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Enrollment - 1Annual Admissions Summary 2Enrollment Summary for Online Courses 3Historical Enrollment Summary 4, 5Fall 2004 Enrollment Summary 6Spring 2005 Enrollment Summary 7

Retention - 84 Year Graduation Rate Chart 9Longitudinal, First-Year Cohort Persistence Summary 10, 11Persistence Summary, Athletes vs. Non-Athletes 12, 13Degrees Conferred by Program and Major Field of Study 14, 15Statistical Profile of Non-Persisting Students (2003 cohort) 16

Grades - 17Grade Distribution Summary 18Grade Distribution Chart 19Fall 2004 Grade Distribution by Department 20Spring 2005 Grade Distribution by Department 21Semester Grading Records 22Career Grading Records 23Most Rigorous Graders by Semester 24Most Rigorous Graders (Career) 25

Personnel - 26Full-Time Teaching Faculty Profile 27Load Comparisons 28Sabbatical Recipients, Faculty Vice Chairs, Length of Service 29Staff Length of Service, Staff Member of the Year Recipients 30, 31Student Choice Award Winners 32Teaching Awards by Program, Outstanding Professor Award 33AAUP Faculty Salary Survey (North Carolina Colleges) 34National Faculty Salary Survey by Rank 35Full-Time Teaching Faculty Salary Information 36Alumni Award Winners 37

Finances - 38Revenues and Expenditures 39Longitudinal Financial Summary 40Gifts to the University 41Institutions with Highest Endowments 42

Athletics - 43Academic Performance by Team, Fall 2004 44Academic Performance by Team, Spring 2005 45Academic All Sports Team, 2004-05 46Athletic Department Academic Records 47Revenues and Expenditures by Institution and Conference 48, 49Graduation Rates by Gardner-Webb Sport 50, 51Graduation Rates, NCAA Division I Institutions 52, 53

Evaluation - 54Highest 12 Ranked Full-Time Teaching Faculty by Semester 55Departmental Rankings and Summaries 56Highest Rated Departments by Category 57University Summary, 2004-05 58, 59Faculty Scoring Summary by Semester 60Categorical Top 10 Lists 61- 64

Students - 65Student Body Profile 66, 67Longitudinal Comparison of SAT Scores 68Student Count by Major Field of Study 69Academic Awards Recipients, Spring 2005 70Outstanding Senior Graduates 71

Comparative - 72Historical Fee Scale 73North Carolina Private Colleges Comparison 74- 77

Enrollment in online graduate courses increased by 12.5% during

the 2004-05 academic year.

Annual Admissions Summary

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Applied 1062 1003 1221 1100 1487 1445 1505 1641 1849 1695 1754 1814 1753 2184

Accepted 587 604 555 637 1269 1212 1306 1400 1481 1376 1331 1391 1303 1588

Deposits 433 400 419 442 387 336 381 412 427 432 389 404 376 418

Actual 330 316 315 338 370 320 381 399 413 415 380 396 369 402

TransfersApplied 253 287 323 398 368 390 352 377 319 351 390 502 523 565

Accepted 167 224 234 305 291 313 263 253 230 257 263 291 300 299

Deposits 126 165 160 188 149 188 155 151 121 135 138 151 174 140

Actual 115 159 150 172 183 182 155 129 115 128 104 151 140 133

ReadmitsApplied 62 53 62 71 55 60 75 82 66 58 60 66 88 61

Accepted 50 41 46 60 39 52 66 68 51 56 58 66 77 59

Deposits 23 30 31 31 17 23 39 38 31 28 34 28 42 30

Actual 21 30 29 31 41 44 39 40 33 30 32 30 44 36

SpecialApplied 13 10 16 4 8 37 33 21 39 53 25 36 53 21

Accepted 9 10 12 3 6 37 33 20 38 51 21 31 36 19

Deposits 6 9 10 1 2 8 15 14 33 42 4 4 7 5

Actual 4 9 10 1 9 29 15 22 30 39 26 17 40 47

Statesville Education (Day)Applied 5 8

Accepted 10 25

Deposits 17 25

Actual 16 23

InternationalAppliedAcceptedDepositsActual 3

TotalApplied 1390 1353 1622 1573 1918 1932 1965 2121 2273 2157 2229 2423 2417 2831

Accepted 813 879 847 1005 1605 1614 1668 1741 1800 1740 1673 1789 1726 1965

Deposits 588 604 620 662 555 555 590 615 612 637 565 604 599 601

Actual 470 516 504 542 603 575 590 605 591 612 542 610 616 621

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Undergraduate (GOAL)

BroyhillCommunication Studies EnglishFine ArtsMathematicsNatural SciencesReligious StudiesSocial SciencesWorld Languages

Total

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BroyhillEducationSchool of Nursing

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Annual Enrollment Summary

Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs

1988 1440 20887 749 3409 2189 24296 1988 1049 16095 75 368 1124 16463

1989 1569 22790 622 3070 2191 25860 1989 1147 17561 60 351 1207 17912

1990 1525 22140 565 2906 2090 25046 1990 1124 17226 61 315 1185 17541

1991 1461 21058 553 2998 2014 24056 1991 1102 16695 90 549 1192 17244

1992 1535 21971 545 3008 2080 24979 1992 1097 16618 105 626 1202 17244

1993 1658 23838 710 3720 2368 27558 1993 1146 17549 109 669 1255 18218

1994 1573 22534 752 4084 2325 26618 1994 1066 16318 126 791 1192 17109

1995 1726 24965 792 4267 2518 29232 1995 1200 18444 99 593 1299 19037

1996 1878 26682 877 4517 2755 31199 1996 1238 18855 135 762 1373 19617

1997 2006 28708 1034 5085 3040 33793 1997 1286 19839 113 583 1399 20422

1998 2039 29328 978 5022 3017 34350 1998 1321 20409 118 639 1439 21048

1999 2008 28818 1049 5227 3057 34045 1999 1338 20446 116 531 1454 20977

2000 2089 30081 1162 5543 3251 35624 2000 1378 21108 140 567 1518 21675

2001 2185 30989 1379 6674 3564 37663 2001 1344 20449 151 682 1495 21131

2002 2353 33575 1418 6970 3771 40545 2002 1380 21288 102 495 1482 21783

2003 2343 33215 1486 7522 3829 40737 2003 1352 20556 158 669 1510 21225

2004 2259 31973 1558 7950 3817 39923 2004 1382 20968 165 761 1547 21729

Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs

1988 380 4649 237 1377 617 6026 1988 1988 7 91 90 511 97 602

1989 413 5111 232 1361 645 6472 1989 1989 8 102 91 473 99 575

1990 390 4765 234 1431 624 6196 1990 1990 5 65 95 505 100 570

1991 346 4185 238 1422 584 5607 1991 1991 10 135 95 557 105 692

1992 415 5048 235 1463 650 6511 1992 1992 20 265 83 478 103 743

1993 474 5789 221 1305 695 7094 1993 1993 24 303 84 459 108 762

1994 465 5679 240 1419 705 7098 1994 1994 22 280 80 473 102 753

1995 476 5864 271 1590 747 7454 1995 1995 17 211 93 537 110 748

1996 573 7007 267 1531 840 8538 1996 1996 6 81 89 538 95 619

1997 643 7914 361 2022 1004 9936 1997 1997 7 89 62 378 69 467

1998 632 7825 319 1910 951 9735 1998 1998 9 109 49 268 58 377

1999 602 7499 295 1720 897 9219 1999 1999 13 169 54 292 67 461

2000 634 7943 272 1703 906 9646 2000 2000 13 170 36 198 49 368

2001 757 9448 263 1587 1020 11035 2001 2001 16 212 47 283 63 495

2002 845 10615 263 1458 1108 12073 2002 29 355 6 35 35 390 2002 5 66 39 275 44 341

2003 859 10943 229 1439 1088 12382 2003 35 420 9 56 44 476 2003 5 71 34 212 39 283

2004 751 9406 270 1637 1021 11043 2004 38 459 1 3 39 462 2004 5 61 30 206 35 267

BS (Statesville) Nursing Program

Totals are as of October 15 of the indicated year. Blue type indicates the historically

highest total for the specific category.

GOAL Program Statesville Undergrad Education

Regular On-Campus Program

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Part Time Total BSNFull Time Part Time Full Time Part Time Total Reg Full TimeTotal GOAL

Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs

1988 1988 4 52 347 1153 351 1205 1988

1989 1989 1 16 239 885 240 901 1989

1990 1990 6 84 175 655 181 739 1990

1991 1991 3 43 130 470 133 513 1991

1992 1992 3 40 122 441 125 481 1992

1993 1993 2 28 189 717 191 745 1993 12 169 33 204 45 373

1994 1994 1 12 162 603 163 615 1994 18 233 55 357 73 590

1995 1995 2 34 166 653 168 687 1995 30 400 72 495 102 895

1996 1996 1 12 174 639 175 651 1996 60 727 53 294 113 1021

1997 1997 1 13 262 996 263 1009 1997 69 853 50 266 119 1119

1998 1998 3 38 269 1120 272 1158 1998 74 947 54 302 128 1249

1999 1999 0 0 261 1074 261 1074 1999 54 692 80 455 134 1147

2000 2000 5 65 304 1260 309 1325 2000 55 745 130 441 185 1186

2001 2001 1 12 429 1791 430 1803 2001 65 844 154 547 219 1391

2002 1 12 79 390 80 402 2002 2 37 439 1661 441 1698 2002 91 1202 108 694 199 1896

2003 1 12 77 379 78 391 2003 1 12 457 1847 458 1859 2003 85 1138 117 747 202 1885

2004 1 12 83 414 84 426 2004 1 12 497 2041 498 2053 2004 78 1019 97 674 175 1693

Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs Stu Hrs

1988 1988

1989 1989

1990 1990

1991 1991

1992 1992

1993 74 366 74 366 1993

1994 1 12 89 441 90 453 1994

1995 1 12 91 399 92 411 1995

1996 159 753 159 753 1996

1997 186 840 186 840 1997

1998 169 783 169 783 1998

1999 1 12 243 1155 244 1167 1999

2000 4 50 280 1374 284 1424 2000

2001 2 24 335 1784 337 1808 2001

2002 382 1962 382 1962 2002

2003 5 63 389 2061 394 2124 2003 16 112 16 112

2004 3 36 359 1866 362 1902 2004 33 231 33 231

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Total MBA Full Time Part Time Total BSN

MS Nursing Program

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School of Divinity

Stud Hrs Stud Hrs Stud Hrs

Commuter 302 4373 158 705 460 5078Resident 1080 16595 7 56 1087 16651Program Total 1382 20968 165 761 1547 21729

Commuter 38 459 1 3 39 462Program Total 38 459 1 3 39 462

Anson Center 33 411 4 24 37 435Brunswick Center 8 102 3 21 11 123Burke Center 48 605 14 94 62 699Catawba Center 58 717 11 76 69 793Charlotte Center 60 754 23 139 83 893Charlotte Center BSN 6 75 20 116 26 191Charlotte Weekend Center 2 27 1 6 3 33DEAF. COM 5 5Forsyth Center 55 680 18 129 73 809Gardner-Webb Campus 68 855 44 286 112 1141Gardner-Webb Campus - Resident 1 9 1 9Gardner-Webb Campus BSN 29 398 12 78 41 476Gardner-Webb Campus BSN - Resident 1 17 1 17Gaston Center 56 701 19 103 75 804Iredell Center 76 955 30 170 106 1125Isothermal Center 33 427 2 15 35 442Mayland Center 2 24 8 51 10 75McDowell Center 22 268 5 30 27 298Montgomery Center 36 436 10 70 46 506Richmond Center 20 247 4 27 24 274Surry Center 84 1030 12 87 96 1117Tri-State Center 9 9Wilkesboro Center 54 677 15 106 69 783Program Total 751 9406 270 1637 1021 11043

Forsyth Center 2 25 16 119 18 144Iredell Center 3 36 14 87 17 123Program Total 5 61 30 206 35 267

Burke Center 11 33 11 33Charlotte Center 119 534 119 534Davidson Center 18 66 18 66Forsyth Center 32 135 32 135Gardner-Webb Campus 1 12 203 825 204 837Gardner-Webb Campus - Resident 3 9 3 9Iredell Center 95 391 95 391Surry Center 16 48 16 48Program Total 1 12 497 2041 498 2053

Gardner-Webb Campus 33 231 33 231Program Total 33 231 33 231

Buncombe Center 19 102 19 102Gardner-Webb Campus 1 12 40 189 41 201Iredell Center 24 123 24 123Program Total 1 12 83 414 84 426

Gardner-Webb Campus 78 1019 97 674 175 1693Program Total 78 1019 97 674 175 1693

Gardner-Webb Campus 23 117 23 117Program Total 23 117 23 117

(Assigned Center Lacking) 3 21 3 21Burke Center 1 12 28 138 29 150Charlotte Center 57 300 57 300Forsyth Center 43 195 43 195Gardner-Webb Campus 2 24 126 690 128 714Gardner-Webb Campus - Resident 1 9 1 9Iredell Center 57 300 57 300Spartanburg Center 39 189 39 189Surry Center 4 15 4 15Wilkesboro Center 1 9 1 9Program Total 3 36 359 1866 362 1902

6 Grand Total 2259 31973 1558 7950 3817 39923

10/15/2004

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Enrollment Detail (Fall)

Regular Program

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BSN Statesville

Graduate School

EDD Program

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Stud Hrs Stud Hrs Stud Hrs

Commuter 307 4428 186 651 493 5079Resident 978 14961 12 94 990 15055Program Total 1285 19389 198 745 1483 20134

Commuter 24 291 3 15 27 306Program Total 24 291 3 15 27 306

(Assigned Center Lacking) 1 12 1 12Anson Center 30 382 7 45 37 427Brunswick Center 12 153 3 21 15 174Burke Center 45 557 27 159 72 716Catawba Center 55 681 10 60 65 741Charlotte Center 61 789 22 139 83 928Charlotte Center BSN 8 97 23 150 31 247Charlotte Weekend Center 3 39 1 6 4 45DEAF. COM 2 2 0Forsyth Center 52 649 23 146 75 795Gardner-Webb Campus 80 1005 39 215 119 1220Gardner-Webb Campus - Resident 0 0Gardner-Webb Campus BSN 28 405 12 84 40 489Gardner-Webb Campus BSN - Resident 2 32 2 32Gaston Center 50 614 26 156 76 770Iredell Center 72 913 38 225 110 1138Isothermal Center 32 441 5 27 37 468Mayland Center 7 84 4 20 11 104McDowell Center 23 287 4 27 27 314Montgomery Center 37 462 10 70 47 532Online Course 2 9 2 9Richmond Center 25 310 3 24 28 334Surry Center 86 1104 12 75 98 1179Tri-State Center 5 5 0Wilkesboro Center 52 658 14 96 66 754Program Total 761 9674 292 1754 1053 11428

Forsyth Center 7 84 13 120 20 204Iredell Center 5 69 10 64 15 133Program Total 12 153 23 184 35 337

Burke Center 7 21 7 21Charlotte Center 117 447 117 447Davidson Center 23 87 23 87Forsyth Center 31 111 31 111Gardner-Webb Campus 188 790 188 790Gardner-Webb Campus - Resident 3 18 3 18Iredell Center 1 15 96 408 97 423Surry Center 10 30 10 30Program Total 1 15 475 1912 476 1927

Gardner-Webb Campus 32 224 32 224Program Total 0 0 32 224 32 224

Buncombe Center 19 117 19 117Gardner-Webb Campus 38 182 38 182Iredell Center 25 162 25 162Program Total 0 0 82 461 82 461

Gardner-Webb Campus 71 983 93 624 164 1607Program Total 71 983 93 624 164 1607

Gardner-Webb Campus 23 80 23 80Program Total 0 0 23 80 23 80

(Assigned Center Lacking) 1 3 1 3Burke Center 32 150 32 150Charlotte Center 61 333 61 333Forsyth Center 51 255 51 255Gardner-Webb Campus 2 24 140 795 142 819Gardner-Webb Campus - Resident 4 27 4 27Iredell Center 1 12 60 309 61 321Spartanburg Center 31 159 31 159Surry Center 8 48 8 48Wilkesboro Center 1 9 1 9Program Total 3 36 389 2088 392 2124

Grand Total 2157 30541 1610 8087 3767 38628 7

4/22/2005

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Enrollment Detail (Spring)

Regular Program

Stvl Undergrad Ed Prog

GOAL Program

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School of Divinity

Doctor of Minsitry


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Graduate School

EDD Program

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The 68.6% one year- persistence rate for men in the 2003 first-time cohort was the highest on record.

