ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA FACTBOOK

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1 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA FACTBOOK OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH 915 SOUTH JACKSON STREET, BH-16 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA FAX

2 From the President Dear Colleagues and Friends: The Alabama State University Fact Book, is an annual publication of the Institutional Research Office. This document is an update of factual information which is designed to assist administrators, faculty, staff and other university constituents with statistical references about the institution. It contains information about our degrees conferred, facilities, fiscal data, and faculty and student characteristics. The Office of Institutional Research, in its ongoing effort to provide useful information, will continue to refine this document each year and welcomes your comments and suggestions for inclusion of new information or improvements. This fact book edition will be the first edition to be placed on the ASU website ( in its entirety. We hope that those who are less familiar with our University will find this publication to be informative and useful. We invite you to visit our campus to learn more about our academic offerings as well as, meet the outstanding student body, the faculty and the administrative support staff. When we teach class, the world takes note. ii

3 FACT BOOK Office of Institutional Research Staff Ms. Brenda L. Bryant Director Mr. Albert Calhoun, Jr. Statistician PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Mrs. Syreeta Ghee Sarpong Institutional Research Assistant Ms. Joyce M. Davis Senior Secretary Office of Institutional Research Alabama State University 915 S. Jackson Street 16 Beverly Hall, Basement Montgomery, Alabama Phone: (334) Fax: (334) iii

4 PREFACE The Office of Institutional Research (OIR) at Alabama State University publishes the university Fact Book annually during the spring semester. This document serves as an official reference guide to pertinent information about the university s history, facilities, students, personnel, alumni and academic programs. This document continues to present information that highlights the patterns or trends that exist in the data. This fact book also provides a historical context in which to review the university s development and can be used as a reference among the University s administrators and faculty in planning and decision-making. We welcome you to visit the Alabama State University web page where an electronic version of this publication is available to the general public at: Where users will have the ability to view, download or print as needed. We highly encourage the use of the electronic version to reduce printing costs associated with the publication. Ms. Brenda L. Bryant, Director of Instititutional Research Alabama State University 915 S. Jackson Street Montgomery, Alabama (334) (334) Fax bbryant@alasu.edu iv

5 OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY Alabama State University (ASU) began in 1867 as Lincoln Normal School, a private school for Negroes located in Marion, Alabama. In 1878, William Burns Paterson was named President. President Paterson is revered as founder of Alabama State University. Today, ASU has nine major units: University College, College of Arts and Sciences, college of Health Sciences, College of Business Administration, college of Education, the School of Music, the School of Graduate Studies, Continuing Education and the Division of Aerospace Studies. The academic offerings range from the baccalaureate to the education specialist degree. The physical plant is approximately acres and is valued at more than $150 million. The faculty has grown from three to over 300. The university has conferred some 100 associate degrees, 28,241 baccalaureate degrees and 8,479 graduate degrees through spring Since Alabama State University s founding, more than 43,095 persons have earned degrees (includes high school diplomas and certificates from the university. Dr. Joe A. Lee serves as president, having begun his tenure September FALL 2005 STUDENT ENROLLMENT DATA Total Enrollment Number Undergraduate/Graduate Enrollment Number Total Enrollment 5469 Undergraduate Enrollment 4485 Male 2037 Freshmen 2011 Undergraduate 1777 Sophomores 924 Graduate 260 Juniors 697 Seniors 823 Female 3432 Undergraduate Specials 30 Undergraduate 2708 Graduate 724 Undergraduate Full-Time 3958 Undergraduate Part-Time 527 Black 5145 Hispanic 17 Black 4336 Asian 10 Hispanic 11 American Indian 3 Asian 6 White 267 American Indian 2 International 20 White 109 Other 7 International 16 Other 5 In-State 3926 Graduate Enrollment 984 Undergraduate 2968 Graduate 503 Graduate 958 A/AA Certificate 56 Out-of-State 1543 Educational Specialist 79 Undergraduate 1524 Non-Traditional Fifth Year 252 Graduate 19 Special Non-Degree 22 Special Graduate 0 Special Probationary Graduate 2 Doctoral Candidate 70 Graduate Full-time 255 Total Full-Time Equivalent 5013 Graduate Part-time 729 Undergraduate 4274 Graduate 738 Black 809 Hispanic 6 New Undergraduate Transfers 166 Asian 4 Beginning Freshman 1213 American Indian 1 White 158 International 4 Other 2 v

