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2013‐2014 Office of Institutional Research and Academic Planning Geology Hall, First Floor Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 85 Somerset Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901‐1281 (848) 932‐7305 http://oirap.rutgers.edu

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is the premier public university of New Jersey and one of the oldest and mosthighly regarded institutions of higher education in the nation. With more than 65,000 students and more than 24,000 facultyand staff on its three major campuses in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden, Rutgers is a vibrant academic communitycommitted to the highest standards of teaching, research, and service. With 33 schools and colleges, Rutgers offers over 100undergraduate majors and more than 200 graduate and professional degree programs. The university graduates more than16,000 students each year and has nearly 450,000 living alumni residing in all 50 states and on six continents.

While these numbers are impressive, they do not capture the magnitude of Rutgers’ dramatic recent transformation. Foundedover 245 years ago in 1766, Rutgers is distinguished as one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in the country. Rutgersis one of the nation’s 74 land-grant institutions, in the company of other land-grants such as Cornell, MIT, Ohio State, and PennState. The Morrill Act of 1862 designated these institutions to serve the states and their citizens by disseminating practicalknowledge developed at key institutions of higher learning. At the same time, modern-day Rutgers, which was designated NewJersey’s state university in 1945 and 1956, qualifies as the youngest of America’s major public research universities.

In the short span of nearly sixty years, Rutgers has risen from a disparate collection of schools, geographically dispersed andoperating largely independently, into the ranks of the most prestigious educational institutions. That advancement wasrecognized in 1989 when Rutgers was asked to join the Association of American Universities, comprising the top researchuniversities in North America.

In 2013, a historic restructuring of higher education in New Jersey took place. A state legislative act transferred to Rutgersmuch of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey--seven schools, including existing faculty practices, the CancerInstitute of New Jersey, and University Behavioral Health Care. Rutgers now includes the highest level of biomedical andscientific research coupled with clinical applications. The integration of the legacy elements of UMDNJ into Rutgers hascreated a fourth unit, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (RBHS), which consists of a number of schools and unitslocated on various sites but closely aligned with the campus in New Brunswick.

Also at this time, Rutgers University became a member of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC), a consortium offirst-tier research universities, such as the University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin–Madison, and University of Michigan,that shares knowledge and best practices and pools resources and buying power to strengthen higher education and supportresearch endeavors.

Today, Rutgers thrives as a cohesive academic community, dedicated and equally committed to excellence in pursuing itsthreefold mission of teaching, scholarship, and public service. The university seeks to capitalize on its collective strengths, andbuild synergies across disciplines and campuses that will benefit students, faculty, and residents in every corner of New Jersey.Rutgers also sponsors community initiatives in all 21 New Jersey counties. Universitywide, new degree programs, researchendeavors, and community outreach are in development to meet the demands of the 21st century.

Rutgers, The State University of New JerseyOverview

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey INTRODUCTION: Overview

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey INTRODUCTION: Our Vision

Rutgers, New Jersey’s preeminent public university, is one of a small number of comprehensive research universities that is both prepared and committed to exercise national leadership for higher education. We are dedicated to a standard of quality that makes Rutgers a preferred choice for students, a first-rate intellectual environment for faculty, and an outstanding place to work for staff.

We are committed to:• Creating knowledge and ideas for the improvement of the human condition.• Preparing students to meet the needs of a changing society and encouraging their personal and professional growth.• Advancing the well-being of our communities, state, and nation.

Rutgers seeks nothing less than to become one of America’s very best universities.

A Commitment to Excellence

To realize our vision, Rutgers will:

• Sustain the highest standards in learning, discovery, and engagement with our constituents.• Serve our communities, our state, our nation, and the international community.• Advance scholarship and intellectual vitality in our academic disciplines.• Attract, welcome, develop, and retain outstanding students, faculty, and staff.• Encourage the open and civil exchange of ideas and perspectives.• Provide superior curricular and cocurricular opportunities for students at all levels.• Educate exceptional leaders and citizens for future generations.• Foster a supportive and collaborative social environment, and a community dedicated to respecting and valuing diversity.• Maintain a safe, clean, and attractive physical environment.• Maintain accessible, responsive, and cost effective programs and services.• Dedicate our learning community to ongoing self-assessment, and unceasing improvement of all that we do.

Our Vision A Commitment to Excellence

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey INTRODUCTION: Almanac

1766 Queen’s College is founded and is the eighth institution of higher learning established in America.1825 Queen’s College is renamed Rutgers College.1864 Rutgers Scientific School is named the land-grant college of the State of New Jersey.

The school is later renamed after George Hammell Cook, a renowned nineteenth-century geologist and teacher at the school.1867 The Rutgers Daily Targum, the oldest continuously published college newspaper in the country, is founded.1869 The first-ever American intercollegiate football game is played at Rutgers against Princeton. Rutgers wins 6 - 4.1876 The Graduate School - New Brunswick is established.1914 The College of Engineering is named a separate undergraduate school.1918 Douglass College, the largest women's college in the United States, is founded.1924 The Graduate School of Education is founded.1927 The College of Pharmacy in Newark merges with Rutgers.1934 University College is established for adult, part-time students.1945 The colleges and schools of Rutgers become The State University of New Jersey.1946 The University of Newark merges with Rutgers.

The Graduate School of Management - Newark is founded.The School of Law - Newark is founded.

1950 The College of South Jersey in Camden is incorporated into Rutgers.1955 The School of Social Work is founded.1956 Board of Governors is instituted and Rutgers University becomes an instrumentality of the state.

The College of Nursing is founded on the Newark Campus.1967 The School of Law - Camden is founded.1969 Livingston College is founded as an undergraduate liberal arts college.1974 The School of Criminal Justice - Newark is established.

The Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology is established.1976 Mason Gross School of the Arts is established.

The Graduate School - Newark is established.1981 The Graduate School - Camden is established.1982 The School of Communication, Information and Library Studies is founded.1986 The School of Business - New Brunswick is founded.1988 The School of Business - Camden is founded.1989 Rutgers is elected to membership in the Association of American Universities.1992 The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is established.1993 The School of Management - Newark (undergraduate) is founded.1994 The School of Management and Labor Relations is founded.2004 Launched the New Jersey Stem Cell Institute, a joint endeavor with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey2006 The School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) is created as part of a major initiative to transform undergraduate education2006 School of Public Affairs and Administration is founded.2007 Cook College is renamed the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS)2010 The School of Communication, Information and Library Studies is renamed School of Communication and Information (SC&I)2011 School of Nursing - Camden is established.2013 Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences is established.

Almanac of Historical Facts

1 Jacob Rutsen Hardenberg 1785 - 17902 William Linn 1791 - 17953 Ira Condict 1795 - 18104 John Henry Livingston 1810 - 18255 Philip Milledoler 1825 - 18406 Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck 1840 - 18507 Theodore Frelinghuysen 1850 - 18628 William H. Campbell 1862 - 18829 Merrill Edward Gates 1882 - 1890

10 Austin Scott 1891 - 190611 William Henry Steele Demarest 1906 - 192412 John Martin Thomas 1925 - 193013 Phillip M. Brett 1930 - 193114 Robert C. Clothier 1932 - 195115 Lewis Webster Jones 1951 - 195816 Mason W. Gross 1959 - 197117 Edward J. Bloustein 1971 - 198918 Francis L. Lawrence 1990 - 200219 Richard L. McCormick 2002 - 201220 Robert L. Barchi 2012 -

Rutgers' Presidents, 1766 - Present

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey INTRODUCTION: Rutgers' Presidents

CAMDEN NEWARKFirst-Year Transfer First-Year Transfer First-Year Transfer First-Year Transfer

APPLIED 7,437 3,642 13,282 4,449 30,631 8,405 33,545 11,189

ADMITTED 4,357 2,189 7,173 2,372 18,230 3,918 22,368 6,361

ENROLLED 496 837 1,057 850 6,333 2,159 7,886 3,846

% ADMITTED 59 60 54 53 60 67 57

% ENROLLED 11 38 15 36 35 35 60

* Does not include non-matriculated or intra-university transfer students.** Does not include duplication across campuses.

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research

Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled by Campus and Division*

TOTAL UNIVERSITY**

NEW BRUNSWICK

47

55

First-Year and Transfer Undergraduate Students, Fall 2013

Note: The Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy is included in New Brunswick totals and the College of Nursing is included in Newark totals. Does not include legacy UMDNJ schools.

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1 STUDENTS: Admissions

APPLIED APPLIED

# # # # # #

Female FemaleAfrican American 1,107 384 35 54 14 African American 564 257 46 93 36American Indian 4 2 50 1 50 American Indian 1 0 0 0 0Asian 546 440 81 34 8 Asian 153 94 61 28 30Hawaiian 6 3 50 1 33 Hawaiian 10 5 50 2 40Latino 738 370 50 32 9 Latino 290 180 62 61 34White 1,121 788 70 95 12 White 938 651 69 277 43Two or More 172 100 58 13 13 Two or More 81 50 62 18 36Foreign 371 249 67 6 2 Foreign 104 59 57 7 12Other/Unknown 71 39 55 6 15 Other/Unknown 35 23 66 5 22Total 4,136 2,375 57 242 10 Total 2,176 1,319 61 491 37

Male MaleAfrican American 630 208 33 31 15 African American 290 124 43 57 46American Indian 1 0 0 0 0 American Indian 2 1 50 0 0Asian 471 363 77 39 11 Asian 138 85 62 26 31Hawaiian 10 4 40 0 0 Hawaiian 3 1 33 1 100Latino 480 251 52 33 13 Latino 188 110 59 35 32White 1,090 809 74 126 16 White 641 431 67 203 47Two or More 111 73 66 12 16 Two or More 42 24 57 11 46Foreign 454 247 54 8 3 Foreign 128 68 53 5 7Other/Unknown 54 27 50 5 19 Other/Unknown 34 26 76 8 31Total 3,301 1,982 60 254 13 Total 1,466 870 59 346 40

Total TotalAfrican American 1,737 592 34 85 14 African American 854 381 45 150 39American Indian 5 2 40 1 50 American Indian 3 1 33 0 0Asian 1,017 803 79 73 9 Asian 291 179 62 54 30Hawaiian 16 7 44 1 14 Hawaiian 13 6 46 3 50Latino 1,218 621 51 65 10 Latino 478 290 61 96 33White 2,211 1,597 72 221 14 White 1,579 1,082 69 480 44Two or More 283 173 61 25 14 Two or More 123 74 60 29 39Foreign 825 496 60 14 3 Foreign 232 127 55 12 9Other/Unknown 125 66 53 11 17 Other/Unknown 69 49 71 13 27Total 7,437 4,357 59 496 11 Total 3,642 2,189 60 837 38

* % Enrolled = Enrolled/Admitted.Note: Non-matriculated students are not counted in these figures; includes full-time and part-time; does not include legacy UMDNJ schools.

