Dayton, Dayton, Ohio Ohio
Wnght Wnght State State University University
STAlE STAlE
WRIGHT WRIGHT
Fall1981 Fall1981
Student Student Profile Profile
873-2555 873-2555 (513) (513)
Millett Millett Hall Hall 120 120
Systems Systems Information Information Student Student of of Office Office
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OHIO OHIO DAYTON, DAYTON,
UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY STATE STATE WRIGHT WRIGHT
1981 1981 FALL' FALL'
PROFILE PROFILE STUDENT STUDENT t .
Introduction
'!he 1981 Student Profile oattains deroograFtlic data on students
enrolled at wright State University for the Fall ()larter 1981.
Infonnation is also included on degrees awarded for the previous year.
Chly data of general interest to the university a.mruni.ty-were
selected for publication. Persons interested in cbtaining additional
infonnation may contact the Office of Student Information Systems, 120
Millett Hall.
wayne L. Peterson Director
Sharon E. Landis Office Manager TABLE OF CONTENTS
Enrollment by Campus, Fulltime-Parttime Sex and Degree Status • . • • • • • • 1 Main Campus Enrollment 1977-81 • • • • • • 2 Western Ohio Branch Campus Enrollment 1977-81. 3 Undergraduate Enrollment 1977-81 • • • • • • • • 4 Degree Graduate & Professional Enrollment 1977-81•• 5 Non-degree Graduate & Professional Enrollment 1977-81 •• 6 Enrollment by Entrance Status, Race and Age. 7 Undergraduate Enrollment by College/School • • 8 Graduate & Professional Enrollment by College/School • 9
Enrollment by Credit Hours • ...... ~ . 9 Students Living on Campus. • ...... 9 Degree Undergraduate Students by Major ...... 10-12 Degree Graduate & Professional Students by Major . . . 13-15 Marital Status, Disabled Students, Veterans and Students from Wright Patterson Air Force Base • . . . . 16 Students Receiving Financial Aid . . . . . 17 Degree Undergraduate Grade Point Averages, Spring 1981 • 17 Enrollment by Ohio County of Origin. 18 Enrollment by State of Origin...... 19 International Students ...... 20 New Degree Freshmen; Intended Area of Study. . . . • • 21-22 New Degree Freshmen High School Origin • • ...... 23 Transfer Students College of Origin. • . . . 23 New Degree Freshmen by Ohio C~unty of Origin . . . . 24
Bachelor Degrees Conferred 1980-8~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • 25 Graduate & Professional Degrees Conferred 1980-81...... 25 FALL ENROLIMENT Percentage Main cantpls 14,418 94.1 - 2.0 Piqua Resident Credit Center 64 .4 Western Ohio Brandl Canpls 904 5.9 + 8.9 Total University (unduplicated) 15,327 - 2.0 Full Time 8,485 55.4 + 2.9 Part Time 6,842 44.6 - 7.5 . Men 7,510 49.0 - .9 . wanen 7,817 51.0 - 2.9 Degree Students Students enrollerl in a specific graduate or 'UOOergraduate degree or certificate program Freshmen 3,495 Master• s Degree 2,199 Sopharore 2,123 Ed. s. Degree 40 Junior 2,067 M.D. Degree 373 Senior 2,247 Psy. D. Degree 88 Teacher Al.D. Degree ~34 Certification 83 Total Degree Students 12,749 83.2% of all students Change from Fall 1980 - .6% · Non-Degree Students Students oot enrollerl in a Undergraduate 1,652 Graduate 926 Total Non~ Students ?' 578 16.8% of all ·students Change frcim Fall 1980 - 8.1% 1 WRIGHTSTATE UNIVERSITY MAINCAt1PUS EnT'ollment . 10 000 ' 14,009 13,559 12 (.)(.)(.) ' ·~" ... 