Fall 2009 - Summer 2010 Degrees Number Bachelors 4,478 Bachelors Degrees Conferred Masters 1,222 Masters Degrees Conferred Doctoral 243 Doctoral Law 210 2010 Law Fall 2009 - Summer Total 6,153 Degrees Number New Freshmen* Applied, Admitted and Enrolled New Freshmen Applied, Admitted and Enrolled Applied Admitted Enrolled 17,500 Bachelors Masters Doctoral Law Total 15,000 Number 12,500 13,809 13,976 16,143 16,541 16,687 9,691 10,759 11,643 11,242 11,870 10,000 7,500 1507 904 4,515 3,922 4,586 4,407 2006 2007 2008 2009 New 16541 16687 11242 4586 11870 4859 Top 10% Next 15% Other Count 3000 1820 2384 2162 2134 2000 1251 1325 1474 1349 Masters 19.86% Doctoral 3.95% Bachelors Red 72.78% Raider Guarantee Red Raider Guarantee by Ethnicity FY 2011 5000 4000 100 1507 Law 904 3.41% Admitted Enrolled NewApplied Freshmen* from High School 13809 9691 3922 13976 10759 4515 by High School Rank high school by11643 high school rank 16143 4407 2006 2007 freshmen from 2008 2009 2010 FY 2010 2339 Law 3.41% TTU Total Funds Students Red Raider Guarantee by Ethnicity FY 2010 1478 1000 851 806 924 950 1042 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 0 Fall Term Arriving New Students by College* Ethnicity 72 19 3 3 Doctoral 3.95% Bachelors 72.78% 2010 Year Bachelors Masters Doctoral Law Masters 19.86% 4,859 0 100.00% 4,478 1,222 243 210 6,153 5,000 2,500 72.78% 19.86% 3.95% 3.41% Ethnicity Percent of Percent of Federal and Students State Funds Federal and TTU Total American Students Indian State Funds 4.14% Funds Students American Indian 395.73% 0 Asian/Pacific4.14% Islander Asian/Pacific Islander 5.73% 52 2 Black 13.79% 8 Black 13.79% 122 10 Next 15 Other Hispanic Top 10.92% 2 Hispanic 10.92% 101 2006 851 1251 1820 White 468 38 White2007 53.66% 806 1325 53.66% 2384 Other 11.76% 105 6 2008 924 1349 11.76% 2134 Other Total Number Funded 100.00% 887 56 2009 950 1474 2162 Total Number Funded 100.00% 2010 1042 1478 2339 39 54 130 103 506 111 943 39 52 122 101 468 105 887 0 2 8 2 38 6 56 39 54 130 103 506 111 943 New students by college College Agriculture Architecture Arts and Sciences Business Education Engineering Graduate School Human Sciences Law Mass Communications Visual & Performing Arts Other Total Freshmen 264 191 2,069 522 91 426 0 342 0 285 162 507 4,859 *New students entering summer or fall. Transfer 154 44 987 211 152 123 0 249 0 157 62 312 2,451 Graduate & Professional 87 32 307 181 274 207 233 111 244 20 74 0 1,770 Other 11.76% American Indian 4.14% Other 11.76% Asian/Pacific Islander 5.73% American Indian Black 4.14% 13.79% White 53.66% Asian/Pacific Islander 5.73% Black 13.79% White 53.66% Hispanic 10.92% Hispan 10.92% Institutional Research Box 42017 Lubbock, TX 79409-2017 www.irs.ttu.edu in conjunction with Enrollment Management and Student Affairs Box 42012 Lubbock, TX 79409-2012 www.depts.ttu.edu/students TTU Mobile: www.ttu.edu/mobile All Fall 2010 data in this publication is uncertified. Fact Book2009-2010 distribution of new freshmen from texas Distribution of New Freshmen from Texas by 100-mileby increments 100-Mile Increments Counties Within 100 miles 200 miles 300 miles 400 miles 500 miles Over 500 miles Total Texas Map New % New Freshmen Freshmen 571 12.81% 462 10.36% 1,424 31.94% 1,134 25.44% 830 18.62% 37 0.83% 4,458 100.00% Distribution of Total Enrollment from Texas by 100-Mile Distribution of Total Enrollment from Texas Increments by 100-Mile Increments Counties Within 100 miles 200 miles 300 miles 400 miles 500 miles Over 500 miles Total UG 4,654 2,622 6,530 5,042 3,752 191 22,791 All % Students UG 6,352 20.42% 2,990 11.51% 7,088 28.65% 5,611 22.12% 4,114 16.46% 243 0.84% 26,398 100.00% % All