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1 A P r o f i l e o f S t u d e n t s E n r o l l e d a t F a l l Prepared by Office of the Registrar

2 A PROFILE OF STUDENTS ENROLLED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Prepared by Office of the Registrar The University of Iowa 1 Jessup Hall Iowa City, IA 52242

3 Preface Keep in mind the following items of explanation when reviewing information contained in the Profile of Students Enrolled at The University of Iowa, A cut-off date of September 8 was used for all fall semester enrollment statistics to achieve consistency both within the Profile and with other enrollment reports published by the University. Beginning fall 2004, The University of Iowa has moved the census date to the tenth day of the semester to bring it into alignment with the other Regents institutions. 2. Entrance examination scores for the Henry B. Tippie School of Management and the Graduate College will be reported for the previous year s classes in order to include all available information compiled in these areas and to more accurately reflect the range of scores for the entire entering classes. The early date of preparation of this report would have allowed inclusion of only a fraction of these scores for students entering fall Entrance examination scores and G.P.A. data for the professional colleges of Dentistry, Law, and Medicine are reported for their fall 2014 classes. 3. Beginning spring 2003 the College of Public Health instituted an undergraduate and graduate program with the certificate being granted by the College of Public Health. All other Public Health students still receive their degree from the Graduate College. 4. Beginning spring 2003 the College of Nursing instituted a graduate program, Professional Masters in Nursing and Healthcare Practice, with the degree being granted via the College of Nursing. All other graduate degrees are still granted via the Graduate College. 5. Beginning spring 2006 the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine instituted a graduate program, Masters in Medical education, with the degree being granted via the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine. All other graduate degrees are still granted via the Graduate College. 6. Beginning fall 2006 two new tables were added. One showing historical enrollment by level with minority count from fall 1963 onward. One showing admissions data since Beginning fall 2008 two new tables were added. One showing historical number of courses offered by days of the week for fall 1973 onward. Another one showing the same data for spring 1973 onward. 8. Beginning fall 2010 one new table was added. A table showing the Average Undergraduate Grade Point by class, gender and enrollment status was added. 9. Fall 2012 one new table was added. A table showing the one year retention, 4 and 6 year graduation rates was added. 10. Beginning fall 2014 students are reported in four levels in Section I to reflect what is reported to the Regents, undergraduate, graduate, first professional (students seeking MD, DDS, Pharm D (PHR) or JD degrees) and post graduate training (medical resident, fellows and post-doctoral students). MBA students are no longer counted in the Professional level. Students are reported in the previous categories for all other sections Further clarification of materials contained in the Profile may be obtained by contacting Kathryn Stoltenberg, Thomas Kruckeberg, or Lawrence Lockwood, Office of the Registrar, at (319) or registrar@uiowa.edu iv

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACTS AT A GLANCE... SECTION I ALL STUDENTS... COMPARATIVE ENROLLMENT... 1 CREDIT HOUR REPORT... 2 CREDIT HOUR REPORT DETAIL... 3 NUMBER OF COURSES OFFERED BY DAY OF WEEK FALL... 4 NUMBER OF COURSES OFFERED BY DAY OF WEEK SPRING... 5 ENROLLMENT BY SESSION AND STUDENT LEVEL... 6 HISTORICAL ENROLLMENT BY STUDENT LEVEL... 7 FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME ENROLLMENT... 8 Chart Full-time, Part-time... 8 COMPONENTS OF ENROLLMENT BY COLLEGE... 9 RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT ENROLLMENT TOTAL ENROLLMENT BY LEVEL Chart Total Enrollment by Level HEADCOUNT AND FTE STUDENTS VETERANS SUMMARY OF TOTAL ENROLLMENT BY GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN Chart Total Enrollment by Geographic Origins INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY CONTINENT U.S. STUDENTS BY STATE Map Distribution of U.S. Students by State IOWA STUDENTS BY COUNTY Map Distribution of Iowa. Students by County UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY PRIMARY POS PROFESSIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY PROGRAM OF STUDY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY NON-PRIMARY PROGRAM OF STUDY UNDERGRADUATE SENIOR ENROLLMENT BY PRIMARY PROGRAM OF STUDY ENROLLMENT BY DISABILITY CATEGORY ENROLLMENT BY AGE AND LEVEL ENROLLMENT BY ZIP CODE Chart Zip Code ETHNIC ENROLLMENT COMPARISON - CHART UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY ETHNIC CATEGORY AND COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY ETHNIC CATEGORY AND COLLEGE MEAN GRADE-POINT AVERAGE AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA GRADE POINT DEGREES GRANTED FIVE YEAR SUMMARY DEGREES AWARDED BY GENDER COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES DEGREES AWARDED BY MAJOR OTHER UNDERGRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREES AWARDED GRADUATE COLLEGE - DEGREES AWARDED BY MAJOR OTHER GRADUATE COLLEGE DEGREES AWARDED MINORS AWARDED BY DEPARTMENT GRADUATION AND RETENTION RATES FOR FIRST YEAR DIRECT FROM HIGH SCHOOL Prepared by the Office of the Registrar

5 SECTION II NEW STUDENTS... ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS NEW TO THE UNIVERSITY... RESIDENCY STATUS OF NEW STUDENTS... NEW FIRST YEAR AND TRANSFER STUDENTS BY ETHNIC CATEGORY... SUMMARY OF FIRST YEAR APPLICATIONS... HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF FIRST YEAR APPLICATIONS... SUMMARY OF UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENT APPLICATIONS... SUMMARY OF APPLICATIONS UI TRANSFER STUDENTS (FROM ONE COLLEGE TO ANOTHER)... SUMMARY OF APPLICATIONS FROM STUDENTS NEW TO THE UNIVERSITY... SECTION II. A COLLEGE TRANSFERS... GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION SUMMARY OF NEW TRANSFER STUDENTS... INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER STUDENTS BY FOREIGN COUNTRY... U.S. TRANSFER STUDENTS BY STATE... IOWA TRANSFER STUDENTS BY COUNTY... TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM IOWA INSTITUTIONS... TRANSFER STUDENTS BY LOCATION OF TRANSFER COLLEGE... UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS BY MAJOR DEPARTMENT... ACT COMPOSITE SCORES: UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENTS... ACT COMPOSITE SCORES: UG COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENTS BY CLASS AND GENDER... ACT COMPOSITE SCORES: CLAS TRANSFER STUDENTS BY CLASS AND GENDER... GRE APTITUDE TEST: QUANTITATIVE SCORES GRADUATE STUDENTS ENTERING FALL... GRE APTITUDE TEST: ANALYTIC SCORES GRADUATE STUDENTS ENTERING FALL... GRE APTITUDE TEST: VERBAL SCORES GRADUATE STUDENTS ENTERING FALL GMAT SCORES GRADUATE STUDENTS IN BUS ADMIN ENTERING FALL... GRADE POINT AVERAGE: PRE-DENTAL FIRST YEAR DENTALCLASS ENTERING FALL... DAT SCORES FIRST YEAR DENTAL CLASS ENTERING FALL... GRADE POINT AVERAGE: PRE-LAW FIRST YEAR LAW CLASS ENTERING FALL... LSAT SCORES FIRST YEAR LAW CLASS ENTERING FALL... GRADE POINT AVERAGE: FIRST YEAR MEDICINE CLASS ENTERING FALL... MCAT SCORES FIRST YEAR MEDICINE CLASS ENTERING FALL... SECTION II. B ENTERING FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION SUMMARY OF ENTERING FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... Chart entering first year students by geographic distribution... INTERNATIONAL FIRST YEAR STUDENTS BY FOREIGN COUNTRY... U.S. FIRST YEAR STUDENTS BY STATE... IOWA FIRST YEAR STUDENTS BY COUNTY... IOWA HIGH SCHOOLS SENDING FIVE OR MORE FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... FIRST YEAR STUDENTS BY MAJOR DEPARTMENT... HIGH SCHOOL GRADE POINT AVERAGE: FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... HIGH SCHOOL DECILE RANK: FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... ACT COMPOSITE SCORES: CLAS FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... ACT COMPOSITE SCORES: ENGINEERING FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... ACT COMPOSITE SCORES: FIVE YEAR COMPARISON ALL FIRST YEAR STUDENTS.. ACT CLASS PROFILE REPORT: NATIONAL NORMS... Prepared by the Office of the Registrar

6 SAT COMBINED SCORES: LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... SAT COMBINED SCORES: ENGINEERING FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... SAT COMBINED SCORES: FOUR YEAR COMPARISON OF FIRST YEAR STUDENTS... index... Prepared by the Office of the Registrar

7 FACTS AT A GLANCE 2014 Total enrollment at the University is 31,387 for the first semester , slightly more than the previous year. The total number of first-time first-year students increased by 206 students over the previous year from 4460 to The student body is composed of 22,354 undergraduate students, 5,804 graduate students, and 1812 professional students and 1417 post-graduate training students. (Medical residents, fellows, and post-doctoral students are considered to be post-graduate training students. Students seeking a Medical Doctor (MD), Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS), Juris Doctor (JD) or Pharmacy Doctor (PHR) degree are considered professional). 84.9% of University of Iowa students are enrolled full-time. Over 51.1% of the students are women. The largest college is Liberal Arts and Sciences, enrolling 52.6% of the total student body. Iowa residents comprise 54.3% of the total enrollment; 22.7% of the total reside in adjoining states; and 12% reside in foreign countries. The remaining 11% come from the 43 other states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories. Students come to the University from every Iowa county, all 50 states, three U.S. possessions, and 98 foreign countries Total Enrollment The *top ten undergraduate programs of study are: Psychology (1,061) Human Physiology (771) Health and Human Physiology (743) Communication Studies (727) English (697) Biology (691) Finance (561) Biomedical Engineering (489) Mechanical Engineering (489) Business (Direct Admission) (485) *Does not include pre or interests Most Common Undergraduate programs of study Psyc HumPhy HlthHuman Comm Engl In addition, sizable numbers of undergraduate students are preparing themselves academically in anticipation of declaring specific programs of study or entering professional programs: v Pre-Business (1876) Nursing Interest (442) Pre-Medicine (352) Pharmacy Interest (259) Elementary Education Interest (220) Journalism and Mass Communication Interest (165) Pre-Physical Therapy (124) Actuarial Science Interest (108) Radiation Science Interest (106) About 4.6% percent of undergraduate students (1,037) have an open (non-declared) major or program of study. 58.6% percent of them are first-time freshmen. The most common graduate programs of study are: MBA for Professionals and Managers (574) Nursing (214) English (210) Music (208) Engineering (332) Social Work (207) Psychological and Quantitative Foundations(191) Teaching and Learning(173) Educational Policy and Leadership Studies (166) Chemistry (132) The mean age of the total student body is The mean age for undergraduates is 21; the mean age for graduate students is 30; and the mean age for students in the professional colleges is 28.7.

8 Minority enrollment comprises 15.2% of the total enrollment: African American 2.7% Asian 3.4% Hispanic 5.6% American Indian 0.2% *Native Hawaiian 0.1% *Two or More Races 3.2% *Not portrayed on the chart International student enrollment is 4009 compared to 3747 in the fall semester of 2013 (12.8% of the total student enrollment). Degrees Awarded During the fiscal year , a total of 7714 degrees were awarded by the University: 5,339 Bachelor's degrees 510 Professional degrees in Dentistry, Law, Pharmacy and Medicine 394 MBA degrees 981 Master's degrees 490 Ph.D., DMA, DPT, DNP and AUD degrees Doctoral Master's MBA Professional Bachelor's Af Amer Native Am Asian Hispanic '14 12-'13 The University offers students the opportunity to earn 10 degrees in more than 100 areas of study. New Students 25% of all students on the campus this fall are new to the University. The total number of entering first year students increased by 206students to 4666 compared to 4460 in fall The number of transfer students new to the University increased by 303 students (from 2799 in 2013 to 3102 in 2014). 54% of the new transfer students are Iowa residents, representing 99 Iowa counties. Transfer students also came from 47 states and the District of Columbia, four U.S. territories, and 66other countries. Almost 45% percent of the transfer students came from other colleges in the State of Iowa. Of these students, 214 entered from the other two state universities, 283 from private four-year colleges, and 710 from community colleges. A little more than 47% of the entering first year students are Iowa residents; they represent 99 Iowa counties. An additional 35.1% came from adjoining states. The remaining 16% came from 36 other states and 55 foreign countries. The level of preparation of the 2014 freshmen class is indicated by such measures as high school grade-point average (93.9% with 3.00 or higher; 99.7% 2.50 or above); rank in high school class (26.9% in the top tenth; 90.2% in the upper half); and ACT composite score (97.8% in the upper half of national college bound high school seniors). Although 13% of the entering first year students declared an open major, many freshmen do declare a primary Program of Study. Their most frequently chosen programs are: Pre-Business (574) Pre-Medicine (249) Biology (247) Psychology (183) Nursing Interest (180) Engineering Undeclared (153) Biomedical Engineering (143) English(130) Pharmacy Interest (118) Human Physiology (93) Pre-Physical Therapy (82) The University continues to admit exceptionally well prepared first year students directly into the Henry B. Tippie College of Business and the College of Nursing. vi

