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NEW STUDENTS APPLIED, ADMITTED AND ENROLLEDFALL SEMESTERS 1991 - 2000

Thousands

2.1281.895

2.155 2.3122.036 2.175 2.372 2.558 2.606 2.639

3.599 3.554.011

4.3834.01 3.971

4.2774.727

4.965 4.817

6.517

7.393 7.5217.741

7.476 7.394 7.2117.545 7.586 7.656

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 20000

2

4

6

8

10

Source: Admission FileGraph by University Planning & Analysis

Applied

Admitted

Enrolled


NEW STUDENTS ENROLLED BY GENDERFALL SEMESTERS 1996 - 2000

Total Students

1996 1997 1998 1999 20000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

89112842175

96014122372

102715312558

104315632606

107115682639

MALEFEMALETOTAL

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

Source: Admission FileGraph by University Plannning & Analysis

SOURCE OF NEW STUDENTS ENROLLEDFALL SEMESTERS 1995 - 1999

1995 1996 1997 1998 19990

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

1,361622

53

1,496634

45

1,568750

54

1,620907

31

1,650920

36

FLORIDANON-FLORIDAFOREIGN

FOREIGN NON-FLORIDA FLORIDA

SOURCE OF STUDENTS ENROLLEDFALL 2000

Source by Gender

FLA RESIDENT NON-FLA RESIDENT FORIEGN0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

1,669647

1,022

940405535

301911

TOTALMALEFEMALE

FEMALE

MALE

Source: Admission FileGraph by University Planning & Analysis

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

30The Florida Agricultural and Mechanical UniversityFact Book 2000-01

TYPE FALL FALL FALL FALL FALLSTUDENT 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

EARLY ADMITApplied 1 0 1 1 2Admitted 0 0 1 1 1Enrolled 0 0 1 1 0

FTICApplied 4847 4875 5258 5634 5801Admitted 2903 3238 3719 3957 3789Enrolled 1494 1668 1915 1902 1943

JR. COLL TRANSFERApplied 777 712 681 474 473Admitted 363 330 327 268 277Enrolled 251 231 206 196 192

OTHER COLL TRANSFERApplied 1207 1037 1020 831 751Admitted 371 297 341 300 319Enrolled 199 179 204 171 202

GRADUATEApplied 562 587 585 646 629Admitted 334 412 339 439 431Enrolled 231 294 232 336 302

Source: Admission File

NEW STUDENT TRANSACTIONS DATAAPPLIED VS. ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 2000

Graph by University Planning & Analysis

TYPE STUDENT

Thousands

FTIC JR. COLL TRANSFEROTHER COLL TRANSFER GRADUATE0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Applied Admitted Enrolled


NEW STUDENTS ENROLLED BY ETHNIC ORIGIN - FALL 1996 THRU FALL 2000

FALL FALL FALL FALL FALLRACE 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

AMER INDIAN 1 0 1 2 2

ASIAN 40 28 44 22 12

BLACK 1932 2127 2359 2405 2470

HISPANIC 28 24 27 29 25

NON-RES ALIEN 36 49 25 34 26

WHITE 138 144 122 114 104

TOTAL 2175 2372 2558 2606 2639

NEW STUDENT ENROLLMENTBY ETHNIC ORIGIN

FALL 2000

1,487

51

13

7

1

9

983

53

12

5

1

17

FEMALE

MALE

0 200 400 600 800 1,0001,2001,4001,6000

BLACK WHITE HISPANIC

ASIAN INDIAN NON-RES ALIEN

PERCENTAGE OF NEW STUDENTSENROLLED BY ETHNIC ORIGIN

FALL 2000

Source: Admission FileGraphs by University Planning & AnalysisAsian and American Indian < 1%

PERCENTAGE

Hispanic 1%White 4%

Non-Resident Alien 1%

Black 94%

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

*Fall 1998, one student with no ethnic origin reported


NEW STUDENTS ADMISSION DATA COMPARISONSAPPLICATIONS VS. ADMISSION VS. ENROLLMENT


Thousands

APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED0

2

4

6

8

10

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

No. of Applicants 7394 7211 7545 7583 7656

No. Admitted 3971 4277 4727 4965 4817

% of Applied Admitted 53.71 59.31 62.65 65.48 62.92

No. Enrolled 2175 2372 2558 2606 2639

% of Admitted Enrolled 54.77 55.46 54.12 52.49 54.76


NEW STUDENT APPLICATION STATUS BY PROGRAM CATEGORYAPPLIED VS. ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 2000

000000 General Studies 1745 1123 597010102 Agricultural Business / Operations 17 12 10010605 Landscape Operations & Mgmt 6 5 4020101 Agriculture Science 53 40 21030102 Environmental Sciences 29 21 15040201 Architecture 205 134 75040601 Landscape Architecture 3 3 2050201 African-American (Black) Studies 8 4 3090401 Journalism 211 130 64090410 Magazine Production 28 12 8110101 Computer & Information Science 406 241 131110301 Computer & Information Science 1 0 0130401 Ed Admin/Leadership, General 72 43 28131103 Counselor Ed 39 31 17131201 Adult & Continuing Teacher Ed 9 7 6131202 Elementary Teacher Ed 27 20 9131204 Pre-Elem/Early Childhood Teacher Ed 4 1 1131205 Secondary Teacher Ed 1 1 0131302 Art Teacher Ed 3 2 0131303 Business Teacher Ed (Vocational) 3 0 0131305 English Teacher Ed 9 8 5131311 Mathematics Teacher Ed 7 5 4131312 Music Teacher Ed 15 5 2131314 Physical Ed Teaching & Coaching 24 5 2131316 Science Teacher Ed 3 3 2131317 Social Sciences Teacher Ed 11 7 3131320 Trade & Industrial Teacher Ed (Vocational) 2 2 2139999 Education, General 272 163 98140301 Agricultural Engineering 6 6 5140701 Chemical Engineering 66 45 23140801 Civil Engineering 172 111 53140901 Computer Engineering 92 64 34141001 Electrical, Electronics Engineering 142 105 49141701 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 35 28 17141901 Mechanical Engineering 75 47 23149999 Engineering, General 5 3 2150201 Civil Technology 7 4 3150303 Electronic Engineering Technology 28 20 10151001 Construction/Building Technology 22 11 6160905 Spanish 4 3 2230101 English, General 43 28 14260101 Biology, General 531 379 163270101 Mathematics, General 14 8 5380310 Philosophy & Religion 4 3 1


NEW STUDENT APPLICATION STATUS BY PROGRAM CATEGORYAPPLIED VS. ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 2000

CODE PROGRAM CATEGORY NAME APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED

400501 Chemistry 47 38 25400801 Physics 19 16 13420101 Psychology, General 240 152 62421701 School Psychology 9 8 6430104 Criminal Justice Studies 158 73 43440701 Social Work, General 49 32 25450101 Social Sciences, General 39 27 17450601 Economics 24 17 9450801 History 13 10 6451001 Political Science & Government 124 79 31451101 Sociology 20 13 8450601 Graphic Design 39 17 9450801 Dramatic Arts 34 10 6451001 Studio/Fine Arts 4 79 31451101 Graphics Arts Technology 4 13 8500402 Music Performance 64 33 17500501 Jazz Studies 1 0 0500702 Health Services Administration 2 1 0500801 Health Information Management 3 3 3500903 Nursing 18 15 10512001 Pharmacy 575 302 208512201 Public Health 43 31 18512306 Occupational Therapy 13 12 9512308 Physical Therapy 16 11 9519999 Health Sciences, General 487 290 152520201 Business Admin & Management 1070 665 393520301 Accounting 82 47 25

TOTAL 7656 4817 2639


COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 173 54 227SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES 76 33 109SCHOOL OF NURSING 62 12 74ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES INSTITUTE 9 6 15COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 141 30 171COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 347 262 609COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES, TECHNOLOGY, & AGRICULTURE 36 23 59FAMU/FSU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 89 105 194SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY 180 237 417SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM, MEDIA AND GRAPHIC ARTS 52 39 91SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 52 25 77SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES 452 144 596

TOTAL 1669 970 2639

NUMBER OF NEW STUDENTS ENROLLED BY SCHOOL/COLLEGEFLORIDA VS. NON-FLORIDA RESIDENCE

FALL 2000

PERCENTAGE OF NEW STUDENTS ENROLLEDFLORIDA VS NON-FLORIDA

FALL 2000


NON-FLORIDA 37%

FLORIDA 63%

SCHOOL/COLLEGE IN-STATE OUT-OF-STATE TOTAL


Univof VA

Yale

FAMU

Havard

Howard

Stanfo

rd

Univof FL

Howard

Harvard

FAMU

Princeto

n

Univof FL

FAMU

Howard

Harvard

Univof FL

Howard

FAMU

Stanfo

rd

Harvard

Yale

Stanfo

rd

Howard

Harvard

FAMU

TOP FIVE UNIVERSITIES ENROLLINGNATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARS

1996-2000

Ranking

3

2

1

200019991996 1997 1998

5

4

Universities

Scholars Enrolled

2328

5169

70

3138

4358

73

2224

5859

63

3241

4344

63

2935

466262

Univ of VAYale

FAMUHarvardHoward

StanfordUniv of FL

HowardHarvard

FAMU

PrincetonUniv of FL

FAMUHowardHarvard

Univ of FLHoward

FAMUStanfordHarvard

YaleStanford

HowardHarvard

FAMU

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

FIVE HIGHEST RANKED UNIVERSITIES FOR ENROLLMENTOF NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARS

1996-2000

Source: ACT TestingNote: Based upon new scholars for each yearGraphs by University Planning & Analysis

2000

1999

1996

1997

1998

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○


Florida A&M University 62 33Harvard College 62 0Howard University 46 36Stanford University 35 0Yale University 29 0University of Florida 28 17Massachusetts Institute of Technology 25 0Washington University 23 6University of Southern California 22 13New York University 19 9Duke University 17 0Princeton University 16 0University of Alabama, Tuscalossa 16 10University of Pennsylvania 16 0Florida State University 15 7University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 14 0Emory University 13 6University of Oklahoma 13 6Georgia Institute of Technology 12 6Iowa State University 12 8Morehouse College 12 4Northwestern University 11 2Brown University 10 1Rutgers-The State University 10 6University of Michigan 10 0University of Chicago 9 3Vanderbuilt University 9 3Dartmouth College 8 1University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign 8 4University of Miami 8 3Wake Forest University 8 4Columbia University 7 0Cornell University 7 0Xavier University of Louisiana 7 2Georgetown University 6 1John Hopkins University 6 3Ohio State University 6 2Rice University 6 0Amherst College 5 0Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge 5 5Tulane University 5 0University of Georgia 5 1University of Maryland, College Park 5 0University of Texas, Austin 5 0University of Virginia 5 0Agnes Scott College 4 0Texas A&M University 4 0University of California, Berkeley” 4 0Boston University 3 2California Institute of Technology 3 0Drexel University 3 0Mississippi State University 3 0North Carolina State University 3 0Spelman College 3 1Swarthmore College 3 0University of California, Los Angeles 3 0University of Mississippi 3 0University of South Florida 3 0

Note:

Column 1 = Number of National MeritScholars enrolled atInstitution.

Column 2 = Number of Scholarswhose awards aresponsored by theInstitution.

No. Inst.Scholars Supp

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ENROLLING NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSFALL 2000



Source: ACT Testing

Wesleyan University 3 0Cooper Union 2 0Michigan State University 2 0North Carolina A&T University 2 0Ohio University - Athens 2 0Tougaloo College 2 0University of Central Florida 2 0University of Memphis 2 0University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 2 0University of Notre Dame 2 0University of Pittsburgh 2 0University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2 0University of Tulsa 2 0Williams College 2 0Albany State University 1 0Auburn University 1 0Barnard College 1 0Bates College 1 0Belmont University 1 0Birmingham-Southern University 1 0Boston College 1 0Brandeis University 1 0Bryn Mawr College 1 0Carnegie Mellon University 1 0Case Western Reserve University 1 0Central Michigan University 1 0Clemson University 1 0College of Charleston 1 0Colorado School of Mines 1 0Columbus State University 1 0Denison University 1 0DePaul University 1 0DePauw University 1 0Drake University 1 0Fisk University 1 0Furman University 1 0Georgia Perimeter College 1 0Ithaca College 1 0Kent State University 1 0Kenyon College 1 0Lee University 1 0Long Island U-C W Post Campus 1 0Louisiana State University, Shreveport 1 0Loyola University of New Orleans 1 0Manhaxtan College 1 0Millsaps College 1 0Morgan State University 1 0Mount Holyoke College 1 0Oakwood College 1 0Oglethorpe University 1 0Pennsylvania State University, University Park 1 0Pennsylvania State University, Wilkes-Barne Campus 1 0Pepperdine University 1 0Pomona College 1 0Reed College 1 0Rollins College 1 0Rowan University 1 0Scripps College 1 0Southwest Missouri State University 1 0

Southwest Tennessee Community College 1 0Temple University-Philadelphia 1 0Texas Southern University 1 0University of Alabama Birmingham 1 0University of Arizona 1 0University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 1 0University of California, San Diego 1 0University of California, Santa Cruz 1 0University of Delaware 1 0University of Houston 1 0University of Illinois, Chicago 1 1University of Missouri, Columbia 1 0University of Missouri, Rolla 1 0University of North Carolina, Charlotte 1 0University of North Carolina, Greensboro 1 0University of Rochester 1 0University of San Diego 1 0University of Texas Dallas 1 0University of Washington 1 0Univesity of Kentucky 1 0Univserity of the South Carolina, Columbia 1 0Vassar College 1 0Virginia Commonwealth University 1 0Virginia Polytechnic Institue and State University 1 0Walla Walla College 1 0Wellesley College 1 0Westminster Choir College 1 0