Students 24.06% 11.33% 26.85% 21.26% 15.58% 0.92% 100.00% New Freshmen by Phi Beta Kappa Members Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 Ethnicity Applied Ethnicity and Admitted Gender Enrolled African-American 1,803 745 285 American Indian/Alaskan Native 61 42 17 New Enrolled Freshmen by455 Ethnicity 134 Asian 592 Hispanic 3,923 2,344 891 Ethnicity Applied Admitted Enrolled Multiple 381 301 126 African-American 1,803 745 285 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 21 11 4 American Indian/Alaskan Native 61 42 17 Non-Resident Alien 639 383 110 134 Asian 592 455 Unknown Hispanic 264 3,923 153 2,344 36 891 White 9,003 Multiple 3817,436 3013,256 126 Total 16,687 11,870 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 21 114,859 4 Number of Inductees 93 85 87 47 Total Financial Aid Total Financial Aid September 2009 - August 2010 Type of 1361 Number of Assistance Amount Awards Grants $49,962,884 17,634 Scholarships $34,532,788 17,193 Loans $145,573,979 28,622 Work Study $2,290,769 590 Total $232,360,420 64,039 Non-Resident Alien Unknown White New enrolled freshmen by ethnicity Total 383 153 7,436 11,870 M N N W 110 36 3,256 4,859 New enrolled freshmen by ethnicity American Indian/Alaskan Native African-American 0.35% 5.87% American Indian/Alaskan Native 0.35% African-American 5.87% White 67.01% Honors College Students Honors College Students Freshmen 639 264 9,003 16,687 African Americ Asian Hispan Multiple A NativeH A Non-Re A White H Asian 2.76% Hispanic 18.34% Asian Multiple 2.76% 2.59% NativeHawaiian/ PacificIslander Hispanic 18.34% 0.08% Multiple 2.59% Non-Resident NativeHawaiian/ Alien PacificIslander 2.26% 0.08% White 67.01% Upperclassmen New Enrolled Freshmen bygender Gender New enrolled freshmen by Non-Resident Alien 2.26% Number of Students 1200 1000 800 218 600 400 280 245 289 317 Gender Female Male Unknown Total 639 200 556 566 681 714 Female Female 47.95% Male Number 2,330 2,520 9 4,859 47.95% 51.86% Fema 47.95% Male 51.86% 0 2006 2007 2008 Year 2009 2010 One-Year Retention Rate of New Full-Time Freshmen One-year retention rate ofFall new 2009-2010* full time freshmen fall 2009-2010* College Agriculture Architecture Arts and Sciences Business Education Engineering Human Sciences Mass Communications Visual & Performing Arts Other Total Beginning 227 209 1,838 506 97 838 346 285 148 20 4,514 Still Enrolled 184 168 1,479 433 80 673 293 244 125 12 3,691 % Retained 81% 80% 80% 86% 82% 80% 85% 86% 84% 60% 82% *Freshmen entering summer or fall and full-time in fall. American Indian/Alaskan Undergraduate Native Enrollment by Ethnicity Total Enrollment by Ethnicity 0.63% African-American 5.18% White 70.03% Asian 2.58% Hispanic 16.16% Undergraduate Multiple 0.92% American Indian/Alaskan Native 0.63% African-American 5.18% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Asian 2.58% Islander 0.05% Hispanic 16.16% Non-Resident Alien 2.82%Multiple 0.92% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.05% White 70.03% Non-Resident Alien 2.82% Graduate & Professional Graduate & Professional American Indian/Alaskan Graduate & Professional Native 0.63% * Freshmen entering summer or fall and full-time in fall. Asian 1.72% African-American 2.88% Hispanic 9.98% Multiple 0.63% American Indian/Alaskan Native 0.63% One-Year Retention Rate of New Full-Time Freshmen ate of New Full-Time Freshmen* Fall 2005 to Fall 2009* 83% 83% Percent Retained African-American 2.88% Breakdown ofBreakdown Totalof Enrollment Total Enrollment 85% White 59.01% 83% 82% 81% 81% 80% 79% 77% 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 Year *Freshmen entering summer or fall and full-time in fall. * Freshmen entering summer or fall and full-time in fall. 