Fact Book Prepared by the Office of University Planning. Ric Anzaldua, Assistant Director of Institutional Research

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2 Fact Book Prepared by the Office of University Planning Ric Anzaldua, Assistant Director of Institutional Research Dr. Allen Clark, Senior Institutional Research Analyst Margaret Vestal, Administrative Services Officer Dr. Virginia E. Wheeless, Associate Vice President for Planning Cover design by Dr. Allen Clark, UNT Office of University Planning Published by the UNT Office of University Planning

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS FALL 2000 FACT BOOK Page Table of Contents... i Fact Sheet, Fall iv University Organization Chart (as of December 21, 2000)... vi Organized Research and Service Units UNT... xi Section A - Fall Enrollment A-1a - Enrollment by Classification and Level, Fall A-1b - Enrollment by Level, Fall (Graph)... 1 A-1c - Undergraduate Enrollment by Classification, Fall (Graph)... 2 A-1d - Graduate Enrollment by Classification, Fall (Graph)... 3 A-2a - FTE Enrollment and Semester Credit Hours, Fall A-2b - Semester Credit Hours by Level, Fall (Graph)... 4 A-2c - Graduate Semester Credit Hours by Classification, Fall (Graph)... 4 A-3a - Enrollment by Level and Gender, Fall A-3b - Enrollment by Level and Gender, Fall 2000 (Graph)... 5 A-4a - Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity and Level, Fall A-4b - Undergraduate Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2000 (Graph)... 7 A-4c - Graduate Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2000 (Graph)... 8 A-5a - Enrollment by Age Group and Level, Fall A-5b - Average Age by Level, Fall A-5c - Undergraduate Enrollment by Age Group, Fall 2000 (Graph) A-5d - Graduate Enrollment by Age Group, Fall 2000 (Graph) A-6a - Enrollment by Credit-Hour Load and Level, Fall A-6b - Undergraduate Enrollment by Credit Hours, Fall (Graph) A-6c - Post-Baccalaureate Enrollment by Credit Hours, Fall (Graph) A-6d - Master's Enrollment by Credit Hours, Fall (Graph) A-6e - Doctoral Enrollment by Credit Hours, Fall (Graph) A-7a - Enrollment by College/School Declared Major and Level, Fall Semesters A-7b - Undergraduate Majors by College/School, Fall 2000 (Graph) A-7c - Graduate Majors Enrollment by College/School, Fall 2000 (Graph) Section B - Fall Student Admissions B-1 - Student Enrollment by Texas County of Origin, Fall B-2 - First-Time Freshmen by Texas County of Origin, Fall B-3 - Student Enrollment, USA Citizens from States Other than Texas Fall, B-4 - Student Enrollment by Country of Citizenship, Fall B-5a - Average SAT and ACT Test Scores for First-Time Freshmen, Fall B-5b - Average SAT Scores for First-Time Freshmen, Fall (Graph) B-5c - Average SAT Scores for First-Time Freshman, by School/College, 43 Fall B-5d - High School Class Rank and Average SAT by Rank 44 for New Freshmen Class, , Mean SAT by High School Rank, B-6 - Average GRE and GMAT Scores for New Graduate Students, by School/College, 45 Fall B-7 - Student Enrollment by Texas MSA & by Other Categories, Fall B-8 - Student Enrollment by Texas MSA & Other Categories & Classification, Fall B-9a - Admission Status of Undergraduate Students, Fall B-9b - Admission Status of Graduate Students, Fall B-9c Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity and Admit Status, Fall Semesters B-9d Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, New Students, Fall Semesters B-9e Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, Undergraduates, Fall Semesters B-9f Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, Graduates, Fall Semesters B-9g New Students by Level, Fall (Graph) B-9h New Undergraduates by Admit Status, Fall (Graph) B-9I New Undergraduate Students by Ethnicity, Fall (Graph) B-9j New Graduate Students by Ethnicity, Fall (Graph) B-10 - Original Admission Information for All Undergraduates, Fall B-11 - Classification of Students When They Transferred to UNT, Fall i

4 B-8 - Student Enrollment by Texas MSA & Other Categories & Classification, Fall B-9a - Admission Status of Undergraduate Students, Fall B-9b - Admission Status of Graduate Students, Fall B-9c Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity and Admit Status, Fall Semesters B-9d Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, New Students, Fall Semesters B-9e Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, Undergraduates, Fall Semesters B-9f Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, Graduates, Fall Semesters B-9g New Students by Level, Fall (Graph) B-9h New Undergraduates by Admit Status, Fall (Graph) B-9I New Undergraduate Students by Ethnicity, Fall (Graph) B-9j New Graduate Students by Ethnicity, Fall (Graph) B-10 - Original Admission Information for All Undergraduates, Fall B-11 - Classification of Students When They Transferred to UNT, Fall B-12 - School or College Where Undergraduate Transfers Major, Fall B-13 - Institutions from Which New Undergraduates Transfer, Fall B-14 - One-year Retention Rates for Undergraduates, Fall 1999 to Fall 2000 (All Enrolled and All Ethnic Minorities) B-15 - One-Year Retention Rates for Undergraduates, Fall 1999 to Fall 2000 (White, African-American, and Hispanic Students) B-16a- Six-year Graduation Rates for First-time, Full-time Freshman Fall 1992 and Fall 1993 Cohorts B-16b- Total Freshman Cohort for Fall 1992 and Fall Section C - Fall Semester Credit Hours C-1 - Summary of Credit Hours Produced & Funding Status, Fall C-2a - Summary of Undergraduate Credit Hours Produced by Coordinating Board Funding Code, C-2b - Summary of Master s Level Credit Hours by Coordinating Board Funding Code, C-2c - Summary of Doctoral Level Credit Hours by Coordinating Board Funding Code, C-3 - Semester Credit Hours by Level, College/School and Department/Division through Section D - Spring and Summer Enrollment and Semester Credit Hours D-1a - Enrollment by Classification, Spring Semesters D-1b - Undergraduate Enrollment by Classification, Spring Semesters (Graph) D-1c - Graduate Enrollment by Level, Spring Semesters (Graph) D-2a - Enrollment by Classification, Summer I Semesters D-2b - Undergraduate Enrollment by Classification Summer I Semesters (Graph) D-2c - Graduate Enrollment by Level Summer I Semesters (Graph) D-3a - Enrollment by Classification, Summer II Semesters D-3b - Undergraduate Enrollment by Classification, Summer II Semesters (Graph) D-3c - Graduate Enrollment by Level Summer II Semesters (Graph) D-4 - Enrollment by Credit-Hour Load and Level, Spring D-5 - Enrollment by Credit-Hour Load and Level, Summer I and II, Section E - Degrees Conferred (Includes December, May and August Graduations) E-1 - Degrees Awarded by Level, Ethnicity, and Gender, E-2 - Degrees Awarded by Ethnicity and Level, E-3a - Degrees Awarded by School/College-Department/Division, E-3b - Total Degrees Awarded by College/School, (Graph) E-3c - Bachelor s Degrees Awarded by College/School, (Graph) E-3d - Master s Degrees Awarded by College/School, (Graph) E-3e - Doctoral Degrees Awarded by College/School, (Graph) ii