9 Section I ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED

10 Comparative Enrollment Report The University of Iowa by Primary Program College Fall Semester College Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Henry B. Tippie College of Business 1, ,166 1, ,199 College of Engineering , ,323 College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 7,497 9, ,715 7,361 9, ,510 Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Nursing University College Total Undergraduate Students 10,548 11, ,974 10,784 11, ,354 College of Denistry Graduate College 2,068 2, ,743 2,002 2,608 4,610 College of Law Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Public Health - Graduate Henry B. Tippie School of Management Total Graduate Students 2,874 3, ,939 2,794 3, ,804 College of Denistry College of Law Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Pharmacy Total Professional Students , ,812 Post Graduate Total Post Graduate Students , ,417 University Total Students 15,136 15, ,065 15,330 16, ,387 1

11 Credit Hours Report College # of Course First Year/ Junior/ Graduate Professional Total Enrollments Soph Hours Senior Hours Hours Hours Hours College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 76, ,986 91,101 17, ,102 Henry B. Tippie College of Business 17,785 13,211 28,591 9, ,004 College of Dentistry 2, ,131 4,458 College of Engineering 8,095 8,175 9,855 2, ,281 * Graduate College 3, , ,739 College of Public Health 1, , ,495 College of Law 2, ,389 5,751 Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine 6,379 1,147 2,717 3,666 15,004 22,534 College of Nursing 2, ,958 1, ,751 College of Pharmacy 2, ,239 6,696 **University College 13,476 6,662 3, ,024 College of Education 6,223 4,234 8,588 5, ,927 Total 141, , ,811 46,517 31, ,762 * Graduate College represents course that are directly managed by the Graduate College. **University College represents courses that are not managed directly by one specific college. 2

12 Credit Hours Report Detail ON-CAMPUS COURSES SATURDAY & EVENING COURSES College # of Course First Year/ Junior/ Graduate Professional Total College # of Course First Year/ Junior/ Graduate Professional Total Enrollments Soph Hours Senior Hours Hours Hours Hours Enrollments Soph Hours Senior Hours Hours Hours Hours College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 72, ,009 83,835 16, ,336 College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 0 Henry B. Tippie College of Business 13,443 9,981 24,534 4, ,800 Henry B. Tippie College of Business 0 College of Dentistry 2, ,131 4,458 College of Dentistry 0 College of Engineering 8,060 8,160 9,785 2, ,188 College of Engineering 0 * Graduate College 2, , ,619 * Graduate College 0 College of Public Health 1, , ,153 College of Public Health 0 College of Law 2, ,389 5,751 College of Law 0 Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine 6, ,409 3,639 15,004 21,981 Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine 0 College of Nursing 1, , ,853 College of Nursing 0 College of Pharmacy 2, ,227 6,684 College of Pharmacy 0 **University College 13,235 6,420 3, ,614 **University College 0 College of Education 4,833 3,485 6,111 4, ,955 College of Education 0 Total 130, , ,946 37,676 31, ,392 Total EXTENSION COURSES WORKSHOP COURSES College # of Course First Year/ Junior/ Graduate Professional Total College # of Course First Year/ Junior/ Graduate Professional Total Enrollments Soph Hours Senior Hours Hours Hours Hours Enrollments Soph Hours Senior Hours Hours Hours Hours College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 3,600 1,977 7,266 1, ,766 College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 0 Henry B. Tippie College of Business 4,342 3,230 4,057 4, ,204 Henry B. Tippie College of Business 0 College of Dentistry 0 College of Dentistry 0 College of Engineering College of Engineering 0 * Graduate College * Graduate College 0 College of Public Health College of Public Health 0 College of Law 0 College of Law 0 Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine 0 College of Nursing ,482 1, ,898 College of Nursing 0 College of Pharmacy College of Pharmacy 0 **University College **University College College of Education 1, , ,870 College of Education Total 10,850 6,522 15,845 8, ,266 Total [MBA student hours are included with "professional" hours beginning Fall 2003.] * Graduate College represents course that are directly managed by the Graduate College College. **University College represents courses that are not managed directly by one specific college. 3

13 Number of Courses Offered by Day of the Week Fall Session Session Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Number of Courses offered by Fall Session and Day of Week Monday Number of Courses Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday A course is defined as a section of a course (dept, course, section) Cross-referenced courses are only counted once. Courses were only counted if they had an enrollment of 1 or more. 4

14 Number of Courses Offered by Day of the Week Spring Sessions Session Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Number of Courses offered by Spring Session and Day of Week Monday Number of Courses Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday A course is defined as a section of a course (dept, course, section) Cross-referenced courses are only counted once. Courses were only counted if they had an enrollment of 1 or more. 5

15 Enrollment by Session and Student Level First Year Second Third Fourth Undergraduate Professional Graduate or Unclassified Year Year Year Total TOTAL Session N % N % N % N % N % N % N % Summer , , , , , ,773 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,846 Spring 4, , , , , , , , Summer , , , , , ,234 Fall 5, , , , , , , ,311 Spring 4, , , , , , , , Summer , , , , , ,371 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,768 Winter Spring 4, , , , , , , , Summer , , , , , ,222 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,697 Winter Spring 5, , , , , , , , Summer 1, , , , , , ,918 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,745 Winter Spring 4, , , , , , , , Summer 1, , , , , , ,429 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,745 Winter Spring , , Summer 1, , , , , , ,448 Fall 5, , , , , , , ,642 Winter Spring Summer 1, , , , , , ,191 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,979 Winter Spring Summer 1, , , , , , ,358 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,409 Winter Spring Summer 1, , , , , , ,956 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,561 Winter Spring Summer 1, , , , , , ,012 Fall 5, , , , , , , ,328 Winter Spring Summer 1, , , , , , ,096 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,825 Winter Spring Summer 1, , , , , , ,065 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,893 Winter Spring Summer 1, , , , , , ,099 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,498 Winter Spring Summer 1, , , , , , , ,560 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,065 Winter Spring * Summer 1, , , , , , ,103 Fall 6, , , , , , , ,387 Winter Spring *Beginning with the academic year, or Summer 2014, MBA students are counted in the Graduate level. The professional level includes the post-graduate category as counted elsewhere in the Profile. 6

16 Historical Enrollment By Level with Minority Fall Session Undergraduate Professional Graduate TOTAL Minority ,884 1,259 2,780 12,923 N/A ,807 1,341 3,332 14,480 N/A ,081 1,399 3,875 16,355 N/A ,813 1,451 4,491 17,755 N/A ,430 1,459 4,770 18,659 N/A ,183 1,434 4,889 19,506 N/A ,745 1,472 5,019 20,236 N/A ,896 1,624 4,082 19,602 N/A ,699 1,761 1,927 17,387 N/A ,335 1,860 1,857 17,052 N/A ,714 2,004 4,810 20,528 N/A ,081 2,009 5,181 21,271 N/A ,902 2,101 5,509 22,512 N/A ,680 2,139 5,574 22,393 N/A ,063 2,202 5,501 22, ,227 2,206 5,557 22, ,491 2,182 5,676 23,349 1, ,204 2,216 5,680 25,100 1, ,656 2,247 5,561 26,464 1, ,274 2,230 5,636 28,140 1, ,377 2,223 5,999 29,599 1, ,603 2,198 5,911 29,712 1, ,586 2,183 5,882 29,651 1, ,339 2,208 5,957 29,504 1, ,822 2,224 6,087 29,133 1, ,667 2,279 6,284 29,230 1, ,160 2,356 6,368 28,884 1, ,257 2,329 6,459 28,045 2, ,917 2,250 6,714 27,881 2, ,673 2,284 6,506 27,463 2, ,290 2,311 6,450 27,051 2, ,219 2,418 6,295 26,932 2, ,740 2,409 6,448 27,597 2, ,586 2,899 6,436 27,921 2, ,754 2,882 6,235 27,871 2, ,337 2,874 6,494 28,705 2, ,537 3,851 5,458 28,846 2, ,284 3,524 5,503 28,311 2, ,603 3,846 5,319 28,768 2, ,487 3,863 5,347 29,697 2, ,233 4,042 5,470 29,745 2, ,135 4,164 5,446 29,745 2, ,300 3,930 5,412 29,642 2, ,738 5,388 3,853 29,979 2, ,907 5,482 4,020 30,409 2, ,823 5,589 4,149 30,561 2, ,574 5,720 4,034 30,328 3, ,176 5,637 4,012 30,825 3, ,564 3,711 5,618 30,893 3, ,999 4,048 5,451 31,498 3, ,974 3,939 5,152 31,065 4, ** 22,354 3,229 5,804 31,387 4,766 * Prior to Fall 1977 ethnicity data was not collected. *Beginning fall 2014, MBA students are counted in the Graduate level. The professional level includes the post-graduate category counted elsewhere in the Profile. 7

17 Full and Part Time Enrollment Status/Residency/Gender Undergraduate Graduate Professional Post-Graduate Total Full-Time Resident Men 5, ,807 Women 5, ,296 Transgender Subtotal 10,550 1,283 1,157 1,121 14,111 Nonresident Men 4,368 1, ,178 Women 4,679 1, ,348 Transgender Subtotal 9,049 2, ,528 Resident & Nonresident Men 9,401 1, ,985 Women 10,188 1, ,644 Transgender Subtotal 19,599 3,831 1,792 1,417 26,639 Part-Time Resident Men ,352 Women ,585 Transgender Subtotal 1,590 1, ,937 Nonresident Men Women Subtotal 1, ,811 Resident & Nonresident Men 1, ,345 Women 1,372 1, ,403 Transgender Subtotal 2,755 1, ,748 TOTAL STUDENTS 22,354 5,804 1,812 1,417 31,387 * 12 semester hours or more for Undergraduates; 9 or more for Graduate and Professional students 8,000 7,000 6,000 6,807 7,296 6,178 6,348 5,000 Men 4,000 3,000 Women Transgender 2,000 1,000 0 FT - Res 8 FT - Nonres 2 1,585 1,352 PT - Res PT - Nonres 8

18 Components of Enrollment by College New Students Continuing Students Re-Entering Students Total COLLEGE Change Change Change Students N % N % N % Liberal Arts & Sciences 4,868 4, ,634 11, ,715 16,510 Henry B. Tippie College of Business ,840 1, ,166 2,199 College of Engineering ,996 2,323 Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Nursing University College Total Undergraduate 5,962 6, ,773 15, ,974 22,354 ================================================ ====== =================== ====== =================== ====== ======= ======= ====== College of Dentistry Graduate College ,861 3, ,743 4,610 College of Law Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Public Health 0 0 ###### Henry B. Tippie School of Management ,090 1,095 Total Graduate Students* 1,098 1, ,803 4, ,939 5,804 ================================================ ====== =================== ====== =================== ====== ======= ======= ====== College of Dentistry College of Law Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Pharmacy Total Professional Students ,603 1, ,835 1,812 ================================================ ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ======= ======= ====== College of Dentistry Graduate College Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine ,057 College of Pharmacy Total Post Graduate Students , ,317 1,417 ================================================ ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ======= ======= ====== Total Students 7,290 7, ,496 23, ,065 31,387 ================================================ ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ======= ======= ====== Percent of Total

19 Resident and Non-Resident Enrollment Fall Semesters 2013 and College Residents Nonresidents % Residents Nonresidents % Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Resident Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Resident College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 4,258 5, ,370 3,239 4, , ,098 5, ,193 3,263 4, , Henry B. Tippie College of Business , , College of Engineering , , , Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Nursing University College Total Undergraduate 5,753 6, ,012 4,795 5, , ,753 6, ,140 5,031 5, , College of Dentistry Graduate College 635 1, ,809 1,433 1, , , ,757 1,383 1, , College of Law Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Public Health Henry B. Tippie School of Management Total Graduate 1,216 1, ,681 1,658 1, , ,180 1, ,618 1,614 1, , College of Dentistry College of Law Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Pharmacy Total Professional , , College of Dentistry Graduate College Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine College of Pharmacy Total Post Graduate , , TOTAL UNIVERSITY 8,146 8, ,916 6,990 7, , ,159 8, ,048 7,171 7, ,

