Middlebury College

Fall 2010 Student

Profile

Comprehensive Picture of the Student Body

Office of Planning, Assessment, and Institutional Research November, 2010

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This publication provides a comprehensive picture of Middlebury College’s fall 2010 student body. As such, this profile is divided into several different parts. The sections include details on students enrolled on campus, students enrolled in study abroad programs affiliated with Middlebury, students enrolled in study away/abroad programs not affiliated with Middlebury, and totals for the entire enrolled student body respectively. Details on visiting undergraduate students as well as graduate students studying abroad in Middlebury programs are included as well.

All data is based on the fall enrollment census. Much of the information in Section I, which details on‐campus student enrollment, is used for federal reporting and is based on federal definitions.

For convenience, the following are some quick comparisons and summary statistics: Where Middlebury Undergraduate Students Are Studying This Fall On‐Campus 2,532 Abroad in Middlebury Programs 143 Away/Abroad in non‐Middlebury Programs 74 Grand Total, Headcount 2,749

There are four basic types of students enrolled either on‐campus and away/abroad:

On‐Campus Away/Abroad Away/Abroad Fall 2010 Enrollment Undergraduate Undergraduate Graduate Traditional (Degree‐Seeking) 2,502 217 0 Non‐Traditional (Non‐Degree Seeking) 30 0 0 Visiting Undergraduates in Middlebury Programs 0 135 0 Graduate Students in Middlebury Programs 0 0 85 Sub‐Total, Headcount 2,532 352 85

The following represents another way to look at enrollment:

Middlebury Undergraduate, On‐ Non‐Middlebury Campus and Undergraduate, Away/Abroad Abroad Graduate, Abroad Total Students Fall Enrollment Grand Total, Headcount 2,749 135 85 2969

Fall 2010 Student Profile ii In terms of gender, the following shows Middlebury undergraduate students and graduate students in Middlebury programs abroad:

Non‐Middlebury Graduate Students Undergraduates Students by Gender On‐Campus Away/Abroad Away/Abroad Away/Abroad Female 1,281 128 59 93 Male 1,251 89 26 39 Unknown ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ 3 Grand Total, Headcount 2,532 217 85 135

In terms of race/ethnicity, only domestic students are measured in this way. Furthermore, the race/ethnicity of students who are not seeking degrees, such as foreign exchange students, teacher’s education students, faculty/staff enrolled for credit, and teaching assistants make up the “Other Students” counted below:

Middlebury Undergraduate Students by Race/Ethnicity On‐Campus Away/Abroad Asian American, non‐Hispanic 140 23 Black/African American, non‐Hispanic 58 5 Hispanic/Latino 154 18 American Indian or Alaska Native, non‐Hispanic 50 Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non‐Hispanic 10 Two or more races, non‐Hispanic 97 7 Race and/or ethnicity unknown 121 8 White, Non‐Hispanic 1,683 126 Full‐Time International Students 243 30 Other Students 30 0 Grand Total, Headcount 2,532 217

Major preferences can differ based on where students are studying. The following summarizes the most popular majors of undergraduate students on‐campus, away or abroad, and in total:

On Campus: Economics, Political Science, Environmental Studies (all foci), English and American Literatures, Psychology, International Studies (all foci), History, and Neuroscience

Away/Abroad: International Studies (mainly European Studies), International Politics and Economics, Economics, and Political Science

Overall: Economics, English and American Literatures, Environmental Studies (all foci), International Studies (all foci), Political Science, and Psychology

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Middlebury Campus ...... 1‐8

A. ENROLLMENT ...... 1 TABLE BY CLASSES SHOWING FTE ...... 1 B. WHERE DO OUR STUDENTS COME FROM ...... 2‐3 DOMESTIC STUDENTS BY STATE GRAPH ...... 2 DOMESTIC STUDENTS BY RACE/ETHNICITY TABLE AND PIE CHART ...... 3 C. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ...... 4 COUNTRIES WITH 3 OR MORE STUDENTS GRAPH ...... 4 D. GENDER ...... 4‐5 GENDER DIFFERENCES COMPARISON GRAPH ...... 5 GENDER BY RACIAL/ETHNIC GROUP AND COUNTRY COMPARISON GRAPH ...... 5 E. MAJORS ...... 6‐8 TABLE OF MAJORS ...... 6‐7 SUMMARY OF MAJOR PREFERENCES BY GENDER ...... 8

II. Study Abroad in Middlebury Programs ...... 9‐13

A. ENROLLMENT ...... 9 B. WHERE DO OUR STUDENTS COME FROM ...... 9 DOMESTIC STUDENTS ABROAD‐MIDD BY RACE/ETHNICITY TABLE AND PIE CHART ...... 9‐10 C. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ...... 10 D. WHERE OUR STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ...... 10 TABLE OF ENROLLMENT IN MIDDLEBURY PROGRAMS ...... 10 E. MAJORS ...... 11‐13 TABLE OF MAJORS ...... 11‐12 SUMMARY OF MAJOR PREFERENCES BY GENDER ...... 13

III. Study Abroad in non‐Middlebury Programs ...... 14‐20

A. ENROLLMENT ...... 14 B. WHERE DO OUR STUDENTS COME FROM ...... 14‐15 DOMESTIC STUDENTS AWAY/ABROAD NON‐MIDD BY RACE/ETHNICITY TABLE AND PIE CHART ...... 14‐15 C. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ...... 15 D. WHERE OUR STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ...... 15‐17 TABLE OF LOCATIONS AND ENROLLMENT IN NON MIDDLEBURY PROGRAMS ...... 16 LISTING OF COUNTRIES AND PROGRAMS/AFFILIATIONS ...... 17

