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1 FACT BOOK 2013 – 2014 Prepared by the Office of Institutional Reporting & Assessment Texas A&M University at Galveston 1001 Texas Clipper Road Galveston, Texas 77553 Texas A&M University is fully accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). As a branch campus, Texas A&M Galveston is included in that process. Maritime Systems Engineering (MASE) is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission and Marine Engineering Technology (MARR) is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission, both of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. Included in the Texas A&M Galveston Fact Book are general statistics about the institution and its student population. The information provided is through collection of data by the Office of Institutional Reporting and Assessment and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board reports. The information included herein is for the 2012 – 2013 academic school year.

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FACT BOOK 2013 – 2014

Prepared by the Office of Institutional Reporting & Assessment

Texas A&M University at Galveston 1001 Texas Clipper Road Galveston, Texas 77553

Texas A&M University is fully accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). As a branch campus, Texas A&M Galveston is included in that process. Maritime Systems Engineering (MASE) is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission and Marine Engineering Technology (MARR) is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission, both of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. Included in the Texas A&M Galveston Fact Book are general statistics about the institution and its student population. The information provided is through collection of data by the Office of Institutional Reporting and Assessment and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board reports. The information included herein is for the 2012 – 2013 academic school year.

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I. INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

Texas A&M University at Galveston TYPE OF INSTITUTION: Public, four year established in 1962 as a part of the A&M System. Texas A&M University at Galveston offers undergraduate and graduate (masters and PhD) level courses. ENROLLMENT: The enrollment at Texas A&M University at Galveston has steadily risen since its inception. In the Fall of 1990, enrollment was 1,075 students. A decade later in the Fall of 2000, enrollment reached 1,363 students. By Fall of 2013 enrollment had increased to 2174. AGE: Texas A&M University at Galveston serves a wide range of students. Based on the Fall 2013 Semester, the average age for first time freshmen was 18.18 years; for all undergraduates the average age was 21.3 years; for graduates, inclusive of post-baccalaureates, the average age was 29.0 years, and for all students the average age was 21.83 years. The age range of Galveston students was from 17 to 71. GENDER: Over one third of the student population at Texas A&M University at Galveston was female (37.3% for Fall 2013). ETHNICITY: Based on Fall 2013 enrollment and Coordinating Board categories, 77.5% of students were white, 14.2% were Hispanic, 2.3% were of mixed ancestry, 2.6% were Black, 1.6% were Asian, 1.0% were international, 0.64 were American Indian/Alaskan Native, 0.2% were Hawaiian or Pacific Islanders and 0.2% did not indicate their ethnicity. GRADUATES: During the 2013-2014 academic year, Texas A&M University at Galveston awarded 353 degrees (BA, BS and MS). FULL & PART-TIME: The Fall 2013 figures reflected 91% of Texas A&M University at Galveston students attended on a full-time basis and 9% attended on a part-time basis. TYPE OF STUDENTS: Based on the Fall 2013 semester, 83.7% indicated being Texas residents, 14.42% were students that represented 42 other states, 0.92% were International representing 19 countries, 24.29% indicated being first generation. The largest segment of the student population was freshmen (30%). Students seeking a Bachelors represented 93.1%, Masters 4.68% and PhD 1.37%. The Texas Maritime Academy included 423 license option; 55 Reserve Officer Training Corps; 25 Drill and Ceremony and 41 Strategic Sealift Officer students. Texas A&M University at Galveston serves as the “ocean oriented campus” of Texas A&M University. The campus offers a unique blend of marine and maritime programs, including majors in science, business, engineering, and transportation. The atmosphere fostered by the faculty, staff, and students emphasizes the intimate relationship between the university and the sea.

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Historical Trends

Enrollment by academic year: (04-05 to 13-14).

Credit hours by semester: (04-05 to 13-14).

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Credit hour history by academic year: (04-05 to 13-14).

Historical enrollment trends by fall semester: (04-05 to 13-14).

