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1 Graduate School DataBook Planning, Research, and Policy Analysis August 213
2 PREFACE August 213 The forteenth annual Graduate School Data Book includes a collection of information designed to answer frequently asked questions about Illinois State University s Graduate School. The information for Fiscal Year 213 is organized in major sections: overview, programs, degrees conferred and resources, reference and definitions. An appendix offers information on the interpretative data used to score reports and an institutional profile from the Survey of Earned Doctorates. Illinois State University began offering master s degree programs in 1943; doctoral work was introduced in In Fiscal Year 213, the University offered 42 master s programs (including the Master of Fine Arts and the Master of Business Administration), nine doctoral programs (Biological Sciences, Curriculum and Instruction, Educational Administration, English Studies, Mathematics Education, School Psychology, Special Education, Nursing and Doctor of Audiology), a Specialist in School Psychology, and nine graduate-level certificates. Additional information on graduate education is available from the Graduate School on-line at or by phone at Educating Illinois : Priorities for Illinois' First Public University presents Illinois State University s mission, vision, values and goals. Educating Illinois identifies a series of strategies for advancing the University's goals. The plan calls for the University to demonstrate excellence in scholarship, teaching and learning at the undergraduate and graduate levels acknowledges the synergy between teaching and research. A copy of Educating Illinois is available on-line at: The materials included in the Graduate School Data Book are available on-line at: GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
3 ABOOK 212 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW Board of Trustees & University Administrators 1 Deans, Department Chairs, and School Directors ~ Fall Graduate Student and General Facts ~ Fall On and Off Campus Students ~ Fall Departmental Faculty Characteristics ~ Fall Strategic Plan Educating Illinois PROGRAMS Applications, Acceptances, & Enrollments ~ Fall College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) ~ Master's Level Total 8 Agriculture 9 Family and Consumer Science 1 Technology 11 Kinesiology and Recreation 12 Information Systems 13 Criminal Justice Sciences 14 College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) ~ Master's Level Total 15 Biological Sciences 16 Chemistry 17 Master of Chemistry Education 18 Communication 19 Applied Economics 2 English 21 Writing 22 Languages, Literatures, and Cultures 23 Hydrogeology 24 History 25 Mathematics 26 Political Science 27 Psychology 28 Clinical-Counseling Psychology 29 Social Work 3 Sociology 31 Archaeology 32 Speech Pathology and Audiology 33 ii GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
4 TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) PROGRAMS (con't) College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) ~ Certificate Level Total 34 Teaching English/Writing 35 School Psychology 36 College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) ~ Doctoral Programs Total 37 Biological Sciences 38 English Studies 39 Mathematics Education 4 School Psychology 41 Doctor of Audiology 42 College of Business (COB) ~ Master's Programs Total 43 Accountancy 44 Accountancy BS/MPA 45 Masters of Business Administration 46 College of Education (COE) ~ Master's Programs Total 47 Curriculum and Instruction 48 Reading 49 Instructional Technology and Design 5 Educational Administration and Foundations 51 College Student Personnel Administration 52 Special Education 53 College of Education (COE) ~ Certificate Programs Total 54 School Librarianship 55 Alternative Secondary 56 General Administration 57 Superintendent Endorsement 58 Chief School Business Official 59 Special Education 6 College of Education (COE) ~ Doctoral Programs Total 61 Curriculum and Instruction 62 Educational Administration and Foundation 63 Special Education 64 iii GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
5 TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) College of Fine Arts (CFA) ~ Master's Programs Total 65 Arts Technology 66 Art 67 Master of Fine Arts ~ Art 68 Music 69 Master of Music Education 7 Theatre 71 Master of Fine Arts ~ Theatre 72 Mennonite College of Nursing (MCN) ~ Total 73 Nursing MSN 74 Family Nurse Practitioner 75 Nursing PhD 76 Other Student-At-Large 77 Non-IBHE Approved/Reviewed Certificates 78 DEGREES CONFERRED AND RESOURCES by Degree Type ~ Fiscal Years 26 and by ~ Fiscal Years 26 and Graduate Student Tuition and Fee Rates 81 Graduate Tuition Waiver Allocation ~ Fiscal Years 26 and REFERENCE Graduate Program Inventory ~ Fall University Definitions 84 APPENDICES Appendix A ~ GRE Interpretive Data 85 Appendix B ~ Survey of Earned Doctorates 86 CAMPUS MAP iv GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
6 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY OVERVIEW DID YOU KNOW? Illinois State Normal University was established in 1857 as the first public university in Illinois. The first graduate programs were offered in Aerial view of Illinois State University looking northeast. GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