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Gardner-Webb University Cohort Four Year Graduation Rate, Including Athletes

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994TOTAL COHORT 283 295 303 332 283

men (% of total cohort) 161 (56.9) 169 (57.3) 161 (53.1) 163 (49.1) 117 (41.3)women (% of total cohort) 122 (43.1) 126 (42.7) 142 (46.9) 169 (50.9) 166 (58.7)

3rd Semester Returnees 155 170 180 197 163% of original cohort (overall) 54.8% 57.6% 59.4% 59.3% 57.6%men (% of total returnees) 72 (46.5) 90 (52.9) 88 (48.9) 90 (45.7) 51 (31.3)

% of original gender cohort 44.7% 53.3% 54.7% 55.2% 43.6%women (% of total returnees) 83 (53.5) 80 (47.1) 92 (51.1) 107 (54.3) 112 (68.7)

% of original gender cohort 68.0% 63.5% 64.8% 63.3% 67.5% 5th Semester Returnees 105 111 129 149 123

men (% of total returnees) 53 (50.5) 61 (55.0) 67 (51.9) 73 (49.0) 39 (31.7)women (% of total returnees) 52 (49.5) 50 (45.0) 62 (48.1) 76 (51.0) 84 (68.3)

2nd Year Graduates 7 8 7 5 8men (% of 2nd year graduates) 0 ( 0.0) 1 (12.5) 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0)women (% of 2nd year graduates) 7 (100.) 7 (87.5) 7 (100.) 5 (100.) 8 (100.)

TOTAL (5th Semester Returnees and 2-Year Graduates) 112 119 136 154 131% of original cohort (overall) 39.6% 40.3% 44.9% 46.4% 46.3%Males (% of total graduates and returnees) 53 (47.3) 62 (52.1) 67 (49.3) 73 (47.7) 39 (30.0)

% of original gender cohort 32.9% 36.7% 41.6% 44.8% 33.3%Females (% of total graduates and returnees) 59 (52.7) 57 (47.9) 69 (50.7) 81 (52.6) 92 (70.0)

% of original gender cohort 48.4% 45.2% 48.6% 47.9% 55.4% 7th Semester Returnees 96 96 107 137 104

men (% of total returnees) 50 (52.1) 52 (54.2) 56 (52.3) 68 (49.6) 33 (31.7)women (% of total returnees) 46 (47.9) 44 (45.8) 51 (47.7) 69 (50.4) 71 (68.3)

3rd Year Graduates 6 3 2 3 7men (% of 3rd year graduates) 1 (16.7) 1 (33.3) 1 (50.0) 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0)women (% of 3rd year graduates) 5 (83.3) 2 (66.7) 1 (50.0) 3 (100.) 7 (100.)

TOTAL (7th Semester Returnees and All Graduates) 109 107 116 145 119% of original cohort (overall) 38.5% 36.3% 38.3% 43.7% 42.0%Males (% of total graduates and returnees) 51 (46.8) 54 (50.5) 57 (49.1) 68 (46.9) 33 (27.7)

% of original gender cohort 31.7% 32.0% 35.4% 41.7% 28.2%Females (% of total graduates and returnees) 58 (53.2) 53 (49.5) 59 (50.9) 77 (53.1) 86 (72.3)

% of original gender cohort 47.5% 42.1% 41.5% 45.6% 51.8% 4th Year Graduates 53 53 53 74 64

men (% of 4th year graduates) 24 (45.3) 23 (43.4) 21 (39.6) 26 (35.1) 14 (21.9)women (% of 4th year graduates) 29 (54.7) 30 (56.6) 32 (60.4) 48 (64.9) 50 (78.1)

TOTAL ALL GRADUATES 65 64 61 81 78% of original cohort (overall) 23.0% 21.7% 20.1% 24.4% 27.6%Males (% of total graduates) 25 (38.5) 25 (39.1) 22 (36.1) 26 (32.1) 14 (17.9)

% of original gender cohort 15.5% 14.8% 13.7% 16.0% 12.0%Females (% of total graduates) 40 (61.5) 39 (60.9) 39 (63.9) 55 (67.9) 64 (82.1)

% of original gender cohort 32.8% 31.0% 27.5% 32.5% 38.6% 5th Year+ Graduates 36 32 45 50 40

men (% of 5th year+ graduates) 18 (50.0) 22 (68.8) 31 (68.9) 33 (66.0) 18 (45.0)women (% of 5th year+ graduates) 18 (50.0) 10 (31.2) 14 (31.1) 17 (34.0) 22 (55.0)

TOTAL ALL GRADUATES 100 95 105 131 114% of original cohort (overall) 35.3% 32.2% 34.7% 39.5% 40.3%Males (% of total graduates) 43 (43.0) 47 (49.5) 52 (49.5) 59 (45.0) 32 (28.1)

% of original gender cohort 26.7% 27.8% 32.3% 36.2% 27.4%Females (% of total graduates) 57 (57.0) 48 (50.5) 53 (50.5) 72 (55.0) 82 (71.9)

% of original gender cohort 46.7% 38.1% 37.3% 42.6% 49.4%

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First-Time Student Cohorts, 1990 - 2004

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004369 320 367 399 407 417 380 395 367 402

162 (43.9) 133 (41.6) 164 (44.7) 186 (46.6) 185 (45.5) 188 (45.1) 159 (41.8) 160 (40.5) 156 (42.5) 161 (40.0)207 (55.7) 187 (58.4) 203 (55.3) 213 (53.3) 222 (54.5) 229 (54.9) 221 (58.2) 235 (59.5) 211 (57.5) 241 (60.0)

238 216 232 261 269 264 267 267 24864.5% 67.5% 63.2% 65.4% 66.1% 63.3% 70.3% 67.6% 67.6%

92 (38.7) 81 (37.5) 87 (37.5) 97 (37.1) 103 (38.3) 118 (44.7) 104 (39.0) 98 (36.7) 107 (43.1)56.8% 60.9% 53.0% 52.2% 55.7% 62.8% 65.4% 61.3% 68.6%

146 (61.3) 135 (62.5) 145 (62.5) 164 (62.9) 166 (61.7) 146 (55.3) 163 (61.0) 169 (63.3) 141 (56.9)70.5% 72.2% 71.4% 77.0% 74.7% 63.8% 73.8% 71.9% 66.8%

189 171 182 207 196 191 208 227 75 (39.7) 64 (37.4) 68 (37.3) 78 (37.7) 73 (37.2) 90 (47.1) 88 (42.3) 85 (37.4)114 (60.3) 107 (62.5) 114 (62.7) 129 (62.3) 123 (62.8) 101 (52.9) 120 (57.7) 142 (62.6)

6 9 8 9 14 14 13 4 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0) 0 ( 0.0) 0 (0.0)

6 (100.) 9 (100.) 8 (100.) 9 (100.) 14 (100.) 14 (100.) 13 (100.) 4 (100.)195 180 190 216 210 205 221 231

52.8% 56.3% 51.8% 54.1% 51.6% 49.2% 58.2% 58.5% 75 (38.5) 64 (35.6) 68 (35.8) 78 (36.1) 73 (34.8) 90 (43.9) 88 (39.8) 85 (36.8)

46.3% 48.1% 41.5% 41.9% 39.5% 47.9% 55.4% 53.1%120 (61.5) 116 (64.4) 122 (64.2) 138 (63.9) 137 (65.2) 115 (56.1) 133 (60.2) 146 (63.2)

58.0% 62.0% 60.1% 64.8% 61.7% 50.2% 60.2% 62.1%171 133 164 185 171 164 190

69 (40.3) 49 (36.8) 62 (37.8) 68 (36.8) 66 (38.6) 82 (50.0) 83 (43.7)102 (59.6) 84 (63.2) 102 (62.2) 117 (63.2) 105 (61.4) 82 (50.0) 107 (56.3)

10 13 10 13 9 14 12 2 (20.0) 1 ( 7.7) 2 (20.0) 2 (15.4) 1 (11.1) 2 (14.3) 1 ( 8.3) 8 (80.0) 12 (92.3) 8 (80.0) 11 (84.6) 8 (88.9) 12 (85.7) 11 (91.7)

187 155 182 207 194 192 21550.7% 48.4% 49.6% 51.9% 47.7% 46.0% 56.5%

71 (38.0) 50 (32.3) 64 (35.2) 70 (33.8) 67 (34.5) 84 (43.8) 84 (39.1)43.8% 37.6% 39.0% 37.6% 36.2% 44.7% 52.8%

116 (62.0) 105 (67.7) 118 (64.8) 137 (66.2) 127 (65.5) 108 (56.2) 131 (60.9)56.0% 56.1% 58.1% 64.3% 57.2% 47.2% 59.3%

112 101 109 128 127 116 148 35 (31.3) 32 (31.7) 37 (33.9) 35 (27.3) 40 (31.5) 45 (38.8) 54 (36.5) 77 (68.7) 69 (68.3) 72 (66.1) 93 (72.7) 87 (68.5) 71 (61.2) 94 (63.5)

126 120 126 146 143 133 16434.1% 37.5% 34.3% 36.6% 35.1% 31.9% 43.2%

37 (29.4) 33 (27.5) 39 (31.0) 37 (25.3) 41 (28.7) 47 (35.3) 55 (34.5)22.8% 24.8% 23.8% 19.9% 22.2% 24.0% 34.6%

89 (70.6) 87 (72.5) 87 (69.0) 109 (74.7) 102 (71.3) 86 (64.7) 109 (66.5)43.0% 46.5% 42.9% 51.2% 45.9% 37.6% 49.3%

56 40 50 53 40 43 30 (53.6) 18 (45.0) 18 (36.8) 27 (50.9) 18 (45.0) 24 (55.8) 26 (46.4) 22 (55.0) 32 (63.2) 26 (49.1) 22 (55.0) 19 (44.2)

178 154 175 196 182 17448.2% 48.1% 47.7% 49.1% 44.7% 41.5%

67 (37.6) 51 (33.1) 57 (32.68) 64 (32.7) 60 (33.0) 71 (40.8)41.4% 38.3% 34.8% 34.4% 32.4% 37.8%

111 (62.4) 103 (66.9) 118 (67.4) 132 (67.3) 122 (67.0) 103 (59.2)53.6% 55.1% 58.1% 62.0% 55.0% 45.0%

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1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995TOTAL COHORT 283 295 303 332 283 369

men (% of total cohort) 161 (56.9) 169 (57.3) 161 (53.1) 163 (49.1) 117 (41.3) 162 (43.9)women (% of total cohort) 122 (43.1) 126 (42.7) 142 (46.9) 169 (50.9) 166 (58.7) 207 (56.1)

TOTAL ATHLETES (% of total cohort) 52 (18.4) 68 (23.1) 84 (27.7) 109 (32.8) 67 (23.7) 88 (23.8)male athletes (% of original gender cohort) 45 (28.0) 56 (33.1) 65 (40.3) 88 (54.0) 44 (37.6) 60 (37.0)female athletes (% of original gender cohort) 7 ( 5.7) 12 ( 9.5) 19 (13.4) 21 (12.4) 23 (13.9) 28 (13.5)

3rd Semester Returnees 155 170 180 197 163 238% of original cohort (overall) 54.8% 57.6% 59.4% 59.3% 57.6% 64.5% % of original athlete cohort 59.6% 72.1% 73.8% 69.7% 58.2% 63.6% % of original non-athlete cohort 53.7% 53.3% 53.9% 54.3% 57.4% 64.8%Males (% of original gender cohort) 72 (44.7) 90 (53.3) 88 (54.7) 90 (55.2) 51 (43.6) 92 (56.8) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 25 (55.6) 38 (67.9) 46 (70.8) 55 (62.5) 21 (47.7) 33 (55.0) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 47 (40.5) 52 (46.0) 42 (43.8) 35 (46.7) 30 (41.1) 59 (57.8)Females (% of original gender cohort) 83 (68.0) 80 (63.5) 92 (64.8) 107 (63.3) 112 (67.5) 146 (70.5) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 6 (85.7) 11 (91.7) 16 (84.2) 21 (100.) 18 (78.3) 23 (82.1) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 77 (67.0) 69 (60.5) 76 (61.8) 86 (58.1) 94 (65.7) 123 (68.7)

5th Semester Returnees and 2-Year Graduates 112 119 136 154 131 195% of original cohort (overall) 39.6% 40.3% 44.9% 46.4% 46.3% 52.8% % of original athlete cohort 42.3% 55.9% 58.3% 52.3% 49.3% 46.6% % of original non-athlete cohort 39.0% 35.7% 39.7% 43.5% 45.4% 54.8%Males (% of original gender cohort) 53 (32.9) 62 (36.7) 67 (41.6) 73 (44.8) 39 (33.3) 75 (46.3) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 19 (42.2) 29 (51.8) 34 (52.3) 38 (43.2) 17 (38.6) 24 (40.0) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 34 (29.3) 33 (29.2) 33 (34.4) 35 (46.7) 22 (30.1) 51 (50.0)Females (% of original gender cohort) 59 (48.4) 57 (45.2) 69 (48.6) 81 (47.9) 92 (55.4) 120 (58.0) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 3 (42.9) 5 (41.7) 15 (78.9) 13 (61.9) 16 (69.6) 17 (60.7) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 56 (48.7) 52 (45.6) 54 (43.9) 68 (45.9) 76 (53.1) 103 (57.5)

7th Semester Returnees and All Graduates 109 107 116 145 119 187% of original cohort (overall) 38.5% 36.3% 38.3% 43.7% 42.0% 50.7% % of original athlete cohort 38.5% 50.0% 50.0% 42.6% 47.8% 43.2% % of original non-athlete cohort 38.5% 32.2% 33.8% 43.7% 40.3% 53.0%Males (% of original gender cohort) 51 (31.7) 54 (32.0) 57 (35.4) 68 (41.7) 33 (28.2) 71 (43.8) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 16 (35.6) 29 (51.8) 29 (44.6) 38 (43.2) 16 (36.4) 22 (36.7) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 35 (30.2) 25 (22.1) 28 (29.2) 30 (40.0) 17 (23.3) 49 (48.0)Females (% of original gender cohort) 58 (52.3) 53 (42.1) 59 (41.5) 77 (45.6) 86 (51.8) 116 (56.0) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 4 (57.1) 5 (41.7) 13 (68.4) 13 (61.9) 16 (69.6) 16 (57.1) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 54 (47.0) 48 (42.1) 46 (37.4) 64 (43.2) 70 (49.0) 100 (55.9)