Scholars CollegesEnrolled Attended

515 76 Private Institutions 307 69 Public Institutions

822 145


NON-BLACK MALE VS. FEMALE FTIC STUDENTS ENROLLEDFALL SEMESTERS 1996 - 2000

Total Students

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

2421

2414

1015

2513

2121

MALEFEMALE

MALE

FEMALE

BLACK MALE VS. FEMALE FTIC STUDENTS ENROLLEDFALL SEMESTERS 1996 - 2000

Total Students

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

575874

6601008

7751140

7571104

7571144

MALEFEMALE

MALE

FEMALE

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

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FTIC STUDENTS BY SCHOOL AND COLLEGEADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 2000

SCHOOL/COLLEGE

NUMBER OF STUDENTS

1104583958430

575308314142

2051441346913468

1075310461

85446440

41

General Studies

Arts & Sciences

Business & Industry

FAMU/FSU Engineering

Pharmacy

SJMGA

Allied Health

Nursing

Education

Architecture

CESTA

Environmental Sci

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200

Admitted Enrolled

Source: Admission FileGraph by University Planning & AnalysisSJMGA = School of Journalism, Media and Graphic Arts

Admitted 3,788Enrolled 1,943


ENROLLED FTIC AS PERCENTAGE OF ADMITTEDBY SCHOOL AND COLLEGE

FALL 2000

Graph by University Planning & AnalysisSJMGA = School of Journalism, Media and Graphic ArtsCESTA = College of Engineering Sciences, Technology and Agriculture

SCHOOL/COLLEGE

PERCENTAGE

70.2462.5

58.6553.5752.8151.6751.4950.75

49.5345.2244.89

25

PharmacyCESTA

EducationBusiness & Industry

General StudiesArchitecture

SJMGAAllied Health

NursingFAMU/FSU Engineering

Arts & SciencesEnvironmental Sci

0 20 40 60 80

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

NUMBER OF FTIC STUDENTS ENROLLED BY SCHOOL/COLLEGEFLORIDA VS. NON-FLORIDA RESIDENCE

FALL 2000

SCHOOL/COLLEGE IN-STATE OUT-OF-STATE TOTAL

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 111 33 144SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES 43 25 68SCHOOL OF NURSING 43 10 53ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES INSTITUTE 1 0 1COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 44 17 61COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 210 220 430COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES, TECHNOLOGY, & AGRICULTURE 26 14 40FAMU/FSU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 59 83 142SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY 109 199 308SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM MEDIA AND GRAPHIC ARTS 33 36 69SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 24 20 44SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES 443 140 583

TOTAL 1146 797 1943


FTIC STUDENTS ENROLLED BY SCHOOL/COLLEGE, MAJOR AND GENDERFALL 2000

MAJOR FEMALE MALE TALLYCOLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES:PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL 111 33 144SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES:PRE-HEALTH CARE 4 0 4PRE-HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 2 0 2PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 7 1 8PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY 35 18 53PRE-RESPIRATORY THERAPY 0 1 1SCHOOL OF NURSING:PRE-NURSING 49 4 53ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES INSTITUTE:ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 1 0 1COLLEGE OF EDUCATION:PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 0 1PRE-TEACHER EDUCATION 47 13 60COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES:AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES 1 1 2BIOLOGY 51 14 65BIOLOGY EDUCATION 1 0 1CHEMISTRY 12 4 16CHORAL MUSIC 0 1 1COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCES 29 43 72COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 12 19 31CRIMINAL JUSTICE 12 8 20ECONOMICS 2 4 6ENGLISH 6 1 7FOOD SCIENCE 1 0 1HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY 1 1 2MATHEMATICS 3 1 4MATHEMATICS EDUCATION 3 0 3MUSIC 4 11 15MUSIC EDUCATION 2 0 2PHYSICS 3 4 7POLITICAL SCIENCE 18 12 30PRE-DENTISTRY 6 2 8PRE-MEDICINE 55 13 68PRE-TEACHER EDUCATION 1 0 1PSYCHOLOGY 40 13 53SOCIAL WORK 5 0 5SOCIOLOGY 3 0 3SPANISH 1 0 1THEATRE 6 0 6


COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES, TECHNOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE:AGRI-BUSINESS 6 3 9AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 0 1 1AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE 1 2 3AGRONOMY 1 1 2ANIMAL SCIENCE 7 1 8BIO & AGRIC SYS ENGINEERING 4 1 5CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 0 1 1CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 1 2 3ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 2 6 8FAMU/FSU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING:CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 10 4 14CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (BIOENGR) 1 1 2CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (ENVIRON) 1 1 2CIVIL ENGINEERING 7 24 31COMPUTER ENGINEERING 11 24 35ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 10 26 36INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 2 3 5MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 1 14 15PRE-ENGINEERING 0 2 2SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY:ACCOUNTING 12 3 15BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 115 88 203MANAGEMENT 51 39 90SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM, MEDIA AND GRAPHIC ARTS:GRAPHIC DESIGN 7 5 12PRE-JOURNALISM 46 10 56PUBLIC RELATIONS 1 0 1SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE:PRE-ARCHITECTURE 21 23 44SCHOOL OF GENERAL EDUCATON:GENERAL EDUCATION 258 237 495LDEC 7 7 14TRIO/STUDENT SUPPORT 47 27 74

TOTAL 1165 778 1943

FTIC STUDENTS ENROLLED BY SCHOOL/COLLEGE, MAJOR AND GENDERFALL 2000

SCHOOL/COLLEGE/MAJOR FEMALE MALE TOTAL


FTIC STUDENTS APPLICATION STATUS BY PROGRAM CATEGORYAPPLIED VS. ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 2000CODE PROGRAM CATEGORY NAME APPLIED ADMITTE ENROLLED000000 General Studies 1660 1106 584010102 Agricultural Business / Operations 16 11 9020101 Agriculture Science 32 27 14030102 Environmental Sciences 5 4 1040201 Architecture 133 86 44050201 African-American (Black) Studies 4 2 2090401 Journalism 178 112 56090410 Magazine Production (09.0402) 6 3 1110101 Computer & Information Systems 321 195 103110301 Computer & Information Science 1 0 0131202 Elementary Teacher Education 2 0 0131302 Art Teacher Education 3 2 0131303 Business Teacher Ed (Vocational) 3 0 0131305 English Teacher Education 1 1 0131311 Mathematics Teacher Education 5 3 3131312 Music Teacher Education 14 5 2131314 Physical Ed Teaching & Coaching 14 0 0131316 Science Teacher Education 2 2 1131317 Social Sciences Teacher Education 2 1 0139999 Education, General 181 105 62140301 Agricultural Engineering 6 6 5140701 Chemical Engineering 52 39 18140801 Civil Engineering 118 74 31140901 Computer Engineering 92 64 34141001 Electrical, Electronics Engineering 105 83 37141701 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 16 13 5141901 Mechanical Engineering 54 38 15149999 Engineering, General 5 3 2150201 Civil Technology 3 1 1150303 Electronic Engineering Technology 19 13 8151001 Construction/Building Technology 11 6 3160905 Spanish 3 2 1230101 English, General 32 20 7260101 Biology, General 471 344 142270101 Mathematics, General 11 7 4380310 Philosophy & Religion 3 2 0400501 Chemistry 32 27 16400801 Physics 11 9 7420101 Psychology, General 206 137 53430104 Criminal Justice Studies 102 41 20440701 Social Work, General 15 8 5450601 Economics 19 14 6450801 History 7 6 2451001 Political Science & Government 111 76 30451101 Sociology 12 6 3500402 Graphic Design 29 19 12