ENROLLEDADMITTED ADMITTEDENROLLED

Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for Camden CampusBy Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2013

FIRST-YEAR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS TRANSFER UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

Source: Undergraduate Admissions and IPEDS Office of Institutional Research & Academic Planning

% %* % %*


APPLIED APPLIED

# # # # # #

Female FemaleAfrican American 1,507 462 31 92 20 African American 630 249 40 120 48American Indian 8 2 25 0 0 American Indian 2 0 0 0 0Asian 1,463 1,036 71 152 15 Asian 274 149 54 49 33Hawaiian 27 5 19 2 40 Hawaiian 6 3 50 1 33Latino 1,503 648 43 118 18 Latino 517 294 57 141 48White 2,053 1,138 55 106 9 White 733 461 63 123 27Two or More 277 143 52 19 13 Two or More 76 33 43 12 36Foreign 466 307 66 20 7 Foreign 160 96 60 8 8Other/Unknown 148 71 48 19 27 Other/Unknown 81 40 49 5 13Total 7,452 3,812 51 528 14 Total 2,479 1,325 53 459 35

Male MaleAfrican American 875 266 30 53 20 African American 372 142 38 56 39American Indian 8 4 50 2 50 American Indian 3 2 67 2 100Asian 1,208 862 71 149 17 Asian 253 148 58 53 36Hawaiian 21 9 43 1 11 Hawaiian 7 6 86 2 33Latino 1,021 501 49 89 18 Latino 407 221 54 112 51White 1,819 1,228 68 169 14 White 681 380 56 127 33Two or More 182 112 62 21 19 Two or More 44 21 48 9 43Foreign 575 323 56 26 8 Foreign 153 94 61 18 19Other/Unknown 121 56 46 19 34 Other/Unknown 50 33 66 12 36Total 5,830 3,361 58 529 16 Total 1,970 1,047 53 391 37

Total TotalAfrican American 2,382 728 31 145 20 African American 1,002 391 39 176 45American Indian 16 6 38 2 33 American Indian 5 2 40 2 100Asian 2,671 1,898 71 301 16 Asian 527 297 56 102 34Hawaiian 48 14 29 3 21 Hawaiian 13 9 69 3 33Latino 2,524 1,149 46 207 18 Latino 924 515 56 253 49White 3,872 2,366 61 275 12 White 1,414 841 59 250 30Two or More 459 255 56 40 16 Two or More 120 54 45 21 39Foreign 1,041 630 61 46 7 Foreign 313 190 61 26 14Other/Unknown 269 127 47 38 30 Other/Unknown 131 73 56 17 23Total 13,282 7,173 54 1,057 15 Total 4,449 2,372 53 850 36



Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for Newark CampusBy Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2013

FIRST-YEAR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS TRANSFER UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS


% %* % %*


APPLIED APPLIED

# # # # # #

Female FemaleAfrican American 1,988 665 33 240 36 African American 695 212 31 104 49American Indian 11 4 36 2 50 American Indian 4 2 50 1 50Asian 3,174 2,489 78 912 37 Asian 451 208 46 120 58Hawaiian 41 17 41 7 41 Hawaiian 10 2 20 1 50Latino 2,253 1,034 46 420 41 Latino 632 279 44 154 55White 6,011 4,059 68 1,128 28 White 1,832 998 54 524 53Two or More 580 355 61 135 38 Two or More 147 59 40 35 59Foreign 1,057 668 63 195 29 Foreign 308 158 51 64 41Other/Unknown 260 139 53 62 45 Other/Unknown 92 38 41 16 42Total 15,375 9,430 61 3,101 33 Total 4,171 1,956 47 1,019 52

Male MaleAfrican American 1,449 406 28 166 41 African American 544 137 25 81 59American Indian 11 4 36 1 25 American Indian 5 2 40 1 50Asian 3,043 2,217 73 959 43 Asian 473 229 48 142 62Hawaiian 41 23 56 13 57 Hawaiian 11 4 36 4 100Latino 1,871 810 43 339 42 Latino 591 239 40 140 59White 6,867 4,252 62 1,387 33 White 2,063 1,125 55 662 59Two or More 471 264 56 99 38 Two or More 118 47 40 24 51Foreign 1,212 667 55 213 32 Foreign 336 137 41 67 49Other/Unknown 291 157 54 55 35 Other/Unknown 93 42 45 19 45Total 15,256 8,800 58 3,232 37 Total 4,234 1,962 46 1,140 58

Total TotalAfrican American 3,437 1,071 31 406 38 African American 1,239 349 28 185 53American Indian 22 8 36 3 38 American Indian 9 4 44 2 50Asian 6,217 4,706 76 1,871 40 Asian 924 437 47 262 60Hawaiian 82 40 49 20 50 Hawaiian 21 6 29 5 83Latino 4,124 1,844 45 759 41 Latino 1,223 518 42 294 57White 12,878 8,311 65 2,515 30 White 3,895 2,123 55 1,186 56Two or More 1,051 619 59 234 38 Two or More 265 106 40 59 56Foreign 2,269 1,335 59 408 31 Foreign 644 295 46 131 44Other/Unknown 551 296 54 117 40 Other/Unknown 185 80 43 35 44Total 30,631 18,230 60 6,333 35 Total 8,405 3,918 47 2,159 55



Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled for New Brunswick CampusBy Gender and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2013

TRANSFER UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

% %* % %*


FIRST-YEAR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS


CAMDEN CAMPUS Full-Time

Part-Time Total NEWARK CAMPUS Full-

TimePart-Time Total NEW BRUNSWICK CAMPUS Full-

TimePart-Time Total RUTGERS BIOMEDICAL AND

HEALTH SCIENCESFull-Time

Part-Time Total

UNDERGRADUATE

Arts & Sciences 2,128 368 2,496 Arts & Sciences 3,013 356 3,369 School of Engineering 3,347 108 3,455 College of Nursing 417 122 539School of Business 883 162 1,045 Rutgers Business Sch. 1,961 371 2,332 EJB Sch. of Planning & Public Policy 69 12 81 Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy 875 5 880School of Nursing 283 131 414 Sch. of Criminal Justice 579 53 632 Mason Gross School of the Arts 709 15 724 School of Health Related Professions 296 390 686University College 645 242 887 School of Public Affairs 91 18 109 Rutgers Business School 2,590 34 2,624 School of Nursing 321 75 396

University College 183 592 775 School of Mgmt & Labor Relations 191 116 307School of Arts & Sciences*** 19,463 1,018 20,481School of Env. & Bio. Sciences 3,481 247 3,728

TOTAL 3,939 903 4,842 5,827 1,390 7,217 29,850 1,550 31,400 1,909 592 2,501

GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL

Graduate School 204 301 505 Graduate School 534 462 996 EJB Sch. of Planning & Public Policy 184 50 234 College of Nursing 55 181 236School of Business 135 189 324 Rutgers Business Sch.** 573 1,361 1,934 Graduate Sch. of Appl. & Prof. Psych. 118 112 230 Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy 402 402School of Nursing 10 10 Sch. of Criminal Justice 11 22 33 Graduate School of Education 340 664 1,004 Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences 628 146 774School of Law 468 115 583 School of Law 525 193 718 Graduate School*** 2,545 1,790 4,335 New Jersey Medical School 731 731

School of Public Affairs 89 225 314 Mason Gross School of the Arts 152 161 313 Robert Wood Johnson Medical School 541 541School of Comm. and Information 111 296 407 Rutgers School of Dental Medicine 492 492School of Mgmt. & Labor Relations 274 116 390 School of Health Related Professions 520 556 1,076School of Social Work 1,191 449 1,640 School of Nursing 158 808 966

School of Public Health 120 244 364

TOTAL 807 615 1,422 1,732 2,263 3,995 4,915 3,638 8,553 3,647 1,935 5,582

CAMPUS TOTAL 4,746 1,518 6,264 7,559 3,653 11,212 34,765 5,188 39,953 5,556 2,527 8,083

** Includes students enrolled in the Rutgers Business School: Graduate Programs - Newark and New Brunswick.*** Includes 14 Continuous Education full-time students and 134 Continuous Education part-time students in the School of Arts and Sciences Includes 61 Continuous Education part-time students in the Graduate School-New Brunswick

Office of Institutional Research

Enrollment Headcount by Campus and Division, School, Full-Time/Part-Time Status, and Academic LevelFALL 2013

Source: IPEDS Enrollment Survey

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 5 STUDENTS: Enrollment


YEAR* Full-Time Part-Time Total

2004 38,590 11,962 50,5522005 38,215 11,801 50,0162006 38,425 11,335 49,7602007 39,272 11,244 50,5162008 41,600 10,871 52,4712009 43,867 10,778 54,6452010 46,079 10,789 56,8682011 47,651 10,531 58,1822012 48,250 10,538 58,788

2013 52,626 12,886 65,512

*2004 - 2012 = Legacy Rutgers

Total University Enrollment HeadcountFall 2004-2013*

ENROLLMENT HEADCOUNT


65,512

0

70,000

'04 '12 '13

FULL‐TIME PART‐TIME

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐LEGACY RUTGERS‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL TOTAL

Camden NewarkNew

Brunswick

Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences Camden Newark

New Brunswick

Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences Camden Newark

New Brunswick

Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences

FULL - TIME2004 3,060 5,035 24,416 - 777 1,311 3,991 - 3,837 6,346 28,407 -2005 2,949 4,911 24,361 - 734 1,396 3,864 - 3,683 6,307 28,225 -2006 2,888 4,955 24,538 - 744 1,406 3,894 - 3,632 6,361 28,432 -2007 2,909 5,212 24,876 - 721 1,420 4,134 - 3,630 6,632 29,010 -2008 3,106 5,475 26,434 - 796 1,615 4,174 - 3,902 7,090 30,608 -2009 3,342 5,754 27,588 - 908 1,718 4,557 - 4,250 7,472 32,145 -2010 3,629 5,880 28,904 - 903 1,812 4,951 - 4,532 7,692 33,855 -2011 3,800 6,021 29,752 - 1019 1,886 5,173 - 4,819 7,907 34,925 -2012 3,833 6,220 30,038 - 966 1,900 5,293 - 4,799 8,120 35,331 -

