged on the average $13,734 against the national average of

$10,674. The three states with charges higher than Pennsylvania were New Jersey ($15,088), Vermont

($14,769), and New Hampshire (13,843). The average for Pennsylvania private four-year colleges and universities was sixth highest at $28,930 compared to the national average of $25,083. Massachusetts had the highest average ($33,652) among this category of institutions.

FALL ENROLLMENTS

Total enrollments reached 660,566 in 2004. In addition, 49,275 students pursuing ASB or AST degrees were enrolled in private licensed schools. This figure, if combined with college and university students, would place the number of people pursuing a postsecondary degree at 709,841.

College and university enrollments dropped from 571,355 in 1995 to 568,222 in 1996. All of this decrease was in part-time enrollments. Total enrollments then began a period of growth averaging 1.9% each year. Between 1995 and 2004, full-time enrollments increased from 375,542 to 469,860. Part-time enrollments decreased from 195,813 in 1995 to 179,274 in 2001, then increased to 190,706 in 2004.

The number of full-time female enrollments has been increasing consistently for more than 10 years, reaching 252,397 in 2004. Male full-time enrollments decreased from 178,710 in 1995 to 178,621 in 1996, then increased to 217,463 in 2004.

Since 1995, the percentage increase in female enrollments at each level far exceeded that of their male counterparts. Specifically, female undergraduate enrollments increased 16.1%; graduate, 29.2%; and first-professional, 42.7%. Comparatively, male undergraduate enrollments increased 12.6%; graduate, 10.4%; and first-professional, 3.8%.

Postsecondary enrollments, nationally and in Pennsylvania, followed a similar pattern over the past decade. Current NCES projected data indicates that enrollments at the national level will continue to increase over the next decade.

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS

Pennsylvania residents represented 76.7% of the total enrollees (undergraduate, first-professional and graduate) in Fall 2003. The percentages of Pennsylvania residents by level were: undergraduate,

79.3%; graduate, 66.6%; and first-professional, 54.1%. Of the total enrollment, minority students from

Pennsylvania comprised 11.0%, while minority students from out-of-state comprised 4.3%.

The Fall 2004 survey collected data on first-time freshmen only and provided more detail about their residence. This data showed percentages similar to Fall 2003 when aggregated into the categories: in-state, out-of-state and foreign.

2 DEGREES CONFERRED

The total number of degrees conferred was 125,972 in 2003-04. In addition, private licensed schools conferred 8,465 ASB or AST degrees. This figure, if added to the number of degrees from colleges and universities, would bring the total number of postsecondary degrees conferred to 134,437.

In 2003-04, the largest numbers of associate degrees were conferred in the fields of health

(3,397) and business (3,147). At the bachelor’s degree level, the largest fields of study were business

(16,393), education (7,015), social sciences (5,826) and health (4,675). The largest fields at the master’s degree level were education (7,329) and business (6,299). At the doctor’s degree level, the largest fields were health (506), education (373), and engineering (309). The largest numbers of first-professional degrees were conferred in health (2,677) and law (1,533).

Over the past decade, growth in graduate enrollments (16.9%) in Pennsylvania colleges and universities exceeded growth at the undergraduate level (12.8%). Between 1994-95 and 2003-04, increases in the number of master’s and doctor’s degrees were 33.3% and 16.6%, respectively, while bachelor’s degrees increased 20.2%. National data showed similar trends.

The number of minorities and females in Pennsylvania colleges and universities has increased significantly. Since 1994-95, minority enrollments and graduates increased 40.9% and 61.70%, respectively. By comparison, white enrollments increased 1.1% while white graduates increased 8.2%.

The number of female enrollees and graduates increased 16.7% and 26.1%, respectively. Male enrollees increased 9.9% and male graduates increased 13.6%.

FACULTY AND STAFF

The total number of staff employed in 2003-04 was 157,106. Of that number, 102,850 were full-time and 54,256 were part-time. Of the total, 46.8% were instructional, 7.3% managerial, 18.3% other non-teaching professionals and 27.6% nonprofessional staff. The percentage of minority full-time employees was 15.2%, while whites comprised 82.0%, nonresident aliens 2.4%, and race/ethnicity unknown 0.4%.

A separate annual survey was conducted on the salaries, tenure and fringe benefits of full-time instructional staff. In 2004-05, there was a total of 25,905 full-time instructional faculty with 9- or 12-month contracts. The average salary of full-time instructional faculty on 9-month contracts for selected ranks

(professor, associate professor, assistant professor and instructor) among private four-year institutions was highest ($102,283) for private state-aided institutions. Among public institutions, the highest

($76,792) was for state-related commonwealth universities.

Pennsylvania had the tenth highest average salary for full-time instructional faculty on

9-month contracts among both public four-year institutions ($70,236, compared to the national average

$66,053) and private four-year institutions ($70,902, compared to the national average $68,995) in

2004-05. Delaware had the highest average salary among public four-year institutions in the nation

($79,664), followed by New Jersey ($79,394), California ($78,488), Connecticut ($75,871), Arizona

($72,085), Massachusetts ($71,826), Iowa ($71,291), Michigan ($70,959), and New Hampshire ($70,443).

Among private four-year institutions, Massachusetts had the highest average salary in the nation

($85,256), followed by Connecticut ($82,631), California ($81,416), New Jersey ($80,180), District of

Columbia ($78,596), Rhode Island ($78,467), New York ($77,625), Utah ($76,844), and Illinois ($72,386).

4 B A S I C

S T U D E N T

C H A R G E S

OVERVIEW

For 2004-05, average undergraduate basic student charges (tuition, required fees, and room and board) at four-year colleges were $31,192 for students attending private state-aided institutions, $27,364 for private colleges and universities, $16,300 for state-related commonwealth universities, $11,631 for state universities and $10,627 for theological seminaries. The average for private two-year colleges and the college of technology was $18,433 and $10,042, respectively. For community colleges, the average tuition and required fees were $2,635.

Increases in the average undergraduate basic student charges from 2003-04 to 2004-05 were: community colleges (tuition and required fees only), 9.0%; state-related commonwealth universities, 8.3%; theological seminaries, 6.0%; state universities, 5.8%; private colleges and universities, 4.7%; private two- year colleges, 4.6%; private state-aided institutions, 4.4%; and college of technology, 1.6%.

The average annual increase in the CPI (1982-84 = 100) for the period July 1995 through

June 2005 was 2.5%. However, over the past ten years, the average annual increase in undergraduate basic student charges ranged from 2.7% for the college of technology to 5.9% for state-related commonwealth universities.

7 TABLE 1

AVERAGE BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate First-Professional Graduate Combined Room and Room Board Board 1/ In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State

State Universities $ 6,103 $ 12,196 $ - $ - $ 7,050 $ 10,601 $ 5,528 $ 3,314 $ 2,213 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 9,322 16,962 23,973 30,844 11,103 19,315 6,978 3,988 2,990 Community Colleges 2,635 7,393 - - - - 5,604 2/ 3,262 2/ 2,342 2/ Private State-Aided Institutions 21,708 21,708 31,641 32,967 21,290 21,518 9,484 4,691 3,831 Private Colleges and Universities 19,985 19,985 16,637 16,637 12,782 12,782 7,379 4,069 3,393 Theological Seminaries 4,938 4,938 8,293 8,293 8,310 8,310 5,689 3,195 2,821 Private Two-Year Colleges 12,403 12,403 - - - - 6,030 3,561 2,412 College of Technology 5,170 - - - - - 4,872 1,816 3,056

1/ Averages based on those institutions having both room and board charges. 2/ Room and board charges are for Northampton County Area Community College only.

Note: A dash (-) indicates "not applicable."

9 FIGURE 1

AVERAGE ANNUAL INCREASE IN UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE BASIC STUDENT CHARGES VS THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 1995-96 THROUGH 2004-05

CPI 2.5%

State Universities 4.9%

State-Related Comm Universities 5.9%

Community Colleges 4.6%

Private State-Aided Institutions 4.4%

Private Colleges and Universities 4.8%

Theological Seminaries 5.5%

Private Two-Year Colleges 3.9%

College of Technology 2.7%

01234567 Percent

10 TABLE 2

AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 1995-96 THROUGH 2004-05

1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

State Universities $ 3,945 $ 4,133 $ 4,265 $ 4,302 $ 4,476 $ 4,695 $ 4,969 $ 5,532 $ 5,820 $ 6,103 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 5,091 5,375 5,634 5,872 6,142 6,457 6,845 7,606 8,323 9,322 Community Colleges 1,797 1,892 1,978 2,042 2,105 2,171 2,252 2,285 2,417 2,635 Private State-Aided Institutions 14,194 14,890 15,550 16,169 15,408 1/ 16,211 16,895 18,985 20,462 21,708 Private Colleges and Universities 12,937 13,605 14,225 14,860 15,340 16,121 17,030 17,999 19,083 19,985 Theological Seminaries 3,473 3,732 3,718 3,768 3,994 4,269 4,731 4,561 4,674 4,938 Private Two-Year Colleges 8,371 8,725 9,107 9,231 9,730 10,165 10,938 10,611 11,762 12,403 College of Technology 4,295 4,420 4,570 4,620 4,660 4,820 4,670 4,670 5,170 5,170

1/ The average was affected by the addition of Johnson College with lower tuition.

TABLE 3

AVERAGE COMBINED ROOM AND BOARD CHARGES BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 1995-96 THROUGH 2004-05

1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

State Universities $ 3,572 $ 3,751 $ 3,879 $ 3,989 $ 4,179 $ 4,387 $ 4,691 $ 4,977 $ 5,170 $ 5,528 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 4,595 4,786 5,095 5,324 5,535 5,763 6,026 6,291 6,729 6,978 Private State-Aided Institutions 7,073 7,323 7,369 7,601 7,656 8,073 8,340 8,657 9,421 9,484 Private Colleges and Universities 5,073 5,279 5,512 5,746 5,963 6,183 6,438 6,670 7,053 7,379 Theological Seminaries 2,742 3,142 3,315 3,673 3,845 4,046 4,477 4,602 5,356 5,689 Private Two-Year Colleges 4,585 4,730 4,984 4,931 5,203 5,400 5,550 5,767 5,868 6,030 College of Technology 3,910 4,025 4,150 4,246 4,336 4,416 4,416 4,716 4,716 4,872

Note: Community colleges are not listed because only Northampton County Area Community College reported room and board charges.

11 FIGURE 2

AVERAGE ANNUAL INCREASE IN UNDERGRADUATE IN-STATE TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES VS THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 1995-96 THROUGH 2004-05

CPI 2.5%

State Universities 5.0%

State-Related Comm Universities 6.8%

Community Colleges 4.6%

Private State-Aided Institutions 4.9%

Private Colleges and Universities 5.0%

Theological Seminaries 3.9%

Private Two-Year Colleges 4.1%

College of Technology 2.4%

01234567 Percent

12 FIGURE 3

AVERAGE ANNUAL INCREASE IN ROOM AND BOARD CHARGES VS THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 1995-96 THROUGH 2004-05

CPI 2.5%

State Universities 4.8%

State-Related Comm Universities 4.8%

Private State-Aided Institutions 3.4%

Private Colleges and Universities 4.2%

Theological Seminaries 7.2%

Private Two-Year Colleges 3.6%

College of Technology 2.9%

01234567 Percent

Note: Community colleges are not included because only Northampton County Area Community College reported room and board charges.

TABLE 4

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTION 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate Graduate Combined Room and Room Board In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State Board 1/

STATE UNIVERSITIES

Bloomsburg University of PA $ 6,089 $ 13,355 $ 7,090 $ 10,604 $ 5,300 $ 3,012 $ 2,288 California University of PA 6,251 8,707 7,460 10,974 7,280 4,590 2,690 Cheyney University of PA 5,565 12,831 6,252 9,766 5,769 3,023 2,746 Clarion Univ of PA/ Main 6,487 11,347 7,329 10,843 5,162 3,194 1,968 East Stroudsburg Univ of PA 6,224 13,490 7,008 10,522 4,506 2,864 1,642

Edinboro University of PA 6,039 10,899 7,386 10,900 5,338 3,320 2,018 Indiana Univ of PA/ Main 6,085 13,351 6,772 10,286 4,898 2,940 1,958 Kutztown University of PA 6,256 13,522 7,138 10,652 6,096 3,792 2,304 Lock Haven Univ of PA/ Main 6,100 11,366 7,428 10,942 5,516 3,140 2,376 Mansfield University of PA 6,180 13,446 6,898 10,412 5,704 3,560 2,144

Millersville University of PA 6,081 13,347 6,935 10,449 5,642 3,308 2,334 Shippensburg University of PA 5,986 13,252 6,708 10,222 5,528 3,190 2,338 Slippery Rock University of PA 6,096 8,552 7,493 11,526 4,714 2,560 2,154 West Chester University of PA 6,006 13,272 6,806 10,320 5,932 3,908 2,024

STATE-RELATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES

Lincoln University 6,498 10,594 8,162 14,034 6,560 3,566 2,994 Penn College/PSU Affiliate 9,480 11,940 - - 6,432 3,832 2,600 Penn State Dickinson Sch Law - - 25,650 25,650 - 3,800 - PSU/ Main 10,856 20,784 11,796 21,946 6,740 3,250 3,490 PSU/Abington College 9,614 14,474 11,658 16,036 - - -

PSU/Altoona College 10,026 15,140 11,792 16,530 6,740 3,250 3,490 PSU/Berks College 10,026 15,140 11,792 16,530 7,320 3,830 3,490 PSU/Capital Coll-Harrisburg 10,016 15,900 11,782 16,946 8,160 4,670 3,490 PSU/College of Medicine - - 11,742 21,892 - - - PSU/Erie-the Behrend College 10,026 15,910 11,792 16,956 6,740 3,250 3,490

TABLE 4

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTION 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate Graduate Combined Room and Room Board In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State Board 1/

PSU/Great Vly Grad & Prof Ctr $ - $ - $ 14,846 $ 24,518 $ - $ - $ - PSU/University Coll-Beaver 9,624 14,484 11,668 16,046 6,740 3,250 3,490 PSU/University Coll-Delaware Cnty 9,624 14,484 11,668 16,046 - - - PSU/University Coll-DuBois 9,614 14,474 11,658 16,036 - - - PSU/University Coll-Fayette 9,614 14,474 11,658 16,036 - - -

PSU/University Coll-Hazleton 9,614 14,474 11,658 16,036 6,740 3,250 3,490 PSU/University Coll-Lehigh Vly 9,624 14,484 11,668 16,046 - - - PSU/University Coll-McKeesport 9,604 14,464 11,648 16,026 6,740 3,250 3,490 PSU/University Coll-Mont Alto 9,624 14,484 11,668 16,046 6,740 3,250 3,490 PSU/University Coll-New Kensington 9,624 14,484 11,668 16,046 - - -

PSU/University Coll-Schuylkill 9,604 14,464 11,648 16,026 7,486 3,996 3,490 PSU/University Coll-Shenango 9,624 14,484 11,668 16,046 - - - PSU/University Coll-Wilkes-Barre 9,624 14,484 11,668 16,046 - - - PSU/University Coll-Worthing-Scran 9,604 14,464 11,648 16,026 - - - PSU/University Coll-York 9,604 14,464 11,648 16,026 - - -

Temple University/ Main 9,102 16,268 11,424 16,416 7,522 4,876 2,646 University of Pgh/ Main 10,830 20,200 13,028 24,864 7,090 4,260 2,830 University of Pgh/Bradford Cmp 9,980 19,850 - - 6,344 3,600 2,744 University of Pgh/Grnsburg Cmp 9,960 19,830 - - 6,020 3,990 2,030 University of Pgh/Johnstn Cmp 9,932 19,802 - - 6,290 3,960 2,330

University of Pgh/Titusvle Cmp 8,838 17,718 - - 6,888 3,788 3,100

COMMUNITY COLLEGES 2/

Bucks Co CC/ Main 2,947 8,647 - - - - - Butler County Community Coll 2,240 5,992 - - - - - Community Coll of Allegheny Co 2,306 6,752 - - - - - Community College of Beaver Co 2,760 7,980 - - - - -

TABLE 4

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTION 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate Graduate Combined Room and Room Board In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State Board 1/

Community College of Phila $ 3,240 $ 9,060 $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - Delaware County Community Coll 2,875 7,555 - - - - - HACC/ Main 2,625 7,275 - - - - - HACC/Gettysburg Campus 2,625 7,275 - - - - - HACC/Lancaster Campus 2,625 7,275 - - - - -

HACC/Lebanon Campus 2,625 7,275 - - - - - Lehigh Carbon Community Coll 2,475 7,365 - - - - - Luzerne County Community Coll 2,670 7,050 - - - - - Montgomery County CC/ Main 2,820 8,280 - - - - - Montgomery County CC/West Cmp 2,820 8,280 - - - - -

Northampton Co Area CC/ Main 2,730 8,610 - - 5,604 3,262 2,342 Northampton Co Area CC/Monroe 2,730 8,610 - - - - - Pennsylvania Highlands CC 2,371 6,151 - - - - - Reading Area Community College 2,820 6,900 - - - - - Westmoreland County CC 2,010 5,880 - - - - -

