Factbook At a Glance
Factbook At A Glance is a collection of our most commonly used charts. More in-depth information for these and other charts can be found in our full Factbook, which has been published annually since 2005. A brief summary of quick facts and figures is also available.
View the supporting data tables.
Trends of Admissions Summary
Note: Beginning in Fall 2023, the count of 'Applied' reported is now calculated as total admits plus denied applications, and no longer includes partially complete or withdrawn applications.
Percent of Students Receiving Financial Aid (reporting fall numbers only)
![A table showing the percent of undergraduate and graduate students who receive financial aid (fall numbers only) annually from 2018 through 2022.](../media/Files_Factbook/charts/Financial-Aid-Percent-2023.png)
Enrollment by Academic School, Fall 2023
![A bar chart showing the number of enrolled graduate and undergraduate students in each of the five academic schools.](../media/Files_Factbook/charts/Enrollment-by-School-2023.png)
Enrollment by Academic Department, Fall 2023
![A bar chart showing the number of enrolled graduate and undergraduate students in each of the sixteen academic departments.](../media/Files_Factbook/charts/Enrollment-by-Department-2023.png)
Student Enrollment Trends 2019-2023
Enrollment Definitions
- Student enrollment is described in terms of both headcount and FTE (Full-time Equivalence)
- Student headcount is the count of individuals registered as of the census date.
- Student FTE is calculated using two different methods:
Method 1:
- Undergraduate FTE = Full-Time headcount + (Part-Time Credit Hours/15)
- Graduate FTE = Full-Time headcount + (Part-Time Credit Hours/10)
Method 2: Undergraduate and Graduate FTE = Full-Time headcount + (1/3 Part-Time headcount)
- Full-time Status – A student is classified as full-time if they maintain at least 12 undergraduate credits or 9 graduate credits.
Fall to Fall Retention Rates of New Students by Student Type
![A line graph showing the percent of new students (by student type) who are retained from fall-to-fall annually from Fall 2018 to Fall 2022.](../media/Files_Factbook/charts/Retention-Rates-2023.png)
Four-Year Graduation Rates (of first-time, full-time freshmen)
Six-Year Graduation Rates (of first-time, full-time freshmen)
Trends in Degrees Conferred