20 Total Enrollment by Level Fall Semester 2013 Level Men Women Transgender Total Total N % N % N % N % N % First Year Students 2, , , , Sophomores 2, , , , Juniors 2, , , , Seniors 2, , , , Unclassified Total Undergraduates 10, , , , Undergraduate FTE 9,740 10, , , Total Professionals , , Professional FTE 1,063 1,023 2, , Total Post Graduate , , Post Graduate FTE Total Graduates 2, , , , Graduate FTE 2,482 2,683 5, , TOTAL STUDENTS 15, , , , TOTAL FTE 13, , , , Prof 1,417 Sr 5,713 Jr 5,240 Soph 4,721 1st Yr 5,759 Unclass 921 Grad 5,804 Unclass 29, % Percentage of Total Enrollment Grad 19.6% Prof 4.8% Sr 19.3% 1st Yr 19.5% Jr 17.7% Soph 16.0% 11

21 Undergraduate Headcount and Full-Time Equivalent Student Level Headcount Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Resident Nonresident Total Resident Nonresident Total First Year Students 2,456 3,303 5,759 2,411 3,052 5,463 Sophomores 2,519 2,202 4,721 2,387 2,157 4,544 Unclassified/Special Total (lower division) 5,462 5,939 11,401 4,969 5,372 10,341 Juniors 3,186 2,054 5,240 2,902 2,056 4,958 Seniors 3,492 2,221 5,713 2,953 2,078 5,031 Total (upper division) 6,678 4,275 10,953 5,855 4,134 9,989 Total Undergraduate 12,140 10,214 22,354 10,824 9,506 20,330 Post Graduate 1, , First Professional 1, ,812 1, ,086 Graduate Masters 1,485 1,176 2,661 1,369 1,409 2,778 Advanced 760 1,875 2, ,491 2,166 Other Total Graduates 2,618 3,186 5,804 2,196 2,969 5,165 TOTAL STUDENTS 17,048 14,339 31,387 14,394 13,187 27,581 12

22 Student Veterans Attending The University of Iowa Total Applications Received* 513 New Admitted* 202 New Registered* 193 New Benefit Eligible 138 Total Vets Enrolled** 585 Total Benefit Eligible Veterans 327 *Self-reported veterans status **Includes self-reported veterans and those eligible to receive V.A. benefits Unduplicated headcount. Does not include TOE (transfer of eligiblilty) Students Enrolled Receiving V.A. Benefits by Chapter F M Total F M T Total F M Total F M Total 33 (TOE) M Total 1606 M Total M F F 35 M Total F Total F 1607 M Total F Total Business Dentistry Engineering Graduate Law Liberal Arts Medicine Nursing Pharmacy Management University Total Chapter 30: Veterans who entered military service after July 1985 with contributory account Chapter 31: Disabled veteran Chapter 32: Veteran who entered military service after January 1, 1977, and before July 1985 and contibuted to VEAP program Chapter 33: Post 9/11 G.I. Bill Chapter 33: Post 9/11 G.I. Bill - Transfer of eligibility to dependent or spouse Chapter 35: Dependent of a deceased or totally disabled veteran Chapter 1606: Member of Reserve or Guard Unit with six years duty Chapter 1067: Member of Reserve or Guard deployed 13

23 Summary of Total Enrollment by Geographic Origin Origin Undergraduates Post Graduate Professional Graduates Total Percent Iowa 12,140 1,121 1,169 2,618 17, States Adjoining Iowa 6, , Other States 1, ,292 3, U.S. Territories Foreign Countries 2, ,189 4, Total Students 22,354 1,417 1,812 5,804 31, ,048 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 Iowa States Adjoining Iowa 7,121 Other States 3,177 U.S. Territories 32 Foreign Countries 4,009 14

24 International Students by Country by Continent TIPPIE COLLEGE OF BUS/MGMT DENTAL ENGR GRADUATE COLLEGE LAW LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES CARVER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE NURSING PHARMACY UNIV. PUBLIC HEALTH U P G PD¹ U P G PD U G PD G PD U P G PD U G PD U P G PD U G PD U P G PD U U G PD U P G PD TOTAL AFRICA Algeria Benin Botswana Congo Egypt Eritrea Ethiopia Ghana Kenya Libya Nigeria Senegal South Africa Sudan Tanzania Togo Uganda Zimbabwe TOTAL ASIA Bahrain Bangladesh China, Peoples Republic of , , ,358 Cyprus Georgia Hong Kong India Indonesia Iran Iraq Israel Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Korea, Republic of Kuwait Lebanon Malaysia Nepal Pakistan Philippines Qatar Russia Saudi Arabia Singapore Sri Lanka Syria Taiwan Thailand United Arab Emirates Vietnam, Rep. of TOTAL , , ,523 AUSTRALIA Australia New Zealand TOTAL TOTAL GRAND U=Undergraduate G=Graduate P=Professional PD = Post Degree/Post Graduate Traning 15

25 International Students by Country by Continent TIPPIE COLLEGE OF BUS/MGMT DENTAL ENGR GRADUATE COLLEGE LAW LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES CARVER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE NURSING PHARMACY UNIV. PUBLIC HEALTH U P G PD¹ U P G PD U G PD G PD U P G PD U G PD U P G PD U G PD U P G PD U U G PD U P G PD TOTAL CARIBBEAN Bahamas, The Dominica Jamaica St Vincent Trinidad and Tobago TOTAL EUROPE Albania Austria Belgium Bosnia-Hercegovia Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Moldova Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Slovak Republic Slovenia Spain Sweden Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom TOTAL NO. AMERICA Belize Canada Dominican Republic Honduras Mexico TOTAL SO. AMERICA Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Panama Paraguay Peru Venezuela TOTAL U. S. TERRITORIES** Puerto Rico TOTAL UNKNOWN TOTAL , , , , ,009 ** Non U.S. Citizens TOTAL GRAND U=Undergraduate G=Graduate P=Professional PD = Post Degree/Post Graduate Traning 16

26 All U.S. Students By State Tippie Coll of Business College of Dentistry College of Engineering Graduate College College of Law College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Carver College of Medicine College of Nursing College of Pharmacy College of Public Health Tippie School of Mgement University College Total State M F T M F M F M F M F M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T Total Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Washington, D.C Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Unknown US Citizens from US Territories Guam Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Total US Students 1, , ,570 2, ,387 8, ,222 14, ,378 17

27 The University of Iowa Student Distribution by State Fall 2014 Page , ,

28 Geographic Distribution of All Iowa Students by County Tippie Coll of Business College of Dentistry College of Engineering Graduate College College of Law College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Carver College of Medicine College of Nursing College of Pharmacy College of Public Health Tippie School of Mgement University College Total County M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T Total Adair Adams Allamakee Appanoose Audubon Benton Black Hawk Boone Bremer Buchanan Buena Vista Butler Calhoun Carroll Cass Cedar Cerro Gordo Cherokee Chickasaw Clarke Clay Clayton Clinton Crawford Dallas Davis Decatur Delaware Des Moines Dickinson Dubuque Emmet Fayette Floyd Franklin Fremont Greene Grundy Guthrie Hamilton Hancock Hardin Harrison Henry Howard Humboldt Ida Iowa Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Jones Keokuk Kossuth Lee Linn Louisa Lucas Lyon Madison Mahaska Marion Marshall Mills

29 Geographic Distribution of All Iowa Students by County Tippie Coll of Business College of Dentistry College of Engineering Graduate College College of Law College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Carver College of Medicine College of Nursing College of Pharmacy College of Public Health Tippie School of Mgement University College Total County M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T Total Mitchell Monona Monroe Montgomery Muscatine O'Brien Osceola Page Palo Alto Plymouth Pocahontas Polk Pottawattamie Poweshiek Ringgold Sac Scott Shelby Sioux Story Tama Taylor Union Van Buren Wapello Warren Washington Wayne Webster Winnebago Winnesheik Woodbury Worth Wright Unknown Iowa Residents

30 Sioux 63 Plymouth 95 Monona 20 Harrison 22 Pottawattamie 169 Mills 38 Fremont 8 Page 24 Taylor 9 Ringgold 9 Decatur 5 Wayne 8 Appanoose 26 Davis 17 Van Buren 22 Lee 140 Des Moines 229 Henry 98 Jefferson 93 Wapello 85 Monroe 21 Lucas 16 Clarke 11 Union 21 Adams 12 Montgomery 14 Washington 167 Cass 30 Adair 17 Madison 27 Warren 174 Marion 101 Mahaska 50 Keokuk 31 Louisa 49 Muscatine 334 Cedar 166 Jones 62 Jackson 82 Clinton 199 Scott 1293 Johnson 4447 Iowa 467 Poweshiek 42 Jasper 102 Polk 2172 Dallas 409 Guthrie 32 Audubon 24 Shelby 34 Crawford 14 Carroll 62 Greene 25 Boone 45 Story 250 Marshall 102 Tama 42 Benton 118 Linn 1785 Dubuque 530 Clayton 52 Allamakee 34 Winneshiek 65 Fayette 59 Buchanan 82 Delaware 64 Black Hawk 452 Grundy 24 Hardin 37 Hamilton 42 Webster 110 Calhoun 22 Sac 18 Ida 16 Woodbury 313 Cherokee 25 Buena Vista 43 Pocahontas 11 Humboldt 31 Wright 19 Franklin 15 Butler 16 Bremer 72 Howard 33 Mitchell 37 Worth 23 Winnebago 30 Kossuth 50 Emmet 20 Dickinson 59 Osceola 8 OBrien 36 Clay 51 Palo Alto 25 Hancock 13 Cerro Gordo 180 Floyd 50 Chickasaw 34 Lyon 18 The University of Iowa Resident Student Distribution by County Fall 2014 Page 21 Iowa Residents with Unknown County

31 Undergraduate and Graduate Enrollment by Primary Program of Study Department and Curricular College Henry B. Tippie College of Business Minorities* Minorities* Men Women Transgender Total Foreign Men Women Transgender Total Foreign Accounting Business Accelerated Admission Business Administration Business Analytics and Information System Business Direct Admission Business Non-degree Student Business Standard Admission Economics Enterprise Leadership Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing Risk Management and Insurance Subtotal , Henry B.Tippie School of Management CIMBA Program--MBA CIMBA Program--Undergraduate MBA Executive Program MBA for Professionals and Managers MBA Full-time Program MBA International Executive Program MBA Program Pre MBA Professionals and Managers Subtotal College of Dentistry Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Dental Public Health Dentistry Non-degree Student Endodontics Oral Science Orthodontics Pediatric Dentistry Prosthodontics Subtotal College of Education Art Education Education Educational Policy and Leadership Studie Elementary Education English Education Foreign Language Education Mathematics Education Music Education Psychological and Quantitative Foundatio Rehabilitation and Counselor Education Science Education Social Studies Education Special Education Talented and Gifted Education Teaching and Learning Subtotal College of Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Engineering Non-degree Student Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering Project Lead the Way Undeclared Engineering Subtotal * 1 = American Indian or Native Alaskan, 2 = African American, 3 = Hispanic, 4 = Asian 5 = Two or More Races 6 = Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 22

32 Undergraduate and Graduate Enrollment by Primary Program of Study Department and Curricular College Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Minorities* Minorities* Men Women Transgender Total Foreign Men Women Transgender Total Foreign College of Law 0 Law Non-degree Student Master of Laws Subtotal College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Actuarial Science Actuarial Science Interest African American Studies American Studies Ancient Civilization Anthropology Applied Physics Art Art History Asian Civilizations Asian Languages and Literature Astronomy Athletic Training Athletic Training Interest Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Child Life Interest Cinema CLAS Non-degree Student Classical Languages Classics Classics Post-Bac Communication Studies Comparative Literature Comparative Literature - Translation Computer Science Dance Dance Interest Elementary Education Interest English Environmental Policy and Planning Environmental Sciences Ethics and Public Policy Film and Video Production Film Studies French French and Francophone World Studies Gender, Women's and Sexuality Studies Geography Geoscience German Health and Human Physiology Health and Sport Studies Health Promotion Interest High School Student History Human Physiology Inclusive Recreation Interest Informatics Integrated Biology Integrative Physiology Intensive English Program Interdepartmental Studies International Relations International Studies Italian Journalism Journalism and Mass Communication Journalism and Mass Communication Inte Leisure Studies Linguistics Mass Communications * 1 = American Indian or Native Alaskan, 2 = African American, 3 = Hispanic, 4 = Asian 5 = Two or More Races 6 = Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 23