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS

Drexel University 22,280 22,280 28,840 28,840 10,050 5,970 4,080 Johnson College 11,620 11,620 - - - 2,550 - Lake Erie College of Osteo Med - - 12,000 12,000 - - - Pennsylvania Coll of Optometry - - 13,038 14,631 - - - Phila Coll of Osteopathic Med - - 17,856 17,856 - - -

Thomas Jefferson University 20,914 20,914 23,069 23,069 - 3,800 - University of Pennsylvania 30,716 30,716 31,220 31,220 8,918 5,336 3,582 University of the Arts (The) 23,010 23,010 23,010 23,010 - 5,800 -

TABLE 4

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTION 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate Graduate Combined Room and Room Board In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State Board 1/

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Albright College $ 24,580 $ 24,580 $ 430/cr $ 430/cr $ 7,510 $ 4,275 $ 3,235 Allegheny College 25,550 25,550 - - 6,160 3,140 3,020 Alvernia College 17,775 17,775 8,110 8,110 7,230 3,590 3,640 American College - - 250/cr 250/cr - - - Arcadia University 22,720 22,720 23,775 23,775 8,960 6,030 2,930 3/

Art Inst of Philadelphia (The) 15,938 15,938 - - - 6,351 - Art Inst of Pittsburgh (The) 16,385 16,385 - - - 5,175 - Baptist Bible Col and Seminary 12,480 12,480 5,760 5,760 5,072 1,922 3,150 Bryn Athyn Coll of New Church 8,804 8,804 8,804 8,804 5,154 - - Bryn Mawr College 28,630 28,630 25,520 25,520 9,700 5,570 4,130

Bucknell University 30,730 30,730 13,960 13,960 6,578 3,514 3,064 Cabrini College 22,250 22,250 8,550 8,550 9,330 5,680 3,650 Carlow University 16,460 16,460 9,990 9,990 6,538 3,338 3,200 Carnegie-Mellon University 31,036 31,036 28,586 28,586 8,244 4,964 3,280 Cedar Crest College 21,930 21,930 5,914 5,914 7,565 4,077 3,488

Central Pennsylvania College 11,010 11,010 - - 6,600 4,500 2,100 Chatham College 21,996 21,996 19,374 19,374 7,050 3,690 3,360 Chestnut Hill College 20,380 20,380 10,530 10,530 7,500 - - College Misericordia 18,800 18,800 495/cr 495/cr 7,850 4,500 3,350 Curtis Institute of Music 1,750 1,750 1,650 1,650 - - -

Delaware Valley College 20,738 20,738 385/cr 385/cr 7,742 3,510 4,232 DeSales University 19,390 19,390 15,500 15,500 7,590 3,730 3,860 Dickinson College 30,300 30,300 - - 7,600 3,920 3,680 Duquesne University 20,360 20,360 12,978 12,978 7,820 4,266 3,554 Eastern University 17,745 17,745 11,565 11,565 7,600 4,150 3,450

TABLE 4

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTION 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate Graduate Combined Room and Room Board In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State Board 1/

Elizabethtown College $ 23,710 $ 23,710 $ 23,710 $ 23,710 $ 6,600 $ 3,300 $ 3,300 Franklin and Marshall College 30,440 30,440 - - 7,540 4,910 2,630 Gannon University 18,020 18,020 17,310 17,310 6,990 3,760 3,230 Geneva College 16,570 16,570 11,760 11,760 6,600 3,440 3,160 Gettysburg College 29,990 29,990 - - 7,354 3,900 3,454

Gratz College 9,550 9,550 11,600 11,600 - - - Grove City College 9,952 9,952 - - 5,094 2,594 2,500 Gwynedd-Mercy College 17,425 17,425 7,095 7,095 7,500 - - Haverford College 30,270 30,270 - - 9,420 5,290 4,130 Holy Family University 16,490 16,490 8,090 8,090 - - -

Immaculata University 18,000 18,000 7,920 7,920 8,250 4,425 3,825 Juniata College 24,320 24,320 - - 6,770 3,550 3,220 Keystone College 14,370 14,370 - - 7,560 3,880 3,680 King's College 20,110 20,110 24,010 24,010 8,250 3,860 4,390 La Roche College 16,582 16,582 12,552 12,552 6,862 4,250 2,612

La Salle University 24,610 24,610 12,570 12,570 9,200 4,640 4,560 4/ Lafayette College 28,625 28,625 - - 8,786 4,980 3,806 Lancaster Bible College 12,360 12,360 6,190 6,190 5,520 2,400 3,120 Lebanon Valley College 23,600 23,600 365/cr 365/cr 6,590 3,220 3,370 Lehigh University 29,340 29,340 17,300 17,300 8,230 4,700 3,530

Lycoming College 22,461 22,461 - - 6,242 3,196 3,046 Marywood University 20,350 20,350 15,558 15,558 8,582 4,822 3,760 Mercyhurst College 18,093 18,093 12,605 12,605 6,798 3,468 3,330 Messiah College 20,790 20,790 - - 6,560 3,400 3,160 Moore College of Art & Design 21,155 21,155 - - 8,013 4,840 3,173

TABLE 4

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTION 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate Graduate Combined Room and Room Board In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State Board 1/

Moravian College/Theo Seminary $ 23,574 $ 23,574 $ 12,240 $ 12,240 $ 7,310 $ 4,105 $ 3,205 Mount Aloysius College 14,100 14,100 8,350 8,350 5,960 2,980 2,980 Muhlenberg College 26,800 26,800 - - 7,025 3,875 3,150 Neumann College 17,190 17,190 8,280 8,280 7,740 4,600 3,140 PA Academy of the Fine Arts 16,330 16,330 23,160 23,160 - - -

Peirce College 12,310 12,310 - - - - - Pennsylvania Coll Art & Design 12,650 12,650 - - - - - Philadelphia Biblical Univ 13,495 13,495 7,480 7,480 5,855 2,930 2,925 Philadelphia University/ Main 21,010 21,010 11,088 11,088 7,782 3,834 3,948 Point Park University 15,960 15,960 9,018 9,018 7,000 3,300 3,700 4/

Reconstructionist Rabbin Coll - - 9,227 9,227 - - - Robert Morris University 14,226 14,226 486/cr 486/cr 7,286 4,386 2,900 Rosemont College 19,365 19,365 13,905 13,905 8,400 - - Saint Francis University 20,440 20,440 14,544 14,544 7,420 3,600 3,820 Saint Joseph's University 25,905 25,905 11,934 11,934 9,610 6,100 3,510

Saint Vincent College 20,822 20,822 9,096 9,096 6,424 3,204 3,220 Saint Vincent Seminary - - 12,352 12,352 7,300 3,546 3,754 Seton Hill University 20,630 20,630 10,010 10,010 6,420 - - Susquehanna University 24,810 24,810 - - 6,840 3,620 3,220 Swarthmore College 30,094 30,094 - - 9,314 4,778 4,536

Thiel College 15,990 15,990 - - 6,584 3,396 3,188 University of Scranton 22,474 22,474 14,872 14,872 9,524 5,564 3,960 University of the Sciences in Philadelphia 22,648 22,648 22,632 22,632 8,932 5,456 3,476 Ursinus College 29,780 29,780 - - 7,150 - - Valley Forge Christian College 10,262 10,262 - - 5,254 2,454 2,800

TABLE 4

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTION 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate Graduate Combined Room and Room Board In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State Board 1/

Villanova University $ 27,725 $ 27,725 $ 11,479 $ 11,479 $ 9,387 $ 4,787 $ 4,600 Walnut Hill College 13,620 13,620 - - 7,305 4,805 2,500 Washington and Jefferson Coll 24,620 24,620 - - 6,710 3,700 3,010 Waynesburg College 14,540 14,540 10,080 10,080 5,800 2,960 2,840 Westminster College 21,470 21,470 9,420 9,420 6,360 3,360 3,000

Widener Univ/ Main 23,000 23,000 19,900 19,900 8,100 3,700 4,400 Widener Univ/Harrisburg Campus - - 10,350 10,350 - - - Wilkes University 20,408 20,408 16,944 16,944 8,924 5,284 3,640 Wilson College 18,407 18,407 - - 7,308 3,765 3,543 Won Institute of Grad Studies - - 4,550 4,550 - - -

York College of Pennsylvania 9,184 9,184 7,604 7,604 6,250 3,475 2,775

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES

Biblical Theological Seminary - - 9,000 9,000 - 6,325 - Byzantine Catholic Seminary - - 7,000 7,000 7,000 - - Calvary Baptist Theo Seminary - - 3,720 3,720 - - - Christ the Saviour Seminary 2,075 2,075 - - 1,200 500 700 5/ Eastern Baptist Theo Seminary - - 5,150 5,150 - 3,021 -

Evangelical School of Theology - - 9,360 9,360 - 2,385 - Lancaster Theological Seminary - - 10,050 10,050 - 7,857 - Lutheran Theo Sem/Gettysburg - - 8,960 8,960 2,960 2,300 660 6/ Lutheran Theo Sem/Philadelphia - - 10,954 10,954 7,050 4,342 2,708 3/ Pittsburgh Theo Seminary - - 9,123 9,123 - 2,970 -

Reformed Presbyterian Theo Sem - - 7,524 7,524 1,125 5/ - - Saint Charles Borromeo Sem 10,320 10,320 11,245 11,245 7,055 2,350 4,705

TABLE 4

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES BY INSTITUTION 2004-05

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES ROOM AND BOARD

Undergraduate Graduate Combined Room and Room Board In-State Out-of-State In-State Out-of-State Board 1/

Saint Tikhon's Ortho Theo Sem $ 2,420 $ 2,420 $ - $ - $ 1,650 $ 600 $ 1,050 Trinity Epis Sch for Ministry - - 6,800 6,800 - - - Westminster Theological Sem - - 9,140 9,140 - 2,500 -

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES

Harcum College 13,790 13,790 - - 6,900 - - Lackawanna College 9,140 9,140 - - 6,200 4,000 2,200 Lancaster Gen Coll Nr/Hlth SCI 11,070 11,070 - - - - - Manor College 10,396 10,396 - - 4,900 2,205 2,695 4/ Pennsylvania Inst of Tech 9,330 9,330 - - - - -

Pittsburgh Technical Inst Inc 12,765 12,765 - - - 4,260 - Valley Forge Military College 20,330 20,330 - - 6,120 3,780 2,340

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

Thaddeus Stevens Coll of Tech 5,170 - - - 4,872 1,816 3,056

1/ Institutions with “combined room and board” charges only cannot separate charges. 2/ Community college in-state charges are for students in sponsoring districts only. Charges for in-state students residing in non-sponsoring districts are approximately twice the amount listed for in-state students. 3/ Board charge is for 14 meals per week. 4/ Board charge is for 15 meals per week. 5/ Board charge is for noon meals four days per week. Not included in averages. 6/ Board charge is for noon meals five days per week. Not included in averages.

Note: A dash (-) indicates “not applicable".

TABLE 5

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES FOR FIRST-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS 2004-05

IN-STATE OUT-OF-STATE

DENTISTRY Temple University/ Main $ 28,120 $ 38,856 University of Pennsylvania 46,304 46,304 University of Pgh/ Main 29,760 37,352

LAW Duquesne University 22,865 22,865 Penn State Dickinson Sch Law 25,650 25,650 Temple University/ Main 13,282 22,770 University of Pennsylvania 34,388 34,388 University of Pgh/ Main 19,074 27,970

Villanova University 25,867 25,867 Widener Univ/Harrisburg Campus 24,391 24,391

MEDICINE Drexel University 36,210 36,210 PSU/College of Medicine 28,280 39,162 Temple University/ Main 32,300 39,452 Thomas Jefferson University 36,666 36,666 University of Pennsylvania 37,888 37,888

University of Pgh/ Main 31,264 37,172

OPTOMETRY Pennsylvania Coll of Optometry 19,945 25,945 1/

OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE Lake Erie College of Osteo Med 25,195 26,195 Phila Coll of Osteopathic Med 32,784 32,784

PHARMACY Duquesne University 27,007 27,007 Lake Erie College of Osteo Med 18,820 19,820 Temple University/ Main 15,116 22,564 University of Pgh/ Main 16,066 21,078 University of the Sciences in Philadelphia 24,802 24,802

Wilkes University 20,408 20,408

TABLE 5

TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES FOR FIRST-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS 2004-05

IN-STATE OUT-OF-STATE

PODIATRY Temple University/ Main $ 24,788 $ 27,258

THEOLOGY Baptist Bible Col and Seminary 5,760 5,760 Biblical Theological Seminary 9,000 9,000 Bryn Athyn Coll of New Church 8,804 8,804 Byzantine Catholic Seminary 7,000 7,000 Calvary Baptist Theo Seminary 4,440 4,440

Eastern Baptist Theo Seminary 11,032 11,032 Evangelical School of Theology 9,360 9,360 Lancaster Theological Seminary 10,050 10,050 Lutheran Theo Sem/Gettysburg 8,960 8,960 Lutheran Theo Sem/Philadelphia 12,694 12,694

Moravian College/Theo Seminary 10,680 10,680 Philadelphia Biblical Univ 7,480 7,480 Pittsburgh Theo Seminary 9,123 9,123 Reconstructionist Rabbin Coll 9,227 9,227 Reformed Episcopal Seminary 5,450 5,450

Reformed Presbyterian Theo Sem 7,524 7,524 Saint Charles Borromeo Sem 11,245 11,245 Saint Tikhon's Ortho Theo Sem 2,570 2,570 Saint Vincent Seminary 12,352 12,352 Trinity Epis Sch for Ministry 6,800 6,800

Westminster Theological Sem 9,140 9,140

VETERINARY MEDICINE University of Pennsylvania 28,214 2/ 33,474

1/ Possible reduction of $4,000–$11,350 in tuition for students from contract states. 2/ Tuition and required fees for students from New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

23 F A L L

E N R O L L M E N T S

OVERVIEW

Total enrollments reached 660,566 in 2004, an increase of 10,916 (1.7%) from the previous year.

Increases by enrollment level were: undergraduate, 1.6%; first-professional, 2.0%; and graduate, 2.4%.

Total enrollments increased 15.6% since 1995. The analysis by level of enrollment showed undergraduate enrollments decreased from 473,459 in 1995 to 471,484 in 1996, then increased to

542,474 in 2004. Graduate enrollments were 81,789 in 1995, declined to 80,582 by 1996 and increased to 98,738 in 2004. Enrollments in first-professional programs increased every year, with the exception of

1997, and registered a 10-year high of 19,354 in 2004.

Females had the largest percentage of enrollments in all age groups in 2003. This was most pronounced in the 50-64 age group where females outnumbered males approximately 2 to 1.

Male enrollments increased by 2,938 and female enrollments increased by 7,978 in 2004 when compared with the previous year. Female enrollments grew at a faster rate (19.6%) than male enrollments (12.1%) since 1996. When reviewed by enrollment status, the percentage of females enrolled full-time grew from 63.9% in 1996 to 67.5% in 2004, an increase of 3.6 percentage points; while full-time male enrollees increased from 69.9% to 75.9%, an increase of 6.0 percentage points.

Minority enrollments have been increasing faster than nonminority enrollments during the past decade. Since 1995, the proportion of minority enrollments increased from 12.9% to 15.6% in 2004.

Specifically, the proportion of black enrollments increased from 7.6% to 8.8% during the same period. On the other hand, the nonminority proportion decreased from 84.1% to 74.5%. Nonresident alien enrollments increased from 3.0% in 1995 to 3.4% in 2004. In 2004, race/ethnicity was not known for 6.5% of the enrollments.

27 TABLE 6

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND GENDER 2004

MALE FEMALE

TOTAL Full- Part- Full- Part- Total Time Time Total Time Time % % % %

TOTAL 660,566 286,587 75.9 24.1 373,979 67.5 32.5 State Universities 105,902 43,227 86.9 13.1 62,675 81.7 18.3 State-Related Comm Universities 151,023 75,400 84.6 15.4 75,623 79.2 20.8 Community Colleges 126,937 48,861 47.4 52.6 78,076 36.9 63.1 Private State-Aided Institutions 50,287 24,931 81.7 18.3 25,356 76.4 23.6 Private Colleges and Universities 216,889 88,691 77.2 22.8 128,198 70.8 29.2 Theological Seminaries 3,745 2,355 55.4 44.6 1,390 36.4 63.6 Private Two-Year Colleges 5,120 2,525 88.4 11.6 2,595 65.6 34.4 College of Technology 663 597 100.0 0.0 66 100.0 0.0

TABLE 7

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY AGE AND GENDER 2003

MALE FEMALE TOTAL Enrollments % Enrollments %

TOTAL 649,650 283,649 43.7 366,001 56.3 Under 18 10,202 3,998 39.2 6,204 60.8 18-24 427,392 196,042 45.9 231,350 54.1 25-34 113,902 49,397 43.4 64,505 56.6 35-49 70,672 24,054 34.0 46,618 66.0 50-64 16,236 5,306 32.7 10,930 67.3 65 & Above 1,658 701 42.3 957 57.7 Unknown 9,588 4,151 43.3 5,437 56.7

Note: Data for age distribution is collected in odd-numbered years.