6 Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION PAGES 1 21 FACT BOOK STUDENT ENROLLMENT DATA PAGES NEW ENROLLEE CHARACTERISTICS PAGES GRADUATION STATISTICS PAGES FACULTY INFORMATION PAGES PHYSICAL FACILITIES PAGES FISCAL RESOURCES PAGES ALUMNI INFORMATION PAGE /01/04-OIR vi

7 GENERAL INFORMATION 1

8 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY MISSION Alabama State University is a regional comprehensive, historically black, state-supported university. In carrying out its mission, the university serves the city of Montgomery, the state, the nation and the global community. Its major commitments are quality programs of undergraduate and graduate instruction, residential life, continuing education, public service, and research provided at the most reasonable cost to individual students and taxpayers. The university will continue to strengthen its academic programs in education, business and the liberal arts while giving even greater emphasis to the science programs at the graduate and undergraduate levels. The science emphasis is in recognition of the gross under presentation of minority professionals in this broad and important field throughout the nation. The university will also expand further its public service programs through strengthening programs of service of local and state political leaders and providing them with research-based guidance on policy and program approaches and initiatives for addressing community problems. The university aims to develop and pursue these programs in a manner to ensure that eligible students who desire to develop and expand their scholastic skills for personal, occupational, or professional growth have the opportunity to do so, regardless of social economic status. Respect for the intellectual potential and dignity of students as individual human beings, without regard to age, sex, race, color cultural background, national origin, or disability, shall be paramount. 2

9 ACCREDITATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS Alabama State University (ASU) is accredited by the Commissions on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor s, master s and education specialist degrees. The university is also accredited by the following organizations and associations: The Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM), the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification (NASDTEC), the Council on Social Work Education, the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE), and the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Program (CAAHEP) for the Health Information Management Program. ASU is approved by the Alabama State Department of Education and its programs and credits are accepted for teacher certification. ASU is approved by the Veterans Administration to provide educational programs authorized by Congress under several federal acts and those authorized by the State of Alabama under the Alabama G.I. and Dependents Benefit Act. ASU holds membership in a large number of organizations, including the following: Alabama Association for Higher Education in Business Alabama Association of College Administrators American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admission Officers American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education American Association of State Colleges and Universities American Association of University Women American Council on Education American Librarian Association Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities College and University Personnel Association College Language Association Conference of Southern Graduate Schools Council for the Advancement and Support of Education Council of Graduate Schools National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Association of Schools of Music National Association of Student Personnel Administrators National Broadcasters Association National Collegiate Athletic Association Southwestern Athletic Conference 3

10 ASU is on the approved list of the American Association of University Women. Women graduates with approved baccalaureate degrees are eligible for membership in that association. Alabama State University is authorized under federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students-act 101 (a) (15) (F); CFR The College of Business Administration is a member of the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the National Agency for Collegiate Schools of Business, the Southern Business Administration Association and the National Business League. The college holds membership in the Alabama Association for Higher Education in Business and the Alabama Council of Deans of Schools of Business. The College of Health Sciences is a member of the Association of Schools of Allied Health (ASAH). The departments in the college (Health Information Management, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy) are members of the following national organizations: the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), the American Hospital Association (AHA); the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA); the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA); the National Society of Allied Health (NSAH); and the American Academy of Physical Therapy (AAPT). Authorized location of more than 20 chapters of national honor and professional societies on the campus further attest to the high standing of the university and recognition of the quality of its academic programs and offerings. 4

11 ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION 5

12 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS DISTRICT TERM EXPIRES ON JANUARY 31st Governor Bob Riley, Montgomery 2007 Ex-Officio President Elton N. Dean, Sr., ** Montgomery State-at-Large 2011 Chairman Dr. Joe A Lee, Montgomery Secretary MEMBERS Taylor Hodge, Jr., Mobile First 2017 Oscar Crawley, Lanett Third 2014 Buford Crutcher, Huntsville Fifth 2008 Thomas H. Figures, ** Mobile State-at-Large 2014 Bobby M. Junkins, Gadsden Fourth 2011 Lawrence J. Lemax, Birmingham State-at-Large 2014 Patsy B. Parker, ** Opelika State-at-Large 2008 Joe L. Reed, **Montgomery Second 2011 Catherine W. Wright, **Montgomery Second 2008 Herbert Young, ** Hoover Sixth 2017 **Denotes Trustees who are alumni of the University. Trustees may serve until their successors are appointed but not more than 12 years. 6

13 ASU PRESIDENTS George N. Card William Burns Paterson John William Beverly George Washington Trenholm Harper Councill Trenholm Robert C. Hatch (Interim President- January September 1962) Levi Watkins Robert Lee Randolph Leon Howard (Interim President- November 1983-August 1984) C. C. Baker William H. Harris Roosevelt Steptoe (Interim President- October 2000-September 2001) Joe A. Lee 2001-Present 7