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 White 59.01% Native AsianHawaiian/Pacific 1.72% Islander 0.05%9.98% Hispanic Non-Resident Alien Multiple 0.63% 23.32% 83% 83% 80% 81% 82% 2008-2009 2009-2010 By Gender Female Male Unknown By Ethnicity African-American Total American Indian/Alaskan Native Asian Hispanic Multiple Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Non-Resident Alien Unknown/Not Specified White By Full-Time / Part-Time Status Full-Time Part-Time By Age Distribution 24 & Under 25 & Over Average Age By Home Foreign Out-Of-State Texas Unknown Total Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.05% % of Last Non-Resident Alien Total Year 23.32% 44.96% 13,465 54.88% 16,549 0.16% 35 % Change UG Grad Prof Total 11,333 14,085 44 2,614 2,884 7 276 393 1 14,223 17,362 52 1,318 161 656 4,115 235 13 717 415 17,832 159 33 81 514 38 2 1,431 93 3,154 19 6 25 102 1 1 9 17 490 1,496 200 762 4,731 274 16 2,157 525 21,476 4.73% 0.63% 2.41% 14.95% 0.87% 0.05% 6.82% 1.66% 67.88% 1,303 14.81% 217 -7.83% 749 1.74% 4,030 17.39% 2,014 7.10% 254 106.69% 21,482 -0.03% 22,959 2,503 3,346 2,159 663 7 26,968 4,669 85.24% 14.76% 25,860 4,189 4.28% 11.46% 23,144 2,318 21.07 1,700 3,805 30.49 400 270 25.08 25,244 6,393 22.79 79.79% 20.21% 24,349 5,700 22.68 3.68% 12.16% 0.49% 294 1,222 22,791 1,155 25,462 1,012 344 3,321 828 5,505 2 8 286 374 670 1,308 4.13% 1,574 4.98% 26,398 83.44% 2,357 7.45% 31,637 100.00% 1,347 1,439 25,353 1,910 30,049 -2.90% 9.38% 4.12% 23.40% 5.28% 5.63% 4.91% 48.57% Total enrollment last ten years Total Fall Enrollment Last 10 Years New Freshmen Distribution by State Number of Students 33,000 31,000 29,000 27,000 25,000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Year Graduates in four, five and six years full time new freshmen - summer/ fall 2003 Year No. Students Enrollment by geographic origin Total Enrollment byofGeographic Origin 2000 No. 27,972 358 196 80 68 33 32 31 29 28 Graduates in Four, Five and Six Years Full-Time New Freshmen - Summer/Fall 2004 24,558 2001 25,573 Top States No. Top TX Counties 27,569 26,398 Lubbock Texas 2002 2003 28,549 New Mexico 554 Harris 2004 28,325 California 113 Tarrant 2005 28,001 Colorado 108 Dallas 2006 27,996 Oklahoma 77 Collin 2007 28,260 Illinois 2008 53 Denton 28,422 Virginia2009 50 Bexar 30,049 Florida2010 41 Travis 31,637 New York 32 Midland Kansas/Pennsylvania 31 Fort Bend No. 4,592 2,134 2,021 1,873 1,391 1,102 1,030 914 660 622 Out of State 1574 Texas 26398 College Beg USA 27972 Agriculture Architecture Arts and Sciences Business Education Engineering Human Sciences Mass Communications Six year Visual & Performing Other Total Degree in 4 Years 5 Years 6 Years 6 & Under 168 73 36 3 112 204 82 33 17 132 1,693 575 333 75 983 446 212 90 18 320 66 29 10 2 41 580 122 150 56 328 321 192 36 11 239 221 103 44 6 153 graduation rates of full freshmen 131 31 49 time new 8 88 3 1 1 0 2 3,833 1,420 782 196 2,398 % 67% 65% 58% 72% 62% 57% 74% 69% 67% 67% 63% Total Student Distribution by State Six-Year Graduation Rate of Full-Time New Freshmen Four Years 60% Percent Graduating Top Countries USA India PR China Mexico South Korea Saudi Arabia Taiwan Nigeria Turkey Canada/Sri Lanka 50% 40% 6% 6% 21% 22% 31% Five Years Six Years 5% 21% 21% 32% 37% 35% 37% 2003 2004 2005 2006 30% 20% 10% 0% 2002 Fall Term Arriving New Undergraduate Transfer Students by College New Undergraduate Transfers by Previous School New Undergraduate Transfers by Previous School Top 25 Community Colleges South Plains College Dallas County Community College District Collin County Community College Tarrant County