Statistical Summary of Missouri Higher Education 2002-2003

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by  Missouri Department of Higher Education

Statistical Summary
of Missouri Higher Education
2002-2003

Department of Higher Education
July 2003
Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education

Sandra D. Kauffman, Chair
Lowell Kruse, Vice Chair
Dudley R. Grove, Secretary
John F. Bass
Diana M. Bourisaw
Marie Carmichael
Robert L. Langdon
Kathryn Swan
Mary Joan Wood

Quentin Wilson, Commissioner
Statistical Summary
of Missouri Higher Education
2002-2003

Department of Higher Education
July 2003
2002-2003 Statistical Summary of Missouri Higher Education

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1 Advanced Placement at Missouri Public and Private High Schools,
1997 and 2002............................................................................................................................12
2 Number and Percent Distribution of Degree-seeking, ACT-Tested First-time
Freshmen Enrolled in Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions
by Enhanced Raw Score Intervals, Fall 2002.............................................................................13
3 Number and Percent Distribution of Degree-seeking, ACT-Tested First-time
Freshmen Enrolled in Private, Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions by Enhanced Raw Score Intervals, Fall 2002............14
4 Number and Percent Distribution of First-time Entering Degree-seeking Freshmen
Enrolled in Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions
by High School Rank Decile, Fall 2002.....................................................................................15
5 Number and Percent Distribution of First-time Entering Degree-seeking Freshmen
Enrolled in Private, Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate and Higher
Degree-granting Institutions by High School Rank Decile, Fall 2002.......................................16
6 CBHE High School Core Curriculum Reported by Missouri’s Public Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, First-time, Full-time Degree-seeking
Missouri Freshmen, Fall 1992 and Fall 2002.............................................................................17
7 First-time, Full-time Degree-seeking Freshmen Who Completed the First Academic
Year with 24 Credit Hours and a GPA of 2.0, Fall 1992 and Fall 2001 Freshmen....................18
8 Percent of First-time, Full-time Degree-seeking Freshmen Meeting Admissions
Guidelines at Missouri Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions,
Fall 1992 and Fall 2002..............................................................................................................19
9 Teacher Education, Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions,
2001-2002 ..................................................................................................................................20
10 Assessment in General Education at Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, FY 2002 .................................................................................................................21
11 Assessment in the Major Field of Study at Public Baccalaureate and Higher
Degree-granting Institutions, FY 2002.....................................................................................22
12 Assessment Using Licensure, Certification, or Registration Examinations,
Public Institutions, FY 1993-FY 2002 .....................................................................................23
13 Three-year and Six-year Graduation Rate of the 1996 (Four-year) or 1999 (Two-year)
Freshman Cohort Who Graduated from Any Missouri Public Institution
as of Spring 2002 .....................................................................................................................24
14 Tuition and Required Fees for Typical Full-time Students Enrolled in Public Institutions
for the 2002-2003 Academic Year...........................................................................................25
15 Tuition and Required Fees for Typical Full-time Students Enrolled in Independent
Institutions for the 2002-2003 Academic Year ........................................................................26
16 Total Financial Aid Awarded to Students Enrolled in Public Institutions
by Type of Aid, FY 2002 .........................................................................................................27
17 Total Financial Aid Awarded to Students Enrolled in Private Not-for-Profit (Independent)
Institutions by Type of Aid, FY 2002......................................................................................28
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18 Historical Trend in the Unduplicated Count and Total Amount of Need-based
Financial Aid Awarded to Students Enrolled in Public Institutions, FY 1985,
FY 1998-FY 2002 ....................................................................................................................29
19 Historical Trend in the Unduplicated Count and Total Amount of Need-based
Financial Aid Awarded to Students Enrolled in Private Not-for-Profit (Independent)
Institutions, FY 1985, FY 1998-FY 2002 ................................................................................30
20 Charles Gallagher Student Financial Assistance Program Recipients Enrolled in Public
Institutions, FY 1988, FY 1998-FY 2002................................................................................31
21 Charles Gallagher Student Financial Assistance Program Recipients Enrolled
in Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, FY 1988, FY 1998-FY 2002..................32
22 Charles Gallagher Student Financial Assistance Program Recipients Enrolled
in Private Not-for-Profit Associate’s, Specialized, and Vocational/Technical Institutions,
FY 1988, FY 1998-FY 2002 ....................................................................................................33
23 Higher Education Academic Scholarship Program – “Bright Flight” – Recipients
Enrolled in Public Institutions, FY 1988, FY 1998-FY 2003 ..................................................35
24 Higher Education Academic Scholarship Program – “Bright Flight” – Recipients
Enrolled in Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, FY 1988, FY 1998-
FY 2003....................................................................................................................................36
25 Higher Education Academic Scholarship Program – “Bright Flight” – Recipients
Enrolled in Private Not-for-Profit Associate’s, Specialized, and Vocational/Technical
Institutions, FY 1988, FY 1998-FY 2003 ................................................................................37
26 Missouri Grant and Scholarship Programs, 2002-2003 Payment Table for Students
Enrolled in Public Institutions..................................................................................................39
27 Missouri Grant and Scholarship Programs, 2002-2003 Payment Table for Students
Enrolled in Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions ..................................................40
28 Missouri Grant and Scholarship Programs, 2002-2003 Payment Table for Students
Enrolled in Private Not-for-Profit Associate’s, Specialized, and Vocational/Technical
Institutions................................................................................................................................41
29 Total Headcount and Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment at Public Institutions,
by Student Level, Fall 2002 .....................................................................................................43
30 Total Headcount and Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, by Student Level, Fall 2002..........................................................44
31 Total Full-time and Part-time Headcount Enrollment at Public Institutions,
by Student Level, Fall 2002 .....................................................................................................45
32 Total Full-time and Part-time Headcount Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent)
Institutions, by Student Level, Fall 2002 .................................................................................46
33 Historical Trend in Total Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment at Public Institutions,
Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002.................................................................................................47
34 Historical Trend in Total Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002......................................................48