14 Alabama State University Organization 8

15 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FALL 2005 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Joe A. Lee.President Evelyn White Vice President for Academic Affairs Freddie M. Gallot, Jr... Vice President for Fiscal Affairs Leon Frazier Vice President for Administrative Services Charles N. Smith..... Vice President for Student Affairs William Brock, Sr Vice President for Institutional Advancement PRESIDENT S OFFICE Patrick Carter Director, Athletics Olan Lewis Wesley...Director, Personnel and Human Relations Brenda L. Bryant......Director, Institutional Research Willie C. Thomas...Internal Auditor Ron Dickerson, Sr......Special Assistant to the President John F. Knight, Jr..Special Assistant to the President, Major Gifts & Planned Giving LaVonette Bartley....Director, Marketing Bernadette Chapple...Director, Center for Leadership & Public Policy Vacant...Prospect Researcher ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Evelyn M. White Vice President for Academic Affairs Alfred S. Smith...Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs Ruby L. Wooding.Director, Records and Registration Lisa James.. Director, Instructional Resource Center Danielle Kennedy-Lamar... Director, Admissions & Recruitment Peggy Jones... Testing Specialist, Testing Center Denise Chapman-Winn.. Dean of College of Health Sciences Evelyn Hodge..... Acting Dean of University College Thelma C. Ivery..... Dean of College Arts & Sciences Gwendolyn Trotter Dean of College of Education Percy J. Vaughn, Jr......Dean of College of Business Administration Pamela Burns Chair, Department of Music Allen Stewart.... Interim Dean of School of Graduate Studies Willie H. Thomas..... Assistant Director, Continuing Education & Community Service Kenneth Singleton.Professor of Aerospace Studies Janice R. Franklin Director, Library & Learning Resources FISCAL AFFAIRS Freddie Gallot, Jr Vice President for Fiscal Affairs Angela Dixon..Assistant Vice President for Fiscal Affairs/Comptroller Alondrea Johnson-Pritchett.....Chief Accountant Rick Arrington...Budget Director Jerry Bartley...Director, Auxiliary Enterprises Debra McDaniel...Director, Payroll Luellen M. Peagler....Bursar Michael Stevens Chief Accountant of Grants and Contracts Dorenda D. Adams. Director, Financial Aid Arnetta J. Arnell...Supervisor, Student Accounts 9

16 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE FALL 2005 Continued STUDENT AFFAIRS Charles N. Smith..Vice President for Student Affairs Ricky J. Drake......Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Gloria Julius...Director, Housing and Residential Life Keith Edwards.. Director, University Center/Student Activities Ricky J. Drake..Director, University Center/Student Discipline Jessyca McCall-Darrington...Director, Counseling Center Gwendolyn Mann Director, Health Services M. Kathryn Williams...Director, Career Services Stephen Havron Director, Minority and International Student Affairs ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Leon Frazier Vice President for Administrative Services Vacant..Assistant Vice President for Administrative Services Lewis Black...Director, Transportation Stratford H. Moore...Director, Inventory Control Dorsey Smith...Interim Director, Physical Plant Vicky B. Arrington.... Director, Police & Campus Security Mary Winston...Coordinator, Telecommunications Larry Cobb.. Director, MIS and Academic Computing Antoinette S. Smith.....Director, Purchasing Willie Parker...Director, Joe L. Reed Acadome Vacant..Director, Graphic Services INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT William Brock, Sr......Vice President for Institutional Advancement Marcus V. Bell....Director, Title III Rennie Jones. Director, Alumni Affairs and Annual Giving Harriotte Hubbard Director, Grants Development Jenel E. Bell....Director, University Relations Vacant.. Publications As of October 1,

17 STUDENT ENROLLMENT DATA 11

18 PART-TIME/FULL-TIME ENROLLMENT BY STUDENT LEVEL AND SEX FALL 2005 STATUS MALE FEMALE TOTAL FULL-TIME 1, 598 2, 360 3, 958 UNDERGRADUATE PART-TIME TOTAL 1, 777 2, 708 4, 485 FULL-TIME GRADUATE PART-TIME TOTAL TOTAL FULL-TIME 1, 685 2, 528 4, 213 PART-TIME , 256 TOTAL 2, 037 3, 432 5, 469 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) UNDERGRADUATE = 4,274 GRADUATE = 738 TOTAL = 5,012 12

19 TOTAL UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY RACE & SEX FALL 2005 RACE MALE FEMALE TOTAL Black 1, 920 3, 225 5, 145 White Asian Hispanic American Indian International Other TOTAL 2, 037 3, 432 5,

