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UNIVERSITY SENIOR LEADERSHIP BY THE NUMBERS

Full TimePart Time

10,954students enrolled for

FALL 2018

Undergraduates Graduate Students

women60%

TennesseeResidents

Montgomery Co. Residents

Out-of-State Residents

Instructional faculty

60%Alumni livingin Tennessee

18%Undergraduatesliving on campus

45%

88%

12%

71%

29%

enrolled status

694

69%

31%

Alisa White, president

Rex Gandy, provost and vice president for academic affairs

Mitch Robinson, vice president for finance and administration

Eric Norman, vice president for student affairs

Ronald Bailey, vice president for external affairs

Scott Brower, military adviser in residence

Carol Clark, assistant vice president for community and government relations

Dannelle Whiteside, general counsel

Gerald Harrison, director of athletics

ACCREDITATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS PROGRAM ACCREDITATIONAustin Peay State University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, baccalaureate, master’s, education specialist and doctorate degrees. Contact the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097, or call (404) 679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Austin Peay State University. The Commission is to be contacted only if there is evidence that appears to support an institution’s significant non-compliance with a requirement or standard.

Austin Peay has numerous programs accredited through specialized program accreditation agencies. These accreditations are earned after rigorous evaluation and proof of excellence within the field of study and degree level. These program accrediting agencies are on the Tennessee Higher Education Commission’s list of approved accreditors:

• National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) via Council for the Accreditation of Education Preparation (CAEP)

• Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology (ABET)

• National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS)

• National Association of Schools of Music (NASM)

• Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN)

• Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT)

• Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)

STUDENT ENROLLMENTClassification Fall 2017 Fall 2018Freshman 3,036 3,000 Sophomore 1,748 1,782 Junior 1,681 1,804 Senior 2,625 2,478 Graduate 872 1,083 Other 501 807 Total Enrollment 10,463 10,954

New Students Fall 2017 Fall 2018First-Time Freshman 1,983 2,009 New Transfer 916 892 New Graduate 324 442 Total Enrollment 3,223 3,343

Gender Fall 2017 Fall 2018Female 6,208 6,519 Male 4,255 4,435 Total Enrollment 10,463 10,954

Military Affiliated Fall 2017 Fall 2018Active 343 446 Dependent 522 534 Reserve 28 15 Veteran 1,696 1,664 Subtotal 2,589 2,659 Non-Military Affiliated 7,874 8,295 Total Enrollment 10,463 10,954

Race/Ethnicity Fall 2017 Fall 2018Non-Resident Alien 60 106 Hispanic 717 796 American Indian/Alaska Native 33 31 Asian 166 160 Black/African American 2,182 2,312 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 24 28 Caucasian 6,416 6,570 Two or More Races 604 686 Unknown 261 265 Total Enrollment 10,463 10,954

UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS Fall 2017 Fall 2018Applicants 7,180 7,774Accepted 6,473 7,290First-Time Freshmen Enrolled 1,983 2,009 Mean High School GPA 3.25 3.24Mean ACT Composite 21.60 22.00Mean ACT English 21.40 20.00Mean ACT Math 20.00 21.00

STUDENT ENROLLMENT CONTINUEDAttendance Status Fall 2017 Percent Fall 2018 PercentFull-Time Undergraduate 7,065 73.66% 6,993 70.84%Part-Time Undergraduate 2,526 26.34% 2,878 29.16% Total Undergraduate 9,591 100% 9,871 100%

Full-Time Graduate 275 31.54% 332 30.66%Part-Time Graduate 597 68.46% 751 69.34%Total Graduate 872 100% 1,083 100%

Total Enrollment 10,463 10,954

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BACHELOR’S DECLARED MAJORS FALL 2017

GRADUATE DECLARED MAJORS FALL 2017

BACHELOR’S DECLARED MAJORS FALL 2018

GRADUATE DECLARED MAJORS FALL 2018

1. Nursing2. Health and Human Performance3. Biology4. Psychological Science5. Criminal Justice

1. Nursing2. Teaching3. Computer Science and Quantitative Methods4. Management5. Communication Arts

1. Nursing2. Health and Human Performance3. Criminal Justice4. Psychological Science5. Biology

1. Nursing2. Computer Science and Quantitative Methods3. Teaching4. Leadership and Organizational Administration5. Management

GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF STUDENTSFall 2017 Frequency Percent1. TENNESSEE 9,252 88.432. KENTUCKY 553 5.293. GEORGIA 49 0.474. ILLINOIS 53 0.515. FLORIDA 39 0.376. OTHER 457 4.37

OUT-OF-STATE7. INTERNATIONAL 60 0.57

Fall 2018 Frequency Percent1. TENNESSEE 9,589 87.542. KENTUCKY 602 5.50 3. GEORGIA 49 0.454. ILLINOIS 56 0.515. FLORIDA 40 0.376. OTHER 512 4.67

OUT-OF-STATE7. INTERNATIONAL 106 0.97

Degrees Awarded by Associate Bachelor’s Master’s EdS Certificate Total PercentCollege and Level

Academic Affairs 351 351 15%

Arts and Letters 253 45 298 13%

Behavioral and Health Sciences 17 755 126 2 900 39%

Business 145 30 175 8%

Education 90 72 13 175 8%

STEM 12 370 28 410 17%(Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)