5 Section F - Faculty F-1a - UNT Faculty by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Status, & Rank, Fall F-1b - College of Arts & Sciences Faculty by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Status, & Rank, Fall F-1c - College of Business Administration Faculty by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Status, & Rank, Fall F-1d - School of Community Service Faculty by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Status & Rank, Fall F-1e - College of Education Faculty by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Status, & Rank, Fall F-1f - School of Library and Information Sciences Faculty by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Status, & Rank, Fall F-1g - School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management Faculty by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Status, & Rank, Fall F-1h - College of Music Faculty by Race, Ethnicity, Gender, Status, & Rank, Fall F-1i - School of Visual Arts Faculty by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Status, & Rank, Fall F-2 - Average Semester Credit Hours and Instructional Responsibility by Teaching Rank, F-3 - Lower Division Undergraduate Courses Taught By Tenured And Tenure-Track Faculty, Fall Section G - Financial Information G-1 - Budgeted Expenditures by Fund Group, FY G-2 - Total Budget Methods of Finance, FY G-3 - Comparison of FY96 through FY00 Sponsored Project Awards G-4 - Voluntary Support by Donors, FY93-FY G-5a - Financial Aid Funds Paid by Source, (Graph) G-5b - Number of Financial Aid Applicants, 1991/ /00 (Graph) G-5c - Number of Financial Aid Recipients, 1991/ /00 (Graph) G-5d - Millions of Dollars Paid to Recipients, 1991/ /00 (Graph) Section H - Library, Staff, and Facilities H-1 - University Library Holdings, Use, and Expenditures H-2a - Distribution of Full-Time Employees, October H-2b - Distribution of Full-Time Employees 2000(Graph) H-3a - Classroom Building Utilization, Fall 2000 (Monday through Friday) H-3b - Classroom Building Utilization, Fall 2000 (Saturday) H-4 - Facilities Inventory-Major Academic and Support Buildings, Fall Section I - Academic Degree Program Inventory Section SC University System Center SC-1 Fall 2000, Enrollment Statistics, University vs System Center SC-2a UNTSCD Enrollment by College, Fall SC-2b UNTSCD Enrollment by Major, Fall SC-3 Spring 2000 Enrollment Statistics, University vs System Center SC-4 Summer 2000 Enrollment, University vs System Center SC-5a Enrollment Statistics 2000 by Semester SC-5b UNT System Center at Dallas Courses, Fall 1999-Fall SC-5c New UNT Students Enrolled at UNT System Center at Dallas by Level SC-5d UNT System Center at Dallas Enrollments by Major Ethnicity iii

6 FACT SHEET - FALL 2000 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEAS The University of North Texas is a four-year public Class I Doctorate-Granting Institution founded in 1890 as a normal and teacher-training institute. Its name changed from North Texas State University in UNT is located in Denton, a city of approximately 73,050 and in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex area of over 4.9 million. The university is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award baccalaureate, master's, and doctoral degrees. UNT is the 4 th largest university in Texas and among the 50 largest in the United States. FALL 2000 FACTS Admissions Information: SAT recentered UNT (2000) 1092 Texas 993 National 1019 ACT UNT (2000) 22.4 Texas 20.3 National 21.0 Alumni: Approximately 143,631 active alumni with about 89,835 residing in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex area. Budget: $326,864,518 (budgeted expenses ) Endowments: $35.2 million - UNT Foundation (market value) $10.2 million - UNT Sponsored Project Awards (FY2000): $25,703,258 Chancellor of University of North Texas System: President of the University of North Texas: Colleges and Schools: College of Arts & Sciences College of Business Administration School of Community Service College of Education School of Library & Information Sciences Dr. Alfred F. Hurley Chancelor/President (1982 October 15, 2000) Chancelor (October 15, 2000 Present) Dr. Norval Pohl (October 15, 2000 present) College of Music School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management School of Visual Arts Toulouse School of Graduate Studies Cost (Estimated) of Attendance (Fall and Spring Semesters combined): Average cost for students from: In-state Out-of-State (1) living at home or with relatives without dependents $10,780 $17,030 (2) living at home or with relatives with dependents $10,780 $17,030 (3) living on-campus $10,140 $16,390 (4) living off-campus $12,310 $18,560 [Source: UNT Office of Financial Aid] Degrees Awarded: (December 1999; May 2000, and August 2000;) Baccalaureate - 3,457 Master's - 1,152 Doctoral Total 4,776 Total degrees granted since ,372. Degree Programs: Bachelor's - 96 Master's Doctoral - 47 iv

7 Enrollment: US Citizens Permanent Residents N/R Aliens Residence Totals Texas 23, ,323 (89.9%) Out-of-State 1, ,320 (4.9%) N/R Aliens 0 0 1,411 1,411 (5.2%) University Total 25, ,411 27,054 (100%) Student Classification: Breakdowns of Interest: Total Enrollment 27,054 New From High School 3,179 Undergraduate Total: 21,059 New Undergraduate Transfers 2,727 Graduate Total: 5,995 Post Bac - 1,519 Master - 3,300 Doctoral - 1,176 Full/Part Time and FTE: Full Part Total FTE Undergraduate 16,174 4,885 21,059 17,749 Graduate 2,130 3,865 5,995 2,766 Total 18,304 8,750 27,054 20,515 Average age: Undergraduate 22.5 Graduate 33.0 Total student enrollment 24.8 Ethnicity of Students: White 70.3%, African-American 9.2%, Hispanic 7.8%, Native American/ Alaskan 0.8%, Asian and Pacific Islander 3.8%, Non-Resident Alien 5.2%, Unknown 2.8%. African-American enrollment increased 49.3% since 1990 and Hispanic enrollment increased 103.0%. Faculty: Full-time: Denton-788, UNTSC-16; Part-time: Denton-311, UNTSC-12 ; Modified Service: Denton-34; Teaching fellows: Denton-295, UNTSC-2; Teaching assistants: Denton-482; Total - 1,940. Denton totals do not include UNTSC Totals. [Source: Academic Affairs] Gender of Students: Fall 1999; 56.0% female and 44.0% male. Graduation Rate: 37.3% of 1993 first-time full-time freshmen graduated in 6 years from UNT and another 11.4% from other Texas institutions. Total = 48.7%. [Source: THECB] Housing (Campus): 10 residence halls; 52 units for married/family housing; no faculty/staff housing; 4,459 students lived in residence halls, Fall Retention Rates (Full-time New From High School, Fall 99 to Fall 00): Full-time, first-time New From High School Enrolled Fall 99 and returning Fall 00, 69.6%. Fall 98 to Fall 99 rate was 69.3%. Staff: Non-teaching, regular, retirement eligible as of September 2000, Secretarial/Clerical -490, Professional -575, Service Maintenance -298, Technical/Para-Professional -286, Skilled Crafts -108, Executive/Admin./Managerial [Source: UNT Human Resources Office] Student-Faculty Ratio: 16.5:1 based on THECB definition [as reported on report of performance measures]. Tuition and Required Fees: Semester Rate Based on 12 hours for Undergraduates and 9 hours for Graduates (instructional fees are additional cost). Undergraduate: Resident $1, Non-resident $3, Graduate: Resident $1, Non-resident $3, v