20 TOTAL ENROLLMENT BY LEVEL AND RACE FALL 2005 UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE TOTAL Race Number Percentage Number Percentage Number Percentage BLACK 4, , WHITE ASIAN HISPANIC AMERICAN INDIAN INTERNATIONAL OTHER TOTAL 4, % % 5, % 14

21 UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY ATTENDANCE, RACE, AND SEX FALL 2005 FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL RACE Black White Asian Hispanic Indian American International Other Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 1, 556 2, 292 3, , 720 2, 616 4, TOTAL 1, 598 2, 360 3, , 777 2, 708 4,

22 GRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY ATTENDANCE, RACE, AND SEX FALL 2005 FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL RACE MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL Black White American Indian International Asian Hispanic Other TOTAL

23 UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION AND RACE FALL 2005 RACE Black White Asian Hispanic American Indian International Other TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE SPECIAL FRESHMEN SOPHMORE JUNIOR SENIOR TOTAL 25 1, , , ,

24 TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION AND SEX FALL 2005 CLASS MALE FEMALE TOTAL Undergraduate Special Freshmen 875 1, 136 2, 011 Sophomore Junior Senior TOTAL 1, 777 2, 708 4,

25 UNDERGRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION ATTENDANCE AND SEX FALL 2005 FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL CLASSIFICATION Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Freshman 834 1, 054 1, , 136 2, 011 Sophomore Junior Senior Undergraduate Special TOTAL 1, 598 2, 360 3, , 777 2, 708 4, 485 Percentage 40% 60% 100% 34% 66% 100% 40% 60% 100% 88% 12% 100% 19

26 UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY AGE AND SEX FALL 2005 AGE RANGE MALE FEMALE TOTAL Under , , up UNKNOWN TOTAL 1, 777 2, 708 4,

27 GRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION AND RACE FALL 2005 RACE GRADUATE GRADUATE SPECIAL SPECIAL PROBATIONARY GRADUATE SPECIAL NON- DEGREE A CERTIFICATE AA CERTIFICATE EDUCATION SPECIALIST NTFYP* DOCTORATE TOTAL Black White American Indian Asian International Hispanic Other TOTAL

28 GRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION, ATTENDANCE, AND SEX FALL 2005 CLASSIFICATION FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Graduate Special Probationary Graduate Special Non-Degree A Certificate AA Certificate Education Specialist NTFYP* Doctorate TOTAL PERCENTAGE 34% 66% 100% 24% 76% 100% 26% 74% 100% 26% 74% 100% 22

29 SCHOOL OF MUSIC UNDERGRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE ASIAN HISPANIC TOTAL MUSIC

30 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION UNDERGRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE INTER- AMERICAN ASIAN HISPANIC OTHER TOTAL NATIONAL INDIAN Accounting Business Administration Computer Information Systems Economics Finance Management Marketing Total

31 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE AMERICAN INDIAN INTER- NATIONAL HISPANIC ASIAN OTHER TOTAL Art Education Biology Education Business Education Chemistry Education Child Development Early Childhood Education Elementary Education English Education General Studies Health Education History Education Language Arts Mathematics Education Music Education Office Administration Physical Education Political Science Education Psychology Psychology Education Recreation Science Education Social Science Education Special Education Undergrad Certification TOTAL

32 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES UNDERGRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE ASIAN AMERICAN INDIAN HISPANIC INTER- NATIONAL OTHER TOTAL Art Biology Chemistry Communications Computer Science Criminal Justice Engineering English Foreign Language Spanish Graphic Art History Marine Biology Mathematics Political Science Social Work Sociology Speech Theater TOTAL

33 COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES UNDERGRADUATES HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE HISPANIC OTHER TOTAL Health Information System Occupational Therapy TOTAL

34 NO MAJOR DECLARED/UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE ASIAN HISPANIC INTER- NATIONAL AMERICAN INDIAN OTHER TOTAL University College/No Major Declared/No Information Available

35 SCHOOL OF MUSIC GRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE ASIAN HISPANIC INTERNATIONAL TOTAL MUSIC

36 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION GRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE INTERNATIONAL OTHER TOTAL Accountancy

37 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE AMERICAN INDIAN ASIAN HISPANIC INTERNATIONAL UNKNOWN OTHER TOTAL Administration Biology Education Early Childhood Education Education Leadership, Policy and Law Elementary Education English Education General Counseling Graduate Certification Health Education History Education Language Arts Library Education Media Mathematics Education Music Education Physical Education Reading Supervisor Recreation School Counseling Social Sciences Education Special Education TOTAL