29 TABLE 8

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND LEVEL 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENTS MALE FEMALE

Full- Part- Full- Part- Full- Part- Total Total Total Time Time Time Time Time Time

TOTAL (148) 660,566 469,860 190,706 286,587 217,463 69,124 373,979 252,397 121,582

Undergraduate 542,474 411,536 130,938 236,185 190,015 46,170 306,289 221,521 84,768 First-Time Freshmen 118,180 103,584 14,596 53,979 48,506 5,473 64,201 55,078 9,123 First-Professional 19,354 17,900 1,454 9,672 8,836 836 9,682 9,064 618 Graduate 98,738 40,424 58,314 40,730 18,612 22,118 58,008 21,812 36,196

STATE UNIVERSITIES (14) 105,902 88,782 17,120 43,227 37,574 5,653 62,675 51,208 11,467 Undergraduate 92,462 84,164 8,298 39,127 36,029 3,098 53,335 48,135 5,200 First-Time Freshmen 19,500 19,294 206 8,107 8,041 66 11,393 11,253 140 Graduate 13,440 4,618 8,822 4,100 1,545 2,555 9,340 3,073 6,267

STATE-RELATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES (4) 151,023 123,676 27,347 75,400 63,766 11,634 75,623 59,910 15,713 Undergraduate 119,389 105,080 14,309 60,825 54,569 6,256 58,564 50,511 8,053 First-Time Freshmen 24,159 23,752 407 12,614 12,470 144 11,545 11,282 263 First-Professional 6,066 5,806 260 3,135 2,988 147 2,931 2,818 113 Graduate 25,568 12,790 12,778 11,440 6,209 5,231 14,128 6,581 7,547

COMMUNITY COLLEGES (14) 126,937 51,981 74,956 48,861 23,174 25,687 78,076 28,807 49,269 Undergraduate 126,937 51,981 74,956 48,861 23,174 25,687 78,076 28,807 49,269 First-Time Freshmen 28,376 16,061 12,315 12,150 7,489 4,661 16,226 8,572 7,654

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS (8) 50,287 39,754 10,533 24,931 20,374 4,557 25,356 19,380 5,976 Undergraduate 27,218 22,773 4,445 14,245 12,214 2,031 12,973 10,559 2,414 First-Time Freshmen 5,372 5,240 132 2,979 2,926 53 2,393 2,314 79 First-Professional 7,269 7,263 6 3,458 3,456 2 3,811 3,807 4 Graduate 15,800 9,718 6,082 7,228 4,704 2,524 8,572 5,014 3,558

TABLE 8

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND LEVEL 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENTS MALE FEMALE

Full- Part- Full- Part- Full- Part- Total Total Total Time Time Time Time Time Time

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (84) 216,889 159,259 57,630 88,691 68,441 20,250 128,198 90,818 37,380 Undergraduate 170,414 142,824 27,590 69,856 61,083 8,773 100,558 81,741 18,817 First-Time Freshmen 38,339 36,980 1,359 16,613 16,120 493 21,726 20,860 866 First-Professional 4,035 3,697 338 1,786 1,606 180 2,249 2,091 158 Graduate 42,440 12,738 29,702 17,049 5,752 11,297 25,391 6,986 18,405

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES (16) 3,745 1,811 1,934 2,355 1,305 1,050 1,390 506 884 Undergraduate 271 117 154 149 117 32 122 0 122 First-Time Freshmen 17 17 0 17 17 0 0 0 0 First-Professional 1,984 1,134 850 1,293 786 507 691 348 343 Graduate 1,490 560 930 913 402 511 577 158 419

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES (7) 5,120 3,934 1,186 2,525 2,232 293 2,595 1,702 893 Undergraduate 5,120 3,934 1,186 2,525 2,232 293 2,595 1,702 893 First-Time Freshmen 2,055 1,878 177 1,178 1,122 56 877 756 121

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (1) 663 663 0 597 597 0 66 66 0 Undergraduate 663 663 0 597 597 0 66 66 0 First-Time Freshmen 362 362 0 321 321 0 41 41 0

Note: Undergraduate data includes first-time freshmen.

31 TABLE 9

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY, LEVEL, RACE AND GENDER 2004

AMERICAN INDIAN/ ASIAN/ BLACK WHITE NONRESIDENT RACE/ETHNICITY TOTAL HISPANIC ALASKAN NATIVE PACIFIC ISLANDER (NON-HISPANIC) (NON-HISPANIC) ALIEN UNKNOWN Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

TOTAL (148) 286,587 373,979 744 968 12,314 13,731 20,467 38,042 6,892 10,035 214,57 277,28 12,814 9,877 18,778 24,044 8 2

Undergraduate 236,185 306,289 623 812 9,372 10,457 18,091 32,939 5,917 8,756 183,350 231,210 5,375 4,938 13,457 17,177 First-Time Freshmen 53,979 64,201 141 164 2,194 2,381 4,493 6,415 1,652 2,224 41,374 48,349 988 861 3,137 3,807 First Professional 9,672 9,682 30 26 1,203 1,475 509 837 295 291 6,866 6,388 286 236 483 429 Graduate 40,730 58,008 91 130 1,739 1,799 1,867 4,266 680 988 24,362 39,684 7,153 4,703 4,838 6,438

STATE UNIVERSITIES (14) 43,227 62,675 133 142 509 620 3,160 3,958 704 1,043 35,663 53,372 717 754 2,341 2,786 Undergraduate 39,127 53,335 122 121 446 528 2,970 3,548 654 960 32,486 45,497 521 530 1,928 2,151 First-Time Freshmen 8,107 11,393 21 25 94 121 763 1,016 188 255 6,515 9,352 46 33 480 591 Graduate 4,100 9,340 11 21 63 92 190 410 50 83 3,177 7,875 196 224 413 635

STATE-RELATED COMM UNIVERSITIES (4) 75,400 75,623 134 166 3,910 3,872 5,139 8,628 1,697 1,911 58,904 55,961 4,026 2,946 1,590 2,139 Undergraduate 60,825 58,564 100 108 3,040 2,894 4,326 6,999 1,377 1,502 49,704 44,553 1,173 905 1,105 1,603 First-Time Freshmen 12,614 11,545 18 15 650 617 955 1,388 311 343 10,357 8,815 158 104 165 263 First Professional 3,135 2,931 9 6 433 453 172 324 108 99 2,217 1,881 61 61 135 107 Graduate 11,440 14,128 25 52 437 525 641 1,305 212 310 6,983 9,527 2,792 1,980 350 429

COMMUNITY COLLEGES(14) 48,861 78,076 187 310 1,639 2,121 5,757 13,438 1,622 3,124 36,072 53,968 671 885 2,913 4,230 Undergraduate 48,861 78,076 187 310 1,639 2,121 5,757 13,438 1,622 3,124 36,072 53,968 671 885 2,913 4,230 First-Time Freshmen 12,150 16,226 42 56 397 472 1,596 2,494 587 834 8,704 11,158 162 219 662 993

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS (8) 24,931 25,356 64 68 2,942 2,992 1,289 2,350 787 914 14,340 14,410 3,169 2,227 2,340 2,395 Undergraduate 14,245 12,973 34 29 1,786 1,710 876 1,445 490 548 8,610 7,166 1,109 775 1,340 1,300 First-Time Freshmen 2,979 2,393 5 3 378 348 185 177 98 109 1,861 1,369 233 169 219 218 First Professional 3,458 3,811 13 14 531 649 127 244 132 150 2,322 2,434 128 142 205 178 Graduate 7,228 8,572 17 25 625 633 286 661 165 216 3,408 4,810 1,932 1,310 795 917

TABLE 9

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY, LEVEL, RACE AND GENDER 2004

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (84) 88,691 128,198 214 276 3,074 4,015 4,538 9,071 1,966 2,962 65,552 96,525 4,063 3,028 9,284 12,321 Undergraduate 69,856 100,558 171 240 2,424 3,172 3,825 7,165 1,686 2,554 53,973 77,845 1,873 1,837 5,904 7,745 First-Time Freshmen 16,613 21,726 51 64 658 821 828 1,225 425 653 12,783 16,960 381 334 1,487 1,669 First Professional 1,786 2,249 7 5 134 361 40 94 42 34 1,387 1,588 39 25 137 142 Graduate 17,049 25,391 36 31 516 482 673 1,812 238 374 10,192 17,092 2,151 1,166 3,243 4,434

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES (16) 2,355 1,390 4 2 206 79 255 297 33 13 1,667 934 146 31 44 34 Undergraduate 149 122 1 0 3 0 8 44 5 0 125 69 6 0 1 9 First-Time Freshmen 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 1 0 0 0 First Professional 1,293 691 1 1 105 12 170 175 13 8 940 485 58 8 6 2 Graduate 913 577 2 1 98 67 77 78 15 5 602 380 82 23 37 23

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES (7) 2,525 2,595 5 3 31 32 276 292 59 57 1,899 2,070 22 6 233 135 Undergraduate 2,525 2,595 5 3 31 32 276 292 59 57 1,899 2,070 22 6 233 135 First-Time Freshmen 1,178 877 2 0 14 2 129 110 29 20 889 673 7 2 108 70

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (1) 597 66 3 1 3 0 53 8 24 11 481 42 0 0 33 4 Undergraduate 597 66 3 1 3 0 53 8 24 11 481 42 0 0 33 4 First-Time Freshmen 321 41 2 1 3 0 37 5 14 10 249 22 0 0 16 3

Note: Undergraduate data includes first-time freshmen.

TABLE 10

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY LEVEL AND STATUS BY SELECTED YEARS

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE TOTAL Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time

1996 568,222 332,373 139,111 14,824 1,332 31,126 49,456 1998 579,476 344,661 135,531 15,669 1,522 31,927 50,166 2000 593,545 362,801 127,500 16,208 1,615 32,882 52,539 2002 628,997 388,701 128,938 17,144 1,574 36,717 55,923 2004 660,566 411,536 130,938 17,900 1,454 40,424 58,314

TABLE 11

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY GENDER AND STATUS BY SELECTED YEARS

MALE FEMALE TOTAL Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Number % Number % Number % Number %

1996 568,222 178,621 69.9 76,954 30.1 199,702 63.9 112,945 36.1 1998 579,476 183,772 70.8 75,782 29.2 208,485 65.2 111,437 34.8 2000 593,545 191,746 72.3 73,310 27.7 220,145 67.0 108,344 33.0 2002 628,997 205,657 74.5 70,526 25.5 236,905 67.1 115,909 32.9 2004 660,566 217,463 75.9 69,124 24.1 252,397 67.5 121,582 32.5

34 FIGURE 4

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY LEVEL AND GENDER 1995 AND 2004

300,000

250,000

1995

200,000 2004

150,000 ENROLLMENTS 100,000

50,000

0 UNDERGRAD UNDERGRAD GRADUATE GRADUATE FIRST-PROF FIRST-PROF MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

35 FIGURE 5

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY RACE 1995 AND 2004

Asian/Pacific Hispanic Islander 1.7% American 3.4% Indian/Alaskan Nonresident Alien Native 3.0% 0.2% Black (Non- Hispanic) 7.6%

White (Non- Hispanic) 84.1%

1995

American Hispanic Asian/Pacific Indian/Alaskan 2.6% Islander Native 3.9% 0.3% Nonresident Alien 3.4%

Race/Ethnicity Black (Non- Unknown Hispanic) 6.5% 8.8%

White (Non- Hispanic) 74.5%

2004

36 TABLE 12

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND RACE 1995 AND 2004

NONRESIDENT RACE/ETHNICITY TOTAL NONMINORITY MINORITY ALIEN UNKNOWN

% % % %

1995 2004 1995 2004 1995 2004 1995 2004 1995 2004

TOTAL 571,355 660,566 84.1 74.5 12.9 15.6 3.0 3.4 - 6.5

State Universities 94,370 105,902 91.0 84.1 7.7 9.7 1.3 1.4 - 4.8 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 139,362 151,023 80.9 76.1 15.5 16.8 3.6 4.6 - 2.5 Community Colleges 111,353 126,937 82.0 71.0 17.7 22.2 0.3 1.2 - 5.6 Private State-Aided Institutions 40,542 50,287 69.6 57.2 19.9 22.7 10.5 10.7 - 9.4 Private Colleges and Universities 177,092 216,889 88.3 74.7 8.5 12.0 3.2 3.3 - 10.0 Theological Seminaries 3,117 3,745 72.5 69.5 21.8 23.7 5.7 4.7 - 2.1 Private Two-Year Colleges 5,092 5,120 69.0 77.5 28.2 14.8 2.8 0.5 - 7.2 College of Technology 427 663 80.8 78.9 19.2 15.5 0.0 0.0 - 5.6

Note: A dash (-) indicates "not applicable."

37 TABLE 13

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND LEVEL 1995 THROUGH 2004

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

TOTAL 571,355 568,222 572,559 579,476 589,838 593,545 605,487 628,997 649,650 660,566

Undergraduate 473,459 471,484 475,171 480,192 488,962 490,301 500,195 517,639 534,215 542,474 First-Professional 16,107 16,156 15,888 17,191 17,665 17,823 18,028 18,718 18,971 19,354 Graduate 81,789 80,582 81,500 82,093 83,211 85,421 87,264 92,640 96,464 98,738

STATE UNIVERSITIES 94,370 93,711 94,239 95,051 95,223 96,341 98,611 101,546 104,216 105,902 Undergraduate 83,210 82,839 83,169 83,469 83,765 84,554 86,670 88,854 91,300 92,462 Graduate 11,160 10,872 11,070 11,582 11,458 11,787 11,941 12,692 12,916 13,440

STATE-RELATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES 139,362 138,855 140,478 142,765 143,549 144,124 146,991 151,399 151,784 151,023 Undergraduate 108,142 108,437 110,169 112,302 113,029 113,446 116,063 119,015 119,292 119,389 First-Professional 4,416 4,449 4,918 5,476 5,568 5,951 6,040 6,122 6,141 6,066 Graduate 26,804 25,969 25,391 24,987 24,952 24,727 24,888 26,262 26,351 25,568

COMMUNITY COLLEGES 111,353 109,164 109,023 110,160 109,668 108,061 107,787 116,621 124,608 126,937 Undergraduate 111,353 109,164 109,023 110,160 109,668 108,061 107,787 116,621 124,608 126,937

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS 40,542 40,702 41,909 42,335 43,083 44,039 45,389 46,239 48,676 50,287 Undergraduate 21,313 21,682 22,609 23,891 25,037 25,687 26,507 26,583 26,768 27,218 First-Professional 6,494 6,506 6,385 6,029 5,988 5,754 5,758 5,925 6,936 7,269 Graduate 12,735 12,514 12,915 12,415 12,058 12,598 13,124 13,731 14,972 15,800

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 177,092 176,669 178,952 182,048 190,840 194,006 199,628 205,515 210,584 216,889 Undergraduate 143,655 143,012 145,213 146,280 153,025 154,326 159,330 162,465 166,101 170,414 First-Professional 3,548 3,580 3,017 4,132 4,528 4,556 4,426 4,737 3,975 4,035 Graduate 29,889 30,077 30,722 31,636 33,287 35,124 35,872 38,313 40,508 42,440

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES 3,117 3,058 3,231 3,323 3,418 3,163 3,664 3,945 3,937 3,745 Undergraduate 267 287 261 296 381 416 421 369 301 271 First-Professional 1,649 1,621 1,568 1,554 1,581 1,562 1,804 1,934 1,919 1,984 Graduate 1,201 1,150 1,402 1,473 1,456 1,185 1,439 1,642 1,717 1,490

TABLE 13

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND LEVEL 1995 THROUGH 2004

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES 5,092 5,590 4,287 3,296 3,568 3,268 2,856 3,107 5,199 5,120 Undergraduate 5,092 5,590 4,287 3,296 3,568 3,268 2,856 3,107 5,199 5,120

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 427 473 440 498 489 543 561 625 646 663 Undergraduate 427 473 440 498 489 543 561 625 646 663

39 TABLE 14

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTION, GENDER AND ENROLLMENT STATUS 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENT MALE FEMALE Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time

TOTAL (148) 660,566 469,860 190,706 286,587 217,463 69,124 373,979 252,397 121,582

STATE UNIVERSITIES (14) 105,902 88,782 17,120 43,227 37,574 5,653 62,675 51,208 11,467

Bloomsburg University of PA 8,304 7,368 936 3,195 2,903 292 5,109 4,465 644 California University of PA 6,640 5,439 1,201 3,051 2,636 415 3,589 2,803 786 Cheyney University of PA 1,545 1,339 206 713 641 72 832 698 134 Clarion Univ of PA/ Main 6,421 5,373 1,048 2,401 2,149 252 4,020 3,224 796 East Stroudsburg Univ of PA 6,553 5,269 1,284 2,592 2,146 446 3,961 3,123 838