35 On-campus/In-district Headcount and Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment at Public
Institutions, by Student Level, Fall 2002 .................................................................................49
36 On-campus/In-district Headcount and Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment at Private
Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, by Student Level, Fall 2002...................................50
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37 On-campus/In-district Full- and Part-time Headcount Enrollment at Public Institutions,
by Student Level, Fall 2002 .....................................................................................................51
38 On-campus/In-district Full- and Part-time Headcount Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, by Student Level, Fall 2002..........................................................52
39 Historical Trend in On-campus/In-district Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment
of First-time Freshmen at Public Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002.........................53
40 Historical Trend in On-campus/In-district Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment
of First-time Freshmen at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, Fall 1981,
Fall 1998-Fall 2002..................................................................................................................54
41 Historical Trend in On-campus/In-district Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment of
Undergraduates at Public Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002....................................55
42 Historical Trend in On-campus/In-district Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment of
Undergraduates at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-
Fall 2002 ..................................................................................................................................56
43 Historical Trend in On-campus/In-district Full-time Equivalent (FTE) of Graduate
and First Professional Students at Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002.............................................................................57
44 Historical Trend in On-campus/In-district Full-time Equivalent (FTE) of Graduate
and First Professional Students at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002 ...............................58
45 Historical Trend in On-campus/In-district Headcount Enrollment of First-time Freshmen
at Public Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002..............................................................59
46 Historical Trend in On-campus/In-district Headcount Enrollment of First-time Freshmen
at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002 ..............60
47 Historical Trend in First-time, Full-time Freshmen Headcount at Public Institutions,
Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002.................................................................................................61
48 Historical Trend in First-time, Full-time Freshmen Headcount at Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002......................................................62
49 Total Headcount Enrollment at Public Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-
Fall 2002 ..................................................................................................................................63
50 Total Headcount Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002.................................................................................................64
51 Full-time and Total Headcount Enrollment of Undergraduate Students Enrolled at Public
Institutions, by Age, Fall 2002.................................................................................................65
52 Full-time and Total Headcount Enrollment of Undergraduate Students Enrolled
at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, by Age, Fall 2002 ..................................66
53 Full-time and Total Headcount Enrollment of Graduate and First Professional
Degree-seeking Students Enrolled at Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by Age, Fall 2002.................................................................................................67
54 Full-time and Total Headcount Enrollment of Graduate and First Professional
Degree-seeking Students Enrolled at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Age, Fall 2002 ...................................................68
55 Total Headcount Enrollment at Public Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity,
Fall 2002 ..................................................................................................................................69
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56 Total Headcount Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
Fall 2002 ..................................................................................................................................70
57 Total Undergraduate Headcount Enrollment at Public Institutions, by Gender
and Ethnicity, Fall 2002 ...........................................................................................................71
58 Total Undergraduate Headcount Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent)
Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity, Fall 2002......................................................................72
59 Total Graduate and First Professional Headcount Enrollment at Public Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity, Fall 2002........................73
60 Total Graduate and First Professional Headcount Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Gender
and Ethnicity, Fall 2002 ...........................................................................................................74
61 Historical Trend in Total Headcount Enrollment of Women at Public Institutions,
Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002.................................................................................................75
62 Historical Trend in Total Headcount Enrollment of Women at Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002......................................................76
63 Historical Trend in Total Headcount Enrollment of African-American Students at Public
Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002.............................................................................77
64 Historical Trend in Total Headcount Enrollment of African-American Students
at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002 ..............78
65 First-time Freshmen Enrollment at Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by Missouri County, Fall 2002.............................................................................79
66 First-time Freshmen Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Missouri County, Fall 2002 ...............................82
67 First-time Freshmen Enrollment at Public Certificate and Associate Degree-granting
Institutions, by Missouri County, Fall 2002.............................................................................85
68 Total Undergraduate Enrollment at Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by Missouri County, Fall 2002.............................................................................88
69 Total Undergraduate Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Missouri County, Fall 2002 ...............................90
70 Total Undergraduate Enrollment at Public Certificate and Associate Degree-granting
Institutions, by Missouri County, Fall 2002.............................................................................93
71 First-time Freshmen Enrollment at Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by State, Fall 2002................................................................................................96
72 First-time Freshmen Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by State, Fall 2002..................................................98
73 First-time Freshmen Enrollment at Public Certificate and Associate Degree-granting
Institutions, by State, Fall 2002...............................................................................................100
74 Total Undergraduate Enrollment at Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by State, Fall 2002...............................................................................................102
75 Total Undergraduate Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by State, Fall 2002.................................................104
76 Total Undergraduate Enrollment at Public Certificate and Associate Degree-granting