7 OVERVIEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES & UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATORS ~ FALL 212 Current Board of Trustees Current Administrators Michael McCuskey - chair Expires January 217 Al Bowman President Jay. D. Bergman January 217 Sheri Noren Everts Vice President of Academic Affairs and Provost Anne Davis January 217 Daniel Layzell Vice President for Finance and Planning Bob Dobski January 213 Larry Dietz Vice President for Student Affairs Betty Kinser January 217 Erin Minné Vice President for University Advancement Joanne Maitland Rocky Donahue Aaron Von Qualen January 213 October 217 Student Trustee Past and Current Presidents Charles E. Hovey Samuel J. Braden Richard Edwards David K. Berlo Edwin C. Hewett Gene A. Budig John W. Cook Lloyd Watkins Arnold Tompkins Thomas Wallace David Felmley David A. Strand Harry A. Brown Victor John Boschini Jr Raymond W. Fairchild Al Bowman 23-Present Robert G. Bone GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
8 College of Applied Science and Technology Dean Dr. Jeffery A. Wood Department of Agriculture Chair Dr. Robert Rhykerd Department of Criminal Justice Sciences Chair Dr. Jacqueline L. Schneider Department of Family and Consumer Sciences.. Chair Dr. Robert Cullen Department of Health Sciences Chair Dr. Jeffery K. Clark School of Information Technology Director Dr. Joaquin A. Vila-Ruiz School of Kinesiology and Recreation Director Dr. Alan C. Lacy Department of Military Science Lt. Col. Stacy Seaworth Department of Technology Chair Dr. Richard A. Boser College of Arts and Sciences Dean Dr. Gregory B. Simpson School of Biological Sciences Director Dr. Craig Gatto Department of Chemistry Chair Dr. John E. Baur School of Communication Director Dr. Larry W. Long Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders Chair Dr. Ann E. Beck Department of Economics Chair Dr. David L. Cleeton Department of English Chair Dr. James M. Skibo Department of Geography-Geology Chair Dr. David H. Malone Department of History Chair Dr. Anthony Crumbaugh Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures Chair Dr. Bruce R. Burningham Department of Mathematics Chair Dr. George F. Seelinger Department of Philosophy Chair Dr. Thomas G. Buller Department of Physics Chair Dr. Richard F. Martin, Jr. Department of Politics and Government Chair Dr. Ali Riaz Department of Psychology Chair Dr. Jerome S. Jordan School of Social Work Director Dr. Diane L. Zosky Department of Sociology and Anthropology Chair Dr. Fred H. Smith College of Business Dean Dr. Scott D. Johnson Department of Accounting Acting Chair Dr. Gerald McKean Department of Finance, Insurance and Law Chair Dr. Gary Koppenhaver Department of Management & Quantitative Methods Chair Dr. John H. Bantham Department of Marketing Chair Dr. Timothy A. Longfellow College of Education Dean Dr. Perry L. Schoon Department of Curriculum and Instruction Chair Dr. Barbara B. Meyer Department of Educational Administration & Foundations Chair Dr. Wendy G. Troxel Department of Special Education Chair Dr. Maureen E. Angell College of Fine Arts Dean Dr. James E. Major 2 OVERVIEW DEANS, DEPARTMENT CHAIRS, AND SCHOOL DIRECTORS~ FALL 212
9 OVERVIEW GRADUATE STUDENT & GENERAL FACTS ~ FALL 212 Graduate Student Information in Fiscal Year 213 Percent of Faculty who are Graduate Faculty Graduate Student End of Enrollment Post Baccalaureate % On-Campus 2,323 Masters 722 Off-Campus 29 Post Masters Certificates 3 Milner Library Holdings Total 2,532 IBHE Approved Certificates 6 Volumes 1,622,355 Doctoral 51 Printed and electronic periodicals 83,375 Graduate Enrollment by Total 797 Male 99 Non-IBHE Approved Cert. Awarded 66 Research and Sponsored Programs (FY 12) Female 1,623 Proposals Awarded 239 Graduate Assistantships Funds Awarded 25.6 million Enrollment by Racial/Ethnic Designation Within Academic Departments 692 American Indian/Alaskan Native 5 Other Assistantships 212 Fall 12 Graduate Tuition & Fees Per Credit Hour Black or African American 17 Resident Asian 42 Graduate Student Average Monthly Stipends Non-Resident Hispanic 59 Masters (full-time) $1,9 Doctoral (full-time) $1,68 Fiscal Year 212 Operating Expenditures White 1,973 University $42.1 million Two or more selections 7 General Facts No Response 37 All Living Alumni (Undergraduate & Graduate) Non-Resident Alien 239 Illinois 12,621 Other U.S. States 43,38 Applications, Acceptances, & Enrollments Foreign Countries 948 Applications 2,46 Locations Unknown 21,8 Acceptances 1,139 New Enrollments 698 University Employees Yield Rate (Accepted/Applied) 47% Departmental Faculty 1,212 Show Rate 61% Non-Departmental Faculty 41 Library 29 New Graduate Student Profile Lab School 112 Mean Master's Entering GPA 3.55 Managerial/Administrative 66 Mean Doctoral Entering GPA 3.76 Professional 694 Civil Service 1,49 Student Financial Aid Total 3,563 Graduate students received $986,15 in tuition waiver stipends for Fiscal Year University Accreditation Agencies Illinois State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. All teacher preparation programs are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and are certified by the Illinois State Board of Education. A number of programs hold discipline-based accreditation. The University holds institutional memberships in the American Council of Education, the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, and the Council of Graduate Schools of the United States. GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