Edinboro University of PA 7,773 6,500 1,273 3,152 2,739 413 4,621 3,761 860 Indiana Univ of PA/ Main 13,998 11,996 2,002 5,999 5,185 814 7,999 6,811 1,188 Kutztown University of PA 9,585 7,977 1,608 3,792 3,319 473 5,793 4,658 1,135 Lock Haven Univ of PA/ Main 5,126 4,554 572 2,077 1,899 178 3,049 2,655 394 Mansfield University of PA 3,556 2,918 638 1,304 1,153 151 2,252 1,765 487

Millersville University of PA 7,998 6,585 1,413 3,325 2,830 495 4,673 3,755 918 Shippensburg University of PA 7,653 6,532 1,121 3,507 3,134 373 4,146 3,398 748 Slippery Rock University of PA 7,928 7,001 927 3,401 3,125 276 4,527 3,876 651 West Chester University of PA 12,822 9,931 2,891 4,718 3,715 1,003 8,104 6,216 1,888

STATE-RELATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES (4) 151,023 123,676 27,347 75,400 63,766 11,634 75,623 59,910 15,713

Lincoln University 2,012 1,784 228 799 720 79 1,213 1,064 149 Penn College/PSU Affiliate 6,358 5,365 993 4,136 3,737 399 2,222 1,628 594 Penn State Dickinson Sch Law 638 636 2 342 341 1 296 295 1 PSU - Total 74,668 63,181 11,487 39,963 34,693 5,270 34,705 28,488 6,217 PSU/ Main 41,289 38,596 2,693 22,121 20,773 1,348 19,168 17,823 1,345

PSU/Abington College 3,143 2,417 726 1,582 1,282 300 1,561 1,135 426 PSU/Altoona College 3,766 3,487 279 1,902 1,807 95 1,864 1,680 184

TABLE 14

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTION, GENDER AND ENROLLMENT STATUS 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENT MALE FEMALE Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time

PSU/Berks College 2,416 2,100 316 1,471 1,278 193 945 822 123 PSU/Capital Coll-Harrisburg 3,729 1,686 2,043 1,700 912 788 2,029 774 1,255 PSU/College of Medicine 748 727 21 350 335 15 398 392 6 PSU/Erie-the Behrend College 3,593 3,261 332 2,402 2,181 221 1,191 1,080 111 PSU/Great Vly Grad & Prof Ctr 1,305 88 1,217 780 60 720 525 28 497

PSU/University Coll-Beaver 666 563 103 393 344 49 273 219 54 PSU/University Coll-Delaware Cnty 1,636 1,371 265 924 787 137 712 584 128 PSU/University Coll-DuBois 848 614 234 424 314 110 424 300 124 PSU/University Coll-Fayette 1,066 788 278 427 353 74 639 435 204 PSU/University Coll-Hazleton 1,114 1,043 71 675 639 36 439 404 35

PSU/University Coll-Lehigh Vly 680 491 189 420 319 101 260 172 88 PSU/University Coll-McKeesport 798 707 91 478 426 52 320 281 39 PSU/University Coll-Mont Alto 1,028 707 321 428 342 86 600 365 235 PSU/University Coll-New Kensington 990 684 306 588 453 135 402 231 171 PSU/University Coll-Schuylkill 969 774 195 437 370 67 532 404 128

PSU/University Coll-Shenango 958 565 393 347 228 119 611 337 274 PSU/University Coll-Wilkes-Barre 779 581 198 508 407 101 271 174 97 PSU/University Coll-Worthing-Scran 1,354 997 357 671 551 120 683 446 237 PSU/University Coll-York 1,793 934 859 935 532 403 858 402 456

Temple University/ Main 33,551 25,015 8,536 14,418 10,887 3,531 19,133 14,128 5,005 University of Pgh - Total 33,796 27,695 6,101 15,742 13,388 2,354 18,054 14,307 3,747 University of Pgh/ Main 26,731 21,595 5,136 12,453 10,408 2,045 14,278 11,187 3,091 University of Pgh/Bradford Cmp 1,427 1,076 351 580 491 89 847 585 262 University of Pgh/Grnsburg Cmp 1,864 1,656 208 903 802 101 961 854 107

University of Pgh/Johnstn Cmp 3,209 2,946 263 1,578 1,491 87 1,631 1,455 176 University of Pgh/Titusvle Cmp 565 422 143 228 196 32 337 226 111

TABLE 14

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTION, GENDER AND ENROLLMENT STATUS 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENT MALE FEMALE Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time

COMMUNITY COLLEGES (14) 126,937 51,981 74,956 48,861 23,174 25,687 78,076 28,807 49,269

Bucks Co CC/ Main 9,947 4,074 5,873 4,095 1,953 2,142 5,852 2,121 3,731 Butler County Community Coll 3,723 1,965 1,758 1,511 909 602 2,212 1,056 1,156 Community Coll of Allegheny Co 19,292 7,976 11,316 8,250 3,562 4,688 11,042 4,414 6,628 Community College of Beaver Co 2,490 1,321 1,169 989 640 349 1,501 681 820 Community College of Phila 20,606 6,542 14,064 6,685 2,497 4,188 13,921 4,045 9,876

Delaware County Community Coll 10,824 4,410 6,414 4,670 2,140 2,530 6,154 2,270 3,884 HACC - Total 16,109 6,413 9,696 5,640 2,658 2,982 10,469 3,755 6,714 HACC/ Main 9,431 4,017 5,414 3,654 1,792 1,862 5,777 2,225 3,552 HACC/Gettysburg Campus 1,469 489 980 395 151 244 1,074 338 736 HACC/Lancaster Campus 4,146 1,532 2,614 1,252 560 692 2,894 972 1,922 HACC/Lebanon Campus 1,063 375 688 339 155 184 724 220 504

Lehigh Carbon Community Coll 6,674 2,607 4,067 2,623 1,204 1,419 4,051 1,403 2,648 Luzerne County Community Coll 6,396 3,222 3,174 2,716 1,582 1,134 3,680 1,640 2,040 Montgomery County CC - Total 10,842 4,679 6,163 4,467 2,306 2,161 6,375 2,373 4,002 Montgomery County CC/ Main 8,915 3,864 5,051 3,797 1,950 1,847 5,118 1,914 3,204 Montgomery County CC/West Cmp 1,927 815 1,112 670 356 314 1,257 459 798

Northampton Co Area CC – Total 8,142 3,708 4,434 2,996 1,670 1,326 5,146 2,038 3,108 Northampton Co Area CC/ Main 6,623 3,009 3,614 2,494 1,375 1,119 4,129 1,634 2,495 Northampton Co Area CC/Monroe 1,519 699 820 502 295 207 1,017 404 613 Pennsylvania Highlands CC 1,312 631 681 486 265 221 826 366 460 Reading Area Community College 4,290 1,660 2,630 1,435 650 785 2,855 1,010 1,845

Westmoreland County CC 6,290 2,773 3,517 2,298 1,138 1,160 3,992 1,635 2,357

TABLE 14

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTION, GENDER AND ENROLLMENT STATUS 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENT MALE FEMALE Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS (8) 50,287 39,754 10,533 24,931 20,374 4,557 25,356 19,380 5,976

Drexel University 17,656 12,639 5,017 9,761 7,203 2,558 7,895 5,436 2,459 Johnson College 366 346 20 270 266 4 96 80 16 Lake Erie College of Osteo Med 1,359 1,359 0 673 673 0 686 686 0 Pennsylvania Coll of Optometry 1,303 625 678 357 234 123 946 391 555 Phila Coll of Osteopathic Med 1,617 1,617 0 678 678 0 939 939 0

Thomas Jefferson University 2,457 1,793 664 766 649 117 1,691 1,144 547 University of Pennsylvania 23,305 19,267 4,038 11,464 9,758 1,706 11,841 9,509 2,332 University of the Arts (The) 2,224 2,108 116 962 913 49 1,262 1,195 67

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (84) 216,889 159,259 57,630 88,691 68,441 20,250 128,198 90,818 37,380

Albright College 2,243 2,097 146 920 862 58 1,323 1,235 88 Allegheny College 1,955 1,911 44 936 916 20 1,019 995 24 Alvernia College 2,671 1,610 1,061 833 524 309 1,838 1,086 752 American College 839 0 839 696 0 696 143 0 143 Arcadia University 3,396 2,093 1,303 896 544 352 2,500 1,549 951

Art Inst of Philadelphia (The) 3,175 2,153 1,022 1,604 1,096 508 1,571 1,057 514 Art Inst of Pittsburgh (The) 4,850 2,586 2,264 2,204 1,442 762 2,646 1,144 1,502 Baptist Bible Col and Seminary 940 746 194 490 347 143 450 399 51 Bryn Athyn Coll of New Church 167 152 15 85 75 10 82 77 5 Bryn Mawr College 1,772 1,567 205 97 74 23 1,675 1,493 182

Bucknell University 3,609 3,512 97 1,788 1,755 33 1,821 1,757 64 Cabrini College 2,177 1,507 670 739 521 218 1,438 986 452 Carlow University 2,086 1,192 894 143 72 71 1,943 1,120 823 Carnegie-Mellon University 9,803 8,365 1,438 6,362 5,354 1,008 3,441 3,011 430 Cedar Crest College 1,857 892 965 110 16 94 1,747 876 871

TABLE 14

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTION, GENDER AND ENROLLMENT STATUS 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENT MALE FEMALE Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time

Central Pennsylvania College 859 663 196 340 259 81 519 404 115 Chatham College 1,249 745 504 135 54 81 1,114 691 423 Chestnut Hill College 1,679 807 872 368 201 167 1,311 606 705 College Misericordia 2,271 1,410 861 586 380 206 1,685 1,030 655 Curtis Institute of Music 158 158 0 71 71 0 87 87 0

Delaware Valley College 1,931 1,512 419 925 728 197 1,006 784 222 DeSales University 3,164 1,809 1,355 1,311 809 502 1,853 1,000 853 Dickinson College 2,321 2,290 31 1,031 1,022 9 1,290 1,268 22 Duquesne University 9,722 7,890 1,832 4,030 3,274 756 5,692 4,616 1,076 Eastern University 3,380 2,678 702 1,228 995 233 2,152 1,683 469

Elizabethtown College 2,125 1,871 254 732 640 92 1,393 1,231 162 Franklin and Marshall College 1,972 1,933 39 1,052 1,035 17 920 898 22 Gannon University 3,441 2,440 1,001 1,345 990 355 2,096 1,450 646 Geneva College 2,141 1,816 325 884 764 120 1,257 1,052 205 Gettysburg College 2,467 2,436 31 1,201 1,191 10 1,266 1,245 21

Gratz College 1,058 31 1,027 226 7 219 832 24 808 Grove City College 2,318 2,313 5 1,174 1,172 2 1,144 1,141 3 Gwynedd-Mercy College 2,751 1,410 1,341 654 361 293 2,097 1,049 1,048 Haverford College 1,172 1,172 0 551 551 0 621 621 0 Holy Family University 3,284 1,332 1,952 768 327 441 2,516 1,005 1,511

Immaculata University 3,811 626 3,185 694 45 649 3,117 581 2,536 Juniata College 1,427 1,379 48 656 628 28 771 751 20 Keystone College 1,658 1,231 427 622 515 107 1,036 716 320 King's College 2,223 1,837 386 1,111 985 126 1,112 852 260 La Roche College 1,681 1,193 488 597 466 131 1,084 727 357

La Salle University 6,194 3,742 2,452 2,431 1,615 816 3,763 2,127 1,636 Lafayette College 2,303 2,245 58 1,202 1,161 41 1,101 1,084 17

TABLE 14

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTION, GENDER AND ENROLLMENT STATUS 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENT MALE FEMALE Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time

Lancaster Bible College 971 613 358 459 293 166 512 320 192 Lebanon Valley College 1,883 1,567 316 791 682 109 1,092 885 207 Lehigh University 6,641 5,449 1,192 3,866 3,235 631 2,775 2,214 561 Lycoming College 1,505 1,486 19 681 676 5 824 810 14 Marywood University 3,127 2,071 1,056 775 502 273 2,352 1,569 783

Mercyhurst College 4,035 3,451 584 1,581 1,404 177 2,454 2,047 407 Messiah College 2,917 2,860 57 1,079 1,056 23 1,838 1,804 34 Moore College of Art & Design 591 474 117 9 0 9 582 474 108 Moravian College/Theo Seminary 2,043 1,574 469 773 607 166 1,270 967 303 Mount Aloysius College 1,500 1,134 366 405 329 76 1,095 805 290

Muhlenberg College 2,446 2,242 204 1,015 927 88 1,431 1,315 116 Neumann College 2,682 1,817 865 899 612 287 1,783 1,205 578 PA Academy of the Fine Arts 266 246 20 135 133 2 131 113 18 Peirce College 1,892 797 1,095 533 230 303 1,359 567 792 Pennsylvania Coll Art & Design 251 221 30 88 83 5 163 138 25

Philadelphia Biblical Univ 1,312 906 406 586 400 186 726 506 220 Philadelphia University/ Main 3,211 2,537 674 1,041 788 253 2,170 1,749 421 Point Park University 3,250 2,272 978 1,372 903 469 1,878 1,369 509 Reconstructionist Rabbin Coll 78 74 4 25 22 3 53 52 1 Robert Morris University 4,971 2,928 2,043 2,624 1,621 1,003 2,347 1,307 1,040

Rosemont College 1,084 449 635 117 6 111 967 443 524 Saint Francis University 1,847 1,302 545 705 516 189 1,142 786 356 Saint Joseph's University 7,730 4,553 3,177 3,473 2,178 1,295 4,257 2,375 1,882 Saint Vincent College – Total 1,568 1,371 197 757 667 90 811 704 107 Saint Vincent College 1,490 1,307 183 689 606 83 801 701 100 Saint Vincent Seminary 78 64 14 68 61 7 10 3 7

TABLE 14

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTION, GENDER AND ENROLLMENT STATUS 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENT MALE FEMALE Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time

Seton Hill University 1,748 1,196 552 498 363 135 1,250 833 417 Susquehanna University 2,067 1,961 106 912 878 34 1,155 1,083 72 Swarthmore College 1,474 1,466 8 713 708 5 761 758 3 Thiel College 1,244 1,185 59 638 617 21 606 568 38 University of Scranton 4,795 4,079 716 1,985 1,716 269 2,810 2,363 447

University of the Sciences in Philadelphia 2,739 2,455 284 985 875 110 1,754 1,580 174 Ursinus College 1,499 1,484 15 706 704 2 793 780 13 Valley Forge Christian College 856 809 47 400 381 19 456 428 28 Villanova University 10,610 7,918 2,692 5,391 3,898 1,493 5,219 4,020 1,199 Walnut Hill College 615 615 0 331 331 0 284 284 0

Washington and Jefferson Coll 1,355 1,342 13 697 689 8 658 653 5 Waynesburg College 2,105 1,345 760 847 605 242 1,258 740 518 Westminster College 1,752 1,411 341 661 537 124 1,091 874 217 Widener Univ – Total 5,083 3,221 1,862 2,176 1,501 675 2,907 1,720 1,187 Widener Univ/ Main 4,518 2,876 1,642 1,893 1,313 580 2,625 1,563 1,062 Widener Univ/Harrisburg Campus 565 345 220 283 188 95 282 157 125

Wilkes University 4,364 2,267 2,097 1,754 1,054 700 2,610 1,213 1,397 Wilson College 776 370 406 103 18 85 673 352 321 Won Institute of Grad Studies 19 11 8 6 4 2 13 7 6 York College of Pennsylvania 5,687 4,378 1,309 2,271 1,848 423 3,416 2,530 886

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES (16) 3,745 1,811 1,934 2,355 1,305 1,050 1,390 506 884

Biblical Theological Seminary 298 162 136 217 132 85 81 30 51 Byzantine Catholic Seminary 15 8 7 15 8 7 0 0 0 Calvary Baptist Theo Seminary 116 49 67 110 48 62 6 1 5 Christ the Saviour Seminary 4 4 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 Eastern Baptist Theo Seminary 443 160 283 221 88 133 222 72 150

TABLE 14

FALL ENROLLMENTS BY INSTITUTION, GENDER AND ENROLLMENT STATUS 2004

TOTAL ENROLLMENT MALE FEMALE Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time Total Full-Time Part-Time

Evangelical School of Theology 156 12 144 107 9 98 49 3 46 Lancaster Theological Seminary 148 110 38 60 50 10 88 60 28 Lutheran Theo Sem/Gettysburg 299 151 148 125 66 59 174 85 89 Lutheran Theo Sem/Philadelphia 272 132 140 128 63 65 144 69 75 Pittsburgh Theo Seminary 371 281 90 226 187 39 145 94 51

Reformed Episcopal Seminary 16 15 1 14 13 1 2 2 0 Reformed Presbyterian Theo Sem 77 26 51 67 22 45 10 4 6 Saint Charles Borromeo Sem 392 167 225 221 167 54 171 0 171 Saint Tikhon's Ortho Theo Sem 75 63 12 72 63 9 3 0 3 Trinity Epis Sch for Ministry 286 107 179 179 80 99 107 27 80

Westminster Theological Sem 777 364 413 589 305 284 188 59 129

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES (7) 5,120 3,934 1,186 2,525 2,232 293 2,595 1,702 893

Harcum College 573 385 188 68 31 37 505 354 151 Lackawanna College 1,197 758 439 561 417 144 636 341 295 Lancaster Gen Coll Nr/Hlth SCI 181 105 76 38 25 13 143 80 63 Manor College 838 446 392 151 103 48 687 343 344 Pennsylvania Inst of Tech 215 125 90 140 90 50 75 35 40

Pittsburgh Technical Inst Inc 1,889 1,889 0 1,340 1,340 0 549 549 0 Valley Forge Military College 227 226 1 227 226 1 0 0 0

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (1) 663 663 0 597 597 0 66 66 0

Thaddeus Stevens Coll of Tech 663 663 0 597 597 0 66 66 0

47 R E S I D E N C E

O F

S T U D E N T S

OVERVIEW

Data on the legal residence of all students is collected biennially in odd-numbered years. The data is classified into three categories: in-state; out-of-state; and foreign. Data on first-time freshmen is collected biennially in even-numbered years. This data provides residence by state, state unknown, individual U.S. territory and foreign.