Fall 2010 Student Profile iv E. MAJORS ...... 18‐20 TABLE OF MAJORS ...... 18‐19 SUMMARY OF MAJOR PREFERENCES BY GENDER ...... 20

IV. Entire Enrolled Student Body ...... 21‐28

A. ENROLLMENT ...... 21‐22 TABLE BY CLASSES SHOWING FTE ...... 21 TABLE SHOWING WHERE STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ...... 21‐22 B. WHERE DO OUR STUDENTS COME FROM ...... 22‐24 DOMESTIC STUDENTS BY STATE GRAPH ...... 22 DOMESTIC STUDENTS BY RACE/ETHNICITY TABLE AND PIE CHART ...... 23‐24 C. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ...... 24 COUNTRIES WITH 4 OR MORE STUDENTS GRAPH ...... 24 D. GENDER ...... 24‐25 GENDER DIFFERENCES COMPARISON GRAPH ...... 24 GENDER BY RACIAL/ETHNIC GROUP AND COUNTRY COMPARISON GRAPH ...... 25 E. MAJORS ...... 26‐28 TABLE OF MAJORS ...... 26‐27 SUMMARY OF MAJOR PREFERENCES BY GENDER ...... 28

V. Visiting Students Studying Abroad in Middlebury Programs ...... 29‐31

A. ENROLLMENT ...... 29 B. WHERE DO OUR VISITING STUDENTS COME FROM ...... 29‐30 HOME INSTITUTIONS TABLE ...... 29‐30 C. WHERE VISITING STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ...... 30 TABLE OF ENROLLMENT IN MIDDLEBURY PROGRAMS ...... 31

VI. Graduate Students Studying Abroad in Middlebury Programs ...... 32

A. ENROLLMENT ...... 32 B. WHERE DO OUR GRADUATE STUDENTS COME FROM ...... 32 DOMESTIC STUDENTS BY STATE GRAPH ...... 32 C. WHERE GRADUATE STUDENTS ARE STUDYING ...... 32 TABLE OF ENROLLMENT IN MIDDLEBURY PROGRAMS ...... 32

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GENERAL NOTES AND DEFINITIONS:

The following are some general notes and definitions to help clarify data in this student profile:

1. By federal definition, a person included in the calculation for “US Citizen” is a US citizen, dual citizen, or permanent resident. Canadian students are international students. The National Center for Education Statistics defines and collects data through annual surveys in IPEDS, the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System. 2. An on‐campus enrolled student is one whose status is “Active Student (AS)”. An enrolled student in a Middlebury affiliated study abroad program is one whose status is “Leave Middlebury (LM)”. Similarly, an enrolled student in a non‐ Middlebury affiliated study away/abroad program is one whose status is “Leave non‐Middlebury (LN)”. Entire enrollment simply includes students in all three of these categories. 3. Numbers of students in each class has been derived from the graduation year (grd_yr) parameter in BANNER. 4. Notes on individual tables, charts, and graphs are designed to add further clarification. For instance, though they are “enrolled” this fall, foreign exchange students have been extracted in many data in this profile as they are short‐term visitors to the campus. 5. This profile does not include data from the summer Language Schools or the Bread Loaf School of English. 6. Please feel free to contact Jane Kimble, Assistant Director of Institutional Research on x5351 ([email protected]) with any questions or feedback.

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I. Middlebury Campus

A. ENROLLMENT Middlebury, like all colleges, is required by the federal government to report on fall enrollment statistics. These figures are reported annually and appear in college guidebooks and publications. For purposes of the federal government reports, all enrolled full‐time and part‐time students are counted, with the exception of students who are on leave (studying abroad or away at other institutions). All students taking courses for credits must be reported, including exchange students. The fall enrollment census is taken each year at the end of the add‐drop period and no later than October 15th by requirement of the federal government. The National Center for Education Statistics defines and collects this data through annual surveys in IPEDS, the Integrated Post Secondary Education Data System.

Full‐Time Fall 2010

Class of 2011 709 Class of 2012 523 Class of 2013 680 Class of 2014 577 Transfer students 0 Total: Traditional Full‐Time 2,489

Teachers education (full‐time, non‐degree) 3 Total: Full‐Time Middlebury Students On Campus 2,492

Foreign exchange students (full‐time, non‐degree, visitors) 13

Part‐Time Seniors 13 Teaching assistants (non‐degree) 8 Faculty/staff enrolled for credit (non‐degree) 5 Visiting domestic student 1 Total Part‐Time 27

Grand Total, Headcount 2,532

Total Full‐Time Equivalent (FTE) 2,514

Notes: 1. By federal definition, a part‐time student counts as a third of an FTE. 2. These figures include 262 international students. Twelve of these students are foreign exchange students (the thirteenth exchange student is a dual citizen and therefore counts as a United States citizen by federal definitions) and 7 are international teaching assistants.

Fall 2010 Student Profile 1 3. By federal definitions, these figures do not include Middlebury students who are away from campus, studying away/abroad in either Middlebury or non‐ Middlebury programs. 4. A total of 2,502 degree‐seeking students and 30 non‐degree seeking students are enrolled on Middlebury’s campus this fall. 5. “Traditional Student” refers to a degree‐seeking student, while “Non‐Traditional Student” refers to a non‐degree seeking student. 6. This data does not include the summer Language Schools or the Bread Loaf School of English.

B. WHERE DO OUR STUDENTS COME FROM Middlebury students (who are not international students or non‐traditional domestic students such as faculty/staff enrolled for credit, teacher’s education students, teaching assistants, or exchange students) come from all 52 states and territories. The following chart shows the states and territories from which the most students have come this fall.