46415 47585 44888 46100 45884

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56280 56442

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Credit Hour History by Academic Year

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Historical enrollment trends by spring semester: (04-05 to 13-14).

Historical enrollment trends by summer semester: (04-05 to 13-14).

1451 1464 1398 1386 1513 1503

1693 1788 1749

1886

30 35 57 51 50 64

70 92 118

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490 519 485 529 456

580 557 568

683 790

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Historical enrollment trends by fall semester: (04-05 to 13-14).

Historical enrollment trends by spring semester: (04-05 to 13-14).

716 725 660 677 657 712 731

796 792 810

899 952

893 937 955

1062 1137

1240 1222 1364

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Fall Enrollment Trends by Gender

Male

Female

649 643 606 597 657

633 701

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832 856 849 840

906 934

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STUDENT PROFILE, FALL 2013

Enrollment by Age: Undergraduate only, Post-baccalaureate, Masters and PhD excluded

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Fall 2013: Enrollment by Age

Males - 1364 63%

Females - 810 37%

Fall 2013: Enrollment by Gender

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Ethnicity is based on Coordinating Board classifications

White, 1685, 78%

Black, 57, 3%

Hisp, 309, 14%

Asian, 34, 2%

Nat Am, 8, 0% Int, 22, 1%

Mixed, 51, 2%

HA/PI, 4, 0%

Unk, 4, 0%

Fall 2013: Enrollment by Ethnicity

Res -1847 85%

Non-Res - 301 14%

Int - 26 1%

Fall 2013: Enrollment by Residency

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Non-resident includes 40 states plus Puerto Rico. International represents 23 countries.

FTF = first time freshmen; FTM = first time masters; FTD = first time doctorates; Trans = transfers; Cont. = continuing student

FTF - 531 24%

FTM - 38 2%

FTD - 2 0%

Cont - 1371 63%

Trans - 232 11%

Fall 2013: Enrollment by Admission Status

First Gen - 596 27%

Non First Gen - 1433 66%

No Data - 145 7%

Fall 2013: First Generation

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Extrapolation of the data would bring the total for first generation to 609 at 29.35%.

Fall 2013: Enrollment by Major

General Academics 116

Marine Biology 631

Marine Engineering Technology 175

Marine Fisheries 30

Marine Science 55

Maritime Administration 403

Maritime Studies 55

Maritime Systems Engineering 249

Marine Transportation 325

Ocean & Coastal Resources 115

Other 15

University Studies 5

Total 2174

Corps enrollment is duplicated due to student participation in more than one academy activity;

unduplicated numbers for the Corps is 502; total enrollment is 2174

LO - 423 19%

ROTC - 55 2%

D & C - 25 1%

SSO - 414 2%

Gen Pop - 1675 76%

Fall 2013: Texas A&M Maritime Academy

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Full-time enrollment is based on 12 sch for Undergraduates, 9 sch for Masters, and 6 sch for PhD students.

FR - 653 30%

SO - 434 20%

JR - 404 18%

SR - 536 25%

PB - 18 1%

MS - 102 5%

PHD - 30 1%

Fall 2013: Enrollment by Classification

Full-time 1979

Part-time 198

Fall 2013: Full and Part-time Enrollment

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Financial aid is inclusive of all classifications

Aggregate grade distribution includes only undergraduates

Receiving Financial Aid 60%

Not Receiving Financial Aid

40%

Fall 2013: Financial Aid

3084 3217

2039

689

429

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404 374

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Success Rate = total of grades A, B, C, D and S (Undergraduates only) Failure Rate = total of grades F/U Grades of I are not included in the calculation as these do not reflect either a completion or

failure, rather work that may or may not be completed Grades of Q (permitted drop by student – only three are allowed) and W are included in order to

provide a global perspective

Completion Rate = total of grades A, B, C, D, F/U and S (Undergraduates only) Completion Rate is defined as conclusion of a class based on assigned grade Incompletion Rate = total of grades Q and W Grades of I are not included in the calculation as these do not reflect either a completion or

failure, rather work that may or may not be completed

Success Rate 90%

Failure Rate 4%

Q/W 6%

Fall 2013: Success Rate

Completion 95%

Incomplete 5%

Fall 2013: Completion Rate

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STUDENT PROFILE, SPRING 2014