College Ft. Worth Midland College Austin Community College Houston Community College Lone Star College System Blinn College Amarillo College McLennan Community College Central Texas College El Paso Community College Howard College Western Texas College San Jacinto College District Weatherford College Cisco Junior College North Central Texas College San Antonio College Tyler Junior College Northwest Vista College Clarendon College Navarro College New Mexico Jr College New undergraduate transfer students by college College FR SO JR SR SD Total Number of Agriculture 30 68 53 3 0 154 Transfers Architecture 8 18 15 3 0 44 401 Arts and Sciences 261 484 211 31 0 987 146 Business 44 106 52 9 0 211 141 Education 15 68 56 13 0 152 124 Engineering 2 37 57 27 0 123 73 Human Sciences 81 99 59 9 1 249 67 Mass Communications 51 73 32 1 0 157 59 Visual & Performing Arts 19 20 19 4 0 62 57 Other 48 147 89 28 0 312 54 Total 559 1,120 643 128 1 2,451 46 36 new undergraduate transfer students by ethnicityStudents New Undergraduate Transfer 32 by Ethnicity andNumber Gender 30 Ethnicity African-American 144 African-American 5.88% 29 NewAmerican Undergraduate Transfer by Ethnicity new undergraduate transfer Students students Indian/Alaskan Native 10by ethnicity American Indian/Alas 0.41% 28 Asian 52 Asian 2.12% 26 Ethnicity Number Hispanic 516 Hispanic 21.05% 144 Multiple African-American1.71% 25 Multiple African-American 42 American Indian/Alaskan 10 Native Hawaiian/Pac American Indian/Alas 24 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Native 3 0.12% Asian Alien 52 Non-Resident AsianAlien Non-Resident 90 3.67% 21 Hispanic 516 White Hispanic Unknown 45 63.20% 21 42 Multiple White Multiple 1,549 19 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 3 Native Hawaiian/Pac Total 2,451 18 Non-Resident Alien 90 Non-Resident Alien Unknown 45 White new17 transfer students by ethnicity White 1,549 16 Total 2,451 16 American Indian/Alaskan Asian 2.12% Native 0.41% Hispanic 21.05% African-American new transfer students by gender 5.88% American Indian/Alaskan Multiple 1.71% Asian 2.12% Female Native 44.88% 0.41% Hispanic 21.05% African-American Native Hawaiian/Pacific 5.88% Islander Multiple 1.71% Male 0.12% White 63.20% 54.83% Native Non-Resident Hawaiian/Pacific Alien Islander 3.67% 0.12% White 63.20% New Undergraduate Transfer Students by Gender Non-Resident Alien Gender Number 3.67% Female 1,100 new transfer students by ethnicity Top 15 Four Year Universities Angelo State University West Texas A&M University University of North Texas University of Texas at Austin University of Texas at San Antonio Lubbock Christian University University of Texas at Arlington Texas State University - San Marcos Texas A&M University University of Houston - Main Campus University of Texas of the Permian Basin Wayland Baptist University McMurry University Midwestern State University Tarleton State University 5.88% 0.41% 2.12% 21.05% 1.71% 0.12% 3.67% 63.20% Number of Transfers 29 25 21 20 20 18 18 17 15 13 13 12 11 11 10 Male 1,344 Unknown 7 new transfer students by gender Female 44.88% Total Female Male 2,451 44.88% 54.83% Male 54.83% Gender Number Total Enrollment by College Total Enrollment by College College Agriculture Architecture Arts and Sciences Business Education Engineering Graduate School Human Sciences Law Mass Communications Visual & Performing Arts Other University Total UG 1,437 693 8,902 3,616 795 3,477 0 2,834 0 1,454 959 1,295 25,462 Top Declared Majors* Top Declared Majors Undergraduate Exercise & Sports Sci. Mechanical Engineering Psychology Biology Multidisciplinary Studies Mass Communications Architecture Early Childhood Human