Based on the 2003 total enrollments in Pennsylvania colleges and universities (649,650), 76.7% were Pennsylvania residents, 19.7% were out-of-state residents and 3.6% were residents of foreign countries. Enrollments in public institutions had a larger percentage of Pennsylvania residents than private institutions. Specifically, of the total enrollments in public institutions, 87.9% were Pennsylvania residents, 9.4% were out-of-state residents and 2.7% were residents of foreign countries. Data for private institutions showed that 60.8% were Pennsylvania residents, 34.4% were out-of-state residents and 4.8% were residents of foreign countries. Private state-aided institutions had the largest percentage of out-of- state students at the undergraduate and first-professional levels.

Excluding foreign students, minorities comprised 14.3% of the in-state students and 21.8% of the out-of-state students in 2003. Most of the difference was attributed to the Asian/Pacific Islander and

Hispanic categories at all enrollment levels. Overall, Asian/Pacific Islander comprised 3.0% of in-state students and 7.9% of out-of-state students, while Hispanic percentages were 2.1% and 4.0%, respectively.

The total first-time freshmen enrollments increased from 117,470 in Fall 2003 to 118,180 in

Fall 2004. The number of Pennsylvania residents in this category changed from 88,932 to 89,005, an increase of 0.1%.

51 TABLE 15

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND LEVEL FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- PA State Foreign PA State Foreign PA State Foreign % % % % % % % % %

TOTAL 79.3 18.7 2.0 54.1 43.3 2.6 66.6 20.8 12.6 State Universities 90.6 8.1 1.3 - - - 89.3 7.3 3.4 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 82.7 15.6 1.7 60.1 38.0 1.9 60.0 21.3 18.7 Community Colleges 98.0 0.7 1.3 ------Private State-Aided Institutions 41.8 51.2 7.0 39.7 56.9 3.4 37.5 40.8 21.7 Private Colleges and Universities 62.5 35.2 2.3 69.8 28.3 1.9 75.2 16.3 8.5 Theological Seminaries 80.7 17.6 1.7 54.6 41.8 3.6 45.0 47.8 7.2 Private Two-Year Colleges 85.3 13.9 0.8 ------College of Technology 100.0 0.0 0.0 ------

Note: A dash (-) indicates "not applicable."

53 TABLE 16

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY RACE AND INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY FALL 2003

AMERICAN ASIAN/ BLACK WHITE RACE/ETHNICITY TOTAL INDIAN/ PACIFIC HISPANIC (NON-HISPANIC) (NON-HISPANIC) UNKNOWN ALASKAN NATIVE ISLANDER

TOTAL (149) 626,465 1,716 25,267 56,630 15,672 489,551 37,629

In-State 498,403 1,294 15,162 44,462 10,507 398,328 28,650 Out-of State 128,062 422 10,105 12,168 5,165 91,223 8,979

STATE UNIVERSITIES (14) 102,575 258 1,076 6,768 1,567 88,910 3,996 In-State 94,247 229 971 6,132 1,368 81,821 3,726 Out-of-State 8,328 29 105 636 199 7,089 270

STATE-RELATED COMM UNIVERSITIES (4) 144,661 317 7,544 13,784 3,471 116,459 3,086 In-State 118,144 228 5,336 8,346 2,077 99,708 2,449 Out-of-State 26,517 89 2,208 5,438 1,394 16,751 637

COMMUNITY COLLEGES (14) 123,032 469 3,673 18,381 4,174 89,211 7,124 In-State 122,180 466 3,647 18,242 4,152 88,616 7,057 Out-of-State 852 3 26 139 22 595 67

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS (8) 43,344 151 5,766 3,572 1,584 27,607 4,664 In-State 19,570 54 2,085 1,702 432 13,074 2,223 Out-of-State 23,774 97 3,681 1,870 1,152 14,533 2,441

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (84) 203,307 502 6,830 12,918 4,654 160,153 18,250 In-State 137,116 308 2,984 9,127 2,308 109,621 12,768 Out-of-State 66,191 194 3,846 3,791 2,346 50,532 5,482

TABLE 16

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY RACE AND INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY FALL 2003

AMERICAN ASIAN/ BLACK WHITE RACE/ETHNICITY TOTAL INDIAN/ PACIFIC HISPANIC (NON-HISPANIC) (NON-HISPANIC) UNKNOWN ALASKAN NATIVE ISLANDER

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES (17) 3,740 9 300 549 52 2,769 61 In-State 2,063 2 72 379 21 1,531 58 Out-of-State 1,677 7 228 170 31 1,238 3

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES (7) 5,160 8 69 581 123 3,936 443 In-State 4,437 5 58 457 102 3,451 364 Out-of-State 723 3 11 124 21 485 79

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (1) 646 2 9 77 47 506 5 In-State 646 2 9 77 47 506 5 Out-of-State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Note: Data excludes foreign students. .

55 TABLE 17

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE

Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- In-State Foreign In-State Foreign In-State Foreign State State State

TOTAL (149) 423,941 99,777 10,497 10,266 8,209 496 64,196 20,076 12,192

STATE UNIVERSITIES (14) 82,718 7,382 1,200 - - - 11,529 946 441

Bloomsburg University of PA 6,732 719 69 - - - 710 27 25 California University of PA 5,159 198 35 - - - 979 58 9 Cheyney University of PA 997 245 9 - - - 275 9 1 Clarion Univ of PA/ Main 5,575 300 68 - - - 483 40 31 East Stroudsburg Univ of PA 4,106 985 30 - - - 912 108 21

Edinboro University of PA 6,015 794 220 - - - 917 81 18 Indiana Univ of PA/ Main 11,423 387 309 - - - 1,269 249 231 Kutztown University of PA 7,307 682 69 - - - 931 2 17 Lock Haven Univ of PA/ Main 4,190 423 83 - - - 179 27 6 Mansfield University of PA 2,464 646 58 - - - 210 141 1

Millersville University of PA 6,537 248 35 - - - 1,015 20 6 Shippensburg University of PA 6,158 382 27 - - - 986 27 27 Slippery Rock University of PA 6,641 278 135 - - - 675 49 11 West Chester University of PA 9,414 1,095 53 - - - 1,988 108 37

STATE-RELATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES (4) 98,639 18,573 2,080 3,691 2,335 115 15,814 5,609 4,928

Lincoln University 667 731 132 - - - 253 149 6 Penn College/PSU Affiliate 5,784 433 38 ------Penn State Dickinson Sch Law - - - 342 300 0 2 0 2 PSU Total 53,993 9,895 994 237 270 4 6,175 2,169 2,539 PSU/ Main 26,202 7,951 849 - - - 2,397 2,012 2,384

PSU/Abington College 3,064 124 13 - - - 1 0 0 PSU/Altoona College 3,313 422 36 - - - 3 0 0

TABLE 17

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE

Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- In-State Foreign In-State Foreign In-State Foreign State State State

PSU/Berks College 2,214 170 10 - - - 34 0 0 PSU/Capital Coll-Harrisburg 1,674 61 11 - - - 1,614 38 43 PSU/College of Medicine - - - 237 270 4 85 83 59 PSU/Erie-the Behrend College 3,262 246 46 - - - 116 8 5 PSU/Great Vly Grad & Prof Ctr ------1,391 25 48

PSU/University Coll-Beaver 703 30 2 - - - 5 0 0 PSU/University Coll-Delaware Cnty 1,668 55 10 - - - 0 1 0 PSU/University-Coll-DuBois 910 9 0 - - - 3 0 0 PSU/University Coll-Fayette 1,141 15 0 - - - 0 0 0 PSU/University Coll-Hazleton 959 252 3 - - - 11 0 0

PSU/University Coll-Lehigh Vly 702 14 4 - - - 43 1 0 PSU/University Coll-McKeesport 760 64 2 - - - 0 0 0 PSU/University Coll-Mont Alto 944 151 3 - - - 4 0 0 PSU/University Coll-New Kensington 1,067 15 0 - - - 7 0 0 PSU/University Coll-Schuylkill 832 143 2 - - - 51 0 0

PSU/University Coll-Shenango 809 95 0 - - - 1 0 0 PSU/University Coll-Wilkes-Barre 759 22 1 - - - 80 1 0 PSU/University-Coll-Worthing-Scran 1,320 17 1 - - - 63 0 0 PSU/University Coll-York 1,690 39 1 - - - 266 0 0

Temple University/ Main 16,628 4,817 770 2,005 1,084 60 4,647 2,024 842 University of Pgh – Total 21,567 2,697 146 1,107 681 51 4,737 1,267 1,539 University of Pgh/ Main 14,807 2,462 144 1,107 681 51 4,737 1,267 1,539 University of Pgh/Bradford Cmp 1,250 166 1 ------University of Pgh/Grnsburg Cmp 1,898 19 1 ------

University of Pgh/Johnstn Cmp 3,119 27 0 ------University of Pgh/Titusvle Cmp 493 23 0 ------

TABLE 17

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE

Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- In-State Foreign In-State Foreign In-State Foreign State State State

COMMUNITY COLLEGES (14) 122,180 852 1,576 ------

Bucks Co CC - Total 10,069 55 562 ------Bucks Co CC/ Main 9,491 55 550 ------Bucks Co CC/Upper County Cps 578 0 12 ------Butler County Community Coll 3,728 2 1 ------Community Coll of Allegheny Co 18,742 184 177 ------

Community College of Beaver Co 2,425 104 4 ------Community College of Phila 20,240 132 243 ------Delaware County Community Coll 10,320 129 159 ------HACC - Total 14,768 12 138 ------HACC/ Main 9,218 7 95 ------

HACC/Gettysburg Campus 1,236 1 3 ------HACC/Lancaster Campus 3,263 1 39 ------HACC/Lebanon Campus 1,051 3 1 ------

Lehigh Carbon Community Coll 6,336 8 9 ------Luzerne County Community Coll 6,154 7 9 ------Montgomery County CC/ Main 10,462 12 148 ------Northampton Co Area CC - Total 7,249 201 96 ------Northampton Co Area CC/ Main 5,848 191 93 ------Northampton Co Area CC/Monroe 1,401 10 3 ------

Pennsylvania Highlands CC 1,327 0 0 ------Reading Area Community College 4,122 6 30 ------Westmoreland County CC 6,238 0 0 ------

TABLE 17

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE

Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- In-State Foreign In-State Foreign In-State Foreign State State State

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS (8) 11,199 13,717 1,852 2,755 3,944 237 5,616 6,113 3,243

Drexel University 6,567 4,439 607 348 667 4 2,023 1,648 697 Johnson College 351 10 0 ------Lake Erie College of Osteo Med - - - 397 589 1 6 45 0 Pennsylvania Coll of Optometry - - - 193 377 33 57 335 1 Phila Coll of Osteopathic Med - - - 593 408 7 356 197 2

Thomas Jefferson University 551 241 6 510 403 20 376 192 33 University of Pennsylvania 2,961 7,874 1,192 714 1,500 172 2,703 3,629 2,498 University of the Arts (The) 769 1,153 47 - - - 95 67 12

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (84) 103,879 58,477 3,745 2,773 1,127 75 30,464 6,587 3,457

Albright College 1,531 444 71 - - - 80 1 0 Allegheny College 1,226 606 17 ------Alvernia College 1,691 137 19 - - - 525 7 0 American College ------131 752 0 Arcadia University 1,317 480 27 - - - 1,310 147 15

Art Inst of Philadelphia (The) 1,576 1,615 16 ------Art Inst of Pittsburgh (The) 2,581 811 13 ------Baptist Bible Col and Seminary 265 482 4 26 52 0 48 54 1 Bryn Athyn Coll of New Church 71 34 24 3 1 6 7 1 3 Bryn Mawr College 260 972 102 - - - 314 106 27

Bucknell University 1,080 2,326 78 - - - 151 18 23 Cabrini College 1,148 529 12 - - - 481 19 2 Carlow University 1,654 99 2 - - - 381 0 1 Carnegie-Mellon University 1,211 3,599 674 - - - 1,322 1,219 1,731 Cedar Crest College 1,394 315 2 - - - 51 1 0

TABLE 17

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE

Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- In-State Foreign In-State Foreign In-State Foreign State State State

Central Pennsylvania College 794 28 0 ------Chatham College 595 71 38 - - - 499 49 4 Chestnut Hill College 773 121 12 - - - 598 46 5 College Misericordia 1,656 309 2 - - - 153 2 0 Curtis Institute of Music 6 71 65 - - - 4 8 7

Delaware Valley College 1,363 541 8 - - - 69 10 0 DeSales University 1,816 346 5 - - - 713 34 0 Dickinson College 798 1,424 54 ------Duquesne University 4,548 1,031 145 996 172 14 2,250 293 252 Eastern University 1,307 871 22 - - - 744 291 18

Elizabethtown College 1,394 502 79 - - - 12 0 1 Franklin and Marshall College 648 1,108 167 ------Gannon University 1,895 505 35 - - - 827 98 99 Geneva College 1,435 404 19 - - - 255 47 3 Gettysburg College 698 1,660 57 ------

Gratz College 5 7 0 - - - 505 64 2 Grove City College 1,221 1,074 19 ------Gwynedd-Mercy College 2,030 99 48 - - - 417 20 1 Haverford College 194 943 26 ------Holy Family University 1,934 54 18 - - - 996 68 0

Immaculata University 2,174 371 30 - - - 727 72 7 Juniata College 1,050 292 54 ------Keystone College 1,338 149 15 ------King's College 1,635 421 8 - - - 127 12 1 La Roche College 1,225 80 246 - - - 181 31 8

La Salle University 2,763 1,298 38 - - - 1,503 280 55 Lafayette College 639 1,528 118 ------

TABLE 17

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE

Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- In-State Foreign In-State Foreign In-State Foreign State State State

Lancaster Bible College 549 192 7 - - - 109 15 11 Lebanon Valley College 1,406 348 11 - - - 141 0 0 Lehigh University 1,316 3,218 145 - - - 1,246 382 425 Lycoming College 1,053 346 11 ------Marywood University 1,355 372 24 - - - 1,163 213 9

Mercyhurst College 2,318 1,176 116 - - - 138 41 6 Messiah College 1,465 1,411 76 ------Moore College of Art & Design 440 273 8 ------Moravian College/Theo Seminary 1,341 479 25 26 9 1 204 15 2 Mount Aloysius College 1,391 35 21 - - - 26 0 0

Muhlenberg College 938 1,503 11 ------Neumann College 1,525 578 9 - - - 371 106 0 PA Academy of the Fine Arts 136 78 10 - - - 17 16 5 Peirce College 1,334 367 41 ------Pennsylvania Coll Art & Design 203 33 0 ------

Philadelphia Biblical Univ 499 466 19 13 13 0 167 140 19 Philadelphia University/ Main 1,391 1,110 69 - - - 345 132 61 Point Park University 2,295 445 30 - - - 387 13 13 Reconstructionist Rabbin Coll - - - 9 62 0 2 0 0 Robert Morris University 3,402 269 64 - - - 1,003 37 41

Rosemont College 553 129 15 - - - 311 61 0 Saint Francis University 1,131 263 8 - - - 462 81 1 Saint Joseph's University 2,540 2,062 54 - - - 2,200 512 197 Saint Vincent College - Total 1,210 205 25 28 19 10 79 13 0 Saint Vincent College 1,210 205 25 - - - 66 2 0 Saint Vincent Seminary - - - 28 19 10 13 11 0

TABLE 17

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE

Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- In-State Foreign In-State Foreign In-State Foreign State State State

Seton Hill University 1,188 108 29 - - - 318 58 11 Susquehanna University 1,228 763 18 ------Swarthmore College 168 1,253 79 ------Thiel College 880 311 50 ------University of Scranton 2,099 1,953 21 - - - 470 75 61

University of the Sciences in Philadelphia 684 666 20 535 385 33 220 102 42 Ursinus College 911 546 28 ------Valley Forge Christian College 460 398 3 ------Villanova University 2,350 4,737 179 489 306 9 1,928 362 221 Walnut Hill College 446 174 0 ------