38 COLLEGE OF ART AND SCIENCES GRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE HISPANIC ASIAN INTERNATIONAL TOTAL Biology History Mathematics TOTAL

39 COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES GRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR AND RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE HISPANIC ASIAN other TOTAL Physical Therapy TOTAL

40 NO MAJOR AVAILABLE AND/OR SPECIAL ENRICHMENT GRADUATE HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY RACE FALL 2005 MAJOR BLACK WHITE INTERNATIONAL HISPANIC RACE/UNKNOWN TOTAL No Major Available/Special Enrichment

41 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY SEX AND BOARDING STATUS FALL 2005 SEX BOARDER PERCENTAGE NON- BOARDER PERCENTAGE TOTAL Male % 1,188 34% 2,037 Female 1,147 57% 2,285 66% 3,432 TOTAL 1, % 3, % 5,469 36% 64% 46

42 ENROLLMENT IN UNIVERSITY HOUSING FALL 2005 UNIVERSITY HOUSING CAPACITY OCCUPANCY STUDENTS ENROLLED OCCUPANCY RATE Abercrombie Hall Male Bibb Graves Hall Female Simpson Hall Female Bessie Benson Hall Female George N. Card Hall Male Girard Apartments Female William Benson Hall Male W. McGinty Male Female Peyton Finley Dorms Female Bessie Estell Hall Female Martin Luther King Male C. J. Dunn Towers Female F 90 5 M TOTAL FEMALES 1,402 1, TOTAL MALES TOTAL 2,276 1,

43 STUDENT HOUSING PROFILE* FALL UNIVERSITY HOUSING McGinty University (Female) McGinty University (Male) Abercombie B. W. Benson William Benson Hall G. N. Card Hall Bibb Graves Simpson Hall Peyton Finley University (Female) Bessie Sears Estell Martin Luther King, Jr C. Johnson Dunn Towers Girard Apartments (Female) Normal Capacity Actually Housed TOTAL Numbers represent housing space(s) available 37

44 TOTAL HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT * BY SEX AND ATTENDANCE STATUS FALL YEAR FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total ,821 2,500 4, ,269 2,180 3,410 5, ,952 2,766 4, ,320 2,338 3,700 6, ,831 2,640 4, ,086 1,553 2,298 3,726 6, ,767 2,654 4, ,232 2,126 3,527 5, ,685 2,528 4, ,256 2, 037 3, 432 5,

45 PART-TIME/FULL-TIME ENROLLMENT* BY STUDENT LEVEL FALL UNDERGRADUATE Full-Time 4, ,254 4, Part-time TOTAL 4,711 5,125 5,020 4,689 4,485 GRADUATE Full-Time Part-time TOTAL , TOTAL Full-Time 4,321 4,718 4,471 4,421 4,213 Part-time 1,269 1,320 1,553 1,232 1,256 TOTAL 5,590 6,038 6,024 5,653 5,469 FTE 4,698 5,073 5,510 5,431 5,012 *Figures exclude auditing students 39

46 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION* FALL YEAR FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR UNDERGRADUATE SPECIAL GRADUATE STUDENT TOTAL ENROLLMENT , , ,463 1, , ,319 1, ,004 6, , , , ,469 Include auditing students 40

47 ENROLLMENT BY RACE AND LEVEL FALL BLACK Undergraduate 4,396 4,844 4,793 4,476 4,336 Graduate Total 5,010 5,494 5,496 5,202 5,145 WHITE Undergraduate Graduate Total ASIAN Undergraduate Graduate Total HISPANIC Undergraduate Graduate Total AMERICAN INDIAN Undergraduate Graduate Total INTERNATIONAL Undergraduate Graduate Total OTHER Undergraduate Graduate Total RACE, UNKNOWN Undergraduate Graduate Total TOTAL Undergraduate 4,711 5,125 5,020 4, Graduate , Total 5,590 6,038 6,024 5,653 5,469 41

48 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY SEX AND RESIDENCE FALL YEAR In-State Out-of-State/Country Grand Totals (Fall) Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total ,489 2,653 4, ,448 2,180 3,410 5, ,573 2,804 4, ,661 2,338 3,700 6, ,504 2,756 4, ,764 2,298 3,726 6, ,470 2,592 4, ,591 2,126 3,527 5, ,401 2,525 3, ,543 2,037 3,432 5,469 42

