Stat Summaries

Term Enrollments

Common Data Set

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The Office of Budget & Institutional Analysis (OBIA) produces institutional information that facilitates decision-making, effectiveness, strategic planning, and enrollment management.

Most answers to data requests can be found in OBIA's Statistical Summary Reports. Reports from academic years from 1975 to present contain statistics on the following topics:

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Peterson Graduate & Professional Institutions 2012 Survey

Each year, OBIA coordinates the data collection for the Peterson's Graduate and Professional Program Reference Series. This publication is the definitive six-volume guide to master's, doctoral, first-professional, and other advanced degree programs and the standard reference work in its field. This is an excellent tool for recruiting students wishing to further their education in graduate programs at the University of Utah.

We need each college, department, program or school to review and complete or correct information specific to their area. We have posted online a digital PDF copy of the survey to the each unit. We would appreciate your cooperation in completing and returning the survey in a timely manner. Instructions and PDF-downloadable copies of the surveys are provided by following the links on OBIA's website.

Spring 2012 Term Enrollment Reports

OBIA has posted the Term Enrollment Reports for Spring 2012. The University Headcount for this term is 30,812; an increase of 2.4% over Spring 2011 enrollment. There are 23,591 undergraduates and 7,221 graduate students enrolled. Further details can be found in the Spring 2012 Credit Summary Report and the Spring 2012 Headcount Detail Report. Additional information on enrollment can be accessed using the Statistical Summary Table Tool.

Undergraduate Retention and Graduation Report - December 2011

Our annually updated Undergraduate Retention and Graduation Report, is now available online and contains the newest graduation rates and student retention figures, based on Fall 2011 student enrollment and degrees awarded during the 2010-2011 Academic Year.

2011 Annual Faculty Complement Tables

Each year the associate vice president for budget and planning, Cathy Anderson, presents the annual report on the faculty makeup by category, otherwise known as the faculty complement. In addition to data on the faculty headcount as of Fall 2011, the report includes a comparison with previous years, and student credit hours by type of faculty. This information is important because, over time, as the faculty changes from tenure-track to more part time, or moves in the other direction, those shifts affect how departments are funded. More details on Faculty can be found on our website in the Statistical Summary Report.

Graduation / Degree Counts for 2010-2011 Academic Year

OBIA has posted online the Graduation/Degree counts for the 2010-2011 Academic Year, which includes all degrees earned from July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011. Conferred degree counts are as follows: 723 Doctoral, 1,657 Masters, 4,801 Bachelors, 63 Graduate Certificates, 239 Undergraduate Certificates, 5 Honorary Degrees, and 48 Military Commissions. Additional details of the conferred degrees can be accessed through the Statistical Summary Table Tool.

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