Washington and Jefferson Coll 991 232 10 ------Waynesburg College 1,328 195 7 - - - 338 18 1 Westminster College 1,232 343 1 - - - 105 48 0 Widener Univ - Total 1,905 939 2 414 78 1 1,079 363 31 Widener Univ/ Main 1,905 939 2 - - - 1,039 363 31 Widener Univ/Harrisburg Campus - - - 414 78 1 40 0 0

Wilkes University 1,772 278 5 234 30 1 2,031 21 18 Wilson College 621 139 31 ------Won Institute of Grad Studies ------9 0 9 York College of Pennsylvania 2,886 2,327 74 - - - 214 13 7

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES (17) 243 53 5 1,047 803 69 773 821 123

Biblical Theological Seminary - - - 126 53 13 92 17 8 Byzantine Catholic Seminary - - - 0 0 0 6 7 2 Calvary Baptist Theo Seminary - - - 57 9 8 26 11 6 Christ the Saviour Seminary 2 1 0 ------Eastern Baptist Theo Seminary - - - 175 143 4 74 74 19

TABLE 17

RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL AND INSTITUTION FALL 2003

UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE

Out-of- Out-of- Out-of- In-State Foreign In-State Foreign In-State Foreign State State State

Evangelical School of Theology - - - 83 4 3 62 1 0 Faith Theological Seminary 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 Lancaster Theological Seminary - - - 89 16 1 49 5 0 Lutheran Theo Sem/Gettysburg - - - 97 90 3 42 63 2 Lutheran Theo Sem/Philadelphia - - - 127 94 5 27 21 7

Pittsburgh Theo Seminary - - - 158 33 0 101 74 13 Reformed Episcopal Seminary - - - 12 8 0 - - - Reformed Presbyterian Theo Sem - - - 32 12 3 27 2 0 Saint Charles Borromeo Sem 239 41 1 25 34 0 78 17 0 Saint Tikhon's Ortho Theo Sem 2 11 4 11 37 6 0 0 0

Trinity Epis Sch for Ministry - - - 31 71 0 77 130 0 Westminster Theological Sem - - - 24 199 23 62 399 66

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES (7) 4,437 723 39 ------

Harcum College 483 51 8 ------Lackawanna College 1,039 129 0 ------Lancaster Gen Coll Nr/Hlth SCI 167 18 0 ------Manor College 827 24 14 ------Pennsylvania Inst of Tech 267 11 4 ------

Pittsburgh Technical Inst Inc 1,582 347 0 ------Valley Forge Military College 72 143 13 ------

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (1) 646 0 0 ------

Thaddeus Stevens Coll of Tech 646 0 0 ------

Note: A dash (-) indicates “not applicable.”

63 TABLE 18

RESIDENCE OF FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN IN PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FALL 2004

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN 2003-04 2003-04 2003-04 Total High School Total High School Total High School Graduates Graduates Graduates

TOTAL 118,180 94,309

Alabama 34 31 Missouri 75 67 Wyoming 14 13 Alaska 25 20 Montana 17 13 State Unknown 746 412 Arizona 69 60 Nebraska 20 17 American Samoa 4 4 Arkansas 21 18 Nevada 33 32 Federated States of California 731 688 New Hampshire 233 217 Micronesia 0 0

Colorado 157 147 New Jersey 9,050 8,696 Guam 3 3 Connecticut 1,137 1,103 New Mexico 32 30 Marshall Islands 0 0 Delaware 579 528 New York 4,966 4,782 Northern Marianas 0 0 District of Columbia 180 164 North Carolina 152 143 Palau 0 0 Florida 401 370 North Dakota 7 7 Puerto Rico 66 60

Georgia 144 127 Ohio 1,744 1,579 Virgin Islands 25 25 Hawaii 44 42 Oklahoma 33 25 Foreign Countries 1,661 1,295 Idaho 15 12 Oregon 75 67 Illinois 289 273 Pennsylvania 89,005 67,256 Indiana 92 85 Rhode Island 107 104

Iowa 32 26 South Carolina 62 57 Kansas 27 26 South Dakota 7 6 Kentucky 35 31 Tennessee 68 57 Louisiana 35 30 Texas 335 295 Maine 182 174 Utah 21 21

Maryland 2,692 2,562 Vermont 105 103 Massachusetts 985 958 Virginia 841 784 Michigan 232 206 Washington 133 127 Minnesota 97 90 West Virginia 220 172 Mississippi 17 13 Wisconsin 68 56

Note: Total first-time freshmen include 2003-04 high school graduates.

64 D E G R E E S

C O N F E R R E D

OVERVIEW

Degrees conferred totaled 125,972 in 2003-04, a 5.8% increase over 2002-03. For the fifth consecutive year, increases occurred at all levels, with the largest growth in doctor’s (15.1%), master’s (8.9%) and associate (8.7%) degrees.

After decreasing in 1995-96, the total number of degrees conferred began a period of growth averaging 2.6% each year. This trend reflected increasing enrollments. Since 1996, growth in total enrollments averaged 1.9% each year, with the increase concentrated in full-time enrollments.

Since 1994-95, the total number of degrees conferred increased 20.5%. The largest percentage increase was at the master’s level (33.3%), followed by bachelor’s (20.2%), doctor’s (16.6%), first- professional (15.5%), and associate (6.9%).

Between 1994-95 and 2003-04, an average of 60.5% of all degrees were conferred at the bachelor’s level. The four largest fields of study were business, education, health and social sciences.

Degrees conferred in these four areas represented 50.5% of the bachelor’s degrees in 1994-95 compared to 44.8% in 2003-04. Business increased by 1.9 percentage points. Health decreased by 2.8 percentage points and both education and social sciences decreased by 2.4 percentage points.

The percentage of white graduates dropped from 85.5% to 76.9% since 1994-95, while minorities grew from 9.8% to 13.2% and nonresident aliens increased from 4.6% to 5.1%. In 2003-04, race/ethnicity was not known for 4.9% of the graduates. Increases in the minority percentages over the past decade were: black, 1.8 percentage points; Asian/Pacific Islander, 0.8 percentage point; and Hispanic, 0.7 percentage point. The percentage of American Indian/Alaskan Native did not change.

Females earned 54.7% of the degrees conferred in 1994-95, compared to 57.3% in 2003-04. The percentages of degrees awarded to females in 2003-04 were: associate, 60.0% (down from 63.8% in

1994-95); bachelor’s, 57.1% (up from 54.3%); first-professional, 48.6% (up from 40.8%); master’s, 58.6%

(up from 53.7%); and doctor’s, 51.1% (up from 40.6%).

TABLE 19

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND GENDER 2003-04

MALE FEMALE

TOTAL Number % Number %

TOTAL 125,972 53,771 42.7 72,201 57.3

State Universities 20,385 7,582 37.2 12,803 62.8 State-Related Comm Universities 32,561 15,599 47.9 16,962 52.1 Community Colleges 10,186 3,575 35.1 6,611 64.9 Private State-Aided Institutions 12,475 6,297 50.5 6,178 49.5 Private Colleges and Universities 48,312 19,435 40.2 28,877 59.8 Theological Seminaries 592 390 65.9 202 34.1 Private Two-Year Colleges 1,261 714 56.6 547 43.4 College of Technology 200 179 89.5 21 10.5

TABLE 20

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND RACE 2003-04

NONRESIDENT RACE/ETHNICITY TOTAL NONMINORITY MINORITY ALIEN UNKNOWN % % % %

TOTAL 125,972 76.8 13.2 5.1 4.9 State Universities 20,385 87.8 7.4 2.3 2.5 State-Related Comm Universities 32,561 77.6 15.0 5.5 1.9 Community Colleges 10,186 76.8 18.0 1.4 3.8 Private State-Aided Institutions 12,475 55.6 22.4 14.1 7.9 Private Colleges and Universities 48,312 77.1 11.1 4.5 7.3 Theological Seminaries 592 74.8 18.9 6.1 0.2 Private Two-Year Colleges 1,261 82.4 9.3 0.1 8.2 College of Technology 200 81.0 16.5 0.0 2.5

TABLE 21

DEGREES CONFERRED BY MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

TOTAL 6,634 9,944 32,537 43,223 2,365 2,236 10,866 15,365 1,369 1,433

Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, & Related Sciences 31 35 187 253 - - 14 20 9 10 Architecture & Related Services 1 7 201 191 - - 126 104 7 7 Area, Ethnic, Cultural, & Gender Studies 5 1 75 207 - - 20 34 5 8 Biological & Biomedical Sciences 12 43 1,058 2,000 - - 158 230 122 134 Business, Mgmt, Marketing, & Related Support Services 1,116 2,031 8,460 7,933 - - 3,784 2,515 48 28

Communications Tech/Technician, & Support Services 75 45 41 36 - - 0 1 0 0 Communications/Journalism, & Related Programs 73 101 1,498 2,468 - - 64 146 9 13 Computer & Information Sciences & Support Services 718 299 2,559 790 - - 860 359 73 24 Construction Trades 91 1 0 0 - - 0 0 0 0 Education 121 667 1,297 5,718 - - 1,757 5,572 130 243

Engineering 51 6 3,117 738 - - 1,154 293 256 53 Engineering Technologies/Technicians 1,345 151 461 53 - - 78 25 0 0 English Language & Literature/Letters 9 7 981 2,259 - - 99 235 40 58 Family & Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences 32 348 54 561 - - 4 25 1 9 Foreign Languages, Literatures, & Linguistics 0 21 233 670 - - 36 83 28 31

Health Professions & Related Clinical Sciences 449 2,948 681 3,994 1,309 1,368 664 2,399 145 361 History 0 0 1,051 623 - - 73 34 21 22 Legal Professions & Studies 31 244 49 106 790 743 138 102 1 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities 841 1,509 429 640 - - 86 101 0 0 Library Science 0 0 2 26 - - 91 310 2 3

Mathematics & Statistics 27 10 462 414 - - 79 68 42 16 Mechanic & Repair Technologies/Technicians 166 7 9 0 - - 0 0 0 0 Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 23 59 407 633 - - 77 139 16 21 Natural Resources & Conservation 67 17 284 204 - - 42 45 6 2

TABLE 21

DEGREES CONFERRED BY MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

Parks, Recreation, Leisure & Fitness Studies 38 14 770 617 - - 77 64 6 11 Personal & Culinary Services 171 188 22 17 - - 0 0 0 0 Philosophy & Religious Studies 0 0 522 350 - - 35 23 43 12 Physical Sciences 15 4 708 510 - - 155 119 128 46 Precision Production 98 9 0 0 - - 0 0 0 0

Psychology 28 101 942 3,535 - - 176 593 87 202 Public Administration & Social Service Professions 15 89 145 800 - - 347 964 19 18 Science Technologies/Technicians 10 8 9 14 - - 0 0 0 0 Security & Protective Services 366 298 985 926 - - 38 44 2 4 Social Sciences 65 120 2,853 2,973 - - 247 258 62 56

Theology & Religious Vocations 7 18 232 213 266 125 171 121 53 14 Transportation & Materials Moving 74 18 3 1 - - 0 0 0 0 Visual & Performing Arts 463 520 1,750 2,750 - - 216 339 8 26

Note: A dash (-) indicates "not applicable."

FIGURE 6

DEGREES CONFERRED BY LEVEL OF PROGRAM 1994-95 AND 2003-04

Doctor's Degrees Associate 2.3% Degrees 14.8% Master's Degrees 18.8%

First-Professional Degrees 3.8%

Bachelor's Degrees 60.3%

1994-95

Doctor's Degrees Associate 2.2% Degrees 13.2% Master's Degrees 20.8%

First-Professional Degrees 3.7%

Bachelor's Degrees 60.1% 2003-04

TABLE 22

DEGREES CONFERRED BY RACE 1994-95 AND 2003-04

FIRST- ASSOCIATE BACHELOR'S PROFESSIONAL MASTER'S DOCTOR'S TOTAL DEGREES DEGREES DEGREES DEGREES DEGREES % % % % %

1994-95 2003-04 1994-95 2003-04 1994-95 2003-04 1994-95 2003-04 1994-95 2003-04 1994-95 2003-04

TOTAL 104,571 125,972 14.8 13.2 60.3 60.1 3.8 3.7 18.8 20.8 2.3 2.2

TOTAL MINORITIES 10,297 16,647 16.0 15.2 56.9 57.0 6.5 6.5 18.3 19.5 2.3 1.8

American Indian/Alaskan Native 176 254 22.2 21.3 51.1 53.2 4.0 3.5 20.4 18.5 2.3 3.5 Asian/Pacific Islander 3,493 5,278 7.8 6.2 61.3 59.0 10.0 12.4 17.6 20.3 3.3 2.1 Black (Non-Hispanic) 5,274 8,578 22.2 20.4 53.9 54.7 3.9 3.1 18.5 20.1 1.5 1.7 Hispanic 1,354 2,537 12.5 15.7 58.3 60.9 7.8 6.0 18.7 15.7 2.7 1.7

WHITE (NON-HISPANIC) 89,436 96,813 15.4 13.5 62.3 63.6 3.6 3.4 17.1 17.9 1.6 1.6

NONRESIDENT ALIEN 4,838 6,391 1.8 2.9 29.7 30.2 1.5 1.8 52.6 53.2 14.4 11.9

RACE/ETHNICITY UNKNOWN - 6,121 - 12.7 - 45.9 - 2.0 - 36.7 - 2.7

Note: A dash (-) indicates "not applicable."

TABLE 23

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND LEVEL OF PROGRAM 1994-95 THROUGH 2003-04

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

TOTAL 104,571 102,458 103,656 104,932 105,425 109,572 110,789 114,694 119,027 125,972

Associate Degrees 15,505 14,899 14,638 14,216 14,135 14,760 14,818 15,095 15,255 16,578 Bachelor's Degrees 63,005 61,765 62,445 63,525 64,003 66,276 67,002 69,497 72,765 75,760 First-Professional Degrees 3,982 3,937 4,115 3,969 4,124 4,273 4,313 4,481 4,492 4,601 Master's Degrees 19,675 19,601 20,025 20,803 20,950 22,024 22,411 23,310 24,081 26,231 Doctor's Degrees 2,404 2,256 2,433 2,419 2,213 2,239 2,245 2,311 2,434 2,802

STATE UNIVERSITIES 18,692 17,703 17,807 17,894 17,320 17,833 17,471 18,344 18,728 20,385 Associate Degrees 288 261 259 224 216 201 192 202 236 317 Bachelor's Degrees 15,372 14,414 14,354 14,469 13,999 14,482 14,094 14,797 15,101 16,211 Master's Degrees 2,973 2,971 3,105 3,125 3,043 3,077 3,095 3,284 3,319 3,783 Doctor's Degrees 59 57 89 76 62 73 90 61 72 74

STATE-RELATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES 27,052 26,089 26,670 26,910 27,749 28,726 29,190 30,070 31,066 32,561 Associate Degrees 2,341 2,214 2,296 2,220 2,062 2,266 2,168 2,223 2,211 2,263 Bachelor's Degrees 16,500 16,012 16,283 16,405 17,315 18,118 18,950 19,339 20,546 21,358 First-Professional Degrees 1,200 1,175 1,212 1,355 1,543 1,544 1,560 1,652 1,625 1,693 Master's Degrees 5,787 5,522 5,643 5,671 5,640 5,682 5,373 5,753 5,625 5,951 Doctor's Degrees 1,224 1,166 1,236 1,259 1,189 1,116 1,139 1,103 1,059 1,296

COMMUNITY COLLEGES 10,046 9,668 9,363 9,047 9,012 8,653 8,786 8,930 9,305 10,186 Associate Degrees 10,046 9,668 9,363 9,047 9,012 8,653 8,786 8,930 9,305 10,186

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS 10,460 10,226 10,215 10,687 10,491 10,503 10,240 11,022 11,644 12,475 Associate Degrees 183 191 184 141 84 145 151 139 155 146 Bachelor's Degrees 4,535 4,476 4,470 4,789 4,925 4,740 4,636 5,234 5,593 5,649 First-Professional Degrees 1,553 1,567 1,649 1,555 1,464 1,437 1,496 1,414 1,450 1,621 Master's Degrees 3,539 3,435 3,343 3,657 3,524 3,672 3,490 3,696 3,833 4,358 Doctor's Degrees 650 557 569 545 494 509 467 539 613 701

TABLE 23

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND LEVEL OF PROGRAM 1994-95 THROUGH 2003-04

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

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 36,732 37,146 37,861 38,745 39,425 42,415 43,615 45,038 46,897 48,312 Associate Degrees 1,597 1,504 1,339 1,474 1,859 2,588 2,519 2,881 2,572 2,205 Bachelor's Degrees 26,583 26,840 27,324 27,846 27,751 28,929 29,309 30,119 31,509 32,531 First-Professional Degrees 914 907 951 786 817 994 1,017 1,107 1,105 949 Master's Degrees 7,236 7,481 7,773 8,180 8,583 9,434 10,290 10,382 11,087 11,967 Doctor's Degrees 402 414 474 459 415 470 480 549 624 660