TOTAL ALL 4-YEAR GRADUATES 65 64 61 81 78 126% of original cohort (overall) 23.0% 21.7% 20.1% 24.4% 27.6% 34.1% % of original athlete cohort 15.4% 22.1% 17.9% 14.7% 28.4% 26.1% % of original non-athlete cohort 24.7% 21.6% 21.0% 29.1% 27.3% 36.7%Males (% of original gender cohort) 25 (15.5) 25 (14.8) 22 (13.7) 26 (16.0) 14 (12.0) 37 (22.8) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 6 (13.3) 13 (23.2) 8 (12.3) 8 ( 9.1) 7 (15.9) 7 (11.7) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 19 (16.4) 12 (10.6) 14 (14.6) 18 (24.0) 7 ( 9.6) 30 (29.4)Females (% of original gender cohort) 40 (32.8) 39 (31.0) 39 (27.5) 55 (32.5) 64 (38.6) 88 (42.5) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 2 (28.6) 2 (16.7) 7 (36.8) 8 (38.1) 12 (52.2) 16 (57.1) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 38 (33.0) 37 (32.5) 32 (26.0) 47 (31.8) 52 (36.4) 73 (40.8)

TOTAL ALL 5-YEAR+ GRADUATES 100 95 105 131 114 178% of original cohort (overall) 35.3% 32.2% 34.7% 39.5% 40.3% 48.2% % of original athlete cohort 34.6% 45.6% 46.4% 35.2% 44.8% 43.2% % of original non-athlete cohort 35.5% 28.2% 30.1% 42.8% 38.9% 49.8%Males (% of original gender cohort) 43 (26.7) 47 (27.8) 52 (32.3) 59 (36.2) 32 (27.4) 67 (41.4) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 14 (31.1) 26 (46.4) 27 (41.5) 32 (36.4) 14 (31.8) 21 (35.0) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 29 (25.0) 21 (18.6) 25 (26.0) 27 (36.0) 18 (24.7) 46 (45.1)Females (% of original gender cohort) 57 (46.7) 48 (38.1) 57 (37.3) 72 (42.6) 82 (49.4) 111 (53.6) athletes (% of original gender cohort) 4 (57.1) 5 (41.7) 12 (63.2) 13 (61.9) 16 (69.6) 17 (60.7) non-athletes (% of original gender cohort) 53 (46.1) 43 (37.7) 45 (36.6) 59 (39.0) 66 (46.1) 94 (52.5)

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Retention / Persistence SummaryAthletes vs. Non-Athletes

First-Time Student Cohorts, 1990 - 2004

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004320 367 399 407 417 380 395 367 402

133 (41.6) 164 (44.7) 186 (46.6) 185 (45.5) 188 (45.1) 159 (41.8) 160 (40.5) 156 (42.6) 161 (40.0)187 (58.4) 203 (55.3) 213 (53.3) 222 (54.5) 229 (54.9) 221 (58.2) 235 (59.5) 211 (57.4) 241 (60.0) 81 (25.3) 119 (32.4) 113 (28.3) 138 (33.9) 140 (33.6) 104 (27.4) 111 (27.9) 106 (28.9) 61 (45.9) 84 (51.2) 89 (47.8) 96 (51.9) 96 (51.1) 66 (41.3) 78 (48.8) 70 (44.9) 20 (10.7) 35 (17.2) 24 (11.3) 42 (18.9) 44 (19.2) 38 (17.3) 33 (14.0) 36 (17.1)

216 232 261 269 264 267 267 24867.5% 63.2% 65.4% 66.1% 63.3% 70.3% 67.6% 67.6%69.1% 63.9% 61.9% 63.8% 75.7% 66.3% 63.1% 81.1%66.9% 62.9% 66.8% 67.3% 57.0% 71.7% 69.4% 62.1%

81 (60.9) 87 (53.0) 97 (52.1) 103 (55.7) 118 (62.8) 104 (39.0) 98 (61.3) 107 (68.6) 39 (63.9) 48 (57.1) 47 (52.8) 52 (54.2) 66 (68.8) 42 (63.6) 45 (57.7) 54 (77.1) 42 (58.3) 39 (48.8) 50 (51.5) 51 (57.3) 52 (56.5) 62 (66.7) 53 (64.6) 53 (61.6)135 (72.2) 145 (71.4) 164 (77.0) 166 (74.7) 146 (63.8) 163 (61.0) 169 (71.9) 141 (66.8) 17 (85.0) 28 (80.0) 23 (95.8) 36 (85.7) 40 (90.9) 27 (71.1) 25 (75.8) 32 (88.9)118 (70.7) 117 (69.6) 141 (74.6) 130 (72.2) 106 (57.3) 138 (75.4) 144 (71.3) 109 (62.3)

180 190 216 210 205 221 23156.3% 51.8% 54.1% 51.6% 49.2% 58.2% 58.5%49.4% 52.1% 49.6% 46.4% 59.3% 58.7% 48.6%58.6% 51.6% 55.9% 54.3% 44.0% 58.0% 62.3%

64 (48.1) 68 (41.5) 78 (41.9) 73 (39.5) 90 (47.9) 88 (55.3) 85 (53.1) 26 (42.6) 37 (44.0) 37 (41.6) 35 (36.5) 49 (51.0) 37 (56.1) 32 (41.0) 38 (52.8) 31 (38.8) 41 (42.3) 38 (42.7) 41 (44.6) 51 (54.8) 53 (64.6)116 (62.0) 122 (60.1) 138 (64.8) 137 (61.7) 115 (50.2) 133 (60.2) 146 (62.1) 14 (70.0) 25 (71.4) 19 (79.2) 29 (69.0) 34 (77.3) 24 (63.2) 22 (66.7)102 (61.1) 97 (57.7) 119 (63.0) 108 (60.0) 81 (43.8) 109 (59.6) 124 (61.4)

155 182 207 194 192 21548.4% 49.6% 51.9% 47.7% 46.0% 56.5%40.7% 46.2% 44.2% 41.3% 51.4% 56.8%51.0% 51.2% 54.9% 50.9% 43.3% 56.5%

50 (37.6) 64 (39.0) 70 (37.6) 67 (36.2) 84 (44.7) 84 (52.8) 20 (32.8) 34 (40.5) 32 (36.0) 27 (28.1) 44 (45.8) 34 (51.5) 30 (41.7) 30 (37.5) 38 (39.2) 40 (44.9) 40 (43.5) 50 (53.8)105 (56.1) 118 (58.1) 137 (64.3) 127 (57.2) 108 (47.2) 131 (59.3) 13 (65.0) 21 (60.0) 18 (75.0) 30 (71.4) 28 (63.6) 25 (65.8) 92 (55.1) 97 (57.7) 119 (63.0) 97 (53.9) 80 (43.2) 106 (57.9)

120 126 146 143 133 16437.5% 34.3% 36.6% 35.1% 31.9% 43.2%29.6% 25.2% 24.8% 29.7% 30.0% 39.4%40.2% 38.7% 41.3% 37.9% 32.9% 44.6%

33 (24.8) 39 (23.8) 37 (19.9) 41 (22.2) 47 (25.0) 55 (34.6) 13 (21.3) 15 (17.9) 13 (14.6) 14 (14.6) 22 (22.9) 18 (27.3) 20 (27.8) 24 (30.0) 24 (24.7) 27 (30.3) 25 (27.1) 37 (39.8) 87 (46.5) 87 (42.9) 109 (49.3) 102 (45.9) 86 (37.6) 109 (49.3) 11 (55.0) 15 (42.9) 15 (62.5) 27 (64.3) 20 (45.5) 23 (60.5) 76 (45.5) 72 (42.9) 94 (49.7) 75 (41.7) 66 (35.7) 86 (47.0)

154 175 196 182 17448.1% 47.7% 49.1% 44.7% 41.5%42.0% 46.2% 44.2% 39.9% 47.9%50.2% 48.4% 51.0% 47.2% 38.6%

51 (38.3) 57 (34.8) 64 (34.4) 60 (32.4) 71 (37.8) 20 (32.8) 31 (36.9) 33 (37.1) 26 (27.1) 40 (41.7) 31 (43.1) 26 (32.5) 31 (32.0) 34 (38.2) 31 (33.7) 103 (55.1) 118 (58.1) 132 (62.0) 122 (55.0) 103 (45.0) 14 (70.0) 24 (68.6) 17 (70.8) 30 (71.4) 27 (61.4) 89 (53.3) 94 (55.9) 115 (60.8) 92 (51.1) 76 (41.1)

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2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY TOTAL %TOT

Broyhill SchoolAccounting 12 29 21 44 13 29 7 32 16 21 11 23 16 23 9 24 13 19 11 16 389 6.3%Administrative Management 1 1 0.0%Business Administration 62 107 66 141 68 84 51 129 50 86 63 78 59 82 56 75 50 70 49 53 1479 23.8%Business Management 1 1 0.0%Finance 2 6 2 7 3 3 23 0.4%Health Management 11 5 4 1 1 2 4 1 2 4 7 7 1 2 8 3 2 65 1.0%Industrial Management 0 0.0%International Business 1 2 1 2 2 4 4 1 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 3 32 0.5%Management Information Systems 5 5 14 12 11 8 6 12 5 12 5 11 11 9 9 9 6 8 8 10 176 2.8%

Communication StudiesCommunication Studies 3 21 3 13 3 11 4 19 2 10 1 20 1 6 1 17 3 4 142 2.3%Journalism 3 3 5 4 1 1 17 0.3%Theater Arts 4 2 1 2 3 1 13 0.2%

EducationElementary Education (Studies) 1 28 23 9 6 7 1 23 1 30 1 16 11 1 5 9 172 2.8%Middle Grades (Intermediate) Education 2 7 4 1 9 3 2 1 29 0.5%Middle School Speciality Areas 1 2

English 2 10 7 7 1 10 9 6 12 1 3 1 11 7 87 1.4%Fine Arts

Music / Composition / Performance 1 2 3 1 1 5 2 2 17 0.3%Music Education 2 4 3 1 1 1 2 4 18 0.3%Sacred Music 1 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 15 0.2%

Foreign LanguagesAmerican Sign Language 1 9 5 1 6 9 1 4 2 7 1 12 2 6 2 1 69 1.1%French 4 1 4 1 1 3 2 1 3 20 0.3%Interpreter Training (Associate in Arts) 0 0.0%Sign Language Studies (Associate in Arts) 0 0.0%Spanish 2 7 6 1 4 6 4 4 4 3 5 46 0.7%

MathematicsComputer Science 1 3 2 5 5 1 2 3 6 6 1 1 36 0.6%Engineering 1Mathematics 2 1 9 1 3 5 3 9 5 1 4 1 44 0.7%Math / Computer Science 1 1 2 0.0%

Natural SciencesBiology 15 1 7 1 11 11 2 11 1 7 5 1 11 1 6 1 8 100 1.6%Chemistry 2 2 2 3 2 3 1 1 7 2 25 0.4%Medical Technology 1 1 0.0%Physician's Assistant 1 1 1 3 0.0%

NursingNursing (Associate in Arts) 1 57 1 50 1 46 53 44 1 40 1 38 3 51 1 44 32 464 7.5%Nursing (Bachelor of Science) 4 28 8 46 6 34 8 45 16 45 18 46 11 45 20 31 3 30 7 29 480 7.7%

PEWSS

GRADUATES

Athletic Training 3 5 5 4 3 1 7 1 4 33 0.5%Health Education 2 2 1 2 3 3 1 2 1 5 1 23 0.4%Health / Wellness 3 10 6 1 20 0.3%Physical Education 5 10 1 7 9 1 13 1 12 3 5 17 3 9 1 6 103 1.7%Sport Management 7 8 8 5 4 7 2 10 5 5 5 5 1 3 1 76 1.2%

Psychology 7 19 1 21 3 19 5 25 4 19 4 19 2 19 2 12 1 29 3 8 222 3.6%Religious Studies 4 34 8 20 1 21 16 2 17 4 15 3 25 1 17 1 21 16 226 3.6%Social Sciences

History 3 1 2 4 2 2 4 1 3 4 4 3 3 36 0.6%Sociology 3 8 6 3 6 1 10 6 8 3 15 3 13 4 11 12 4 16 132 2.1%Political Science 1 1 2 3 6 4 2 2 1 22 0.4%Social Science 37 94 60 97 73 63 59 76 50 48 63 76 63 80 73 74 47 73 51 87 1344 21.7%

NondepartmentalLiberal Arts 0 0.0%

TOTAL NUMBER OF MAJORS RECOGNIZED 170 535 197 572 192 410 163 527 169 417 190 450 182 447 193 404 135 384 142 328 6207 NUMBER OF DOUBLE MAJORS 0 17 0 14 1 9 0 16 1 9 0 12 0 9 1 13 0 14 1 12 129 TOTAL DEGREES CONFERRED (UG) 170 518 197 558 191 401 163 511 168 408 190 438 182 438 192 391 135 370 141 316 6078

2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY AUG MAY TOTAL %TOT

Broyhill SchoolInternational Business 4 4 5 4 3 1 21 1.1%Master of Accounting 5 10 10 19 6 11 3 64 3.2%Master of Business Administration 45 47 62 56 33 33 58 50 36 26 39 30 20 24 29 31 10 15 13 8 665 33.5%

School of DivinityChristian Education 1 2 5 8 0.4%Church Music 1 1 2 0.1%Master of Christian Ministry 1 1 3 4 9 0.5%Master of Divinity 2 3 9 3 17 2 22 3 21 14 7 7 110 5.5%Missionology 6 1 2Pastoral Care and Counseling 2 11 2 7 3 25 1.3%Pastoral Ministries 11 3 9 7 30 1.5%Doctor of Ministries 2 4 2 3 11 0.6%

EducationElementary Education 3 9 16 6 8 24 4 13 10 14 24 11 15 2 4 14 8 5 190 9.6%Middle School (Grades) Education 1 2 7 2 1 4 3 1 3 1 2 27 1.4%School Administration 49 64 53 61 70 13 28 27 25 10 7 12 15 10 22 7 21 2 5 2 503 25.3%School Counseling 1 7 3 3 3 7 5 5 6 8 5 3 4 4 3 7 4 1 4 83 4.2%Secondary Education 0 0.0%English Education 2 3 1 1 3 2 1 1 1 1 5 1 3 2 1 1 1 2 32 1.6%Sport Science (Physical Education) 3 2 3 3 1 1 2 2 6 1 3 6 3 4 3 4 1 2 3 53 2.7%Social Studies Education 0 0.0%

Nursing 6 22 7 10 7 14 66 3.3%Psychology

Agency Counseling 1 4 2 15 3 2 3 4 6 18 2 3 9 1 1 2 3 79 4.0%

TOTAL DEGREES CONFERRED (GR) 126 204 172 195 151 126 102 101 88 83 87 93 76 85 74 59 49 49 31 36 1987

TOTAL DEGREES CONFERRED (ALL) 296 722 369 767 342 527 265 628 256 491 277 531 258 523 266 450 184 419 172 352 8095

GRADUATES

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Retention Summary - Fall 2003 First Time Cohort

Category No % Non 4 Yr % Non 4 Yr % Non 2 Yr % Non Non- Overall % Inst Persist Pub Persist Priv Persist Inst Persist Persist Persist Cohort Persist

White 36 37.1% 14 14.4% 6 6.2% 41 42.3% 97 202 299 67.6%Black 11 64.7% 0 0.0% 1 5.9% 5 29.4% 17 37 54 68.5%