1 ~ PT'O f I'PI-1D/EDr::J 8,000 0 I @09 4 000 ' 2 000 ' 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 HRIGHTSTATE UNIVERSITY WESTERNOHIO BRANCH CAMPUS 904 714 373 1977 1978 1979 i989 1981 I• Grand Total I• Associ ate Degree I HRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY MAINCAMPUS Underg~aduateEnrollment 12 000 ' 10 t 810 ~0•000 6 , 000 4 t 000 2 I 000 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 111111Degree I• Non Degree I HRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY r·1AIN CAMPUS Deg~eeGraduate Students 2 500 2t250 ·1'750 250 9 1971 ., 978 1979 1980 198·1 .... 1 . r,.e~t..Jrn1ng New Continuing Total WRIGHTSTATE UNIVERSITY t1AIN CAf1PUS Non Degree Graduate Students :::::J--~~-~~--~ ~~-~~~~- ...... ______~--- -"""- ___"""- ___ ~ ...... --~____.,------~ 800 600 409 2@0 0~------~------~------~------~ 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 -if-'- Relurning ---+- Ne~ -+- Conlinuing -+-Total FALL CUARTER 1981 ENI'RANCE STATUS Non- Degree Degree Total PeJ:cent of all Students ·New Freshmen 1981 High School Graduates 1,466 108 1,574 10.3 Graduated Prior to 1981 238 213 451 i.9 New Graduate and Professional Students 509 233 742 4.8 Continuing Students (attended Spring or S\.1'111ler 1981) 8, 713 1,000 9,713 63.4 Reb.Irning Students (attended Wright State prior to Spring or Sumner 1981) 1,016 542 1,558 10.2 Transfer Students (atterded another College or Univ. ) 806 482 1,288 8.4 RACE OF ALL S'IUDENTS (Classified according to Federal oampliance ~rting categories) Students Percent Students Percent Asian 188 1.2 hnerican Black 878 5.7 Indian 25 .2 Foreign 185 1.2 White 13,902 90.7 Hispanic 104 .7 Unknc:Mn 45 .3 Age of all Students Change' Fxan ~ Students Percent Fall 1980 Under 20 3,061 20.0 - 2.0% 20-22 3,697 24.1 23-29 4,478 29.2 - .5 30-39 2,760 18.0 - 5.3 40-49 979 6.4 ... 5.7 50-59 293 1.9 60-69 58 .4 - 6.5 70+ 1 44.1% of all students are 22 years of age or younger 47.2% of all s~ents are between 23 and 39 years of age 7 WRIGHTSTATE UNIVERSITY MAINCAMPUS FALL 1981 UNOERGRAOUATtENROLLMENT B•• -s i n Pss 8-J, Education 24% Unlv. Div. 4% Nursing 22% Sci &Egr DISTRIBUTIONBY MAJOR Graduate and Professional Enrollment Fall 1981 Number % Business & Administration 601 16.4 Education & Human Services 1129 30.8 Graduate Studies 76 2.0 Liberal Arts 98 2.6 Medicine 377 10.3 Nursing 38 1.0 Professional Psychology 88 2.4 Science and Engineering 327 8.9 Non Degree 926 25.3 3660 Enrollment bl Credit Hours Fal 1981 Hours Undergraduate . Graduate 1-3 8.8% 36.1% 3 •. 5 - 6 13.6% 30.7% 6.5 - 8 7.3% 7.6% 8.5 - 11.5 6.0% 5.4% 12 and above 64.2% 20.2% Students Living on Campus Hamilton University Hall A2artments Men 122 160 Women 198 125 TID m Freshmen 184 135 Sophomore 74, 65 Junior 41 41 Senior 19 20 Graduate 2 14 9 FALL QUARtER 1981 Students~ Major Undergraduate Business University College of % of Degree Ma.jor Division Business Total U.G. Students Undecided 366 382 748 Account.arcy 172 479 651 Business E<::xJn:mics 5 27 32 Business (Mioor) 14 14 Finance 14 101 115 General Business 3 3 Management 54 349 403 Marketing 51 276 327 Quantitative Business Analysis 4 4 Total 662 1,635 2,297 22.9 Education University College of % of Degree Major Division Education Total U.G. St:lrlents Urrlecided 33 93 126 Elementary Undecided 40 105 145 Art 4 19 23 Educational Media 1 2 3 Humanities 3 3 Early Orild Kgtn. 4 81 85 language Arts 48 48 Mathematics 33 33 Science 1 22 23 Physical Educ. 13 13 Social Studies 1 15 16 Special Ed Elm 2 42 44 Special Ed ID 14 63 77 Secondary Art 4 22 26 Business 2 30 32 Business 23 23 Physical Education 18 63 81 