33 Undergraduate and Graduate Enrollment by Primary Program of Study Department and Curricular College Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Minorities* Minorities* Men Women Transgender Total Foreign Men Women Transgender Total Foreign Mathematics Medical Laboratory Science Interest Museum Studies Music Music Interest Nuclear Medicine Technology Interest Nursing Interest Open Major Performing Arts Entrepreneurship Pharmacy Interest Philosophy Physics Political Science Portuguese Pre RN-BSN Program Pre-Business Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Program Pre-Podiatry Pre-Veterinary Medicine Psychology Radiation Sciences Interest Religious Studies Russian Second Language Acquisition Social Work Social Work Interest Sociology Spanish Spanish Creative Writing Speech and Hearing Science Speech Pathology and Audiology Sport and Recreation Management Sport Studies Statistics Strategic Communication Theatre Arts Therapeutic Recreation Visiting Student - International Visiting Student - USA Writing Subtotal 6,920 8, , , , , , Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Anatomy and Cell Biology Biochemistry Certificate Programs in Medicine Dietetic Internship Program Free Radical and Radiation Biology Medical Education Microbiology Molecular Physiology and Biophysics Nuclear Medicine Technology Pathology Pharmacology Physical Rehabilitation Science Physical Therapy Physician Assistant Studies Radiation Sciences Subtotal * 1 = American Indian or Native Alaskan, 2 = African American, 3 = Hispanic, 4 = Asian 5 = Two or More Races 6 = Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 24

34 Undergraduate and Graduate Enrollment by Primary Program of Study Department and Curricular College Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Minorities* Minorities* Men Women Transgender Total Foreign Men Women Transgender Total Foreign College of Nursing Advanced Practice Nursing Nursing Nursing Non-degree Student Nursing-RN Subtotal College of Pharmacy Pharmacy Subtotal College of Public Health Biostatistics Community and Behavioral Health Epidemiology Health Management and Policy Health Services and Policy MPH Program Occupational and Environmental Health Public Health Subtotal Division of Division Education Continuing Education Distance Graduate Workshop Undergraduate Workshop Subtotal Graduate College: Applied Mathematical and Computational Biosciences Program Book Arts Book Studies/Book Arts and Technologie Clinical Investigation College Teaching Genetics Graduate Nondepartmental Human Toxicology Immunology Informatics Interdisciplinary Studies Library and Information Science Molecular and Cellular Biology Neuroscience Translational and Clinical Investigation Translational Biomedicine Urban and Regional Planning Subtotal University College Bachelor of Applied Studies Bachelor of Liberal Studies Human Rights Nonprofit Management Secondary Student Training Program Sustainability Program UI REACH Program University College Non-Degree Student University College Open Major Subtotal Total Undergraduate Students 10,784 11, , , ,495 Total Graduate Students 2,794 3, , ,189 * 1 = American Indian or Native Alaskan, 2 = African American, 3 = Hispanic, 4 = Asian 5 = Two or More Races 6 = Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 25

35 Professional and Post Graduate Student Enrollment Professional Students Professional College Men Women Total Foreign College of Dentistry DDS College of Law JD Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine MD College of Pharmacy PHR Total Professional Students , Pot Gradaute Students Professional College Men Women Total Foreign Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Residents Fellows Graduate College Post-Doctoral Total Post Graduate Students , * 1 = American Indian or Native Alaskan, 2 = African American, 3 = Hispanic, 4 = Asian, 5 = Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 6 = Two or More Races ** International students in this country on a student (temporary) visa are not included in any ethnic category. 26

36 Undergraduate Enrollment by Program Type and Curricular College of Non Primary Program of Studies Fall 2014 Program Type College/Program Title Men Women Transgender Total MAJOR Henry B. Tippie College of Business Accounting Business Analytics and Information Systems Economics Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing College of Education Elementary Education College of Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Actuarial Science African American Studies American Studies Ancient Civilization Anthropology Applied Physics Art Art History Asian Languages and Literature Astronomy Athletic Training Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Cinema Classical Languages Communication Studies Comparative Literature Computer Science Dance English Environmental Policy and Planning Environmental Sciences Ethics and Public Policy French Gender, Women's and Sexuality Studies Geography Geoscience German Health and Human Physiology History Human Physiology Informatics Integrative Physiology Interdepartmental Studies International Relations International Studies Italian Journalism and Mass Communication Leisure Studies Linguistics Mathematics Music Philosophy Physics Political Science Portuguese Psychology Religious Studies Russian Sociology Spanish Speech and Hearing Science Sport and Recreation Management Sport Studies Statistics Theatre Arts Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Biochemistry Microbiology Radiation Sciences University College Bachelor of Applied Studies Bachelor of Liberal Studies SUBTOTAL 1,516 1, ,387 27

37 Undergraduate Enrollment by Program Type and Curricular College of Non Primary Program of Studies Fall 2014 Program Type College/Program Title Men Women Transgender Total MINOR Henry B. Tippie College of Business Business Administration Economics College of Education Educational Psychology Human Relations College of Liberal Arts & Sciences African American Studies Aging Studies American Indian and Native Studies American Sign Language American Studies Ancient Civilization Anthropology Arabic Language Art Art History Asian Languages and Literature Astronomy Biology Chemistry Cinema Classical Languages Communication Studies Comparative Literature Computer Science Dance English Environmental Policy and Planning Environmental Sciences French Gender, Women's and Sexuality Studies Geographic Information Science Geography Geoscience German Global Health Studies Greek Health and the Human Condition Health Promotion History Human Physiology Informatics International Relations International Studies Italian Latin Latin American Studies Leisure Studies Linguistics Mass Communication Mathematics Music Philosophy Physical Activity and Nutrition Science Physics Political Science Portuguese Psychology Religious Studies Rhetoric and Persuasion Russian Social Work Sociology Spanish Sport Studies Statistics Theatre Arts Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Microbiology University College Aerospace Studies Military Science SUBTOTAL 1,406 2, ,980 28

38 Undergraduate Enrollment by Program Type and Curricular College of Non Primary Program of Studies Fall 2014 Program Type College/Program Title Men Women Transgender Total PREPARATORY Henry B. Tippie College of Business Business Accelerated Admission Business Direct Admission Business Standard Admission Pre-Accounting College of Education Secondary Education Interest College of Engineering Undeclared Engineering College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Actuarial Science Interest Athletic Training Interest Child Life Interest Dance Interest Elementary Education Interest Health Promotion Interest Inclusive Recreation Interest Intensive English Program Journalism and Mass Communication Intere Medical Laboratory Science Interest Music Interest Nuclear Medicine Technology Interest Nursing Interest Open Major Pharmacy Interest Pre RN-BSN Program Pre-Business Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Mortuary Science Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Program Pre-Podiatry Pre-Veterinary Medicine Radiation Sciences Interest Social Work Interest SUBTOTAL 1,553 2, ,687 ENDORSEMENT PREPARATION LICENSURE PREPARATION College of Education Deaf or Hard of Hearing Education Elementary Education English as a Second Language Education Foreign Language Education Middle School Reading Education Science Education Social Studies Education Talented and Gifted Education SUBTOTAL College of Education Art Education Elementary Education English Education Foreign Language Education Mathematics Education Music Education Science Education Social Studies Education SUBTOTAL

39 Undergraduate Enrollment by Program Type and Curricular College of Non Primary Program of Studies Fall 2014 Program Type College/Program Title Men Women Transgender Total CERTIFICATE NON-DEGREE NOTATION Henry B. Tippie College of Business Entrepreneurial Management International Business Risk Management and Insurance College of Engineering 0 Technological Entrepreneurship Wind Energy College of Law 0 Human Rights College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 0 Aging Studies American Indian and Native Studies American Sign Language and Deaf Studies Critical Cultural Competence Disability Studies Fundraising and Philanthropy Communicatio Global Health Studies Latin American Studies Medieval Studies Certificate Museum Studies Performing Arts Entrepreneurship Writing Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine 0 Nuclear Medicine Technology College of Public Health 0 Public Health Certificate-Undergraduate University College 0 Clinical and Translational Science Human Rights Leadership Studies Nonprofit Management Sustainability Program SUBTOTAL ,593 College of Liberal Arts & Sciences CLAS Non-degree Student Nursing Interest Pre-Dentistry Pre-Medicine Pre-Physician Assistant Program Visiting Student - USA Division of Continuting Education Continuing Education Distance SUBTOTAL University College University Honors SUBTOTAL 1,018 1, ,671 GRAND TOTAL 6,211 9, ,821 30

40 Senior Enrollment by Primary Program of Study Department Fall Semesters 2013 and 2014 Fall Semester 2013 Department Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Total Henry B. Tippie College of Business Accounting Business Accelerated Admission Business Analytics and Information Systems Business Direct Admission Business Standard Admission Economics Entrepreneurial Management Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing College of Education Elementary Education English Education Foreign Language Education Science Education College of Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Actuarial Science Actuarial Science Interest African American Studies American Studies Ancient Civilization Anthropology Applied Physics Art Art History Asian Languages and Literature Astronomy Athletic Training Athletic Training Interest Bachelor of Liberal Studies Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Child Life Interest Cinema CLAS Non-degree Student Classical Languages Clinical Laboratory Sciences Interest Communication Studies Computer Science Dance Education Elementary Education Interest English Environmental Policy and Planning Environmental Sciences

41 Senior Enrollment by Primary Program of Study Department Fall Semesters 2013 and 2014 Fall Semester 2013 Department Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Total Ethics and Public Policy French Gender, Women's and Sexuality Studies Geography Geoscience German Health and Human Physiology Health Promotion Interest History Human Physiology Human Physiology Interest Informatics Integrative Physiology Interdepartmental Studies International Relations International Studies Italian Journalism and Mass Communication Journalism and Mass Communication Interest Leisure Studies Linguistics Mathematics Medical Laboratory Science Interest Microbiology Music Nursing Interest Open Major Pharmacy Interest Philosophy Physics Political Science Portuguese Pre-Business Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Psychology Radiation Sciences Interest Religious Studies Russian Science Education Social Work Social Work Interest Sociology Spanish Speech and Hearing Science Sport and Recreation Management Sport Studies Statistics Theatre Arts Therapeutic Recreation Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Biochemistry Clinical Laboratory Sciences Microbiology Nuclear Medicine Technology Radiation Sciences

42 Senior Enrollment by Primary Program of Study Department Fall Semesters 2013 and 2014 Fall Semester 2013 Department Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Total College of Nursing Nursing Nursing-RN University College Bachelor of Applied Studies Bachelor of Liberal Studies Human Rights Nonprofit Management University College Open Major Total Senior Students 2,717 2, ,713 2,635 2,981 5,616 33

43 SERVICES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES (NUMBER OF STUDENTS SERVED) Readers for students (texts and tests) ** 226** 27 Books on tape Braille texts and tests Notetakers (including carbon-less paper) Scribes (exam situations) 45 84ª Tape recorders for lectures Steno captioning/real-time captioning Sign interpreters Total Priority registration Course substitution Testing accommodations Special location Extended time Alternative test formats (e.g., oral, different format, alternative mastery demonstrations) Word processors/typewriters Other Other accommodations* Total Grand Total ** previous years did not include students eligible for Media Services 2,855 2,697 1,508 1,501 1,473 1,543 1,468 1,369 1,582 2,106 1,746 1,389 1,464 3,826 3,556 2,190 2,171 1,946 1,822 2,025 1,979 2,429 3,086 2,589 1,982 2,239 * slant board/ergonomic table, written copy of spoken instructions for assignments, may need breaks during class, captioning for videos shown in class, consider alternatives to in-class presentations unless a fundamental component of the course, no penalty for spelling or grammar on in-class writing assignments, electronic copy of all handouts, disability may impact attendance - please consider when grading, exams may need to be reschedueld if condition exacerbates, laptop for taking notes in class or for in-class writing assignments, accessible classrooms and lab stations, Dragon Naturally Speaking for essays, noise cancelling headphones, may need break during exams, double time for math-based courses, one page memory sheet as allowed by instructor, allow later exam times. Enrollment of Students with Disabilities Fall 2002 to Fall 2014 SENSORY DISABILITIES MOBILITY DISABILITIES HEALTH DISABILITIES PSYCHIATRIC DISABILITIES LEARNING DISABILITIES GRAND TOTAL

44 Enrollment by Age and College Undergraduate Graduate Post - Graduate Professional Total Age Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total N/A Total 10,784 11, ,353 2,794 3, , , ,812 15,330 16, ,386 Mean Age

45 Enrollment by Zip Code Address Men Women Transgender Total Address N % N % N % N % University of Iowa Campus 2, , Iowa City - Off Campus 6, , , Coralville , Cedar Rapids/Marion , North Liberty Commuting or Enrolled in Off Campus Programs 5, , , , TOTAL 15, , , University of Iowa Campus, % Commuting or Enrolled in Off Campus Programs, % Iowa City - Off Campus, % North Liberty, 200.0% Cedar Rapids/Marion, 340.0% Coralville, 500.0% 36

46 African Am Native Amer Asian 1,114 1,086 1,074 Native Hawaiian Hispanic 1,099 1,505 1,752 Two or More ,006 International 2,825 3,576 4,009 Ethnic Enrollment Comparison Fall Semesters 2010, 2012, and ,009 3,576 2,825 1, , ,114 1,086 1,074 1,099 1, African Am Native Amer Asian Native Hawaiian Hispanic Two or More International 37

