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Enrollment and Graduation Statistics 2008– 2009Enrollment—Fall Term 2008 Men Women Total Degree Seeking Students 790 1081 1871 Non-Degree Seeking Students 10 19 29 Total 800 1100 1900 Number of Number of Full-Time Part-Time Students Students Total Degree Seeking First Time Freshmen 479 0 479 Other Degree Seeking Students 1379 13 1392 Non-Degree Seeking Students 0 29 29 Total 1858 42 1900 Racial/Ethnic Background—Fall Term 2008 Number of Number of Full-Time Part-Time Percentage of Students Students Student Body White American 1314 28 70.6 International 205 7 11.2 Asian American 165 4 8.9 Black American 70 0 3.7 Hispanic American 84 3 4.6 Native American 20 0 1.0 Total 1858 42 100.0 Students By Age—Fall 2008 Number of Number of Full-Time Part-Time Percentage of Students Students Student Body Under 18 41 8 2.6 18–19 868 1 45.7 20–21 864 9 45.9 22–24 81 13 5.0 25–29 4 2 0.3 30–34 0 4 0.2 35–39 0 2 0.1 40–49 0 1 0.1 50–64 0 2 0.1 65 and over 0 0 0.0 Total 1858 42 100.0 Geographical Distribution—Fall Term 2008 Number of Percentage of Students Student Body Ramsey County (Minnesota) 87 4.6 Hennepin County (Minnesota) 121 6.4 Minnesota (outside Twin Cities) 181 9.5 U.S.(excluding Minnesota) 1299 68.4 Foreign Countries 212 11.2 Total 1900 100.0 Home States of Students—Fall Term 2008 Alaska-5 Maine-6 Oklahoma-6 Arizona-16 Maryland-39 Oregon-52 Arkansas-1 Massachusetts-74 Pennsylvania-31 California-102 Michigan-25 Puerto Rico-1 Colorado-55 Minnesota-389 Rhode Island-7 Connecticut-19 Mississippi-2 South Carolina-1 District of Columbia-5 Missouri-28 South Dakota-17 Florida-13 Montana-10 Tennessee-11 Georgia-16 Nebraska-10 Texas-40 Hawaii-6 Nevada-3 Utah-2 Idaho-4 New Hampshire-12 Vermont-11 Illinois-106 New Jersey-22 Virgina-29 Indiana-15 New Mexico-13 Washington-52 Iowa-36 New York-118 West Virginia-1 Kansas-24 North Carolina-14 Wisconsin-159 Kentucky-6 North Dakota-12 Wyoming-2 Louisiana-1 Ohio-26 Home Countries of Foreign Students by Citizenship—Fall Term 2008 Albania-4 France-1 Norway-1 Angola-1 Georgia-1 Pakistan-9 Argentina-3 Germany-4 Paraguay-1 Australia-1 Ghana-3 Peru-1 Austria-1 Greece-1 Philippines-1 Bangladesh-1 Guatemala-1 Romania-1 Belarus-2 Honduras-1 Russia-2 Bosnia-Herzegov-1 Hong Kong-1 Senegal-2 Botswana-1 Hungary-1 Serbia-1 Bulgaria-4 India-22 Sierra Leone-3 Burkina Faso-1 Israel-3 Singapore-2 Burundi-1 Italy-1 Slovakia-2 Canada-3 Jamaica-12 South Korea-14 China-29 Japan-4 Spain-1 Colombia-2 Jordan-3 Sri Lanka-2 Costa Rica-1 Kenya-1 Sweden-6 Croatia-5 Latvia-1 Taiwan-2 Cyprus-6 Malaysia-1 Tanzania-5 Czech Republic-2 Mexico-2 Turkey-1 Ecuador-3 Mongolia-1 Ukraine-1 Estonia-3 Montenegro-1 Vietnam-3 Ethiopia-3 Netherlands-3 Zimbabwe-2 Finland-1 Niger-1
Class of 2008 B.A. Degrees by Major (includes double majors) American Studies-14 Humanities, Media, Cultural Studies-13 Anthropology-17 Individually Designed-1 Art-18 International Studies-26 Asian Studies-6 Japanese Language and Culture-12 Biology-36 Latin American Studies-3 Chemistry-16 Linguistics-7 Classics-11 Mathematics-20 Cognitive and Neuroscience Studies-9 Music-12 Computer Science-6 Philosophy-10 Economics-55 Physics-11 English-37 Political Science-49 Environmental Studies-17 Psychology-35 French and Francophone Studies-2 Religious Studies-12 Geography-25 Russian Studies-5 Geology-8 Sociology-16 German Studies-9 Theater and Dance-8 Hispanic Studies-16 Women’s, Gender, Sexuality Studies-4 History-16 Graduation Rates (Definition of student cohorts and computational methods determined by the Student Right-to-Know Act) Six year graduation rate: For all freshmen entering the college in 2002 87% For all freshmen entering the college in 2001 86% For all freshmen entering the college in 2000 86% For all freshmen entering the college in 1999 85%
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