FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT

    Full-time equivalent (FTE) student enrollment is determined by dividing credit hours taken by undergraduate and professional students by 15 and by dividing credit hours taken by graduate students by 12 and summing the two quotients. The resulting statistic expresses instructional activity in terms that may be compared with headcount enrollment.
    For Fall semester 2000-2001, the all-campus full-time equivalent enrollment is 70,451, or 75 percent of the headcount enrollment of 93,775. Full-time equivalent enrollment as a percent of headcount enrollment varies from 91 percent for the Bloomington campus to 59 percent for both the Kokomo and South Bend campuses.

TOTAL STUDENT HEADCOUNT AND FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE) ENROLLMENT BY CAMPUS Fall Semester, 2000-2001 FTE as Percent Campus Headcount FTE of Headcount Bloomington 37,076 33,657 91% IUPUI      Health Division 3,419 3,095 89%     General Academic Division 24,106 15,847 66%    Total 27,525 18,942 69% East 2,335 1,372 59% Kokomo 2,682 1,621 60% Northwest 4,649 2,905 62% South Bend 7,252 4,307 59% Southeast 6,427 3,891 61% Subtotal 87,946 66,695 75% Fort Wayne 5,829 3,756 64% Total University 93,775 70,451 74% SOURCE: University Budget Office G2601D

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