2013 3,939 5,827 29,850 1,909 807 1,732 4,915 3,647 4,746 7,559 34,765 5,556

PART - TIME2004 947 1,573 2,397 - 779 2,374 3,892 - 1,726 3,947 6,289 -2005 897 1,602 2,352 - 741 2,337 3,872 - 1,638 3,939 6,224 -2006 806 1,548 2,153 - 727 2,294 3,807 - 1,533 3,842 5,960 -2007 781 1,473 1,953 - 748 2,448 3,841 - 1,529 3,921 5,794 -2008 764 1,526 1,597 - 732 2,416 3,836 - 1,496 3,942 5,433 -2009 779 1,553 1,507 - 752 2,475 3,712 - 1,531 4,028 5,219 -2010 868 1,599 1,447 - 758 2,507 3,610 - 1,626 4,106 5,057 -2011 853 1,444 1,516 - 756 2,453 3,509 - 1,609 3,897 5,025 -2012 875 1,446 1,555 - 669 2,445 3,548 - 1,544 3,891 5,103 -

2013 903 1,390 1,550 592 615 2,263 3,638 1,935 1,518 3,653 5,188 2,527

* 2004-2012 = Legacy Rutgers

Enrollment Headcount by Academic Level, Campus and Division, and Full-Time/Part-Time StatusFall 2004-2013

YEAR*

Office of Institutional ResearchSource: IPEDS Enrollment Survey



Enrollment Headcount by Campus and Division, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity

CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL

# % # % # % # % # %Female

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 541 20 778 21 1,419 9 203 11 2,941 13 American Indian 2 0 2 0 11 0 1 0 16 0 Asian 190 7 761 21 3,677 24 553 29 5,181 22 Hawaiian 8 0 15 0 39 0 14 1 76 0 Latino 333 13 922 25 2,058 14 186 10 3,499 15 White 1,404 53 750 21 6,425 42 762 40 9,341 40 Two or More 94 4 95 3 551 4 45 2 785 3 Foreign 29 1 96 3 657 4 74 4 856 4 Unknown 58 2 221 6 288 2 82 4 649 3 Total 2,659 100 3,640 100 15,125 100 1,920 100 23,344 100

Male

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 273 13 501 14 925 6 48 8 1,747 8 American Indian 1 0 6 0 16 0 0 0 23 0 Asian 227 10 818 23 4,112 25 245 42 5,402 24 Hawaiian 4 0 19 1 50 0 5 1 78 0 Latino 203 9 756 21 1,841 11 53 9 2,853 13 White 1,313 60 1,051 29 7,904 49 171 29 10,439 46 Two or More 72 3 105 3 504 3 12 2 693 3 Foreign 36 2 118 3 639 4 25 4 818 4 Unknown 54 2 203 6 284 2 22 4 563 2 Total 2,183 100 3,577 100 16,275 100 581 100 22,616 100

Total

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 814 17 1,279 18 2,344 7 251 10 4,688 10 American Indian 3 0 8 0 27 0 1 0 39 0 Asian 417 9 1,579 22 7,789 25 798 32 10,583 23 Hawaiian 12 0 34 0 89 0 19 1 154 0 Latino 536 11 1,678 23 3,899 12 239 10 6,352 14 White 2,717 56 1,801 25 14,329 46 933 37 19,780 43 Two or More 166 3 200 3 1,055 3 57 2 1,478 3 Foreign 65 1 214 3 1,296 4 99 4 1,674 4 Unknown 112 2 424 6 572 2 104 4 1,212 3 Total 4,842 100 7,217 100 31,400 100 2,501 100 45,960 100


Undergraduate Students, Fall 2013

GENDERRUTGERS BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES




# % # % # % # % # %Female

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 90 15 274 16 494 10 516 14 1,374 12 American Indian 1 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 9 0 Asian 42 7 233 13 361 7 842 23 1,478 13 Hawaiian 1 0 22 1 6 0 12 0 41 0 Latino 61 10 179 10 482 9 285 8 1,007 9 White 372 61 666 38 2,523 49 1,411 39 4,972 45 Two or More 13 2 36 2 100 2 31 1 180 2 Foreign 19 3 231 13 1,044 20 217 6 1,511 14 Unknown 11 2 87 5 125 2 269 8 492 4 Total 610 100 1,730 100 5,139 100 3,585 100 11,064 100

Male

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 71 9 217 10 145 4 141 7 574 7 American Indian 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 Asian 56 7 265 12 239 7 566 28 1,126 13 Hawaiian 1 0 62 3 5 0 3 0 71 1 Latino 49 6 156 7 205 6 146 7 556 7 White 579 71 1,070 47 1,503 44 831 42 3,983 47 Two or More 16 2 35 2 50 1 26 1 127 1 Foreign 24 3 317 14 1,208 35 171 9 1,720 20 Unknown 14 2 140 6 59 2 113 6 326 4 Total 812 100 2,265 100 3,414 100 1,997 100 8,488 100

Total

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 161 11 491 12 639 7 657 12 1,948 10 American Indian 3 0 5 0 4 0 2 0 14 0 Asian 98 7 498 12 600 7 1,408 25 2,604 13 Hawaiian 2 0 84 2 11 0 15 0 112 1 Latino 110 8 335 8 687 8 431 8 1,563 8 White 951 67 1,736 43 4,026 47 2,242 40 8,955 46 Two or More 29 2 71 2 150 2 57 1 307 2 Foreign 43 3 548 14 2,252 26 388 7 3,231 17 Unknown 25 2 227 6 184 2 382 7 818 4 Total 1,422 100 3,995 100 8,553 100 5,582 100 19,552 100


Graduate/Professional Students, Fall 2013







# % # % # % # % # %Female

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 631 19 1,052 20 1,913 9 719 13 4,315 13 American Indian 3 0 4 0 15 0 3 0 25 0 Asian 232 7 994 19 4,038 20 1,395 25 6,659 19 Hawaiian 9 0 37 1 45 0 26 0 117 0 Latino 394 12 1,101 21 2,540 13 471 9 4,506 13 White 1,776 54 1,416 26 8,948 44 2,173 39 14,313 42 Two or More 107 3 131 2 651 3 76 1 965 3 Foreign 48 1 327 6 1,701 8 291 5 2,367 7 Unknown 69 2 308 6 413 2 351 6 1,141 3 Total 3,269 100 5,370 100 20,264 100 5,505 100 34,408 100

Male

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 344 11 718 12 1,070 5 189 7 2,321 7 American Indian 3 0 9 0 16 0 0 0 28 0 Asian 283 9 1,083 19 4,351 22 811 31 6,528 21 Hawaiian 5 0 81 1 55 0 8 0 149 0 Latino 252 8 912 16 2,046 10 199 8 3,409 11 White 1,892 63 2,121 36 9,407 48 1,002 39 14,422 46 Two or More 88 3 140 2 554 3 38 1 820 3 Foreign 60 2 435 7 1,847 9 196 8 2,538 8 Unknown 68 2 343 6 343 2 135 5 889 3 Total 2,995 100 5,842 100 19,689 100 2,578 100 31,104 100

Total

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 975 16 1,770 16 2,983 7 908 11 6,636 10 American Indian 6 0 13 0 31 0 3 0 53 0 Asian 515 8 2,077 19 8,389 21 2,206 27 13,187 20 Hawaiian 14 0 118 1 100 0 34 0 266 0 Latino 646 10 2,013 18 4,586 11 670 8 7,915 12 White 3,668 59 3,537 32 18,355 46 3,175 39 28,735 44 Two or More 195 3 271 2 1,205 3 114 1 1,785 3 Foreign 108 2 762 7 3,548 9 487 6 4,905 7 Unknown 137 2 651 6 756 2 486 6 2,030 3 Total 6,264 100 11,212 100 39,953 100 8,083 100 65,512 100


Total Students, Fall 2013



Note: When RBHS is included in the 2013 New Brunswick campus headcount, Female = 53.6% and Male = 46.4%.

Source: IPEDS Enrollment Survey Office of Institutional Research

Fall 2004 - 2013

Percent Enrollment Headcount by Gender

Female Male

0.0

40.0

80.0

'13

RBHS

31.9

52.547.5

0.0

40.0

80.0

'04 '12 '13

TOTAL UNIVERSITY

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ LEGACY RUTGERS ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

52.247.8

0.0

40.0

80.0

'04 '12 '13

CAMDEN

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ LEGACY RUTGERS ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

50.749.3

0.0

40.0

80.0

'04 '12 '13

NEW BRUNSWICK

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ LEGACY RUTGERS ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

47.952.1

0.0

40.0

80.0

'04 '12 '13

NEWARK

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ LEGACY RUTGERS ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

68.1



* "Other" includes American Indian, Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, Multi Race, and Unknown.


Percent Enrollment Headcount by Race/Ethnicity for Total University


44%

20%

12%10%

7% 6%

TOTAL UNIVERSITYFALL 2013

HEADCOUNT

White

Asian

Latino

African American

Foreign

Other

* "Other" includes American Indian, Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, Multi Race, and Unknown.


Percent of Enrollment Headcount by Race/Ethnicity by Campus and DivisionFall 2013

Note: When Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences is included in the New Brunswick campus headcount, White = 45%, Asian = 22%, Latino = 11%, African American = 8%, Foreign = 8% and Other = 6%.

59%

8% 10% 16%

2% 6%

CAMDEN

46%

21%11% 7% 9% 5%

NEW BRUNSWICK

White

Asian

Latino

African American

Foreign

Other

39%

27%

8% 11%6% 8%

RUTGERS BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES

32%

19% 18% 16%7% 9%

NEWARK



UNDERGRADUATE

Total In-State Residents

Out-of-State Residents

2004 37,428 34,137 3,2912005 37,072 33,841 3,2312006 36,888 33,922 2,9662007 37,204 34,403 2,8012008 38,902 35,802 3,1002009 40,523 37,596 2,9272010 42,327 39,164 3,1632011 43,386 39,978 3,4082012 43,967 40,518 3,449

2013 45,960 41,958 4,002


YEAR

Enrollment Headcount by In-State/Out-of-State Current Residency Status - Total UniversityUndergraduate Students, Fall 2004 - 2013

91%9%

Fall 2013 Current Residency Status

In-State Out-of-State

CAMDEN NEWARK

NEW BRUNSWICK RUTGERS BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES


Enrollment Headcount by In-State/Out-of-State Current Residency Status and Campus and DivisionUndergraduate Students, Fall 2013

Note: When Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences is included in the New Brunswick campus headcount, In-State = 90% and Out-of-State = 10%.