8 University of North Texas System Organization Chart Board of Regents ****Faculty Exec. Asst. to the Chancellor Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs/ President University of North Texas Chancellor University of North Texas System Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs/ President University of North Texas Health Science Center Fort Worth Secretary of the Board of Regents Chief Internal Auditor Vice Chancellor for Governmental Affairs Vice Chancellor and General Counsel Vice Chancellor for Administration/ Vice President for Administration, UNT Vice Chancellor for Finance/ Vice President for Finance & Business Affairs, UNT Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Equity & Diversity/ Assoc. Vice President for Equity & Diversity, UNT Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Marketing & Communication/ Assoc. Vice President for Marketing & Communication, UNT Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Strategic Planning/ Assoc. Vice President for Planning, UNT ***Vice President for Development Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Governmental Affairs ***Vice President for Development and his staff will report to the Chancellor during the UNT Capital Campaign ****Faculty Executive Assistant position currently reports 50% time to the Chancellor and 50% time to the President December 6, 2000 Assoc. VP for Development Corporate Foundations Development Major Gifts Planned Giving President s Council

9 University of North Texas Organization Chart* Page 1 of 2 ****Faculty Exec. Assist. to the President PRESIDENT University of North Texas University of North Texas System Center at Dallas Director of Compliance Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Vice Provost for Research Research Services Assoc. VP for Academic Affairs for Distance Education Dean, Libraries Dean, T Academy of Mathematics & Science Dean, College of Arts and Sciences * See pg. 2 for detail Director of Athletics Vice Provost & Assoc. VP for Academic Affairs Center for Continuing Educ. & Conference Management Center for Media Production Cooperative Educ. Microcomputer & Classroom Support Services **Assoc. VP for Enrollment Management Admissions Undergrad. Financial Aid & Scholarship Registrar Texas Academic Skills Program UNT Press Dean, College of Business Administration * See pg. 2 for detail Dean, School of Community Service * See pg. 2 for detail Assoc. VP for Marketing & Communication! Public Affairs & Information Services! Marketing Dean, College of Education * See pg. 2 for detail ***VP for Development Assoc. VP for Development Corporate Foundations Development Major Gifts Planned Giving President s Council Dean, School of Library & Information Sciences * See pg. 2 for detail Dean, School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management * See pg. 2 for detail Assoc. VP for Equity & Diversity Equal Opportunity Multicultural Affairs Student Ethnic Enrichment Center Dean, College of Music * See pg. 2 for detail VP for Administrative Affairs Coliseum Human Resource Management Physical Plant & Facilities Planning Building & Utilities Maintenance University Architect Plant Business Plant Operations Police and Traffic Risk Management & Environmental Services Dean, School of Visual Arts * See pg. 2 for detail Assoc. VP for Planning University Planning Institutional Research Institutional Accreditation Assoc. VP for Computing & Communications Services Academic Computing Administrative Computing Mainframe Technical Services Network & Communications Services Dean, Toulouse School of Graduate Studies * See pg. 2 for detail VP for Finance & Business Affairs Exec. Dir. UNT System Center at Dallas Assoc. VP for Finance & Business Affairs & Controller Budgets Financial Reporting Grant Accounting Payroll Purchasing & Payment Services & Hub Coordinator Student Accounting & Cashiering Business Services Dining Services Housing Mail Services Printing Services Union *University Store VP for Student Development Asst. VP for Student Devel. Disability Accommodations Student Legal Advisor Career Opportunities & Student Employment Learning Center Mentoring Programs Center for Student Rights & Responsibilities Dean of Students! Recreational Sports! Student Activities Center! Student Government Association **Assoc. VP for Enrollment Management Admissions Udergrad. Financial Aid & Scholarship Registrar Texas Academic Skills Program Health & Wellness Center! Counseling & Testing! Health Center International Studies & Programs December 6, 2000

10 University of North Texas Organization Chart* Page 2 of 2 Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Aerospace Studies Biological Sciences Chemistry Communication Studies Computer Sciences Dance & Theatre Arts Economics Engineering Technology English Foreign Languages & Literatures Geography History Journalism Material Science Mathematics Philosophy & Religion Studies Physics Political Science Psychology Radio TV & Film Speech & Hearing Sciences University Honors Women's Studies Dean, College of Business Administration Accounting Business Computer Information Systems Finance, Insurance, Real Estate & Law Management Marketing Dean, School of Community Service Applied Arts & Sciences Applied Gerontology Behavior Analysis Criminal Justice Institute of Anthropology Institute of Applied Economics Public Administration - Emergency Admin. & Planning Rehabilitation, Social Work & Addictions Sociology Dean, College of Education Counseling, Development & Higher Education Kinesiology, Health Promotion & Recreation Teacher Education & Administration Technology & Cognition The Academy for Research & Professional Development Not a recognized academic department Dean, School of Library & Information Sciences Dean, School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management Divisions: Hotel & Restaurant Management Merchandising Dean, College of Music Divisions: Composition Studies Conducting & Ensembles Instrumental Studies Jazz Studies Keyboard Studies Music Education Music History/Theory/ Ethnomusicology Vocal Studies Dean, School of Visual Arts Divisions: Art Education/ Art History Design Studio Dean, Robert B. Toulouse School of Graduate Studies Assoc. Dean Graduate Admissions Center for Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies *Chart is currently under review with the split of the position of the Chancellor/President ** Assoc. Vice President for Enrollment Management reports to both the Vice President for Student Development and to the Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs *** Vice President for Development and his staff will report to the Chancellor during the time period of the Capital Campaign **** Faculty Executive Assist. position currently reports 50% time to the Chancellor and 50% time to the President

11 ORGANIZED RESEARCH AND SERVICE UNITS UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEAS Supplement to the Organization Chart, August 2000 The listing below shows organized research and service units that engage in research and/or public service and training. Those units that offer degree programs or provide credit courses in support of other degree programs are shown on the university organizational chart. Centers/Institutes indicated with a plus (+) have been exempted by the Provost from periodic review under the sunset policy because the primary mission of each unit is to provide educational support and/or provide internship sites for its constituent academic unit. Centers and institutes as approved by the Board of Regents are as follows: Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs North Texas Community/Junior College Consortium+ Texas Institute for Research and Education on Aging (UNTHSC-FW/SCS) University Center for Economic Development and Research College of Arts and Sciences Center for Cross Cultural Pediatric Behavioral Health Center for Economic Education Center for Environmental Economic Studies and Research Center for Environmental Philosophy+ Center for International Economic Studies and Research Center for Network Neuroscience Center for Nonlinear Science Center for the Advancement of Psycholegal Studies Center for Spatial Analysis and Mapping Center for Sport Psychology and Performance Excellence Center for the Study of Diplomatic Military History Center for Transportation Studies Institute of Applied Sciences Center for Environmental Archaeology Center for Remote Sensing and Landuse Analysis Elm Fork Education Center Institute of Public and International Affairs Interdisciplinary Center for Study of Work Teams Labor and Industrial Relations Institute Laboratory of Forensic Anthropology University Writing Center+ UNT Psychology Clinic+ UNT Speech and Hearing Center+ College of Business Administration Center for Quality and Productivity Information Systems Research Center Institute of Petroleum Accounting Texas Logistics Education Foundation Center for Logistics Education & Research The Murphy Enterprise Center School of Community Service Center for Public Management Center for Public Service Cultural Sensitivity, Training and Research Center Institute for Studies in Addictions Minority Aging Research Institute National Academy for Teaching and Learning about Aging National Academy for Victim Studies Survey Research Center College of Education Bill J. Priest Center for Community Education Center for Education Law, Administration and Policy Center for Higher Education Center for Interdisciplinary Research and Analysis Center for Parent Education Center for Play Therapy Center for Sport Psychology and Performance Enhancement Center for the Study of Education Reform Child Development Laboratory+ Counseling and Human Development Center+ Educational Research Laboratory+ Institute for the Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning Investigations of Talented Students+ Maturational Assessment Clinic+ Office of Field Services The Child and Family Resource Clinic+ TRIO Center for Student Development UNT Institute for Behavioral and Learning Differences Robert B. Toulouse School of Graduate Studies Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Nanostructural Materials Research College of Music Center for Experimental Music and Intermedia Center for Schenkerian Studies Texas Center for Music and Medicine School of Visual Arts North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts

12 SECTION A FALL ENROLLMENT

13 Exhibit A-1a Enrollment by Classifacation and Level Fall Semesters First-Time Total Undergrad. Post Graduate Grand Year Freshmen Freshmen Sophomore Junior Senior Total Bac* Master's Doctoral Total Total 91 2,164 3,667 4,427 5,273 6,848 20,215 4,561 2,244 6,805 27, ,940 3,328 3,963 4,931 7,411 19,633 1,471 3,717 1,612 6,800 26, ,049 3, ,576 7,574 19,181 1,595 3,575 1,408 6,578 25, ,046 3,461 3,756 4,479 7,322 19,018 1,550 3,658 1,379 6,587 25, ,232 3,622 3,632 4,396 7,004 18,654 1,553 3,535 1,372 6,460 25, ,340 3,843 3,646 4,276 6,900 18,665 1,544 3,416 1,332 6,292 24, ,372 3,786 3,830 4,309 6,794 18,719 1,586 3,384 1,324 6,294 25, ,729 4,325 3,902 4,497 6,737 19,461 1,503 3,278 1,272 6,053 25, ,003 4,696 4,116 4,745 6,892 20,449 1,495 3,329 1,220 6,044 26, ,128 4,902 4,289 4,850 7,018 21,059 1,519 3,300 1,176 5,995 27,054 *Post-baccalaureate category was first used by UNT in Fall 1992 Source: Official 12th-class day figures as reported to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Exhibit A-1b 30,000 Enrollment by Level, Fall ,000 University Total 20,000 Undergraduate 15,000 10,000 5,000 Graduate

14 Exhibit A-1c Undergraduate Enrollment by Classification, Fall ,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 Freshmen Sophomore Junior Senior

15 5,000 Exhibit A-1d Graduate Enrollment by Classification, Fall ,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, Post Bac* Master's Doctoral

16 Exhibit A -2a FTE Enrollment and Semester Credit Hours Fall Semesters Semester Credit Hours (SCH) 1 Full-Time Equivalents 2 Total Total University Year Undergrad. Masters Doctoral Graduate Total Undergrad. Master's Doctoral Total ,169 25,220 11,965 37, ,354 17,411 2,102 1,329 20, ,525 27,200 9,330 36, ,055 16,768 2,267 1,037 20, ,518 26,946 8,229 35, ,693 16,301 2, , ,310 27,033 8,684 35, ,027 16,154 2, , ,583 26,036 8,305 34, ,924 15,906 2, , ,217 23,991 7,638 31, ,846 15,948 1, , ,083 24,127 7,683 31, ,893 15,939 2, , ,725 23,283 7,642 30, ,649 16,582 1, , ,647 23,766 7,114 30, ,526 17,310 1, , ,230 24,087 6,826 30, ,143 17,749 2, ,515 1 Detailed information on how semester credit hours are calculated for purposes of formula funding is available from the Registrar. 2 FTE equals undergraduate credit hours divided by 15, master's credit hours divided by 12 and doctoral credit hours divided by 9. Source: Official 12th-class day figures as reported to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. (R ) Exhibit A-2b Semester Credit Hours by Level, Fall Exhibit A-2c Graduate Semester Credit Hours by Classification, Fall Total Undergraduate Master's Graduate Doctoral

17 Exhibit A-3a Enrollment by Level and Gender Fall Semesters Undergraduate Graduate Year Male Percent Female Percent Total % of Total Male Percent Female Percent Total % of Total 91 9, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Source: Official 12th-class day figures as reported to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. (RMAJOR2-140) Exhibit A-3b Enrollment by Level and Gender, Fall 2000 Grad Male 8.9% Grad Female 13.3% Undergrad Male 35.1% Undergrad Female 42.7%

18 Exhibit A-4a Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity and Level, Fall Semesters, A 1988 B 1989 B 1990 B 1991 B 1992 B 1993 B 1994 B 1995 B 1996 B 1997 B White* Undergrad 13,724 15,212 16,737 17,174 16,741 16,162 15,617 15,237 14,590 14,294 14,103 14,182 14,924 14,951 Graduate 4,689 5,165 5,363 5,352 5,577 5,567 5,287 5,245 4,994 4,745 4,648 4,383 4,185 4,072 Total 18,413 20,377 22,100 22,526 22,318 21,729 20,904 20,482 19,584 19,039 18,751 18,565 19,109 19,023 Percent 82.3% 83.2% 83.3% 82.9% 82.6% 82.2% 81.2% 80.0% 78.0% 76.3% 75.0% 73.6% 72.1% 70.3% African-American Undergrad 1,252 1,365 1,453 1,475 1,415 1,320 1,326 1,341 1,405 1,490 1,608 1,753 2,008 2,177 Graduate Total 1,456 1,580 1,676 1,736 1,659 1,566 1,595 1,588 1,678 1,739 1,871 2,037 2,276 2,501 Percent 6.5% 6.4% 6.3% 6.4% 6.1% 5.9% 6.2% 6.2% 6.7% 7.0% 7.5% 8.1% 8.6% 9.2% Hispanic Undergrad ,022 1,028 1,084 1,135 1,209 1,297 1,369 1,346 1,493 1,699 1,814 Graduate Total ,043 1,182 1,217 1,286 1,336 1,454 1,557 1,657 1,645 1,768 2,001 2,116 Percent 3.5% 3.6% 3.9% 4.4% 4.5% 4.9% 5.2% 5.7% 6.2% 6.6% 6.6% 7.0% 7.6% 7.8% Asian/Pacific Undergrad Islander Graduate Total ,033 Percent 1.3% 1.3% 1.4% 1.6% 1.7% 2.0% 2.2% 2.6% 2.9% 3.1% 3.2% 3.5% 3.8% 3.8% American Indian/ Undergrad Alaskan Native Graduate Total Percent 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% 0.4% 0.5% 0.5% 0.7% 0.7% 0.8% 0.8% 0.8% 0.8% 0.8% Nonresident Alien** Undergrad Graduate Total 1,362 1,263 1,234 1,202 1,241 1,201 1,178 1,130 1,087 1,070 1,067 1,105 1,251 1,411 Percent 6.1% 5.2% 4.7% 4.4% 4.6% 4.5% 4.6% 4.4% 4.3% 4.3% 4.3% 4.4% 4.7% 5.2% Unknown Undergrad Graduate Total Percent 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.14% 0.40% 1.16% 1.91% 2.70% 2.62% 2.41% 2.76% University Total Undergrad 16,492 18,171 19,970 20,583 20,215 19,633 19,181 19,018 18,654 18,665 18,719 19,161 20,449 21,059 Graduate 5,887 6,327 6,549 6,577 6,805 6,800 6,578 6,587 6,460 6,292 6,294 6,053 6,044 5,995 Total 22,379 24,498 26,519 27,160 27,020 26,433 25,759 25,605 25,114 24,957 25,013 25,214 26,493 27,054 Percent 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% Source: UNT Factbook ( Edition) and SIMS SRS data (N7SIMS2A) for UP-204A *Nonresident alien definition. In 1988, a "permanent resident" code was added to SIMS to make it possible to follow federal reporting guidelines (entry "C" below follows the guidelines). A. In 1987, both U.S. citizens and "non-u.s. citizens who paid in-state tuition" were counted in the ethnicity groups, with other non-u.s. citizens counted in the "nonresident alien" group. B. In , both U.S. citizens and "non-u.s. citizens with permanent resident status" were counted in the ethnicity groups, with other non-u.s. citizens counted in the "nonresident alien" group.