10 Average Age Level as of 9/1/12 Headcount FTE 1 Master's ,735 1,46 IBHE Approved Certificate Doctoral Non-Degree Seeking Students Total 31. 2,532 1,916 IBHE Approved Non-Degree College Master Certificates Doctoral Students Total Applied Science and Technology Arts and Sciences Business Education Fine Arts Mennonite College of Nursing Other Total 1, ,532 1 Graduate Level Full-time Equivalency (FTE) is based on 9 hours. OVERVIEW ON AND OFF CAMPUS END OF TERM ENROLLMENT ~ FALL 212 Graduate Students by Level Fall 212 Doctoral 17% Certificate 2% Non- Degree 13% Master's 68% Graduate Students by College Fall 212 Other 12% CFA 6% MCN 4% CED 21% COB 8% CAST 13% CAS 36% Total Graduate Student Enrollment by Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Non-Resident Alien 1% White 78% All Other 6% Black or African American 4% Hispanic 2% Racial/Ethnic Designation On-Campus Off-Campus American Indian/Alaskan Native 5 -- Black or African American 97 1 Asian 4 2 Hispanic White 1, Two or more selections 67 3 No Response 35 2 Non-Resident Alien Total 2, GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
11 OVERVIEW DEPARTMENTAL FACULTY CHARACTERISTICS ~ FALL 212 Percent Appointment Rank Male Female Total Rank Full-Time Part-Time Total Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Other Other Total ,212 Total ,212 Racial/Ethnic Designation Number Percent American Indian/Native Alaskan 1.1 Tenured/Tenure Black or African American Years of Service Track Non-Tenure Total Asian Years Hispanic Years Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Years White Years Two or more selections Years Not Reported or More Years Non-Resident Alien Total ,212 GRADUATE FACULTY CHARACTERISTICS ~ FALL 212 Percent Appointment Rank Male Female Total Rank Full-Time Part-Time Total Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Other Other Total Total Racial/Ethnic Designation Number Percent Tenure Status American Indian/Native Alaskan 1.1 Tenured/Tenure Black or African American Years of Service Track Non-Tenure Total Asian Years Hispanic Years Years White Years Two or more selections Years Not Reported or More Years Non-Resident Alien Total Tenure Status GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
12 OVERVIEW EDUCATING ILLINOIS : Priorities for Illinois' first public university Illinois State University - Illinois' first public university - is an institution of first choice for increasing numbers of academically talented and motivated students. The university maintains strong, mutually reinforcing commitments to scholarship, and to undergraduate and graduate education. The University's strategic plan, Educating Illinois : Priorities for Illinois' First Public University, builds upon the University's heritage, strengths, and recent accomplishments. The plan advances the Board of Trustees' vision statement for the University, and it reflects extensive consultation with individuals from throughout the Illinois State University community. Our Mission: We at Illinois State University work as a diverse community of scholars with a commitment to fostering a small-college atmosphere with large-university opportunities. We promote the highest academic standards in our teaching, scholarship, public service and the connections we build among them. We devote all of our resources and energies to creating the most supportive and productive community possible to serve the citizens of Illinois and beyond. Our Vision: Illinois State University will continue to occupy a unique position of strength and visibility among the institutions of higher education in Illinois, the nation, and the world. Illinois State University will continue to be the first-choice public university in Illinois for high-achieving, motivated students who seek an individualized educational experience at an institution that offers excellent undergraduate and graduate programs and supports high-quality research, scholarship, and creative activities. Our Values: Pursuit of Learning and Scholarship: Illinois State University works with students as partners in their educational development inside and outside of the classroom, so that students come to appreciate learning as an active and lifelong process. The University contributes new knowledge through research, scholarship, and creative activities, as well as other forms of individual scholarship in which all students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to participate. Individualized Attention: Illinois State University provides a supportive environment. An innovative General Education program, strong student-faculty-staff connections, and superior student services focus on each student as an individual, with unique educational needs and potential. The University is dedicated to placing the learner at the center of teaching and scholarship, to recognizing the importance of each faculty and staff member to the successful operation of the programs and services provided, and to acknowledging the on-going contributions of its former students, faculty, and staff. Public Opportunity: Illinois State University assures students access to educational, research, and service opportunities through a wide range of high quality programs; faculty mentors who are scholars and creative artists of repute in their disciplines; and the support of outstanding facilities, technologies, and library resources. The University partners with business, industry, government, and education providing leadership in statewide, national, and international initiatives; expanding service and outreach; and enhancing financial support for instructional, scholarship, and service activities. Diversity: Illinois State University affirms and encourages community and an informed respect for differences among students, faculty, and staff by fostering an inclusive environment characterized by ethical behavior and social justice that prepares students to be fully engaged participants in a global society. The