47 College Enrollment by Ethnic Category and College African American Indian Asian Native Hawaiian or Other/ American or Native Alaskan American Pacific Islander Hispanic Two or More Races Total Minority White No Information International* College M F Tr T M F Tr T M F Tr T M F Tr T M F Tr T M F Tr T M F Tr T M F Tr T M F Tr T M F Tr T Henry B. Tippie College of Business College of Engineering College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Roy J. and Lucille A. College of Medicine College of Nursing University College Total Undergraduate , College of Dentistry Graduate College College of Law Roy J. and Lucille A. College of Medicine Henry B. Tippie School of Management Total Graduate Graduate College Roy J. and Lucille A. College of Medicine Total Post Graduate College of Dentistry College of Law Roy J. and Lucille A. College of Medicine College of Pharmacy Total Professional , Total , , ,006 2,298 2, ,766 9,592 10, ,253 1,332 1, ,359 2,108 1, ,009 Percentage of Univ. Enrollment Fall 2009 began new race/ethnicity categories as defined by the Integrated Postsecondary Education System (IPEDS) * International students in this country on a student (temporary) visa are not counted in any other category. 38

48 Professional College* Enrollment by Ethnic Category Native Amer African Native Hawaiian Two or Other/ College & Class International or Native Alaskan American Asian Pacific Islander Hispanic more races White No Information Total College of Dentistry First Year Sophomore Junior Senior Unclassified Certificate Resident/Fellow Subtotal Dentistry College of Law First Year Sophomore Junior Regular Admit Unclassified Subtotal Law Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine First Year Sophomore Junior Senior Unclassified Regular Admit Resident Fellow Subtotal Medicine ,932 College of Pharmacy First Year Sophomore Junior Senior Resident/Fellow Subtotal Pharmacy Total Students , ,116 * Includes professional, post-graduate and graduate level students based on primary program of study college) 39

49 Mean Grade-Point Average Undergraduate *Graduate Session Sem. Hours GPA Sem. Hours GPA First Semester , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Second Semester , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ** , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , *Based on students' program of study level starting first semester

50 Average Undergraduate University of Iowa Grade Point by Class, Gender and Enrollment Status for Fall 2014* Full-Time Students Description Men UI GPA Women UI GPA FIRST_YEAR SECOND_YEAR THIRD_YEAR FOURTH_YEAR UNCLASSIFIED Part-Time Students Description Men UI GPA Women UI GPA FIRST_YEAR SECOND_YEAR THIRD_YEAR FOURTH_YEAR UNCLASSIFIED Description FIRST_YEAR SECOND_YEAR THIRD_YEAR FOURTH_YEAR UNCLASSIFIED Description FIRST_YEAR SECOND_YEAR THIRD_YEAR FOURTH_YEAR UNCLASSIFIED *Cells with 5 or less students are not displayed **First term students or students with incalculable grades Undergraduate Students with no GPA** Full-Time Students Men Women Part-Time Students Men Women

51 Degrees Granted Five Year Summary Degree Bachelor of Arts 2,500 2,533 2,395 2,795 2,734 Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Liberal Studies Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Science Subtotal Liberal Arts 3,068 3,110 3,041 3,599 3,668 Bachelor of Business Administration ,053 1,023 Bachelor of Science in Engineering Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Science in Medicine Bachelor of Applied Studies Total Bachelors Degrees 4,488 4,538 4,351 5,192 5,339 Doctor of Dental Surgery Juris Doctor Doctor of Medicine Pharmacy Doctoral Total Professional Degrees Master of Accountancy Master of Arts Master of Arts in Teaching Master of Business Administration Master of Computer Science Master of Fine Arts Master of Health Administration Master of Laws Master of Medical Education Master of Science in Nursing Master of Physician Assistant Studies Master of Public Health Master of Science Master of Social Work Specialist in Education Total Masters Degrees 1,441 1,414 1,468 1,415 1,375 Doctor of Audiology Doctor of Musical Art Doctor of Nursing Practice Doctor of Philosophy Doctor of Physical Therapy Total Doctoral Degrees TOTAL DEGREES 6,863 6,901 6,767 7,652 7,714 42

52 Degrees Awarded by Gender Bachelor's Male Female Masters Male Female Doctorate Male Female Professional Male Female Total Male Female

53 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Degrees Awarded by Major B.A. B.S. Major Men Women Total Men Women Total Actuarial Science African American Studies American Studies Ancient Civilization Anthropology Applied Physics Art Art History Asian Languages and Literature Astronomy Athletic Training Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Cinema Classical Languages Communication Studies Computer Science Dance Economics Elementary Education English Environmental Policy and Planning Environmental Sciences Ethics and Public Policy French Gender, Women's and Sexuality Studies Geography Geoscience German Health and Human Physiology Health and Sport Studies History Human Physiology Informatics Integrative Physiology Interdepartmental Studies International Relations International Studies Italian Journalism and Mass Communication Leisure Studies Linguistics Mathematics Microbiology Music Philosophy Physics

54 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Degrees Awarded by Major B.A. B.S. Major Men Women Total Men Women Total Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Russian Science Education Social Work Sociology Spanish Speech and Hearing Science Sport Studies Statistics Theatre Arts Subtotal Bachelor of Arts/Science Degrees Degree/Major Men Women Total Bachelor of Fine Arts Art Dance Bachelor of Liberal Studies Bachelor of Music Subtotal Other Bachelor Degrees Total Undergraduate Liberal Arts & Sciences Degrees 1,546 2,122 3,668 45

55 Other Undergraduate Degrees Degree/Major Men Women Total Bachelor of Applied Science Bachelor of Business Administration Accounting Business Analytics and Information Systems Economics Finance Management Management Information Systems Marketing Subtotal Bachelor of Science in Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering Subtotal Bachelor of Science in Nursing Nursing Nursing-RN Subtotal Bachelor of Science in Medicine Medical Laboratory Science Nuclear Medicine Technology Radiation Sciences Subtotal Total Other Undergraduate Degrees Total Undergraduate Degrees 2,446 2,893 5,339 Professional Degrees Degree/Major Men Women Total Doctor of Dental Surgery Juris Doctor (JD) Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Pharmacy Total Professional Degrees

56 Graduate College Degrees Awarded M.A. M.S. Ph.D. Major Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Actuarial Science American Studies Anatomy and Cell Biology Anthropology Applied Mathematical and Computational Sciences Art Art History Asian Civilizations Astronomy Biochemistry Biology Biomedical Engineering Biostatistics Business Administration Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Chemistry Civil and Environmental Engineering Classics Clinical Investigation Communication Studies Community and Behavioral Health Computer Science Dental Public Health Economics Educational Policy and Leadership Studies Electrical and Computer Engineering English Epidemiology Exercise Science Film Studies Free Radical and Radiation Biology Genetics Geography Geoscience Health and Human Physiology Health and Sport Studies Health Services and Policy History Human Toxicology Immunology Industrial Engineering Informatics Integrated Biology Interdisciplinary Studies International Studies Journalism Leisure Studies Library and Information Science Linguistics Mass Communications Mathematics

57 M.A. M.S. Ph.D. Major Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Mechanical Engineering Microbiology Molecular and Cellular Biology Molecular Physiology and Biophysics Music Neuroscience Nursing Occupational and Environmental Health Oral Science Orthodontics Pathology Pharmacology Pharmacy Philosophy Physical Rehabilitation Science Physics Political Science Psychological and Quantitative Foundations Psychology Rehabilitation and Counselor Education Religious Studies Science Education Second Language Acquisition Social Work Sociology Spanish Speech and Hearing Science Speech Pathology and Audiology Statistics Strategic Communication Teaching and Learning Translational Biomedicine Urban and Regional Planning Subtotal Graduate Degrees

58 Other Graduate College Degrees Awarded Degree Men Women Total Master of Law (LLM) Master of Accountancy Master of Arts in Teaching Master of Business Administration CIMBA Program--MBA MBA Executive Program MBA Full-time Program MBA International Executive Program MBA for Professionals and Managers Master of Computer Science Master of Fine Arts Art Book Arts Comparative Literature - Translation Dance English Film and Video Production Spanish Creative Writing Theatre Arts Master of Hospital Administration Master of Medical Education Master of Physician Assistant Studies Master of Public Health Master of Science in Nursing Master of Social Work Education Specialist Doctor of Audiology Doctor of Musical Arts Doctor of Nursing Practice Doctor of Physical Therapy Subtotal Other Graduate Degrees Total Graduate Degrees ,865 Men Women Total Total Undergraduate Liberal Arts & Sciences Degrees 1,546 2,122 3,668 Total Other Undergraduate Degrees ,671 Total Professional Degrees Total Graduate Degrees ,865 Total Degrees Awarded at The University of Iowa 3,586 4,128 7,714 Fiscal Year

59 Minors Awarded by Department Department Major Summer 2013 Fall 2013 Spring 2014 African American Studies Aging Studies American Sign Language American Studies Ancient Civilization Anthropology Arabic Language Art Art History Asian Languages and Literature Astronomy Biology Business Administration Chemistry Cinema Communication Sciences and Disorders Communication Studies Computer Science Dance Economics Educational Psychology English Environmental Sciences French Gender, Women's and Sexuality Studies Geographic Information Science Geography Geoscience German Global Health Studies Health Promotion Health and Sport Studies History Human Physiology Human Relations Informatics International Relations International Studies Italian Latin Latin American Studies Leisure Studies Linguistics Mass Communication Mathematics Microbiology Music Philosophy Physics Political Science Portuguese Psychology Religious Studies Russian Social Work Sociology Spanish Sport Studies Statistics Theatre Arts Total Minor Degrees Awarded

60 Graduation and Retention Rates for First Year Direct from High School Students One year retention Year Retention Rate One Year Retention Rate for Entering Classes of % 87.0% % 86.6% 86.0% % 86.1% % 85.6% 85.8% 85.5% 85.0% % 84.0% 84.3% % 84.1% 83.0% % 83.2% 83.1% 83.0% % 83.0% 82.7% 82.0% 82.3% % 81.0% % 80.0% % % % Four Year Graduation Rate for the Entering Classes of Graduation Rate Year 4 year 6 year 55.0% % 64.4% % 64.6% 50.0% 51.1% 50.9% % 66.2% 47.0% % 66.1% 46.5% 47.0% 46.9% 45.0% 44.2% % 65.5% 42.3% 40.0% % 65.9% 39.0% 39.1% 39.6% % 39.6% 36.8% 66.0% 37.1% 35.0% % 69.1% 35.2% 30.0% % 69.6% % % % 69.7% % 69.5% % Six 70.0% Year Graduation Rate for the Entering Classes of % 72.0% % 70.8% 70.0% 69.1% 69.6% 69.7% 69.5% 70.0% 68.0% 66.0% 64.0% 62.0% 60.0% 64.4% 64.6% 66.2% 66.1% 65.5% 65.9% 66.0%

61 Section II STUDENTS NEW TO UNIVERSITY

62 Enrollment of Students New to the University Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Difference % College Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total + or - Entering First Year Students Tippie College of Business Engineering Liberal Arts & Sciences , , , Nursing Total Entering First Yr Students 2,036 2, ,460 2,144 2, , , College Transfers Tippie College of Business Education Engineering Liberal Arts & Sciences , , Nursing Carver College of Medicine Public Health - Undergraduate University College Total Undergraduate Transfers , , Professional Transfers Dentistry Law Carver College of Medicine Pharmacy Tippie School of Management Total Professional Transfers Graduate Transfers Graduate College Medicine - Graduate Public Health - Graduate Total Graduate Transfers Total Transfers 1,407 1, ,799 1,585 1, , Total New Students 3,443 3, ,259 3,729 4, ,768 % New to University 23% 24% 100% 23% 24% 25% 80% 25% Total Returning Students 11,693 12, ,806 11,601 12, ,619 % Returning Students 77% 76% 0% 77% 76% 75% 20% 75% Total Enrollment 15,136 15, ,065 15,330 16, ,387

63 Residency Status of New Students Fall Semesters 2013 and Resident 2013 Non-Resident 2013 % Non-Resident 2014 Resident 2014 Non-Resident 2014 % Non-Resident College Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Entering First Year: Tippie College of Business Engineering Liberal Arts & Sciences 718 1, , , , , , , , Nursing Total New First Year Students 923 1, ,134 1,113 1, , , ,197 1,193 1, , Transfer Students: Tippie College of Business Education Engineering Liberal Arts & Sciences Nursing Carver College of Medicine Public Health - Undergraduate University College Total Undergrad Transfers , , Professional: Dentistry Law Carver College of Medicine Pharmacy Tippie School of Management Total Professional Transfers Graduate Transfers: Graduate College Medicine - Graduate Public Health - Graduate Total Graduate Transfers Total Transfers , , , , TOTAL NEW STUDENTS 1,710 1, ,696 1,733 1, , ,769 2, ,863 1,960 1, ,