Domestic Students By State New York 382 Massachusetts 296 Conneticut 176 California 167 Vermont 138 New Jersey 123 Pennsylvania 78 Maryland 73 Washington 66 New Hampshire 61 Texas 55 Illinois 54 Maine 52 Minnesota 45 Colorado 43 Florida 37 North Carolina 32

Note: This chart does not include foreign exchange or other international students or non‐traditional, domestic students such as faculty/staff enrolled for credit, those in teacher’s education, teaching assistants, or exchange students.

As compared with the 2,532 students on campus this fall, approximately 18.0% are domestic students of color. The following table with chart shows the racial/ethnic composition of the domestic on‐campus student body.

Fall 2010 Student Profile 2 On‐Campus Enrollment‐Fall 2010 % of Traditional Female Male Total Student Enrollment Asian American, non‐Hispanic 90 50 140 5.5% Black/African American, non‐Hispanic 28 30 58 2.3% Hispanic/Latino 87 67 154 6.1% American Indian or Alaska Native, non‐Hispanic 3 2 5 0.2% Two or more races, non‐Hispanic 58 39 97 3.8% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non‐Hispanic 1 0 1 0.0% Race and/or ethnicity unknown 60 61 121 4.8% White, non‐Hispanic 811 872 1,683 66.5% Subtotal Domestic Degree‐Seeking Students 1,138 1,121 2,259 89.2% Full‐Time International Students 119 124 243 9.6% Total Degree‐Seeking Students 1,257 1,245 2,502 98.8%

Subtotal Other Students 24 6 30

TOTAL 1,281 1,251 2,532

Those students who make up “Other Students” include exchange students, visiting students, faculty/staff enrolled for credit, teacher’s education students, and teaching assistants.

Black/ African Hispanic/ American, 3.6% Latino, 6.1% Asian American, American Indian non‐Hispanic, or Alaska 5.5% Native, non‐ Hispanic, 0.2%

Full‐Time Race and/or International ethnicity Students, 9.6% unknown, 4.8% Two or more White, Non‐ races, non‐ Hispanic, 66.5% Hispanic, 3.8%

Domestic Students by Race/Ethnicity with International Students

Note: Racial/ethnic breakouts are for domestic students only. Percents are based on the total enrollment of 2532, which includes the international students. This chart does not include non‐traditional students such as faculty/staff enrolled for credit, visiting students, those in teacher’s education, exchange students, or teaching assistants.

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C. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS On campus this fall there are 243 full time, traditional international students (9.6% of the on‐campus student body) with 71 countries represented. Countries with the most students include:

Countries with 4 or More Students

China 36 Canada 29 Japan 12 India 11 Republic of Korea 8 Singapore 7 Kenya 7 Hong Kong 7 France 7 United Kingdom 5 Nepal 5 Afghanistan 5 Russia 4 Netherlands 4 Italy 4 England 4

Note: By federal definitions, Middlebury is required to include Canadians as international students.

D. GENDER There are small differences in the proportions of men and women in the on‐campus student body based on citizenship.

Fall 2010 Student Profile 4 Gender Differences

49% International 51%

50% Domestic 50%

Male Female

Furthermore, there are differences in gender proportions among degree‐seeking domestic students of color, domestic white students, and international students. Generally, there are more degree‐ seeking domestic women of color than men.

Gender by Racial/Ethnic Group

International 49%

White, non‐Hispanic 48%

Race and/or ethnicity unknown 50%

American Indian or Alaska Native, non‐Hispanic 60%

Hispanic/Latino 56%

Black/African American, non‐Hispanic 48%

Male Asian American, non‐Hispanic 64% Female

Note: Non‐degree seeking students such as exchange students, faculty/staff enrolled for credit, teacher’s education students, and teaching assistants are not included in this chart.

Fall 2010 Student Profile 5 E. MAJORS For the on‐campus undergraduate student body this fall, majors can be seen in the following table.

On‐Campus Majors

Total Majors: On Campus Fall 2010 Majors Arts Division Music 19 1.1% Studio Art 14 0.8% Theater and Dance 59 3.5% Total 92 5.5% Humanities Division Classics 60.4% Classical Studies 30.2% History 67 4.0% History of Art & Architecture 58 3.5% Philosophy 37 2.2% Religion 22 1.3% Total 193 11.6% Interdepartmental Division American Studies 23 1.4% Environmental Studies‐Architectural Studies 10 0.6% Environmental Studies‐Creative Arts 4 0.2% Environmental Studies‐Conservation Biology 15 0.9% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Chemistry 7 0.4% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Economics 12 0.7% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Policy 20 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Religion, Philosophy, and the Environment 2 0.1% Environmental Studies‐Geography 9 0.5% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Geology 10 0.6% Environmental Studies‐Human Ecology 6 0.4% Environmental Studies‐Environmental History 3 0.2% Environmental Studies‐Literature 4 0.2% Environmental Studies‐New England Environments 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Non‐Fiction 8 0.5% Environmental Studies (includes all foci) 110 6.6% Film and Media Culture 24 1.4% International Politics and Economics 41 2.5% International Studies‐African Studies 6 0.4% International Studies‐East Asian Studies 17 1.0% International Studies‐European Studies 25 1.5% International Studies‐Latin American Studies 22 1.3% International Studies‐Middle Eastern Studies 12 0.7% International Studies‐Russian and Eastern European Studies 1 0.1% International Studies‐South Asian Studies 1 0.1% International Studies (includes all foci) 84 5.0% Neuroscience 60 3.6% Women's & Gender Studies 4 0.2% Total 346 20.7%