University supports a diverse faculty and staff who mentor a diverse student population. The University endeavors to create a varied and inclusive community where all students, staff, and faculty are active participants in a global society characterized by teamwork, respect for differences, civic engagement, and educational goals which celebrate diversity. Civic Engagement: Illinois State University prepares students to be informed and engaged citizens who will promote and further the collective goals of society. The University promotes active learning experiences through which students will gain an awareness and understanding of civic engagement as a lifelong responsibility. Furthermore, the University encourages faculty and staff to serve as engaged civic leaders and role models promoting the quality of life for all citizens through collaborative and individual action. 6 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
13 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS DID YOU KNOW? Illinois State University graduate enrollment increased from 36 in 1945 to over 2, in 198. The number of enrolled graduate students has remained stable since the 198's, approximately 2,5 graduate students are currently enrolled. Watterson Towers GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
14 STUDENTS ~ NEW APPLICATIONS, ACCEPTANCES, & ENROLLMENTS - Fall 212 On-Campus End of On-Campus Racial/Ethnic Designation Applications Acceptances Enrollments Yield Rate Show Rate American Indian/Alaskan Native Black or African American Asian Hispanic Hawaiian or Pacific Islander White 1, Two or more selections No Response Non-Resident Alien Off-Campus End of Off-Campus Racial/Ethnic Designation Applications Acceptances Enrollments Yield Rate Show Rate Black or African American Asian Hispanic White Two or more selections No Response Non-Resident Alien All New Graduate Students End of All New Graduate Students Racial/Ethnic Designation Applications Acceptances Enrollments Yield Rate Show Rate American Indian/Alaskan Native Black or African American Asian Hispanic Hawaiian or Pacific Islander White 1, Two or more selections No Response Non-Resident Alien Total 2,46 1, GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
15 8 CAST ~ MASTERS PROGRAM COLLEGE TOTAL New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 47 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 51 $467 Accepted Full-time 62 $947 New Enrolled 119 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American 5 Fall 212 $947 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian 4 Verbal Hispanic 4 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 89 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections 1 18 Internet Scale 19 9 No Response 3 16 Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien Summer 212 On-Campus 128 Male Total 128 Type 4 2 Fall 212 On-Campus 33 MA 2 Off-Campus -- MS Total 33 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 319 Culminating Experience 77 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam 26 2 FY 2-6 and 8 include Total 319 Thesis 29 Environmental Health & Science Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall Black or African American 11 Asian 1 4 Hispanic White Two or more selections 9 15 No Response 4 1 Non-Resident Alien 66 Fall 212 Male 164 Female Fall 2-4 include Environmental Health & Science GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
16 9 CAST ~ MASTERS PROGRAM AGRICULTURE New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 13 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 8 $571 Accepted Full-time 2 $1,25 New Enrolled 3 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $1, Black or African American -- Fall 212 $1,25 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic 2 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 5 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 1 Summer 212 On-Campus 8 Male Total 8 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 18 MS 8 Off-Campus Total 18 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 21 Culminating Experience -- Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 21 Thesis 8 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- Hispanic White 14 Two or more selections -- 2 No Response -- Non-Resident Alien 2 1 Fall 212 Male Female 7
17 CAST ~ MASTERS PROGRAM FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 39 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 23 $425 Accepted Full-time 2 $85 New Enrolled 19 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American -- Fall 212 $85 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 15 3 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response 1 Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 2 2 Summer 212 On-Campus 2 Male Total 2 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 42 MA 1 Off-Campus -- MS Total 42 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 44 Culminating Experience 11 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 44 Thesis 7 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 1 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 1 7 Hispanic White 35 4 Two or more selections -- 3 No Response 1 2 Non-Resident Alien 4 1 Fall 212 Male Female 4 1 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
