FACT BOOK 2007 – 2008 Office of Institutional Research Utah Valley State College 800 West University Parkway Orem, UT 84058‐5999 Telephone: 801.863.7923 Fax: 801.863.7924 URL: www.uvsc.edu/ir Preface The Fact Book is an annual publication of Institutional Research at Utah Valley State College. The purpose of the Fact Book is to translate accumulated data into useful information for those within and outside the college. It should be noted that data extraction methods used for this Fact Book are consistent with those used in previous years. However, as improved means of obtaining accurate information are developed, reported information in the future may differ from what is represented here. Every effort has been made to include within this publication the data most often requested; however, of necessity, the information presented herein is limited. You can find additional information and a complete listing of our research online at www.uvsc.edu/ir/. 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Institutional Research Table of Contents ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS .................................... 25 EDUCATION & GENERAL REVENUE SOURCES ............. 47 FAST FACTS ............................................ 1 FUEL AND POWER EXPENDITURES ............................ 47 ALL NROLLMENT AND THER NFORMATION OTHER STUDENT INFORMATION ........................ 26 F E O I ............. 1 HISTORY OF EDUCATION AND GENERAL OPERATING SPRING ENROLLMENT ............................................... 2 DEGREES AWARDED ............................................... 26 BUDGETS AND STATE APPROPRIATIONS .................... 48 SUMMER ENROLLMENT ............................................. 3 FIRST-TIME COLLEGE STUDENTS BY GENDER ........... 26 HISTORY OF STATE APPROPRIATIONS PER FTE ......... 48 GRADUATION RATES .............................................. 27 SCHOLARSHIP ACTIVITY REPORT .............................. 49 STUDENT INFORMATION ........................ 4 GEOGRAPHIC RESIDENCY (US) ............................... 28 TUITION WAIVER ACTIVITY REPORT .......................... 50 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED BY FOREIGN STUDENTS... 29 HEADCOUNT/FTE HISTORY ................................ 4 FINANCIAL AID ACTIVITY REPORT ............................. 51 RETENTION RATES ................................................. 30 FALL SEMESTERS ..................................................... 4 FEDERAL GRANTS ................................................... 52 ATHLETICS: FINAL RECORDS AND CONFERENCE SPRING SEMESTERS ................................................. 5 STATE GRANTS ....................................................... 53 FINISHES ............................................................... 31 SUMMER SEMESTERS ............................................... 6 PRIVATE/OTHER GRANTS ........................................ 53 BENCHMARK ENROLLMENTS ...................................... 7 FACULTY AND STAFF ........................... 32 FALL ENROLLMENT HISTORY ..................................... 8 FACILITIES ............................................. 54 EMPLOYEE SUMMARY ............................................. 32 CURRENT FACILITIES & ACREAGE ............................. 54 TOTAL NUMBER OF FULL-TIME FACULTY, HISTORY .... 33 FALL SEMESTER ENROLLMENT ........................... 9 PHYSICAL FACILITIES, BUILDINGS CURRENTLY IN CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT .................................... 10 RACE/ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION OF FULL-TIME FACULTY, BY PROGRESS AND REQUESTED ................................... 55 GENDER ................................................................ 34 GENDER ................................................................ 10 PHYSICAL FACILITIES, SQUARE FEET PER FTE BY RACE/ETHNICITY DISTRIBUTION ............................... 12 FACULTY RANK BY DEPARTMENT ............................. 35 INSTITUTION ........................................................... 56 PART-TIME/FULL-TIME ............................................. 13 UNIVERSITIES REPRESENTED BY DOCTORATES OF CLASS LEVEL ......................................................... 14 CONTRACT FACULTY .............................................. 36 APPENDIX .............................................. 57 RESIDENT/NON-RESIDENT HEADCOUNT ................... 15 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS ................................... 57 GENERAL INFORMATION ..................... 37 STUDENT TYPE ...................................................... 16 FACULTY EXCELLENCE AWARDS ............................... 58 MISSION STATEMENT .............................................. 37 AGE DISTRIBUTION ................................................. 17 DISTINGUISHED EMPLOYEE AWARD .......................... 