Educational Media 15 15 English 3 33 36 Speech 6 6 10 Stu:lents by Major - Undergraduate, Fall, 1981 Education Majors (continued) university College ·of % of Degree Major Division Education Total U.G. Stu:lents 'Iheatre 5 5 History 5 26 31 Mathenatics 4 16 20 Science 1 2 3 Biology 10 10 Chenistry 1 1 Earth Science 6 6 Physics 1 1 Social Studies 20 20 Rehabilitation 7 49 56 Certification 82 82 Total 145 948 1093 10.9% Liberal Arts university College of % of Degree Division Liberal Arts Total U.G. Students Undecided 98 231 329 Undecided Creative Arts 5 3 8 Art 26 121 147 Music 25 71 96 Theatre 66 159 225 Anthropology 2 25 27 Econanics 1 13 14 Geography 1 28 28 History 4 61 65 Political Science 27 147 174 Social ~rk 16 134 150 Sociology 2 78 80 Urban Studies 1 34 35 camunications 8 232 240 camunication Disorders 1 26 26 English 3 78 81 French 3 12 12 German 2 4 6 Spanish 2 10 12 f.biem language 5 5 Greek 1 1 2 Latin 1 1 Philosophy 2 13 15 Religion 4 4• Classical Hunanities 6 6 Total 291 1497 1788 17.8% 11 Sttrlents by Major - UOOergraduate, Fall, 1981 .Science an:1 Etyineering College of University Science & %of Degree Major Division Engineering Total U.G. St'OOents Biology 62 249 311 Bio-f.i:!dical Egr. 25 75 100 Chemistry 11 130 141 Cooputer Egr. 53 133 186 Cclrplter Scieoce 235 524 759 ~gineering 73 64 137 ~gineering Physics 6 17 23 ~viromental Health 8 38 46 ~viromlental Sttrlies 17 17 Geology 15 83 98 Human Factors Egr. 58 58 Materials Science Egr. 6 49 55 Mathanatics 19 34 53 Medical Techrx>logy 25 134 159 Physics 9 16 25 p~~l~ 41 222 263 Systems Egr. 100 380 480 Undecided 114 170 284 Tbtal 802 2,393 3-;BS 31.9% Nursil'¥J 549 5.4% Universi~ Division Urrlecided 672 Special High School St\Xlents 40 Tbtal 712 7.1% Western Ohio Branch Ccm'pus Associate of Arts Degree Business 32 Elementary Edu::ation 35 Humanities an:1 Social Science 1 Science an:1 Er¥3ineering 22 Cclmunity & Rehabilitation Science 14 Associate of AWlied Science Acco.mting Tec:hoology 62 Business Management Techoology 21 Data Processing Technology 45 Retail Marketing Management Techoology 7 Secretarial Technology 29 Electronics Techno!~ 44 Mechanical Drafting Design Technology 41 Autamti.ve Techoology' 7 Manufacturing Technology 18 water Well Technology · 5 Tbtal 383 3.8% 12 FALL QUARrER 1981 St00er1ts by Major I?egree Graduate & Professional Students % of Degree o:>llege of Business Grcrluate Students Accountan::y 68 Finance Adrn:i.nistration 30 Finance & Banking 92 General .Managanent 21 .Managanent 254 Market.in:J 58 Quantitative Business Analysis 23 Social & Applied Econani.cs so I£>gistics Management 3 Total 599 21.9% % of Degree College of Edocation & Human Services Graduate Stl.x'lents Administrative Specialist Instruction 4 Pupil Persomel 1 Research 2 Special Education 7 Staff Personnel 1 Pri.ncipalship Middle SChool 32 SUpervisar/CUrriculun Elementary 36 Certification candidate 69 Curriculum & Supervision Special Edocatioo 18 Teacher Leader 332 Media 2 Sclxlol Counseling 34 Sttdent/Personnel Services School Psy. 35 Educational leadership 19 Personnel Counseling Mental Health 126 Business & Irxlustry 47 ' 13 Students by Major - Graduate Students, Fall 1981 Education Majors (continued) Rehabilitation CO\mseling 41 Classroan Teacher - Undecided 27 Elementary Classrcx:.ro Teacher Art 1 Early Chil.db:xx:i 26 Reading 29 Mathematics 4 Science 3 Social Science 2 Iearning & Behavior 8 Media 8 Mic:XUe School Classrocm Teacher Iearning & Behavior 4 Secondary Classroan Teacher Business 8 English 4 Media 10 Mathena.tics 3 Science 4 Social Studies 2 Iearning & Behavior 6 Art Therapy 20 Classroan Teacher (K-12) Art 13 Reading Specialist 23 Special Education/Educable Mentally Retarded 11 Special Education/Learning Disabilities 26 Special Education/Multiple ~ts 14 Special Education/Gifted Children 24 Media 6 Educational Specialist (Fds.) 40 Total 1128 41.3% %of Deqree College of Liberal Arts Graduate Students English 43 History 20 Humanities 20 Music 15 'Ibtal 98 3.6% 14 Students by Major - Graduate Students, Fall 1981 % of Degree College of Science & Engineering Graduate Stroents Biology 23 Anatany 7 BicrChemistry 5 Micrd:>iology & Irrmuoology 13 Physiology 16 . Chanistry 36 catp.lter Science 94 Geology 42 Ma.thema.tics 22 MST Earth Science 1 Physics 12 Syste:ns Engineerin:J 54 Carputer Engineering 1 Total 327 11.9% School of Nursing 38 1.4% %of Degree School of Graduate Stulies Graduate St:OOents Applied Behavioral Science 41 Bianedical Sciences (Ph.D.) 34 Selected Graduate Studies 1 Total 76 2.8% School of Medicine 373 13.6% School of Professional Psyclx?logy 88 3.2% 15 . FALL QUARI'ER 1981 Marital Status % Unmarried % ~farried Men 69.7 30.3 Wc.:mm 60.6 39~4 UOOergradua.te 73.4 26.6 Graduate 39.4 60.6 Disabled Student Population 390 disablai stulents received services durin} 198Q-81. This nunber reflects only those st\.dents requirinJ assistance. Disability Visually _int)airOO. 29 IBa.rni.ng Disabled 34 Hearin]/Speech 6 Ort:hq;ledic 208 Other (inchrli.ng neurological, cardiac, Male 219 respiratory, glardular Female 171" & tarp:lrary disabilities) 113 Graduated during 1980-81 25 Veterans St\rlents receivinJ Veterans educatiooal benefits: Undergraduate Graduate Total Veterans 610 97 707 ~icemen on active duty 27 28 55 Rehabilitation Veterans 22 1 23 Wife or Child of De<;&lSed Veteran 57 8 65 716 134 856 Wright Patterson Air Force Base 428 st\rlents fran wright Patterson Air Farce Base are.attendin; the university under a fee reimburserrent plan. 16 FALL CVARTER 1981 Financial Aid Financial programs administered by the Office of Financial Aid for the 1980-81 acad~c year. The number of students receiving financial aid is 4,850. 'Ihis cDe5 not include af.Proximately 650 students 'tA1.o received short-term loans fran the Office of Financial Aid. Types of aid, number of recipients, arrl arounts awarded as of 9/17/81: No. of Total Alrount Average Ano.mt ReciEients Awarded of .Award National Direct student Loan 549 $ 515,784 $ 939 Supplemental ·Education Oprx>rtunity Grant 406 216,723 534 Basic Educational Opp>rtunity Grant 1,732 1,641,473 948 Ohio Instructional Grant 1,364 510,503 374 College W:lrk-Study* 1,172 1,442,878 1,231 ~right State University Scholarship 448 284,206 634 Guaranteed Student Loan 1,912 5,670,241 2,966 *In crldi.tion, there are approximately 515 students working un:ier the regular student payroll. Pegree Undergraduates Grade Point Average Spring QJarter 1981 37. 6% of all degree 'UOOergraduates have a grade JX>int average of 3.0 or better. 87.5% of all degree 'UOOergraduates have a grade JX>int average of 2.0 or better. Grade Point average of 3.0 or better Grade Point average of 2.0 or better 35.6% of the Freshmen 69.7% of the Freshmen . 36.4% of the Sq;harores 72.5% of · ~ Sqi1atm'es 37. 