All Students Master's (Comprehensive) Colleges and Universities I and II Number of Students Tested at Each Institution July 2007 through June 2012

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1 Number of Students Tested at Each Institution July 2007 through June 2012 List of Institutions Number of School Name Students ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY, TX 1,383 ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY, AL 2,769 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY, AL 2,196 ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY, MS 1,567 AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY, WV 2,976 ANDERSON UNIVERSITY - INDIANA, IN 41 ANGELO STATE UNIVERSITY, TX 2,079 AQUINAS COLLEGE - MI, MI 127 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC STATE UNIVERSITY, GA 4,179 AUBURN UNIVERSITY - MONTGOMERY, AL 313 AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY, TN 3,031 BALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGE, OH 556 BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY, KY 559 BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY, MN 448 BETHEL COLLEGE - TN, TN 3,872 BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, PA 1,213 BRENAU UNIVERSITY, GA 921 CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY, NC 2,047 CAPITAL UNIVERSITY, OH 1,158 CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, PA 98 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY, TN 220 CLARION UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, PA 152 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, SC 567 COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY, THE, NJ 432 COLUMBIA COLLEGE - MO, MO 435 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY - CHICAGO, IL 1,868 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY - IRVINE, CA 413 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY - WISCONSIN, WI 838 DALLAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY, TX 84 DYERSBURG STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, TN 795 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY, PA 1,100 EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY, NM 520 EDINBORO UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, PA 426 FELICIAN COLLEGE, NJ 390 FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY, MI 483 FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY, FL 107 FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY, KS 41 FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE, MA 67 FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY, SC 213 FRIENDS UNIVERSITY, KS 191 GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY, NC 409 Only those institutions testing 30 or more students in a college class were included in the analyses for that college class.

2 Number of Students Tested at Each Institution July 2007 through June 2012 List of Institutions Number of School Name Students GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY, OR 471 GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY, IL 940 GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSITY, LA 3,125 HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY, AR 275 HOLY FAMILY UNIVERSITY, PA 512 HOUSTON BAPTIST UNIVERSITY, TX 719 HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, CA 123 KEAN UNIVERSITY, NJ 752 LAMAR UNIVERSITY, TX 637 LEE UNIVERSITY, TN 1,310 LETOURNEAU UNIVERSITY, TX 1,660 LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY, MO 1,067 LOCK HAVEN UNIVERSITY, PA 255 MAHARISHI UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT, IA 649 MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, PA 467 MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE, VA 298 MCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY, LA 4,756 MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY - MANKATO, MN 447 MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY - MOORHEAD, MN 387 MISERICORDIA UNIVERSITY, PA 46 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE, MS 1,251 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY, MS 1,431 MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY, MO 14,643 MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY, NJ 369 MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY, NJ 156 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY, PA 1,120 NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY, NJ 85 NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY, LA 2,411 NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY, VA 561 NORTH CENTRAL MISSOURI COLLEGE, MO 498 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, IL 1,382 NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY, MO 5,500 NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, OK 393 NYACK COLLEGE, NY 41 OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY, IN 467 OUACHITA TECHNICAL COLLEGE, AR 124 OUR LADY OF HOLY CROSS COLLEGE, LA 79 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, FL 1,708 PFEIFFER UNIVERSITY, NC 1,933 PHILADELPHIA BIBLICAL UNIVERSITY, PA 1,476 POINT LOMA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY, CA 155 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY, TX 2,418 QUEENS UNIVERSITY OF CHARLOTTE, NC 233 RIVIER COLLEGE, NH 739 SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY, FL 785 SAINT PETER'S COLLEGE, NJ 427 SHENANDOAH UNIVERSITY, VA 2,112 SHIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY, PA 78 SOUTH ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, AR 182 Only those institutions testing 30 or more students in a college class were included in the analyses for that college class.