49 ENROLLMENT BY COUNTIES FALL COUNTIES Jefferson Mobile Montgomery Autauga Baldwin Barbour Bibb Blount Bullock Butler Calhoun Chambers Cherokee Chilton Choctaw Clarke Clay Cleburne Coffee Colbert Conecuh Coosa Covington Crenshaw Cullman Dale Dallas Dekalb Elmore Escambia Etowah Fayette Franklin Geneva Greene Hale Henry Houston Jackson Lamar Lauderdale Lawrence Lee Limestone Lowndes Macon Madison Marengo Marion Marshall Monroe Morgan Perry Pickens Pike Randolph Russell St. Clair Shelby Sumter Talladega Tallapoosa Tuscaloosa Walker Washington Wilcox Winston Out of State/Country Data Codes Missing TOTALS 5,

50 UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION, SEX, AND YEAR FALL FRESHMEN Male 999 1,105 1, Female 1,270 1,358 1,278 1,168 1,136 Total 2,269 2,463 2,319 2,093 2,011 SOPHOMORES Male Female Total 901 1,018 1, JUNIORS Male Female Total SENIORS Male Female Total UNDERGRADUATES SPECIAL Male Female Total TOTAL UNDERGRADUATES Male 1,967 2,110 2,064 1,878 1,777 Female 2,744 3,015 2,956 2,811 2,708 Total 4,711 5,125 5,020 4,689 4,485 44

51 GRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION, SEX, AND YEAR FALL YEAR SEX Graduate Special CLASSIFICATION Regular Graduate A / AA NTFYP* Ed. S. Graduates Doctorate Total Graduate School Enrollment 2001 Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total *Non-Traditional Fifth Year Program 45

52 UNDERGRAD ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC UNIT AND MAJOR FALL COLLEGE/MAJOR SCHOOL OF MUSIC ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS ECONOMICS FINANCE MANAGEMENT MARKETING COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS EDUCATION CHILD DEVELOPMENT EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GENERAL STUDIES HEALTH EDUCATION HUMAN SERVICES OFFICE ADMINISTRATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY ART EDUCATION BIOLOGY EDUCATION ENGLISH EDUCATION HISTORY EDUCATION LANGUAGE ARTS MATH EDUCATION MUSIC EDUCATION POLITIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION SCIENCE EDUCATION SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION RECREATION SPECIAL EDUCATION CHEMISTRY EDUCATION UNDERGRAD CERTIFICATION COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 1, ART BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY COMMUNICATIONS COMPUTER SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ENGINEERING ENGLISH FOREIGN LANGUAGE SPANISH HISTORY MATHEMATICS PHYSICS

53 UNDERGRAD ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC UNIT AND MAJOR FALL COLLEGE/MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIAL WORK SOCIOLOGY SPEECH THEATER MARINE BIOLOGY MEDICAL LAB TECHNOLOGY GRAPHIC ARTS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1,194 1, HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY COLLEGE/UNKNOWN 1,404 1, Majors are in current college locations. 47

54 GRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC UNIT AND MAJOR FALL COLLEGE /MAJOR SCHOOL OF MUSIC ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION BIOLOGY EDUCATION EARLY CHILD EDUCATION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ENGLISH EDUCATION GENERAL COUNSELING GRADUATE CERTIFICATION HEALTH EDUCATION HISTORY EDUCATION LANGUAGE ARTS LIBRARY EDUCATION MEDIA EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, POLICY AND LAW MATH EDUCATION MUSIC EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION READING RECREATION SCHOOL COUNSELING SOCIAL SCIENCES EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BIOLOGY HISTORY MATHEMATICS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES PHYSICAL THERAPY COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES NO MAJOR DECLARED TOTAL GRADUATE ENROLLMENT

55 GRADUATE (MASTERS LEVEL) ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC UNIT AND MAJOR FALL COLLEGE /MAJOR SCHOOL OF MUSIC ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION BIOLOGY EDUCATION EARLY CHILD EDUCATION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ENGLISH EDUCATION GENERAL COUNSELING GRADUATE CERTIFICATION HEALTH EDUCATION HISTORY EDUCATION LANGUAGE ARTS LIBRARY EDUCATION MEDIA MATH EDUCATION MUSIC EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION READING RECREATION SCHOOL COUNSELING SOCIAL SCIENCES EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BIOLOGY HISTORY MATHEMATICS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES PHYSICAL THERAPY COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES NO MAJOR DECLARED

56 GRADUATE (AA CERTIFICATE) ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC UNIT AND MAJOR FALL COLLEGE /MAJOR ADMINISTRATION EARLY CHILD EDUCATION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION HISTORY EDUCATION LIBRARY EDUCATION MEDIA SCHOOL COUNSELING COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

