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1997-1998, Single Office of the Registrar and Student Awards University of Alberta Edmonton Summary of Statistics 1997-1998 February 1998 The contents of the Summary of Statistics book are not copyrighted and may be reproduced with proper acknowledgement. Document identifiers must be removed from any table or graph that has been modified by an end user. In instances where a document has been altered, the Registrar’s Office will not assume responsibility for the integrity of the data. UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA SUMMARY OF STATISTICS - ACADEMIC YEAR 1997/98 DECEMBER 1, 1997 ***TABLE OF CONTENTS*** PAGE PREFACE 1 GRAPHS Ten Year Distribution of Students by Session .................................................................................................. 7 Intersession, Spring Term: Enrolment Trends ................................................................................................ 8 Intersession, Summer Term: Enrolment Trends .............................................................................................. 9 Winter Session Full-Time Undergraduate: Enrolment Trends ....................................................................... 11 Winter Session Part-Time Undergraduate: Enrolment Trends ...................................................................... 12 Intersession, Spring Term by Faculty ............................................................................................................ 17 Intersession, Summer Term by Faculty ......................................................................................................... 21 Winter Session, Full-Time by Faculty ............................................................................................................ 25 Winter Session, Part-Time by Faculty ............................................................................................................ 30 Winter, Full-Time by Gender, Age Group ...................................................................................................... 48 Winter, Full-Time by Gender, Faculty ............................................................................................................ 49 Winter, Part-Time by Gender, Age Group ...................................................................................................... 52 Winter, Part-Time by Gender, Faculty ........................................................................................................... 53 Winter, Full-Time by Alberta Census Division ................................................................................................ 67 Winter, Full-Time by Geographic Location ...................................................................................................... 68 Winter, Part-Time by Alberta Census Division ................................................................................................ 75 Winter, Part-Time by Geographic Location ..................................................................................................... 76 Winter, New Full-Time by Alberta Census Division ........................................................................................ 86 Winter, New, Full-Time by Geographic Location ............................................................................................ 87 Winter, New Part-Time by Alberta Census Division ....................................................................................... 93 Winter, New, Part-Time by Geographic Location ............................................................................................ 94 Winter, Full-Time by Citizenship Status .......................................................................................................... 96 Winter, Part-Time by Citizenship Status ....................................................................................................... 102 Winter, New, Full-Time by Faculty ................................................................................................................ 106 Winter, New, Part-Time by Faculty ............................................................................................................... 119 Winter, New, Full-Time by Last Attendance Date ......................................................................................... 125 Winter, New, Part-Time by Last Attendance Date .........................................................................................126 Winter, Off-Campus Credit ............................................................................................................................ 128 Winter, Auditor Only .......................................................................................................................................130 Degrees Granted by Faculty.......................................................................................................................... 132 Diplomas Granted by Faculty ........................................................................................................................ 135 Winter, New, Admission Applications from Alberta High Schools ................................................................ 138 Winter, New Admission Application Transfers from AB Post-Secondary Institutions ................................... 140 Winter, Re-Admission and On-Campus Transfer Applications ..................................................................... 144 Winter, New Admission Applications from Outside Alberta .......................................................................... 149 Winter, New, Admission Applicants from Alberta High Schools ................................................................... 153 Winter, New Admission Applicant Transfers from AB Post-Secondary Institutions ...................................... 155 Winter, Re-Admission and On-Campus Transfer Applicants ........................................................................ 159 Winter, New, Admission Applicants from Outside Alberta ............................................................................ 164 Enrolment Units ............................................................................................................................................ 168 Number of Undergraduate Awards ............................................................................................................... 171 Value of Undergraduate Awards ................................................................................................................... 172 i ***TABLE OF CONTENTS*** PAGE TABLES 1. Summary of Enrolments 1.1 Intersession and Winter Session ............................................................................................................. 6 2 (a). Ten Year Distribution of Students by Faculty 2.1 Intersession, Spring Term ...................................................................................................................... 10 2.2 Intersession, Summer Term.................................................................................................................... 10 2.3 Winter Session, Full-Time ...................................................................................................................... 13 2.4 Winter Session, Part-Time ..................................................................................................................... 13 2 (b). Fifteen Year Distribution of Winter Session Students 2.5 Full-Time, Undergraduate ...................................................................................................................... 14 2.6 Part-Time, Undergraduate ..................................................................................................................... 14 2.7 Full-Time, Graduate in Master's and Diploma Programs ....................................................................... 15 2.8 Part-Time, Graduate in Master's and Diploma Programs ...................................................................... 15 2.9 Full-Time, Graduate in Doctoral Programs ............................................................................................ 16 2.10 Part-Time, Graduate in Doctoral Programs ........................................................................................... 16 3. Degree Sought 3.1 Intersession, Spring Term Students ........................................................................................................ 18 3.2 Intersession, Summer Term Students .................................................................................................... 22 3.3 Winter Session, Full-Time Students ........................................................................................................26 3.4 Winter Session, Part-Time Students ....................................................................................................... 31 4. Major Field of Study - Undergraduate Students 4.1 Winter Session Full-Time Students in the Faculty of Arts ....................................................................... 34 4.2 Winter Session Full-Time Students in the Faculty of Education ............................................................. 36 4.3 Winter Session Full-Time Students in Faculté Saint-Jean .......................................................................37 4.4 Winter Session Full-Time Students in the Faculty of Science ................................................................ 38 5. Department of Specialization
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