Total 380 1,613 301 13 2 2,309 100%

DEGREES AWARDED (2017)

RETENTION, PERSISTENCE, AND GRADUATION RATE OF FIRST-TIME, FULL-TIME FRESHMEN Entered 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 20181st Year N = 1,188 1,326 1,465 1,478 1,274 1,182 1,237 1,184 1,280 1,649 1,755 1,8192nd Year Fall 806 900 1,018 1,021 853 779 888 841 843 1,110 1,154 67.85% 67.87% 69.49% 69.08% 66.95% 65.91% 71.79% 71.03% 65.86% 67.31% 65.75%3rd Year Fall 646 712 835 813 685 642 699 695 636 816 54.38% 53.70% 57.00% 55.01% 53.77% 54.31% 56.51% 58.70% 49.69% 49.48%4th Year Fall 564 637 681 670 572 546 577 578 500 47.47% 48.04% 46.48% 45.33% 44.90% 46.19% 46.65% 48.82% 39.06%5th Year Fall 315 344 375 357 290 233 240 288 26.52% 25.94% 25.60% 24.15% 22.76% 19.71% 19.40% 24%6th Year Fall 127 139 114 116 107 84 63 10.69% 10.48% 7.78% 7.85% 8.40% 7.11% 5.09%

Graduation N = 187 229 250 288 256 303 326 366Rate 4 Year 15.74% 17.27% 17.06% 19.49% 20.09% 25.63% 26.35% 30.91% N = 375 431 499 515 438 455 487 5 Year 31.57% 32.50% 34.06% 34.84% 34.38% 38.49% 39.37% N = 444 507 551 582 503 496 6 Year 37.37% 38.24% 37.61% 39.38% 39.48% 41.96%

2017 REVENUES 2018 REVENUESOPERATING REVENUES

Student tuition and fees (net of scholarship allowances of $27,492,770.53) $51,773,622.58

Governmental grants and contracts $4,190,542.60

Non-governmental grants and contracts $161,839.00

Sales and services of other activities $7,346,326.77

AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES

Residential life (net of scholarship allowances of $3,496,306.60) $6,666,513.10

Bookstore $415,887.50

Food service $602,462.62

Wellness center (net of scholarship allowances of $426,676.83) $927,921.34

Other auxiliaries $240,825.49

Interest earned on loans to students $31,973.76

Other operating revenues $1,053,579.17

Total operating revenue $73,411,493.93

OPERATING REVENUES

Student tuition and fees (net of scholarship allowances of $31,589,208.32) $51,848,047.11

Governmental grants and contracts $5,132,217.29

Non-governmental grants and contracts $174,969.32

Sales and services of other activities $8,224,990.98

AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES

Residential life (net of scholarship allowances of $3,998,736.43) $6,506,791.61

Bookstore $500,000.01

Food service $675,622.61

Wellness center (net of scholarship allowances of $497,676.35) $816,846.90

Other auxiliaries $280,349.98

Interest earned on loans to students $31,270.69

Other operating revenues $883,339.86

Total operating revenue $75,074,446.36

UNIVERSITY CONTACTSAustin Peay State University www.apsu.edu 800-844-2778College of Arts and Letters www.apsu.edu/coal/index.php 931-221-6445College of Behavioral and www.apsu.edu/behavioral-health/index.php 931-221-6380

Health SciencesCollege of Business www.apsu.edu/business/index 931-221-1283Eriksson College of Education www.apsu.edu/education/index.php 931-221-7696College of Graduate Studies www.apsu.edu/grad-studies/index.php 931-221-7414College of Science, Technology, www.apsu.edu/costem/index.php 931-221-7971

Engineering and MathematicsAcademic Affairs www.apsu.edu/academic-affairs/index.php 931-221-7676Admissions www.apsu.edu/admissions/index.php 800-844-APSUAdvancement www.apsu.edu/advancement/uastaff.php 931-221-7127Alumni Relations www.alumni.apsu.edu 931-221-7979Athletics letsgopeay.com/ 931-221-7904Career Services www.apsu.edu/careers/index.php 931-221-6544Decision Support and www.apsu.edu/dsir/index.php 931-221-7331

Institutional ResearchFinance and Administration www.apsu.edu/fin-admin/index.php 931-221-7883Public Relations and Marketing www.apsu.edu/pr-marketing/ 931-221-7459Student Affairs www.apsu.edu/student-affairs/ 931-221-7341

APSU FOUNDATION FUNDRAISINGFiscal Year Total Amount Raised2014-15 $8,957,870.252015-16 $9,180,748.552016-17 $5,138,286.652017-18 $9,858,407.71

ALUMNI GIVING Fiscal Year 2017 Fiscal Year 2018Total Alumni Giving $1,254,194.35 $1,196,043.72 (as of 6/21/18)

APSU ALUMNI Fiscal Year 2017 Fiscal Year 2018Total Alumni 114,519 116,161Clarksville 27,525 29,182Nashville 6,924 6,929Memphis 2,213 1,868Chattanooga 920 1,038Atlanta 938 676

Austin Peay State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, disability, age, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, or any other legally protected class with respect to all employment, programs and activities sponsored by APSU.

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