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Idaho State University Statistical Portrait: Academic Year 1997-1998. INSTITUTION Idaho State Univ., Pocatello DOCUMENT RESUME ED 434 630 HE 032 408 AUTHOR Blair, Cathy TITLE Idaho State University Statistical Portrait: Academic Year 1997-1998. INSTITUTION Idaho State Univ., Pocatello. PUB DATE 1998-10-00 NOTE 220p. PUB TYPE Numerical/Quantitative Data (110) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC09 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *College Faculty; *College Students; *Degrees (Academic); Educational Facilities; *Educational Finance; *Enrollment; Higher Education; School Demography; State Aid; Student Financial Aid; Tables (Data); Teacher Salaries; Tuition IDENTIFIERS *Idaho State University ABSTRACT The tables and graphs in this document provide a statistical portrait of Idaho State University (ISU). The first section presents student data for both the fall and spring semesters of 1997-1998, and include unduplicated headcount enrollment, full-time-equivalent enrollment, student credit hours, student age distribution, residence of students, student/faculty ratio, and mean American College Testing (ACT) composite scores for new, full-time academic freshmen. The next section presents data on degrees and certificates, including number of academic programs accredited, number of applied technology programs accredited, degrees and certificates available to ISU students, and degrees and certificates awarded by ISU during 1996-97. A third section provides faculty and staff data, including faculty salaries (mean nine-month), and average administrative salaries (12-month). Financial data tables include student fees and expenses (per semester), tuition and fees (average annual cost), financial aid granted (fiscal year (FY) 1997), higher education appropriations (FY 1998), ISU revenues for FY 1997, and ISU expenditures for FY 1997. Tables covering facilities provide data on: physical plant assets (end of FY 1997), replacement value for total facilities, square footage of total assignable area, total residents in ISU housing, library total volume count, academic classes held on campus each week, regular classes held in Idaho Falls each week, and regular academic class sections offered on-campus. (DB) ******************************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. ******************************************************************************** STATISTICAL PORTRAIT 19971998 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement STATE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION PERMISSION TO REPRODUCEAND CENTER (ERIC) DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS ki This document has been reproduced as UNIVERSITY BEEN GRANTED BY received from the person or organization originating it. Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality. Points of view or opinions stated in this document do not necessarily represent TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES official OERI position or policy. INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) 1 OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH BEST COPY AVA1LAB 2 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY STATISTICAL PORTRAIT ACADEMIC YEAR 1997-1998 This book contains data on students, faculty and staff, finances, and physical facilities at Idaho State University. OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS BOX 8368 POCATELLO, IDAHO 83209 PHONE: (208) 236-4430 FAX: (208) 236-4487 E-MAIL: [email protected] PREPARED BY: CATHY BLAIR Research Analyst ISU IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY OIR STATISTICAL PORTRAIT 1997-1998 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 HIGHLIGHTS 4 SECTION I: STUDENTS 8 Academic Student Enrollment Headcount 9 Applied Technology Student Enrollment Data 13 Off -Campus Enrollment Data 14 Academic Enrollment Comparison (Postsecondary Education) 16 Vocational Enrollment Comparison (Postsecondary Education) 21 Geographical Distribution of Students 22 New Freshmen by County 24 Student Full-Time Equivalents 32 Student/Faculty Ratios 38 Student Credit Hours 40 Student Demographic Data (Fall Semester, 1997) 46 Student Demographic Data (Five-Year Comparison) 56 Student Age Distribution 69 Student Enrollment Data for Spring Semester, 1998 76 SECTION DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES 125 Academic Major List with Degrees Offered 126 Applied Technology Certificates and Degrees Offered 129 Accredited Programs by College and Agency 131 Number of Degrees and Certificates Available by College 135 Academic Degrees Awarded 136 Applied Technology Certificates and Degrees Awarded 143 Academic Degrees Conferred (Postsecondary Education) 144 SECTION HI: FACULTY AND STAFF 147 Number of I.S.U. Employees 148 Employee FTE History (Postsecondary Education) 149 Number of Full-Time Faculty 150 Faculty Salaries 151 Faculty Salary Comparison (Postsecondary Education) 158 Exempt Non-Faculty Salaries 161 Administrative Salary Comparison 162 SECTION IV: FINANCE 164 Student Fees and Expenses 165 Student Financial Aid Awarded 171 State Appropriation Analysis. 