CLAS Fast Facts for 2007
Programs
20 baccalaureate degrees, many with optional areas of emphasis
17 master's degrees, with specialized concentrations in most disciplines
3 Ph.D. programs (Health and Behavioral Sciences, Applied Mathematics and Clinical Health Psychology)
10 undergraduate certificate programs
9 graduate certificate programs
14 undergraduate minors
7 Interdisciplinary Signature Areas
Students
Undergraduate
Enrollment = 5041
72% full-time
28% part-time
Graduate
Enrollment = 606
24% full-time
76% part-time
Male/Female Ratio
38% Male : 62% Female
Average Age
Undergraduate: 23.6
Graduate: 32.8
Tuition Classification
Resident: 93%
Domestic non-resident: 5%
International non-resident: 2%
Ethnicity
African American 5%
Asian American 10%
Hispanic 13%
International 3%
Native American 1%
Unknown 7%
White 61%
Student/Faculty Ratio (2006)
17 full-time equivalent students : 1 faculty
Faculty
Tenure/Tenure-Track 133
Instructors/Senior Instructors 89
Lecturers 155
Research Faculty & Professional Research Assistants 35
Research Grants (2006)
$5,965,599