Commuter 4 30.8% 1 0% 0 0% 8 61.5% 13 13 26 50.0%Resident 45 42.5% 13 12.3% 8 7.5% 40 37.7% 106 235 341 68.9%

NOEL 0 0.0% 0 0% 0 0.0% 4 100.0% 4 7 11 63.6%Honors 3 42.9% 1 14.3% 3 42.9% 0 0.0% 7 33 40 82.5%

3 LAP Courses 7 58.3% 0 0% 0 0.0% 5 41.7% 12 26 38 68.4%2 LAP Courses 4 40.0% 2 0% 1 10.0% 3 30.0% 10 25 35 71.4%1 LAP Course 10 50.0% 2 10.0% 2 0% 6 30.0% 20 30 50 60.0%At Least 1 LAP Course 21 50.0% 4 9.5% 3 7.1% 14 33.3% 42 81 123 65.9%No LAP Courses 28 36.4% 10 13.0% 5 6.5% 34 44.2% 77 167 244 68.4%

Pres Scholarship (+$3000) 5 31.3% 4 25.0% 3 18.8% 4 25.0% 16 74 90 82.2%

North Carolina Resident 21 35.0% 5 8.3% 0 0.0% 34 56.7% 60 136 196 69.4%

HS Class Rank (avg) 0.40 0.28 0.19 0.43 0.39 0.30 0.33SAT Scores (avg) 995 1036 1054 975 997 1041 1027

Educational Destination of Non-Persisting Students:

4 Yr Public (14): UNC Charlotte (2), UNC Greensboro (2), Auburn, Clemson, Coastal Carolina, Edinboro (PA), Georgia College and State,Georgia Southern, Lander, Radford, South Carolina, Valdosta State

4 Yr Private (8): Liberty (2), Ballarmine, Colorado Christian, Palm Beach Atlantic, St. Petersburg, Union, Winthrop

2 Yr (48): Cleveland (10), Isothermal (5), Catawba Valley (3), Asheville Buncombe (2), Haywood (2), Stanley (2), Surry (2), Valencia (2), Western Piedmont (2), Anne Arudel, Blue Ridge, College of Southern Maryland, ECPI (Charlotte), Forsyth Tech, Georgia Military, Georgia Perimeter, Greenville Tech, Grossmont, Hartford, Lake Sumter, Mississippi Gulf Coast, Mitchell, Northern Virginia, Spartanburg Methodist, Tri County, Trident Tech, Vance-Granville

Destinations of Non-Persisting Students Totals

The average graduate-level grade of 3.67 in the Spring 2005 semester

was the highest on record.

Full Time Faculty

UNDERGRADUATE DAY PROGRAM GOAL GRADUATE100 Level Courses 200 Level Courses 300 Level Courses Total Undergrad PROGRAM PROGRAMNStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR

Fall 04 2051 5277 2.573 1661 4541 2.734 1244 3839 3.086 686 2247 3.276 5642 15904 2.819 661 2027 3.067 1259 4444 3.530 Fall 04Spring 05 1437 3533 2.459 1903 5433 2.855 1343 4094 3.048 757 2584 3.413 5440 15644 2.876 803 2478 3.086 1472 5375 3.651 Spring 05

Part-Time / Adjunct Faculty

UNDERGRADUATE DAY PROGRAM GOAL GRADUATE100 Level Courses 200 Level Courses 300 Level Courses 400 Level Courses Total Undergrad PROGRAM PROGRAMNStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR


All Faculty

UNDERGRADUATE DAY PROGRAM GOAL GRADUATE100 Level Courses 200 Level Courses 300 Level Courses 400 Level Courses Total Undergrad PROGRAM PROGRAMNStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR NStud QuPts QPR


Grade Distribution Summary By Program

400 Level Courses

18

19

Gardner-Webb UniversityAverage Grade Assigned By All Professors By Program

(Fall 1994 - Spring 2005)

2.4

2.6

2.8

3.0

3.2

3.4

3.6

3.8

4.0

F94 S95 F95 S96 F96 S97 F97 S98 F98 S99 F99 S00 F00 S01 F01 S02 F02 S03 F03 S04 F04 S05

ALL DAY ALL GOAL ALL GRADUATE

FTTF (Day) FTTF (GOAL) FTTF (Graduate)

Adjunct (Day) Adjunct (GOAL) Adjunct (Graduate)

Grade Distribution by Department

Full-Time Faculty

Nstud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR

1 Mathematics 374 783 2.094 48 135 2.813 16 49 3.063 17 51 3.000 455 1018 2.237 41 90 2.195

2 Social Sciences 282 537 1.904 284 692 2.437 95 231 2.432 65 199 3.062 726 1659 2.285 189 534 2.825

3 Nursing (AA) 172 428 2.488 83 240 2.892 255 668 2.620

4 Natural Sciences 353 1003 2.841 107 222 2.075 50 152 3.040 52 179 3.442 562 1556 2.769 12 37 3.083

5 Religious Studies 174 444 2.552 106 315 2.972 102 321 3.147 33 98 2.970 415 1178 2.839 24 60 2.500 18 54 3.000

6 Foreign Languages 147 421 2.864 78 195 2.500 146 435 2.979 27 82 3.037 398 1133 2.847

7 English 350 974 2.783 128 351 2.742 88 288 3.273 19 70 3.684 585 1683 2.877 40 134 3.350 18 53 2.944

8 Broyhill 39 119 3.051 169 460 2.722 319 945 2.962 141 434 3.078 668 1958 2.931 51 169 3.314 288 997 3.462

9 PhyEdWellSpStud 63 223 3.540 229 651 2.843 61 191 3.131 54 182 3.370 407 1247 3.064 14 39 2.786 19 60 3.158

10 Communication St 117 361 3.085 56 170 3.036 68 220 3.235 241 751 3.116

11 Psychology 103 315 3.058 102 324 3.176 108 363 3.361 313 1002 3.201 102 306 3.000 112 409 3.652

12 Fine Arts 97 345 3.557 155 452 2.916 83 284 3.422 33 104 3.152 368 1185 3.220 1 4 4.000

13 Education 52 149 2.865 126 449 3.563 69 265 3.841 247 863 3.494 310 1227 3.958

14 Divinity, School of 2 3 1.500 2 3 1.500 11 30 2.727 381 1212 3.181

15 Nursing (BS) 177 628 3.548 29 116 4.000

16 Nursing (MS) 83 312 3.759

TOTALS 2051 5277 2.573 1661 4541 2.734 1244 3839 3.086 686 2247 3.276 5642 15904 2.819 661 2027 3.067 1259 4444 3.530


NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR

1 Broyhill 4 7 1.750 4 7 1.750 953 3108 3.261 303 1105 3.647


3 Divinity, School of 53 188 3.547

4 Education 55 200 3.636 5 20 4.000 60 220 3.667 225 882 3.920

5 English 238 625 2.626 24 53 2.208 262 678 2.588 159 494 3.107

6 Fine Arts 57 213 3.737 88 225 2.557 44 167 3.795 6 19 3.167 195 624 3.200 107 347 3.243 1 4 4.000

7 Foreign Languages 134 399 2.978 71 172 2.423 22 80 3.636 227 651 2.868 89 289 3.247

8 Mathematics 80 191 2.388

9 Natural Sciences 10 40 4.000 2 8 4.000 12 48 4.000 154 545 3.539

10 PhyEdWellSpStud 123 443 3.602 74 215 2.905 2 7 3.500 17 56 3.294 216 721 3.338 289 1075 3.720

11 Psychology 30 117 3.900 186 589 3.167 22 67 3.045 2 6 3.000 240 779 3.246 499 1688 3.383 31 116 3.742

12 Religious Studies 195 538 2.759 9 24 2.667 4 14 3.500 208 576 2.769 301 899 2.987

13 Social Sciences 129 469 3.636

14 STAFF 156 542 3.474 35 111 3.171 29 84 2.897 220 737 3.350

15 YMCA 17 41 2.412 17 41 2.412

TOTALS 943 2917 3.093 542 1585 2.924 268 913 3.407 34 115 3.382 1787 5530 3.095 2771 9146 3.301 613 2295 3.744

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Full-Time Faculty

Nstud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR

1 Mathematics 251 481 1.916 39 111 2.846 56 117 2.089 10 27 2.700 356 736 2.067 30 57 1.900

2 Social Sciences 258 582 2.256 274 626 2.285 129 399 3.093 27 79 2.926 688 1686 2.451 202 585 2.896

3 Natural Sciences 255 628 2.463 102 246 2.412 40 138 3.450 84 309 3.679 481 1321 2.746 8 12 1.500

4 Nursing (AA) 101 249 2.465 245 730 2.980 346 979 2.829

5 Religious Studies 145 374 2.579 72 219 3.042 159 470 2.956 26 81 3.115 402 1144 2.846 81 238 2.938 84 290 3.452

6 English 218 562 2.578 135 394 2.919 101 346 3.426 20 73 3.650 474 1375 2.901 25 86 3.440 14 50 3.571

7 Foreign Languages 104 292 2.808 73 234 3.205 97 268 2.763 66 229 3.470 340 1023 3.009 28 82 2.929

8 Broyhill 21 66 3.143 154 461 2.994 307 885 2.883 188 618 3.287 670 2030 3.030 97 316 3.258 368 1361 3.698


10 Psychology 213 648 3.042 98 312 3.184 90 284 3.156 401 1244 3.102 104 351 3.375 75 280 3.733


12 Fine Arts 84 299 3.560 196 566 2.888 68 220 3.235 16 58 3.625 364 1143 3.140 2 8 4.000

13 Education 26 86 3.308 119 432 3.630 88 338 3.841 233 856 3.674 405 1613 3.983


15 Nursing (BS) 176 612 3.477 11 44 4.000

16 Nursing (MS) 106 403 3.802

TOTALS 1437 3533 2.459 1903 5433 2.855 1343 4094 3.048 757 2584 3.413 5440 15644 2.876 803 2478 3.086 1472 5375 3.651


NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR

1 Broyhill 15 55 3.667 15 55 3.667 955 3197 3.348 218 786 3.606

2 Communication St 41 145 3.537 31 120 3.871 25 91 3.640 97 356 3.670 33 111 3.364


4 Education 79 305 3.861 79 305 3.861 122 486 3.984

5 English 79 243 3.076 79 243 3.076 152 511 3.362

6 Fine Arts 147 443 3.014 77 199 2.584 51 181 3.549 6 18 3.000 281 841 2.993 100 354 3.540

7 Foreign Languages 79 212 2.684 25 73 2.920 104 285 2.740

8 Mathematics 156 450 2.885

9 Military Science 2 8 4.000 1 4 4.000 1 4 4.000 4 16 4.000

10 Natural Sciences 152 536 3.526

11 Nursing (BS) 14 51 3.643


13 Psychology 71 241 3.394 47 149 3.170 118 390 3.305 415 1426 3.436 23 90 3.913

14 Religious Studies 213 612 2.873 213 612 2.873 393 1245 3.168 7 18 2.571

15 Social Sciences 285 964 3.382

16 STAFF

17 YMCA 9 28 3.111 9 28 3.111

TOTALS 678 2095 3.090 224 691 3.085 245 885 3.612 42 143 3.405 1189 3814 3.208 2823 9446 3.346 407 1521 3.737

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Lowest Total Undergraduate GPA0.905 [74] Brenda Terrell MATH Spring 041.102 [49] Bill Hoover MATH Fall 951.120 [100] Brenda Terrell MATH Spring 011.150 [40] Brenda Terrell MATH Spring 001.154 [13] Bill Hoover MATH Spring 96

Lowest 100 Level Course GPA0.524 [42] Brenda Terrell MATH Spring 020.767 [60] Brenda Terrell MATH Fall 000.780 [82] Brenda Terrell MATH Spring 010.833 [36] Brenda Terrell MATH Spring 000.905 [74] Brenda Terrell MATH Spring 04

Lowest 200 Level Course GPA1.095 [21] Patrick Canuup MATH Spring 981.200 [5] Matt Whitfield ARTS Spring 971.467 [15] Tom English NSCI Fall 981.500 [36] Phil Perrin ARTS Spring 961.500 [6] Steven Plate ARTS Spring 95

Lowest 300 Level Course GPA1.143 [7] Bill Hoover MATH Fall 941.143 [7] Bill Hoover MATH Spring 971.364 [11] Bob Bass MATH Fall 951.400 [5] Bob Bass MATH Spring 961.500 [6] Carolyn Billings ARTS Fall 961.500 [8] Salvador Lopez BROY Spring 00

Lowest 400 Level Course GPA1.400 [5] Bill Hoover MATH Fall 951.400 [5] Bill Hoover MATH Fall 961.429 [7] Bob Bass MATH Spring 961.500 [6] Bob Bass MATH Spring 971.667 [12] Barbara Burkett NSCI Fall 00

Lowest GOAL Course GPA0.750 [12] Tom Jones NSCI Spring 031.308 [13] Barbara Burkett NSCI Fall 981.333 [24] Jack Partain RELI Spring 971.375 [8] Jim Hartman BROY Fall 941.444 [36] Bob Bass MATH Spring 04

Lowest Graduate Course GPA2.429 [21] Jack Partain RELI Fall 982.486 [35] Daniel Goodman DIVN Spring 052.538 [13] Jeff Tubbs PEWS Spring 952.550 [20] Arlen Honts BROY Fall 012.571 [14] Sophia Steibel RELI Fall 00

Most Students Taught in a Sub-2.000 Total Undergraduate GPA Semester146 [1.959] Clinton Prim SOSC Spring 96145 [1.959] Donna Ellington SOSC Fall 95141 [1.872] Donna Ellington SOSC Spring 00140 [1.936] Jim Johnson MATH Fall 00138 [1.616] Paula Stathakis SOSC Fall 98

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Lowest Total Undergraduate GPA1.316 [174] Bill Hoover MATH1.729 [1593] Brenda Terrell MATH1.790 [1421] Les Brown NSCI1.828 [1704] David Yelton SOSC1.829 [895] Barbara Burkett NSCI

Lowest 100 Level Course GPA1.195 [1079] Brenda Terrell MATH1.302 [139] Bill Hoover MATH1.583 [737] Sophia Steibel RELI1.609 [381] Jack Partain RELI1.636 [819] Les Brown NSCI

Lowest 200 Level Course GPA1.773 [22] Jack Partain RELI1.901 [152] Barbara Burkett NSCI1.906 [468] Tim Zehnder NSCI1.922 [538] Les Brown NSCI2.040 [125] Patrick Canuup MATH

Lowest 300 Level Course GPA1.360 [25] Bill Hoover MATH1.893 [28] Bill Stowe COMM2.000 [8] Paul Jolley MATH2.089 [180] Bob Bass MATH2.132 [151] Donna Ellington SOSC

Lowest 400 Level Course GPA1.400 [10] Bill Hoover MATH2.125 [ 8] Art Boyette BROY2.375 [72] Barbara Burkett NSCI2.375 [ 8] Soon-Jae Lee BROY2.406 [197] Jeff Tubbs PEWS

Lowest GOAL Course GPA1.455 [11] Marcus Wright NSCI1.661 [56] Jack Partain RELI1.762 [21] Chad Raymond SOSC1.857 [56] Bill Hoover MATH2.000 [ 6] Phillip Swicegood BROY

Lowest Graduate Course GPA2.429 [21] Jack Partain RELI2.667 [ 6] Trisa Hines MURa2.810 [21] Doug Bryan RELI2.851 [356] Arlen Honts BROY2.894 [47] Jeff Tubbs PEWS

