FACTS AND VITAL STATISTICS Undergraduate+ students: 1,459 ▪ 87 percent are from south central and southeastern Indiana ▪ 70 percent are full-time students; 30 percent are part-time students ▪ 65 percent are women; 35 percent are men — 42 percent are age 20 or younger; 30 percent are age 21 to 24; 28 percent are age 25 or older ▪ Estimated 80 percent work full-time or near full-time while earning degree ▪ Numbers of recent Ivy Tech Columbus transfer students are: — 30 (2017); 37(2016); 43 (2015); 58 (2014); 69 (2013); 40 (2012); 59 (2011); 41 (2010) Graduate+ students: 67 ▪ 12 percent are international students ▪ 61 percent are women; 39 percent are men — 15 percent are age 24 or younger; 85 percent are age 25 or older ▪ 24 percent are full-time students; 76 percent are part-time students — Most are professionals working full-time concurrently with taking classes Degree programs Students can earn Indiana University or Purdue University undergraduate and graduate degrees in these areas: With concentrations in accounting, finance, Indiana University Bachelor of Science in Business management, and marketing Indiana University Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies Indiana University Bachelor of Science in With concentrations in English as a Elementary Education new language and special education Indiana University Bachelor of Arts in English Indiana University Bachelor of General Studies Purdue University Bachelor of Science With a minor in mathematics in Mechanical Engineering Traditional BSN program and RN Indiana University Bachelor of Science in Nursing to BSN completion program With certificate programs in case Indiana University Bachelor of Arts or management and substance abuse Bachelor of Science in Psychology counseling and prevention Indiana University Bachelor of Arts in With minors in medical sociology Sociology and women’s studies Purdue University Bachelor of Science in Biology Indiana University Master of Business Part-time, 24 month program Administration (MBA) Indiana University Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC) | 4601 Central Avenue, Columbus, IN 47203-1769 | iupuc.edu | 812.348.7390 November 2017 + Student counties of residence ▪ 61 percent of IUPUC students live outside of Bartholomew County: — Bartholomew ................................................................................................... 39 percent — Jackson ............................................................................................................ 11 percent — Johnson ............................................................................................................ 11 percent — Jennings ............................................................................................................ 9 percent — Decatur .............................................................................................................. 5 percent — Brown ................................................................................................................. 5 percent — Shelby ............................................................................................................... 4 percent — Ripley ................................................................................................................. 3 percent — Other ................................................................................................................ 13 percent ++ Faculty and staff ▪ 68 full-time faculty and 106 adjunct faculty teaching over 92 online and 346 on-campus courses ▪ 62 full-time and 7 part-time staff Benefits of an IUPUC education ▪ The campus is close to where our students live and work. Unlike graduates of other universities, IUPUC students have lived, worked, and raised families in southern Indiana for generations and they remain in the region after graduation. ▪ Ability to earn a prestigious, globally recognized, Indiana University or Purdue University degree in Columbus. ▪ An affordable alternative to relocating or commuting to campuses in Bloomington, Indianapolis, or West Lafayette ▪ 14.4 student to faculty ratio and 16.3 average class size; personal attention and plentiful access to faculty and administration considering the strategically small size of the campus ++ Scholarship awards Year Total awards Number of recipients 2010–11 $388,500 363 2011–12 $394,100 289 2012–13 $464,300 260 2013–14 $491,600 279 2014–15 $659,200 347 2015–16 $532,400 261 2016–17 $844,200 419 +++ Students participating in experiential education Includes fall, spring, and summer internships at corporations, not-for-profits, field experiences, student teaching, and clinicals. ▪ 2011–12 ............................................................................................................................... 456 ▪ 2012–13 ............................................................................................................................... 551 ▪ 2013–14 .............................................................................................................................. 508 ▪ 2014–15 ................................................................................................................................613 ▪ 2015–16 ............................................................................................................................... 590 ▪ 2016–17 ............................................................................................................................... 726 + Indiana University census data file ++ IUPUC Office of Institutional Research +++ IUPUC Office of Career Services Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC) | 4601 Central Avenue, Columbus, IN 47203-1769 | iupuc.edu | 812.348.7390 November 2017 .