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Fall 2014
Enrollment Report
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Admissions Data
49,326 Total Suspects for Fall 2014 includes first year and transfer students Suspects are student
names purchased by Admissions from ACT, Zinch/Chegg or graduate names obtained from other institutions.
These students received a specified flow of email and hard copy mail contacts from the University to convert
them to a prospect. These names averaged a cost of .34 cents per name.
8293 Total Prospects for Fall 2014 includes first year and transfer students. Prospects are those
potential students who completed contact cards, attended recruitment events, attended on campus visit
days/Viewpoints, requested information online. Prospects may also include list purchases from ACT,
Zinch/Chegg who have identified UW – Stevens Point as an institution they would like to attend or receive
more information about.
First Year Student Recruitment Goal for Fall 2014 was 1650. Goal missed by 17 students.
Fall 2014First Year Student Actuals compared to Fall 2013 Actuals
First Year Students
Applied
Admitted
Denied
Gross Deposits
Active for Registration
Registered
Fall 2013
4597
3715
406
2183
1655
1636
Fall 2014
4641
3795
382
2200
1671
1633
Change
44
80
-24
17
16
-3
Transfer Student Recruitment Goal for Fall 2014 was 800. Goal missed by 33 students.
Fall 2014 Transfer Student Actuals compared to Fall 2013 Actuals
Transfer Students
Applied
Admitted
Denied
Gross Deposits
Active for Registration
Registered
Fall 2013
1411
1103
54
898
853
814
Fall 2014
1272
1022
24
843
804
767
Change
-139
-81
-30
-55
-49
-47
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First Year Students
Academic Profile for First Year Students 2012-2014
Fall Semester New Student Diversity
Race/Ethnicity
African American
Hispanic/Latino
American Indian
SE Asian American
Other Asian American
Multiracial
U.S. Diversity New Freshmen
% of Freshmen Total
International New Freshmen
Total New Freshmen Diversity
% of Freshmen Total
Total New Freshmen
2013
2014
Change
69
65
-4
68
57
-11
17
10
-7
38
22
-16
17
22
5
42
31
-11
251
207
-44
15.30% 12.70% -2.60%
39
27
-12
290
234
-56
17.70% 14.30% -3.40%
1636
1633
-3
Admissions Plus Students
Admissions Plus is a program whereby students who possess the potential to attend college may be enrolled
at UW – Stevens Point despite a below average ACT (no lower than 17) or high school GPA. Students are
reviewed by a committee led by the Retention Coordinator that includes members of Diversity and College
Access, Student Academic Advising Center, Admissions and the Tutoring and Learning Center. Students that
can be admitted are placed on a contract for their first year that includes requirements specific to their
academic needs, which could include regular advising visits with the Retention Coordinator or other advisor
and enrollment in specific courses within TLC. Students who meet the terms of the agreement by the end of
their first year will be fully admitted for Fall 2015. Students who do not meet the terms of the contract may reenroll as a special student but they will not be eligible for admission or financial aid.
Admission Plus Statistics
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35 deposits (37 percent of total)
24 declined offer (26 percent)
6 not accepted into program (6 percent)
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26 offers extended with no definite response of “decline of offer” or deposit (28 percent)
3 need to be recalled in spring. (3 percent)
Program Participants:
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77 percent in-state
23 percent out-of-state.