97%3%

97% 4,682 3%

160

95% 5%95% 6,875

84% 16%84% 2,112

16% 389

90% 10%90% 28,289

10% 3,111

5% 342




Enrollment Headcount by In-State/Out-of-State Current Residency Status - Total UniversityGraduate/Professional Students, Fall 2004 - 2013



2004 13,124 9,086 4,0382005 12,944 9,026 3,9182006 12,872 9,040 3,8322007 13,312 9,452 3,8602008 13,569 9,507 4,0622009 14,123 9,925 4,1972010 14,541 10,157 4,3842011 14,796 10,224 4,5722012 14,821 10,275 4,546

2013 19,552 14,038 5,514


YEARGRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL

72%

28%



CAMDEN NEWARK



Enrollment Headcount by In-State/Out-of-State Current Residency Status and Campus and DivisionGraduate/Professional Students, Fall 2013


85% 15%85% 1,211

15% 211

79%

21%79% 3,144

82%18%

82% 4,561

18% 1,021

60%40%60%

5,122

40% 3,431

21% 851




Enrollment Headcount by In-State/Out-of-State Current Residency Status - Total UniversityTotal Students, Fall 2004 - 2013



2004 50,552 43,223 7,3292005 50,016 42,867 7,1492006 49,760 42,962 6,7982007 50,516 43,855 6,6612008 52,471 45,309 7,1622009 54,645 47,521 7,1242010 56,868 49,321 7,5472011 58,182 50,202 7,9802012 58,788 50,793 7,995

2013 65,512 55,996 9,516


YEARTotal

85%

15%



CAMDEN NEWARK



Enrollment Headcount by In-State/Out-of-State Current Residency Status and Campus and DivisionTotal Students, Fall 2013


94%6%

94% 5,893 6%

371

89%11%

89% 10,019

82% 18%82% 6,673

18% 1,510

84%16%

84% 33,411 16%

6,542

11% 1,193




Current Residency Status of Enrollment Headcount by New Jersey County - Total University

Atlantic 1,230Bergen 5,218Burlington 2,743Camden 3,863Cape May 240Cumberland 294Essex 4,710Gloucester 1,367Hudson 3,825Hunterdon 911Mercer 2,089Middlesex 10,799Monmouth 4,611Morris 2,803Ocean 1,564Passaic 1,851Salem 124Somerset 3,503Sussex 464Union 3,180Warren 410Unknown county 197

TOTAL 55,996


Fall 2013

ENROLLMENTCOUNTY

Current Residency Status of Enrollment Headcount by New Jersey County and Campus and Division

Atlantic 392 44 710 84Bergen 40 1,180 3,168 830Burlington 1,164 86 1,282 211Camden 2,450 64 1,041 308Cape May 97 8 119 16Cumberland 95 9 163 27Essex 39 2,013 1,913 745Gloucester 718 21 493 135Hudson 25 1,659 1,701 440Hunterdon 29 84 701 97Mercer 135 234 1,512 208Middlesex 144 1,474 7,994 1,187Monmouth 216 503 3,382 510Morris 25 490 1,825 463Ocean 94 144 1,145 181Passaic 17 584 970 280Salem 54 1 59 10Somerset 92 372 2,673 366Sussex 8 72 334 50Union 31 889 1,823 437Warren 13 39 298 60Unknown county 15 49 105 28

TOTAL 5,893 10,019 33,411 6,673


CAMDEN NEWARKNEW

BRUNSWICK RBHS

Fall 2013

COUNTY

University of New Jersey 21 STUDENTS: Enrollment


STATE ENROLLMENT STATE ENROLLMENT

Alabama 15 Nebraska 12Alaska 2 Nevada 21Arizona 35 New Hampshire 39Arkansas 7 New Jersey 55,133California 381 New Mexico 11Colorado 42 New York 1,718Connecticut 207 North Carolina 62Delaware 57 North Dakota 2District of Columbia 47 Ohio 85Florida 226 Oklahoma 15Georgia 76 Oregon 29Hawaii 10 Pennsylvania 746Idaho 2 Rhode Island 18Illinois 114 South Carolina 40Indiana 26 South Dakota 2Iowa 15 Tennessee 26Kansas 8 Texas 147Kentucky 9 Utah 8Louisiana 19 Vermont 13Maine 24 Virginia 163Maryland 275 Washington 49Massachusetts 193 West Virginia 7Michigan 89 Wisconsin 24Minnesota 51 Wyoming 4Mississippi 9 U.S. Territories 51Missouri 19 Foreign 5,040Montana 8 Unknown 81

TOTAL 65,512


Fall 2013

Enrollment Headcount by Original State - Total University

Fall 2013


Map of Enrollment Headcount by Original State - Total University

Under 25 25 - 50 51 - 100 101 - 500

501 - 1,000 1,001 - 2,000 Over 2,000



Enrollment Headcount of International Students - Total UniversityTotal University, Fall 2013

* Consists of individuals enrolled in PALS "Program in American Language Studies," offered through the Center for International Facultyand Student Services and other non-degree programs.

Source: International Education Data Collection Committee Office of Institutional ResearchOpen Door Data Annual Census of Foreign Students Fall 2013

Undergraduate(1,520)

26%

Graduate/Professional (3,087)

53%

Other*(1,248)21%

COUNTRY ENROLLMENT COUNTRY ENROLLMENT COUNTRY COUNTRY ENROLLMENT

Afghanistan 1 Estonia 2 Latvia 2 Slovenia 2Albania 1 Ethiopia 5 Lebanon 6 South Africa 4Argentina 7 Finland 3 Liberia 7 Spain 15Armenia 1 France 25 Libya 10 Sri Lanka 8Australia 22 Gabon 1 Lithuania 1 Suriname 2Austria 6 Gambia 1 Luxembourg 1 Sweden 8Bangladesh 17 Georgia 1 Macedonia 1 Switzerland 3Barbados 1 Germany 37 Madagascar 1 Syria 4Belgium 5 Ghana 12 Malaysia 49 Taiwan 166Belize 3 Gibraltar 2 Mali 1 Tajikistan 35Bolivia 1 Greece 3 Mexico 14 Tanzania 4Botswana 1 Grenada 12 Moldova 8 Thailand 14Brazil 58 Guinea 1 Myanmar/ Burma 2 Trinidad and Tobago 7Bulgaria 3 Guyana 2 Nepal 8 Turkey 157Burkina Faso 1 Haiti 6 Netherlands 8 Uganda 1Cambodia 3 Honduras 6 Netherlands Antilles 5 Ukraine 9Cameroon 6 Hong Kong 35 New Zealand 8 United Arab Emirates 4Canada 111 Hungary 5 Niger 5 United Kingdom 30Chile 22 Iceland 2 Nigeria 31 Uruguay 3China (PRC) 2,387 India 995 Norway 3 Uzbekistan 2Colombia 55 Indonesia 16 Pakistan 33 Venezuela 7Congo, Rep. of 1 Iran 80 Palestinian Territories 5 Vietnam 44Costa Rica 7 Iraq 56 Paraguay 1 Wallis and Futuna 1Côte d’Ivoire/Ivory Coast 3 Ireland 3 Peru 23 Zimbabwe 2Croatia 2 Israel 17 Philippines 31 Other 37Cyprus 4 Italy 39 Poland 15Czech Republic 2 Jamaica 10 Portugal 5Denmark 1 Japan 49 Qatar 1Dominica 1 Jordan 5 Romania 12Dominican Rep. 4 Kazakhstan 3 Russia 32Ecuador 22 Kenya 19 Saudi Arabia 146Egypt 23 Korea, South 558 Singapore 10ElSalvador 1 Kuwait 6 Slovakia 1

Total Foreign 5,855

* Consists of individuals enrolled in PALS "Program in American Language Studies," offered through the Centerfor International Faculty and Student Services and other non-degree programs.

Source: Open Door Data Annual Census of Foreign Students 2013/2014 Office of Institutional Research

Enrollment Headcount of International Students* by Country - Total University

ENROLLMENTFall 2013



Enrollment by Program for Total University

PROGRAM UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL TOTAL

Agriculture, Agriculture Operations and Related Sciences 538 150 688Area, Ethnic, and Gender Studies 175 82 257Biological and Biomedical Sciences 2,442 1190 3,632Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services 8,304 2,788 11,092Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs 1,301 0 1,301Computer and Information Sciences 834 269 1,103Education 0 826 826Engineering 2,709 1097 3,806English Language and Literature/Letters 755 244 999Environmental Planning and Design 112 0 112Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics 323 215 538Health Professions and Related Programs 3,326 4878 8,204History 598 214 812Law 0 1,299 1,299Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities 168 66 234Library Science 0 417 417Mathematics and Statistics 397 466 863Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 459 347 806Natural Resources and Conservation 353 83 436Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies 524 0 524Philosophy and Religious Studies 203 54 257Physical Sciences 610 407 1,017Psychology 1,707 365 2,072Public Administration and Social Service Professions 659 2,214 2,873Security and Protective Services 1,581 131 1,712Social Sciences 2,064 566 2,630Undeclared/Unknown 14,682 544 15,226Urban Planning and Policy Development 0 192 192Visual and Performing Arts 1,136 448 1,584

TOTAL 45,960 19,552 65,512


Fall 2013


MEAN SAT

YEAR Rutgers University New Jersey United StatesMath Verbal Combined Math Verbal Combined Math Verbal Combined

2004 618 591 1209 514 501 1015 518 508 1026

2005 624 593 1217 517 503 1020 520 508 1028

2006 622 586 1208 515 496 1011 518 503 1021

2007 615 581 1196 510 495 1005 515 502 1017

2008 617 581 1198 513 495 1008 515 502 1017

2009 617 580 1197 513 496 1009 515 501 1016

2010 615 576 1191 514 495 1009 516 501 1017

2011 619 577 1196 516 495 1011 514 497 1011

2012 618 574 1192 517 495 1012 514 496 1010

2013 627 579 1206 522 499 1021 514 496 1010

NOTE: Does not include Legacy UMDNJ.Source: Undergraduate Admissions

Mean SAT Scores for Registered First-Year, Regular-Admit Enrolled StudentsFall 2004 - 2013

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1 STUDENTS: Academic Profile


'NOTE: Does not include Legacy UMDNJ.

Source: Undergraduate Admissions Office of Institutional Research

Mean SAT Scores for Registered First-Year, Regular-Admit Enrolled StudentsFall 2013

514

522

627

543

561

644

MATH SAT

Rutgers University

New Brunswick

CamdenNewark

United StatesNew Jersey

Rutgers University

496

499

579

522

521

594

VERBAL SAT

Rutgers University

New Brunswick

CamdenNewark


Rutgers University

1010

1021

1206

1585

1614

1848

COMBINED SAT

Rutgers University

New Brunswick

CamdenNewark


Rutgers University

YEAR

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

Verbal Math Verbal Math Verbal Math Verbal Math Verbal Math Verbal Math Verbal Math2013* 152 151 155 151 154 159 150 148 157 153 152 150 155 148

*2013 GRE Scores are reported on a new scale.

Source: Graduate Admissions

Mean GRE Scores for First-Year Graduate/Professional StudentsFall 2004 - 2013

959

919

942

1061

1056

1081

1045

1076

1279

961

1038

988

902

920

1245

1075

1239

1232

1221

1243

Graduate School Camden

Graduate School Newark

Graduate School New Brunswick

1256

1235

School of Criminal Justice

Graduate School of Appl. & Prof. Psych.