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Grade Distribution RecordsFull-Time Teaching Faculty

Career Records

1 Hoover, W. MATH Hoover, W. MATH Hoover, W. MATH Hoover, W. MATH 12 Brown, L. NSCI Jones, T. NSCI Yelton, D. SOSC Steibel, S. RELI 23 Ellington, D. SOSC Ellington, D. SOSC Brown, L. NSCI Brown, L. NSCI 34 Terrell, B. MATH Burkett, B. NSCI Binfield, K. ENGL Burkett, B. NSCI 45 Yelton, D. SOSC Brown, L. NSCI Burkett, B. NSCI Jones, T. NSCI 56 Burkett, B. NSCI Yelton, D. SOSC Bass, R. MATH Prim, G. SOSC 67 Partain, J. RELI Land, J. ENGL Steibel, S. RELI Bass, R. MATH 78 Blackburn, G. SOSC Terrell, B. MATH Terrell, B. MATH Ellington, D. SOSC 89 Price, G. ENGL Partain, J. RELI Ellington, D. SOSC Binfield, K. ENGL 910 Vaughan, T. COMM Hart, L. MATH Blackburn, G. SOSC Partain, J. RELI 10

1 Hoover, W. MATH Hoover, W. MATH Canuup, P. MATH Canuup, P. MATH 12 Burkett, B. NSCI Partain, J. RELI Yelton, D. SOSC Ellington, D. SOSC 23 Brown, L. NSCI Bass, R. MATH Ellington, D. SOSC Jones, T. NSCI 34 Yelton, D. SOSC Burkett, B. NSCI Brown, L. NSCI Brown, J. ENGL 45 Partain, J. RELI Steibel, S. RELI Bass, R. MATH English, T. NSCI 56 Stathakis, P. SOSC Brown, J. ENGL Partain, J. RELI Bunn, S. ENGL 67 Gregg, L. RELI English, T. NSCI Hart, L. MATH Yelton, D. SOSC 78 Steibel, S. RELI Ellington, D. SOSC Crawley, J. BROY Partain, J. RELI 89 Barreto, R. FLAN Yelton, D. SOSC Burkett, B. NSCI Brown, L. NSCI 910 Blackburn, G. SOSC Stathakis, P. SOSC Zehnder, T. NSCI Zehnder, T. NSCI 10

1 Stathakis, P. SOSC Brown, L. NSCI Terrell, B. MATH Terrell, B. MATH 12 Wright, M. NSCI Steibel, S. RELI Yelton, D. SOSC Lopez. S. BROY 23 Brown, L. NSCI Bass, R. MATH Brown, L. NSCI Johnson, J. MATH 34 Zehnder, T. NSCI Ellington, D. SOSC Zehnder, T. NSCI Burkett, B. NSCI 45 Ellington, D. SOSC Honts, A. BROY Burkett, B. NSCI Steibel, S. RELI 56 Terrell, B. MATH Zehnder, T. NSCI Ellington, D. SOSC Zehnder, T. NSCI 67 Taylor, M. FLAN Johnson, J. MATH Johnson, J. MATH Ellington, D. SOSC 78 Yelton, D. SOSC Eastman, T. SOSC Bass, R. MATH Gravett, D. ENGL 89 Blevins, K. RELI Stathakis, P. SOSC Parrish, S. NSCI Brown, L. NSCI 910 Canuup, P. MATH Canuup, P. MATH Stansbury, B. FLAN Wright, M. NSCI 10

1 Terrell, B. MATH Terrell, B. MATH Terrell, B. MATH Terrell, B. MATH 12 Burkett, B. NSCI Johnson, J. MATH Brown, L. NSCI Johnson, J. MATH 23 Ellington, D. SOSC Hart, L. MATH Yelton, D. SOSC Zehnder, T. NSCI 34 Brown, L. NSCI Brown, L. NSCI Eddins, S. NSCI Plate, S. ARTS 45 Wright, M. NSCI Ellington, D. SOSC Zehnder, T. NSCI Yelton, D. SOSC 56 Johnson, J. MATH Zehnder, T. NSCI Johnson, J. MATH Vanderburg, T. SOSC 67 Zehnder, T. NSCI Poliakova, O. MATH Davaut, N. FLAN Brown, L. NSCI 78 Blackburn, G. SOSC Yelton, D. SOSC Richardson, W. MATH Ellington, D. SOSC 89 Yelton, D. SOSC English, T. NSCI Hobbs, J. ENGL Davaut, N. FLAN 910 Hoyle, T. MATH Land, J. ENGL Honts, A. BROY Carscaddon, D. PSYC 10

1 Zehnder, T. NSCI Johnson, J. MATH Terrell, B. MATH Terrell, B. MATH 12 Brown, L. NSCI Terrell, B. MATH Yelton, D. SOSC Johnson, J. MATH 23 Johnson, J. MATH Zehnder, T. NSCI Johnson, J. MATH Brown, L. NSCI 34 Street, D. NURa Brown, L. NSCI Street, D. NURa Ellington, D. SOSC 45 Yelton, D. SOSC Poliakova, O. MATH Gravett, D. ENGL Yelton, D. SOSC 56 Raymond, C. SOSC Bivens, M. NURa Keeter, N. ENGL Boyett, A. BROY 67 Terrell, B. MATH Boyett, A. BROY Zehnder, T. NSCI Eastman, A. SOSC 78 Hobbs, J. ENGL Ellington, D. SOSC Brown, L. NSCI Bivens, M. NURa 89 Vanderburg, T. SOSC Yelton, D. SOSC Ellington, D. SOSC Zehnder, T. NSCI 910 Ellington, D. SOSC Morris, T. ENGL Peterson, K. PEWS Wittig, D. SOSC 10

1 Yelton, D. SSCI Terrell, B. MATH2 Ellington, D. SSCI Poliakova, O. MATH3 Zehnder, T. NSCI Johnson, J. MATH4 Terrell, B. MATH Keeter, N. ENGL5 Brown, L. NSCI Zehnder, T. NSCI6 Johnson, J. MATH Ellington, D. SSCI7 VanderburgT SSCI Colon, E. NURa8 Poliakova, O. MATH Wittig, D. SSCI9 Boyett, A. BROY Bass, R. MATH10 Davaut, N. FLAN Eastman, A. SSCI

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Most Rigorous Career Graders Undergraduate DAY Program (beginning Fall 1994)

Full-Time Teaching Faculty (active during 2004-05 academic year)

NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR1 Terrell, B. MATH 1079 1289 1.195 404 1064 2.634 92 330 3.587 18 71 3.944 1593 2754 1.729 50 109 2.1802 Brown, L. NSCI 819 1340 1.636 576 1109 1.925 26 95 3.654 1421 2544 1.790 366 773 2.1123 Yelton, D. SOSC 1403 2390 1.703 129 304 2.357 139 340 2.446 33 81 2.455 1704 3115 1.828 200 413 2.0654 Ellington, D. SOSC 2071 3786 1.828 151 322 2.132 71 188 2.648 2293 4296 1.874 140 303 2.164 8 30 3.7505 Zehnder, T. NSCI 566 1099 1.942 468 892 1.906 20 53 2.650 5 15 3.000 1059 2059 1.944 188 433 2.303 4 9 2.2506 Johnson, J. MATH 2186 4277 1.957 2186 4277 1.957 399 955 2.3937 Street, D. NURa 230 469 2.039 230 469 2.0398 Steibel, S. DIVN 737 1167 1.583 152 415 2.730 201 586 2.915 58 174 3.000 1148 2342 2.040 66 165 2.500 382 1196 3.1319 Bass, R. MATH 328 660 2.012 361 826 2.288 180 376 2.089 98 254 2.592 967 2116 2.188 343 746 2.175 14 44 3.14310 Walker, V. NURa 68 149 2.191 68 149 2.19111 Keown, G. DIVN 55 113 2.055 25 69 2.760 80 182 2.275 52 131 2.519 1006 3055 3.03712 Miles, D. NURm 63 144 2.286 63 144 2.286 287 1137 3.96213 Vanderburg, T. SOSC 999 2224 2.226 172 445 2.587 29 81 2.793 15 46 3.067 1215 2796 2.301 137 399 2.91214 Hoyle, T. MATH 2134 4831 2.264 56 166 2.964 143 384 2.685 2333 5381 2.306 104 266 2.55815 Poliakova, O. MATH 354 772 2.181 29 90 3.103 15 46 3.067 25 80 3.200 423 988 2.33616 West, D. DIVN 30 71 2.367 30 71 2.367 11 30 2.727 191 669 3.50317 Boyette, A. BROY 17 52 3.059 31 64 2.065 33 77 2.333 22 51 2.318 103 244 2.369 29 61 2.103 87 289 3.32218 Raymond, C. SOSC 101 306 3.030 309 634 2.052 59 165 2.797 27 83 3.074 496 1188 2.395 21 37 1.76219 Eastman, A. SOSC 221 422 1.910 1380 3201 2.320 266 801 3.011 67 219 3.269 1934 4643 2.401 838 1964 2.34420 Tubbs, J. PEWS 112 283 2.527 146 321 2.199 203 507 2.498 197 474 2.406 658 1585 2.409 47 136 2.89421 Wittig, D. SOSC 206 482 2.340 142 351 2.472 73 194 2.658 421 1027 2.439 68 161 2.36822 Keeter, L. ENGL 1333 3245 2.434 45 146 3.244 1378 3391 2.461 416 1369 3.29123 Godfrey, E. BROY 21 67 3.190 561 1296 2.310 217 556 2.562 100 325 3.250 899 2244 2.496 391 1116 2.854 480 1584 3.30024 Jones, T. NSCI 817 1812 2.218 94 225 2.394 67 189 2.821 237 821 3.464 1215 3047 2.508 277 582 2.10125 Hobbs, J. ENGL 652 1505 2.308 447 1131 2.530 136 445 3.272 38 126 3.316 1273 3207 2.519 43 156 3.62826 Blevins, K. RELI 690 1612 2.336 13 35 2.692 237 690 2.911 49 155 3.163 989 2492 2.520 51 139 2.725 142 439 3.09227 Land, J. ENGL 641 1439 2.245 586 1534 2.618 229 699 3.052 12 39 3.250 1468 3711 2.528 6 23 3.833 43 144 3.34928 Davant, N. FLAN 341 865 2.537 100 236 2.360 49 150 3.061 5 15 3.000 495 1266 2.558 24 70 2.91729 Eddins, S. NSCI 455 1147 2.521 5 17 3.400 7 24 3.429 5 20 4.000 472 1208 2.55930 Bivins, M. NURa 764 1977 2.588 52 114 2.192 816 2091 2.563

Full-Time Teaching Faculty (historical)

NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR NStud QPts QPR1 Hoover, B. MATH 139 181 1.302 25 34 1.360 10 14 1.400 174 229 1.316 56 104 1.8572 Terrell, B. MATH 1079 1289 1.195 404 1064 2.634 92 330 3.587 18 71 3.944 1593 2754 1.729 50 109 2.1803 Brown, L. NSCI 819 1340 1.636 576 1109 1.925 26 95 3.654 1421 2544 1.790 366 773 2.1124 Yelton, D. SOSC 1403 2390 1.703 129 304 2.357 139 340 2.446 33 81 2.455 1704 3115 1.828 200 413 2.0655 Burkett, B. NSCI 659 1135 1.722 152 289 1.901 12 42 3.500 72 171 2.375 895 1637 1.829 194 411 2.1196 Ellington, D. SOSC 2071 3786 1.828 151 322 2.132 71 188 2.648 2293 4296 1.874 140 303 2.164 8 30 3.7507 Partain, J. RELI 381 613 1.609 22 39 1.773 246 553 2.248 23 58 2.522 672 1263 1.879 56 93 1.661 21 51 2.4298 Zehnder, T. NSCI 566 1099 1.942 468 892 1.906 20 53 2.650 5 15 3.000 1059 2059 1.944 188 433 2.303 4 9 2.2509 Johnson, J. MATH 2186 4277 1.957 2186 4277 1.957 399 955 2.39310 Canuup, P. MATH 180 315 1.750 125 255 2.040 39 105 2.692 12 31 2.583 356 706 1.983 8 18 2.25011 Wright, M. NSCI 447 881 1.971 12 35 2.917 459 916 1.996 11 16 1.45512 Jolley, P. MATH 40 70 1.750 83 171 2.060 8 16 2.000 6 19 3.167 137 276 2.015 30 65 2.16713 Street, D. NURa 230 469 2.039 230 469 2.03914 Steibel, S. DIVN 737 1167 1.583 152 415 2.730 201 586 2.915 58 174 3.000 1148 2342 2.040 66 165 2.500 382 1196 3.13115 Stathakis, P. SOSC 888 1814 2.043 36 95 2.639 25 80 3.200 949 1989 2.096 149 425 2.85216 Hart, L. MATH 695 1447 2.082 160 349 2.181 102 243 2.382 957 2039 2.131 94 222 2.36217 Prim, O. SOSC 474 987 2.082 69 175 2.536 18 43 2.389 561 1205 2.148 219 584 2.667 20 79 3.95018 Still, T. DIVN 114 245 2.149 114 245 2.149 17 43 2.529 363 1056 2.90919 Bass, R. MATH 328 660 2.012 361 826 2.288 180 376 2.089 98 254 2.592 967 2116 2.188 343 746 2.175 14 44 3.14320 Walker, V. NURa 68 149 2.191 68 149 2.19121 Binfield, K. ENGL 211 432 2.047 125 273 2.184 35 109 3.114 371 814 2.194 9 24 2.66722 Gamez, A. FLAN 80 179 2.238 80 179 2.23823 English, T. NSCI 276 570 2.065 92 214 2.326 22 70 3.182 27 87 3.222 417 941 2.25724 Gregg, L. RELI 353 713 2.020 55 146 2.655 114 297 2.605 28 88 3.143 550 1244 2.262 153 437 2.85625 Baretto, R. FLAN 275 583 2.120 73 206 2.822 348 789 2.267 59 164 2.78026 Keown, G. DIVN 55 113 2.055 25 69 2.760 80 182 2.275 52 131 2.519 1006 3055 3.03727 Bunn, S. ENGL 220 512 2.327 90 195 2.167 310 707 2.281 53 148 2.79228 Miles, D. NURa 63 144 2.286 63 144 2.286 287 1137 3.96229 Vanderburg, T. SOSC 999 2224 2.226 172 445 2.587 29 81 2.793 15 46 3.067 1215 2796 2.301 137 399 2.91230 Taylor, J. ENGL 164 364 2.220 112 250 2.232 26 82 3.154 302 696 2.305 39 114 2.923

All GOAL GraduateInstructor Dept 100 Level 200 Level 300 Level 400 Level

Instructor Dept 100 Level 200 Level Graduate300 Level 400 Level All GOAL

Women comprised 53% of the University’s full-time teaching

faculty in 2004-05.