o 6 students in STARS(DC/MD) program
o 1 student from IL
o 1 student from MI
Average ACT score of 18
Enrolled Students
Enrollment by Academic Classification
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Specials
Graduate Degree Seeking
Graduate Specials
Total Undergraduate
Total Graduate
Total Enrollment
Fall
2013
2313
1792
2005
3041
176
245
102
9327
347
9674
Fall
2014
2302
1772
1924
2876
150
221
101
9024
322
9346
Change
-11
-20
-81
-165
-26
-24
-1
-303
-25
-328
Diversity – All Enrolled Students
Race/Ethnicity
African American
Hispanic/Latino
American Indian
SE Asian American
Other Asian American
Multiracial
U.S. Diversity All Enrolled Students
% of Headcount Total
International Students
Total Campus Diversity
% of Headcount
Total Headcount
2013
2014
Change
165
191
26
275
274
-1
49
36
-13
158
166
8
73
73
0
171
167
-4
891
907
16
9.20%
9.70%
0.50%
176
152
-24
1067
1059
-8
11.10% 11.40% 0.30%
9643
9322
-321
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Distance Education Student Count by State – Unduplicated Enrollments
Summary of Non-Resident Enrollments
MSEP
Minnesota
Other States
Totals
Fall
2013
399
370
137
906
Fall
2014
Change
442
43
362
-8
123
-14
927
21
Percent of
Total
Enrollment
4.7%
3.9%
1.3%
9.9%
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Enrolled Students – Home States
State
Alaska
APO Military
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
District of
Columbia
Delaware
Hawaii
Iowa
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Maryland
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
North Carolina
North Dakota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Nevada
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Fall
2013
6
0
1
6
6
7
2
Fall
2014
6
1
14
2
1
19
2
307
7
3
2
2
0
9
1
64
370
9
1
3
9
0
3
4
1
2
6
5
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
2
17
1
1
18
2
348
9
2
5
8
4
1
1
2
10
1
66
362
5
1
2
11
1
1
3
1
1
5
1
4
3
1
2
4
1
Change
0
1
-1
-1
2
-3
-1
3
-1
0
-1
0
41
2
-1
-2
-1
2
1
0
2
-8
-4
0
-1
2
1
-2
-1
-1
-1
-5
0
0
3
0
-1
1
-1
3
-1
-1
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Fall
2013
1
6
8764
9670
State
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Totals
Fall
2014
1
5
8419
9346
Change
0
-1
-345
-324
Orange denotes Midwest Student Exchange Program state.
Green denotes Minnesota Reciprocity state.
Retention Data
Withdrawals During the Add/Drop Period
Reason for Withdrawing
Employment
Financial
Homesick
Medical
No Response
Other
Transferring
Unsure re Educational
Goals
Grand Total
01.99
1
2.02.49
2.52.99
1
3.03.59
4
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
8
3
2
2
1
6
1
18
2
3
4
3.64.0
1
No GPA at
UWSP
1
2
4
7
9
4
4
Grand
Total
7
3
4
12
24
5
9
Percent
of Total
10%
4%
6%
18%
36%
7%
13%
4
1
32
3
67
4%
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Non-Returning - First Year Students
Retention Period
Non Retention
Returning
Fall
Rate for Students for
Freshman Returning Subsequent
Class
Students
Fall Term
Fall 2011- Fall 2012
1612
82.10%
289
Fall 2012 - Fall 2013
1637
78.80%
348
Fall 2013 - Fall 2014
1637
77.30%
372
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Academically Eligible Non-Returning Students – All Classifications
Academically Eligible Students from
Spring 2014Not Re-Enrolling for Fall 2014
Fall 2012
490
Fall 2013
533
Fall 2014
589
Summary of Non-Returning Contacts
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121 students who were on the original list of 575 Non-Returns following Fall 2014 pre-registration did
return.
135 students who were not on the original non-return list dropped classes for Fall 2014 between April
and August 2014.
575 students were contacted at their home email and at their local phone (mobile number) of that 196
students responded to staff inquiries.
129 of the non-returning students were either on probation or were suspended and re-admitted on
probation.
The largest number of non-returning students was 96 Undecided students. Biology was 2nd with 26
students and Nursing was third with 24 students.
Financial Aid
FA Applications, Awards, & Verification as of 9/2/14 compared to 9/4/13
Aid Year
2014-2015
Aid Year
2013-2014
FAFSA Applications for
Financial Aid
10177
10776
Revised FAFSAs
8391
8629
Financial Aid Original Awards
Financial Aid Revisions to Aid
Packages
Financial Aid Verifications
Selected
Financial Aid Verifications
Completed
8180
8074
4089
4596
2715
3228
1813
1447
Percent
Change
5.6%
decrease
2.8%
decrease
1.3%
increase
11%
decrease
15.9%
decrease
25.3%
increase
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Consortium Agreements Year-to-Date
Financial aid consortium data is important because it indicates how many students are going to other
institutions to take coursework. These are growing in recent years which indicate that students are taking
courses outside of UW – Stevens Point to finish their degree.