18 CAST ~ MASTERS PROGRAM TECHNOLOGY New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 28 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 8 $453 Accepted Full-time 4 $96 New Enrolled 12 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American 2 Fall 212 $96 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian 2 Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 18 6 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale 3 73 No Response -- 5 Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 5 4 Summer 212 On-Campus 4 Male Total 4 Type 1 Fall 212 On-Campus 5 MS 27 Off-Campus Total 5 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 53 Culminating Experience 2 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam 24 Total 53 Thesis 1 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 4 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 2 Hispanic -- White 29 Two or more selections 2 No Response -- Non-Resident Alien 13 Fall 212 Male 26 Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
19 CAST ~ MASTERS PROGRAM KINESIOLOGY & RECREATION New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 198 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 6 $495 Accepted Full-time 35 $958 New Enrolled 59 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American 2 Fall 212 $958 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian 1 Verbal Hispanic 1 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 38 7 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- 6 Internet Scale 1 12 No Response -- Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien Summer 212 On-Campus 14 Male Fall 212 Total 14 Type 1 On-Campus 117 MS 44 Off-Campus Total 117 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 11 Culminating Experience 36 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 11 Thesis 8 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 5 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 1 14 Hispanic White 13 8 Two or more selections 4 6 No Response -- 4 Non-Resident Alien 4 2 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
20 CAST ~ MASTERS PROGRAM INFORMATION SYSTEMS New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 119 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 6 $48 Accepted Full-time 11 $961 New Enrolled 22 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American 1 Fall 212 $961 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian 1 Verbal Hispanic 1 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 8 5 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections 1 Internet Scale No Response 2 4 Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 16 3 Summer 212 On-Campus 38 Male Total 38 Type 1 Fall 212 On-Campus 8 MS 3 Off-Campus Total 8 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 7 Culminating Experience 28 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 7 Thesis 2 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 4 12 Hispanic 1 1 White 3 8 Two or more selections 2 6 No Response 3 4 Non-Resident Alien 4 2 Fall 212 Male Female 2 13 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
21 CAST ~ MASTERS PROGRAM CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCIENCES New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 1 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time -- $ Accepted Full-time 8 $848 New Enrolled 4 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American -- Fall 212 $848 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 5 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale 1 15 No Response -- Enrollment End of 1 Summer 212 On-Campus 8 Male 1 4 Total 8 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 23 MA 1 Off-Campus -- MS Total 23 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 21 Culminating Experience -- Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam 2 Total 21 Thesis 3 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 1 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 2 6 Hispanic 2 5 White 14 4 Two or more selections 1 3 No Response -- 2 Non-Resident Alien 3 1 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
22 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM COLLEGE TOTAL New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications ##### Summer Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 116 $64 Accepted 43 ### Full-time 173 $1,46 New Enrolled 214 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. American Indian/Alaskan Native 2 Fall 27 $1, Black or African American 9 Fall 212 $1,46 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled Avg. Asian 5 Verbal Hispanic 14 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections 1 35 Internet Scale No Response 4 3 Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien Summer 212 On-Campus 374 Male Off-Campus 1 Female Total 375 Type 5 Fall 212 On-Campus 74 MA 4 MCE 1 Off-Campus -- MS 22 MSCE Total 74 MSW 24 Spring 213 On-Campus 679 Degree Option Off-Campus 1 Culminating Experience 124 Total 68 Comprehensive Exam 65 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Thesis 96 American Indian/Alaskan Native 2 Black or African American 27 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 17 Hispanic White 538 Two or more selections No Response 12 7 Non-Resident Alien Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
23 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 69 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 1 $1,2 Accepted Full-time 28 $1,331 New Enrolled 12 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $1, Black or African American -- Fall 212 $1,331 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic 1 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 6 3 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale 1 86 No Response 1 Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 2 2 Summer 212 On-Campus 7 Male Total 7 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 33 MS 1 Off-Campus Total 33 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 33 Culminating Experience -- Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 33 Thesis 1 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- 8 Hispanic White 26 5 Two or more selections -- 4 No Response Non-Resident Alien 5 1 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