64 New First Year Students and Transfer Students by Ethnic Category African-American American Indian Native Hawaiin or Pacific Islander Asian Latino(a) Two or More Races International College Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Entering First Year Students: Tippie College of Business Engineering Liberal Arts & Sciences Nursing Total New First Year Students Transfer Students: Tippie College of Business Education Engineering Liberal Arts & Sciences Carver College of Medicine Nursing University College Total Undergraduate Transfers Professional: Dentistry Law Carver College of Medicine Pharmacy Tippie School of Management Total Professional Transfers Graduate Transfers: Graduate College Medicine - Graduate Public Health - Graduate Total Graduate Transfers Total New Transfers Total New Students Fall

65 Summary of First Year Student Applications Applications Net Academically Admits % Yield on Received Admits Eligible* Canceled Denied No Action Registered Total Apps Dif % 2014 % 2014 % 2013 % 2014 % Dif Resident 4,512 4, ,134 2, ,859 2, , , M 1,990 2, F 2,521 2, ,211 1, ,062 1, ,211 1, T Non-Resident 17,132 19,206 2,074 2,326 2, ,044 12,762 2, , , , M 7,967 8,998 1,031 1,113 1, ,794 5, F 9,164 10,204 1,040 1,213 1, ,250 7, T Total 21,644 24,097 2,453 4,460 4, ,903 14,840 3, , , , M 9,957 11,165 1,208 2,036 2, ,590 6, , , F 11,685 12,920 1,235 2,424 2, ,312 8, , , T % of Diff % Yield on Gross Admits Total Apps in Gross % of Gross Admits Admits Diff Resident 3,993 4, M 1,719 1, F 2,273 2, T Non-Resident 13,370 15, M 5,907 6, F 7,463 8, T 0 2 Total 17,363 19, M 7,626 8, F 9,736 10, T *Gross Admissions = Net Admits + Canceled Admits *Beginning Fall 2005 International students recommended for admission but not fully admitted because they lacked an official TOEFL score, adequate financial resources, or official academic records.

66 Summary of Undergraduate Transfer Student Applications Applications Net Academically Admits % Yield on Received Admits Eligible* Canceled Denied No Action Registered Total Apps Dif % 2014 % 2014 % 2013 % 2014 % Dif Resident 1,765 1, M F T Non-Resident 1,541 1, M F T Total 3,306 3, ,141 1, ,141 1, M 1,707 1, F 1,595 1, T % of Diff % Yield on Gross Admits Total Apps in Gross % of Gross Admits Admits Diff Resident M F T Non-Resident M F T Total M F T *Gross Admissions = Net Admits + Canceled Admits *Beginning Fall 2005 International students recommended for admission but not fully admitted because they lacked an official TOEFL score, adequate financial resources, or official academic records.

67 Summary of Applications - University of Iowa Transfer Students* Total Applications Canceled- Academically Received Registered Admitted Denied No Action Eligible Res NonRes Res NonRes Res NonRes Res NonRes Res NonRes Res NonRes UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS: Liberal Arts & Sciences Tippie College of Business Education Engineering Carver College of Medicine Nursing University College SUBTOTAL TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS GRADUATES U.S International SUBTOTAL TOTAL GRADUATES PROFESSIONAL Dentistry Law Carver College of Medicine Pharmacy Tippie School of Management SUBTOTAL TOTAL PROFESSIONAL SUBTOTALS 1, GRAND TOTAL 1,858 1, * Students transferring from one college of the University to another college of the University.

68 Summary of Applications From Students New to the University Total Applications Academically Canceled- Received Registered Eligible* Admitted Denied No Action R NR R NR R NR R NR R NR R NR ENTERING FIRST YEAR STUDENTS Liberal Arts & Sciences Engineering Tippie College Business Nursing SUBTOTAL 4,891 19,206 2,197 2, ,078 12, , TOTAL ENTERING FIRST YEAR STUDENTS 24,097 4, ,840 3,126 0 UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS: Liberal Arts & Sciences Education Engineering Tippie College Business Carver College of Medicine Nursing Public Health - Undergraduate University College SUBTOTAL 1,840 1, TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS 3,519 1, , GRADUATES U.S International SUBTOTAL 509 5, , TOTAL GRADUATES 6, ,001 0 PROFESSIONAL Dentistry Law Carver College of Medicine Pharmacy Tippie School of Management SUBTOTAL TOTAL PROFESSIONAL SUBTOTALS 7,851 30,379 3,501 3, ,604 14, , *International GRAND students TOTAL recommended for admission but not fully 38,230 admitted because 7,060 they lacked an official 103 TOEFL score, adequate 17,240 financial resources, 10,026 or official academic records. 15

69 Application, Admit, And Enrollment Rates For First-Years % of Apps % of Admits % of Apps Year Applications Admits Admitted Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled % % 19.4% % % 20.6% % % 23.0% % % 24.1% % % 26.5% % % 27.0% % % 27.2% % % 29.2% % % 29.9% % % 29.1% % % 29.0% % % 30.6% % % 32.0% % % 33.8% % % 33.9% % % 34.0% % % 34.0% % % 34.1% % % 35.9% % % 36.0% % % 35.3% % % 35.4% % % 36.7% % % 37.3% % % 35.2% % % 38.7% % % 40.2% % % 39.7% % % 41.4% % % 44.4% % % 43.4% % % 47.6% % % 48.8% % % 52.7% September 2014 ELR/Admissions

70 Part II-A College Transfers

71 Geographic Distribution Summary of New Transfer Students Fall Semesters 2013 and Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % Entering Graduate College: Iowa States Adjoining Iowa Other States Other Countries US Territories Subtotal Entering Undergraduate and Professional Colleges: Iowa , , States Adjoining Iowa Other States Other Countries US Territories Subtotal 1, ,979 1, ,285 Total All College Transfers: Iowa , , States Adjoining Iowa Other States Other Countries US Territories Total New Transfer Students 1,407 1, ,799 1,585 1, ,102 NEW TRANSFER STUDENTS By Geographical Distribution Iowa N=1, % Other States N = % US Territories N=4 0.1% Other Countries N= % Adjoining States N= % Other

72 Transfer Students By Foreign Country Tippie College of Business Professional Dental Education Engineering Graduate Public Health - Graduate Medicine - Graduate Law Liberal Arts & Sciences Professional Medicine Carver Medicine Undergraduate Nursing Pharmacy Tippie Sch Management Public Health - Undergraduate University College Total State M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T Total ALBANIA ALGERIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BAHAMAS, THE BAHRAIN BANGLADESH BELGIUM BOLIVIA BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BRAZIL CANADA CHILE CHINA COLOMBIA CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ECUADOR EGYPT FRANCE GERMANY GHANA GREECE HONDURAS HONG KONG HUNGARY INDIA INDONESIA IRAN IRAQ ITALY JAMAICA JAPAN KENYA LIBYA MALAYSIA MEXICO MOLDOVA NEPAL NETHERLANDS NEW ZEALAND NIGERIA NORWAY PAKISTAN PHILIPPINES POLAND ROMANIA RUSSIA SAUDI ARABIA SINGAPORE SOUTH KOREA SPAIN SRI LANKA SWEDEN SYRIA

73 Transfer Students By Foreign Country Tippie College of Business Professional Dental Education Engineering Graduate Medicine - Graduate Public Health - Graduate Law Liberal Arts & Sciences Professional Medicine Carver Medicine Undergraduate Nursing Pharmacy Tippie School of Management Public Health - Undergradaute University College Total State M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T Total Taiwan TANZANIA THAILAND TUNISIA TURKEY UKRAINE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNITED KINGDOM VENEZUELA VIETNAM ZIMBABWE Subtotal Int'l Guam North Mariana Islands Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Subtotal US Terr

74 Transfer Students By U.S. State Carver Tippie College of Business Dental Education Engineering Graduate Medicine - Graduate Public Health - Graduate Law Liberal Arts & Sciences College of Medicine Carver Medicine Undergraduate Nursing Pharmacy Tippie School of Management Public Health - Undergraduate University College Total State M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T Total Alaska Arizona Arkansas Armed Forces Pacific California Colorado Connecticut District Of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota

75 Transfer Students By U.S. State Tippie College of Business Dental Education Engineering Graduate Medicine - Graduate Public Health - Graduate Law Liberal Arts & Sciences Carver College of Medicine Carver Medicine Undergraduate Nursing Pharmacy Tippie Sch Management Public Health - Undergraduate University College Total State M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T Total Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Subtotal US Total Transfers ,585 1, ,102

76 Transfer Students By Iowa County Tippie Coll of Business Dental Education Engineering Graduate Carver College of Medicine - Graduate Public Health - Graduate Law Carver Carver Liberal Arts & College of Medicine Sciences Medicine Undergrad Nursing Pharmacy Public Health - Undergraduate University College Tippie School of Management County M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Total Adair Adams Allamakee Appanoose Audubon Benton Black Hawk Boone Bremer Buchanan Buena Vista Butler Calhoun Carroll Cass Cedar Cerro Gordo Cherokee Chickasaw Clarke Clay Clayton Clinton Crawford Dallas Davis Decatur Delaware Des Moines Dickinson Dubuque Emmet Fayette Floyd Franklin Fremont Greene Grundy Guthrie Hamilton Total Students

77 Transfer Students By Iowa County Tippie Coll of Business Dental Education Engineering Graduate Carver College of Medicine - Graduate Public Health Graduate Law Carver Carver Liberal Arts & College of Medicine Sciences Medicine Undergrad Nursing Pharmacy Public Health - Undergraduate University College Tippie School of Management County M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T Total Hancock Hardin Harrison Henry Howard Humboldt Ida Iowa Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Jones Keokuk Kossuth Lee Linn Louisa Lucas Lyon Madison Mahaska Marion Marshall Mills Mitchell Monona Monroe Montgomery Muscatine O'Brien Osceola Page Palo Alto Plymouth Pocahontas Polk Pottawattamie Poweshiek Total Students

78 Transfer Students By Iowa County Carver College of Carver Carver Tippie Coll of Medicine - Public Health Liberal Arts & College of Medicine Public Health - University Tippie School of Business Dental Education Engineering Graduate Graduate Graduate Law Sciences Medicine Undergrad Nursing Pharmacy Undergraduate College Management Total Students County M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F T Total Ringgold Sac Scott Shelby Sioux Story Tama Taylor Union Van Buren Wapello Warren Washington Wayne Webster Winnebago Winneshiek Woodbury Worth Wright Total ,666

79 Transfer Students From Iowa Institutions Undergraduate Public Carver Liberal Arts Carver Public Health University Health Medicine Fall 2014 Fall 2013 Institution & Sciences Tippie Business Education Engineering Nursing Medicine -Undergraduate College Professional Graduate -Graduate Graduate Total Total From Regent Institutions Iowa State University University of Northern Iowa Subtotal Regents Private Colleges & Universities Ashford University Briar Cliff Buena Vista Carl Sandburg College 0 0 Central Clarke Coe Cornell Des Moines University Dordt Drake Emmaus Bible College 0 0 Faith Baptist Bible College Graceland Grand View Grinnell Iowa Wesleyan Kaplan University - Cedar Falls 0 0 Kaplan University - Cedar Rapids Kaplan University - Online - Chicago 0 0 Kaplan University - Davenport 0 1 Kaplan University - Des Moines 0 0 Loras Luther Maharishi Univ of Mgmt Marycrest International 0 1 Morningside Mount Mercy Northwestern Olivet Nazarene University 0 0 St. Ambrose St. Luke's College

80 Transfer Students From Iowa Institutions Undergraduate Public Carver Liberal Arts Carver Public Health University Health Medicine Fall 2014 Fall 2013 Institution & Sciences Tippie Business Education Engineering Nursing Medicine -Undergraduate College Professional Graduate -Graduate Graduate Total Total St Mary's Univ -Twin Cities Simpson College University of Dubuque University of St Francis 0 1 Upper Iowa Vatterott College Waldorf Wartburg Wartburg Theological Seminary 0 0 Westmar University 0 0 William Penn Subtotal Private Community Colleges Des Moines - Ankeny Des Moines - Boone Des Moines - Carroll Des Moines - Newton Des Moines - Urbandale Des Moines - West Campus Eastern Iowa - Clinton Eastern Iowa - Muscatine Eastern Iowa - Scott Eastern Iowa - Palmer 0 0 Hawkeye - Waterloo Indian Hills - Centerville Indian Hills - Ottumwa Indian Hills - Ottumwa Heights 0 0 Iowa Central - Eagle Grove 0 0 Iowa Central - Fort Dodge Iowa Central - Storm Lake 0 0 Iowa Central - Webster City Iowa Lakes - Emmetsburg Iowa Lakes - Estherville Iowa Valley - Ellsworth Iowa Valley - Marshalltown Iowa Western - Clarinda 0 0 Iowa Western - Council Bluffs Kirkwood - Cedar Rapids