Note 2014 - 2015 Number is not
final.
2013-2014
2014-2015
Students from UW - Stevens
Point Enrolling in Classes at
Other Colleges/Universities
193
108
50
35
243
143
Students Visiting UW Stevens Point from Other
Colleges/Universities
Total
Number of Students Receiving Pell Grants 2014-2015
Students receiving Pell Grants are considered an annual Department of Education grant up to $5645. Need is
determined based on income, family size and assets, dependents and number in college.
Students Awarded
Number of Students Paid
Total Funds Paid
Percentage of Enrolled Students
Receiving Pell
Fall 2013
3595
Fall 2014
3816
3180
$6,690,094.00
2733
$5,865,195.00
32.9%
28.3%
Change
221
-447
$ (824,899.00)
Satisfactory Academic Progress
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) monitoring is required for any student receiving federal student aid.
There are several components of SAP monitoring, GPA (must be above a 2.0), Pace toward graduation within
150% of your required credits and exceeding maximum timeframe which is 150% of required credits. Prior to
Summer 2014 there was a presumption made by Department of Education and the Financial Aid Office of 120
required credits with known program exceptions. Beginning in July 2014 all majors/minors a student is
enrolled in to complete their degree is reported with the required degree credits to the Department of Education
for monitoring. Students who were first time borrowers after July 2014 will not be eligible for subsidized loans
once they reach their 150% of required credits to graduate.
Fall 2013 Students with SAP Problems 849
Fall 2014 Students with SAP Problems 786
Change - 63 less students with SAP problems in Fall 2014. The decrease was greatest with students being
warned for GPA and GPA/Pace concerns. In Fall 2014 there was an increase in students with maximum time
frame warnings and suspension. Students who are placed on academic plans for SAP are adhering to their
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designated plans. Maximum time frame warnings and suspensions appeals will increase the number of
students on academic plans with a targeted graduation date.
Enrollment Projects Completed in 2013-2014
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Integration of Registration and Financial Aid student services into the Enrollment Services Center.
Development of a formalized relationship with District of Columbia and Maryland schools for
recruitment.
Implementation of a Conditional Admissions program.
New Student Orientation Communications and Registration incorporated into the new Recruiter
software.
Renovation of the Admissions Office.
Addition of a new recruiter to focus on recruitment of students within North Central Wisconsin.
Ad Hoc Scheduling Committee submitted recommendations to AVC for Enrollment Management to
move forward with in 2014-2015.
Working with campus partners implemented a one day new student orientation.
Implementation of new Commenced Attendance requirement from the Department of Education.
Developed and implemented staffing plan in preparation for an upgrade of the student information
system.
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Index Data
UW System Final Application and Admissions Summary for Fall 2014 Compared to Fall 2013
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UW System Tenth Day Enrollment Summary for Fall 2014 Compared to Fall 2013
Fall Semester (PRELIMINARY) Enrollment
Comparison with Prior Year (FINAL)
Institution
UW-Madison
UW-Milwaukee
UW-Eau Claire
UW-Green Bay
UW-La Crosse
UW-Oshkosh
UW-Parkside
UW-Platteville
UW-River Falls
UW-Stevens Point
UW-Stout
UW-Superior
UW-Whitewater
UW-Colleges
UW System
2014 Preliminary
Headcount*
42,926
28,010
10,685
6,166
10,526
13,741
4,565
8,805
6,145
9,340
9,322
2,606
12,148
14,122
179,107
2013 Final Total
Headcount
42,903
27,784
10,907
6,667
10,502
13,902
4,617
8,717
6,171
9,643
9,286
2,656
12,015
14,058
179,828
% Change
0.1%
0.8%
-2.0%
-7.5%
0.2%
-1.2%
-1.1%
1.0%
-0.4%
-3.1%
0.4%
-1.9%
1.1%
0.5%
-0.4%