3 Number of Students Tested at Each Institution July 2007 through June 2012 List of Institutions Number of School Name Students SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY, MO 11,222 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY EDWARDSVILLE, IL 604 SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY, UT 1,867 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, SC 90 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY, MO 2,218 SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE, KS 750 SPRING HILL COLLEGE, AL 518 ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY, IA 379 ST. MARY'S UNIVERSITY, TX 425 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY, TX 1,439 SULLIVAN UNIVERSITY, KY 1,158 TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY, TX 94 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - TEXARKANA, TX 288 TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, TX 230 THOMAS MORE COLLEGE, KY 2,003 TIFFIN UNIVERSITY, OH 188 TOURO COLLEGE - NY, NY 557 TROY UNIVERSITY, AL 7,851 TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY, MO 282 TUSCULUM COLLEGE, TN 812 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS, AR 94 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI, MO 5,706 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA, OK 1,487 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 1,524 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON - CLEAR LAKE, TX 418 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT SPRINGFIELD, IL 231 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND - EASTERN SHORE, MD 683 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS - DARTMOUTH, MA 281 UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE, AL 326 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT WILMINGTON, NC 86 UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA, IA 853 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA, IN 12,401 UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS, IL 380 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE - CHATTANOOGA, TN 2,561 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE - MARTIN, TN 5,117 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER, TX 771 UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA, AL 34 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - PLATTEVILLE, WI 334 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - STEVENS POINT, WI 396 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - STOUT, WI 422 WARNER UNIVERSITY, FL 101 WASHBURN UNIVERSITY, KS 410 WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY, TX 1,394 WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY, CT 186 WESTERN TEXAS COLLEGE, TX 331 WILKES UNIVERSITY, PA 577 WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY, MS 110 WINTHROP UNIVERSITY, SC ,029 Only those institutions testing 30 or more students in a college class were included in the analyses for that college class.

4 Distribution of Institutional Mean Total Scores Mean Number of Percent of Mean Number of Percent of Total Institutions Instns. Total Institutions Instns. Score Below Score Below 470 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Total Number of Institutions 138 Mean Std. Dev. 7.97

5 Distribution of Institutional Mean Subscores Skills Subscores Critical Thinking Reading Writing Math No. of Pct. No. of Pct. No. of Pct. No. of Pct. Mean Subscore Instns. Below Instns. Below Instns. Below Instns. Below 126 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Number of Institutions Mean Standard Deviation

6 Distribution of Institutional Mean Subscores (continued) Context-based Subscores Humanities Social Sciences Natural Sciences No. of Pct. No. of Pct. No. of Pct. Mean Subscore Instns. Below Instns. Below Instns. Below 126 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Number of Institutions Mean Standard Deviation

7 Distribution of Individual Students' Total Scores Scaled Percent Scaled Percent Scaled Percent Scaled Percent Score Below Score Below Score Below Score Below 500 > > > > > > < < < No. of Students 136,782* 90th percentile 469 Mean th percentile 453 Standard Deviation th percentile th percentile th percentile 418 *The score distribution used to compute these statistics has been modified, to prevent the statistics from being dominated by a few very large institutions. If an institution contributed more than 3800 students to this data set, the score of each of its students has been weighted by the fraction 3800/n, where n is the number of students from that institution. For example, if an institution tested 7600 students, the score of each of its students would receive a weight of 3800/7600 = 1/2. In computing the statistics, each of its students would count only half as much as a student from an institution that tested 3800 or fewer students. Therefore, an institution testing 7600 students would influence the statistics just as much as if it had tested only 3800 students.

8 Distribution of Individual Students' Subscores Scaled Score Skills Subscores: Percent of Students Below Each Scaled Score Critical Context-Based Subscores: Pct. of Students Below Each Scaled Score Social Natural Thinking Reading Writing Mathematics Humanities Sciences Sciences 130 >99 98 >99 >99 >99 >99 > >99 97 >99 >99 99 >99 > >99 94 > >99 > > <1 1 < <1 <1 1 <1 1 < Number of Students 136,782* 136,782* 136,782* 136,782* 136,782* 136,782* 136,782* Mean Score Standard Deviation th percentile th percentile th percentile th percentile th percentile *The score distribution used to compute these statistics has been modified, to prevent the statistics from being dominated by a few very large institutions. If an institution contributed more than 3800 students to this data set, the score of each of its students has been weighted by the fraction 3800/n, where n is the number of students from that institution. For example, if an institution tested 7600 students, the score of each of its students would receive a weight of 3800/7600 = 1/2. In computing the statistics, each of its students would count only half as much as a student from an institution that tested 3800 or fewer students. Therefore, an institution testing 7600 students would influence the statistics just as much as if it had tested only 3800 students.

