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NEW TRANSFER ADMISSION PROFILE - Boston Campus - Final Fall - October 15, 2017 - 2016 2017 Race/Ethnicity College of Arts & Sciences Applications 641 619 2016 2017 Acceptances 413 417 American Indian/Alaska Native 0 0 Enrolled 135 146 Asian 20 10 Black or African American 6 13 Sawyer Business School Applications 545 455 Hispanic/Latino 19 38 Acceptances 360 321 Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 0 1 Enrolled 166 170 White 134 145 Unknown 9 13 Total New Transfers Applications 1186 1074 2 or more races 4 10 Acceptances 773 738 International 109 86 Enrolled 301 316 TOTAL 301 316 Sending School % Students of Color 16% 23% 2016 2017 % International Students 36% 27% CAS % from 2 year schools 31.9% 32.9% Age % from 4 yr schools 68.1% 67.1% 2016 2017 SBS Average Age 22 22 % from 2 year schools 39.8% 37.6% Range of Ages 18-47 18-50 % from 4 yr schools 60.2% 62.4% Overall Gender % from 2 year schools 36.2% 35.4% 2016 2017 % from 4 yr schools 63.8% 64.6% % Male 53% 49% % Female 47% 51% First Generation 2016 2017 GPA CAS 52 38 2016 2017 SBS 54 43 College GPA 3.13 3.14 Overall 106 81 Min GPA 1.7 1.43 Max GPA 4 4 # Sending GPA 289 316 Suffolk Alumni Connection 2016 2017 CAS 4 3 Transfer Credits SBS 4 5 2016 2017 Overall 8 8 CAS Average 41.7 37.6 Range 3-81 6-83 SBS Average 42.4 38.2 Honors at Suffolk 2016 2017 Range 3-81 4-83 CAS 6 2 Overall Average 42.1 38.0 SBS 34 3 Range 3-81 4-83 Overall 40 5 # Students with transfer credits 287 307 % Students with transfer credits 95% 97% Activity Interest* 2016 2017 Athletics 73 99 Career Interest* 2016 2017 Community Service 80 105 Education 5 9 Fraternity/Sorority 27 40 Health Care 0 0 Internship 127 118 Law 17 11 Leadership organizations 69 46 Medicine 3 6 LGBTQ organizations 12 9 Nursing 0 3 Multicultural organizations 35 31 Optometry 0 0 Peer groups 11 11 Pharmacy 0 1 Performance organizations 22 29 Veterinarian 1 0 Religious organizations 3 13 Scholastic groups 35 28 Study Abroad 74 104 Student Government 43 28 Women's groups 10 15 *Data taken from Common App NEW TRANSFER ADMISSION PROFILE - Boston Campus - Final Fall - October 15, 2017 - Distribution of Transfer GPA Fall 2016 Fall 2017 # students % # students % < 1.49 0 0.0% < 1.49 0 0.0% 1.50-1.99 2 0.7% 1.50-1.99 8 2.5% 2.00-2.49 31 10.3% 2.00-2.49 27 8.6% 2.50-2.99 79 26.2% 2.50-2.99 72 22.9% 3.00-3.49 89 29.6% 3.00-3.49 103 32.7% 3.50-3.99 81 26.9% 3.50-3.99 81 25.7% 4.00 7 2.3% 4.00 8 2.5% NONE 12 4.0% NONE 16 5.1% TOTAL 301 100% TOTAL 315 100% Distribution of Credits Transferred Fall 2016 Fall 2017 # students % # students % NONE 14 4.7% NONE 8 2.5% 1-10 11 3.7% 1-10 16 5.1% 11-20 40 13.3% 11-20 58 18.4% 21-30 53 17.6% 21-30 60 19.0% 31-40 37 12.3% 31-40 39 12.3% 41-50 33 11.0% 41-50 49 15.5% 51-60 44 14.6% 51-60 39 12.3% 61-70 40 13.3% 61-70 28 8.9% 71-80 23 7.6% 71-80 12 3.8% over 80 6 2.0% over 80 7 2.2% TOTAL 301 100.0% TOTAL 316 100% Schools sending 10 or more students 2016 2017 Bunker Hill Community College 48 Bunker Hill Community College 54 Northeastern University 25 Suffolk University 16 Suffolk University 13 Fisher College 10 Wheelock College 12 Northeastern University 10 North Shore Community College 10 Number of sending Colleges 130 Number of sending Colleges 140 Top ten sending countries of international