Institutions, by State, Fall 2002...............................................................................................106
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77 Percent Distribution of In- and Out-of-State Undergraduate Enrollment at Public
Institutions, Fall 2002..............................................................................................................108
78 Percent Distribution of In- and Out-of-State Undergraduate Enrollment at Private
Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, Fall 2002...............................................................109
79 Historical Trend in Out-of-State Undergraduate Enrollment at Public Institutions,
Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002................................................................................................110
80 Historical Trend in Out-of-State Undergraduate Enrollment at Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, Fall 1981, Fall 1998-Fall 2002....................................................111
81 Total Headcount Enrollment, Fall 2002, and Total Degrees Conferred, FY 2002,
at Private Not-for-Profit and Private For-Profit Baccalaureate Degree-granting Institutions,
Specialized Institutions, and Vocational/Technical Institutions ............................................112
82 Number of Full-time Employees at Public Institutions, by Occupational Activity,
Fall 2002 ................................................................................................................................115
83 Number of Full-time Employees at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
by Occupational Activity, Fall 2002 ......................................................................................116
84 Historical Trend in Number of Total Full-time Faculty at Public Institutions, Fall 1981,
Fall 1998-Fall 2002................................................................................................................117
85 Average Salaries of 9-Month Faculty at Public Institutions, by Rank, Fall 2002 ..................118
86 Average Salaries of 9-Month Faculty at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
by Rank, Fall 2002.................................................................................................................119
87 On-campus FTE Student/FTE Faculty Ratio at Public Baccalaureate and Higher
Degree-granting Institutions, Fall 2002..................................................................................120
88 Historical Trend of Ongoing State Operating Appropriations to Public Institutions,
FY 1983, FY 1998-FY 2003 ..................................................................................................121
89 Current Funds Revenues at Public Baccalaureate Degree-granting Institutions,
by Source, FY 2002................................................................................................................122
90 Current Funds Revenues at Public Certificate and Associate Degree-granting Institutions,
by Source, FY 2002................................................................................................................123
91 Revenues and Investment Return at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
by Source, FY 2002................................................................................................................124
92 Current Fund Expenditures at Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by Function, FY 2002.........................................................................................125
93 Current Fund Expenditures at Public Certificate and Associate Degree-granting
Institutions, by Function, FY 2002.........................................................................................126
94 Expenses by Functional and Natural Classification at Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, FY 2002 ......................................................................................127
95 Library Resources at Public Institutions, FY 2002 ................................................................128
96 Library Resources at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
FY 2002..................................................................................................................................129
97 Library Operating Expenditures at Public Institutions, FY 2002...........................................130
98 Library Operating Expenditures at Private Not-for-Profit (Independent)
Institutions, FY 2002..............................................................................................................131
99 Degrees Offered by Public Institutions, by Level, FY 2002 ..................................................132
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100 Degrees Offered by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions, by Level,
FY 2002..................................................................................................................................133
101 Total Degrees Conferred by Public Institutions, by Discipline Areas, FY 2002....................134
102 Total Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
by Discipline Areas, FY 2002................................................................................................135
103 Associate Degrees Conferred by Public Institutions, by Discipline Areas,
FY 2002..................................................................................................................................136
104 Associate Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
by Discipline Areas, FY 2002................................................................................................137
105 Historical Trend in Associate Degrees Conferred by Public and Independent Institutions,
by Discipline Areas, FY 1981, FY 1998-FY 2002.................................................................138
106 Baccalaureate Degrees Conferred by Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, FY 2002 .............................................................................................................139
107 Baccalaureate Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, FY 2002................................................................140
108 Historical Trend in Baccalaureate Degrees Conferred by Public and Independent
Institutions, by Discipline Areas, FY 1981, FY 1998-FY 2002.............................................141
109 Master’s Degrees Conferred by Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by Discipline Areas, FY 2002 ............................................................................142
110 Master’s Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Discipline Areas, FY 2002 ..............................143
111 Historical Trend in Master’s Degrees Conferred by Public and Independent Institutions,
by Discipline Areas, FY 1981, FY 1998-FY 2002.................................................................144
112 Historical Trend in Doctoral Degrees Conferred by Public and Independent Institutions,
by Discipline Areas, FY 1981, FY 1998-FY 2002.................................................................145
113 Historical Trend in First Professional Degrees Conferred by Public Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Discipline Areas, FY 1981,
FY 1998-FY 2002 ..................................................................................................................146
114 Historical Trend in First Professional Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions,
by Discipline Areas, FY 1981, FY 1998-FY 2002.................................................................147
115 Total Degrees Conferred by Public Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity,
FY 2002..................................................................................................................................148
116 Total Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
by Gender and Ethnicity, FY 2002.........................................................................................149
117 Associate Degrees Conferred by Public Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity, FY 2002 .....150
118 Associate Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions,
by Gender and Ethnicity, FY 2002.........................................................................................151
119 Baccalaureate Degrees Conferred by Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity, FY 2002 ....................................................................152
120 Baccalaureate Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity, FY 2002.......................153