1057

Graduate School of Education

School of Comm., and Information

1043

1104

1045

1057

12341052

1080

1053

1088

1090

1077

1212

1201

1204

1244

12621151

1110

1078

1129

1039

1125

1152

1204

1120

1135

803

1203

1176

1225

1195

1138

1153

1123

1146

GRE (Mean)

1067

1065

1047

1050

1030



GMAT (Mean) LSAT (Mean)

2004 581 544 158 158

2005 574 558 159 160

2006 576 542 157 157

2007 567 543 157 157

2008 582 551 156 157

2009 572 532 156 157

2010 579 533 156 156

2011 574 530 152 155

2012 577 530 153 156

2013 572 496 154 155

Source: Graduate Admissions

Rutgers Business Sch. Newark and New Bruns.YEAR

Mean GMAT and LSAT Scores for First-Year Graduate/Professional StudentsFall 2004 - 2013

School of Law Newark

School of Law Camden

School of Business Camden

YEAR* Total

2004 1,093 742 532 2,3672005 1,092 644 547 2,2832006 1,089 630 588 2,3072007 1,081 582 551 2,2142008 1,066 598 563 2,2272009 1,089 620 566 2,2752010 1,105 613 574 2,2922011 1,046 631 518 2,1952012 1,165 653 541 2,3592013 1,474 605 631 2,710

Source: Human Resources Office of Institutional Research

Headcount of Teaching and Graduate AssistantsFall 2004 - 2013

TEACHING AND GRADUATE ASSISTANTS

Teaching Assistants

GraduateAssistants

GraduateFellows

1,093

1,474

742

605532631

2004 2013

Teaching Assistants Graduate Assistants Graduate Fellows



NEWARK

Female

RACE/ETHNICITY African American * * 10 8.8 18 13.1 105 17.6 3 8.8 18 13.7 72 14.1 190 20.6 American Indian * * 0 0.0 0 0.0 1 0.2 0 0.0 1 0.8 1 0.2 3 0.3 Asian * * 8 7.0 9 6.6 38 6.4 1 2.9 12 9.2 111 21.7 180 19.5 Latino * * 4 3.5 8 5.8 51 8.5 1 2.9 22 16.8 32 6.3 221 23.9 White 1 33.3 84 73.7 84 61.3 367 61.4 15 44.1 74 56.5 173 33.8 245 26.5 Other * 2 66.7 8 7.0 18 13.1 36 6.0 14 41.2 4 3.1 123 24.0 84 9.1 Total 3 100.0 114 100.0 137 100.0 598 100.0 34 100.0 131 100.0 512 100.0 923 100.0

Male

RACE/ETHNICITY African American * * 5 2.7 9 7.0 41 8.7 2 4.3 17 11.9 39 6.9 108 15.7 American Indian * * 0 0.0 1 0.8 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 1 0.2 1 0.1 Asian * * 17 9.3 8 6.3 38 8.0 3 6.4 22 15.4 106 18.8 187 27.3 Latino * * 10 5.5 3 2.3 32 6.8 0 0.0 16 11.2 29 5.1 147 21.4 White * * 140 76.9 98 76.6 341 72.1 15 31.9 83 58.0 235 41.7 195 28.4 Other * * * 10 5.5 9 7.0 21 4.4 27 57.4 5 3.5 154 27.3 48 7.0 Total * * 182 100.0 128 100.0 473 100.0 47 100.0 143 100.0 564 100.0 686 100.0

Total

RACE/ETHNICITY African American * * 15 5.1 27 10.2 146 13.6 5 6.2 35 12.8 111 10.3 298 18.5 American Indian * * 0 0.0 1 0.4 1 0.1 0 0.0 1 0.4 2 0.2 4 0.2 Asian * * 25 8.4 17 6.4 76 7.1 4 4.9 34 12.4 217 20.2 367 22.8 Latino * * 14 4.7 11 4.2 83 7.7 1 1.2 38 13.9 61 5.7 368 22.9 White 1 33.3 224 75.7 182 68.7 708 66.1 30 37.0 157 57.3 408 37.9 440 27.3 Other * 2 66.7 18 6.1 27 10.2 57 5.3 41 50.6 9 3.3 277 25.7 132 8.2 Total 3 100.0 296 100.0 265 100.0 1,071 100.0 81 100.0 274 100.0 1,076 100.0 1,609 100.0

* "Other" includes Multi Race/Ethnicity, Non-Resident Alien and Unknown.NOTE: Does not include Legacy UMDNJ.

Source: IPEDS Completions Report

Degrees Conferred by Gender and Race/Ethnicity for Camden Campus and Newark CampusAcademic Year 2012/2013

GENDER

# # # %#Doctoral First Professional Masters Bachelors

% # % % % %Doctoral First Professional Masters Bachelors

CAMDEN

# % # % #

Female

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 13 6.1 7 5.4 143 10.1 318 9.2 16 6.4 35 9.4 233 11.3 613 12.4 American Indian 0 0.0 0 0.0 1 0.1 6 0.2 0 0.0 1 0.3 2 0.1 10 0.2 Asian 17 8.0 72 55.8 108 7.6 796 23.1 18 7.2 92 24.6 228 11.0 1,014 20.4 Latino 7 3.3 6 4.7 129 9.1 407 11.8 8 3.2 32 8.6 169 8.2 679 13.7 White 91 42.7 30 23.3 741 52.3 1,695 49.3 107 42.8 188 50.3 998 48.3 2,307 46.5 Other * 85 39.9 14 10.9 296 20.9 218 6.3 101 40.4 26 7.0 437 21.1 338 6.8 Total 213 100.0 129 100.0 1,418 100.0 3,440 100.0 250 100.0 374 100.0 2,067 100.0 4,961 100.0

Male

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 5 2.5 6 6.6 34 5.4 183 5.3 7 2.8 28 6.7 82 6.2 332 7.2 American Indian 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 2 0.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 2 0.2 3 0.1 Asian 12 5.9 42 46.2 49 7.7 799 23.0 15 6.0 81 19.5 163 12.3 1,024 22.1 Latino 8 3.9 4 4.4 43 6.8 336 9.7 8 3.2 30 7.2 75 5.7 515 11.1 White 84 41.4 33 36.3 318 50.2 1,925 55.4 99 39.6 256 61.5 651 49.1 2,461 53.1 Other* 94 46.3 6 6.6 189 29.9 227 6.5 121 48.4 21 5.0 352 26.6 296 6.4 Total 203 100.0 91 100.0 633 100.0 3,472 100.0 250 100.0 416 100.0 1,325 100.0 4,631 100.0

Total

RACE/ETHNICITY African American 18 4.3 13 5.9 177 8.6 501 7.2 23 4.6 63 8.0 315 9.3 945 9.9 American Indian 0 0.0 0 0.0 1 0.0 8 0.1 0 0.0 1 0.1 4 0.1 13 0.1 Asian 29 7.0 114 51.8 157 7.7 1,595 23.1 33 6.6 173 21.9 391 11.5 2,038 21.2 Latino 15 3.6 10 4.5 172 8.4 743 10.7 16 3.2 62 7.8 244 7.2 1,194 12.4 White 175 42.1 63 28.6 1,059 51.6 3,620 52.4 206 41.2 444 56.2 1,649 48.6 4,768 49.7 Other * 179 43.0 20 9.1 485 23.6 445 6.4 222 44.4 47 5.9 789 23.3 634 6.6 Total 416 100.0 220 100.0 2,051 100.0 6,912 100.0 500 100.0 790 100.0 3,392 100.0 9,592 100.0

* "Other" includes Multi Race/Ethnicity, Non-Resident Alien and Unknown.NOTE: Does not include Legacy UMDNJ.

Source: IPEDS Completions Report

% # % %

TOTAL

# % # % #

Degrees Conferred by Gender and Race/Ethnicity for New Brunswick Campus and Total UniversityAcademic Year 2012/2013

GENDERNEW BRUNSWICK

Doctoral First Professional Masters# % #

Bachelors Doctoral First Professional# % #%

Masters Bachelors



YEAR Total

2004 7,709 2,545 1,109 11,3632005 7,943 2,541 1,075 11,5592006 7,904 2,430 1,063 11,3972007 7,714 2,466 1,156 11,3362008 7,504 2,442 1,251 11,1972009 7,971 2,627 1,216 11,8142010 8,170 2,886 1,259 12,3152011 8,651 2,938 1,214 12,8032012 9,491 3,220 1,231 13,9422013 9,592 3,392 1,290 14,274

NOTE: Does not include legacy UMDNJ Degrees.

Source: IPEDS Completions Report Office of Institutional Research

Degrees Conferred for Total UniversityAcademic Year 2004/2005 - 2012/2013

DEGREES CONFERRED

Bachelors MastersDoctoral &

First Professional

7,709

9,592

2,5453,392

1,109 1,290

2004 2013

MastersBachelors Doctoral & First Professional

Degrees by Program for Total UniversityAcademic Year 2012/2013

PROGRAM MASTERS BACHELORS TOTAL

Agriculture, Agriculture Operations and Related Sciences 12 22 130 164Area, Ethnic, Cultural, and Gender Studies 5 11 81 97Biological and Biomedical Sciences 61 38 831 930Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services 16 1041 1,637 2,694Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs 0 0 729 729Computer and Information Sciences 8 83 271 362Natural Resources, Conservation, and Environmental Studies 11 8 104 123Education 26 331 0 357Engineering 49 149 654 852English Language and Literature/Letters 9 71 317 397Environmental Planning and Design 0 89 35 124Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics 18 28 136 182Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences 264 161 432 857History 20 28 306 354Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 9 53 133 195Law 534 0 0 534Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities 0 10 35 45Library Science 15 164 0 179Mathematics and Statistics 22 141 140 303Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies 0 0 294 294Philosophy and Religious Studies 5 0 85 90Physical Sciences 51 40 164 255Security and Protective Services 11 20 538 569Psychology 40 83 906 1,029Public Administration and Social Service Professions 12 666 206 884Social Sciences 65 70 1,098 1,233Visual and Performing Arts 27 85 330 442

TOTAL 1,290 3,392 9,592 14,274

Source: IPEDS Completions Report Office of Institutional Research

DOCTORAL/PROFESSIONAL



NEWARK

* Graduations through October.Note: Does not incude Legacy UMDNJ.