7% of the Juniors 88.7%.of the Juniors 40.2% of the Seniors 90.1% of the Seniors Grade Point Averages are for students receiving grades Spring \)larter 1980-81. · 17 18 · · ...... epresen epresen e e Count-ies Count-ies R R "81 "81 d" t t ~lAWitENCEl I I I I 1 ~~!!Is:.\ ~~!!Is:.\ ~L 7 7 10 10 . . ... 7 7 /' /' l...-r-r-J l...-r-r-J 2 I' I' I I I I ~ ~ SCIOTO SCIOTO I I • I I I I ---;-p_ ---;-p_ IROWN--r- ADAMS ADAMS --- GALliA GALliA J, J, l l ,__-L_ ' ' 20 20 2 2 3 3 r-- T, T, -~~~-; -~~~-; ~-MEiGS- 201 201 16 16 tlERMCM"! tlERMCM"! ...... 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I ~---r ~---r ~~-- HENRY HENRY I I I I I h 1 1 TRUMIUU. TRUMIUU. /WOOD /WOOD 4 4 CUYAHOGA CUYAHOGA 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 2 2 ,' ,' :OTTAWA :OTTAWA , , ...... I I J ~ 21 21 --...,...-- . . I I GEAUGA GEAUGA FULT~Luiis FULT~Luiis JGi~-r JGi~-r s 9 9 f"WilliAMS f"WilliAMS : : ll ll ~~\~ ~~\~ l ASHTAIUU All All Students Students the the · at at Univers-ity Univers-ity at at of of Enrollment Enrollment time time County County of of Residence Residence FALL FALL CUARl'ER CUARl'ER 198l 198l \ \~\_ (at Time of En:!~the University) ~. ------,r---- Fall 1981 WA I ---1--·-··--r-_....,_ 1 I • MT ND --} \ I 1 4 { o~ I rn ~r-r----s·;-- ....___ I WY I 1 I · r--1____ I r-1 _ ___ . I r---i I I I L . NE ( NV , UT _J_f 3 1 cor~------·~ 3 • 1 KS ' ---.,_..L 5 OK AR 1 AL 1 6 TX 13 .I . FALL (JJARTER 1981 Students Attending with Foreign Student Visas Male Female Total Freshmen 8 2 Scphcm:>re 17 4 Junior 14 3 Senior 22 5 Graduate 40 19 Professional 2 103 33 136 Continuing 100 New 11 Transfer 19 Returning 2 Not direct fran High School 4 136 MAJOR FIEID Non-Degree 3 Business 26 Education 2 Graduate Studies 3 Liberal Arts 5 Nursing 1 Science & Egr. 87 Univ. Division 8 ~ 1 136 Twenty-Seven Foreign Countries are Represented China 2 Lebanon 4 Columbia 1 Liberia 1 England 4 Libya 18 Ethiopia 2 Malaysia 3 Greece 1 Nigeria 10 Honduras 1 Pakistan 4 Irrlia 10 Peru 1 Indonesia 1 fbillipines 3 Iran 19 Saudi Arabia 5 Jamaica 3 Taiwan 28 Japan 4 '!hailand 3 Jordan 2 Turkey 1 Korea 2 Uganda 1 Venezuela 2 20 FALl. CVARTER 1981 New Degree Freshmen Intended Area of Study SUb- No. Total %of total Business 362 21.5 Ac<:nmtancy 101 Ecorx:mics 3 Finance 5 Management 27 Marketing 26 Undecided 200 Education 106 6.3 ElementaJ:y Education 52 Secorxlary Education 33 '(Jnjecided 21 Liberal Arts 228 13.5 Ant:hrcpology 2 Art 20 Camunications 2 English 3 Modern Languages 3 M.Jsic 18 Theatre 59 History 3 Political Science 20 Sociology 2 Social W:lrk 12 Urban Studies 1 Undecided 83 Science & Engineering 524 31.1 Biology 47 Olemist:Iy 9 canputer Science & canputer Engineering 177 Erv;Ji.neering 119 Envir. Health 6 Geology 11 Mathematics 13 Medical Technology 20 Alysics 6 Psychology 28 '(Jnjecided 88 Nursing 55 3.2 :. 21 22 22 Special Special High High School School StOOents StOOents 8 8 .4 .4 Urxiecided Urxiecided 300 300 17.8 Water Water Well Well Technology Technology 2 2 Manufacturing Manufacturing Tech. Tech. 7 7 Autanotive Autanotive Technology Technology 3 3 Design Design Technology Technology 5 5 Mechanical Mechanical Drafting Drafting Electronics Electronics Technology Technology 14 14 Associate Associate of of A:pplied A:pplied Science Science ment ment Technology Technology 1 1 Retail Retail Marketing Marketing Manage Secretarial Secretarial Tedmology Tedmology 10 10 Data Data Processing Processing Tech. Tech. 9 9 Business Business Management Management 1 1 Technology Technology }).ccounting }).ccounting 15 15 Associate Associate of of Applied Applied Business Business tion tion Services Services 2 2 camuni.ty camuni.ty Rehabilita & & Science Science Engineering Engineering & & . 