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121 Master’s Degrees Conferred by Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting
Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity, FY 2002.....................................................................154
122 Master’s Degrees Conferred by Private Not-for-Profit (Independent) Baccalaureate
and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity, FY 2002.......................155
123 Doctoral Degrees Conferred by Public and Private Not-for-Profit (Independent)
Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Gender and Ethnicity,
FY 2002..................................................................................................................................156
124 First Professional Degrees Conferred by Public and Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions, by Gender
and Ethnicity, FY 2002 ..........................................................................................................157
125 Summary, Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Transfer Students, Degree-seeking,
Fall 2002 ................................................................................................................................158
126 Summary, Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Transfer Students, Nondegree-seeking,
Fall 2002 ................................................................................................................................159
127 Summary, Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Transfer Students, Total,
Fall 2002 ................................................................................................................................160
128 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students to Public
Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions from Public Institutions,
Fall 2002 ................................................................................................................................161
129 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students to Public
Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions from Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, Fall 2002 .....................................................................................162
130 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students from
Out-of-State to Public Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions,
Fall 2002 ................................................................................................................................163
131 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students to Public
Certificate and Associate Degree-granting Institutions from Public Institutions,
Fall 2002 ...............................................................................................................................164
132 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students to Public
Certificate and Associate Degree-granting Institutions from Private Not-for-Profit
(Independent) Institutions, Fall 2002 ....................................................................................165
133 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students to Public
Certificate and Associate Degree-granting Institutions from Out-of State Institutions,
Fall 2002 ................................................................................................................................166
134 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students to Private
Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions from Public Institutions, Fall 2002 .......................168
135 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students to Private
Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions from Private Not-for-Profit (Independent)
Institutions, Fall 2002............................................................................................................169
136 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Degree-seeking Transfer Students to Private
Not-for-Profit (Independent) Institutions from Out-of-State, Fall 2002.................................170
137 Institutional Origin of Undergraduate Nondegree-seeking Transfer Students to Public
Baccalaureate and Higher Degree-granting Institutions from Public Institutions,
Fall 2002 ...............................................................................................................................171
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