Office of Institutional ResearchSource: IPEDS Graduation Rate Survey

CAMDEN

Fall 2007 CohortFirst-Year Undergraduate Students

Graduation Rates and Transfer Out Rates*

NEW BRUNSWICK

76.3%

51.7%

13.1%

6 Yr Rate 4 Yr Rate Transfer Out Rate

55.5%

26.7% 26.2%

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

67.5%

32.3%18.2%

79.4%

57.1%

11.3%

6 Yr Rate 4 Yr Rate Transfer Out Rate

Six-Year Graduation Rates* First-Year Undergraduate Students, Fall Cohorts 1998 - 2007

COHORT

* Graduations through October.Note: Does not incude Legacy UMDNJ.

Source: IPEDS Graduation Rate Survey Office of Institutional Research

68.6 69.3 69.9 70.3 71.1

73.7 74.175.4 75.4

76.3

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007



Ph.D. Recipients Who Had Received Undergraduate DegreesFrom Rutgers University by Broad Area of Doctorate

Number of Number of Number of Number ofDegrees % Degrees % Degrees % Degrees %

Education 28 15.1 25 11.8 17 9.4 15 9.1Engineering 26 14.0 25 11.8 16 8.8 23 14.0Geosciences 5 2.7 3 1.4 2 1.1 1 0.6Humanities 17 9.1 17 8.0 22 12.2 17 10.4Life Sciences 53 28.5 54 25.5 64 35.4 46 28.0Math and Computer Sciences 4 2.2 16 7.5 6 3.3 7 4.3Physical Sciences 10 5.4 13 6.1 8 4.4 6 3.7Professional or Other Fields 5 2.7 15 7.1 15 8.3 14 8.5Psychology 22 11.8 23 10.8 14 7.7 19 11.6Social Sciences 16 8.6 21 9.9 17 9.4 16 9.8

Total Doctorates 186 100 212 100 181 100 164 100

Source: Survey of Earned Doctorates, National Science Foundation Office of Institutional Research

Years 1998 - 2012

BROAD ACADEMIC AREAOF DOCTORATE

1998 2003 2008 2012

% % % %

Engineering 45 21.5 22 12.0 44 17.1 30 10.5Geosciences 8 3.8 8 4.4 11 4.3 35 12.3Life Sciences 82 39.2 48 26.2 93 36.0 96 33.7Math and Computer Sciences 1 0.5 4 2.2 0 0.0 24 8.4Physical Sciences 68 32.5 94 51.4 106 41.1 77 27.0Professional and Other Fields 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 2 0.7Psychology 0 0.0 7 3.8 3 1.2 17 6.0Social Sciences 5 2.4 0 0.0 1 0.4 4 1.4

Total Doctorates 209 100 183 100 258 100 285 100.0

Source: National Science Foundation Office of Institutional Research

1998 2003 2008 2012

Number

Fall 1998 - 2012

By Academic DisciplineScience and Engineering Postdoctorates

ACADEMIC DISCIPLINENumberNumberNumber


Breakdown of Financial Aid by Source: Federal, State, University, and Private

Undergraduate Students, 2012/2013

FEDERAL STATE UNIVERSITY PRIVATE TOTALNo. of

Awards DollarsNo. of




Awards Dollars

All Aid Recipients 69,219 287,985,679 17,128 104,758,650 27,610 102,811,375 2,759 41,379,947 116,716 536,935,651$

Source: Office of Financial Aid Office of Institutional Research

Federal53.6%

State19.5%

University19.1%

Private7.7%

Distribution of Aid (Dollars) by Source

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1 STUDENTS: Financial Aid


Breakdown of Financial Aid by Source: Federal, State, University, and Private

Graduate Students, 2012/2013

FEDERAL STATE UNIVERSITY PRIVATE TOTALNo. of

Awards Dollars No. of Awards Dollars No. of

Awards Dollars No. of Awards Dollars No. of

Awards Dollars

All Aid Recipients 6,705 112,578,885 491 1,721,484 11,588 63,231,168 502 5,514,603 19,286 183,046,140$


Federal61.5%

State0.9%

University34.5%

Private3.0%

Distribution of Aid (Dollars) by Source

Three-Year Summary of Financial Aid Applications and AwardsUndergraduate and Graduate Students, 2010/2011- 2012/2013

2010/11

Total Headcount of Students 42,327 43,386 43,967 14,541 14,796 14,821

Total Number of Student Applications for Aid* 74,317 77,036 83,678 n/a n/a n/a

Number Aided 34,473 35,733 36,300 11,852 5,255 6,302

Aided Percentage of Total Students 81.4 82.0 82.6 81.5 35.5 42.5

Total Financial Aid Awarded - all sources (in $ millions) 492.3 523.4 537.0 182.0 191.0 183.0

Percentage of Aid (Dollars) in Form of Grants/Scholarships 45.2 45.1 46.2 25.0 25.5 27.2 Loans 51.7 51.4 50.3 63.5 50.9 64.8 Employment 3.1 3.5 3.5 11.5 17.6 8.0

Average Award $ 14,280 14,648 14,792 15,388 36,362 15,377

* Some of these students enrolled elsewhere after submitting financial aid applications.** Includes University Student Employment.


UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE

2011/12 2012/13 2012/132010/11 2011/12



Number and Amount of Grants, Scholarships, and AwardsUndergraduate Students, 2012/2013

GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS # OF AWARDS DOLLARS

Federal Pell 15,375 65,647,946 SEOG 1,162 1,552,328 Academic Competitiveness Grant 0 0 Federal SMART Grant 0 0 Other - Robert C. Byrd 0 0

State Distinguished Scholars* 767 686,340 EOF 2,456 3,309,682 Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) 12,153 81,798,404 All Other State Grants 391 1,467,294

Rutgers University University Merit Awards* James D. Carr Scholarship 908 8,953,029 Outstanding Scholars Program 0 0 All Others 3,380 23,395,907 Athletic Scholarships 460 10,126,407 Rutgers Assistance Grant (RAG) 9,503 26,660,749 Rutgers Scholarship Awards 3,717 8,396,714 Tuition Remission* 1,061 10,265,011

Private External Awards 1 5,680,872

Total Grants, Scholarships, & Awards 51,334 247,940,683

* Financial need not considered in the awarding of funds.


Number and Amount of Grants, Scholarships, and Awards

GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS # OF AWARDS DOLLARS

FederalFellowships 0 0SEOG 6 90,000

State EOF 83 209,760 NJ State Grant 308 337,188

Rutgers University Fellowships and Assistantships* 8 162,696 Tuition Remission 6,186 40,881,309 Scholars* 10 21,289 Rutgers Scholarship Awards 1,562 7,315,118

Private External Awards 156 780,494

Total Grants, Scholarships, & Awards 8,319 49,797,854

* Financial need not considered in the awarding of funds.


Graduate Students, 2012/2013



Number and Amount of Loans and Student EmploymentUndergraduate Students, 2012/2013

LOANS AND STUDENT EMPLOYMENT # OF AWARDS DOLLARS

Loans NJCLASS 1,361 17,496,930 Perkins (NDSL) 3,178 3,658,153 PLUS 2,633 39,998,741 Private 2,758 35,699,075 RULP 129 489,914 Stafford, Subsidized 21,417 93,115,246 Stafford, Unsubsidized 22,160 79,823,890

Total Loans 53,636 270,281,949

Student Employment Student Employment 8,452 14,523,644 Federal Work Study Program 3,297 4,189,375

Total Student Employment 11,749 18,713,019

Total Awards and Amounts 116,719 536,935,651 (includes previous page and this page)

Number of Students Aided 36,300

Average Award 14,792


Number and Amount of Loans and Student EmploymentGraduate Students, 2012/2013

LOANS AND STUDENT EMPLOYMENT # OF AWARDS DOLLARS

Loans NJCLASS 100 1,174,536 Perkins (NDSL) 1 1,225 Private 346 4,734,109 RULP 34 375,607 Graduate PLUS 1,463 25,735,631 Stafford, Subsidized 284 832,478 Stafford, Unsubsidized 4,800 85,725,884

Total Loans 7,028 118,579,470

Student Employment Student Employment 3,788 14,475,149 Federal Work Study Program 151 193,667

Total Student Employment 3,939 14,668,816

Total Awards and Amounts 19,286 183,046,140 (includes previous page and this page)

Number of Students Aided 6,302

Average Award 29,046




Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars, In-State ResidentUndergraduate*, 2001/2002 - 2013/2014

YEAR TUITION FEES BOOKS AND SUPPLIES TOTAL

2001/02 5,250 1,404 733 6,960 14,347

2002/03 5,770 1,538 750 6,970 15,028

2003/04 6,290 1,637 775 8,027 16,729

2004/05 6,793 1,771 800 8,357 17,721

2005/06 7,336 1,885 815 8,863 18,899

2006/07 7,923 2,035 900 9,312 20,170

2007/08 8,541 2,145 925 9,762 21,373

2008/09 9,268 2,272 1,156 10,639 23,335

2009/10 9,546 2,340 1,431 10,676 23,993

2010/11 9,926 2,634 1,474 11,216 25,250

2011/12 10,104 2,650 1,550 11,262 25,566

2012/13 10,356 2,717 1,550 11,412 26,035

2013/14 10,718 2,781 1,550 11,578 26,627

* The undergraduate data represent a 9-month budget for a full-time student living in a university residence hall.Note: These costs are representative of a typical student budget. The costs shown are averages and vary by college.

Source: Tuition and Fees - IPEDS Reports Office of Institutional Research Books and Supplies, Room and Board - Financial Aid Office

ROOM AND BOARD

Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars, In-State ResidentGraduate*, 2001/2002 - 2013/2014

YEAR TUITION FEES BOOKS AND SUPPLIES

ROOM AND BOARD TOTAL

2001/02 7,472 896 1,100 7,696 17,164

2002/03 8,212 982 1,125 7,848 18,167

2003/04 8,952 1,078 1,150 8,426 19,606

2004/05 9,668 1,171 1,175 8,975 20,989

2005/06 10,440 1,241 1,200 9,514 22,395

2006/07 11,484 1,356 1,250 9,840 23,930

2007/08 12,380 1,456 1,285 10,500 25,621

2008/09 13,440 1,536 1,313 11,082 27,371

2009/10 13,848 1,581 1,313 11,690 28,432

2010/11 14,400 1,864 1,352 11,920 29,536

2011/12 14,664 1,867 1,550 11,988 30,069

2012/13 15,024 1,915 1,550 12,238 30,727

2013/14 15,552 1,963 1,550 12,880 31,945

* The graduate data represent a 9-month budget as mandated by the new Congressional methodology dealing with financial aid. Graduate students are assumed to live in university housing.Note: These costs are representative of a typical student budget. The costs shown are averages and vary by college.




Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars, Out-Of-State ResidentUndergraduate*, 2001/2002 - 2013/2014



2001/02 10,688 1,404 733 6,960 19,785

2002/03 11,746 1,538 750 6,970 21,004

2003/04 12,804 1,637 775 8,027 23,243

2004/05 13,828 1,771 800 8,357 24,756

2005/06 14,934 1,885 815 8,863 26,497

2006/07 16,428 2,035 900 9,312 28,675

2007/08 17,709 2,145 925 9,762 30,541

2008/09 19,216 2,272 1,156 10,639 33,283

2009/10 20,178 ** 2,340 1,431 10,676 34,625

2010/11 21,388 2,634 1,474 11,216 36,712

2011/12 22,766 2,650 1,550 11,262 38,228

2012/13 23,676 2,717 1,550 11,412 39,355

2013/14 24,742 2,781 1,550 11,578 40,651

* The undergraduate data represent a 9-month budget for a full-time student living in a university residence hall.Note: These costs are representative of a typical student budget. The costs shown are averages and vary by college.** Will not match numbers submitted to IPEDS College Navigator. IPEDS number was submitted as an error ($20,718Source: Tuition and Fees - IPEDS Reports Office of Institutional Research Books and Supplies, Room and Board - Financial Aid Office

Estimated Cost of Attendance in Dollars, Out-Of-State ResidentGraduate*, 2001/2002 - 2013/2014



2001/02 10,956 896 1,100 7,696 20,648

2002/03 12,040 982 1,125 7,848 21,995

2003/04 13,124 1,078 1,150 8,426 23,778

2004/05 14,174 1,171 1,175 8,975 25,495

2005/06 15,521 1,241 1,200 9,514 27,476

2006/07 17,074 1,356 1,250 9,840 29,520

2007/08 18,406 1,456 1,285 10,500 31,647

2008/09 19,992 1,536 1,313 11,082 33,923

2009/10 21,000 1,581 1,313 11,690 35,584

2010/11 22,536 1,864 1,352 11,920 37,672

2011/12 23,664 1,867 1,550 11,988 39,069

2012/13 24,600 1,915 1,550 12,238 40,303

2013/14 25,704 1,963 1,550 12,880 42,097

* The graduate data represent a 9-month budget as mandated by the new Congressional methodology dealing with financial aid. Graduate students are assumed to live in university housing.Note: These costs are representative of a typical student budget. The costs shown are averages and vary by college.



Alumni by New Jersey County

COUNTY

Atlantic 4,081Bergen 23,187Burlington 15,720Camden 18,480Cape May 1,279Cumberland 1,381Essex 21,307Gloucester 6,678Hudson 11,845Hunterdon 7,221Mercer 12,466Middlesex 41,174Monmouth 23,995Morris 17,507Ocean 10,617Passaic 8,471Salem 694Somerset 18,927Sussex 2,965Union 17,352Warren 2,631

TOTAL 267,978

Source: Department of Alumni Relations Office of Institutional Research

ALUMNI

Fall 2013

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1 STUDENTS: Alumni


Alumni by State

Alabama 484 Nebraska 193Alaska 162 Nevada 836Arizona 2,421 New Hampshire 1,150Arkansas 209 New Jersey 267,978California 13,828 New Mexico 664Colorado 2,517 New York 23,830Connecticut 4,489 North Carolina 5,635Delaware 1,834 North Dakota 41District of Columbia 1,192 Ohio 2,381Florida 14,732 Oklahoma 277Georgia 3,845 Oregon 1,154Hawaii 464 Pennsylvania 19,816Idaho 229 Rhode Island 758Illinois 2,625 South Carolina 2,124Indiana 849 South Dakota 105Iowa 305 Tennessee 1,070Kansas 355 Texas 5,002Kentucky 489 Utah 346Louisiana 411 Vermont 913Maine 1,069 Virginia 7,213Maryland 7,147 Washington 2,079Massachusetts 6,421 West Virginia 312Michigan 1,459 Wisconsin 745Minnesota 869 Wyoming 98Mississippi 184 U.S. Territories 347Missouri 696 Unknown U.S. Address 32,955Montana 210

Total U.S. 447,517


STATE ALUMNI STATE ALUMNI

Fall 2013


Map of Alumni by StateFall 2013


CATEGORY PEER RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

(ALL CAMPUSES)

AVERAGE Average Rank

Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Employees per Faculty 0.21 0.07 31

Non-Instructional, Professional Employees per Faculty 1.27 1.26 12

Technical Employees per Faculty 0.22 0.13 21

Skilled Craft and Service Employees per Faculty 0.39 0.59 7

Secretarial Staff per Faculty 0.40 0.24 29

Support Staff per Faculty 2.48 2.30 18

Non-Faculty Staff per 100 FTE Students 21.07 13.21 27

Faculty per 100 FTE Students 8.66 5.74 29

Faculty as a Percent of Total Employees 28.72 29.15 18

* Refer to page 109 for a list of AAU Institutions. Pages 152 to 160 provide AAU comparisons for each category.

Source: IPEDS Fall 2011 Human Resources Survey Office of Institutional Research

Analysis of Staffing TrendsRutgers University and U.S. Public AAU* Institutions, Fall 2011

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1 FACULTY/STAFF


Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for Camden Campus

African American Asian Latino White Foreign

Professor 1 0 1 0 13 13 1 0 1 28 53 81 0 4 4 31 72 103

Associate Prof. 1 1 2 2 11 13 1 1 2 23 22 45 4 2 6 33 38 71

Assistant Prof. 4 3 7 0 2 2 0 3 3 14 13 27 4 6 10 43 44 87

Instructor/Lecturer 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 1 1 13 4 17 0 0 0 20 10 30

TOTAL FACULTY 7 4 11 3 27 30 2 5 7 78 92 170 8 12 20 127 164 291PERCENTAGE 5.5 2.4 3.8 2.4 16.5 10.3 1.6 3.0 2.4 61.4 56.1 58.4 6.3 7.3 6.9 100 100 100

Exec. Admin. Mgr.** 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 7 0 0 0 3 6 9

Professional 24 14 38 1 4 5 20 4 24 83 46 129 0 0 0 165 88 253

Tech. Para-Prof. 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 3 1 4 0 0 0 5 4 9

Sec./Clerical 15 2 17 2 0 2 8 0 8 33 5 38 0 0 0 61 11 72

Skilled Craft 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 12 14 0 0 0 2 26 28

Service Maint. 18 30 48 0 2 2 12 6 18 5 17 22 0 0 0 49 81 130

TOTAL STAFF 59 53 112 3 7 10 40 12 52 129 85 214 0 0 0 285 216 501PERCENTAGE 20.7 24.5 22.4 1.1 3.2 2.0 14.0 5.6 10.4 45.3 39.4 42.7 0.0 0.0 0.0 100 100 100

* Includes American Indian, Hawaiian, Two or More and Unknown** Includes EAMs with faculty status


CAMDEN

MaleTotalFemale FemaleTotalFemaleTotal

Academic Year 2013/2014

Source: IPEDS 2013 Fall Staff Survey

MaleMale Male FemaleTotalFemale Male

Total*

FemaleTotal TotalMale


Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for Newark Campus

NEWARK

African American Asian Latino White Foreign Total*

Professor 2 8 10 3 17 20 1 4 5 38 98 136 3 1 4 47 132 179

Associate Prof. 5 7 12 4 5 9 1 3 4 23 43 66 2 9 11 39 70 109

Assistant Prof. 5 4 9 4 7 11 2 4 6 7 23 30 10 20 30 43 75 118


TOTAL FACULTY 13 23 36 13 32 45 4 12 16 81 195 276 16 33 49 153 331 484PERCENTAGE 8.5 6.9 7.4 8.5 9.7 9.3 2.6 3.6 3.3 52.9 58.9 57.0 10.5 10.0 10.1 100 100 100

Exec. Admin. Mgr.** 1 2 3 2 1 3 0 0 0 4 6 10 0 0 0 7 9 16

Professional 83 20 103 19 11 30 55 15 70 115 62 177 1 0 1 330 126 456

Tech. Para-Prof. 7 2 9 1 1 2 5 0 5 5 3 8 0 0 0 18 6 24

Sec./Clerical 25 1 26 0 0 0 10 3 13 9 3 12 0 0 0 52 8 60

Skilled Craft 0 4 4 0 3 3 0 15 15 2 19 21 0 0 0 2 51 53

Service Maint. 15 32 47 0 2 2 26 24 50 4 12 16 0 0 0 48 85 133

TOTAL STAFF 131 61 192 22 18 40 96 57 153 139 105 244 1 0 1 457 285 742PERCENTAGE 28.7 21.4 25.9 4.8 6.3 5.4 21.0 20.0 20.6 30.4 36.8 32.9 0.2 0.0 0.1 100 100 100



FemaleTotal


MaleMale TotalTotal FemaleMale Male Male MaleFemaleTotal


Female FemaleTotalFemaleTotal



Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for New Brunswick Campus

NEW BRUNSWICK

African American Asian Latino White Foreign

Professor 8 14 22 28 101 129 4 14 18 230 597 827 4 11 15 282 753 1035

Associate Prof. 26 9 35 48 66 114 9 13 22 226 260 486 19 34 53 350 406 756

Assistant Prof. 34 20 54 67 92 159 15 9 24 191 179 370 42 51 93 469 425 894


TOTAL FACULTY 83 49 132 174 273 447 38 39 77 796 1,136 1,932 76 109 185 1,368 1,754 3,122PERCENTAGE 6.1 2.8 4.2 12.7 15.6 14.3 2.8 2.2 2.5 58.2 64.8 61.9 5.6 6.2 5.9 100 100 100

Exec. Admin. Mgr.** 27 8 35 5 10 15 4 4 8 100 113 213 3 0 3 154 146 300

Professional 789 243 1,032 491 312 803 236 98 334 2,290 1,319 3,609 231 162 393 4,638 2,488 7,126

Tech. Para-Prof. 185 50 235 57 29 86 32 16 48 229 118 347 29 15 44 644 284 928

Sec./Clerical 311 39 350 47 8 55 72 11 83 438 68 506 35 10 45 1,059 161 1,220

Skilled Craft 3 81 84 2 14 16 2 39 41 20 229 249 0 10 10 36 441 477

Service Maint. 222 206 428 73 42 115 230 130 360 131 211 342 30 24 54 822 764 1,586

TOTAL STAFF 1,537 627 2,164 675 415 1,090 576 298 874 3,208 2,058 5,266 328 221 549 7,353 4,284 11,637PERCENTAGE 20.9 14.6 18.6 9.2 9.7 9.4 7.8 7.0 7.5 43.6 48.0 45.3 4.5 5.2 4.7 100 100 100



Female

Total*

Male Male MaleTotal Female



Female FemaleTotalFemaleTotal MaleMale TotalFemaleMale TotalTotal

Number of Full-Time Faculty and Staff by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for Total University