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES 539 565 543 539 526 535 485 570 611 592 Bachelor's Degrees 15 23 14 16 13 7 13 8 16 11 First-Professional Degrees 315 288 303 273 300 298 240 308 312 338 Master's Degrees 140 192 161 170 160 159 163 195 217 172 Doctor's Degrees 69 62 65 80 53 71 69 59 66 71

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES 955 989 1,098 966 761 767 843 569 579 1,261 Associate Degrees 955 989 1,098 966 761 767 843 569 579 1,261

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 95 72 99 144 141 140 159 151 197 200 Associate Degrees 95 72 99 144 141 140 159 151 197 200

TABLE 24

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTION, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female TOTAL (149) 6,634 9,944 32,537 43,223 2,365 2,236 10,866 15,365 1,369 1,433

STATE UNIVERSITIES (14) 89 228 6,277 9,934 - - 1,194 2,589 22 52

Bloomsburg University of PA 0 0 573 966 - - 110 198 - - California University of PA 20 17 470 532 - - 119 247 - - Cheyney University of PA 0 0 70 96 - - 43 92 - - Clarion Univ of PA/ Main 9 62 413 649 - - 55 147 - - East Stroudsburg Univ of PA 1 0 375 588 - - 88 189 - -

Edinboro University of PA 29 35 461 791 - - 63 178 - - Indiana Univ of PA/ Main 7 15 732 1,085 - - 215 351 22 52 Kutztown University of PA - - 473 883 - - 49 203 - - Lock Haven Univ of PA/ Main 8 82 268 445 - - 26 42 - - Mansfield University of PA 10 16 209 335 - - 15 75 - -

Millersville University of PA 5 1 533 741 - - 61 156 - - Shippensburg University of PA - - 573 789 - - 114 180 - - Slippery Rock University of PA - - 496 764 - - 85 161 - - West Chester University of PA - - 631 1,270 - - 151 370 - -

STATE-RELATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES (4) 1,247 1,016 10,198 11,160 891 802 2,624 3,327 639 657

Lincoln University - - 55 122 - - 55 103 - - Penn College/PSU Affiliate 664 341 276 98 ------Penn State Dickinson Sch Law - - - - 81 94 2 2 0 0 PSU - Total 556 596 6,066 5,936 56 57 1,183 1,110 319 261 PSU/ Main 30 58 4,587 4,547 - - 656 596 305 234

PSU/Abington College 13 32 140 191 ------PSU/Altoona College 65 75 100 120 ------

TABLE 24

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTION, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

PSU/Berks College 52 22 94 76 ------PSU/Capital Coll-Harrisburg 4 5 244 271 - - 175 292 2 9 PSU/College of Medicine 0 0 - - 56 57 3 6 12 18 PSU/Erie-the Behrend College 35 8 390 246 - - 21 8 - - PSU/Great Vly Grad & Prof Ctr ------328 208 - -

PSU/University Coll-Beaver 8 1 31 13 ------PSU/University Coll-Delaware Cnty 4 4 74 97 ------PSU/University Coll-DuBois 56 56 8 32 ------PSU/University Coll-Fayette 39 58 33 50 ------PSU/University Coll-Hazleton 20 17 34 19 ------

PSU/University Coll-Lehigh Vly 9 7 38 20 ------PSU/University Coll-McKeesport 4 3 49 24 ------PSU/University Coll-Mont Alto 35 57 12 32 ------PSU/University Coll-New Kensington 26 34 50 22 ------PSU/University Coll-Schuylkill 15 17 27 36 ------

PSU/University Coll-Shenango 37 31 15 41 ------PSU/University Coll-Wilkes-Barre 27 9 40 18 ------PSU/University Coll-Worthing-Scran 30 64 55 45 ------PSU/University Coll-York 47 38 45 36 ------

Temple University/ Main 4 5 1,632 2,437 426 381 663 1,016 145 189 University of Pgh - Total 23 74 2,169 2,567 328 270 721 1,096 175 207 University of Pgh/ Main - - 1,788 2,073 328 270 721 1,096 175 207 University of Pgh/Bradford Cmp 7 37 67 97 ------University of Pgh/Grnsburg Cmp - - 104 162 ------

University of Pgh/Johnstn Cmp 5 14 210 235 ------University of Pgh/Titusvle Cmp 11 23 0 0 ------

TABLE 24

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTION, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female COMMUNITY COLLEGES (14) 3,575 6,611 ------

Bucks Co CC/ Main 286 462 ------Butler County Community Coll 137 262 ------Community Coll of Allegheny Co 471 979 ------Community College of Beaver Co 159 207 ------Community College of Phila 406 1,033 ------

Delaware County Community Coll 289 534 ------HACC/ Main 414 811 ------Lehigh Carbon Community Coll 154 275 ------Luzerne County Community Coll 273 416 ------Montgomery County CC/ Main 334 506 ------

Northampton Co Area CC/ Main 313 468 ------Pennsylvania Highlands CC 69 85 ------Reading Area Community College 104 256 ------Westmoreland County CC 166 317 ------

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS (8) 90 56 2,880 2,769 826 795 2,192 2,166 309 392

Drexel University 2 11 1,129 907 111 110 574 555 48 63 Johnson College 85 36 ------Lake Erie College of Osteo Med - - - - 99 70 - - - - Pennsylvania Coll of Optometry - - 35 76 64 79 46 58 29 96 Phila Coll of Osteopathic Med - - - - 130 106 25 77 11 25

Thomas Jefferson University 2 6 68 216 126 107 39 110 8 8 University of Pennsylvania 1 3 1,450 1,347 296 323 1,483 1,311 213 200 University of the Arts (The) 0 0 198 223 - - 25 55 - -

TABLE 24

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTION, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (84) 740 1,465 13,171 19,360 421 528 4,762 7,205 341 319

Albright College - - 186 241 - - 0 0 - - Allegheny College - - 211 244 ------Alvernia College 3 4 115 252 - - 45 64 - - American College ------64 15 - - Arcadia University - - 67 237 - - 80 285 18 35

Art Inst of Philadelphia (The) 197 194 124 79 ------Art Inst of Pittsburgh (The) 150 100 153 129 ------Baptist Bible Col and Seminary 1 18 70 86 10 0 10 9 6 0 Bryn Athyn Coll of New Church 3 12 10 5 2 0 0 2 - - Bryn Mawr College - - 0 299 - - 16 128 5 13

Bucknell University - - 425 431 - - 22 29 - - Cabrini College - - 116 207 - - 33 123 - - Carlow University - - 16 310 - - 4 106 - - Carnegie-Mellon University - - 769 492 - - 995 422 150 45 Cedar Crest College 0 0 8 300 - - 0 0 - -

Central Pennsylvania College 24 113 29 53 ------Chatham College 0 0 0 112 - - 19 146 15 19 Chestnut Hill College 0 2 34 165 - - 18 146 4 4 College Misericordia 0 0 100 251 - - 33 100 - - Curtis Institute of Music - - 11 12 - - 1 3 - -

Delaware Valley College 2 6 136 169 - - 11 16 - - DeSales University - - 174 235 - - 81 133 - - Dickinson College - - 214 298 ------Duquesne University - - 469 680 126 172 322 525 24 25 Eastern University 0 1 210 422 - - 167 240 - -

TABLE 24

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTION, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

Elizabethtown College 1 1 146 304 - - 0 0 - - Franklin and Marshall College - - 216 217 ------Gannon University 9 17 194 270 - - 140 259 0 4 Geneva College 4 5 169 255 - - 58 70 - - Gettysburg College - - 294 303 ------

Gratz College - - 0 1 - - 34 119 - - Grove City College - - 261 294 ------Gwynedd-Mercy College 27 202 56 256 - - 35 106 - - Haverford College - - 152 171 ------Holy Family University 3 13 68 281 - - 48 214 - -

Immaculata University 3 26 68 398 - - 15 90 11 27 Juniata College - - 137 195 ------Keystone College 42 90 54 102 ------King's College 5 2 215 237 - - 5 52 - - La Roche College 1 0 166 252 - - 34 48 - -

La Salle University 6 16 358 455 - - 160 231 8 18 Lafayette College - - 280 261 ------Lancaster Bible College 1 16 71 69 - - 13 7 - - Lebanon Valley College 1 5 146 225 - - 20 27 - - Lehigh University - - 651 472 - - 241 255 45 32

Lycoming College - - 125 132 ------Marywood University 1 3 78 223 - - 64 256 3 8 Mercyhurst College 67 86 150 294 - - 27 38 - - Messiah College - - 255 425 ------Moore College of Art & Design - - 0 93 ------

TABLE 24

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTION, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

Moravian College/Theo Seminary - - 137 252 3 8 9 10 - - Mount Aloysius College 34 187 35 76 - - 1 2 - - Muhlenberg College 0 0 257 338 ------Neumann College 3 17 127 201 - - 29 65 - - PA Academy of the Fine Arts ------12 8 - -

Peirce College 57 139 62 174 ------Pennsylvania Coll Art & Design - - 22 13 ------Philadelphia Biblical Univ - - 114 170 2 0 34 73 - - Philadelphia University/ Main 0 2 152 335 - - 64 123 - - Point Park University 3 3 225 325 - - 75 101 - -

Reconstructionist Rabbin Coll - - - - 5 5 0 0 0 0 Robert Morris University 1 9 371 374 - - 189 151 9 4 Rosemont College - - 23 187 - - 24 89 - - Saint Francis University 3 4 108 174 - - 72 151 - - Saint Joseph's University 0 16 435 525 - - 403 546 4 4

Saint Vincent College - Total - - 145 123 17 1 12 7 - - Saint Vincent College - - 145 123 - - 3 7 - - Saint Vincent Seminary - - 0 0 17 1 9 0 - - Seton Hill University - - 39 174 - - 23 97 - - Susquehanna University 2 0 157 264 ------

Swarthmore College - - 164 200 - - 0 0 - - Thiel College 4 1 90 115 ------University of Scranton 2 4 344 497 - - 55 139 0 0 University of the Sciences in Philadelphia - - 47 114 72 143 37 62 2 3 Ursinus College 1 4 147 214 ------

TABLE 24

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTION, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

Valley Forge Christian College 4 9 47 60 ------Villanova University 0 2 815 897 127 118 395 323 4 0 Walnut Hill College 65 82 10 10 ------Washington and Jefferson Coll 0 0 127 140 - - 0 0 - - Waynesburg College 0 2 108 178 - - 60 51 - -

Westminster College - - 126 194 - - 19 26 - - Widener Univ/ - Total 1 15 241 286 42 43 174 347 33 78 Widener Univ/ Main 1 15 241 286 - - 174 347 33 78 Widener Univ/Harrisburg Campus - - - - 42 43 0 0 - - Wilkes University - - 179 222 15 38 235 551 - -

Wilson College 2 17 8 83 ------Won Institute of Grad Studies ------0 0 - - York College of Pennsylvania 7 20 352 551 - - 25 19 - -

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES (17) - - 11 0 227 111 94 78 58 13

Biblical Theological Seminary - - - - 26 9 18 11 2 0 Byzantine Catholic Seminary ------0 0 - - Calvary Baptist Theo Seminary - - - - 7 0 0 0 1 0 Christ the Saviour Seminary - - 0 0 ------Eastern Baptist Theo Seminary - - - - 18 21 9 11 12 6

Evangelical School of Theology - - - - 6 1 4 3 - - Faith Theological Seminary - - - - 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lancaster Theological Seminary - - - - 16 17 2 4 1 2 Lutheran Theo Sem/Gettysburg - - - - 19 10 2 7 - - Lutheran Theo Sem/Philadelphia - - - - 13 20 10 9 7 1

TABLE 24

DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTION, LEVEL OF PROGRAM AND GENDER 2003-04

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE DEGREES BACHELOR'S DEGREES MASTER'S DEGREES DOCTOR'S DEGREES DEGREES Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

Pittsburgh Theo Seminary - - - - 19 23 8 7 17 3 Reformed Episcopal Seminary - - - - 0 0 0 0 - - Reformed Presbyterian Theo Sem - - - - 8 0 1 0 - - Saint Charles Borromeo Sem - - 11 0 18 0 13 6 - - Saint Tikhon's Ortho Theo Sem - - - - 9 0 0 0 - -

Trinity Epis Sch for Ministry - - - - 24 7 4 6 3 1 Westminster Theological Sem - - - - 44 3 23 14 15 0

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES (7) 714 547 ------

Harcum College 11 93 ------Lackawanna College 94 110 ------Lancaster Gen Coll Nr/Hlth SCI 11 22 ------Manor College 27 120 ------Pennsylvania Inst of Tech 39 21 ------

Pittsburgh Technical Inst Inc 470 181 ------Valley Forge Military College 62 0 ------

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (1) 179 21 ------

Thaddeus Stevens Coll of Tech 179 21 ------

Note: A dash (-) indicates "not applicable."

F A C U L T Y

A N D

S T A F F

OVERVIEW

In 2004-05, there was a total of 23,030 full-time instructional faculty on 9-month contracts making an average salary of $69,163. In addition, 2,875 full-time instructional faculty on 12-month contracts made an average salary of $71,362.

Over the past decade, the average salary for selected ranks (professor, associate professor, assistant professor and instructor) of full-time instructional faculty on 9-month contracts rose at a faster rate than the CPI (2.5%). The average yearly salary increases since 1995-96 for the selected ranks were between 2.7% and 3.4%. Since 1995-96, the average yearly salary increases for full-time instructional faculty at public and private institutions were higher than the average increase in the CPI by 0.1 and 0.8 percentage points, respectively.

In 2003-04, a total of 102,850 full-time employees were working in all occupational categories.

These were comprised of 82.0% whites, 15.2% minorities, 2.4% nonresident aliens and 0.4% race/ethnicity unknown.

TABLE 25

AVERAGE SALARIES OF FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY BY CONTRACT LENGTH, RANK AND INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 2004-05

9-MONTH CONTRACT 12-MONTH CONTRACT

Number Average Salary Number Average Salary

TOTAL, ALL RANKS 23,030 $69,163 2,875 $71,362 State Universities 4,491 65,979 0 0 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 5,910 73,400 1,155 80,015 Community Colleges 1,771 55,047 202 58,794 Private State-Aided Institutions 1,726 101,365 339 82,819 Private Colleges and Universities 8,948 65,015 981 64,206 Theological Seminaries 63 48,619 85 52,465 Private Two-Year Colleges 73 38,198 111 47,248 College of Technology 48 55,836 2 53,238

PROFESSORS 6,831 94,776 523 111,330 State Universities 1,303 86,437 0 0 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 1,636 106,692 219 139,602 Community Colleges 638 66,073 25 76,184 Private State-Aided Institutions 751 132,263 67 122,683 Private Colleges and Universities 2,467 87,917 170 89,000 Theological Seminaries 22 56,989 39 57,120 Private Two-Year Colleges 14 43,702 3 56,997

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 6,227 67,991 541 79,702 State Universities 1,203 69,095 0 0 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 1,627 72,026 181 93,254 Community Colleges 401 54,825 47 67,858 Private State-Aided Institutions 382 86,833 93 84,265 Private Colleges and Universities 2,567 64,629 185 72,373 Theological Seminaries 22 48,266 30 53,045 Private Two-Year Colleges 25 38,100 5 46,728

TABLE 25

AVERAGE SALARIES OF FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY BY CONTRACT LENGTH, RANK AND INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 2004-05

9-MONTH CONTRACT 12-MONTH CONTRACT

Number Average Salary Number Average Salary

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS 6,934 $56,130 729 $66,284 State Universities 1,432 54,653 0 0 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 1,442 60,850 278 73,842 Community Colleges 482 48,537 69 56,636 Private State-Aided Institutions 458 79,360 99 74,702 Private Colleges and Universities 3,089 52,537 266 59,059 Theological Seminaries 14 37,968 12 44,810 Private Two-Year Colleges 17 37,605 5 48,448

INSTRUCTORS 1,999 42,598 605 48,563 State Universities 553 40,325 0 0 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 583 45,618 188 51,837 Community Colleges 231 40,241 55 46,981 Private State-Aided Institutions 107 45,138 75 57,851 Private Colleges and Universities 455 40,996 186 42,829 Theological Seminaries 5 43,175 1 42,000 Private Two-Year Colleges 17 34,400 98 46,915 College of Technology 48 55,836 2 53,238

LECTURERS 916 45,917 191 62,317 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 601 44,554 126 54,080 Community Colleges 16 34,650 4 49,546 Private State-Aided Institutions 27 46,087 5 57,009 Private Colleges and Universities 272 49,574 56 82,236

NO ACADEMIC RANK 123 45,653 286 49,710 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 21 44,853 163 48,331 Community Colleges 3 34,363 2 46,223 Private State-Aided Institutions 1 35,000 0 0 Private Colleges and Universities 98 46,278 118 52,422 Theological Seminaries 0 0 3 20,280

TABLE 26

AVERAGE SALARIES OF FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY EMPLOYED ON A 9-MONTH CONTRACT FOR SELECTED RANKS 1995-96 AND 2004-05

AVERAGE SALARY AVERAGE YEARLY INCREASE 1995-96 2004-05

Professors $70,225 $94,776 3.4% Associate Professors 52,465 67,991 2.9% Assistant Professors 42,569 56,130 3.1% Instructors 34,105 42,598 2.7%

FIGURE 7

INDEX OF AVERAGE SALARIES OF FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY FOR SELECTED RANKS VS THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 1995-96 THROUGH 2004-05

280.0 270.0 260.0 250.0 PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS 240.0 230.0 220.0 210.0 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS 200.0 190.0 180.0 INDEX 170.0 160.0 150.0 CPI-U 140.0 130.0 120.0 110.0 100.0 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

Note: 1. The selected ranks are professor, associate professor, assistant professor and instructor employed on a 9-month contract. 2. The base year (100.0) for the Urban Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) is 1982-84. The base year (100.0) for salaries is 1982-83.

