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Beth Hume Vice Provost for Student Academic Success Dean of Undergraduate Education Professor of Linguistics Stephanie Sanders Associate Vice President Strategic Enrollment Planning Enrollment Report OFFICE OF STUDENT ACADEMIC SUCCESS osas.osu.edu Dear colleagues: We are pleased to present Ohio State’s 2020 Enrollment Report. In this report, you will nd a summary of university enrollment, key data on our students and a decade’s worth of historical statistics on a variety of meaningful measures. Once again, the numbers tell a great university success story, and even with the challenges • The Columbus campus freshman class size is 8,602, a record high. • We enrolled the largest number of minority students in the Columbus campus freshman class in university history, with minority representation increasing to 2,806 students. • We enrolled record numbers of Latinx, Asian and African American students of all levels on all campuses. • Our four-year graduation rate hit a record high of 68.7%, and our six-year graduation rate of 87% is also a record high. The pandemic did impact some numbers, however, including international student and regional campus enrollment, which are down from the previous year. students, to focus on student success through targeted programming and to provide our Buckeyes with a tremendous academic experience. Behind those eorts are the dedicated faculty and sta who attract, retain, support, inspire and challenge our students every day. 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Undergraduate details, Columbus Distribution by academic area, Columbus Arts and Sciences 17,675 37.6% Business 7,237 15.4% Dental Hygiene 144 0.3% Education and Human Ecology 3,094 6.6% Engineering and Architecture 8,280 17.6% Exploration 2,307 4.9% Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences 2,319 4.9% Health and Rehabilitation Sciences 2,022 4.3% Medicine 102 0.2% Nursing 1,089 2.3% Pharmacy 473 1.0% Public Aairs 342 0.7% Public Heath 324 0.7% Social Work 454 1.0% Continuing education 656 1.4% Dual enrollment 466 1.0% Total 46,984 100% Enrollment by country and state, all levels and campuses Top 14 countries: China, India, Korea (Republic of), Taiwan, Canada, Malaysia, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Bangladesh, Mexico, Egypt, Vietnam Top 12 states : Ohio, Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, California, Michigan, Maryland, Texas, Florida, Virginia, Indiana Campus-change students (from regional to Columbus) Autumn 2020 1,412 Autumn 2019 1,372 Autumn 2018 1,422 Autumn 2017 1,348 Autumn 2016 1,246 Autumn 2015 1,346 Transfer students from two- and four-year colleges Autumn 2020 2,158 Autumn 2019 2,415 Autumn 2018 2,388 Autumn 2017 2,634 Autumn 2016 2,375 Autumn 2015 2,721 Number of international students, all levels Total 67,957 Undergraduate 53,557 Graduate 11,110 Professional 3,290 Total university enrollment, all levels and campuses 3,883 6,032 6,039 6,178 6,153 6,446 6,412 6,739 1997 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 6,571 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 2 Minority students, all levels and campuses 3,550 – Hispanic 50 – American Indian or Alaska Native 4,853– Asian 5,013 – African American 35 – Native Hawaiian or other Pacic Islander 2,745 – Two or more races 7,214 10,284 10,882 11,216 11,805 12,314 13,065 14,299 1997 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 16,246 Enrollment counts 15,285 5,580 Average ACT composite 23.9 28.1 28.5 28.8 28.9 29.1 29.2 29.3 Admission data, Columbus Total freshman applicants 53,313 Number admitted 33,598 Enrolled freshmen 8,602 Academic qualications % in top 10% of high school class 55 % in top 25% of high school class 91 ACT Composite (middle 50%) 27–32 SAT Combined (middle 50%) 1230–1390 Demographics Male/Female ratio 49/51 Minority students 2,086 (24.3%) First generation 1,649 (19.2%) Pell-grant recipients 1,412 (16.4%) Residency distribution Ohio residents 6,113 (71.1%) Domestic out-of-state students 2,101 (24.4%) International