% Non Ten %Tn

Male Fem Total Fem Total % Inst Ast Pr Asc Pr Prof TnTrk Track Track Total %

2004 59 67 126 53.2% 96 76.2% 16 43 27 40 44 82 65.1% 47 37.3%

2003 65 66 131 50.4% 101 77.1% 18 45 28 40 43 88 67.2% 53 40.5%

2002 65 63 128 49.2% 94 73.4% 19 42 27 40 42 86 67.2% 49 38.3%

2001 66 56 122 45.9% 95 77.9% 15 40 27 40 39 83 68.0% 43 35.2%

2000 63 54 117 46.2% 89 76.1% 14 43 22 38 42 75 64.1% 43 36.8%

1999 65 57 122 46.7% 94 77.0% 12 46 22 42 39 83 68.0% 44 36.1%

1998 61 55 116 47.4% 84 72.4% 11 41 20 44 35 81 69.8% 41 35.3%

1997 61 51 112 45.5% 78 69.6% 13 37 18 44 35 77 68.8% 41 36.6%

1996 54 48 102 47.1% 71 69.6% 11 33 16 42 31 71 69.6% 40 39.2%

1995 51 48 99 48.5% 64 64.6% 13 33 13 40 34 65 65.7% 39 39.4%

1994 49 43 92 46.7% 61 66.3% 12 29 11 40 29 63 68.5% 39 42.4%

1993 52 39 91 42.9% 61 67.0% 15 27 8 41 31 60 65.9% 39 42.9%

1992 48 36 84 42.9% 52 61.9% 17 21 11 35 33 51 60.7% 36 42.9%

1991 45 34 79 43.0% 47 59.5% 14 18 13 34 27 52 65.8% 40 50.6%

1990 48 30 78 38.5% 48 61.5% 13 19 15 31 24 54 69.2% 42 53.8%

1989 47 30 77 39.0% 48 62.3% 11 20 16 30 21 56 72.7% 43 55.8%

1988 46 32 78 41.0% 48 61.5% 10 22 18 28 19 59 75.6% 43 55.1%

1987 49 29 78 37.2% 49 62.8% 7 27 16 28 16 62 79.5% 44 56.4%

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Rank Contract TypeTenuredFaculty

Gender TerminalDegrees

Load ComparisonsFull-Time Teaching Faculty vs. Adjunct Faculty

Sp 05 Fa 04Total faculty (all classifications) 321 324

Total full-time faculty 125 125 Full-time faculty who taught at least one:

Graduate course 43 41GOAL course 34 28400 level course 58 49300 level course 68 63200 level course 58 54100 level course 43 46

Total adjunct / part-time faculty 196 199 Adjunct. . . faculty who taught at least one:

Graduate course 18 22GOAL course 129 115Day course 60 74

Most Graduate students taught by:a full time faculty member 88 85an adjunct. . . faculty member 73 93

Most GOAL students taught by:a full time day faculty member 79 55an adjunct. . . faculty member 89 79

Most Day students taught by:a full time faculty member 124 140an adjunct. . . faculty member 103 100

% of all Graduate students taught by:full-time faculty 78.3 67.3adjunct...faculty 21.7 32.7

% of all GOAL students taught by:full-time faculty 22.1 19.3adjunct...faculty 77.9 80.7

% of all Day students taught by:full-time faculty 82.1 75.9adjunct...faculty 17.9 24.1

S P R I N G F A L L

1994 Roger Gaddis1995 Barbara Burkett Alice Cullinan1996 David Yelton Donna Ellington1997 Les Brown Joyce Brown1998 Bob Lamb1999 Sue Camp Bonnie Wright

2000 Carolyn Billings Janet Land, Sheri Adams2001 June Hobbs2002 Phil Perrin2003 Gayle Price, Johnnie Hamrick2004 Wayne Stacy2005

1971 Thurman Lewis 1982 Lonnie Proctor 1995 Tom Jones1973 Michael Harrelson 1984 Joyce Brown 1997 Sue Camp1975 Robert Lamb 1986 Gil Blackburn 1999 Donna Ellington1977 Paul Jolley 1988 Barry Hambright 2001 Carolyn Billings1978 Charles Andrews 1990 Jack Partain 2003 Ron Williams1979 George Cribb 1992 Les Brown 2005 Kent Blevins1981 John Drayer 1994 Alice Cullinan

NAME DEPT YRS BEGAN NAME DEPT YRS BEGAN

Brown, Joyce ENGL 39 1966 Billings, Carolyn ARTS 26 1979

Brown, Les NSCI 39 1966 Hunt, Dee* PEWS 26 1978

Eastman, Tony SOSC 39 1966 Fern, Terry ARTS 25 1980

Toney, Shirley* NURS 38 1965 Jones, Tom NSCI 25 1980

Hambright, Barry SOSC 36 1969 Tubbs, Jeff PEWS 23.5 1982

Gaddis, Roger PSYC 31 1974 Carlton, Janie NURb 23 1982

Harrelson, Pat ARTS 30 1975 McFarland, Ozzie PEWS 23 1982

Camp, Sue BROY 30 1975 Frieda Brown PSYC 22.5 1983

Summers, Oland ARTS 29 1976 Glenn Bottoms BROY 22 1983

* non-continuous service

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Sabbatical Recipients

Faculty Vice-Chairs/Chairs

Longest ServiceFull-Time Teaching Faculty

Yrs Rnk

Administrative Officers and Staff / ProvostGlenda Crotts, Senior Assistant to the President (1:1981) 24.5 23

Jeff Tubbs, Associate Vice-President of Institutional Research (1:1982) 23.5 24

Frank Bonner, Provost and Senior Vice President (6:1987) 18 44

Darlene Gravett, Associate Provost (8:1989) 16 53

Academic AffairsJoyce Brown, Professor of English (8:1966) 39 1

Les Brown, Professor of Biology (8:1966) 39 1

Tony Eastman, Professor of History (9:1966) 39 3

Shirley Toney, Dean of the School of Nursing (9:1965) 38 4

Barry Hambright, Professor of History and Political Science (8:1969) 36 5

Pat Harrelson, Assistant Professor of Music (8:1972) 33 6

Roger Gaddis, Professor of Psychology (8:1974) 31 8

Sue Camp, Professor of Business Administration (7:1976) 29 9

Oland Summers, Professor of Fine Arts (8:1976) 29 11

Joetta Eastman, Administrative Assistant, PEWSS (4:1979) 26 15

Carolyn Billings, Professor of Music (8:1979) 26 16

Dee Hunt, Professor of Physical Education (8:1978) 25 17

Lynn Keeter, Assistant Professor of English (5:1980) 23 18

Cheryl Potter, Director of the NOEL Program (7:1980) 25 20

Terry Fern, Professor of Music (8:1980) 25 21

Tom Jones, Professor of Biology (8:1980) 25 21

Ozzie McFarland, Assistant Professor of Physical Education (5:1982) 23 25

Janie Carlton, Professor of Nursing (9:1982) 23 26

Frieda Brown, Professor of Psychology (2:1983) 22.5 27

Ira G. Bottoms, Professor of Economics and MIS (8:1983) 22 29

Marcia Miller, Professor of Nursing (7:1977) 21 32

Sandra Earl, Administrative Assistant, School of Nursing (8:1984) 21 34

Valerie Parry, Director of the Library (9:1984) 21 35

Mary Ruth Dixon, Assistant Director of the NOEL Program (6:1985) 20 36

Lou Ann Scates, Associate Registrar (7:1985) 20 37

Thomas Rabon, Library Day Circulation Assistant (8:1985) 20 38

Wanda Stutts, Associate Professor of Nursing (8:1985) 20 38

Bonnie Wright, Professor of Psychology (8:1985) 19 41

Susan Bell, Assistant Professor of Art (8:1986) 19 42

Stephen Sain, Registrar (6:1987) 18 45

Jack Williams, Library Cataloging Assistant (8:1987) 18 46

Donna Ellington, Professor of History (9:1988) 17 50

Patricia Partin, Professor of Psychology (9:1988) 17 51

Rob Munoz, Professor of Sociology (8:1989) 16 53

Anthony Negbenebor, Dean of the Graduate School of Business (8:1989) 16 53

James Johnson, Assistant Professor of Mathematics (4:1990) 15 56

David Carscaddon, Professor of Psychology (8:1990) 15 59

Tammy Hoyle, Instructor of Mathematics (8:1990) 15 59

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(Current Employees as of the end of the Spring 2005 semester)

Longest ServiceBy University Division (15 years or more)

Brenda Terrell, Instructor of Mathematics (8:1990) 15 59

David Yelton, Professor of History (8:1990) 15 59

Marketing and Enrollment ManagementCarolyn McKinney, Assistant Director of Admissions (11:1983) 21.5 30

Antionne Wesson, Administrative Ast, Enrollment Management (11:1986) 19 43

Audrey Sloan, Ast. Director of Enrollment Management, GOAL (7:1990) 15 58

Student DevelopmentVicki Webb-Morrison, Administrative Ast, Student Development (7:1976) 29 10

Larry Thomas, Captain of Facility Services, University Police (11:1978) 27 14

AthleticsPam Scruggs, Assistant Director of Athletics (9:1980) 25 23

Kevin Jones, Director of Athletic Training (8:1984) 21 33

Tony Setzer, Head Men's Soccer Coach (7:1988) 17 49

Richard Wince, Head Men's Wrestling Coach (4:1990) 15 57

Business and Financial AffairsLoretta Clemmons, Housekeeping (8:1973) 32 7

Shirley Pyron, Business Office Manager (3:1977) 28.5 12

Jimmy Martin, Maintenance Supervisor (9:1978) 27 13

Charles Bridges, Physical Plant (5:1983) 22 28

Z. David Jones, Physical Plant (4:1984) 21 31

Donnie Clary, Vice President for Business and Finance (7:1986) 19 40

Alma Cline, Housekeeping (10:1987) 18 47

Nancy Borders, Administrative Assistant, Auxiliary Services (1:1988) 17.5 48

Catherine Chambers, Physical Plant (5:1989) 16 52

This award recognizes outstanding contribution by a male and female Gardner-Webb staff member.Established in 1987 through the efforts of Tom Jones, the then Vice Chair of the Gardner-Webb faculty, it is presented each May at the conclusion of the academic year.

FEMALE MALEShirley Pyron Zander IngramCat Chambers Jimmy MartinSarah Elam Donnie ClaryPam Scruggs Ray HardeeMargaret Christopher Stephen SainVickie Webb-Morrison Danny DavisLoretta Clemmons Jim WhitlowMary Ruth Dixon Tony SetzerCarolyn McKinney Tracy Jessup

20002001

2005200420032002

Staff Member of the Year

199719981999

At its annual faculty retreat in August, Gardner-Webb University recognizes the faculty members who receivethe highest scores on the Student Opinion of Instruction survey for the most recently-completed academic year.In addition to high total scores, faculty considered for this honor must have full-time faculty status, must havetaught in both the fall and spring semesters of the academic year, and must have received at least 10 evaluationseach semester and at least 30 evaluations for the entire year.

Susie Beck-Little, ADNursing Dee Hunt, PEWSS Dee Hunt, PEWSSAlice Cullinan, Religious Studies Alice Cullinan, Religious Studies Carolyn Billings, Fine ArtsRon Williams, Religious Studies Paula Qualls, Religious Studies Ron Williams, Religious StudiesCarolyn Billings, Fine Arts Ron Williams, Religious Studies Stephen Plate, Fine ArtsDarlene Gravett, English Cindy McKinney, Education Larry Brey, PEWSSCarol Blassingame, PEWSS Jackson Rainer, Psychology Trisa Hines, ADNursingJune Hobbs, English Susan Bell, Fine Arts David Carscaddon, PsychologyJackson Rainer, Psychology Tim Zehnder, Natural Sciences Mary Lou Hodge, ADNursing David Carscaddon, Psychology Susie Beck-Little, ADNursing Tony Eastman, Social Sciences

Keith Cagle, Foreign Languages Alice Cullinan, Religious StudiesTamara Cox, Foreign Languages David Parker, EnglishMatt Theado, English Sandra King, BSNursing

Alice Cullinan, Religious Studies Ron Williams, Religious Studies Carolyn Billings, Fine ArtsRon Williams, Religious Studies Teresa Phillips, Foreign Languages Venita Totten, Natural SciencesPaula Qualls, Religious Studies David Carscaddon, Psychology Teresa Phillips, Foreign LanguagesFranki Burch, PEWSS Franki Burch, PEWSS Gail Stowe, EducationDavid Carscaddon, Psychology Carol Blassingame, PEWSS David Carscaddon, PsychologyDebbie Cody, BSNursing Janet Painter, Education Janet Land, EnglishCindy McKinney, Education Paula Qualls, Religious Studies Phillip Swicegood, BroyhillMary Lou Hodge, ADNursing Venita Totten, Natural Sciences Carol Blassingame, PEWSSTeresa Phillips, Foreign Languages Kirk Peterson, PEWSS Paul Etter, Fine ArtsJanet Painter, Education Janet Land, English Lane Wesson, EducationCharles Moore, Foreign Languages Susan Bell, Fine Arts Ashley White, PEWSSTamara Cox, Foreign Languages David Parker, English Paula Qualls, Religious Studies

Franki Burch, PEWSS 3Venita Totten, Natural Sciences 3Lane Wesson, Education 2Paula Qualls, Religious Studies 5Ron Williams, Religious Studies 6Ben Brooks, Natural Sciences 1David Parker, English 3Cindy McKinney, Education 3Eddie Stepp, Religious Studies 1Doug Bryan, Religious Studies 1Sydney Brown, Education 1David Carscaddon, Psychology 6

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2004 - 2005

Students' Choice Award Winners

Fall 2003 Only

2000 - 2001

2001 - 2002 2002 - 2003

1998 - 1999 1999 - 2000

GOAL

Full-Time Adjunct ProfessorMatt Theado, English Jeff Penley, Broyhill

Mike Schau, Broyhill Allen Romeo, Psychology

Jim Johnson, Mathematics Russ Meade, Broyhill

Tony Eastman, Social Sciences Gene Richard, Broyhill

GRADUATE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Johnnie Hamrick, Education Glenn BottomsRon Nanney, Education Earl GodfreyJune Hobbs, English Phillip SwicegoodDebra Miles, Nursing Robert MellbyeDavid Carscaddon, Psychology

Known as the Fleming-White Award from 1987 - 2002, this award honors Gardner-Webb's most outstanding member of the full-time teaching faculty. It is presented each May at the conclusion of the academic year.

