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 1998-99, the all-campus full-time equivalent enrollment is 68,514, or 74 percent of the headcount enrollment of 92,479. Full-time equivalent enrollment as a percent of headcount enrollment varies from 90 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, 1998-99


FTE as Percent
Campus Headcount FTE of Headcount
Bloomington 35,600 32,074

90%

Indianapolis
     Health Division 3,716 3,232

87%

     General Academic Division 24,105 15,575

65%

Total

27,821 18,807

68%

East 2,280 1,363

60%

Kokomo 2,796 1,644

59%

Northwest 4,792 2,976

62%

South Bend 7,387 4,350

59%

Southeast 5,813 3,538

61%

Subtoal 86,489 64,752

75%

Fort Wayne 5,990 3,762

63%

Total University 92,479 68,514

74%


SOURCE: University Budget Office
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Full-time and Part-time Students Index Undergraduate and Graduate Enrollment

Last Updated: December 1998
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