9 Summary of Proficiency Classifications Percent of Students Classified as Skill Dimension and Level Not Proficient Marginal Proficient Critical Thinking 5% 15% 81% Reading, Level 2 31% 19% 51% Reading, Level 1 59% 21% 20% Writing, Level 3 6% 22% 72% Writing, Level 2 16% 34% 50% Writing, Level 1 57% 29% 14% Mathematics, Level 3 6% 13% 81% Mathematics, Level 2 23% 24% 52% Mathematics, Level 1 48% 26% 26% Total Number of Students: 174,029 Weighted Number of Students: 136,782* *The score distribution used to compute these statistics has been modified, to prevent the statistics from being dominated by a few very large institutions. If an institution contributed more than 3800 students to this data set, the score of each of its students has been weighted by the fraction 3800/n, where n is the number of students from that institution. For example, if an institution tested 7600 students, the score of each of its students would receive a weight of 3800/7600 = 1/2. In computing the statistics, each of its students would count only half as much as a student from an institution that tested 3800 or fewer students. Therefore, an institution testing 7600 students would influence the statistics just as much as if it had tested only 3800 students.

10 Demographic Summary Percent in Category Unweighted data Weighted data* Demographic Category AGE Under 20 32% 33% 20 to 29 56% 54% 30 to 39 8% 8% 40 to 49 4% 4% 50 to 59 1% 1% 60 or more <1% <1% GENDER Male 41% 40% Female 59% 60% ETHNICITY American Indian/Alaskan Native 1% 1% Asian/Asian American/Pacific Is. 3% 3% African American 17% 20% Black Hispanic 1% 1% Hispanic 3% 4% Latin American 1% 1% White 70% 67% Other 4% 4% BEST LANGUAGE English 89% 90% Other Language 8% 7% Both Equal 3% 3% *The score distribution used to compute these statistics has been modified, to prevent the statistics from being dominated by a few very large institutions. If an institution contributed more than 3800 students to this data set, the score of each of its students has been weighted by the fraction 3800/n, where n is the number of students from that institution. For example, if an institution tested 7600 students, the score of each of its students would receive a weight of 3800/7600 = 1/2. In computing the statistics, each of its students would count only half as much as a student from an institution that tested 3800 or fewer students. Therefore, an institution testing 7600 students would influence the statistics just as much as if it had tested only 3800 students.

11 Demographic Summary Percent in Category Unweighted data Weighted data* Demographic Category ENROLLMENT STATUS Full Time 91% 92% Part Time 9% 8% CREDIT HRS TRANSFERRED Not a Transfer 67% 68% 0-15 Hours Transferred 7% 7% Hours Transferred 8% 7% >30 Hours Transferred 18% 18% HOURS WORKED FOR WAGES None 28% 29% 1-15 Hours 26% 26% Hours 27% 25% >30 Hours 20% 20% CUMULATIVE GPA % 31% % 36% % 24% % 8% % 1% Less than 1.00 <1% <1% *The score distribution used to compute these statistics has been modified, to prevent the statistics from being dominated by a few very large institutions. If an institution contributed more than 3800 students to this data set, the score of each of its students has been weighted by the fraction 3800/n, where n is the number of students from that institution. For example, if an institution tested 7600 students, the score of each of its students would receive a weight of 3800/7600 = 1/2. In computing the statistics, each of its students would count only half as much as a student from an institution that tested 3800 or fewer students. Therefore, an institution testing 7600 students would influence the statistics just as much as if it had tested only 3800 students.