students 388 (4.5%) Freshman enrollment by campus ATI 236 Columbus 8,602 Lima 345 Manseld 353 Marion 378 Newark 1,404 Freshman information (for the class of 2020) First-year retention Ohio State’s rst-year retention for the class of 2019 was 93.9%, well above the national average for four- year colleges and universities. Underrepresented minority students retained at very high levels: 94% of African American students returned for a second year as did 90.3% of Latinx students. Freshman trends, Columbus Percent in top 25% of high school class 57 89 92 95 95 95 * SAT recalibrated; past data not comparable Average SAT total 1132 1246 1256 1269 1266 1271 1340 * 95 1338 95 1997 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 29.5 32 28 24 20 1400 1200 1000 1997 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 1347 1997 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 100 80 60 40 20 0 94 3 28.8 1309 91 Distribution by academic area Graduate Arts and Sciences 2,311 20.8% Business 905 8.2% Dentistry 85 0.8% Education and Human Ecology 1,025 9.2% Engineering and Architecture 1,809 16.3% Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences 488 4.4% GRD Interdisciplinary 1,051 9.5% Health and Rehabilitation Sciences 395 3.6% Law 3 .1% Medicine 356 3.2% Nursing 1,032 9.3% Optometry 11 0.1% Pharmacy 90 0.8% Public Aairs 223 2.0% Public Health 310 2.8% Social Work 888 8.0% Veterinary Medicine 113 1.0% Total 11,095 100% Enrollment data Enrollment composition Master’s 5,404 PhD 5,057 Non-degree/Certicate 528 Total graduate applications Autumn 2020 16,620 Autumn 2019 16,107 Autumn 2018 17,022 Autumn 2017 17,441 Autumn 2016 18,436 Autumn 2015 17,278 Graduate and professional information (Columbus) Total post-baccalaureate professional enrollment Autumn 2020 3,290 Autumn 2019 3,288 Autumn 2018 3,253 Autumn 2017 3,219 Autumn 2016 3,168 Autumn 2015 3,155 4 Total graduate enrollment Autumn 2020 11,095 Autumn 2019 11,285 Autumn 2018 11,097 Autumn 2017 10,672 Autumn 2016 10,483 Autumn 2015 10,219 Post-baccalaureate professional Dentistry 469 14.3% Law 575 17.5% Medicine 819 24.9% Optometry 267 8.1% Pharmacy 507 15.4% Veterinary Medicine 653 19.8% Total 3,290 100% Degree attainment and graduation * Higher rate due to semester conversion Degrees awarded 1,165 – Associate 12,096 – Bachelor 2,914 – Master’s 867 – Doctorate 863 – Professional 192 – Certicate 16,752 15,952 16,030 18,097 16,798 2011* 2012* 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 15,003 14,430 16,772 15,732 Percent of undergraduates graduating within six years of enrolling 83.1 83.6 82.5 83.5 100 80 60 40 20 0 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 85.8 Percent of undergraduates graduating within four years of enrolling 58.5 58.9 62.4 64.6 100 80 60 40 20 0 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 67.0 5 UAP2100007 17,145 68.7 87.0 Vice Provost for Student Academic Success Stephanie Sanders Strategic Enrollment PlanningEnrollment Report 2020 OFFICE OF STUDENT ACADEMIC SUCCESSosas.osu.eduDear colleagues: We are pleased to present Ohio State’s 2020 Enrollment Report. In this report, you will nd a summary of university enrollment, key data on our students and a decade’s worth of historical statistics on a variety of meaningful measures. Once again, the numbers tell a great university success story, and even with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, overall enrollment remained stable. Among the highlights: •T•We enrolled the largest number o•We enrolled record numbers •Our four-year graduation rate hitThe pandemic did impact some numbers, however, including international student and regional campus enrollment, which are down from the previous year.Overall, our strong numbers are the result of university-wide eorts to enroll well-prepared students, to focus on student success through targeted programming and to provide our Buckeyes with a tremendous academic experience. Behind those eorts are the dedicated faculty and sta who attract, retain, support, inspire and challenge our students every day.