6 6 Elementa.r:y Elementa.r:y Education Education 16 16 Business Business 9 9 Associate Associate of of Degree Degree Arts Arts 100 100 5.9 5.9 No. No. SUb-Total SUb-Total of of total total % % Ohio Ohio Branch Branch ~restern ~restern Canpls Canpls New New Freshmen Freshmen - Interrled Interrled of of Degree Degree Study, Study, Area Area 1981 1981 Fall, Fall, FALL ~ARTER 1981 New Degree Freshmen High School Origin '!he new degree freshmen students represent 307 high schools. High schools with 10 or nore students are listed below. Beavercreek ll6 Milton Union 20 Centerville 73 COlonel White 19 Wayne 70 Meadowdale 17 Fairborn Park Hills 57 Brookville 16 Fairborn Baker 48 Trotwood Madison 16 Faintont East 43 West Carrollton 16 Carroll 42 BelnDnt 15 Greenon, Springfield 42 Memorial, St. Marys 15 Fainnont West 38 St. Heru:y 12 Nortl'mDnt 38 Springfield South 12 Xenia 38 wilrur Wright 12 Tecmtseh, New carlisle 35 Bellbrook ll Butler Vandalia 34 Catholic central· Celina 32 Springfield ll Chaminade-Julienne 29 Dayton Christian 11 Stebbins 29 Jefferson 11 TiR,JeCCmoe, Tiw City 27 Troy 10 Patterson Co-q> 26 Wil.Jni.nJton 10 Coldwater 24 Alter, Kettering 23 Miamisburg 22 Degree Transfer Students Degree transfer students represent 229 colleges. Colleges with 5 or rore transfer students are listed below. Sinclair carmunity College 200 Central State University 10 The Chi.o State University 52 Kent State University 10 University of Cincinnati 33 Eastern Kentucky University 8 Clark Technical COllege 30 Wilmington College 7 Edison State College 25 Wilberforce University 7 Ohio University 25 Kettering COllege of Miami University 23 Medical Arts 6 Bowling Green State Indiana University 5 University 22 Hocking Technical COllege 5 University of DaytDn 20 Moont Vernon Nazarene Wittenberg University 14 College 5 Ohio Northern University 5 SOUth State College 5 23 FALL QJARI'ER 1981 Coonty of Residence New ·Degree E'l:eshlren ------:-:--:------:,.te-, ~p . J 24 . .. . ' . 25 25 Science Science Engineering Engineering 91 91 14.0 14.0 & & Nurs.in3 Nurs.in3 12 12 1.9 1.9 Medicine Medicine 44 44 6.8 6.8 Liberal Liberal Arts Arts 31 31 4.8 4.8 Education Education Hunan Hunan Services Services 362 362 55.9 55.9 & & Business Business Administration Administration 107 107 16.5 16.5 & & COllege COllege of of I?egrees I?egrees Ntlllber Ntlllber all all degrees degrees Percent Percent of of July July June June 1, 1, 1980 1980 - 30, 30, 1981 1981 Graduate Graduate Degrees Degrees Conferred Conferred Total Total 1,264 1,264 589 589 Associate Associate Degrees Degrees 43 43 668 668 Ohio Ohio Branch Branch Western Western carrp.ts carrp.ts Science Science Er¥3'ineering Er¥3'ineering & & 323 323 25.6 25.6 Nursin; Nursin; 131 131 10.4 10.4 Liberal Liberal Arts Arts 284 284 22.5 22.5 Education Education Services Services Human Human & & 238 238 18.9 18.9 Business Business Administration Administration & & 288 288 22.8 22.8 College College degrees degrees of of all all Ntlllber Ntlllber Degrees Degrees Percent Percent of of July July June June 1, 1, 1980 1980 - 30, 30, 1981 1981 Bachelors Bachelors Degrees Degrees Conferred Conferred Wright Wright State State University University Secretary Secretary To To Return Return Please Please COlJY COlJY f~iLE f~iLE of of Trustec5 Trustec5 VvSU VvSU Board Board