24 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM CHEMISTRY New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 26 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 2 $669 Accepted Full-time 22 $1,276 New Enrolled 11 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $1, Black or African American -- Fall 212 $1,272 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 1 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 1 Summer 212 On-Campus 25 Male Total 25 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 35 MS 11 Off-Campus Total 35 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 32 Culminating Experience -- Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 32 Thesis 11 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 2 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 2 6 Hispanic -- 5 White 26 4 Two or more selections 1 3 No Response 1 2 Non-Resident Alien 3 1 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
25 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM MASTER OF CHEMISTRY EDUCATION New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 1 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 2 $669 Accepted Full-time 22 $1,276 New Enrolled -- Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $1,1 --. Black or African American -- Fall 212 $1,272 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing --. Fiscal Years Quantitative White 1 3 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of 2 Summer 212 On-Campus 2 Male -- Off-Campus 1 Female 1 1 Total 3 Type Fall 212 On-Campus -- MCE 1 Off-Campus -- MSCE Total -- Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus -- Culminating Experience 1 Off-Campus 1 Comprehensive Exam -- Total 1 Thesis -- Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- Hispanic -- 3 White -- 2 Two or more selections -- No Response -- 1 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
26 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM COMMUNICATION New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 71 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time -- $ Accepted Full-time 37 $995 New Enrolled 26 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American -- Fall 212 $995 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 27 4 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale Off-Campus Female No Response Enrollment End of Summer 212 Total On-Campus Type Non-Resident Alien Male Fall 212 On-Campus 81 MA 2 Off-Campus -- MS Total 81 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 81 Culminating Experience 16 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 81 Thesis 11 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 4 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 1 12 Hispanic 2 1 White 7 8 Two or more selections 1 6 No Response 2 4 Non-Resident Alien 1 2 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
27 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM APPLIED ECONOMICS New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 62 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 27 $592 Accepted Full-time 1 $1,2 New Enrolled 18 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American -- Fall 212 $1,2 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic 1 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 7 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale 9 8 No Response -- Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 9 Summer 212 On-Campus 16 Male Total 16 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 42 MA 4 Off-Campus -- MS Total 42 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 4 Culminating Experience 16 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 4 Thesis 1 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 1 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 2 Hispanic White 17 3 Two or more selections -- No Response -- 2 Non-Resident Alien 21 1 Fall 212 Male Female 16 2 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
28 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM ENGLISH New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 4 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 19 $779 Accepted Full-time 1 $1,584 New Enrolled 8 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $1, Black or African American -- Fall 212 $1,584 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian 2 Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 12 4 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale Off-Campus Female No Response 9 -- Enrollment End of Summer 212 Total On-Campus 2 2 Type Non-Resident Alien Male Fall 212 On-Campus 32 MA 9 Off-Campus -- MS Total 32 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 31 Culminating Experience 1 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam 6 Total 31 Thesis 11 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 1 7 Hispanic White 25 4 Two or more selections 3 3 No Response Fall 212 Male Female 2 21 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