500501 Dramatic Arts 25 13 6500702 Studio/Fine Arts 3 0 0500903 Music Performance 61 31 16500913 Jazz Studies 1 0 0512001 Pharmacy 271 208 144512306 Occupational Therapy 1 1 0519999 Health Sciences, General 395 241 120520201 Business Admin & Mgmt 853 538 293520301 Accounting 63 34 15

TOTAL 5801 3789 1943

FTIC STUDENTS APPLICATION STATUS BY PROGRAM CATEGORYAPPLIED VS. ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 2000

CODE PROGRAM CATEGORY NAME APPLIED ADMITTED ENROLLED


FTIC STUDENTS ENROLLED BY FLORIDA COUNTY OFRESIDENCY - FALL 2000

COUNTY FEMALE MALE TOTALALACHUA 8 7 15BAKER 2 0 2BAY 2 5 7BREVARD 9 4 13BROWARD 106 51 157CHARLOTTE 0 1 1CITRUS 1 1 2CLAY 5 0 5COLLIER 3 0 3COLUMBIA 2 3 5DADE 115 83 198DUVAL 52 50 102ESCAMBIA 26 13 39FRANKLIN 2 0 2GADSDEN 20 9 29GLADES 1 0 1GULF 1 1 2HAMILTON 1 2 3HENDRY 2 2 4HERNANDO 3 2 5HIGHLANDS 5 4 9HILLSBOROUGH 31 18 49INDIAN RIVER 2 2 4JACKSON 0 6 6JEFFERSON 2 3 5LAKE 5 0 5LEE 8 2 10LEON 63 37 100LIBERTY 2 0 2MADISON 4 0 4MANATEE 7 1 8MARION 4 4 8MARTIN 2 1 3MONROE 1 0 1NASSAU 1 0 1NON-FLORIDA 463 341 804NON-USA 3 3 6OKALOOSA 5 3 8ORANGE 56 23 79OSCEOLA 1 1 2


PALM BEACH 34 26 60PASCO 5 2 7PINELLAS 26 20 46POLK 25 14 39PUTNAM 2 1 3SANTA ROSA 4 2 6SARASOTA 4 2 6SEMINOLE 7 4 11ST. JOHNS 1 1 2ST. LUCIE 3 6 9SUMTER 0 1 1SUWANNEE 1 1 2TAYLOR 2 3 5VOLUSIA 17 10 27WAKULLA 4 1 5WASHINGTON 4 1 5

TOTAL 1165 778 1943


FTIC STUDENTS ENROLLED BY FLORIDA COUNTY OFRESIDENCY - FALL 2000

COUNTY FEMALE MALE TOTAL


MINNESOTA 4 5 9MISSISSIPPI 4 5 9MISSOURI 8 4 12NEBRASKA 1 0 1NEVADA 1 0 1NEW JERSEY 6 10 16NEW YORK 10 12 22NORTH CAROLINA 19 16 35OHIO 13 9 22OKLAHOMA 3 0 3PENNSYLVANIA 11 13 24SOUTH CAROLINA 21 11 32TENNESSEE 13 8 21TEXAS 44 29 73VERMONT 0 1 1VIRGINIA 17 15 32WISCONSIN 2 5 7NON-USA 3 2 53

TOTAL 1165 778 1943

STATE FEMALE MALE TOTAL

FIRST-TIME-IN-COLLEGE STUDENTS ENROLLED BY STATE OF RESIDENCEFALL 1999


WA MT NDMN

WIMIOR ID

WYSD

IA

IL IN OHPA

NY

ME

CANV

UT

AZ NM

TX

OK

COKS

NE

MO

AR

LA

MS

TN

AL GASC

FL

NC

VAKYWV

VTNH

MA

RICT

NJDE

MD

DC

AK

HI

0 0

00

0

0

00

1

47

2

1

34

9

-3

- 5

-11

1106

131

73 13

1

1

1

28

- 53

-759

3

8

28

3 -15

1

31

0

23

26

1

26

20

59

23

1

0

15

1

2

0

0

ALABAMA 33 23 56ALASKA 4 0 4ARIZONA 1 1 2ARKANSAS 4 0 4CALIFORNIA 17 25 42COLORADO 3 2 5CONNECTICUT 1 0 1DELAWARE 1 2 3DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 7 2 9FLORIDA 699 435 1134GEORGIA 99 66 165ILLINOIS 22 13 35INDIANA 8 5 13KANSAS 3 0 3KENTUCKY 4 2 6LOUISANA 3 8 11MARYLAND 32 28 60MASSACHUSETTS 3 1 4MICHIGAN 41 20 61