Fall 2010 Student Profile 6 On‐Campus Majors continued: Total Majors: On Campus Fall 2010 Majors % of Total Majors Language Division Chinese 28 1.7% French 22 1.3% German 15 0.9% Italian 60.4% Japanese 21 1.3% Russian 11 0.7% Spanish 31 1.9% Total 134 8.0% Literature Division English and American Literatures 119 7.1% Literary Studies 20 1.2% Total 139 8.3% Natural Sciences Division Biology 45 2.7% Molecular Biology and Biochemestry 45 2.7% Biochemistry 33 2.0% Chemistry 24 1.4% Geology 29 1.7% Mathematics 34 2.0% Computer Science 14 0.8% Physics 29 1.7% Total 253 15.1% Social Sciences Division Economics 180 10.8% Geography 46 2.8% Political Science 122 7.3% Psychology 101 6.0% Sociology/Anthropology 62 3.7% Total 511 30.6% Other Independent scholar 20.1% Total 20.1%

Grand Total 1670 100.0%

Note: This table includes 1056 single majors, 166 double majors, and 141 joint majors. In addition to the figures in this table, in the fall of 2010 there are 1164 first‐year or undeclared students. Thirty enrolled but non‐degree seeking students are not included in these figures.

Fall 2010 Student Profile 7 Differences in major preference can be seen by gender for degree‐seeking students on campus this fall.

On‐Campus Domestic Women On‐Campus Domestic Men English and American Literatures (71) Economics (105)) Environmental Stuedies‐all foci (60) Political Science (64) Psychology (54) History (43) Sociology/Anthropology (47) English and American Literatures (42) Political Science (43) Environmental Studies‐all foci (42) Neuroscience (36) Psychology (39) History of Art and Architecture (36) History of Art and Architecture (29) Economics (34) Geography (25) Biology (29) Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (24) Theater (27) Philosophy (24) History (22) Neuroscience (23) Physics (21)

*Shows majors with 20 or more students

On‐Campus International Women On‐Campus International Men International Politics and Economics (7) International Politics and Economics (6) Mathematics (6) Political Science (6) English and American Literatures (5) Psychology (4) Environmental Studies‐all foci (5) History of Art and Architecture (4) Psychology (4)

*Shows majors with 4 or more students

Note: These summaries include all, not only first, majors.

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II. Study Abroad in Middlebury programs

A. ENROLLMENT A total of 143 Middlebury students are studying abroad in Middlebury programs this fall. This figure includes 84 women and 59 men.

B. WHERE DO OUR STUDENTS COME FROM

Domestic Students Abroad By State

New York 25

New Jersey 11

Massachusetts 10

California 10

Vermont 6

Connecticut 6

Colorado 5

Washington 4

Minnesota 4

The following table with chart shows the racial/ethnic composition of the portion of the Middlebury student body studying abroad in Middlebury programs this fall.

Study Abroad‐Middlebury Programs Enrollment‐Fall 2010 % of Traditional Female Male Total Student Enrollment Asian American, non‐Hispanic 10 8 18 12.6% Black/African American, non‐Hispanic 2 1 3 2.1% Hispanic/Latino 11 5 16 11.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, non‐Hispanic 0 0 0 0.0% Two or more races, non‐Hispanic 2 2 4 2.8% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non‐Hispanic 0 0 0 0.0% Race and/or ethnicity unknown 3 2 5 3.5% White, non‐Hispanic 40 32 72 50.3% Subtotal Domestic Students 68 50 118 82.5%

Full‐Time International Students 16 9 25 17.5%

TOTAL 84 59 143

Fall 2010 Student Profile 9 Note: Racial/ethnic breakouts are for domestic students only. Percents are based on the Middlebury program enrollment of 143 which includes international students.

Asian American, non‐Hispanic, Black/ African 12.6% American, 3.6% American Indian Hispanic/ or Alaska Latino, 6.1% Native, non‐ Hispanic, 0.0%

Full‐Time Two or more International races, non‐ Students, 17.5% Hispanic, 2.8%

White, Non‐ Race and/or Hispanic, 50.3% ethnicity unknown, 3.5%

Domestic Students Abroad in Middlebury Programs by Race/Ethnicity with International Students

C. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS The countries represented by the 25 international students who are studying abroad in Middlebury programs this fall include Austria, Canada, China, Columbia, Germany, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mexico, Norway, Peru, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand.

D. WHERE OUR STUDENTS ARE STUDYING Of the 217 Middlebury students abroad/away this fall, 143 (66%) study through Middlebury programs.

Study Abroad‐Middlebury Programs Middlebury Student Enrollment Fall 2010 Middlebury School in China 15 Middlebury School in France 43 Middlebury School in Germany 6 Middlebury School in Italy 10 Middlebury School in Japan 11 Middlebury School in Latin America 24 Middlebury School in Middle East 9 Middlebury School in Russia 8 Middlebury School in Spain 17 Total 143

Fall 2010 Student Profile 10 E. MAJORS For the undergraduates studying abroad in Middlebury programs this fall, majors can be seen in the following table.

Abroad in Middlebury Programs‐ Majors

Total Majors: Undergraduates Abroad in Middlebury Programs Fall 2010 Majors % of Total Majors Arts Division Music 10.6% Studio Art 00.0% Theater and Dance 00.0% Total 10.6% Humanities Division Classics 00.0% Classical Studies 00.0% History 42.4% History of Art & Architecture 9 5.3% Philosophy 21.2% Religion 10.6% Total 16 9.5% Interdepartmental Division American Studies 10.6% Environmental Studies‐Architectural Studies 10.6% Environmental Studies‐Creative Arts 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Conservation Biology 1 0.6% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Chemistry 2 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Economics 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Policy 2 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Religion, Philosophy, and the Environment 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Geography 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Geology 1 0.6% Environmental Studies‐Human Ecology 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental History 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Literature 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐New England Environments 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Non‐Fiction 0 0.0% Environmental Studies (includes all foci) 7 4.1% Film and Media Culture 1 0.6% International Politics and Economics 24 14.2% International Studies‐African Studies 0 0.0% International Studies‐East Asian Studies 7 4.1% International Studies‐European Studies 16 9.5% International Studies‐Latin American Studies 5 3.0% International Studies‐Middle Eastern Studies 1 0.6% International Studies‐Russian and Eastern European Studies 1 0.6% International Studies‐South Asian Studies 0 0.0% International Studies (includes all foci) 30 17.8% Neuroscience 21.2% Women's & Gender Studies 0 0.0% Total 65 38.5%