Development Rest. Hotel Inst. Mgmt. No. 995 963 930 787 729 701 666 581 537 536 Grad Prof Total 348 0 1,785 130 0 823 1,297 0 10,199 677 0 4,293 1,041 0 1,836 767 0 4,244 529 0 529 369 0 3,203 0 670 670 66 0 1,520 281 0 1,240 0 0 1,295 5,505 670 31,637 SAT / ACT Scores of All New Freshmen % of Last % Total Year Change 5.64% 1,685 5.93% 2.60% 862 -4.52% 32.24% 9,667 5.50% 13.57% 4,246 1.11% 5.80% 1,650 11.27% 13.42% 4,732 -10.31% 1.67% 458 15.50% 10.12% 3,058 4.74% 2.12% 638 5.02% 4.81% 1,552 -2.06% 3.92% 1,167 6.26% 4.09% 334 287.72% 100.00% 30,049 5.28% SAT Composite Scores for All New Freshmen SAT Composite Scores for All Freshmen 513 534 1047 Human Sciences 533 533 1065 Mass Communications 0 561 552 Scores1113 & Performing Arts ACT Composite for All NewVisual Freshmen † 538 565 Composite 1104 Total Verbal Math College 24 Age Distribution † Verbal Math Composite College 539 549 1088 Agriculture 525 568 1093 Architecture 538 556Scores 1094 SAT Composite for All Freshmen Arts † and Sciences 554 590 Composite 1144 Business Verbal Math College 513 543 1056 Education 539 549 1088 Agriculture 583 636 1218 Engineering 525 568 1093 Architecture 513 534 1047 Human 538 556 1094 Arts and Sciences 554 590 1144 Business 533 533 1065 Mass Communications 513 543 1056 Education 561 552 1113 Visual & Performing Arts 583 636 1218 Engineering 538 565 1104 Total 300 600 0 300 600 24 Composite 24 Agriculture ACT Scores for All New Freshmen 26 Scores for 25All New Freshmen ACT24Composite 900 1200 900 1200 †Architecture 23 24 Composite 24 Arts and Sciences Verbal Math College 25 26 25 Business 24 24 24 Agriculture Age Group UG Grad Prof Total 24 21 23 Education 24 26 25 Architecture Under 18 182 0 0 182 27 28 28 Engineering 23 24 24 Arts and Sciences 18 Years 4,482 0 0 4,482 23 23 23 Human Business Sciences 25 26 25 19-24 Years 18,480 1,700 400 20,580 23 22 Mass Communications 24 21 23 Education 25-45 Years 2,154 3,280 264 5,698 Total enrollment by Gender 25 23 24 Visual & Performing Arts 27 28 28 Engineering 46 and Over 164 525 6 695 23 23 23 Human Sciences 24 24 24 Total Total 25,462 5,505 670 31,637 Undergraduate 23 22 23 Mass Communications 4 8 12 Total enrollment by Gender 25 23 24 Visual & Performing Arts 0 †Students who obtained the24same equivalent 24 24 score on both tests were included Total in both counts. Total Enrollment by Gender 16 20 24 28 16 20 24 28 Undergraduate Undergraduate Total Enrollment by Gender 0 4 8 12 †Students who obtained the same equivalent score on both tests were included in both counts. No. 472 181 134 132 115 97 75 74 70 56 Total Enrollment by Gender Male 55.32% Undergraduate Undergraduate Five-Year SAT† and ACT Composite Trends Male 55.32% Female 44.51% Female 44.51% SAT Doctoral Tech. Comm. & Rhetoric Chemistry Curriculum & Instruction Biology/Mathematics Electrical Engineering English Chemical Engineering Business Administration Physics History No. 78 76 71 70 60 55 53 52 48 45 Total Enrollment by Gender Graduate & Professional Graduate Graduate & Professional Male Total Enrollment by Gender 53.07% Graduate Female 46.80% Male 53.07% Female 46.80% *Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Engineering and Mass Communications undeclared are not taken into account for these calculations. SAT Scores Graduate & Professional ACT 1140 1130 1120 1110 1100 1090 1080 1070 1060 1050 26 25 24 23 2006 2007 2008 Fall Term Arriving †SAT test revised Fall 2006 2009 2010 ACT Scores Masters General BusinessMBA Interdisciplinary Studies Special Education Electrical Engineering Architecture/Professional Computer Science Business Administration Accounting Personal Financial Plann. Counselor Education