The University of Oklahoma

NORMAN CAMPUS BY COLLEGE AND LEVEL

Unduplicated Headcount: Fall 2001


                                           
    ----- Undergraduate ---   ------- Graduate -------   ---------- Total -----------   Percentage  
College   Men   Women   Total   Men   Women   Total   Men   Women   Total   of Total  
                                           
Architecture   360    268    628    51    44    95    411    312    723    2.8  %
Arts and Sciences   2,553    3,058    5,611    1,165    1,621    2,786    3,718    4,679    8,397    32.9   
Price Col. of Business   2,431    1,607    4,038    185    100    285    2,616    1,707    4,323    16.9   
CCE/Aviation   150    19    169          150    19    169    0.7   
Education   187    718    905    250    544    794    437    1,262    1,699    6.6   
Engineering   1,756    460    2,216    520    116    636    2,276    576    2,852    11.2   
Fine Arts   393    537    930    88    119    207    481    656    1,137    4.4   
Geosciences   268    153    421    119    51    170    387    204    591    2.3   
Gaylord Col. of JMC   348    696    1,044    16    27    43    364    723    1,087    4.3   
Graduate College         472    469    941    472    469    941    3.7   
Law         289    229    518    289    229    518    2.0   
Liberal Studies   135    243    378    14    13    27    149    256    405    1.6   
University College   1,114    1,603    2,717          1,114    1,603    2,717    10.6   
                                           
Total   9,695    9,362    19,057    3,169    3,333    6,502    12,864    12,695    25,559    100.0  %

ChartObject Norman Campus Enrollment by College

Note: Fall enrollment in Non-traditional Programs continues through December 31 each year; therefore, Non-traditional   
enrollments at third-week for the Norman campus are estimates based on end-of-semester CCE and Liberal Studies  
data from the previous fall semester.  
Sources: 1) Fall 2001 third-week enrollment tape, Norman Campus and Tulsa, IRR.   
2) Fall 2000 end-of-semester enrollment tape, Non-traditional Programs, IRR.   




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Last Updated February 2002
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