STATE FEMALE MALE TOTAL


FLORIDA FTIC STUDENTS ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED BY CITY OF HIGHSCHOOL LOCATION - FALL 2000

ALACHUASANTA FE H S 1 1

ALTAMONTELAKE BRANTLEY HS 2 0

APALACHICOLAAPALACHICOLA H S 2 2

APOPKAAPOPKA MEMORIAL H S 9 4

ARCADIADESOTO CO H S 1 0

AUBURNDALEAUBURNDALE SR H S 4 2

AVON PARKAVON PARK H S 3 2

BARTOWBARTOW SR H S 3 0

BELLE GLADEGLADE CENTRAL H S 15 11

BOCA RATONBOCA RATON H S 2 1SPANISH RIVER COMM H S 1 1

3 2BRADENTON

BAYSHORE H S 1 0MANATEE H S 2 1SOUTHEAST H S 4 4

7 5BRANDON

BRANDON H S 3 2BRISTOL

LIBERTY COUNTY H S 2 2BROOKSVILLE

HERNANDO H S 3 3BUNNELL

FLAGLER PALM COAST H S 2 0CARRABELLE

CARRABELLE SCHOOL 1 0CEDAR KEY

CEDAR KEY H S 1 0CHATTAHOOCHEE

CHATTAHOOCHEE H S 4 3CHIPLEY

CHIPLEY H S 1 1CLEARWATER

CLEARWATER SR H S 2 0COUNTRYSIDE H S 3 2

5 2CLEWISTON

CLEWISTON H S 3 3COCOA

COCOA H S 5 4

CITY SCHOOL ADM ENR

COCONUT CREEKCOCONUT CREEK H S 9 7

CORAL GABLESCORAL GABLES SR H S 8 3

CORAL SPRINGSCORAL SPRINGS H S 3 0

CRAWFORDVILLEWAKULLA COUNTY H S 5 4

CRESCENT CITYCRESCENT CITY H S 1 1

CRESTVIEWCRESTVIEW H S 2 1

DADE CITYPASCO COMP H S 4 3

DAYTONAPINE RIDGE H.S. 1 1

DAYTONA BEACHMAINLAND H S 20 14SEABREEZE H S 5 2

25 16DEERFIELD

DEERFIELD BEACH H S 12 7DELAND

DELAND H S 5 4DELRAY

ATLANTIC H S 10 5DUNEDIN

DUNEDIN H S 1 1DUNNELLON

DUNNELLON H S 1 1EAGLE LAKE

LAKE REGION SR. H S 11 8ENGLEWOOD

LEMON BAY H S 1 0EUSTIS

EUSTIS H S 5 4FERNANDINA

FERNANDINA BEACH H S 3 0FORT MYERS

CANTERBURY SCHOOL 1 1CYPRESS LAKE SR H S 2 0

3 1FORT PIERCE

FT PIERCE WESTWD H S 5 3FROSTPROOF

FROSTPROOF H S 2 2FT LAUDERDALE

DILLARD H S 36 24FT LAUDERDALE H S 11 3NORTHEAST SR H S 2 1NOVA SR H S 11 6PIPER H S 14 7

CITY SCHOOL ADM ENR



CITY SCHOOL ADM ENR CITY SCHOOL ADM ENRFT LAUDERDALE (Cont.)

ST THOMAS AQUINAS H S 1 0STRANAHAN H S 26 17

101 58FT MYERS

FT MYERS H S 3 1RIVERDALE H S 5 2

8 3FT PIERCE

CENTRAL HS-FT PIERCE 5 0LINCOLN PARK ACADEMY 2 1

7 1FT WALTON

FT WALTON BCH HIGH 4 1GAINESVILLE

BUCHHOLZ JR SR H S 9 4EASTSIDE JR SR H S 5 3GAINESVILLE H S 7 5P K YONGE LAB SCH 3 1

24 13GONZALES

J M TATE H S 5 4GREEN COVE

CLAY JR SR H S 1 1GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO H S 1 1HAINES CITY

HAINES CITY H S 6 2HALLANDALE

HALLANDALE H S 12 6HAVANA

HAVANA H S 7 7HAWTHORNE

HAWTHORNE H S 1 0HIALEAH

AMERICAN SENIOR H S 11 4HIALEAH SR H S 2 0HIALEAH-MIAMI LKS H S 3 0

16 4HOLLYWOOD

CHAMINADE-MADONNA CG 2 2HOLLYWOOD CHR SCH 2 1HOLLYWOOD HILLS H S 2 2MCARTHUR H S 2 2SOUTH BROWARD H S 1 1

9 8HOMESTEAD

HOMESTEAD SR H S 13 7INTERLACHE

INTERLACHEN H S 1 1

JACKSONVILLEA JACKSON H S 1 1BISHOP KENNY H S 4 3BOLLES H S 1 0DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCH 4 4DUNCAN U FLETCHER H S 1 1ED WHITE SR H S 8 7ENGLEWOOD H S 3 1FIRST COAST H S 9 6NATHAN B FORREST HS 4 3NORTHWESTERN RAINES 18 11PAXON SCH ADVANCED SCH 13 5R E LEE H S 2 2RIBAULT JR-SR H S 18 13SAMUEL W WOLFSON H S 14 7SANDALWOOD JR-SR H S 9 6STANTON VOC H S 24 15TERRY PARKER SCHOOL 7 4UNIVERSITY CHR S 1 0

141 89JASPER

HAMILTON COUNTY H S 5 3KEY WEST

KEY WEST H S 2 1KISSIMMEE

POINCIANA H S 3 0LAKE BUTLER

LAKE BUTLER H S 1 1LAKE CITY

COLUMBIA H S 9 4LAKE WALES

LAKE WALES H S 10 7LAKE WORTH

JOHN I LEONARD SR H S 2 1LAKE WORTH H S 1 0

3 1LAKELAND

KATHLEEN H S 6 3LAKE GIBSON SR H S 7 5LAKELAND H S 10 5

23 13LANTANA

SANTALUCES COMMUNITY 3 1LARGO

LARGO H S 5 3PINELLAS PARK SR H S 8 2

13 5LAUDERDALE

BOYD ANDERSON H S 22 11



CITY SCHOOL ADM ENR CITY SCHOOL ADM ENR

LECANTOLECANTO H S 4 2

LEESBURGLEESBURG H S 1 1

LIVE OAKSUWANNEE H S 2 1

MACCLENNYKELLER H S 2 2

MADISONMADISON H S 5 4

MAITLANDLAKE HOWELL H S 1 1

MALONEMALONE H S 2 1

MARATHONMARATHON H S 2 0

MARIANNAMARIANNA H S 5 5

MELBOURNECENTRAL CATHOLIC H S 1 0EAU GALLIE H S 1 1MELBOURNE H S 3 1PALM BAY H S 3 0

8 2MIAMI

ARCHBISHOP CURLEY H S 2 0CHRIS COLUMBUS H S 1 1CORAL REEF SR. H S 13 10MIA NORTHWESTERN SR 47 30MIAMI CENTRAL H S 15 12MIAMI CORAL PARK H S 7 1MIAMI COUNTRY DAY SCH 1 1MIAMI EDISON H S 3 1MIAMI H S 1 1MIAMI JACKSON H S 7 4MIAMI KILLIAN H S 6 3MIAMI NORLAND SR H S 17 10MIAMI PALMETTO H S 2 0MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE SR 11 9MIAMI SUNSET SR H S 1 1NORTHWEST CHRSTN AC 3 1RANSOM SCHOOL 1 0SOUTH DADE SR H S 6 3SOUTH MIAMI SR. H S 2 2WESTMINSTER CHRIST 1 0

147 90MIAMI BEACH

MIAMI BCH H S 7 3MIAMI SPRINGS

MIAMI SPRINGS SR H S 6 4

MIDDLEBURGMIDDLEBURG H S 1 1

MILTONMILTON HIGH 3 3

MIRAMARMIRAMAR H S 8 4

MONTICELLOJEFFERSON CO H S 5 4

MOORE HAVENMOORE HAVEN H S 2 2

MT DORAMOUNT DORA H S 1 0

N FT MYERSN FT MYERS JR-SR H S 4 4

N MIAMIN MIAMI BCH H S 13 10NORTH MIAMI H S 7 3

20 13NAPLES

LELY H S 1 1NAPLES H S 1 0

2 1NEW PORT RICHEY

HUDSON H S 1 1NEW SMYRNA

NEW SMYRNA BCH H S 1 1NEWBERRY

NEWBERRY H S 1 1NICEVILLE

NICEVILLE H S 4 1OCALA

OCALA FOREST H S 1 0VANGUARD H S 3 2

4 2OPA LOCKA

MIAMI CAROL CITY H S 42 17MONSIGNOR E PACE H S 5 2

47 19ORANGE PARK

ORANGE PARK H S 6 2ST JOHNS CO DAY SCH 1 0

7 2ORLANDO

BISHOP MOORE H S 1 1BOONE H S 3 2COLONIAL H S 5 3CYPRESS CREEK H S 1 1EDGEWATER H S 5 5JONES H S 24 17MAYNARD EVANS H S 20 12OAK RIDGE H S 7 5