Undergraduate only, Post-baccalaureate, Masters and PhD excluded

970

690

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Spring 2014: Enrollment by Age

Males - 1278 63%

Females - 747 37%

Spring 2014: Enrollment by Gender

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Ethnicity is based on Coordinating Board classifications

Non-resident includes 42 states plus Puerto Rico. International represents 20 countries.

White, 1560, 77%

Black, 53, 3%

Hisp, 292, 14%

Asian, 33, 2%

Nat Am, 9, 1% Int, 21, 1%

Mixed, 46, 2% HA/PI, 3, 0%

Unk, 8, 0%

Spring 2014: Enrollment by Ethnicity

Res - 1589 85%

Non-Res - 253 14%

Int - 25 1%

Spring 2014: Enrollment by Residency

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FTF = first time freshmen; FTM = first time masters; Trans = transfers; Cont. = continuing student

Extrapolation of the data would bring the total for first generation to 492 at 24.29%.

FTF - 7 0% FTM - 8

1%

Cont - 1775 95%

Trans - 74 4%

Spring 2014: Enrollment by Admission Status

First Gen - 276 14%

Non First Gen - 860 42%

No Data - 889 44%

Spring 2014: First Generation

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Spring 2014: Enrollment by Major

General Academics 112

Marine Biology 574

Marine Engineering Technology 212

Marine Fisheries 26

Marine Science 46

Maritime Administration 388

Maritime Studies 58

Maritime Systems Engineering 174

Marine Transportation 296

Ocean & Coastal Resources 113

Other 20

University Studies 6

Total 2025

Corps enrollment is duplicated due to student participation in more than one academy activity;

unduplicated numbers for the Corps is 471; total enrollment is 2025

LO - 399 19%

ROTC - 49 3%

D & C - 25 1%

SSO - 38 2%

Gen Pop - 1554 75%

Spring 2014: Texas A&M Maritime Academy

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Full-time enrollment is based on 12 sch for Undergraduates, 9 sch for Masters, and 6 sch for PhD students.

FR - 449 22%

SO - 426 21%

JR - 399 20%

SR - 576 28%

PB - 36 2%

MS - 106 5%

PHD - 33 2%

Spring 2014: Enrollment by Classification

Full-time 91%

Part-time 9%

Spring 2014: Full and Part-time Enrollment

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Financial aid is inclusive of all classifications

Aggregate grade distribution includes only undergraduates

Receiving Financial Aid 59%

Not Receiving Financial Aid

41%

Spring 2014: Financial Aid

2943 3057

1869

570

363

43

367 257

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Spring 2014: Grade Distribution

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Success Rate = total of grades A, B, C, D and S (Undergraduates only) Failure Rate = total of grades F/U Grades of I are not included in the calculation as these do not reflect either a completion or

failure, rather work that may or may not be completed Grades of Q (permitted drop by student – only three are allowed) and W are included in order to

provide a global perspective

Completion Rate = total of grades A, B, C, D, F/U and S (Undergraduates only) Completion Rate is defined as conclusion of a class based on assigned grade Incompletion Rate = total of grades Q and W Grades of I are not included in the calculation as these do not reflect either a completion or

failure, rather work that may or may not be completed

Success Rate 91%

Failure Rate 4%

Q/W 5%

Spring 2014: Success Rate

Completion 95%

Incomplete 5%

Spirng 2014: Completion Rate

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STUDENT PROFILE, SUMMER 2013

Undergraduate only, Post-baccalaureate, Masters and PhD excluded

318

352

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Summer 2014: Enrollment by Age

Female - 276 32%

Male - 595 68%

Summer 2014: Enrollment by Gender

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Ethnicity is based on Coordinating Board classifications: total enrollment is 871

Non-resident includes 39 states plus Puerto Rico. International represents 15 countries.