19 Exhibit A-4b Undergraduate Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2000 Asian, Pacific Islander 4% Nonres. Alien 3% Unknown 2% Amer. Indian 1% Hispanic 9% Black 10% White 71%

20 Exhibit A-4c Graduate Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2000 Unknown 5% Nonres. Alien 14% Asian, Pacific Islander 2% Amer. Indian 1% Hispanic 5% Black 5% White 68%

21 Exhibit A-5a Enrollment by Age Group and Level Fall Semester 17 & Under Year UG UG UG Grad UG Grad UG Grad UG Grad UG Grad UG Grad UG Grad ,766 6, , , ,775 1,766 1,058 2, , ,408 5, , , ,745 1,679 1,143 2, , ,344 4, , , ,743 1,604 1,111 1, , ,441 4, , , ,804 1,608 1,137 1, , ,585 4, , ,288 1,014 1,895 1,638 1,106 1, , ,828 4, , , ,938 1,752 1,073 1, , ,885 4, , , ,011 1, , , ,299 5, , , ,003 1, , ,791 5, , , ,941 1, , ,139 5, , , ,877 1,730 1,032 1, Source: SIMS files -- official 12th-class day figures (N7SIMS2A, UP-132). Fall Semesters Exhibit A-5b Average Age by Level Undergraduate Graduate Master's Doctoral All Graduate Students 1 75% Within 75% Within 75% Within 75% Within Year Average Age Range... 2 Average Age Range... 2 Average Age Range... 2 Average Age Range Includes post-baccalaureate. 2 Percentages of students at oldest age do not exceed percentage of students at youngest age. Average age for all students is 24.8 for Source: UP-134A Source: SIMS files -- official 12th-class day figures. UP-130

22 Exhibit A-5c Undergraduate Enrollment by Age Group, Fall % % % 19 or younger 27.1% % % %

23 Exhibit A-5d Graduate Enrollment by Age Group, Fall % 23 or younger 9.7% % % % %

24 Exhibit A-6a Enrollment by Credit Hour Load and Level Fall Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled 15 or more Hours 9-11 Hours 6-8 Hours 1-5 Hours Total Undergraduate ,601 33% 8,765 43% 2,305 11% 1,672 8% 872 4% 20, ,067 31% 8,505 43% 2,426 12% 1,736 9% 899 5% 19, ,833 30% 8,214 43% 2,356 12% 1,792 9% 986 5% 19, ,767 30% 8,146 43% 2,320 12% 1,800 9% 985 5% 19, ,605 30% 8,226 44% 2,259 12% 1,680 9% 884 5% 18, ,759 31% 8,352 45% 2,002 11% 1,679 9% 873 5% 18, ,671 30% 8,451 45% 2,098 11% 1,647 9% 852 5% 18, ,998 31% 8,879 46% 2,035 10% 1,667 9% 882 5% 19, ,029 29% 9,636 47% 2,214 11% 1,634 8% 936 5% 20, ,131 29% 10,043 48% 2,262 11% 1,667 8% 956 5% 21,059 Post-Baccalaureate* % 139 9% % % % 1, % % % % % 1, % % % % % 1, % 144 9% % % % 1, % 139 9% % % % 1, % % % % % 1, % 100 7% % % % 1, % 119 8% % % % 1, % 106 7% % % % 1,519 Master's* % % 1,033 23% 1,248 27% 1,441 32% 4, % % 1,029 28% 1,059 28% 1,033 28% 3, % % 1,054 29% % % 3, % % % % 1,074 29% 3, % % % % 1,080 31% 3, % % % % 1,205 35% 3, % % % % 1,169 35% 3, % % % % 1,084 33% 3, % % % % 1,102 33% 3, % 295 9% % % 1,004 30% 3,300 Doctoral* % % % % % 2, % % % % % 1, % 92 7% % % % 1, % % % % % 1, % % % % % 1, % 104 8% % % % 1, % 101 8% % % % 1, % 113 9% % % % 1, % 100 8% % % % 1, % 63 5% % % % 1,176 * The post-baccalaureate classification was implemented for Coordinating Board purposes in summer 1992 (after internal statistics were printed) and appears in the Fact Book beginning in fall 1992 to more clearly define the student who holds at least a bachelor's degree, but who is not currently accepted into an approved graduate program. Students accepted into a master's program are classified as "master's" and students accepted into a doctoral program are classified as "doctoral" with the following exception: students with a bachelor's degree who are accepted into a doctoral program are classified as "master's" until they have completed 30 hours toward the doctorate. The post-baccalaureate category generates master's level funding for graduate semester credit hours. Source: SIMS files, official 12-class day data (UPO-107).

25 Exhibit A-6b Undergraduate Enrollment by Credit Hours, Fall ,000 10, hours 8,000 6, hrs. or more 4,000 2, hours 6-8 hours hours Exhibit A-6c Post-baccalaureate Enrollment by Credit Hours, Fall hours hours hours hours 15 hours or more

26 Exhibit A-6d Master's Enrollment by Credit Hours, Fall ,600 1,400 1, hours 1, hours 6-8 hours hours hours or more Exhibit A-6e Doctoral Enrollment by Credit Hours, Fall ,200 1, hours hours 6-8 hours hours hours or more

27 Exhibit A-7a Enrollment by College/School, Declared Major and Level Fall Semesters Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES General Studies U PB M T % 154.6% Pre-Engineering U PB M T % 18.2% Social Science U PB M T % -34.0% Biological Sciences Biochemistry U PB M D T % 22.6% Biology U PB M D T % 9.7% Cytotechnology U PB M T % 33.3% Environmental Science U PB M D T % 0.0% Medical Technology U PB M T % -13.5% Molecular Biology U PB M D T % 0.0% Chemistry U PB M D T % -9.3% Communication Studies U PB M T % 53.8%

28 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES Computer Science Computer Science U PB M D T % 46.3% Dance & Drama Arts Dance U PB M T % 1.7% Theater Arts U PB M T % 75.0% Economics Economics U PB M T % 81.9% Economic Research U PB M T % -54.5% Labor & Industrial U Relations PB M T % NA Engineering Technology U PB M T % 27.6% English U PB M D T % 6.8% Foreign Languages & Literature French U PB M T % 39.0% German U PB M T % -20.0% Latin U PB M T NA NA