66 46



CITY SCHOOL ADM ENR CITY SCHOOL ADM ENR

OVIEDOOVIEDO H S 5 5

PACEPACE H S 2 2

PAHOKEEPAHOKEE H S 1 1

PALATKAPALATKA SO H S 5 1

PALM BEACHPALM BCH GARDENS 3 0

PALMETTOPALMETTO H S 4 3

PANAMA CITYA CRAWFORD MOSLEY H S 3 3RUTHERFORD H S 5 4

8 7PEMBROKE PINES

CHARLES W. FLANAGAN 7 5PENSACOLA

ESCAMBIA H S 3 0PENSACOLA CHR CORR S 1 0PENSACOLA H S 9 2PINE FOREST H S 10 8W J WOODHAM H S 9 7WASHINGTON H S 12 11

44 28PERRY

TAYLOR CO H S 8 6PLANT CITY

PLANT CITY H S 2 1PLANTATION

AMERICAN HERITAGE SCH 1 1PLANTATION H S 11 6SO PLANTATION H S 5 3

17 10POMPANO BEACH

ELY H S 39 23PORT ORANGE

SPRUCE CREEK H S 2 1PORT ST JOE

PORT ST JOE JR-SR 2 2PORT ST LUCIE

PORT ST LUCIE H S 2 0PORT CHARLOTTE

PORT CHARLOTTE H S 1 1QUINCY

JAMES SHANKS H S 29 16RIVIERA BEACH

SUNCOAST H S 25 11

ROCKLEDGEROCKLEDGE H S 5 3

SANFORDSEMINOLE H S 2 2

SARASOTABOOKER H S 1 1RIVERVIEW H S 2 2SARASOTA H S 1 1

4 4SATELLITE

SATELLITE H S 3 1SEBRING

SEBRING H S 8 7SEFFNER

ARMWOOD H S 1 1SHALIMAR

CHOCTAWHATCHEE H S 5 4SNEADS

SNEADS H S 1 0SPARR

N MARIOH H S 3 3ST AUGUSTINE

ST AUGUSTINE HIGH 2 0ST AUGUSTINE TEC CTR 1 1

3 1ST PETERSBURG

BOCA CIEGA H S 10 8DIXIE HOLLINS H S 8 5GIBBS H S 6 3LAKEWOOD H S 15 7NORTHEAST H S 2 2ST PETERSBURG CATH 1 1ST PETERSBURG H S 6 3

48 29STARKE

BRADFORD H S 2 0STUART

MARTIN CO H S 2 2SUMMERFIELD

LAKE WEIR H S 3 1TALLAHASSEE

AMOS GODBY H S 19 15FLA STATE UNIV H S 8 7FLORIDA H S 21 18JAMES RICHARDS H S 38 26LEON H S 11 8LINCOLN H S 21 15MACLAY SCHOOL 1 1N FLA CHR SCHOOL 1 0

120 90



CITY SCHOOL ADM ENR

Top Florida Cities Enrolling FTIC StudentsFall 2000

City Number Enrolled

Miami 90

Tallahassee 90

Jacksonville 89

Ft. Lauderdale 58

Tampa 33

Orlando 46

St. Petersburg 29

Pensacola 28

Pomono Beach 23

TAMPABERKELEY PREP SCHOOL 1 0C LEON KING H S 10 6CHAMBERLAIN H S 4 2H B PLANT H S 3 1HILLSBOROUGH H S 12 8HOLY NAME ACAD 1 1LETO COMPRE H S 6 5ROBINSON H S 2 0TAMPA BAY TECH 11 8VIVIAN GAITHER H S 2 2

52 33TARPON SPR

TARPON SPRINGS H S 1 1TAVARES

TAVARES H S 1 0TITUSVILLE

ASTRONAUT SR H S 3 3VALRICO

BLOOMINGDALE SENIOR 3 2VERNON

VERNON H S 3 3VERO BEACH

VERO BCH H S 1 1W PALM BEACH

A.W.DREYFOOS SCH ART 3 0WAUCHULA

HARDEE CO H S 1 1WEST PALM

CARDINAL NEWMAN H S 1 0FOREST HILL H S 2 2PALM BEACH LAKES COM 20 14

23 16WILDWOOD

WILDWOOD H S 1 1WILLISTON

WILLISTON H S 1 1WINTER GARDEN

WEST ORANGE H S 17 7WINTER HAVEN

WINTER HAVEN H S 2 0WINTER PARK

WINTER PARK H S 1 0

TOTAL 1546 935


TALENTED 20 STUDENTS ENROLLED BY FLORIDA COUNTY OFRESIDENCY - FALL 2000

COUNTY FEMALE MALE TOTALALACHUA 1 2 3BAKER 2 0 2BAY 0 2 2BREVARD 4 0 4BROWARD 44 9 53CITRUS 1 0 1COLUMBIA 1 0 1DADE 24 11 35DUVAL 23 4 27ESCAMBIA 4 1 5FRANKLIN 1 0 1GADSDEN 13 6 19GLADES 1 0 1HAMILTON 0 1 1HENDRY 1 1 2HIGHLANDS 1 2 3HILLSBOROUGH 5 1 6JACKSON 0 2 2JEFFERSON 1 2 3LAKE 1 0 1LEE 2 0 2LEON 13 8 21LIBERTY 1 0 1MADISON 3 0 3MANATEE 1 0 1MARION 2 2 4MARTIN 1 0 1OKALOOSA 1 2 3ORANGE 12 7 19PALM BEACH 8 4 12PASCO 1 1 2PINELLAS 5 0 5POLK 6 2 8PUTNAM 1 0 1SANTA ROSA 3 1 4SARASOTA 2 1 3ST. LUCIE 0 2 2SUMTER 0 1 1VOLUSIA 11 0 11WAKULLA 2 1 3WASHINGTON 2 1 3

TOTAL 205 77 282


1.50 - 1.99 11 0.29 8 0.41

2.00 - 2.49 334 8.81 228 11.73

2.50 - 2.99 728 19.21 400 20.58

3.00 - 3.49 1369 36.13 672 34.58

3.50 - 4.00 954 25.17 453 23.31

4.01 - 5.00 393 10.37 182 9.36

TOTAL 3789 100 3.28 1943 100 3.21

ADMITTED ENROLLEDGPA # OF # OFRANGE STUDENTS PERCENT AVERAGE STUDENTS PERCENT AVERAGE

ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED FTIC GPA COMPARISONSFALL 2000