29 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM WRITING New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 7 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 19 $779 Accepted Full-time 1 $1,584 New Enrolled 2 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $1, Black or African American -- Fall 212 $1,584 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 1 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of Summer 212 On-Campus 2 Male Total 2 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 4 MA 1 Off-Campus -- MS Total 4 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 5 Culminating Experience 1 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 5 Thesis -- Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- Hispanic White 4 Two or more selections -- 2 No Response -- 1 Fall 212 Male Female 2 22 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
30 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND CULTURES New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 2 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time -- $ Accepted Full-time 18 $943 New Enrolled 11 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American 2 Fall 212 $943 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic 4 Writing --. Fiscal Years Quantitative White 8 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale 3 78 No Response 1 Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 1 Summer 212 On-Campus 4 Male Total 4 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 29 MA 16 Off-Campus Total 29 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 26 Culminating Experience 3 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam 11 2 FY11 includes 1 degree conferred in Total 26 Thesis 2 the LLC BA/MA program. Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 4 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- Hispanic White 14 3 Two or more selections 2 No Response 1 2 Non-Resident Alien 4 1 Fall 212 Male Female 2 1 Falls 29 and 21 include 1 student enrolled in the LLC BA/MA program. 23 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
31 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM HYDROGEOLOGY New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 15 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 11 $99 Accepted Full-time -- $ New Enrolled 7 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $1, Black or African American 1 Fall 212 $ GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic 1 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 6 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 1 Summer 212 On-Campus 9 Male Total 9 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 17 MS 9 Off-Campus Total 17 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 14 Culminating Experience -- Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam 5 Total 14 Thesis 4 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 1 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 1 Hispanic White Two or more selections -- No Response -- 1 Non-Resident Alien 2 5 Fall 212 Male Female 9 24 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
32 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM HISTORY New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 21 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time -- $ Accepted Full-time 13 $94 New Enrolled 9 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. American Indian/Alaskan Native 1 Fall 27 $ Black or African American 1 Fall 212 $94 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing 2 4. Fiscal Years Quantitative White 13 3 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of 2 Summer 212 On-Campus 14 Male Total 14 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 42 MA 5 Off-Campus -- MS Total 42 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 45 Culminating Experience 12 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 45 Thesis 3 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- 6 Hispanic -- 5 White 39 4 Two or more selections 2 3 No Response Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
33 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM MATHEMATICS New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 124 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 2 $538 Accepted Full-time 15 $1,75 New Enrolled 29 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American 2 Fall 212 $1,75 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian 2 Verbal Hispanic 1 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 2 5 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- 4 Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 11 3 Summer 212 On-Campus 53 Male Total 53 Type 1 Fall 212 On-Campus 8 MA -- Off-Campus -- MS Total 8 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 81 Culminating Experience 3 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam 3 Total 81 Thesis 3 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 3 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 7 12 Hispanic -- 1 White 38 8 Two or more selections 1 6 No Response -- 4 Non-Resident Alien 31 2 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
34 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM POLITICAL SCIENCE New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 33 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time -- $ Accepted Full-time 14 $871 New Enrolled 15 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American -- Fall 212 $871 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 8 3 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of 2 Summer 212 On-Campus 13 Male Total 13 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 33 MA -- Off-Campus -- MS Total 33 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 31 Culminating Experience 4 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam 2 Total 31 Thesis 2 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 1 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 1 8 Hispanic White 29 5 Two or more selections -- 4 No Response Non-Resident Alien 1 1 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