29 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES Foreign Languages & Literature Spanish U PB M T % 33.7% Geography Applied Geography 2 U PB M T % 200.0% Geography U PB M T % 11.6% History U PB M D T % -7.2% Journalism U PB M T % 56.6% Materials Science U PB M D T % 281.8% Mathematics U PB M D T % -16.4% Philosophy U PB M T % 23.5% Physics U PB M D T % 18.7% Political Science U PB M D T % 20.4% Psychology Psychology U PB M D T % 39.5% Clinical Psychology U PB M D T % 3.8%

30 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES Counseling Psychology U PB M D T % -24.4% Educational Psychology U PB M T NA NA Experimental Psychology U PB M D T % -35.0% Health Psychology & U Behavior Medicine PB M D T % -3.5% Industrial Psychology U PB M T % -50.0% School Psychology U PB M T % -66.7% Radio, Television & Film U PB M T % 27.4% Speech & Hearing Science Audiology U PB M T % 64.3% Speech-Language U Pathology PB M T % 14.9% Speech & Hearing Science Speech-Language U Pathology/Audiology PB M T % 12.2% Other U (Natl. Student Exchange PB Program, non-degree) M T % 14.3%

31 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES Undetermined Major U 2,481 2,202 1,779 1,416 (includes general undeclared PB majors) M T 2,481 2,203 1,780 1, % -42.8% TOTAL COLLEGE OF U 7,642 7,994 8,208 8,294 ARTS & SCIENCES PB M D T 9,051 9,319 9,635 9, % 7.0% COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION General Business U PB M T % 120.0% Accounting Accounting U PB M D T % -7.4% Accounting Control U Systems PB M T % 34.8% Business Computer Information Systems Business Computer U Information Systems PB M D T % 59.8% Management Science U PB M D T % -93.8% Finance, Insurance, Real Estate & Law Economics U PB M T % 82.4% Finance U PB M D T % 12.4% Insurance U PB M T % -34.5% Real Estate U PB M T % 28.6%

32 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Finance, Insurance, Real Estate & Law Real Estate Analysis U PB M T % -80.0% Management Administrative U Management PB M T % 3.1% Entrepreneurship 2 U PB M T % -75.0% Entreprenurship & U Strategic Management PB M T % 509.4% Fashion Marketing U Management PB M T NA % Human Resource U Management PB M D T % -68.9% Management U PB M T NA -66.7% Organizational Behavior U (previously PMOB) PB M T % -81.8% Organizational Theory U & Policy PB M D T % % Organizational Behavior U & Human Resource PB Management 2 M T % 297.4% Production & Operations U Management PB M D T % 13.9%

33 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Management Strategic Management 1 U PB M T % -93.5% Health Services Management U PB M T NA NA Operations Management U PB M T NA NA Marketing Logistics 2 U PB M T % % Marketing U PB M D T % 34.0% Undetermined Major U 2,522 2,692 2,778 2,624 PB M T 2,556 2,704 2,823 2, % 4.2% TOTAL COLLEGE OF U 4,326 4,533 4,930 5,146 BUSINESS PB ADMINISTRATION M D T 4,941 5,089 5,504 5, % 14.7% SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY SERVICE Applied Arts & Sciences U PB M T % 14.6% Applied Gerontology Applied Gerontology U PB M T % 20.0% Administration of U Aging Organizations PB M T % 133.3% Administration of Long U Term Care Facilities PB M T % -54.5% Behavior Analysis U PB M T % 195.3%

34 Major % Diff. % Diff. SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY SERVICE Criminal Justice U PB M T % 28.4% Public Administration Emergency U Administration & PB Planning M T % 84.7% Public Administration U PB M T % -1.3% Rehabilitation, Social Work, Addictions Rehabilitation Services U PB M T % 42.9% Rehabilitation Studies U PB M T % 79.8% Social Work U PB M T % -15.9% Sociology U PB M D T % 57.1% Applied Economics U PB M T % 87.5% Anthropology U PB M T % 66.3% Undetermined Major U PB M T % -55.7% TOTAL SCHOOL U 1,370 1,281 1,470 1,598 COMMUNITY SERVICE PB M D T 1,651 1,566 1,841 1, % 20.4%

35 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Counseling, Development & Higher Education Adult & Continuing U Education 1 PB M D T % % Child/Human U Development & PB Family Studies M T % 22.1% College & University U Teaching 1 PB M D T % % Counseling Associate U Studies PB M T % -75.0% Counseling & Student U Services PB M D T % -8.6% Higher Education U PB M D T % -1.1% Human Development & U Family Studies PB M T % 31.3% Kinesiology, Health Promotion & Recreation Health Promotion U PB M T % 96.1% Kinesiology U PB M T % 7.0% Recreation & Leisure U Studies PB M T % 1.0% Teacher Education & Administration Curriculum & Instruction U PB M D T % -11.9% Early Childhood U Education 1 PB M D T % -24.4%

36 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Teacher Education & Administration Educational U Administration PB M D T % -9.5% Elementary Education U PB M T % -64.2% Elementary School U Supervision PB M T NA NA Interdisciplinary Studies U 1,119 1,293 1,341 1,308 PB M T 1,124 1,293 1,342 1, % 16.7% Reading Education U PB M D T % -46.0% Secondary Education U PB M T % -30.0% Secondary School U Supervision PB M T NA % Special Subject U Supervision PB M T NA % Technology & Cognition Applied Technology, U Training, Development PB M D T % -18.2% Computer Education U & Cognitive Systems PB M T % 29.6% Technology & Cognition Educational Research U PB M D T % 7.1%

37 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Occupational Training U & Development PB M T % 0.0% Special Education U PB M D T % -10.3% Teacher Certification U PB M T % 0.9% Undetermined Major U PB M T % -66.9% TOTAL COLLEGE OF U 2,239 2,258 2,325 2,312 EDUCATION PB M 1, ,056 1,005 D T 4,268 3,914 4,091 4, % -4.5% GRADUATE SCHOOL Information Science (PhD) 4 PB M T NA NA Interdisciplinary Studies PB M T % -43.9% Undetermined Major PB M T % -13.0% TOTAL GRADUATE PB SCHOOL M T 1, % -14.2% SCHOOL OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCES Information Science 4 U PB M D T % 15.6% Library Science U PB M T % 57.4%

38 Major % Diff. % Diff. SCHOOL OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCES Undetermined Major U PB M T NA % TOTAL SCHOOL OF U LIBRARY & INFORMATION PB SCIENCE M D T % 38.9% SCHOOL OF MERCHANDISING & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Hospitality Management U PB M T % -14.5% Home Furnishing U Merchandising PB M T % 7.1% Industrial Technical U Merchandising Fabric PB Analysis M T % 120.0% Merchandising U PB M T % 62.2% Undetermined Major U PB M T NA -87.5% TOTAL SCHOOL OF U MERCHANDISING & PB HOSPITALITY MGMT. M T % 7.4% COLLEGE OF MUSIC Composition U PB M D T % -10.1% General Choral & U Instrumental Music PB M T % -2.7% Jazz Studies U PB M T % 11.3%