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

NUMBER OF TALENTED 20 STUDENTS ENROLLEDBY SCHOOL/COLLEGE

ADMITTED VS. ENROLLEDFALL 2000

% OF ADMITTEDSCHOOL/COLLEGE ADMITTED ENROLLED ENROLLED

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 51 35 68.63%SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES 19 10 52.63%SCHOOL OF NURSING 27 16 59.26%COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 20 15 75.00%COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 114 62 54.39% COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES, TECHNOLOGY, & AGRICULTURE 10 7 70.00%FAMU/FSU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 43 23 53.49%SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY 60 41 68.33%SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM, MEDIA AND GRAPHIC ARTS 18 8 44.44%SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 8 6 75.00%SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES 112 59 52.68%

TOTAL 482 282 58.51%


○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED FTIC EACT TEST SCORE COMPARISONSFALL 2000

TEST ADMITTED ENROLLEDSCORE # OF # OFRANGE STUDENTS PERCENT AVERAGE STUDENTS PERCENT AVERAGE

09 - 12 18 0.80% 11 0.90%13 - 16 230 10.27% 166 13.65%17 - 20 951 42.46% 541 44.49%21 - 24 684 30.54% 308 25.33%25 - 28 295 13.17% 156 12.83%29 - 32 59 2.63% 34 2.80%33 - 36 3 0.13% 0 0.00%

TOTAL 2,240 100.00% 19 1216 100.00% 19

ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED FTIC SAT TEST SCORE COMPARISONSFALL 2000

ADMITTED ENROLLED TEST # OF # OFSCORE STUDENTS PERCENT AVERAGE STUDENTS PERCENT AVERAGE

< 600 7 0.28% 3 0.25%0600 - 0699 23 0.92% 16 1.36%0700 - 0799 69 2.77% 43 3.65%0800 - 0899 323 12.97% 166 14.12%0900 - 0999 647 25.99% 295 25.1%1000 - 1099 647 25.99% 273 23.23%1100 - 1199 406 16.31% 187 15.91%1200 - 1299 250 10.04% 130 11.06%1300 - 1399 97 3.89% 54 4.59%1400 - 1499 18 0.72% 7 0.59%1500 - 1599 2 0.08% 1 0.08%

TOTAL/AVERAGE 2,489 100% 1,031 1,175 100% 1,027


1.50 - 1.99 72.72 11 0.29 8 0.412.00 - 2.49 68.26 334 8.82 228 11.732.50 - 2.99 54.94 728 19.21 400 20.593.00 - 3.49 49.08 1369 36.13 672 34.583.50 - 4.00 47.48 954 25.18 453 23.314.01 - 5.00 46.31 393 10.37 182 9.36

TOTAL 51.28 3789 100 1943 100

ENROLLED % OF % OFGPA % OF NO. TOTAL NO. TOTALRANGE ADMITTED ADMITTED ADMITTED ENROLLED ENROLLED

FTIC HIGH SCHOOL GPA AVERAGE BY RANGEADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 1999


AVERAGE

1.00-1.99 2.00-2.49 2.50-2.99 3.00-3.49 3.50-4.00 4.01-5.000

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

ADMITTED ENROLLED


ENROLLED % OF % OFENHANCED ACT % OF NO. TOTAL NO. TOTALRANGE ADMITTED ADMITTED ADMITTED ENROLLED ENROLLED

FTIC ENHANCED ACT TEST SCORE AVERAGE BY RANGEADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 1999


RANGE

NU

MB

ER

OF

ST

UD

EN

TS

05-12 13-16 17-20 21-24 25-28 29-32 33-360

200

400

600

800

1000

1200ENROLLED

ADMITTED

09 - 12 61.11 18 0.80% 11 0.90%13 - 16 72.17 230 10.27% 166 13.65%17 - 20 56.88 951 42.46% 541 44.49%21 - 24 45.02 684 30.54% 308 25.33%25 - 28 52.88 295 13.17% 156 12.83%29 - 32 57.62 59 2.63% 34 2.80%33 - 36 0 3 0.13% 0.00%

TOTAL 54.28 2240 100.00% 1216 100.00%


< 600 42.85 7 0.28% 3 0.25%0600 - 0699 69.56 23 0.92% 16 1.36%0700 - 0799 62.31 69 2.77% 43 3.65%0800 - 0899 51.39 323 12.97% 166 14.12%0900 - 0999 45.59 647 25.99% 295 25.10%1000 - 1099 42.19 647 25.99% 273 23.23%1100 - 1199 46.05 406 16.31% 187 15.91%1200 - 1299 52.00 250 10.04% 130 11.06%1300 - 1399 55.67 97 3.89% 54 4.59%1400 - 1499 38.88 18 0.72% 7 0.59%1500 - 1599 50.00 2 0.08% 1 0.08%

TOTAL 47.20% 2,489 100% 1,175 100%

ENROLLED % OF % OF% OF NO. TOTAL NO. TOTAL

SAT RANGE ADMITTED ADMITTED ADMITTED ENROLLED ENROLLED

FTIC SAT SCORE AVERAGE BY RANGEADMITTED VS. ENROLLED

FALL 1999


RANGE

NUMBER OF STUDENTS

< 600

600-699

700-799

800-899

900-999

1000-1099

1100-1199

1200-1299

1300-1399

1400-1499

1500-1600

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

ADMITTED ENROLLED


AVERAGE SAT SCORE AND NUMBER OF FTIC STUDENTSTAKING SAT BY SCHOOL AND COLLEGEADMITTED VS. ENROLLED - FALL 2000

Admitted EnrolledAverage Number Average Number

SCHOOL/COLLEGE Score Admitted Score Enrolled

College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 1040 142 1037 96School of Allied Health Sciences 989 71 949 26School of Nursing 921 57 936 23Environmental Scienes Institute 1073 4 1060 1College of Education 949 62 929 30College of Arts and Sciences 1051 665 1059 279College of Engineering Sciences, Technology and Agriculture 1004 40 996 24FAMU/FSU College of Engineering 1089 236 1099 106School of Business & Industry 1127 458 1132 248School of Journalism, Media and Graphic Arts 1028 101 1012 52School of Architecture 1015 63 979 31School of General Studies 939 589 899 259

Source: Admission FileNote: Test scores were rounded.

