Enrollment Data

Trends in Full & Part-Time Enrollment of Degree-Seeking Students

Bar Chart differentiating between full-time and part-time enrollment for degree seeking undergraduates. See table above for data.

	Fall 2014	Fall 2015	Fall 2016	Fall 2017	Fall 2018	Fall 2019	Fall 2020	Fall 2021	Fall 2022	Fall 2023	Fall 2044
Full Time	2690	2547	2660	2710	2552	2401	2405	1981	2036	2243	2491
Part Time	872	870	768	764	675	651	651	634	555	517	544
Total	3562	3417	3428	3474	3227	3052	3056	2615	2591	2760	3035
FTE	2981	2837	2916	2965	2777	2618	2622	2192	2221	2415	2672

Trends in Enrollment by Degree Type

Bar Chart differentiating between full-time and part-time enrollment for degree seeking undergraduates. See table above for data.

	Fall 2015	Fall 2016	Fall 2017	Fall 2018	Fall 2019	Fall 2020	Fall 2021	Fall 2022	Fall 2023	Fall 2044
Associates	1805	1764	1764	1544	1342	1214	978	1017	1238	1369
Bachelors	1578	1616	1681	1593	1624	1741	1506	1439	1380	1491
Masters	26	37	39	55	85	100	129	132	142	174
Certificate	8	11	8	5	1	1	2	1	0	0
Graduate Certificate	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	1

Summary of Trends

These data track degree seeking student enrollment for Fall semesters between Fall 2014 and Fall 2024; both undergraduate and graduate students are included. Non-matriculated students are excluded. The data table also includes the FTE figures, which stands for “Full-Time Equivalent” and is calculated based on both full-time and part-time enrollment. Overall enrollment peaked in the Fall 2014 term, and while decreasing slightly over the next three years, remained fairly constant until the Fall 2017 term. While remaining steady, there were declining figures through Fall 2020 after which the COVID pandemic greatly affected enrollment numbers. Enrollment has since increased, climbing steadily higher for the past two years.

Enrollment Data

Trends in Full & Part-Time Enrollment of Degree-Seeking Students

Trends in Enrollment by Degree Type

Summary of Trends

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