The University of Oklahoma

NON-TRADITIONAL PROGRAMS

Enrollment by Demographic Characteristics: Fall 2000


     
Enrollment by FT/PT Status   Full-Time   Part-Time   Total   % of Total  
Undergraduate                  
  Freshmen   11   54   65    2.2  %
  Sophomores   21   69   90    3.1   
  Juniors   25   155   180    6.1   
  Seniors   232   251   483    16.4   
  Undergraduate - Special Students   0   17   17    0.6   
Total - Undergraduate   289   546   835    28.4   
                     
Graduate                  
  Graduate Students   372   1,648   2,020    68.6   
  Graduate - Special Students   6   84   90    3.1   
Total - Graduate   378   1,732   2,110    71.6   
                   
Law   0   0   0    0.0   
                   
Total   667   2,278   2,945   100.0  %
                     
                     
Enrollment by Resident Status   Resident   Nonresident   Total   % of Total  
Undergraduate                  
  Freshmen   55   10   65    2.2  %
  Sophomores   69   21   90    3.1   
  Juniors   153   27   180    6.1   
  Seniors   406   77   483    16.4   
  Undergraduate - Special Students   17   0   17    0.6   
Total - Undergraduate   700   135   835    28.4   
                   
Graduate                  
  Graduate Students   504   1,516   2,020    68.6   
  Graduate - Special Students   15   75   90    3.1   
Total - Graduate   519   1,591   2,110    71.6   
                   
Law   0   0   0    0.0   
                   
Total   1,219   1,726   2,945   100.0  %
                     
                     
Enrollment by Gender and Ethnicity   Male   Female   Total   % of Total  
  White   955    1,104    2,059    69.9  %
  Black   218    282    500    17.0   
  Hispanic   55    81    136    4.6   
  Asian   53    81    134    4.6   
  American Indian   43    45    88    3.0   
  Nonresident Alien   19    9    28    1.0   
Total   1,343    1,602    2,945    100.0  %
Notes: 1) Undergraduate full-time load is twelve credit hours or more; graduate/law full-time load is nine credit hours or more or
  six credit hours with a graduate assistant appointment of .50 FTE.
   
  2) 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.
                           
Source: Fall 2000 end-of-semester enrollment tape, IRR.    



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Last Updated February 2002
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