174 Operating Budgets (Postsecondary Education) 175 Revenues (Current Funds) 176 Expenditures (Current Funds) 177 SECTION V: FACILITIES 178 Physical Plant Assets 179 Replacement Values for Facilities 180 Square Footage of Facilities 181 Housing Occupancy Report 182 Library Collection 183 Data About Classes 184 INDEX 189 2 ISU OIR STATISTICAL PORTRAIT 1997-1998 INTRODUCTION This is the 22nd in a series of statistical portraits developed by the Office of Institutional Research. It has been designed to provide the faculty, administration, and other interested persons with a basic statistical portrait of the university. Some of the information provides a snapshot of the university at a particular point in time, while other data portrays trends over a period of time. The information is divided into sections which emphasize students, programs, faculty and staff, finances, and physical facilities. Several assumptions have gone into the preparation of this resource book. First and most importantly, there is a basic assumption that information about the status of the university is one of the most significant tools in effective educational decision making.Second, there is the assumption that the availability of information about the university in a centralized and relatively easy to use format will help improve the level of knowledge about the institution and will help assure that consistent information is provided to any general inquiries. Finally, the series of fact books can be utilized to provide trend data over many years for a wide variety of institutional characteristics. However, because we are constantly working to improve the usefulness of this document, changes have been and will continue to be made in the content and format, so all data may not be available over the entire series. In this line, we do welcome suggestions from readers of the document about how we might make it more useful or more understandable. If there is information which does not appear in this portrait or if something could be presented in a more useful form, please contact the Office of Institutional Research.Our primary purpose is to be of assistance in making information accessible to its users. Any comments or suggestions that will enable us to do our job better will be given every consideration. ISU OIR IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY STATISTICAL PORTRAIT 1997-1998 HIGHLIGHTS SECTION I: STUDENTS (AS OF THE 10TH DAY OF FALL SEMESTER, 1997) UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT Academic 10,618 PAGE 11 Applied Technology 1,268 PAGE 11 Total 11,886 PAGE 11 Academic Undergraduates 8,844 PAGE 49 Academic Graduate Students 1,774 PAGE 52 New Academic Freshmen 1,404 PAGE 55 New Applied Technology Students 317 PAGE 59 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT Academic 8,164 PAGE 32 Applied Technology 1,075 PAGE 33 Total 9,239 STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Academic 119,444 PAGE 40 Applied Technology 16,125 PAGE 13 Total 135,569 STUDENT AGE DISTRIBUTION Mean Age Academic 27.9 PAGE 56 Applied Technology 27.4 PAGE 56 Total 27.8 PAGE 56 Full-Time Undergraduates Under Age 24 Academic 63.2% PAGE 72 Applied Technology 60.0% PAGE 73 Total 62.9% RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS Idaho Residents Academic 92.7% PAGE 23 Applied Technology 97.6% PAGE 23 Total 93.2% Number of Idaho Counties Represented 44 PAGE 22 Number of States Represented 46 PAGE 23 Number of Foreign Countries Represented 47 PAGE 23 STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO Budgeted Academic Ratio 16.6 PAGE 38 Applied Technology Ratio 12.1 PAGE 38 MEAN A.C.T. COMPOSITE SCORE FOR FULL-TIME NEW ACADEMIC FRESHMEN 21.5 PAGE 53 STATISTICAL PORTRAIT 1997-1998 HIGHLIGHTS (Continued) SECTION I: STUDENTS (AS OF THE 10TH DAY OF SPRING SEMESTER, 1998) UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT Academic 11,236 PAGE 79 Applied Technology 1,302 PAGE 79 Total 12,538 PAGE 79 Academic Undergraduates 8,796 PAGE 105 Academic Graduate Students 2,440 PAGE 108 New Academic Freshmen 449 PAGE 111 New Applied Technology Students 144 PAGE 115 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT Academic 8,197 PAGE 90 Applied Technology 1,066 PAGE 91 Total 9,263 STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Academic 119,505 PAGE 96 Applied Technology 15,989 PAGE 81 Total 135,494 STUDENT AGE DISTRIBUTION Mean Age Academic 29.1 PAGE 112 Applied Technology 27.8 PAGE 112 Total 29.0 PAGE 112 Full-Time Undergraduates Under Age 24 Academic 60.2% Applied Technology 58.5% Total 59.9% RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS Idaho Residents Academic 93.1% Applied Technology 97.4% Total 93.6% Number of Idaho Counties Represented 44 Number of States Represented 45 Number of Foreign Countries Represented 48 STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO Budgeted Academic Ratio 15.9 Applied Technology Ratio 12.3 PAGE 81 MEAN A.C.T. COMPOSITE SCORE FOR FULL-TIME NEW ACADEMIC FRESHMEN 20.5 PAGE 109 5 STATISTICAL PORTRAIT 1997-1998 HIGHLIGHTS
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