81 Transfer Students From Iowa Institutions Undergraduate Public Carver Liberal Arts Carver Public Health University Health Medicine Fall 2014 Fall 2013 Institution & Sciences Tippie Business Education Engineering Nursing Medicine -Undergradaute College Professional Graduate -Graduate Graduate Total Total Kirkwood - Iowa City North Iowa - Mason City Northeast Iowa - Calmar Northeast Iowa - Dubuque 0 0 Northeast Iowa - Peosta Northwest Iowa - Sheldon Southeastern Iowa - Burlington Southeastern Iowa - Keokuk Southwestern Iowa - Creston Western Iowa - Sioux City Subtotal Community Business & Technical Schools American College of Business Hamilton Technical College 0 0 Subtotal Bus. & Tech Nursing & Radiologic Tech Schools Allen College Covenant Medical Ctr Rad Tech Des Moines Univ Osteopath Med 0 0 Iowa Health-DM School Rad Tech 0 0 Iowa Methodist Sch of Nursing 0 0 Mercy College Health Sci Mercy Hosp Sch of Rad Tech - Mason City 0 1 Mercy/St. Luke's Sch Radio Tech 0 2 St Joseph Mercy Hosp Radio Tec 0 0 Trinity College of Nursing & Hlth Sci Subtotal Nursing & Rad Tech Total Students

82 Transfer Students By Location of Transfer College Undergraduate Transfers Public Lib. Arts Tippie Carver Public Health University Professional Graduate Medicine - Health - Total State & Sci Business Education Engineer. Nursing Medicine -Undergraduate College Transfers Transfers Graduate Graduate Transfers Alabama Alaska 1 1 Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi 1 1 Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico 2 2 New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia 1 1 Wisconsin Wyoming 1 1 Foreign Puerto Rico Military 0 Guam 0 Virgin Islands 1 1 Unknown Total 1, ,071

83 Transfer Undergraduates By Major Department Fall Semester 2013 Major Department Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Tippie College of Business Accounting Business Analytics & Info Systems Business Special 0 0 Business Standard CIMBA Programs - Undergrad Economics 0 0 Finance Management Management Info Systems 0 0 Marketing Non-degree Education Elementary Education Education English English Education Mathematics Secondary Education 0 0 Science Engineering Undeclared Biomedical Chemical Civil Electrical Industrial Mechanical Non-degree Project Lead The Way Special 0 0 Liberal Arts & Sciences African American Studies Aging Studies Program 0 0 American Studies Ancient Civilization Anthropology Applied Physics Art Art History Asian Lang & Lit Astronomy Athletic Training Interest Athletic Training 0 0 Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Child-Life Interest Cinema Classical Languages Classics Certificate 0 0 Classics Post-Bac Clinical Lab Sciences Interest Communication Studies Interest 0 0 Communication Studies

84 Transfer Undergraduates By Major Department Fall Semester 2013 Major Department Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Transgender Total Comparative Literature Dance Dance Interest Div of Cont Education 0 0 Economics Elementary Education Interest English Environmental Sciences Environmental Policy & Planning Ethics and Public Policy French Gender/Women/Sexuality Studies Geography Geoscience German Health & Human Physiology Interest 0 0 Health & Human Physiology Health Promotion Interest High School Student History Human Physiology Human Physiology Interest Human Rights 0 0 Inclusive Recreation Interest Informatics Intensive English Evaluation Interdepart Studies International Relations International Studies Italian 0 0 Journalism & M C Interest Latin American Studies 0 0 Leisure Studies Liberal Studies Interest 0 0 Linguistics Mathmatical Sciences Actuarial Science Interest Computer Science Mathematics Medical Lab Science Interest Microbiology Museum Studies Music Music Interest Non-Degree Non-Degree Study Abroad 0 0 Nonprofit Management 0 0 Not a Degree Candidate 0 0 Nuclear Med Tech Interest Nursing Interest Off-Campus Program 0 0 Open Major Performing Arts Entrepreneur 0 0 Pharmacy Interest Philosophy Physics

85 Transfer Undergraduates By Major Department Fall Semester 2013 Major Department Male Female Transgender Total Male Female Transgender Political Science Portuguese 0 Pre RN-BSN Program 0 1 Prebusiness Pre-Chiropractic 0 1 Predentistry Prelaw Premedicine Pre-Occupational Therapy Preoptometry Prepodiatry 1 1 Prephysical Therapy Prephysician Assistant program Preveterinary Medicine 1 1 Psychology Radiation Sciences Interest Russian 0 Social Work Interest Social Work Sociology Spanish Speech & Hearing Science Sports Studies Interest 0 Sports Studies Sport & Recreation Management Statistics Sustainability Program 0 Theatre Arts Therapeutic Recreation Interest Visiting Students Writing 0 1 Carver College of Medicine Radiation Sciences College of Nursing Nursing 0 Nursing-RN Non-degree Nursing-Special 0 Public Health Public Health Certificate 0 UI Hospitals & Clinics Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography 0 1 Diagnostic Medical Sonography 0 3 EMT Paramedic Program Orthoptics Perfusion Technology 1 1 Radiation Therapy Technology 0 0 University College Bachelor of Applied Studies Bachelor of Liberal Studies Continuing Education Distance Continuing Education On Campus Non-Degree Student

86 Transfer Undergraduates By Major Department Nonprofit Management REACH Program Sustanability Program 1 1 Undergraduate Workshop 2 2 TOTAL ,

87 ACT Composite Standard Scores Undergraduate College Transfer Students ACT Composite Liberal Arts & Sci Tippie Business Education Engineering Carver Medicine Nursing Public Health University College Total Standard Score Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum % Number Cum. % Number Cum % Number Cum. % 33 & above 7 1.6% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 2 8.3% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 9 1.6% % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 8.3% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 9 3.3% % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 8.3% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% % % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 8 7.3% % 1 7.7% 1 0.0% % % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% % % % % 1 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 1 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 1 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 1 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % 13 & below % % 0 0.0% % % % 0 0.0% % % Subtotal Information Missing Total ,683 Median Mean

88 ACT Composite Standard Scores Undergraduate College Transfer Students by Classification and Gender ACT First Year & Unclass. Sophomores Juniors Seniors Men Women Transgender Total Standard Score Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum % Number Cum. % 33 and above and below Subtotal Missing TOTAL ,683 Median Mean

89 ACT Composite Standard Scores Liberal Arts and Sciences Transfer Students by Classification and Gender ACT First year & Unclass. Sophomores Juniors Seniors Men Women Transgender Total Standard Score Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum. % Number Cum % Number Cum. % 33 and above and below Subtotal Missing TOTAL Median Mean

90 GRE Aptitude Test: Quantitative Scores Graduate Students Entering Fall 2013 Quantitative Number Percent Cumulative Percent Score Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Total Median Mean

91 GRE Aptitude Test: Analytic Scores Graduate Students Entering Fall 2013 Analytic Number Percent Cumulative Percent Score Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Total Median Mean

92 GRE Aptitude Test: Verbal Scores Graduate Students Entering Fall 2013 Number Percent Cumulative Percent Verbal Score Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Total Median Mean

93 Graduate Management Admission Test Scores Students Entering the Tippie School of Management or the Graduate College Fall Semester 2013 Number Percent Cumulative Percent Score Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Total Median Mean

94 Pre-Dental Grade-Point Averages First Year Dental Class Entering Cumulative GPA Science GPA Grade-Point Average Resident Non-Res Total Resident Non-Res Total Below No information Total Median Mean Dental Admission Test Scores First Year Dental Class Entering Fall 2014 Academic Average Perceptual Ability Test DAT Score Resident Non-Res Total Resident Non-Res Total No information Total Median Mean

95 Pre-Law Grade-Point Average First Year Law Class Entering Cumulative GPA Residents Non-Residents Total Below Total Median 3.64 Mean 3.6 * Of the total first year class of 141, the GPAs of zero students could not be converted. Law School Admission Test Scores First Year Law Class Entering LSAT Score Residents Non-Residents Total Under Total Median 160 Mean 160 *Used high LSAT if taken more than once

96 Pre-Medical Grade-Point Average First Year Medical Class Entering (Based on Entire Entering Class) Cumulative GPA Science GPA GPA Residents Non-Residents Total GPA Residents Non-Residents Total Below Below Total Total Medical College Admission Test Scores First Year Medical Class Entering Verbal Reasoning Physical Sciences Biological Sciences Score Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident or below Total

97 Part II-B Entering First Year Students

98 Geographic Distribution Summary of Entering First Year Students Fall Semesters 2013 and 2014 Fall Semester 2013 Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Total Students from: # % # % # % # % # % # % # % Iowa , , , , States Adjoining Iowa , , Other States US Territories Foreign Total 2,144 2, ,666 2,036 2,424 4,460 ENTERING FIRST YEAR STUDENTS By Geographical Distribution Iowa N= 2, % Adjoining States 1, % Other States N= 258 Foreign N= % US Territories N= 2 0.0% U.S. Territories: 2 in , 0 in Iowa Adjoini Other States US TerrForeign Iowa Adjoini Other States Foreign

99 Entering First Year Students by Foreign Country Country/ Tippie Business Engineering Liberal Arts & Sci Nursing Total Students State Men Women Men Women Men Women Transgende Men Women Men Women Transgender Total Australia Austria Bahrain Bangladesh Belgium Belize Bolivia Brazil Burma Canada China, Peoples Rep of Congo Cyprus Egypt France Georgia Germany Hong Kong Hungry India Indonesia Iran Italy Japan Kenya Lebanon Libya Malaysia Mexico Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nigeria Norway Pakistan Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Saudi Arabia Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Sudan Sweden Syria Taiwan Thailand Togo Uganda United Arab Emirates United Kingdom Venezuela Vietnam Total Foreign U.S. Territories Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Total U.S. Territores Entering First Year Students by State Country/ Tippie Business Engineering Liberal Arts & Sci Nursing Total Students State Men Women Men Women Men Women Transgende Men Women Men Women Transgender Total Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Armed Forcs California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa , , Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virgina Wisconsin Wyoming Total States Grand Total

100 Entering First Year Students by Iowa County Country/ Tippie Business Engineering Liberal Arts & Sci Nursing Total Students State Men Women Men Women Men Women Transgende Men Women Men WomenTransgende Total Adair Adams Allamakee Appanoose Audubon Benton Black Hawk Boone Bremer Buchanan Buena Vista Butler Calhoun Carroll Cass Cedar Cerro Gordo Cherokee Chickasaw Clarke Clay Clayton Clinton Crawford Dallas Davis Decatur Delaware Des Moines Dickinson Dubuque Emmet Fayette Floyd Franklin Fremont Greene Grundy Guthrie Hamilton Hancock Hardin Harrison Henry Howard Humboldt Ida Iowa Jackson Jasper

101 Entering First Year Students by Iowa County Country/ Tippie Business Engineering Liberal Arts & Sci Nursing Total Students State Men Women Men Women Men Women Transgende Men Women Men WomenTransgende Total Jefferson Johnson Jones Keokuk Kossuth Lee Linn Louisa Lucas Lyon Madison Mahaska Marion Marshall Mills Mitchell Monona Monroe Montgomery Muscatine O'Brien Osceola Page Palo Alto Plymouth Pocahontas Polk Pottawattamie Poweshiek Ringgold Sac Scott Shelby Sioux Story Tama Taylor Union Van Buren Wapello Warren Washington Wayne Webster Winnebago Winneshiek Woodbury Worth Wright Total Iowa First Year Students , , ,197