57 GRADUATE (EDUCATION SPECIALIST DEGREE LEVEL) ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC UNIT AND MAJOR FALL COLLEGE /MAJOR ADMINISTRATION BIOLOGY EDUCATION EARLY CHILD EDUCATION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GENERAL COUNSELING HISTORY EDUCATION LIBRARY EDUCATION MEDIA MATH EDUCATION SCHOOL COUNSELING SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION COLLEGE OF EDUCATION NO MAJOR DECLARED

58 GRADUATE (ALTERNATIVE FIFTH YEAR PROGRAM LEVEL) ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC UNIT AND MAJOR FALL COLLEGE /MAJOR SCHOOL OF MUSIC ACCOUNTING COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION BIOLOGY EDUCATION EARLY CHILD EDUCATION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ENGLISH EDUCATION GENERAL COUNSELING GRADUATE CERTIFICATION HEALTH EDUCATION HISTORY EDUCATION LANGUAGE ARTS LIBRARY EDUCATION MEDIA MATH EDUCATION MUSIC EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHOOL COUNSELING SOCIAL SCIENCES EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BIOLOGY HISTORY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

59 GRADUATE (DOCTORATE LEVEL) ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC UNIT AND MAJOR FALL COLLEGE /MAJOR Educational Leadership, Policy and Law COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Physical Therapy COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

60 FALL ENROLLMENT TRENDS YEAR A FRESHMEN* B FRESHMEN** SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR UGRAD SPECIAL GRAD TOTAL , , , , , , , , , , ,140 1, , ,148 1, , ,108 1, , ,294 1, , ,329 1,322 1, , ,071 1, , , , , , , , ,057 1, , ,169 1, , , , , , ,037 1,426 1, , ,071 1,248 1, ,004 6, , , , ,469 * Advanced Freshmen **Beginning Freshmen 54

61 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION SPRING YEAR FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR SPECIAL STUDENT GRADUATE STUDENT TOTAL ENROLLMENT , , , , ,905 1, , , ,726 1, , , , ,376 55

62 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY SEX SPRING YEAR MALE FEMALE UNKNOWN TOTAL ,026 3, , ,132 3, , ,201 3, , ,099 3, , ,999 3, ,376 56

63 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION SUMMER YEAR FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR SPECIAL STUDENT GRADUATE STUDENT TOTAL ENROLLMENT , , , , ,811 57

64 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY SEX SUMMER YEAR MALE FEMALE UNKNOWN TOTAL ,108 1, , ,191 2, , ,171 2, , ,066 1, , , ,811 58

65 NEW ENROLLEE CHARACTERISTICS 59

66 BEGINNING FRESHMEN BY ATTENDANCE AND SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS FALL 2005 FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL SEX Male Female Total RACE Black White Hispanic Asian International Indian American Other Race/Unknown Total RESIDENCE In-State Out-of-State Total Average ACT Enhanced Score 16 Average High School GPA 2.76 FTE =

67 NUMBER 0F FRESHMEN APPLICANTS APPLIED, ADMITTED, AND ENROLLED FALL FALL 2001 FALL 2002 FALL 2003 FALL 2004 FALL 2005 Number of Applicants Number Admitted Percent of Applied Number Enrolled Percent of Admitted 6,236 8,148 11,462 8, ,322 5,837 5,774 4, % 71.64% 50.38% 50.71% 66.97% 1,280 1,426 1,249 1, % 24.43% 21.63% 25.98% 29.20% 61

68 BEGINNING FRESHMEN ENROLLMENT BY RACE FALL RACE FALL 2001 FALL 2002 FALL 2003 FALL 2004 FALL 2005 Black 1,202 1,373 1,213 1,118 1,149 White Asian Hispanic American Indian International Other Race/Unknown TOTAL 1,280 1,426 1,249 1,163 1,213 62

69 BEGINNING FRESHMEN ENROLLED BY RESIDENCE FALL RESIDENCE FALL 2001 FALL 2002 FALL 2003 FALL In-State Out-of-State TOTAL 1,280 1,426 1, Percentage In-State 60% 57% 51% 54% 60% 63

70 FRESHMEN CLASS MEAN SCORES FALL SAT VERBAL SAT MATHEMATICS ENHANCED ACT ASSESSMENT HIGH SCHOOL GPA

71 NEWLY ENROLLED UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS BY ATTENDANCE AND SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS FALL 2005 SEX FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL Male Female TOTAL CLASSIFICATION FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL Freshmen Sophomore Junior Senior TOTAL RACE FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL Black White Asian Unknown Other TOTAL RESIDENCE FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOTAL In-State Out-of-State TOTAL