citizenship 2016 2017 P.R. China 42 P.R. China 32 Vietnam 11 Vietnam 11 Saudi Arabia 6 Bahrain 5 Venezuela 5 Saudi Arabia 4 Malaysia 4 India 4 United Arab Emirates 3 Venezuela 3 Colombia 3 Colombia 3 Peru 2 Mauritania 2 Indonesia 2 Brazil 2 Spain 2 France 2 Number of countries represented 35 Number of countries represented 27 The top sending states 2016 2017 Massachusetts 144 Massachusetts 166 New Hampshire 15 New Hampshire 10 Maine 6 Connecticut 9 New Jersey 4 California 6 New York 4 New York 5 Florida 4 New Jersey 5 Rhode Island 3 Maine 4 California 2 Rhode Island 3 Georgia 1 Virginia 3 Wisconsin 1 Pennsylvania 2 South Carolina 1 Vermont 2 Number of states represented 16 Number of states represented 17 New Transfer Admissions Statistics - Boston Campus - Fall 2014 to Fall 2017 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Total Sending Schools 173 162 128 128 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Top Sending Schools # students # students # students # students Bunker Hill Community College 62 Bunker Hill Community College 61 Bunker Hill Community College 48 Bunker Hill Community College 54 Massachusetts Bay Comm College 16 Northeastern University 21 Northeastern Univeristy 25 Northeastern University 10 Quincy College 14 Wheelock College 14 Wheelock College 12 Fisher College 10 Wheelock College 12 Massachusetts Bay Comm College 13 North Shore Community College 10 Quincy College 9 UMass-Boston 8 Quincy College 11 Quincy College 8 Emmanuel College 8 Fisher College 7 North Shore Comm College 11 Fisher College 8 Wheelock College 8 Univ. New Hampshire - Durham 7 Fisher College 9 Umass- Boston 6 Salem State University 7 Middlesex Community College 7 Lasell College 8 Lasell College 6 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Distribution of Transfer GPA # students % # students % # students % # students % < 1.49 5 1.3% < 1.49 1 0.3% < 1.49 0 0.0% < 1.49 1 0.3% 1.50-1.99 5 1.3% 1.50-1.99 4 1.0% 1.50-1.99 2 0.7% 1.50-1.99 8 2.5% 2.00-2.49 54 14.0% 2.00-2.49 46 11.6% 2.00-2.49 31 10.3% 2.00-2.49 28 8.9% 2.50-2.99 104 26.9% 2.50-2.99 118 29.6% 2.50-2.99 79 26.2% 2.50-2.99 71 22.5% 3.00-3.49 136 35.2% 3.00-3.49 134 33.7% 3.00-3.49 89 29.6% 3.00-3.49 105 33.2% 3.50-3.99 78 20.2% 3.50-3.99 85 21.4% 3.50-3.99 81 26.9% 3.50-3.99 79 25.0% 4.00 1 0.3% 4.00 5 1.3% 4.00 7 2.3% 4.00 8 2.5% NONE 3 0.8% NONE 5 1.3% NONE 12 4.0% NONE 16 5.1% TOTAL 386 100% TOTAL 398 100% TOTAL 301 100% TOTAL 316 100% Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Distribution of Credits Transferred # students % # students % # students % # students % NONE 20 5.2% NONE 14 3.5% NONE 14 4.7% NONE 9 2.8% 1-10 18 4.7% 1-10 13 3.3% 1-10 11 3.7% 1-10 15 4.7% 11-20 50 13.0% 11-20 69 17.3% 11-20 40 13.3% 11-20 58 18.4% 21-30 70 18.1% 21-30 74 18.6% 21-30 53 17.6% 21-30 60 19.0% 31-40 63 16.3% 31-40 58 14.6% 31-40 37 12.3% 31-40 39 12.3% 41-50 40 10.4% 41-50 35 8.8% 41-50 33 11.0% 41-50 49 15.5% 51-60 52 13.5% 51-60 60 15.1% 51-60 44 14.6% 51-60 39 12.3% 61-70 49 12.7% 61-70 51 12.8% 61-70 40 13.3% 61-70 28 8.9% 71-80 17 4.4% 71-80 17 4.3% 71-80 23 7.6% 71-80 10 3.2% over 80 7 1.8% over 80 7 1.8% over 80 6 2.0% over 80 9 2.8% TOTAL 386 100% TOTAL 398 100% TOTAL 301 100% TOTAL 316 100% Any total not equaling the sum of its parts is due to rounding..
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