59 HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE ...................................... 37 ENROLLMENT FROM UTAH COUNTIES ....................... 18 HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS ............................. 60 HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE ...................................... 38 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT OF UTAH COUNTY STUDENTS TUITION AND STUDENT FEES .................................... 61 APPROVED BACHELOR DEGREES ............................. 43 ............................................................................ 19 FACULTY SENATE PRESIDENTS ................................ 62 UTAH VALLEY POPULATION PROJECTIONS ................ 44 BUDGET RELATED ENROLLMENT COMPARISON OF UTAH PACE PRESIDENTS ................................................ 63 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ............................................. 45 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES .................................. 20 UVSC FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS .............. 64 BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIRS ................................. 45 MAIN FEEDER HIGH SCHOOLS FOR UVSC ................ 21 UVSC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS .. 65 ENROLLMENT BREAKDOWN BY OFF-CAMPUS LOCATIONS FINANCE ................................................. 46 UVSC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: PAST PRESIDENT’S CLUB AND ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY, FALL SEMESTERS 2003- EDUCATION & GENERAL OPERATING FUNDS USE— ............................................................................. 66 07 ........................................................................ 22 EXPENDITURE CATEGORY ....................................... 46 FURTHER REFERENCES .................................... 67 ENROLLMENTS BY SCHOOL ...................................... 23 EDUCATION & GENERAL OPERATING FUNDS USE— ENROLLMENTS BY MAJOR ....................................... 24 EXPENDITURE PURPOSE ......................................... 46 Utah Valley State College, Fact Book 2007 – 2008 Fast Facts 1 Fastst Facts Fall Enrollment and Other Information Exhibit 1: Fall 2007 Enrollment and Other Information* Enrollment New College Students Retention and Graduation Including High School Students: Applicants admitted: 100% Fall 2006 freshman returning Fall 2007 (excluding HS): 45% Total Enrollment: 23,840 Percent of those admitted who enrolled: 41% Full-time student retention: 49% Total FTE: 16,135 Average ACT Composite: 20.5 Part-time student retention: 37% Freshman: 47.2% Median percentile high school rank: 59 Fall 2000 cohort, 6yr graduation rate: 37% Sophomore: 19.8% Students in top 25% of HS class: 28.0% Degrees granted in 2006-07 academic year: 3,287 Junior: 15.1% Students needing remediation:** 69.6% Bachelor: 1,479 (45%) Senior: 18.0% Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid Associate: 1,781 (54%) Non-Resident: 13.1% Annual full-time tuition and fees: Certificate/Diploma: 27 (1%) Female: 42.9% Resident: $4,056 Academic Degree Programs Multicultural: 9.0% Non-resident: $11,556 Number of bachelor degrees: 57 Full-time students: 50.3% Room & Board: $6,212 Number of associate degrees: 65 Excluding High School Students: Avg financial need met (of students receiving aid): 73% Number of certificates/diplomas: 22 Enrollment: 20,715 Financial aid recipients who receive an educational loan: 52% Faculty/Staff FTE: 14,729 Average annual loan debt: $3,040*** Total staff: 1,617 Non-Resident (1.6% International): 15.0% Students awarded any financial aid: 38.4% Full-time: 882 Female: 41.5% ***Source: UHEAA Part-time: 735 Multicultural: 9.4% Employment Facts Total faculty: 1,176 Average age: 24.9 Students who work 21+ hrs/wk while in school: 53.3% Full-time: 453 Average credit load/term: 10.7 Part-time: 723 Full-time students: 55.4% Student to faculty ratio: 20:1 Instructional credit hours delivered by: **Includes Intermediate Algebra (MAT1010) and Advanced Critical Thinking and Reading (CLSS1170) when they were Salaried faculty: 47.6% needed as a pre-requisite to enter into college courses required to meet general education requirements. Since not all new Overload faculty: 1.5% students complete placement exams this represents the minimum percentage needing remediation. Adjunct faculty: 50.9% Advisor to student ratio: 1:453 * UVSC Office of Institutional Research Fast Facts Utah Valley State College, Fact Book 2007 – 2008 Fast Facts 2 Spring Enrollment Exhibit 2: Spring 2007 Enrollment Characteristics* 2006 2007 2006 2007 Total Enrollment 19,642 20,976 Race/Ethnicity Total Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) 13,425 14,127 American Indian/Alaskan Native 1.0% 1.1% Entry Action Asian 1.5% 2.0% Concurrent (High School Students) 1,344 2,099 Black 0.5% 0.7% Non-Concurrent