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Current - Fall 2008

President	Andrea J. Lee, IHM
Fall 2008 Enrollment	5,201
Undergraduate Enrollment	3,727 Undergraduate Students and 3,208 FTE 2,000 Day Students and 1,890 FTE 832 Weekend Students and 684 FTE 895 Associate Students and 634 FTE
Graduate Enrollment	1,474 Graduate Students and 1,228 FTE
Student:faculty ratio	12:1 - baccalaureate program (Fall 2007)
Average Class Size	19 - Day 14 - Weekend 21 - Associate
Faculty	261 ranked faculty
Student body (undergraduate)	24.3% is multicultural or international 48.4% of students are 22 and under 17% of students are parents 92.6% from Minnesota 96.8% Women 80.7% Day First-Time First-Year Students (FFs) live on campus
Characteristics of seniors who graduated in 2008	14% studied abroad 6% completed double majors 35% enrolled in an internship
Most popular majors (day)	Nursing (37.8%) Deciding (10.8%) Psychology (5.8%) Biology (4.7%) Elementary Ed. (4.7%) Business Admin (4.1%) ASL/Interpreting (2.8%) English (2.8%) Exercise Science (2.8%) Chemistry (2.5%)
New Degree Programs	Doctor of Nursing Practice
Full-Time Day FF retention rate	Fall 2007 (N=350) is 75.7%
Honor societies	24
Location	The St. Paul campus is 5 miles from downtown St. Paul, 7 miles from downtown Minneapolis, and sits on 110 wooded acres The Minneapolis campus is located in the heart of Minneapolis and is in close proximity to major health-care facilities
Rank & classification	In 2008, by US News and World Report as #14 among Regional Universities-Masters level The college is classified as a Carnegie Masters I institution

Demographics Data - Fall 2008

Degree Program	% from MN	% Multicultural	% *Parents	*% 1st Generation**	% Full Time	Average Age
Day	89.4%	23.2%	5.7%	25.7%	88.1%	22
Day - FF	87.0%	27.6%	1.7%	29.0%	99.7%	18
Weekend	95.8%	16.2%	28.0%	23.0%	60.3%	35
Associate	96.8%	34.4%	32.2%	36.1%	16.6%	30
Graduate	88.2%	8.0%	--	7.8%	52.4%	34

* based on available financial aid data