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Abroad in Middlebury Programs‐Majors continued: Total Majors: Undergraduates Abroad in Middlebury Programs Fall 2010 Majors % of Total Majors Language Division Chinese 10.6% French 53.0% German 42.4% Italian 21.2% Japanese 42.4% Russian 42.4% Spanish 74.1% Total 27 16.0% Literature Division English and American Literatures 5 3.0% Literary Studies 42.4% Total 95.3% Natural Sciences Division Biology 31.8% Molecular Biology and Biochemestry 7 4.1% Biochemistry 00.0% Chemistry 00.0% Geology 10.6% Mathematics 31.8% Computer Science 00.0% Physics 53.0% Total 19 11.2% Social Sciences Division Economics 95.3% Geography 31.8% Political Science 95.3% Psychology 63.6% Sociology/Anthropology 5 3.0% Total 32 18.9% Other Independent scholar 00.0% Total 00.0%

Grand Total 169 100.0%

Note: This table includes 117 single majors, 13 double majors, and 13 joint majors. In the fall of 2009 there are no undeclared students studying abroad in Middlebury programs.

Fall 2010 Student Profile 12 Preferences for major by gender can be seen for students studying abroad this fall in Middlebury programs.

Women Studying Abroad Men Studying Abroad International Studies‐European Studies (12) International Politics and Economics (13) International Politics and Economics (11) International Studies‐European Studies (5) Environmental Studies‐all foci (6) Political Science (5) History of Art and Architecture (6) Spanish (6) Economics (5)

*Shows majors with 5 or more students

Note: This summary includes all, not only first, majors.

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III. Study Away/Abroad in non‐Middlebury programs

A. ENROLLMENT A total of 74 Middlebury students are studying abroad in non‐Middlebury programs this fall. This figure includes 44 women and 30 men.

B. WHERE DO OUR STUDENTS COME FROM

Domestic Students Away/Abroad in non‐Middlebury Programs By State

Massachusetts 17

New York 9

California 7

Vermont 5

New Jersey 4

The following table with chart shows the racial/ethnic composition of the portion of the Middlebury student body studying away/abroad in non‐Middlebury programs this fall.

Study Away/Abroad‐non‐Middlebury Programs Enrollment‐Fall 2010 % of Traditional Female Male Total Student Enrollment Asian American, non‐Hispanic 3 2 5 6.8% Black/African American, non‐Hispanic 1 1 2 2.7% Hispanic/Latino 1 1 2 2.7% American Indian or Alaska Native, non‐Hispanic 0 0 0 0.0% Two or more races, non‐Hispanic 3 0 3 4.1% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non‐Hispanic 0 0 0 0.0% Race and/or ethnicity unknown 3 0 3 4.1% White, non‐Hispanic 30 24 54 73.0% Subtotal Domestic Students 41 28 69 93.2%

Full‐Time International Students 3 2 5 6.8%

TOTAL 44 30 74

Fall 2010 Student Profile 14 American Indian or Alaska Black/ African Native, non‐ Asian American, American, 3.6% Hispanic, 0.0% non‐Hispanic, 6.8% Hispanic/ Latino, 6.1%

Two or more races, non‐ Full‐Time Hispanic, 4.1% International Students, 6.8% Race and/or ethnicity White, Non‐ unknown, 4.1% Hispanic, 73.0%

Domestic Students Away/Abroad in Middlebury Programs by Race/Ethnicity with International Students

Note: Racial/ethnic breakouts are for domestic students only. Percents are based on the non‐Middlebury program enrollment of 74, which includes international students.

C. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS The countries represented by the 5 international students who are studying abroad in non‐Middlebury programs this fall include Canada, China, the Republic of Korea, and the United Kingdom.

D. WHERE OUR STUDENTS ARE STUDYING Of the 217 Middlebury students abroad/away this fall, 74 (34%) study through non‐ Middlebury programs.

Fall 2010 Student Profile 15 Study Abroad Non‐Middlebury Programs Middlebury Student Enrollment Fall 2010 Bolivia 1 Cameroon 1 Costa Rica 1 Czech Republic 2 Denmark 6 England 21 Greece 1 Ireland 2 Israel 2 Italy 1 Kenya 2 Madagascar 2 Mongolia 1 Multiple Sites 7 Netherlands 1 New Zealand 3 Peru 2 Scotland 7 Senegal 1 South Africa 4 Spain 1 Sweden 1 Tanzania 1 Turkey 2 Uganda 1 74

Fall 2010 Student Profile 16 The following is a listing by country of the programs and affiliations which Middlebury students studying away in non‐Middlebury programs are participating in this fall:

Country Program/University Bolivia SIT Study Abroad Cameroon SIT Study Abroad Costa Rica Organization for Tropical Studies/Duke Czech Republic CERGE‐EI Program Denmark Danish Institute for Study Abroad England Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design England Courtlauld Institute of Art England London School of Economics England Oxford University England Oxford University‐Lincoln College England Queen Mary, University of London England Royal Holloway England University College London England University of East Anglia England University of Nottingham Greece Arcadia University Ireland Tisch School of the Arts Abroad/NYU Ireland Trinity College Dublin Israel Tel Aviv University Israel University of Haifa Italy University of Gastronomic Sciences Kenya St. Lawrence University Madagascar SIT Study Abroad Mongolia SIT Study Abroad Multiple Sites International Honors Program Netherlands CIEE New Zealand University of Otago Peru Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru/UVA Scotland University of Edinburgh Scotland University of St. Andrews Senegal CIEE South Africa University of Capetown/CIEE Spain Metafora Sweden Swedish Program/Hamilton College Tanzania SIT Study Abroad Turkey Koc University/CIEE Turkey McGee Center for Eastern & Mediterranean Studies/Georgetown Uganda SIT Study Abroad

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E. MAJORS For the undergraduates studying away/abroad in non‐Middlebury programs this fall, majors can be seen in the following table.