RECIPIENT DEPARTMENTDr. Charles Andrews Foreign LanguagesDr. Robert Morgan Foreign LanguagesDr. Ted Monroe MathematicsDr. Freida Brown PsychologyDr. Alice Cullinan Religious StudiesDr. Anthony Eastman Social SciencesDr. Dee Hunt Physical EducationDr. Barry Hambright Social SciencesDr. Tom Jones Natural SciencesDr. Jack Partain Religious StudiesMs. Barbara Stansbury Foreign LanguagesDr. Anthony Negbenebor BroyhillDr. Carolyn Billings Fine ArtsDr. David Carscaddon PsychologyDr. Stephen Plate Fine ArtsDr. Gayle Price EnglishDr. David Yelton Social SciencesDr. Lucenda McKinney EducationDr. Tim Zehnder Natural Sciences

200520042003

2002200320042005

1997

199219931994

19961995

2001200019991998

1987

1991199019891988

2005200420032002

Outstanding Professor Award

Teaching Awards by Program

20012002

2005200420032002

AAUP Faculty Salary Survey 2004-05 Full-time teaching faculty at North Carolina Colleges and Universities

Salary totals adjusted to a nine-month work year

Avg Avg Avg AvgInstitution Cat Salary Over Cat Salary Over Cat Salary Over Cat Salary Over Cat

1 Appalachian State IIA 73.0 15 9 60.2 14 9 53.2 12 6 44.8 9 42 Barber-Scotia IIB

3 Barton IIB 51.5 33 13 40.9 38 18 37.2 39 194 Belmont Abbey IIB 5 Bennett IIB 44.9 40 20 44.9 34 14 38.9 34 15 32.6 23 106 Brevard IIB 51.6 32 12 36.3 40 20 34.7 40 20 27.3 27 137 Catawba IIB 57.1 24 7 54.3 22 6 41.8 27 9 32.3 24 118 Chowan IIB 46.0 39 19 41.1 37 17 38.9 35 169 Davidson IIB 94.9 4 1 73.1 4 1 58.9 5 1

10 Duke I 131.2 1 1 89.5 1 1 75.5 1 111 East Carolina IIA 84.0 9 4 63.9 8 4 56.9 7 3 48.4 3 212 Elizabeth City State IIB 64.8 20 5 58.3 18 3 50.3 16 3 44.1 10 313 Elon IIA 77.4 11 6 61.9 11 6 48.0 19 11 43.5 11 514 Fayetteville State IIA 71.7 17 11 60.5 13 8 55.3 9 4 49.6 2 115 Gardner-Webb IIA 55.6 26 14 50.7 24 14 47.4 21 12 37.9 15 816 Greensboro IIB 56.3 25 8 48.6 27 7 44.1 25 8 35.3 19 617 Guilford IIB 55.3 27 9 48.4 28 8 40.6 29 11 37.4 17 518 High Point IIB 70.2 18 3 58.6 16 2 47.8 20 5 45.8 7 219 Lees-McRae III 20 Lenoir-Rhyne IIA 54.2 28 15 48.9 26 16 42.7 26 14 35.7 18 1021 Louisburg III 41.6 41 1 32.0 41 1 30.8 25 122 Mars Hill IIB 49.5 37 17 42.6 36 16 37.5 38 18 33.5 21 823 Meredith IIA 63.7 21 12 52.9 23 13 45.2 24 13 37.4 16 924 Montreat IIB 49.9 35 15 43.2 35 15 39.4 33 14 32.6 22 925 N Carolina A&T IIA 87.1 7 3 66.9 6 2 61.7 4 126 N Carolina Central IIA 78.9 10 5 62.4 10 5 51.6 15 927 N Carolina State I 94.8 5 3 70.3 5 3 61.9 3 3 45.5 8 328 N Carolina Wesleyan IIB 49.7 36 16 45.3 33 13 40.4 30 1229 Peace IIB 53.0 30 11 48.3 29 9 45.7 23 7 40.1 13 430 Pfeiffer IIA 52.6 31 16 50.3 25 15 38.3 37 1631 Queens IIA 60.5 22 13 59.9 15 10 39.8 31 15 40.2 12 632 Salem IIB 50.5 34 14 45.7 32 12 39.7 32 1333 Shaw IIB 34 Southeastern Baptist IIA 35 St. Andrews IIB 46.8 38 18 37.3 39 19 38.7 36 17 29.3 26 1236 UNC Asheville IIB 74.5 14 2 54.7 21 5 48.2 18 437 UNC Chapel Hill I 112.7 2 2 77.2 2 2 65.8 2 2 106.5 1 138 UNC Charlotte IIA 89.0 6 2 65.7 7 3 57.1 6 239 UNC Greensboro I 86.4 8 4 63.2 9 4 54.8 11 4 46.9 5 240 UNC Pembroke IIA 77.0 12 7 56.8 20 12 49.6 17 10 48.3 4 341 UNC Wilmington IIA 75.3 13 8 60.6 12 7 52.0 13 742 Wake Forest IIA 102.9 3 1 75.5 3 1 55.2 10 5 39.3 14 743 Warren Wilson IIB 57.5 23 6 47.5 30 10 41.2 28 1044 Western Carolina IIA 72.2 16 10 58.4 17 11 52.0 14 845 Wingate IIB 53.2 29 10 46.4 31 11 46.6 22 6 34.1 20 745 Winston-Salem State IIB 68.7 19 4 57.9 19 4 56.8 8 2 46.7 6 1

Category Descriptors: I : Doctoral Institutions (n=4) IIA : Master's Institutions (n=16) IIB : Baccalaureate Institutions (n=20) III : 2-Year Institutions With Academic Ranks (n=1)

Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education

Professor Associate Assistant InstructorRank Rank Rank Rank

Average Salary and Average Compensation Levels(by Category, Affiliation, and Academic Rank)

All Public Private- Church- All Public Private- Church-

Combine Indepen Related Combine Indepen Related

CATEGORY I (Doctoral)Professor 104,411 97,948 127,214 106,568 130,643 122,591 159,045 133,149Associate 71.077 68,576 82,456 73,816 90,829 87,572 105,485 94,659Assistant 60,567 58,310 70,640 61,184 77,304 74,706 89,573 76,265Instructor 40,760 39,398 44,380 51,250 53,108 51,432 57,717 65,671Lecturer 47,285 46,007 52,601 45,426 60,675 58,591 69,173 58,082No Rank 53,269 48,483 59,405 50,721 68,075 61,871 76,083 64,315All Combined 78,236 74,083 95,370 79,072 98,970 93,794 120,391 99,642

CATEGORY IIA (Master's)Professor 77,900 76,665 83,986 77,552 98,278 96,810 105,813 97,504Associate 61,528 60,963 64,345 60,765 78,776 78,127 82,345 77,527Assistant 51,339 51,249 52,985 49,971 65,937 66,155 67,499 63,255Instructor 39,206 38,560 41,554 40,503 50,772 50,234 53,108 51,483Lecturer 42,854 42,659 44,908 43,183 55,388 55,180 57,697 55,612No Rank 48,914 47,350 52,396 48,396 62,034 60,107 66,598 60,790All Combined 60,807 60,074 64,612 60,184 77,539 76,770 82,112 76,221

CATEGORY IIB (Baccalaureate)Professor 74,408 71,249 85,575 63,849 95,117 89,561 109,494 82,317Associate 57,468 57,814 62,548 52,337 73,946 73,727 80,755 67,465Assistant 47,834 48,194 51,264 44,646 61,249 61,651 65,695 57,156Instructor 38,789 38,662 41,144 37,541 49,262 49,416 51,934 47,575Lecturer 44,181 41,199 53,140 39,427 55,771 51,297 68,896 49,361No Rank 49,771 41,864 56,380 38,431 67,807 51,933 77,755 49,379All Combined 57,959 55,518 65,741 51,955 74,275 70,432 84,465 66,781

CATEGORY III (Two-Year Colleges with Ranks)Professor 66,215 66,405 57,044 n.d. 85,117 85,390 71,586 n.d.Associate 53,750 53,889 50,264 n.d. 70,054 70,282 63,395 n.d.Assistant 47,473 47,652 41,836 n.d. 62,762 63,061 52,800 n.d.Instructor 40,295 40,564 28,337 n.d. 53,164 53,596 34,233 n.d.Lecturer 44,217 44,255 33,100 n.d. 59,397 59,454 42,650 n.d.No Rank 38,080 39,553 25,343 n.d. 53,737 55,942 36,487 n.d.All Combined 52,862 53,084 44,529 n.d. 68,985 69,323 55,834 n.d.

CATEGORY IV (Two-Year Colleges without Ranks)No Rank 49,866 49,922 n.d. n.d. 62,066 62,136 n.d. n.d.

ALL CATEGORY COMBINED (EXCEPT IV)Professor 91,548 88,457 108,226 79,372 115,129 111,147 136,078 100,424Associate 65,113 64,447 70,992 60,551 83,405 82,501 91,046 77,655Assistant 54,571 54,271 59,389 49,764 69,971 69,899 75,610 63,046Instructor 39,899 39,367 42,177 40,873 51,837 51,446 54,067 51,968Lecturer 45,647 44,607 51,518 43,614 58,720 57,157 67,501 55,746No Rank 50,662 47,364 56,564 44,757 65,371 60,434 73,943 56,738All Combined 68,305 66,851 79,342 61,103 87,112 85,063 100,692 77,682

and IV to generate valid separate expenses. These institutions are included in the "All Combined" column.

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Note: This AAUP table is based on 1,416 reporting institutions representing 1,715 campuses.

N.d. = no data. There were too few private-independent and church-related institutions in categories III

COMPENSATIONSALARY

( 9 month contracts)

Salary Ranges and Median Salaries

Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor InstructorRange Median Range Median Range Median Range Median

1991 - 92 24 - 34 23 - 30.5 20.5 - 28.5 17.5 - 23.51992 - 93 25 - 35 23 - 38 21 - 29 18 - 241993 - 94 26 - 38 24 - 33 22 - 30 20 - 281994 - 95 27 - 41 27 - 35 23 - 32 22 - 281995 - 96 32 - 42 28 - 38 23 - 35 22 - 301996 - 97 33 - 43 30 - 40 23 - 36 22 - 301997 - 98 35 - 46 31- 41 24 - 36 23 - 301998 - 99 35 - 50 32- 46 25 - 40 23 - 331999 - 00 36 - 53 33 - 48 27 - 44 25 - 342000 - 01 37 - 55 33 - 50 27 - 45 25 - 352001 - 02 39 - 57 35 - 52 29 - 47 27 - 372002 - 03 40.7 - 78 52,200 39.2 - 64 45,400 30.2 - 64.5 41,000 31.8 - 45 36,6002003 - 04 41.5 - 80 54,000 39.5 - 65.8 47,700 31.1 - 68 43,000 32.7 - 46.2 36,9502004 - 05 43.4 - 80.7 55,650 41.9 - 71.3 49,600 32 - 67.7 44,900 33.6 - 43 37,050

Average Salaries

Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor

SalaryAnnual

% Increase

SalaryAnnual

% Increase

SalaryAnnual

% Increase

SalaryAnnual

% Increase

1987 - 88 28,100 23,600 21,700 18,7001988 - 89 28,600 1.8% 24,600 4.2% 22,800 5.1% 19,300 3.2%1989 - 90 29,200 2.1% 25,800 4.9% 23,500 3.1% 20,200 4.7%1990 - 91 30,900 5.8% 26,800 3.9% 24,800 5.5% 21,100 4.5%1991 - 92 31,400 1.6% 27,700 3.4% 26,200 5.6% 23,500 11.4%1992 - 93 32,700 4.1% 29,700 7.2% 27,500 5.0% 23,700 0.9%1993 - 94 34,400 5.2% 30,500 2.7% 29,800 8.4% 25,200 6.3%1994 - 95 36,800 7.0% 32,200 5.6% 30,900 3.7% 26,800 6.3%1995 - 96 39,300 6.8% 34,000 5.6% 31,900 3.2% 27,300 1.9%1996 - 97 39,400 0.3% 35,400 4.1% 31,400 -1.6% 28,800 5.5%1997 - 98 41,600 5.6% 37,300 5.4% 34,400 9.6% 30,800 6.9%1998 - 99 43,900 5.5% 39,800 6.7% 36,600 6.4% 31,900 3.6%1999 - 00 46,300 5.5% 41,300 3.8% 39,400 7.7% 33,200 4.1%2000 - 01 48,600 5.0% 43,500 5.3% 40,500 2.8% 33,700 1.5%2001 - 02 51,300 5.6% 45,700 5.1% 42,600 5.2% 35,900 6.5%2002 - 03 53,146 3.6% 46,559 1.9% 42,542 -0.1% 37,042 3.2%2003 - 04 55,037 3.6% 48,234 3.6% 45,856 7.8% 37,935 2.4%2004 - 05 55,597 1.0% 50,712 5.1% 47,384 3.3% 37,900 -0.1%

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Full-Time Faculty Salary Information

Alumni Award Winners

Alumnus of the Year Young Alumnus of the Year

Grad Yr Grad Yr

1957 Arnold Wesley Kincaid 1926 1991 E. Russell Anderson 19761958 Leon H. Hollingsworth 1941 1992 Jill Haney Cox 19761959 Donnis Gold Yelton 1924 1993 Graylin Wylie Huff 19771960 Oliver Paul Hamrick 1911 1994 Randy Keith Kilby 19791961 John R. Dover, Jr. 1911 1995 J. Douglas Armstrong 19881962 Dorothy Washbun Ewards 1935 1996 Rebecca Hicks Walter 19851963 Ella McCurry Campbell 1911 1997 Lisa Tucker1964 Mr. and Mrs. Zeb V. Moss 1950 1998 NONE

1965 Hubert Conrad Dixon 1935 1999 Lt. Marty White 19931966 Leary R. Harrill, Jr. 1918 2000 NONE

1967 E. Eugene Poston 1943 2001 Randall C. Hall 19981968 John E. Roberts 1949 2002 Mamdi K. Corra 19931969 James Roy Roberson 1930 2003 Starr Gist Wright 2002,031970 Aileen Jones Gamble 1939 2004 Andy Hanner 19841971 Tomas Jefferson McGraw 19491972 Harace Greely Hammett 19211973 Bette Falls McGraw 19491973 Dorothy Jenkins Poston 1943 Junior College Alumnus of the Year1974 John Purcell Carlton 19431975 Forrest William Hunt 1931 Grad Yr

1976 Leon Julius Pinkston 1951 2000 Udean Burke 19601977 Jack G. Creech 1955 2001 M. Reid Armstrong 19581978 Helen Marie Stinson 1954 2002 Charles J. Spivey 19491979 Dan W. Moore, Jr. 1937 2003 Martha Mason 19581980 Robert P. Long 1937 2004 B. Elmo Scoggin 19351981 Jack D. Mullinax 19321982 Joseph E. Cabaniss 19431983 H. Gene Washburn 1952 Future Alumnus of the Year1984 J. Lowery Austell 19241985 Bobby M. Pettyjohn 1952 Grad Yr

1986 R.Bruce Bowers 1968 1999 Dana Grant 20001987 Linda Morrison Combs 1966 2000 Hannah Woody 20011988 Betty Emmett Knox 1954 2001 Joshua Benedict 20021989 Henry L. smith, Jr. 1953 2002 Justin Alston 20031990 Max Padgett 1950 2003 Cara Madoni 20041991 Gilmer W. Blackburn 1960 2004 Kellie Robinson 20051992 Doris Lavonne Walters 19591993 Hughy Hartford Hollifield 19351994 Neils W. Brooks 19781995 NONE

1996 Arnold Dewy Issacs 19571997 Jay Rick Webb1998 T. Robert Mullinax1999 Tom Bell 19832000 J. J. Abernethy2001 Anthony N. Strange 19712002 L. Stephen Hendrix 19692003 Ron Rash 19762004 C. Neal Alexander, Jr. 1984

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The University’s endowment stood at 29 million dollars in 2004, a

one-year increase of 16.7%.

