Enrollment Data
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Weekly Headcount and Student Credit Hours (SCH)
This table displays the registration activity, both SCHs and total UA headcount for the term or terms currently in the registration process. The report contains comparisons by total headcount as compared to the previous year's counts at the same time during the registration cycle. The table also shows prior year's census totals for comparison. SCHs are broken down by campus and college. This report is updated weekly through the registration cycle.
Fall 2017
Undergraduate Students | 18,802 |
Graduate Students | 2,837 |
Professional Students | 465 |
Full-time students | 16,324 |
Part-time students | 5,780 |
Total Headcount | 22,104 |
This table displays the registration activity, both SCHs and total UA headcount as recorded at the census point of each term. The report contains comparisons to the previous year. SCHs are broken down by campus and college.
Fall University Enrollment Profile
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The University Enrollment Profile is a summary of UA’s enrollment broken down by ethnicity, student rank, residency, and enrollment status. Additionally, there are tables that compare two years of enrollment data by student level and college.Archived profiles contain past fall and spring reports.
College and Department Enrollment
Headcount and student credit hours (SCH) Trend Reports display official 15th day semester headcount and SCH productivity. Data is taken from extracts created on each census date and provides comparisons to prior years. Tables reflect data by campus, college, department and program (for headcount trend reports).
Headcount Trend Reports
- Five Year Trend Reports
- Five Year Trend Reports (Ethnicity and Gender)
- Five Year Trend Reports (Rank)
- Five Year Trend Reports (College Admitted)
SCH Trend Reports
Historical Enrollment, Headcount & Student Credit Hours
Table displays UA’s headcount, student credit hours, and full-time equivalents (FTEs) by level for fall semesters from 1997 to the present.