Away/Abroad non‐Middlebury Programs‐ Majors Total Majors: Undergraduates Away/Abroad in non‐Middlebury Fall 2010 Programs Majors % of Total Majors Arts Division Music 33.5% Studio Art 22.4% Theater and Dance 22.4% Total 78.2% Humanities Division Classics 11.2% Classical Studies 00.0% History 33.5% History of Art & Architecture 9 10.6% Philosophy 22.4% Religion 11.2% Total 16 18.8% Interdepartmental Division American Studies 00.0% Environmental Studies‐Architectural Studies 00.0% Environmental Studies‐Creative Arts 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Conservation Biology 1 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Chemistry 1 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Economics 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Policy 1 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Religion, Philosophy, and the Environment 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Geography 1 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Geology 1 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Human Ecology 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental History 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Literature 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐New England Environments 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Non‐Fiction 1 1.2% Environmental Studies (includes all foci) 6 7.1% Film and Media Culture 1 1.2% International Politics and Economics 2 2.4% International Studies‐African Studies 3 3.5% International Studies‐East Asian Studies 0 0.0% International Studies‐European Studies 0 0.0% International Studies‐Latin American Studies 1 1.2% International Studies‐Middle Eastern Studies 1 1.2% International Studies‐Russian and Eastern European Studies 0 0.0% International Studies‐South Asian Studies 0 0.0% International Studies (includes all foci) 5 5.9% Neuroscience 22.4% Women's & Gender Studies 0 0.0% Total 16 18.8%

Fall 2010 Student Profile 18 Away/Abroad non‐Middlebury Programs‐ Majors continued: Total Majors: Undergraduates Away/Abroad in non‐Middlebury Fall 2010 Programs Majors % of Total Majors Language Division Chinese 00.0% French 00.0% German 11.2% Italian 11.2% Japanese 00.0% Russian 00.0% Spanish 00.0% Total 22.4% Literature Division English and American Literatures 7 8.2% Literary Studies 22.4% Total 910.6% Natural Sciences Division Biology 55.9% Molecular Biology and Biochemestry 1 1.2% Biochemistry 00.0% Chemistry 00.0% Geology 11.2% Mathematics 11.2% Computer Science 00.0% Physics 00.0% Total 89.4% Social Sciences Division Economics 910.6% Geography 44.7% Political Science 78.2% Psychology 67.1% Sociology/Anthropology 1 1.2% Total 27 31.8% Other Independent scholar 00.0% Total 00.0%

Grand Total 85 100.0%

Note: This table includes 61 single majors, 4 double majors, and 8 joint majors. In the fall of 2010 there are no undeclared students studying away in a non‐Middlebury programs.

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Preferences for major by gender can be seen for students studying away/abroad this fall in non‐Middlebury programs.

Women Studying Away/Abroad Men Studying Away/Abroad Psychology (6) Biology (5) Economics (5) History of Art and Architecture (5)

Note: This summary includes all, not only first, majors.

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IV. Entire Enrolled Student Body, Including Students Who Are Away From Campus

A. ENROLLMENT By federal definitions, students who are studying away from campus are not counted in enrollment figures for national surveys. Section I of this student profile provides data consistent with these federal definitions. Though data is not typically published with entire enrollment data, in other words including students both on‐campus as well as those studying away/abroad, it may be useful, particularly internally, to view the data in this way. Therefore, the following section details these data. Full‐Time Fall 2010

Class of 2011 714 Class of 2012 734 Class of 2013 681 Class of 2014 577 Transfer students 0 Total: Traditional Full‐Time 2,706

Teachers education (full‐time, non‐degree) 3 Total: Full‐Time Middlebury Students 2,709

Foreign exchange students (full‐time, non‐degree, visitors) 13

Part‐Time Seniors 13 Teaching assistants (non‐degree) 8 Faculty/staff enrolled for credit (non‐degree) 5 Visiting domestic student 1 Total Part‐Time 27

Grand Total, Headcount 2,749

Total Full‐Time Equivalent (FTE) 2,731

Where Middlebury Undergraduate Students Are Studying This Fall On‐Campus 2,532 Abroad in Middlebury Programs 143 Away/Abroad in non‐Middlebury Programs 74 Grand Total, Headcount 2,749

Fall 2010 Student Profile 21 Notes: 1. Students who are studying away/abroad are not counted by federal definitions. National surveys view enrollment data as it is displayed in Section I of this student profile. The figures throughout Section IV include Middlebury students who are on campus, studying away from campus in a non‐Middlebury program in the United States, and studying abroad in either Middlebury or non‐ Middlebury programs this fall. 2. Consistent with federal definitions, a part‐time student counts as a third of an FTE. 3. These figures include 292 international students. Twelve of these students are foreign exchange students (the thirteenth exchange student is a dual citizen and therefore counts as a United States citizen by federal definitions) and 7 are international teaching assistants. 4. A total of 2719 degree‐seeking students and 30 non‐degree seeking students are enrolled this fall. 5. “Traditional Student” refers to a degree‐seeking student, while “Non‐Traditional Student” refers to a non‐degree seeking student. 6. This data does not include the summer Language Schools or the Bread Loaf School of English.