39 Major % Diff. % Diff. COLLEGE OF MUSIC Music U PB M T % 307.1% Music Education U PB M D T % -7.1% Music History & U Literature PB M T % -25.0% Musicology U PB M D T % 30.4% Music Theory U PB M D T % 5.9% Performance U PB M D T % 18.3% Undetermined Major U PB M T % 6.7% TOTAL COLLEGE OF U ,067 MUSIC PB M D T 1,384 1,344 1,431 1, % 9.8% SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS Art U PB M D T % 169.8% Art Education U PB M D T % 11.1% Art History U PB M T % -11.1%

40 Major % Diff. % Diff. SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS Ceramics U PB M T % -11.4% Communication Design U PB M T % 53.1% Drawing & Painting U PB M T % 37.8% Fashion Design U PB M T % 127.4% Fibers U PB M T % -44.4% Interior Design U PB M T % 92.9% Metalsmithing & Jewelry U PB M T % 3.7% Photography U PB M T % 123.3% Printmaking U PB M T % 4.3% Sculpture U PB M T % 0.0% Visual Arts Studies U PB M T % 38.4% Undetermined Major U PB M T % -71.3%

41 Major % Diff. % Diff. SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS TOTAL SCHOOL OF U 1,412 1,589 1,749 1,818 VISUAL ARTS PB M D T 1,559 1,719 1,912 1, % 27.0% TEAS ACADEMY OF U MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE T % -1.3% UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEAS UNIVERSITY TOTALS U 18,727 19,461 20,449 21,059 PB 1,584 1,503 1,495 1,519 M 3,354 3,278 3,329 3,300 D 1,324 1,272 1,220 1,176 T 24,989 25,514 26,493 27, % 8.3% 1 Porgram being phasing out 2 New academic program 3 Merger of Health Education and Health Promotion degree programs 4 Moved from the Graduate School to the School of Library and Information Sciences NOTE: A few students may be classified in a major level (U, PB, M, D) where a degree is not offered. However, students can begraduated only in officially approved degree programs Source: RMAJOR2 -- official figures based on 12th class day as reported to Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

42 Exhibit A-7b Undergraduate Majors by College/School, Fall 2000 Merch. & Hosp. Mgmt. 2% Music 5.1% Visual Arts 8.6% TAMS 1.8% Library & Info. Science.1% Arts & Sciences 39.4% Education 11.3% Community Service 7.6% Business Admin. 24.4%

43 Exhibit A-7c Graduate Majors by College/School, Fall 2000 Arts & Sciences 23.3% Business Admin. 8.7% Community Service 6.5% Visual Arts 2.7% Music 7.6% Merch. & Hosp. Mgmt. 0.4% Education 29.3% Library & Info. Science 6.7% Graduate School 14.8%

44 SECTION B FALL STUDENT ADMISSIONS

45 Exhibit B-1 Student Enrollment by Texas County of Origin US Citizens and Permanent Resident Noncitizens Fall Semesters: County Dallas 5,797 5,569 5,560 5,410 5,554 5,536 Denton 4,803 4,881 4,858 5,116 5,279 5,194 Tarrant 3,986 4,038 3,966 4,221 4,438 4,295 Collin 1,827 1,859 1,942 1,916 1,877 1,854 Harris Grayson Bexar Travis Wise Parker Cooke Mc Lennan Johnson Wichita El Paso Ellis Smith Fort Bend Lubbock Brazos Rockwall Gregg Williamson Bell Kaufman Midland Taylor Nueces Bowie Hidalgo Montgomery Galveston Ector Hunt Hood Randall Brazoria Montague Tom Green Van Zandt Subtotal 21,046 20,979 20,972 21,433 22,160 22,313 Other Counties 1,515 1,496 1,590 1,667 1,786 2,010 TOTAL TEAS 22,561 22,475 22,562 23,100 23,946 24,323 USA Citizens 22,096 22,031 22,121 22,588 23,389 25,004 Perm. Resident Note: Counties are listed by number of students (undergraduate and graduate) in most recent year. "Permanent resident" is a citizen of a forgien country who has been granted US permanent residency. Source: Data from SIMS official 12th class day files (Program N7SIMS2A UP200B, UP240B).

46 Exhibit B-2 First-time Freshmen by Texas County of Origin US Citizens and Permanent Resident Noncitizens Fall Semesters: County Anderson Andrews Angelina Aransas Archer Armstrong Atascosa Austin Bailey Bandera Bastrop Baylor Bee Bell Bexar Blanco Bosque Bowie Brazoria Brazos Brewster Brooks Brown Burleson Burnet Caldwell Calhoun Callahan Cameron Camp Carson Cass Castro Chambers Cherokee Childress Clay Cochran Coke Coleman Collin Collingsworth Colorado Comal Comanche

47 County Concho Cooke Coryell Cottle Crane Crockett Dallam Dallas Dawson De Witt Deaf Smith Delta Denton Dimmitt Donley Duvall Eastland Ector Edwards El Paso Ellis Erath Falls Fannin Fayette Floyd Foard Fort Bend Franklin Freestone Frio Gaines Galveston Garza Gillespie Glasscock Goliad Gonzales Gray Grayson Gregg Grimes Guadalupe Hale Hall Hamilton Hansford Hardeman Hardin Harris Harrison

48 County Hartley Haskell Hays Hemphill Henderson Hidalgo Hill Hockley Hood Hopkins Houston Howard Hunt Hutchinson Jack Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jim Hogg Jim Wells Johnson Jones Karnes Kaufman Kendall Kerr King Kleberg Knox Lamar Lamb Lampasas Lavaca Lee Leon Liberty Limestone Lipscomb Live Oak Llano Lubbock Madison Marion Mason Matagorda Maverick McCullock McLennan Medina Menard

49 County Midland Milam Mills Montague Montgomery Moore Morris Nacogdoches Navarro Nolan Nueces Ochiltree Orange Palo Pinto Panola Parker Parmer Pecos Polk Potter Presidio Rains Randall Real Red River Reeves Refugio Robertson Rockwall Runnels Rusk Sabine San Augustine San Jacinto San Patricio Schleicher Scurry Shackelford Shelby Smith Somervell Starr Stephens Swisher Tarrant Taylor Terrell Titus Tom Green Travis Trinity

50 County Tyler Unknown Upshur Upton Uvalde Val Verde Van Zandt Victoria Walker Waller Ward Washington Webb Wheeler Wichita Wilbarger Willacy Williamson Wilson Winkler Wise Wood Yoakum Young Zavala Total Note: "Permanent resident" is a citizen of a foreign country who has been granted US permanent residency. Source: Data from SIMS official 12th class day file (N7SIMS2A - 241B)

51 Exhibit B-3 Student Enrollment, USA Citizens from States Other than Texas State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Guam Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Unknown USA: Out of State 1,423 1,374 1,340 1,267 1,251 1,286 Permanent Res. Internationals Total Out of State 1,466 1,412 1,384 1,309 1, % of Total Enrollment 5.8% 5.7% 5.5% 5.1% 4.9% 4.8% TOTAL ENROLLMENT 25,114 24,957 25,013 25,514 26, Source: SIMS SRS Files (N7SIMS2A: UP250A, UP200B)

