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Factbook FINAL 12.20.17.Pdf Preface The Washington & Jefferson College Factbook is a summary of statistics about Washington & Jefferson College. I would like to thank all of the campus offices for their cooperation and assistance in creating this document. The purpose of the factbook is to provide a consistent source of information regarding Washington & Jefferson College. The information included has been collected from reports and College databases. All material in this factbook is confidential and property of Washington & Jefferson College. If you wish to quote any material from this compilation, you will need written permission from the College President. Lindsey R. Guinn Director of Assessment and Institutional Research Accreditation Liaison Office i Contents Preface.......................................................................................................................................... i General Information ........................................................................................................................ 5 Nondiscrimination Policy ........................................................................................................... 5 W&J College Title IX/Section 504 Coordinators ....................................................................... 5 History of the College ................................................................................................................. 6 W&J History Timeline ................................................................................................................ 7 Mission ........................................................................................................................................ 9 Vision Statement ......................................................................................................................... 9 Values Statement ........................................................................................................................ 9 Accreditation ............................................................................................................................. 10 2016–17 College Officers ......................................................................................................... 10 Organizational Charts ............................................................................................................... 11 Board of Trustees ...................................................................................................................... 22 Campus Map ............................................................................................................................. 24 New Students Profile .................................................................................................................... 25 New Student Applications ........................................................................................................ 25 Freshmen Inquiry to Matriculation ........................................................................................... 27 Transfer Inquiry to Matriculation ............................................................................................. 30 Full-Time New Student Enrollment by Gender ........................................................................ 33 Full-Time New Student Enrollment by Race............................................................................ 34 Full-Time New Student Enrollment by Geography .................................................................. 34 Transfer Students ...................................................................................................................... 36 High School GPA First-Time, First-Year Freshmen ................................................................ 39 ACT/SAT Scores ...................................................................................................................... 40 All Students Profile ....................................................................................................................... 41 Official Full-Time Fall Enrollment ........................................................................................... 41 Full-Time Enrollment by Gender .............................................................................................. 41 Full-Time Enrollment by Race ................................................................................................. 42 Full-Time Enrollment by Geography ........................................................................................ 43 International Students ............................................................................................................... 45 Financial Aid ................................................................................................................................. 46 Tuition and Fees History ........................................................................................................... 46 Scholarships, Grants, Self-Help, Loans (Need-Based $) .......................................................... 48 1 Contents Average Financial Package Full-Time Undergraduate (Need-Based $)................................... 49 Scholarships, Grants, Self-Help, Loans (Non-Need-Based $) .................................................. 50 Net Tuition Per Student ............................................................................................................ 52 Discount Rate ............................................................................................................................ 52 Retention and Graduation Rates ................................................................................................... 53 Freshman Cohort Retention and Graduation Rates .................................................................. 53 Academics ..................................................................................................................................... 55 Degrees Offered ........................................................................................................................ 55 Majors ....................................................................................................................................... 55 Emphases .................................................................................................................................. 56 Concentrations .......................................................................................................................... 57 Pre-Professional and Special Programs .................................................................................... 58 Other Opportunities .................................................................................................................. 58 Health Professions School Placement Rates ............................................................................. 58 Law School Placement Rates .................................................................................................... 60 Graduate School Placement Rates ............................................................................................ 60 Job Placement Rates ................................................................................................................. 61 Degrees Awarded by Cohort ..................................................................................................... 61 Total Bachelor Degrees Awarded by Subject Area .................................................................. 62 Global Education and Study Abroad ........................................................................................ 63 Library Collection ..................................................................................................................... 63 Faculty Publications (through May 2017) ................................................................................ 64 Athletics ........................................................................................................................................ 68 Sports Currently Offered........................................................................................................... 68 Number of Student Athletes by Class Year .............................................................................. 68 Percentage of Student Athletes ................................................................................................. 69 Total Number of Coaches and Athletic Staff ............................................................................ 70 GPA by Team ........................................................................................................................... 71 Student Life ................................................................................................................................... 72 Residency Rates for First-Time, First-Year Freshmen ............................................................. 72 Residency Rates for Undergraduates ........................................................................................ 72 Number of RA/Resident Staff ................................................................................................... 72 Magellan and Franklin Awards ................................................................................................. 73 Student Employment On-Campus ...........................................................................................
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