B. WHERE DO OUR STUDENTS COME FROM Middlebury students (who are not international students or non‐traditional domestic students such as faculty/staff enrolled for credit, teacher’s education students, teaching assistants, or exchange students) come from all 52 states and territories. The following chart shows the states and territories from which the most students have come this fall.

Domestic Students By State New York 416 Massachusetts 323 Connecticut 185 California 184 Vermont 149 New Jersey 138 Pennsylvania 81 Maryland 77 Washington 73 New Hampshire 64 Texas 59 Illinois 56 Maine 55 Minnesota 49 Colorado 49

Note: This chart does not include foreign exchange or other international students. In addition, it does not include non‐traditional students such as teaching assistants, visiting

Fall 2010 Student Profile 22 students, faculty/staff enrolled for credit, exchange students, or those in teacher’s education.

As compared with 2749 students enrolled this fall, approximately 18.5% are domestic students of color. The following table with chart shows the racial/ethnic composition of the entire Middlebury student body.

Entire Enrollment‐Fall 2010 % of Traditional Female Male Total Student Enrollment Asian American, non‐Hispanic 103 60 163 5.9% Black/African American, non‐Hispanic 31 32 63 2.3% Hispanic/Latino 99 73 172 6.3% American Indian or Alaska Native, non‐Hispanic 3 2 5 0.2% Two or more races, non‐Hispanic 63 41 104 3.8% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non‐Hispanic 1 0 1 0.0% Race and/or ethnicity unknown 66 63 129 4.7% White, non‐Hispanic 881 928 1,809 65.8% Subtotal Domestic Degree‐Seeking Students 1,247 1,199 2,446 89.0% Full‐Time International Students 138 135 273 9.9% Total Degree‐Seeking Students 1,385 1,334 2,719 98.9%

Subtotal Other Students 24 6 30

TOTAL 1,409 1,340 2,749

Black/ African Hispanic/ American, 2.3% Latino, 6.3% Asian American, non‐Hispanic, American Indian 5.9% or Alaska Native, non‐ Hispanic, 0.2%

Full‐Time Race and/or International ethnicity Students, 9.9% unknown, 4.7% Two or more White, Non‐ races, non‐ Hispanic, 65.8% Hispanic, 3.8%

Domestic Students by Race/Ethnicity with International Students

Note: Racial/ethnic breakouts are for domestic students only. Percents are based on 2749, which includes the international students. This chart does not include non‐

Fall 2010 Student Profile 23 traditional students such as exchange students, faculty/staff enrolled for credit, visiting students, those in teacher’s education, or teaching assistants.

C. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS This fall there are 273 full time, traditional international students (9.9% of the entire enrollment) with 75 countries represented. Countries with the most students include:

Countries with 4 or More Students

Canada 34

Japan 13

India 11

Republic of Korea 10

Singapore 8

Kenya 7

Hong Kong 7

France 7

United Kingdom 6

Nepal 5

Afghanistan 5

Russia 4

Netherlands 4

Italy 4

Germany 4

England 4

Note: By federal definitions, Middlebury is required to include Canadians as international students.

D. GENDER There are differences in the proportions of men and women in the entire student body based on citizenship.

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48% International 52%

49% Domestic 51%

Male Female

In addition, there are differences in gender proportions among domestic students of color, other domestic students, and international students. Generally, there are more women domestic students of color than men.

Gender by Racial/Ethnic Group

International 51%

White, non‐Hispanic 49%

Race and/or ethnicity unknown 51%

American Indian or Alaska Native, non‐Hispanic 60%

Hispanic/Latino 58%

Black/African American, non‐Hispanic 49%

Male Asian American, non‐Hispanic 63% Female

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E. MAJORS For the student body of both on campus and away from campus this fall, majors can be seen in the following table.

Total Majors: Entire Enrollment Fall 2010 Majors % of Total Majors Arts Division Music 23 1.2% Studio Art 16 0.8% Theater and Dance 61 3.2% Total 100 5.2% Humanities Division Classics 70.4% Classical Studies 30.2% History 74 3.8% History of Art & Architecture 76 4.0% Philosophy 41 2.1% Religion 24 1.2% Total 225 11.7% Interdepartmental Division American Studies 24 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Architectural Studies 11 0.6% Environmental Studies‐Creative Arts 4 0.2% Environmental Studies‐Conservation Biology 17 0.9% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Chemistry 10 0.5% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Economics 12 0.6% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Policy 23 1.2% Environmental Studies‐Religion, Philosophy, and the Environment 2 0.1% Environmental Studies‐Geography 10 0.5% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Geology 12 0.6% Environmental Studies‐Human Ecology 6 0.3% Environmental Studies‐Environmental History 3 0.2% Environmental Studies‐Literature 4 0.2% Environmental Studies‐New England Environments 0 0.0% Environmental Studies‐Environmental Non‐Fiction 9 0.5% Environmental Studies (includes all foci) 123 6.4% Film and Media Culture 26 1.4% International Politics and Economics 67 3.5% International Studies‐African Studies 9 0.5% International Studies‐East Asian Studies 24 1.2% International Studies‐European Studies 41 2.1% International Studies‐Latin American Studies 28 1.5% International Studies‐Middle Eastern Studies 14 0.7% International Studies‐Russian and Eastern European Studies 2 0.1% International Studies‐South Asian Studies 1 0.1% International Studies (includes all foci) 119 6.2% Neuroscience 64 3.3% Women's & Gender Studies 4 0.2% Total 427 22.2%