72 NUMBER OF UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS APPLIED, ADMITTED, AND ENROLLED FALL FALL 2001 FALL 2002 FALL 2003 FALL 2004 FALL 2005 Number of Applicants Number Admitted Percent of Applied Admitted 64.9% 65.3% 63.2% 62.5% 29.1% Number Enrolled Percent of Admitted Enrolled 49.1% 50.61% 45.4% 39.6% 59.9% 66

73 ENROLLED UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS BY ATTENDANCE AND SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS FALL SEX FALL 2001 FALL 2002 FALL2003 FALL2004 FALL2005 Male Female TOTAL CLASSIFICATION Freshmen Sophomore Junior Senior Undergraduate Special TOTAL RACE Black White Hispanic American Indian Asian International Race, Unknown Other TOTAL RESIDENCE In-State Out-of-State/County TOTAL

74 GRADUATION STATISTICS 68

75 DEGREES AWARDED BY ACADEMIC UNIT, DEGREE TYPE AND MAJOR FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR Field of Study Male May 2005 Female Total August 2005 Male Female Total School Year Male Female Total School of Music (B.A.) Music TOTAL College of Education (in cooperation with) School of Music) (B.M.E.) Music Education TOTAL College of Business Administration (B.S.) Accounting Computer Information Systems Finance Management Marketing TOTAL College of Education (B.S.) Art Education Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Health Education Human Services Office Administration Physical Education Psychology Recreation Secondary Education Biology Education Business Education English Education History Education Language Arts Mathematics Education Social Science Education Special Education TOTAL College of Arts & Sciences (B.A.) Art Biology

76 DEGREES AWARDED BY ACADEMIC UNIT, DEGREE TYPE AND MAJOR FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR Continued Field of Study Male May 2005 Female Total August 2005 Male Female Total School Year Male Female Total Communications English Graphic Arts History Political Science Sociology Theatre TOTAL College of Arts & Sciences (B.S.) Biology Chemistry Computer Science Criminal Justice Mathematics Marine Biology (B.S.) Sociology TOTAL College of Health Sciences (BS) Health Information Management Occupational Therapy TOTAL College of Arts & Sciences (B.S.W.) Social Work TOTAL School of Graduate Studies (in cooperation with) College of Business Administration (M. Acc.) Accountancy TOTAL School of Graduate Studies (in cooperation with) College of Arts & Sciences (M.S.) Biology Mathematics TOTAL School of Graduate Studies (in cooperation with) College of Education) (M.S.) General Counseling TOTAL

77 DEGREES AWARDED BY ACADEMIC UNIT, DEGREE TYPE AND MAJOR FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR Continued Field of Study School of Graduate Studies (in cooperation with) college of Education) (M.ED.) Male May 2005 Female Total August 2005 Male Female Total School Year Male Female Total Administration Early childhood Education Elementary Education Health Education Library Education Media Physical Education Reading Reading Supervisor School Counseling Secondary Education Biology Education English Education History Education Mathematics Education Music Education (M.ED.) Social Science Education Special Education TOTAL School of Graduate Studies (in cooperation with College of Education (ED. S.) Administration Elementary Education General Counseling Library Education Media School Counseling TOTAL College of Health Sciences (D.P.T.) Physical Therapy TOTAL TOTAL DEGREES GRANTED TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS TOTAL GRADUATE STUDENTS TOTAL STUDENTS

78 NUMBER OF DEGREES CONFERRED DEGREE ASSOCIATE BACHELOR MASTER EDUCATION SPECIALIST DOCTORAL TOTAL DEGREES

79 DEGREES CONFERRED BY TYPE DEGREE ASSOCIATE BA BS BME BSW BACHELORS M. ACC MA MED MS MME MASTERS EDUCATION SPECIALIST DOCTORAL GRAND TOTAL

80 NUMBER OF ASSOCIATE DEGREES CONFERRED BY FIELD OF STUDY AND SEX FIELD OF STUDY SEX FIVE- YEAR TOTAL Business Administration and Management Male Female Total Child Development Male Female Total TOTAL Male Female Total

81 NUMBER OF BACHELOR DEGREES CONFERRED BY FIELD OF STUDY AND SEX FIELD OF STUDY Accounting SEX FIVE-YEAR TOTAL Male Female TOTAL Art Male Female TOTAL Art Education Male Female TOTAL Biology Male Female TOTAL Biology Education Male Female TOTAL Business Education Male Female TOTAL Chemistry Male Female TOTAL Communications Male Female TOTAL