White 79%

Black 2%

Hisp 13%

Asian 2%

Nat Am 0%

Int 1%

Mixed 2%

HA/PI 0% Unk

1%

Summer 2014: Enrollment by Ethnicity

Res - 659 76%

Non-Res - 197 22%

Int - 15 2%

Summer 2014: Enrollment by Residency

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FTF = first time freshmen; Trans = transfers; Cont. = continuing student; Ret = Returning; PB = Post-bac; SM= Sum transient; FTG = first time grad

Extrapolation of the data would bring the total for first generation to 215 at 25%.

FTF - 76 9%

Cont - 764 88%

Trans - 9 1%

Ret - 11 1%

FTG - 3 0%

PB - 2 0% SM - 6

1%

Summer 2014: Enrollment by Admission Status

First Gen - 113 13%

Non First Gen - 344 39%

No Data - 414 48%

Summer 2014: First Generation

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Summer 2014: Enrollment by Major

General Academics 31

Marine Biology 166

Marine Engineering Technology 99

Marine Fisheries 11

Marine Science 14

Maritime Administration 187

Maritime Studies 11

Maritime Systems Engineering 39

Marine Resources Management 9

Maritime Transportation 246

Ocean & Coastal Resources 25

Other 29

University Studies 4

Total 871

Corps enrollment is duplicated due to student participation in more than one academy activity; unduplicated numbers for the Corps is 322; total enrollment is 871

LO - 310 34%

ROTC - 6 1%

D & C - 7 1%

SSO - 30 3%

Gen Pop - 549 61%

Summer 2014: Texas A&M Maritime Academy

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Full-time enrollment is based on 8 sch for Undergraduates and 6 sch for Graduates

FR - 112 13%

SO - 112 13%

JR - 198 23%

SR - 365 42%

PB - 2 0%

MS - 63 7%

PHD - 19 2%

Summer 2014: Enrollment by Classification

Full-time 21%

Part-time 79%

Summer 2014: Full and Part-time Enrollment

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Financial aid is inclusive of all classifications

Aggregate grade distribution includes only undergraduates

Receiving Financial Aid 57%

Not Receiving Financial Aid

43%

Summer 2014: Financial Aid

594

465

211

43 26

67

12 34

2 0

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Summer 2014: Grade Distribution

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Success Rate = total of grades A, B, C, D and S (Undergraduates only) Failure Rate = total of grades F Grades of I are not included in the calculation as these do not reflect either a completion or

failure, rather work that may or may not be completed Grades of Q (permitted drop by student) and W are included in order to provide a global

perspective

Completion Rate = total of grades A, B, C, D, F/U and S (Undergraduates only) Completion Rate is defined as conclusion of a class based on assigned grade Incompletion Rate = total of grades Q and W Grades of I are not included in the calculation as these do not reflect either a completion or

failure, rather work that may or may not be completed

Success Rate 97%

Failure Rate 2%

Q/W 1%

Summer 2014: Success Rate

Completion 99%

Incomplete 1%

Summer 2014: Completion Rate

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Texas A&M Galveston has three commencement ceremonies during the academic school year, in December, May, and August. The following table provides information on the degrees awarded by A&M University at Galveston for the 2012-2013 academic year. The data is based on the CB009 report.

Degrees Conferred: 2013-2014 Academic Year

Degree Degree level Total

Bachelors Masters

Ocean and Coastal Resources 17 0 17

Marine Resources Management 0 17 17

Marine Fisheries 9 0 9

Marine Engineering Technology 22 0 22

Maritime Systems Engineering 26 0 26

Marine Biology 84 0 84

Marine Biology 0 3 3

Maritime Studies 11 0 11

Marine Science 17 0 17

University Studies 2 0 2

Marine Transportation 58 0 58

Maritime Administration 76 0 76

Maritime Administration and Logistics 0 11 11

Totals 322 31 353