TABLE 27

AVERAGE SALARIES OF FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY EMPLOYED ON A 9-MONTH CONTRACT FOR SELECTED RANKS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 1995-96 THROUGH 2004-05

1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

ALL INSTITUTIONS $54,442 $55,917 $57,030 $58,728 $60,624 $62,403 $65,134 $67,213 $68,708 $70,263

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS $55,846 $56,454 $57,615 $59,403 $62,459 $62,482 $65,345 $67,180 $68,341 $69,254 State Universities 58,277 57,990 58,423 60,421 61,811 63,193 66,989 67,851 66,911 65,979 State-Related Commonwealth Universities 56,176 57,490 59,228 61,077 63,117 65,038 67,741 70,718 74,175 76,792

Community Colleges 48,609 49,492 50,770 51,828 51,963 52,232 52,938 53,872 54,578 55,268 College of Technology 44,537 45,854 47,500 47,922 47,436 - - - 56,349 55,836

PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS $52,729 $54,730 $56,319 $57,917 $60,270 $62,309 $64,892 $67,251 $69,117 $71,385 Private State-Aided Institutions 72,717 75,824 76,451 79,395 83,218 85,991 90,522 94,868 97,982 102,283 Private Colleges and Universities 49,636 51,511 53,099 54,410 56,164 58,092 59,927 61,989 63,772 65,719 Theological Seminaries 44,037 45,047 43,528 44,758 39,829 39,740 46,603 48,880 52,953 48,619 Private Two-Year Colleges 32,125 32,670 31,919 32,880 32,941 34,671 35,649 35,996 36,904 38,198

Note: 1. The selected ranks are professor, associate professor, assistant professor and instructor. 2. A dash (-) indicates “not applicable”.

TABLE 28

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY OCCUPATIONAL ACTIVITY AND EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND RACE 2003-2004

EXECUTIVE, ALL OCCUPATIONAL INSTRUCTIONAL OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE AND NONPROFESSIONAL CATEGORIES FACULTY PROFESSIONAL MANAGERIAL Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time TOTAL, ALL EMPLOYEES 102,850 54,256 11,204 304 33,062 40,451 23,937 4,788 34,647 8,713 American Indian/Alaskan Native 199 166 16 0 54 121 43 31 86 14 Asian/Pacific Islander 3,742 2,015 219 4 2,081 1,700 911 136 531 175 Black (Non-Hispanic) 9,910 4,230 855 20 1,224 1,660 1,934 638 5,897 1,912 Hispanic 1,811 903 116 20 576 629 334 65 785 189 White (Non-Hispanic) 84,260 38,981 9,882 253 27,398 28,685 19,916 3,759 27,064 6,284 Nonresident Alien 2,498 5,963 63 1 1,563 5,858 722 43 150 61 Race/Ethnicity Unknown 430 1,998 53 6 166 1,798 77 116 134 78

STATE UNIVERSITIES 11,084 3,024 523 5 4,793 2,468 1,717 280 4,051 271 American Indian/Alaskan Native 32 9 0 0 17 7 4 1 11 1 Asian/Pacific Islander 293 78 12 0 231 71 20 2 30 5 Black (Non-Hispanic) 851 176 60 0 291 134 152 20 348 22 Hispanic 238 42 5 0 98 35 29 2 106 5 White (Non-Hispanic) 9,670 2,510 446 5 4,156 2,012 1,512 255 3,556 238 Nonresident Alien 0 107 0 0 0 107 0 0 0 0 Race/Ethnicity Unknown 0 102 0 0 0 102 0 0 0 0

STATE-RELATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES 33,381 17,305 2,173 32 11,381 11,797 9,473 2,251 10,354 3,225 American Indian/Alaskan Native 73 103 4 0 20 75 20 25 29 3 Asian/Pacific Islander 1,422 691 42 0 991 530 284 90 105 71 Black (Non-Hispanic) 3,128 2,097 204 2 414 551 839 537 1,671 1,007 Hispanic 547 233 19 0 192 171 135 33 201 29 White (Non-Hispanic) 27,103 10,923 1,898 27 8,876 7,299 8,027 1,497 8,302 2,100 Nonresident Alien 984 2,980 2 0 830 2,969 136 5 16 6 Race/Ethnicity Unknown 124 278 4 3 58 202 32 64 30 9

TABLE 28

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY OCCUPATIONAL ACTIVITY AND EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND RACE 2003-2004

EXECUTIVE, ALL OCCUPATIONAL INSTRUCTIONAL OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE AND NONPROFESSIONAL CATEGORIES FACULTY PROFESSIONAL MANAGERIAL Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time COMMUNITY COLLEGES 5,432 7,874 883 41 1,957 6,782 567 221 2,025 830 American Indian/Alaskan Native 9 17 1 0 3 16 0 0 5 1 Asian/Pacific Islander 112 185 11 0 56 153 16 6 29 26 Black (Non-Hispanic) 619 510 75 3 120 427 56 6 368 74 Hispanic 102 137 9 1 35 100 14 2 44 34 White (Non-Hispanic) 4,583 6,825 785 37 1,741 5,893 481 206 1,576 689 Nonresident Alien 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 Race/Ethnicity Unknown 7 196 2 0 2 189 0 1 3 6

PRIVATE STATE-AIDED INSTITUTIONS 18,402 8,908 2,938 60 4,506 7,220 4,872 222 6,086 1,406 American Indian/Alaskan Native 36 12 6 0 6 7 10 0 14 5 Asian/Pacific Islander 1,184 602 118 1 394 552 466 12 206 37 Black (Non-Hispanic) 3,075 749 278 3 138 227 518 19 2,141 500 Hispanic 476 281 50 17 80 181 102 3 244 80 White (Non-Hispanic) 12,536 5,479 2,396 37 3,512 4,492 3,285 179 3,343 771 Nonresident Alien 960 1,597 53 0 344 1,580 475 8 88 9 Race/Ethnicity Unknown 135 188 37 2 32 181 16 1 50 4

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITES 33,363 16,488 4,480 151 10,060 11,827 7,094 1,728 11,729 2,782 American Indian/Alaskan Native 49 25 5 0 8 16 9 5 27 4 Asian/Pacific Islander 714 448 34 3 404 389 118 24 158 32 Black (Non-Hispanic) 2,125 641 224 12 246 290 354 53 1,301 286 Hispanic 435 200 30 2 167 136 53 25 185 37 White (Non-Hispanic) 29,327 12,678 4,169 132 8,774 8,677 6,421 1,541 9,963 2,328 Nonresident Alien 550 1,262 8 1 387 1,195 110 30 45 36 Race/Ethnicity Unknown 163 1,234 10 1 74 1,124 29 50 50 59

TABLE 28

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY OCCUPATIONAL ACTIVITY AND EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AND RACE 2003-2004

EXECUTIVE, ALL OCCUPATIONAL INSTRUCTIONAL OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE NONPROFESSIONAL CATEGORIES FACULTY PROFESSIONAL AND MANAGERIAL Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES 534 260 118 9 151 103 69 36 196 112 Asian/Pacific Islander 13 5 2 0 3 1 6 2 2 2 Black (Non-Hispanic) 65 26 5 0 10 13 11 2 39 11 Hispanic 8 4 0 0 3 3 0 0 5 1 White (Non-Hispanic) 445 213 111 9 134 84 52 32 148 88 Nonresident Alien 2 12 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 10 Race/Ethnicity Unknown 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

PRIVATE TWO-YEAR COLLEGES 570 341 78 6 165 226 139 42 188 67 Asian/Pacific Islander 4 6 0 0 2 4 1 0 1 2 Black (Non-Hispanic) 41 22 8 0 3 13 4 0 26 9 Hispanic 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 White (Non-Hispanic) 522 308 69 6 159 206 133 42 161 54 Nonresident Alien 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 84 56 11 0 49 28 6 8 18 20 Black (Non-Hispanic) 6 9 1 0 2 5 0 1 3 3 Hispanic 4 2 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 White (Non-Hispanic) 74 45 8 0 46 22 5 7 15 16

Note: 1. "Instructional faculty" includes instruction, research and public service; also includes 15,845 instruction and research assistants in part-time category. 2. "Other professional" includes support/service. 3. "Nonprofessional" includes technical and paraprofessionals, clerical and secretarial, skilled crafts and service/maintenance. 4. The data for occupational activity, employment status and race is collected in odd-numbered years.

FIGURE 8

PERCENT OF FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES BY RACE 2003-04

Total Minorities Nonresident Alien 15.2% Race/Ethnicity 2.4% Unknown 0.4%

White (Non-Hispanic) 82.0%

Note: The data for race is collected in odd-numbered years.

APPENDIX A

GLOSSARY

ASSOCIATE DEGREE - A degree based on at least two but less than four years of full-time equivalent college work.

BACHELOR'S DEGREE - A degree based on at least four but not more than five years of full-time equivalent college work.

BASIC STUDENT CHARGES - Includes tuition, required fees and room and board charges for a full-time undergraduate, graduate or first-professional educational program.

BOARD CHARGES - Charges for a 7-day meal plan. Where a 7-day meal plan is not available, 6-day or 5-day meal plans are used in calculating the averages. The averages do not include board charges at branch campuses.

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (CPI) - A measure of the average change of prices over time in a fixed market basket of goods and services which covers all urban consumers (CPI-U) consisting of approximately 80% of the total population. The CPI-U includes, in addition to wage earners and clerical workers, groups such as professional, managerial and technical workers; the self- employed; short-term workers; the unemployed; retirees and others not in the labor force.

CONTRACT STATE - A state having a contract with a Pennsylvania college for which students are charged a reduced tuition for certain programs. The contract state for the University of Pennsylvania is New Jersey. For the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, the contract states are Delaware, Nebraska, North Carolina and West Virginia.

DOCTOR'S DEGREE - A degree normally based on at least three years of graduate work beyond the bachelor's degree, usually granted as a Ph.D. in any field or Doctor of Education, Doctor of Juridical Science, Doctor of Public Health, etc.

EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGERIAL - Employees who exercise responsibility for the management of the institution or of a customarily recognized department or subdivision thereof.

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL DEGREE - A degree based on at least six years of college work, usually granted in Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Theology, etc. It signifies completion of the academic requirements to begin practice in the profession.

FIRST-PROFESSIONAL STUDENT - A student enrolled in a professional school or program which requires at least two academic years of college work for entrance and a total of at least six years for a degree.

FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN - A student who has not previously attended any college. Also included are those students who entered with advanced standing (college credits earned before graduation from high school) at the freshmen level and those who attended college for the first time during the preceding summer.

FOREIGN STUDENT - A person who is not a citizen or national of the United States and who is in this country on a visa or temporary basis and does not have the right to remain indefinitely. The term is synonymous with nonresident alien.

FRESHMAN - A first-year undergraduate student.

GRADUATE STUDENT - A student who holds a bachelor's or first-professional degree or equivalent and is taking courses at the postbaccalaureate level. The student may or may not be enrolled in a graduate program.

A-1

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE - A student who has completed the 12th grade and received a high school diploma.

INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - Instruction/research staff whose major regular assignment is instruction, including those with release time for research. The term does not include data relating to instructional faculty who teach preclinical or clinical medicine, who are members of a religious order or who teach in the Reserve Officer Training Program (ROTC).

LENGTH OF CONTRACT (9-MONTH AND 12-MONTH) - Salaries of faculty are reported on either a 9-month or a 12-month basis. Faculty are reported as having 9-month or 12-month salaries on the basis of their contract period, not on the basis of the number of installments in which salaries are paid. The term “9-month contract” applies to faculty who teach for two semesters, three quarters, two trimesters, two four-month sessions or the equivalent. The term “12-month contract” applies to faculty employed for the entire year. These faculty are generally employed for 11 months of teaching with one-month vacation. The term “salary” may be substituted for “contract” within the context of this definition.

MASTER'S DEGREE - A degree based on at least one but not more than two full-time academic years of work beyond the bachelor's degree.

MINORITY - For this publication, a person identified as belonging to any of the following classifications: American Indian/Alaskan Native; Asian/Pacific Islander; Black (Non-Hispanic); or Hispanic.

NONPROFESSIONAL - Individuals employed for the primary purpose of clerical and secretarial occupations, skilled crafts and service/maintenance.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL - Individuals employed for the primary purpose of performing academic support, student service and institutional support activities, whose assignments would require either college graduation or experience of such kind and amount as to provide a comparable background.

PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS - Institutions listed in the following categories: private state-aided institutions, private colleges and universities, theological seminaries, and private two-year colleges. This includes private for-profit and private not-for-profit institutions.

PROGRAM - A combination of courses and related activities organized for the attainment of broad educational objectives described by the institution.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS - Institutions listed in the following categories: state universities, state-related commonwealth universities, community colleges and college of technology.

RACIAL/ETHNIC AND OTHER DESCRIPTIVE CATEGORIES OF PERSONS

RACIAL/ETHNIC CATEGORIES - Categories used to describe groups to which individuals belong, identify with or belong in the eyes of the community. These categories do not denote scientific definitions of anthropological origins. However, no person may be counted in more than one racial/ethnic category. Racial/ethnic designations are requested only for United States citizens, resident aliens and other eligible (for financial aid purposes) non-citizens who are not citizens or nationals of the United States but who have been admitted as legal immigrants for the purpose of obtaining permanent resident alien status (and who hold either an alien registration card (Form I-551 or I-151), a Temporary Resident Card (Form I-688) or an Arrival-Departure Record (Form I-94) with a notation that conveys legal immigrant status such as Section 207 Refugee, Section 208 Asylee, Conditional Entrant Parolee or Cuban-Haitian).

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AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKAN NATIVE - A person having origins in any of the original peoples of North America and who maintains cultural identification through tribal affiliation or community recognition.

ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER - A person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, the Indian subcontinent or the Pacific Islands. This includes people from China, Japan, Korea, the Philippine Islands, Samoa, India and Vietnam.

BLACK (NON-HISPANIC) - A person having origins in any of the black racial groups of Africa (except those of Hispanic origin).

HISPANIC - A person of Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race.

WHITE (NON-HISPANIC) - A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, North Africa or the Middle East (except those of Hispanic origin).

UNKNOWN - A person whose race/ethnicity was not known and institutions were unable to place them in one of the specified racial/ethnic categories

OTHER DESCRIPTIVE CATEGORY

NONRESIDENT ALIEN - A person who is not a citizen or national of the United States and who is in this country on a visa or temporary basis and does not have the right to remain indefinitely. Nonresident aliens are reported separately rather than in any of the five racial/ethnic categories described above.

REQUIRED FEES - Fees required of all students or by such a large portion of students that someone not paying the particular fee is an exception.

ROOM CHARGES - Charges based on double occupancy for a full academic year. The averages do not include room charges at branch campuses.

STATE OF RESIDENCE (IN-STATE, OUT-OF-STATE) - A person’s permanent address as determined by such evidence as a driver’s license or voter registration. For entering freshmen, residence may be the legal residence of a parent or guardian.

TUITION - The typical nine-month charge for a full-time student. Calculated averages include full-time in- state students (from sponsoring districts for community colleges) attending day school at the main campus. An exception to the main campus rule is the inclusion of the first-professional medical program at the Pennsylvania State University, College of Medicine. As an additional note, community college charges for in-state students in non-sponsoring districts are approximately twice the listed amount for in-state students in sponsoring districts. Excluded from calculated averages are those charges listed on a credit hour or per course basis.

UNDERGRADUATE - A student enrolled in a four- or five-year bachelor’s degree program, in an associate degree program, a certificate program or in a career and technical program below the baccalaureate level.

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APPENDIX B

SOURCES

1. Completions Survey (IPEDS-C)

2. Fall Enrollment Survey (IPEDS-EF)

3. Fall Staff Survey (IPEDS-S)

4. Institutional Characteristics Survey (IPEDS-IC)

5. Residence of Students (PDE-356 and PDE-356A)

6. Salaries and Fringe Benefits of Full-Time Instructional Faculty (IPEDS-SA)

7. Consumer Price Indexes, U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2006.

8. Digest of Education Statistics, 2005, U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, 2006.

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APPENDIX C

NONRESPONDENTS

Data Estimated

Residence of Students Faith Theological Seminary

Data Not Estimated

Faculty and Staff Fall Staff: Grove City College Faith Theological Seminary

Salaries: Christ the Saviour Seminary Grove City College

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