Fall 2010 Student Profile 26 Total Majors: Entire Enrollment Fall 2010 Majors % of Total Majors Language Division Chinese 29 1.5% French 27 1.4% German 20 1.0% Italian 90.5% Japanese 25 1.3% Russian 15 0.8% Spanish 38 2.0% Total 163 8.5% Literature Division English and American Literatures 131 6.8% Literary Studies 26 1.4% Total 157 8.2% Natural Sciences Division 0 Biology 53 2.8% Molecular Biology and Biochemestry 53 2.8% Biochemistry 33 1.7% Chemistry 24 1.2% Geology 31 1.6% Mathematics 38 2.0% Computer Science 14 0.7% Physics 34 1.8% Total 280 14.6% Social Sciences Division Economics 198 10.3% Geography 53 2.8% Political Science 138 7.2% Psychology 113 5.9% Sociology/Anthropology 68 3.5% Total 570 29.6% Other Independent scholar 20.1% Total 20.1% 0 Grand Total 1924 100.0%

Note: This table includes 1234 single majors, 183 double majors, and 174 joint majors. In addition to the figures in this table, in the fall of 2010 there are 1164 first‐year or undeclared students. Thirty enrolled but non‐degree seeking students are not included in these figures.

Fall 2010 Student Profile 27 Differences in major preferences can be seen by gender for degree‐seeking students this fall.

All Women All Men Environmental Studies‐all foci (85) Economics (141) English and American Literatures (84) Political Science (79) Psychology (68) Environmental Studies‐all foci (48) Political Science (59) History (48) Economics (57) English and American Literatures (47) Sociology/Anthropology (52) Psychology (45) History of Art and Architecture (43) International Politics and Economic (34) Neuroscience (41) History of Art and Architecture (33) International Politics and Economics (33) Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (30) Biology (32) Philosophy (29) Theater (30) Mathematics (28) Geography (26) Geography (27) History (26) Physics (27) International Studies ‐ European Union (26) Neuroscience (23) Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (23) Biology (21) International Studies ‐ Latin America (22) Theater (20) Spanish (20)

*Shows majors with 20 or more students

Note: This summary includes all, not only first, majors.

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V. Visiting Undergraduate Students Studying Abroad in Middlebury programs

A. ENROLLMENT A total of 135 undergraduate students from other institutions are enrolled in Middlebury programs abroad this fall. This figure includes 93 undergraduate women and 39 undergraduate men. Three students did not indicate a gender.

B. WHERE DO OUR VISITING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS COME FROM The following chart shows the institutions from which the visiting students have come to Middlebury programs.

Home Institution Number Pomona College 12 Tulane University 10 Brown University 8 Davidson College 5 Sarah Lawrence College 5 Smith College 5 Tufts University 5 University of Vermont 5 Amherst College 4 Grinnell College 4 Williams College 4 Columbia University 3 Hobart/William Smith 3 Univ Wisc Madison 3 Yale University 3 Bowdoin College 2 Fordham University 2 George Washington 2 Georgetown University 2 Harvard Undergrad Adm 2 St Michaels College 2 Univ Mississippi 2 Univ Tennessee Knoxville 2 Wellesley College 2 Wesleyan University 2 Whitman College 2

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Home Institutions continued: Home Institution Number Bard College 1 Boston University 1 Claremont Mckenna 1 Clemson University 1 Colby College 1 Colgate University 1 Cornell University 1 Dartmouth College 1 Duke University 1 Emory University 1 Franklin Marshall College 1 Gettysburg College 1 Haverford College 1 Lawrence University 1 Macalester College 1 Mount Holyoke College 1 New York University 1 Oberlin College 1 Ohio Univ Athens 1 Scripps College 1 Stanford University 1 Swarthmore College 1 United States Air Force 1 Univ Alabama Tuscaloosa 1 Univ Calif San Diego 1 Univ Iowa 1 Univ Missouri Columbia 1 Univ Nebraska Lincoln 1 Univ Pennsylvania Undrgrd 1 Univ Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 1 Vassar College 1 Washington University 1 Wheaton College Ma 1 Wofford College 1 Total 135

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C. WHERE VISITING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ARE STUDYING

Study Abroad‐Middlebury Programs Visiting Undergraduate Enrollment Fall 2010 Middlebury School in China 24 Middlebury School in France 23 Middlebury School in Germany 1 Middlebury School in Italy 4 Middlebury School in Japan 0 Middlebury School in Latin America 24 Middlebury School in Middle East 23 Middlebury School in Russia 23 Middlebury School in Spain 13 Total 135

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VI. Graduate Students Studying Abroad in Middlebury programs

A. ENROLLMENT A total of 85graduate students enrolled in Middlebury programs abroad this fall. This figure includes 59 women and 26 men.

B. WHERE DO OUR GRADUATE STUDENTS COME FROM Domestic graduate students come from 27 states and territories. Three international graduate students come from Germany, Spain, and Trinidad & Tobago. This chart shows states or territories with 3 or more students.

Domestic Graduate Students By State

Pennsylvania 11 New York 8 California 7 Conneticut 6 Massachusetts 5 Minnesota 4 Washington 3 Virginia 3 North Carolina 3 Illinois 3 Georgia 3

C. WHERE GRADUATE STUDENTS ARE STUDYING

Study Abroad‐Middlebury Programs Graduate Student Enrollment Fall 2010 Middlebury School in China 0 Middlebury School in France 28 Middlebury School in Germany 2 Middlebury School in Italy 18 Middlebury School in Japan 0 Middlebury School in Latin America 0 Middlebury School in Middle East 0 Middlebury School in Russia 2 Middlebury School in Spain 35 Total 85

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