102 Iowa High Schools Sending Five or More First Year Students Fall Semester 2013 and 2014 Number of Students Number of Students Tippie Lib Tippie Lib High School Bus Engnr Arts Nurs Total Total High School Bus Engnr Arts Nurs Total Total West High School, Iowa City Decorah High School, Decorah Valley High School, West Des Moines Solon High School, Solon City High School, Iowa City West Branch High School, West Branch Waukee High School, Waukee Bishop Heelan Catholic High School, Sioux City Pleasant Valley High School, Bettendorf Central High School, De Witt John F Kennedy Senior High School, Cedar Rapids Clear Creek Amana High School, Tiffin Linn-Mar High School, Marion West High School, Waterloo Bettendorf High School, Bettendorf Crestwood High School, Cresco Dowling High School, West Des Moines Durant High School, Durant George Washington High School, Cedar Rapids East High School, Sioux City Prairie High School, Cedar Rapids Fort Madison High School, Fort Madison West High School, Davenport Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment, Fairfield Ankeny Centennial High School, Ankeny Marion High School, Marion Cedar Falls High School, Cedar Falls Ottumwa High School, Ottumwa Central High School, Davenport Pella Community High School, Pella Ankeny High School, Ankeny Alburnett Junior-Senior High School, Alburnett Roosevelt High School, Des Moines Carlisle High School, Carlisle Hempstead High School, Dubuque Central Lee High School, Donnellson Johnston High School, Johnston Columbus High School, Waterloo Southeast Polk High School, Pleasant Hill Fairfield Community High School, Fairfield East High School, Des Moines Independence Senior High School, Independence Xavier High School, Cedar Rapids North Scott High School, Eldridge Assumption High School, Davenport Regina High School, Iowa City Muscatine High School, Muscatine Storm Lake Senior High School, Storm Lake Abraham Lincoln High School, Des Moines Tipton Community High School, Tipton Dubuque Senior High School, Dubuque Washington High School, Washington Thomas Jefferson High School, Cedar Rapids Adel Desoto Minburn High School, Adel Wahlert Catholic High School, Dubuque Center Point Urbana High School, Center Point Ames High School, Ames Clear Lake High School, Clear Lake Indianola High School, Indianola Exira-EHK High School, Elk Horn 7 7 Urbandale High School, Urbandale Hoover High School, Des Moines North High School, Sioux City Le Mars High School, Le Mars Clinton High School, Clinton Lisbon High School, Lisbon Western Dubuque High School, Epworth New Hampton High School, New Hampton Burlington Community High School, Burlington Newton High School, Newton Mason City High School, Mason City North Fayette Valley High School, West Union Benton Community High School, Van Horne Osage Community High School, Osage Lewis Central High School, Council Bluffs Vinton-Shellsburg High School, Vinton North High School, Davenport West Delaware High School, Manchester Spencer High School, Spencer Williamsburg Jr/Sr High School, Williamsburg West High School, Sioux City Glenwood High School, Glenwood Harlan Community High School, Harlan Keokuk High School, Keokuk Marshalltown Senior High School, Marshalltown Kuemper Catholic High School, Carroll Mount Vernon High School, Mount Vernon Mount Pleasant Community High School, Mount Pleasant North High School, Des Moines Norwalk High School, Norwalk Beckman High School, Dyersville Perry High School, Perry Bondurant Farrar Community High School, Bondurant Atlantic High School, Atlantic Charles City High School, Charles City Clarinda High School, Clarinda

103 Iowa High Schools Sending Five or More First Year Students Fall Semester 2013 and 2014 Number of Students Tippie Lib High School Bus Engr Arts Nurs Total Total East High School, Waterloo East Marshall High School, Le Grand English Valleys High School, North English Forest City High School, Forest City Fort Dodge High School, Fort Dodge Gilbert High School, Gilbert North Union High School, Armstrong Oskaloosa Community Senior High School, Oskaloosa Saint Albert High School, Council Bluffs Spirit Lake High School, Spirit Lake Washington High School, Cherokee Webster City Community School, Webster City Total Iowa Freshmen Enrolling 5 or more

104 Major Department Entering First Year Students Fall Semesters 2013 and 2014 Fall Semester 2013 College/Major Men Women Transgender Total Men Women Total Tippie College of Business Business Direct Admission College of Engineering Biomedical Chemical Civil Electrical Industrial Mechanical Undeclared College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Actuarial Science Interest African American Studies 0 Ancient Civilization Anthropology Applied Physics Art Art History Asian Language & Lit Astronomy Athletic Training Interest Biochemistry Biology Pre-Business Chemistry Child-Life-interest Pre-Chiropractic Cinema Classical Languages Clinical Laboratory Sciences Interest Communication Studies Comparative Literature Computer Science Dance Dance Interest Pre-Dentistry Economics Elementary Education Interest English Environmental Policy & Planning Environmental Sciences Ethics and Public Policy French

105 Major Department Entering First Year Students Fall Semesters 2013 and 2014 Fall Semester 2013 College/Major Men Women Transgende Total Men Women Total Gender/Women/Sexuality Studies Geography Geoscience German Health & Human Physiology Health & Human Physiology Interest 0 0 Health Promotion Interest History Human Physiology Human Physiology Interest Inclusive Recreation Interest Informatics Interdepartmental Studies International Relations International Studies Italian Journalism & Mass Comm Interest Journalism & Mass Communications Pre-Law Leisure Studies Linguistics Mathematics Medical Laboratory Science Interest Pre-Medicine Microbiology Pre-Mortuary Science 0 0 Music Interest Music Nuclear Medicine Tech Interest Nursing Interest Pre-Occupational Therapy Open Major Pre-Optometry Pharmacy Interest Philosophy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Program Physics Pre-Podiatry 0 0 Political Science Portuguese 0 0 Psychology Radiation Sciences Interest Religious Studies 0 0 Russian Science Education Social Work Interest Sociology Spanish Speech and Hearing Science Sport and Recreation Mgmt Sports Studies Sport Studies Interest 0 0 Statistics Theatre Arts Therapeutic Recreation Interest Pre-Veterinary Medicine Nursing 0 Nursing TOTAL 2,144 2, ,666 2,036 2,424 4,460

106 High School Grade-Point Average Entering First Year Students Grade-Point Number Percent Cumulative Percent Average Men Women Transgende Total Men Women Total Men Women Total > (55.3*) (68.9) (62.8) (55.3*) (68.9) (62.8) (35.3) (26.5) (30.5) (90.6) (95.4) (93.3) (8.8) (4.3) (6.3) (99.4) (99.7) (99.6) or below (.6) (.3) (.4) (100.0) (100.0) (100.0) Subtotal 1,853 2, ,152 No information TOTAL 2,144 2, ,666 Mean High School Grade-Point Average 3.63 * (Italics refer to the Fall 2013 class percentage)

107 High School Decile Rank Entering First Year Students Fall Semesters 2009 to 2014 Number of First Year Students Percent of Class Cumulative Percent Decile First (Highest) Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Subtotal 2,709 2,705 3,102 3, , Rank Unavailable 1,957 1, Total 4,666 4,460 4,470 4,565 4,557 4,063

108 ACT Composite Scores Liberal Arts and Sciences First Year Students Entering First Semester 2014 First Semester 2013 ACT Men Women Transgender Total Total Composite Score Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % and below , , , , Missing Info Total 1,618 2, ,811 3,738 Median Mean

109 ACT Composite Scores Engineering First Year Students Entering First Semester 2014 First Semester 2013 ACT Men Women Total Total Composite Score Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Missing Info Total Median Mean

110 ACT Composite Scores Five Year Comparison All Entering First Year Students Fall 2014 ACT Number of First Year Students Percent of Class Cumulative Percent Composite Score and above and under Subtotal 4,061 3,991 4,054 4,078 4,148 3,786 Missing Info Total 4,666 4,460 4,470 4,565 4,557 4,063 Median Mean

111 ACT Class Profile Report 2014 First Year Students -- National Norm English Mathematics Reading Science Composite Score Number % Rec'd Number % Rec'd Number % Rec'd Number % Rec'd Number % Rec'd 36 5, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Avg (SD) 20.3 (6.6) 20.9 (5.3) 21.3 (6.3) 20.8 (5.5) 21.0 (5.4) *for further information regarding National Test Data see:

112 SAT Combined Scores First Year Students in Liberal Arts and Sciences SAT Fall Semester 2013 Combined Men Women Transgender Total Total Standard Score Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Number % Cum.% Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % and below Not Submitted 1,423 1, ,377 3,343 Total 1,618 2, ,811 3,746 Median Mean

113 SAT Combined Scores First Year Students in Engineering Entering SAT Fall Semester 2013 Combined Men Women Total Total Standard Score Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % Number % Cum. % and below Not Submitted Total Median Mean

114 SAT Combined Standard Scores Four Year Comparison of Entering First Year Students SAT Combined Number of Freshmen Percent of Class Cumulative Percent Standard Score and above and below Subtotal Not Submitted 4,139 3,991 4,110 4,170 Total 4,666 4,460 4,470 4,565 Median Mean

115 INDEX ACT scores Full-Time Equivalent Engineering first yr students by gender, 2-yr comp 98 By level, residency 12 Five-year comparison of entering first yr students 99 Two-year comparison by gender, class 11 LibArts first yr students by gender, 2-yr comparison 97 Lib Arts & Sicences transfers by class, gender 78 Gender National norms: Entering Class 100 ACT scores, two-year comparison Transfers by class, gender 77 ACT scores, transfers by class Transfers by college 76 Age distribution 35 Applications summary, first yr students by residency 56 Age by level 35 Applications summary, transfers by residency 57 Ethnicity by college 38 Applications summary Full-Time/Part-Time 8 First year students by residency, gender 56 Full-time equivalency by class, 2-year comparison 12 New students by college, residency 59 Geographic origin of first year students by college Transfers by residency, gender 57 GMAT score distribution 82 UI transfers by college, residency 58 GPAs of new first year students 95 Graduate College degrees awarded College GRE score distribution Credit hours by class 2 Major department of new first yr students, 2-yr comp Enrollment by gender, two-year comparison 1 New students by ethnicity, college 53,55 Geographic origin of first year students by gender Professional degrees awarded 46 ACT scores of transfers 76 Residency 8 Applications summary by residency Transfers by geographic origin, college Continuing student enrollment 9 Transfers by major department, 2-yr comparison Enrollment two-year comparison 9 Transfers, two-year comparison by region 61 Enrollment two-year comparison by gender 1 Two-year comparison of new students 53 Ethnicity, gender 38 Geographic origin of transfers by gender Geographic Origin Iowa college transfers Iowa high schools sending 5 or more first yr students Iowa high schools sending 5 or more first yr students New first year students by college, gender New student 9 Total enrollment by country, college, gender Re-entering enrollment 9 Total enrollment by Iowa county, college, gender Total enrollment by region, level 14 Continuing student enrollment 9 Total enrollment by state, college, gender Transfers by college, gender Credit Hours 2 Transfers by region, gender 61 Courses Fall courses offered by day of the week 4 Grade-point averages Spring courses offered by day of the week 5 High school GPA, new first yr students by gender 95 Pre-dental GPAs by residency 83 Degrees awarded Pre-law GPAs by residency 84 BBA by gender 46 Pre-medical GPAs by residency 85 BS special degrees by gender 46 Undergraduate by class, gender and status 41 Five-year summary 42 Gender 43 Graduation Rate 51 Graduate college degrees by gender Liberal Arts & Sciences by major, gender GRE scores by gender Minors awarded by department, session 50 Professional degress by gender 46 G.I. Bill 13 GMAT score distribution by gender 82 Dental College first yr students DAT scores by residency 83 Grade-point average, mean over several years 40 Pre-dental GPAs by residency 83 High school decile rank: new first yr students, 5-yr comp 96 Disability category 34 Historical Enrollment with Minorty count 7 Ethnicity By college, gender 38 Iowa colleges, students transferring from By major By professional college 26,36 Iowa high schools sending 5 or more first year students New students by gender, college 55 Law College Full-Time/Part-Time 8 LSAT test score distribution by residency 84 Pre-law GPAs by residency 84

116 Level Non-Primary Program of Study By age 35 By gender, class 11 Professional College By major department, gender, ethnicity Ethnicity 26,39 Credit Hours 2 Gender 26 Enrollment comparison over several years 6 Full-time/Part-time enrollment 8 Residency Residency by gender 10 Application summary by gender Two-year comparison 11 By gender, level 10 DAT scores distribution 83 Liberal Arts & Sciences Full-time/Part-Time 8 ACT composite scores of entering first yr students LSAT scores distribution 84 Degrees awarded - most recent academic year MCAT scores distribution 85 New students by gender, two-year comparison 54 Major department Pre-dental GPAs 83 By level, gender, ethnicity Pre-law GPAs 84 By professional college, gender, ethnicity 26 Pre-medical GPAs 85 Degrees awarded, summary of 42 Two-year comparison 10 First year students by gender, two-year comparison Graduate degress awarded by gender Retention Rate 48 Liberal Arts & Sciences degrees awarded by gender Professional degrees awarded by gender 46 SAT Scores, first yr students Transfers by gender, two-year comparison Senior enrollment by primary POS 31 Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine MCAT scores by residency 85 Session, enrollment by 6 Pre-medical GPAs by residency 85 Transfer students New first year students ACT scores ACT score: Engineering first yr students by gender 98 Applications summary by residency. gender 55, 57 ACT scores: LibArts& Sci first year students by gender 97 Geographic location of transfer college by college 72 ACT scores: Five-year comparison 99 Geographic origin by college, gender Applications for admission summary 54 GRE scores Ethnicity, gender 53 Home state, two-years comparison 61 Geographic distribution by college, gender Iowa college transfers by college Geographic summary, two-year comparison 87 Major department by gender, two-year comparison High school decile rank, five-year comparison 96 High school grade-point average 95 Veterans 13 Major department by gender, two-year comparison SAT Scores Zip code address by gender 36 New student enrollment Applications summary by college, residency By college, level 9 Two-year comparison by gender 53 Residency status, gender 54 Transfers by location of transfer college, level 72

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