35 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM PSYCHOLOGY New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 5 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 34 $491 Accepted Full-time 1 $633 New Enrolled 9 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American 2 Fall 212 $633 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 11 5 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response 1 4 Enrollment End of 3 Summer 212 On-Campus 19 Male Total 19 Type 1 Fall 212 On-Campus 38 MA -- Off-Campus -- MS Total 38 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 33 Culminating Experience -- Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 33 Thesis 14 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 2 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 1 12 Hispanic -- 1 White 3 8 Two or more selections 3 6 No Response Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
36 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM CLINICAL-COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 53 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 34 $491 Accepted Full-time 1 $633 New Enrolled 11 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American -- Fall 212 $633 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian 1 Verbal Hispanic 1 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 1 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- 2 Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 1 Summer 212 On-Campus 23 Male Total 23 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 28 MA -- Off-Campus -- MS Total 28 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 26 Culminating Experience 8 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 26 Thesis 5 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- Hispanic White 27 Two or more selections 1 2 No Response -- 1 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
37 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM SOCIAL WORK New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 47 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 1 $425 Accepted Full-time 5 $85 New Enrolled 8 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American 1 Fall 212 $85 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic 2 Writing --. Fiscal Years Quantitative White 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- 3 Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of Non-Resident Alien 1 2 Summer 212 On-Campus 46 Male Total 46 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 66 MSW 24 Off-Campus Total 66 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 65 Culminating Experience 24 Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 65 Thesis -- Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 7 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- 8 Hispanic White 51 5 Two or more selections 3 4 No Response Non-Resident Alien 3 1 Fall 212 Male Female 59 3 GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
38 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM SOCIOLOGY New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 19 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 19 $449 Accepted Full-time 9 $895 New Enrolled 7 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American -- Fall 212 $895 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic 1 Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 9 2 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- Internet Scale No Response -- Enrollment End of Summer 212 On-Campus 16 Male Total 16 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 3 MA 1 Off-Campus -- MS Total 3 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 25 Culminating Experience -- Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 25 Thesis 1 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 Black or African American 2 End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian 1 Hispanic White 24 Two or more selections -- 2 No Response -- 1 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
39 CAS ~ MASTERS PROGRAM ARCHAEOLOGY New Fall 212 Fiscal Year 213 Employed by Department Fall 212 Applications 22 Summer 212 Fall 212 Spring 213 Part-time 19 $449 Accepted Full-time 9 $895 New Enrolled 8 Racial/Ethnic Designation Comparison (Full-Time) GPA Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Fall 27 $ Black or African American -- Fall 212 $895 GRE Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Asian -- Verbal Hispanic -- Writing Fiscal Years Quantitative White 7 TOEFL Fall 212 New Enrolled N Avg. Two or more selections -- 2 Internet Scale No Response 1 Enrollment End of Summer 212 On-Campus 19 Male Total 19 Type Fall 212 On-Campus 29 MA 2 Off-Campus -- MS Total 29 Degree Option Spring 213 On-Campus 28 Culminating Experience -- Off-Campus -- Comprehensive Exam -- Total 28 Thesis 8 Racial/Ethnic Designation Fall 212 American Indian/Alaskan Native 1 Black or African American -- End of Enrollment Fall 1998 through Fall 212 Asian -- Hispanic White 26 Two or more selections -- 2 No Response 2 1 Fall 212 Male Female GRADUATE SCHOOL DATABOOK 213
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