52 Exhibit B-4 Student Enrollment by Country of Citizenship Fall COUNTRY Afghanistan Algeria Argentina Antigua & Barbuda Australia Austria Bangladesh Bahrain Bahamas Belgium Brazil Bosnia-Herzegovina Bolivi Belize (British Hon.) British West Indies Bulgaria Burundi Cambodia (Kampuchea) Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Chile China, People'S Republic Taiwan Colombia Congo Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czechoslovakia Denmark Dominica Dominican Republic Czech Republic Ecuador Egypt (A.R.E.) Equatorial Guinea Eritrea El Salvador England Ethiopia Fiji Finland France Gambia Germany Ghana

53 COUNTRY Georgia (C.I.A.) Greece Grenada Guatemala Guyana Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Cote Divoire Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Korea (North) Korea, Republic Of Kuwait Laos Latvia Lithuania Lebanon Liberia Libya Macao Malaysia Mexico Mongolia Moldavia Morocco Nepal Netherlands Netherlands Antilles New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Norfolk Island Niger Norway Oman Pakistan Panama Paracel Islands Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal

54 COUNTRY Qatar Guinea Reunion Islands Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) Russia Romania St. Kitts & Nevis St. Lucia Saudi Arabia Sierra Leone St. Vincent & The Grenadines Scotland Senegal Singapore Slovenia Somalia Spain Serbia South Africa Surname Sudan Sweden Slovakia Switzerland Syria Tajikistan Tanzania Thailand Togo Trinidad & Tobago Turkey Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirate United Kingdom Uruguay Uzabekistan Yemen South Yemen Venezuela Viet Nam (North) Viet Nam (South) Yugoslavia Zaire Zambia British Indian Ocean Not Specified There are a total of 128 countries represented in the student population for Fall Source: SIMS SRS Files (N7SIMS2A: UP 205, R A)

55 Exhibit B-5a Average SAT and ACT Test Scores for First-time Freshmen Fall SAT ACT UNT Average National Average UNT Average National Average * ** Source: R7SIMS2B (SA190A-1/2), SAT (ETS) and ACT testing headquarters. Note: Texas SAT average for 2000 is 993, 993 in 1999, 995 in * Beginning in 1996, all SAT scores shown are recentered scores. ** Effective 1999, all reported SAT scores shown are "decision" scores, those used for admissions decision. For comparison, the "decision" scores were updated for Exhibit B-5b Average SAT Scores for First-time Freshmen, Fall * ** UNT Average National Average

56 Exhibit B-5c Average SAT Scores for First-time Freshmen by School/College Fall Fall 2000 Beginning with fall 1996, SAT scores are "recented" SAT. School/College Year N with SAT Score Mean SAT ARTS & SCIENCES without TAMS and Undecided Majors Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall TAMS Students (Texas Academy of Math and Science) Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Undecided Majors Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall COMMUNITY SERVICE Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall EDUCATION Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall MERCHANDISING & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall MUSIC Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall VISUAL ARTS Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Source: SIMS official 12th day files (AMAJORS, MJR-701)

57 Exhibit B-5d High School Class Rank and Average SAT by Rank for New Freshmen Class Percentages by Quarters ( ) Year Top 10% *Top Second Subtotal: Third Bottom Total Quarter Quarter Top Half Quarter Quarter Fall % 47.9% 34.2% 82.1% 14.9% 3.0% 100% Fall % 47.5% 34.7% 82.2% 15.1% 2.7% 100% Fall % 42.5% 38.3% 80.8% 15.9% 3.2% 100% Fall % 43.5% 38.1% 81.6% 15.4% 3.0% 100% Fall % 47.1% 36.0% 83.1% 14.3% 2.6% 100% Fall % 46.8% 38.5% 85.3% 12.4% 2.3% 100% Fall % 49.8% 36.0% 85.8% 12.6% 1.5% 100% Fall % 52.2% 35.0% 87.2% 11.3% 1.5% 100% Fall % 54.1% 35.4% 89.5% 9.0% 1.5% 100% Fall % 52.9% 36.7% 89.6% 8.9% 1.5% 100% * Top Quarter includes Top 10% plus the next 15% Note: TAMS students are included in the top quarter. Students other than TAMS students without a class rank were not included in these percentages. Comment. Fall 1998 was the first semester for automatically admitting top 25%. Year* Mean SAT by High School Rank (in Quarters) SAT for Top 10% SAT for Next 15% SAT for Top Quarter SAT for Second Quarter SAT for Third Quarter SAT for Bottom Quarter SAT for No High School Rank Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Note: *Beginning in fall 1996, SAT scores are recentered. TAMS students are included in the top quarter. Beginning in fall 1996, SAT scores are recentered decision scores, those used in the admission decision. Source: SIMS official 12 th day files (R7SIMS2B, Reports SA ,SA-190A-1/2)

58 Exhibit B-6 Average GRE and GMAT Scores for New Graduate Students by School/College Fall Post - Bacc Masters Doctoral N With Mean N With Mean N With Mean School/College Year Score Score Score Score Score Score Arts & Sciences Fall NA Fall NA Fall Fall Community Service Fall Fall Fall Fall Education Fall Fall NA Fall Fall Graduate School Fall (Undetermined Major Fall NA and Interdisciplinary Fall Studies) Fall Library & Fall Information Fall Sciences Fall Fall Merchandising & Fall 1997 Hospitality Fall NA Management Fall NA Fall NA Music Fall NA Fall Fall NA Fall Visual Arts Fall Fall Fall NA NA Fall University Fall Total (GRE) Fall Fall

59 Fall Business Fall Administration Fall (GMAT) Fall Fall Note: Majors Counted by Fall 1998 Department/School/College Organization GMAT for College of Business Administration and GRE for All Others Scores are not provided for programs with one major to protect the student s identity according to FERPA. Source: SIMS official 12th day files (RMAJOR2S, MJR-702, MJR-703-GMAT)

60 Exhibit B-7 Student Enrollment by Texas Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA), County of Residence and Residency, Fall 2000 Summary of student's origin: (65.3%) are from the Dallas and Fort Worth MSAs. 1,953 (7.25%) are from the other four Texas MSAs. 4,693 (17.35%) are from a Texas county that is not in a MSA. 1,320 (4.88%) are from out-of-state. 1,411 (5.22%) are nonresident aliens. 27,054 Total Enrollment Note: Graduate students made up 47.6% of the nonresident aliens, and out-of-state students. Graduate students made up 19.3% of the students from Texas. See the undergraduate and graduate student analysis on the next page. Austin MSA % Travis County Williamson County Hays County 36 Dallas MSA... 13, % Denton County... 5,194 Dallas County... 5,536 Collin County... 1,854 Rockwall County Kaufman County Ellis County Fort Worth MSA... 4, % Tarrant County... 4,295 Johnson County Parker County Houston MSA % Harris County Montgomery County Liberty County... 6 Waller County... 4 Ft Bend County San Antonio MSA % Bexar Comal Guadalupe County El Paso (County) MSA % Texas Counties Not in MSA... 4, % Out-of-State... 1, % Nonresident Alien... 1, % TOTAL ENROLLMENT 27, % COUNTY OF ORIGIN is entered in a student s SIMS file from the application for admission. A student must file a new application for admission after graduating or dropping out for one year, and the county of origin is coded from the address on the new application. Thus, the county of origin for a student may originally be Harris County, but become Denton County with a later admission date. Percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding. Permanent Resident Internationals are counted with US Citizens Source: SIMS files, official 12-th day data (N7SIMS2A, UP-230A, UP-230B)