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2011 New Student Profile. enrollment.mst.edu. Unofficial data provided for internal university planning and training - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION Official S&T enrollment data available until after 4 th week census. 1,120* new first-time freshmen, 360* new transfer students - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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2011 New Student Profileenrollment.mst.edu
Unofficial data provided for internal university planning and training - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTIONOfficial S&T enrollment data available until after 4th week census
2011 New Student Class• 1,120* new first-time freshmen, 360* new transfer students
• 29 states represented, +6 foreign countries represented
• 24% undecided on a specific major
• Ave. ACT: 27.8 upper 10% in nation• Ave. HS GPA: 3.8 90% have a 3.5 GPA or higher• 37% from upper 10% of high school class• 78% from upper 30% of high school class• 96 Valedictorians and Salutatorians• 17% from non-ranking high school
*Projection based on August 1 admission and deposit dataUnofficial data provided for internal university planning and training - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTIONOfficial S&T enrollment data available after 4th week census
New Undergraduate Classes 60% Growth Since Fall 2000
*Projection based on August 1 admission and deposit data
Unofficial data provided for internal university planning and training - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTIONOfficial S&T enrollment data available after 4th week census
Fall 1981Total Students:7,480
On-campus: 7,039
Distance/EEC: 441
Undergraduate:6,313
Freshmen:1,488
Graduate:1,167
Enrollment Shifts
*Projection based on August 1 admission and deposit dataUnofficial data provided for internal university planning and training - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
Official S&T enrollment data available after 4th week census
Fall 2010Total Students: 7,206
On-campus: 6,520
Distance/EEC: 686
Undergraduate:5,504
Freshmen:1,170
Graduate:1,702
2011 Projection*
Total Students:7,320*
On-campus: 6,600*
Distance/EEC: 720*
Undergraduate:5,585*
Freshmen:1,120*
Graduate:1,735*
Fall 2000Total Students:4,626
On-campus: 4,393
Distance/EEC: 233
Undergraduate:3,698
Freshmen: 696
Graduate: 928
2011 Freshman Demographics
• Women 22%• Men 78%
• 79% Missouri*• 20% out-of-state*• 1% international*
• 18 years old - ave. age
• 11% minority students• 8% underrepresented
minority students:American Indian, Hispanic/Latino, African American
• 24% first-generation college studentsDown from 27% in fall 2010, 36% in fall 2007
*Projection based on August 1 admission and deposit dataUnofficial data provided for internal university planning and training - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
Official S&T enrollment data available after 4th week census
Planned Activities• 94% plan to join a student organization• 83% interested in academic or pre-professional organizations• 73% plan to be involved in recreational athletic activities• 67% plan to be involved in student design teams• 51% would like to assume a student leadership position• 48% plan to join a service or volunteer organization• 44% would like to study abroad (international experience)• 34% plan to join a fraternity or sorority• 29% plan to be involved in religious based organizations• 25% plan to be involved in music and theatre • 22% plan to join a cultural or special interest group
SOURCE: 2011 S&T New Student Survey and S&T PeopleSoft Student Data Modules
Decision Factors• 79% Missouri S&T: 1st choice college to attend
– 16% 2nd choice college to attend
• 98% chose S&T because of its quality academic reputation• 91% chose S&T because of available technology• 81% the personalized attention they received from S&T was
important in deciding to enroll • 84% chose S&T because of its smaller class sizes• 78% financial aid/scholarship was important in deciding to enroll• 76% the campus visit & tour was important in deciding to enroll• 69% prompt university responses were important in deciding to enroll
• 37% became interested in S&T prior to being a high school junior– 64% first learned of S&T from family and friends– 26% attended a Missouri S&T summer camp
SOURCE: 2011 S&T New Student Survey and S&T PeopleSoft Student Data Modules
Expectations
• 67% plan to complete a B.S. in 4 years or less34% actually will (Sr. Survey Results)
• 95% plan to co-op or intern
• 44% plan to study +11 hours/week at S&T
• 83% study less than 5 hours/week in high school– 96% plan to earn a 3.0 or higher S&T GPA– 47% plan to earn a 3.5 or higher S&T GPA
• 50% plan to earn a graduate degree at S&T
• 59% are likely to complete a graduate degree
SOURCE: 2011 S&T New Student Survey and S&T PeopleSoft Student Data Modules
Financial Issues
• +80% are receiving scholarships & financial aid
– Ave. financial assistance package $11,500 (AY10-11)
• 25% qualify for low income Pell Grants (AY10-11)
• 82% plan to work while enrolled at S&T
• 11% had a credit card before enrolling at S&T
SOURCE: AY2010-11 SFA Data, 2011 S&T New Student Survey and S&T PeopleSoft Student Data Modules
S&T Affordability• 75% chose S&T because of its cost relative to other schools
they were considering
Undergraduate Students• Average parent income: $ 83,500• Family incomes below $45,000: 21%• First generation college students: 24%• Pell Grant eligible students: 25%
Graduation Statistics • Approximate indebtedness (2010): $ 23,500• Average 2011 starting salary: $ 59,550• 1.9% student loan default rate (2010)
SOURCE: 2011 S&T New Student Survey and S&T PeopleSoft Student Data Modules
Technology
• 97% plan to bring a PC to campus– 67% will be new computers– 82% laptops– 12% Mac/Apple
• 99% plan to bring a cell phone to campus• 91% use online social networks
(93% use Facebook)
• 19% spend +11 hours per week video gaming
SOURCE: 2011 S&T New Student Survey and S&T PeopleSoft Student Data Modules
Undergraduate Graduate
2003 $ 47,305 $ 52,744
2004 $ 46,567 $ 52,945
2005 $ 49,181 $ 53,042
2006 $ 51,059 $ 58,120
2007 $ 53,669 $ 62,751
2008 $ 55,975 $ 63,640
2009 $ 57,521 $ 67,567
2010 $ 57,800 $ 64,243
2011 $ 59,550 $64,882
Reported Starting Salaries
SOURCE: S&T COER Graduating Student Survey
$56,903
84% placement at graduation (2010-11)
Nearly 90% placement(5-year average)
29 States Represented in the 2011 New Student Class
Unofficial data provided for internal university planning and training - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTIONOfficial S&T enrollment data available after 4th week census
2011 Top Feeder SchoolsRolla Senior High School – 26DeSmet High School – 23Marquette High School – 20Lafayette High School – 16Lindbergh High School – 15Home Schooled – 14St. Louis University High School – 13Parkway South High School – 13Seckman High School – 13Francis Howell High School – 12Park Hill High School – 12 Francis Howell Central – 11Nixa High School – 11 Webster Groves High School – 11 Francis Howell North – 10Duchesne High School – 9 Lutheran High School South – 9 Rockwood Summit High School – 9
Parkway West High School – 9 Hazelwood West High School – 9 Hickman High School – 9 Staley High School – 8 Northwest High School – 8 Oakville High School – 8 Branson High School – 8 Rock Bridge High School – 8 Edwardsville High School – 8 Pattonville High School – 8 Wentzville Timberland High School – 7 Lebanon High School – 7 Kickapoo High School – 7 Washington High School – 7 Parkway North High School – 7 Fort Zumwalt South High School – 7 Fort Zumwalt West High School – 7 St. Dominic High School – 7
Unofficial data provided for internal university planning and training - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTIONOfficial S&T enrollment data available after 4th week census