TOTAL UNIVERSITY

African American Asian Latino White Foreign Total*

Professor 11 22 33 31 131 162 6 18 24 296 748 1,044 7 16 23 360 957 1,317

Associate Prof. 32 17 49 54 82 136 11 17 28 272 325 597 25 45 70 422 514 936

Assistant Prof. 43 27 70 71 101 172 17 16 33 212 215 427 56 77 133 555 544 1,099


TOTAL FACULTY 103 76 179 190 332 522 44 56 100 955 1,423 2,378 100 154 254 1,648 2,249 3,897PERCENTAGE 6.3 3.4 4.6 11.5 14.8 13.4 2.7 2.5 2.6 58 63 61 6 7 7 100 100 100

Exec. Admin. Mgr.** 28 12 40 7 11 18 4 4 8 107 123 230 3 0 3 164 161 325

Professional 896 277 1,173 511 327 838 311 117 428 2,488 1,427 3,915 232 162 394 5,133 2,702 7,835

Tech. Para-Prof. 194 52 246 58 31 89 37 17 54 237 122 359 29 15 44 667 294 961

Sec./Clerical 351 42 393 49 8 57 90 14 104 480 76 556 35 10 45 1,172 180 1,352

Skilled Craft 3 90 93 2 17 19 2 55 57 24 260 284 0 10 10 40 518 558

Service Maint. 255 268 523 73 46 119 268 160 428 140 240 380 30 24 54 919 930 1,849

TOTAL STAFF 1,727 741 2,468 700 440 1,140 712 367 1,079 3,476 2,248 5,724 329 221 550 8,095 4,785 12,880PERCENTAGE 21.3 15.5 19.2 8.6 9.2 8.9 8.8 7.7 8.4 42.9 47.0 44.4 4.1 4.6 4.3 86 84 85



Total Male Male TotalTotal FemaleTotalFemale



Female FemaleTotalFemaleTotalMale Male Male MaleFemale



CAMDEN NEWARK

Year* Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor/Lecturer Total Year* Professor Associate

ProfessorAssistant Professor

Instructor/Lecturer Total

# % # % # % # % # # % # % # % # % #

2004/05 79 33 82 34 58 24 20 8 239 2004/05 158 36 117 27 99 23 63 14 4372005/06 82 34 82 34 56 23 22 9 242 2005/06 163 36 120 26 100 22 71 16 4542006/07 83 34 87 36 54 22 17 7 241 2006/07 167 38 119 27 84 19 68 16 4382007/08 83 34 92 38 51 21 17 7 243 2007/08 172 39 118 27 78 18 71 16 4392008/09 86 35 97 39 49 20 17 7 249 2008/09 176 39 113 25 83 18 81 18 4532009/10 90 36 95 38 50 20 17 7 252 2009/10 176 37 113 24 96 20 85 18 4702010/11 94 37 88 34 55 21 19 7 256 2010/11 185 36 112 22 120 24 91 18 5082011/12 107 38 93 33 60 21 21 7 281 2011/12 172 33 120 23 138 27 90 17 5202012/13 104 36 83 29 76 27 23 8 286 2012/13 161 31 119 23 149 29 83 16 5122013/14 103 35 71 24 87 30 30 10 291 2013/14 179 37 109 23 118 24 78 16 484

NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL UNIVERSITY

Year* Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor/Lecturer Total Year* Professor Associate

ProfessorAssistant Professor

Instructor/Lecturer Total

# % # % # % # % # # % # % # % # % #

2004/05 760 39 499 25 390 20 316 16 1,965 2004/05 997 108 698 86 547 67 399 39 2,6412005/06 755 38 492 25 374 19 341 17 1,962 2005/06 1,000 108 694 85 530 64 434 42 2,6582006/07 756 39 499 26 362 19 336 17 1,953 2006/07 1,006 111 705 89 500 60 421 40 2,6322007/08 749 38 501 25 365 19 351 18 1,966 2007/08 1,004 111 711 90 494 57 439 41 2,6482008/09 755 38 507 25 363 18 372 19 1,997 2008/09 1,017 111 717 89 495 56 470 43 2,6992009/10 780 37 516 25 378 18 407 20 2,081 2009/10 1,046 111 724 87 524 58 509 44 2,8032010/11 767 37 522 25 380 18 398 19 2,067 2010/11 1,046 110 722 82 555 63 508 45 2,8312011/12 779 36 534 25 400 19 423 20 2,136 2011/12 1,058 108 747 81 598 67 534 45 2,9372012/13 781 36 537 25 418 19 431 20 2,167 2012/13 1,046 104 739 77 643 75 537 44 2,9652013/14 1,035 33 756 24 894 29 437 14 3,122 2013/14 1,317 106 936 71 1,099 83 545 40 3,897

*2004/05 - 2012/13 = Legacy RutgersSource: IPEDS 2013 Fall Staff Survey

Full-Time Faculty by Rank 2004/2005 - 2013/2014


Full-Time Faculty by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for Camden Campus and Newark Campus

CAMDEN

Year* African American Asian Latino White Foreign

Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total

2004/05 6 2 8 3 24 27 1 2 3 74 111 185 6 9 15 91 148 2392005/06 5 5 10 2 23 25 1 2 3 74 113 187 8 8 16 91 151 2422006/07 6 4 10 2 23 25 2 2 4 76 110 186 8 7 15 95 146 2412007/08 5 3 8 2 23 25 2 2 4 80 115 195 8 2 10 98 145 2432008/09 4 3 7 3 24 27 2 3 5 76 124 200 7 2 9 93 156 2492009/10 2 3 5 3 27 30 2 3 5 82 121 203 5 3 8 95 157 2522010/11 4 3 7 2 27 29 2 3 5 84 114 198 6 7 13 100 155 2552011/12 5 4 9 3 27 30 2 5 7 84 110 194 5 8 13 111 170 2812012/13 4 3 7 2 27 29 2 4 6 79 99 178 6 9 15 121 165 2862013/14 7 4 11 3 27 30 2 5 7 78 92 170 8 12 20 127 164 291

NEWARK



2004/05 12 19 31 9 16 25 3 8 11 124 200 324 20 26 46 168 269 4372005/06 11 19 30 12 16 28 4 7 11 139 203 342 16 26 42 183 271 4542006/07 12 20 32 12 17 29 3 8 11 130 199 329 11 25 36 169 269 4382007/08 13 22 35 12 19 31 2 8 10 126 198 324 13 24 37 168 271 4392008/09 14 21 35 13 22 35 3 10 13 125 202 327 16 24 40 174 279 4532009/10 17 19 36 15 27 42 4 11 15 120 205 325 21 28 49 180 290 4702010/11 21 20 41 13 29 42 5 13 18 127 205 332 20 33 53 200 308 5082011/12 17 21 38 15 32 47 4 13 17 116 189 305 22 30 52 207 313 5202012/13 17 22 39 13 31 44 3 12 15 102 177 279 20 31 51 201 311 5122013/14 13 23 36 13 32 45 4 12 16 81 195 276 16 33 49 153 331 484

*2004/05 - 2012/13 = Legacy Rutgers**Includes American Indian, Hawaiian, Two or More and Unknown

Source: IPEDS 2013 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

2004/2005 - 2013/2014

Total**

Total**



Full-Time Faculty by Race/Ethnicity and Gender for New Brunswick Campus and Total University

NEW BRUNSWICK



2004/05 27 33 60 60 133 193 14 23 37 484 961 1,445 77 148 225 665 1,300 1,9652005/06 25 29 54 65 140 205 17 23 40 488 933 1,421 78 158 236 677 1,285 1,9622006/07 26 29 55 73 143 216 17 28 45 479 924 1,403 79 150 229 677 1,276 1,9532007/08 30 29 59 75 151 226 18 29 47 495 927 1,422 71 135 206 693 1,273 1,9662008/09 31 35 66 83 159 242 17 29 46 525 900 1,425 78 135 213 737 1,260 1,9972009/10 27 34 61 95 166 261 23 29 52 563 932 1,495 71 136 207 782 1,299 2,0812010/11 27 28 55 86 168 254 24 25 49 568 909 1,477 64 126 190 795 1,272 2,0672011/12 32 26 58 90 162 252 24 31 55 551 887 1,438 73 118 191 843 1,293 2,1362012/13 31 24 55 88 154 242 23 30 53 540 857 1,397 69 123 192 862 1,305 2,1672013/14 83 49 132 174 273 447 38 39 77 796 1136 1,932 76 109 185 1,368 1,754 3,122

TOTAL UNIVERSITY

Year* African American Asian Latino White


2004/05 45 54 99 72 173 245 18 33 51 682 1,272 1,954 103 183 286 924 1,717 2,6412005/06 41 53 94 79 179 258 22 32 54 701 1,249 1,950 102 192 294 951 1,707 2,6582006/07 44 53 97 87 183 270 22 38 60 685 1,233 1,918 98 182 280 941 1,691 2,6322007/08 48 54 102 89 193 282 22 39 61 701 1,240 1,941 92 161 253 959 1,689 2,6482008/09 49 59 108 99 205 304 22 42 64 726 1,226 1,952 101 161 262 1,004 1,695 2,6992009/10 46 56 102 113 220 333 29 43 72 765 1,258 2,023 97 167 264 1,057 1,746 2,8032010/11 52 51 103 101 224 325 31 41 72 779 1,228 2,007 90 166 256 1,095 1,735 2,8302011/12 54 51 105 108 221 329 30 49 79 751 1,186 1,937 100 156 256 1,161 1,776 2,9372012/13 52 49 101 103 212 315 28 46 74 721 1,133 1,854 95 163 258 1,184 1,781 2,9652013/14 103 76 179 190 332 522 44 56 100 955 1,423 2,378 100 154 254 1,648 2,249 3,897

*2004/05 - 2012/13 = Legacy Rutgers**Includes American Indian, Hawaiian, Two or More and Unknown

Source: IPEDS 2013 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

2004/2005 - 2013/2014

Total**

Total**

Foreign

Percent Tenured Faculty 2004/2005 - 2013/2014

YEAR* CAMDEN NEWARK NEW BRUNSWICK TOTAL

2004/05 62 58 59 592005/06 63 55 59 592006/07 65 59 60 602007/08 67 60 59 602008/09 66 58 58 592009/10 66 56 57 582010/11 63 51 57 572011/12 62 50 56 562012/13 57 45 47 48

2013/14 56 51 51 51

*2004/05 - 2012/13 = Legacy RutgersSource: IPEDS 2013 Fall Staff Survey Office of Institutional Research

62 63 65 67 66 66 63 62 57 56

'04 '12 '13

Camden

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐Legacy Rutgers‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

58 55 59 60 58 56 51 50 4551

'04 '12 '13

Newark


59 59 60 59 58 57 57 5647 51

'04 '12 '13

New Brunswick


59 59 60 60 59 58 57 5648 51

'04 '12 '13

Total University



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