AVERAGE ACT SCORE AND NUMBER OF FTIC STUDENTS TAKINGENHANCED ACT TEST BY SCHOOL AND COLLEGE

ADMITTED VS. ENROLLED - FALL 2000

Admitted EnrolledAverage Number Average Number

SCHOOL/COLLEGE Score Admitted Score Enrolled

College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 21 109 20 48School of Allied Health Sciences 20 54 19 42School of Nursing 19 42 18 30College of Education 18 44 18 31College of Arts and Sciences 21 250 19 150College of Engineering Sciences Technology Agriculture 21 29 21 16FAMU/FSU College of Engineering 22 80 20 36School of Business and Industry 24 179 24 60School of Journalism, Media and Graphic Arts 22 34 21 17School of Architecture 20 24 19 13School of General Studies 18 372 17 324○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○


FTIC ENROLLED TAKING EACH TEST BY TEST TYPE AND GENDERNUMBER OF STUDENT AND AVERAGE TEST SCORE

FALL 2000

Note: Average is within figure

ENHANCED ACT SAT GPA

0

-FEMALE - MALE

289 488

19 19

687478

1016 1044

778

3.34 3.02

1165

AVERAGE ENHANCED ACT SCORE OF FTIC ENROLLEESBY YEAR AND GENDER

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

0

5

10

15

20

25

2121

1919

1919

1919

1919

FEMALEMALE

FEMALE MALE

Source: Admission FileNote: Scores are roundedGraphs by University Planning & Analysis

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

AVERAGE SAT SCORE OF FTIC ENROLLEESBY YEAR AND GENDER

1996 1997 1998 1999 20000

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

10251043

10491043

10361039

10181041

10161044

FEMALEMALE

FEMALE MALE


LOCATION STUDENTS

SUS INSTITUTIONS:FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY BOCA RATON 4FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY MIAMI 4FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY TALLAHASSEE 14UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA ORLANDO 2UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA GAINESVILLE 3UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE 2UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA TAMPA 4

OTHER FLORIDA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES:BARRY COLLEGE MIAMI 1BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE DAYTONA BEACH 5ECKERD COLLEGE ST PETERSBURG 1EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE 1NOVA UNIVERSITY FORT LAUDERDALE 1ST THOMAS UNIVERSITY MIAMI 1

COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES:BROWARD CC FORT LAUDERDALE 9CENTRAL FLORIDA CC OCALA 2CHIPOLA JC MARIANNA 18DAYTONA BEACH CC DAYTONA BEACH 4EDISON CC FORT MYERS 1FLORIDA JC-JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE 10GULF COAST CC PANAMA CITY 5HILLSBOROUGH CC TAMPA 12INDIAN RIVER CC FORT PIERCE 3LAKE CITY CC LAKE CITY 4MANATEE JC BRADENTON 2MIAMI-DADE CC MIAMI 22NORTH FLORIDA JC MADISON 16OKALOOSA-WALTON JC NICEVILLE 2PALM BEACH JC LAKE WORTH 3PENSACOLA JC PENSACOLA 7POLK CC WINTER HAVEN 6SAINT JOHNS RIVER CC PALATKA 2SAINT LEO COLLEGE ST LEO 1SANTA FE CC GAINESVILLE 4SEMINOLE CC SANFORD 4ST PETERSBURG JC ST PETERSBURG 4TALLAHASSEE CC TALLAHASSEE 68VALENCIA CC ORLANDO 10

NON-FLORIDA INSTITUTIONS:US INSTITUTIONS 131

TOTAL STUDENTS 394

source: Admission fileNote: JC = Junior College, CC = Community College

TRANSFER STUDENTS ENROLLED BY FLORIDASENDING INSTITUTIONS

FALL 2000


FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFERSADMISSION DATA


Number of Students

#of Applic

ations

#Adm

itted

#Enro

lled

#Adm

itted

wAA

degree

#Enro

lled

wAA

degree

0

200

400

600

800

10001996

1997

1998

1999

2000

FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

TOTAL APPLICANTS 777 712 681 472 447

TOTAL ADMITTED 363 330 327 268 269

TOTAL ENROLLED 251 231 206 196 192

TOTAL ADMITTED W/AA DEGREE 168 146 104 120 111

TOTAL ENROLLED W/AA DEGREE 129 113 71 94 81



GRADUATE MALE VS. FEMALE STUDENTS ENROLLEDFALL SEMESTERS 1996 - 2000

Total Students

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

0

50

100

150

200

250

76155

108186

82150

101235

116186

MALEFEMALE

MALE

FEMALE

PERCENTAGE OF NEW GRADUATE STUDENTSENROLLED BY ETHNIC ORIGIN

FALL 2000

Source: Admission FileGraphs by University Planning & Analysis

PERCENTAGE

Non-Resident Alien 4%Hispanic 2%

White 8%Asian 0%

Black 86%

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MAJOR FEMALE MALE TOTALCOLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES:PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE 4 0 4PHARMACY DOCTORAL 0 2 2PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL-EXECUTIVE 2 0 2PUBLIC HEALTH 15 3 18SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES:PHYSICAL THERAPY GRADUATE 4 5 9SCHOOL OF NURSING:NURSING GRAD 8 2 10ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES INSTITUTE:ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 4 1 5ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE DOCTORAL 3 4 7COLLEGE OF EDUCATION:ADMINISTRATION & SUPERVISION 11 3 14ADULT EDUCATION GRAD 2 0 2BUSINESS EDUCATION GRAD 3 1 4COUNSELOR EDUCATION 13 5 18EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP-DOCTORAL 8 5 13ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GRAD 4 2 6ENGLISH EDUC GRAD 5 1 6HISTORY EDUCATION GRAD 0 1 1MATH EDUCATION GRAD 0 1 1PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRAD 1 1 2SCIENCE EDUCATION GRAD 1 0 1VOCATIONAL & INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION 2 0 2COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES:BIOLOGY 1 0 1CELLULAR/MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1 2 3CHEMISTRY - GRAD 1 0 1COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 6 2 8PHYSICS GRAD 1 4 5SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY 5 1 6SOCIAL SCIENCE GRAD 8 2 10SOCIAL SCIENCE-POLITICAL SCIENCE 1 0 1SOCIAL SCIENCE-PUBLIC MANAGEME 2 1 3SOCIAL SCIENCE-SOCIOLOGY GRAD 1 0 1SOCIAL WORK GRAD 11 2 13SOFTWARE ENGINEERING SCIENCE 3 3 6COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES, TECHNOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE:AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION GRAD 1 0 1AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE GRAD 3 1 4ANIMAL SCIENCE GRAD 0 1 1FAMU/FSU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING:CHEMICAL ENGINEERING GRAD 1 1 2CIVIL ENGINEERING - DOCTORAL 1 1 2CIVIL ENGINEERING GRAD 2 7 9ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GRAD 1 4 5INDUSTIAL ENGINEERING GRAD 7 4 11MECHANICAL ENGINEERING GRAD 1 4 5MECHANICAL ENGINEERING-DOCTORAL 1 1SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY:BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION GRAD 31 27 58SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM, MEDIA AND GRAPHIC ARTS:JOURNALISM GRAD 3 1 4SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE:ARCHITECTURE MASTERS 4 7 11LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 0 2 2

TOTAL 186 115 301

NEW GRADUATE STUDENTS ENROLLED BY SCHOOL/COLLEGE, MAJORAND GENDER - FALL 2000

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