Revenue and Expenditure Comparison

REVENUES

Amount % Amount % Budget % Budget % Budget % Budget %

Tuition and Fees 23,069,865 56.0% 25,713,913 57.5% 26,797,415 58.1% 29,871,505 59.1% 32,987,742 60.4% 34,709,179 61.1%

Student Aid Grants 6,130,738 14.9% 6,552,667 14.6% 6,432,910 13.9% 7,041,152 13.9% 7,299,000 13.4% 7,363,347 13.0%

Gifts 2,603,005 6.3% 2,766,504 6.2% 3,215,906 7.0% 3,154,895 6.2% 3,121,700 5.7% 3,153,820 5.5%

Endowment Income 1,004,603 2.4% 1,047,289 2.3% 1,088,093 2.4% 988,051 2.0% 1,060,404 1.9% 1,232,797 2.2%

Other Sources 883,702 2.1% 784,979 1.8% 1,003,336 2.2% 1,223,286 2.4% 1,248,317 2.3% 1,311,378 2.3%

Auxiliary Enterprises 7,538,841 18.3% 7,878,648 17.6% 7,596,417 16.5% 8,257,223 16.3% 8,910,560 16.3% 9,059,368 15.9%

Total Revenues

EXPENDITURES

Amount % Amount % Budget % Budget % Budget % Budget %

Instructional 8,383,687 20.3% 9,038,322 20.2% 9,494,073 20.6% 10,448,927 20.7% 11,194,539 20.5% 11,318,589 19.9%

769,221 1.9% 842,205 1.9% 1,207,333 2.6% 1,254,552 2.5% 1,408,321 2.6% 1,398,733 2.5%

Student Services 4,492,919 10.9% 5,028,843 11.2% 5,351,413 11.6% 5,730,568 11.3% 5,972,689 10.9% 6,292,448 11.1%

Institutional Support 7,052,435 17.1% 7,631,278 17.1% 8,324,527 18.0% 9,213,379 18.2% 9,779,919 17.9% 10,762,296 18.9%

4,283,309 10.4% 4,544,425 10.2% 4,112,700 8.9% 4,715,073 9.3% 5,596,170 10.2% 5,677,170 10.0%

Student Aid 13,198,413 32.0% 14,332,682 32.0% 14,462,295 31.3% 15,669,425 31.0% 16,883,445 30.9% 17,661,559 31.1%

Auxiliary Enterprises 3,007,502 7.3% 3,253,903 7.3% 3,168,329 6.9% 3,497,663 6.9% 3,780,711 6.9% 3,705,909 6.5%

Total Expenditures

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54,615,794 56,816,70441,187,486 44,671,658 46,120,670 50,529,587

2000-01 2001-02

Academic Support and Public Service

Plant Operations and Maintenance

41,230,754 44,744,000 46,134,077 50,536,112

2002-03 2003-04

Proposed

Proposed

2004-05 2005-06

2004-05 2005-06

54,627,723 56,829,889

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04

Longitudinal Financial Summary

GIFTS

YearTotalGifts

DollarChange

PercentChange Endowment

PlantFunds

OperatingDeficit

CurrentFund

TotalDebt

2004 3,911,454 -61,514 -1.55% 29,133,144 43,616,600 51,635,080 23,428,8012003 3,972,968 -2,567,879 -39.26% 24,964,795 35,560,923 48,979,265 16,125,1842002 6,540,847 1,483,399 29.33% 23,986,636 36,250,125 44,743,999 16,813,5082001 5,057,448 -1,360,662 -21.20% 26,037,920 36,242,890 41,230,754 17,449,5602000 6,418,110 1,658,863 34.86% 26,693,754 37,092,447 37,663,977 18,049,3231999 4,759,247 -5,897,479 -55.34% 24,776,322 38,548,171 35,186,461 18,383,4961998 10,656,726 5,550,467 108.70% 21,425,092 30,449,489 32,514,171 12,006,5941997 # 5,106,259 -109,539 -2.10% 14,535,005 29,971,547 28,168,672 11,762,0861996 # 5,215,798 1,711,140 48.82% 11,906,838 16,829,373 22,518,737 1,077,3561995 3,504,658 469,448 15.47% 9,922,323 14,519,253 22,711,050 1,279,5251994 3,035,210 -241,926 -7.38% 9,286,787 14,564,360 21,718,650 1,509,3861993 3,277,136 -37,256 -1.12% 8,367,630 14,619,564 19,821,914 1,516,9151992 3,314,392 251,253 8.20% 7,734,630 13,746,547 18,303,504 1,304,8041991 3,063,139 534,947 21.16% 7,734,630 13,535,930 * 17,755,059 1,522,9291990 2,528,192 -246,509 -8.88% 6,298,640 23,261,741 17,820,818 1,319,3241989 2,774,701 360,506 14.93% 5,897,475 21,455,435 15,899,814 1,890,2821988 2,414,195 -202,126 -7.73% 5,262,066 20,563,074 13,323,386 2,188,4841987 2,616,321 576,416 28.26% 4,948,066 19,791,019 -187,426 12,440,879 2,264,2271986 2,039,905 71,821 3.65% 4,220,930 18,728,351 -364,640 11,924,553 2,131,9501985 1,968,084 37,674 1.95% 4,144,859 17,735,707 11,566,148 1,457,4471984 1,930,410 69,307 3.72% 3,871,419 17,115,342 10,613,795 1,624,2381983 1,861,103 -394,414 -17.49% 3,593,228 16,810,891 9,865,635 1,952,8631982 2,255,517 509,745 29.20% 3,215,782 15,898,183 9,423,010 1,192,8911981 1,745,772 -993 -0.06% 2,388,836 13,623,443 7,845,694 815,5191980 1,746,765 2,218,782 12,069,405 6,708,266 not available1979 1,832,907 11,160,400 6,013,712 1,045,4791978 1,624,255 10,341,655 5,455,190 1,093,0671977 1,659,216 10,121,352 5,069,760 1,445,8841976 1,601,717 9,823,627 4,680,687 1,273,7581975 1,553,404 9,718,327 -19,035 4,555,184 1,410,0951974 1,590,423 9,536,044 -109,476 4,239,462 1,601,0561973 1,360,667 7,944,638 3,876,185 996,2251972 1,344,173 7,028,228 3,470,328 789,106

* Accumulated depreciation deducted beginning in fiscal year 1991

# Audit reports changed to reflect adoption of FASB 116, 117, and 124. Endowment investmentsare now reflected at market value. Plant Fund and Total Revenue numbers are adjusted to be comparable to prior years.

Total Gifts

6/30/1997 6/30/1998 6/30/1999 6/30/2000 6/30/2001 6/30/2002 6/30/2003 6/30/2004 Report Term

Alumni 296,602.44 214,567.34 2,760,866.82 395,446.95 332,919.90 238,556.56 213,331.83 162,972.24 2,125,264.08

Friends 1,189,263.47 4,922,216.89 662,647.68 598,419.05 963,068.28 1,316,733.78 376,792.98 963,541.97 10,992,684.10

Corporation 308,615.04 399,541.07 295,955.46 324,926.51 230,620.27 222,586.23 133,075.52 79,753.00 1,995,073.10

Foundations 1,563,878.15 1,729,792.68 1,292,866.06 1,588,881.41 1,436,705.38 2,529,137.21 1,127,820.41 918,412.82 12,187,494.12

Church RelatedOrganizations 284,194.48 304,509.01 300,546.83 371,794.11 410,808.10 372,341.80 531,108.79 184,084.11 2,759,387.23

Baptist StateConvention 1,205,245.50 1,561,979.56 1,643,388.82 1,563,863.15 1,426,916.88 1,531,219.22 1,357,515.61 1,561,658.96 11,851,787.70

Organizations 258,474.63 1,524,119.29 292,974.97 1,574,778.98 256,408.97 330,272.56 233,322.81 41,031.23 4,511,383.44

Totals 5,106,273.71 10,656,725.84 7,249,246.64 6,418,110.16 5,057,447.78 6,540,847.36 3,972,967.95 3,911,454.33 46,423,073.77

* Gift total for Faculty / Staff, Trustees and Advisors is included in either Alumni or Friends, depending on the primary relationship of the donor to GWU.

** Trustees gifts for the past year total $177,263.

*** Faculty / Staff gifts for the past year total $48,073.

**** Some numbers have changed due to the classifications in Banner. Designated scholarships have been reclassified as non-gift income and

represent a $660,415 reduction in gift income from 2003 to 2004

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Total Gifts to the University

% %

2001 2002 Chnge 2001 2002 Chnge

1 Harvard University (MA) .............................… 17,950,843 17,169,757 -4.4 || 61 Saint Louis University (MO) ........................….. 819,115 692,126 -15.5

2 Yale University (CT) ....................................... 10,700,000 10,523,600 -1.6 || 62 University of Tulsa (OK) ................................. 730,949 679,691 -7.0

3 University of Texas System ................…........... 9,363,588 8,630,679 -7.8 || 63 Lehigh University (PA) .................................... 739,024 677,761 -8.3

4 Princeton University (NJ) ....................… 8,359,000 8,319,600 -0.5 || 64 Carnegie Mellon University (PA) ....................... 756,930 667,807 -11.8

5 Stanford University (CA) ....................… 8,249,551 7,613,000 -7.7 || 65 Syracuse University (NY) ................................ 735,484 657,769 -10.6

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6 Massachusetts Institute of Technology .............. 6,134,712 5,359,423 -12.6 || 66 University of Iowa* ........................................ 635,507 657,682 3.5

7 Emory University (GA) .................................... 4,315,998 4,551,873 5.5 || 67 Tufts University (MA) ..................................... 548,998 651,808 18.7

8 Columbia University (NY) ................................ 4,292,793 4,208,373 -2.0 || 68 George Washington University (DC) ................. 713,060 646,964 -9.3

9 University of California ................................... 4,702,729 4,199,067 -10.7 || 69 University of Alabama System ......................... 616,015 624,839 1.4

10 Texas A&M University System* ........................ 4,030,881 3,743,442 -7.1 || 70 Georgetown University (DC) ............................ 685,473 606,718 -11.5

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11 Washington University (MO) ............................ 3,951,509 3,517,104 -11.0 || 71 Tulane University (LA) .................................... 638,871 600,964 -5.9

12 University of Pennsylvania .............................. 3,381,848 3,393,297 0.3 || 72 Trinity University (TX) .................................... 649,936 599,347 -7.8

13 University of Michigan .................................... 3,614,100 3,375,689 -6.6 || 73 University of Tennessee System ...................... 420,511 588,089 39.9

14 University of Chicago (IL) ............................... 3,516,238 3,255,368 -7.4 || 74 Baylor University (TX) .................................... 614,480 584,333 -4.9

15 Northwestern University (IL) ........................... 3,256,282 3,022,733 -7.2 || 75 University of Florida* ..................................... 635,143 583,407 -8.1

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16 Rice University (TX) ....................................... 3,243,033 2,939,804 -9.4 || 76 Boston University (MA) ................................... 664,581 578,473 -13.0

17 Duke University (NC) ................................. 3,131,375 2,927,478 -6.5 || 77 University of Oklahoma* ................................. 602,981 569,722 -5.5

18 Cornell University (NY) ................................... 3,151,384 2,853,742 -9.4 || 78 Middlebury College (VT) ........................…....... 627,332 563,124 -10.2

19 University of Notre Dame (IN) ......................... 2,829,914 2,554,004 -9.7 || 79 Vassar College (NY) ....................................... 616,174 554,199 -10.1

20 Dartmouth College (NH) ................................. 2,414,231 2,186,610 -9.4 || 80 Oberlin College (OH) ...................................... 595,495 535,735 -10.0

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21 University of Southern California ...................... 2,086,245 2,130,977 2.1 || 81 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY) ............... 618,912 530,850 -14.2

22 Vanderbilt University (TN) ............................... 2,159,614 2,019,612 -6.5 || 82 Michigan State University ............................... 448,570 523,284 16.7

23 Johns Hopkins University (MD) ........................ 1,822,713 1,695,150 -7.0 || 83 Wesleyan University (CT) ........................…..... 520,674 484,289 -7.0

24 University of Virginia ..................................... 1,708,199 1,686,625 -1.3 || 84 Lafayette College (PA) .................................... 485,482 479,989 -1.1

25 Brown University (RI) ..................................... 1,436,607 1,414,285 -1.6 || 85 University of Louisville (KY)* ........................…. 503,207 478,917 -4.8

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26 Case Western Reserve University (OH) ............. 1,434,000 1,347,054 -6.1 || 86 Washington State University ........................... 468,849 473,225 0.9

27 University of Minnesota* ................................ 1,431,942 1,320,078 -7.8 || 87 Carleton College (MN) ..................................… 543,456 457,488 -15.8

28 Rockefeller University (NY) ............................. 1,361,200 1,288,100 -5.4 || 88 University of California, Los Angeles* ............... 471,438 453,796 -3.7

29 New York University ....................................... 1,118,300 1,177,600 5.3 || 89 University of Maryland System* ....................... 506,744 453,146 -10.6

30 California Institute of Technology ..................... 1,365,798 1,154,540 -15.5 || 90 Macalester College (MN) ................................. 500,372 442,395 -11.6

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31 University of Pittsburgh (PA) ........................... 1,103,082 1,153,362 4.6 || 91 Colgate University (NY)........................…......... 464,535 439,437 -5.4

32 University of Rochester (NY) ........................... 1,245,406 1,141,722 -8.3 || 92 Washington and Lee University (VA) ................. 438,392 435,561 -0.6

33 University of Washington ................................ 927,806 1,111,726 19.8 || 93 Bowdoin College (ME) .................................... 433,244 430,623 -0.6

34 Purdue University (IN) .................................... 1,217,118 1,098,939 -9.7 || 94 University of Miami (FL) .................................. 457,843 426,955 -6.7

35 Grinnell College (IA) ...................................... 1,024,671 1,075,153 4.9 || 95 Northeastern University (MA) .......................... 493,926 422,920 -14.4

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36 University of NC, Chapel Hill* ..................... 1,045,750 1,070,772 2.4 || 96 University of Georgia* .................................... 396,765 421,807 6.3

37 Williams College (MA) .................................... 1,207,408 1,060,043 -12.2 || 97 Santa Clara University (CA) ............................ 434,071 406,694 -6.3

38 Wellesley College (MA).........…......................... 1,135,925 1,032,465 -9.1 || 98 Hamilton College (NY) .................................... 431,037 400,374 -7.1

39 Pomona College (CA) .........….......................... 1,099,930 1,018,179 -7.4 || 99 Bryn Mawr College (PA) .................................. 433,854 400,332 -7.7

40 University of Richmond (VA) ........................... 1,122,055 998,201 -11.0 || 100 Pepperdine University (CA) ............................. 437,051 399,400 -8.6

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41 Boston College (MA) ...................................... 1,003,832 964,313 -3.9 || 101 Denison University (OH) ................................. 430,467 399,317 -7.2

42 Indiana University* ........................................ 922,920 955,991 3.6 || 102 University of Kentucky ................................… 419,211 397,763 -5.1

43 Swarthmore College (PA) ................................ 949,923 894,236 -5.9 || 103 State University of New York/Buffalo* .............. 428,085 388,216 -9.3

44 University of Cincinnati (OH) ........................... 909,268 894,031 -1.7 || 104 Rutgers University (NJ) .................................. 405,405 386,738 -4.6

45 Pennsylvania State University .......................... 937,612 891,190 -5.0 || 105 Brandeis University (MA) ................................ 397,046 384,335 -3.2

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46 Baylor College of Medicine (TX) ....................... 984,150 885,915 -10.0 || 106 University of Houston System (TX) ......….......... 440,620 382,024 -13.3

47 University of Illinois* ..................................... 898,424 881,949 -1.8 || 107 DePauw University (IN) .................................. 449,509 378,910 -15.7

48 University of Delaware ................................... 928,398 868,225 -6.5 || 108 University of Colorado* .................................. 393,458 378,561 -3.8

49 Yeshiva University (NY) .................................. 831,438 864,020 3.9 || 109 Bucknell University (PA) ................................. 428,878 364,634 -15.0

50 Amherst College (MA) .................................... 890,511 860,189 -3.4 || 110 Rochester Institute of Technology (NY) ............. 451,523 358,671 -20.6

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51 Smith College (MA) ........................................ 917,254 851,253 -7.2 || 111 College of William and Mary (VA)* ................... 367,510 357,012 -2.9

52 Southern Methodist University (TX) .................. 872,388 831,116 -4.7 || 112 Mount Holyoke College (MA) ........................... 388,472 355,915 -8.4

53 Texas Christian University ............................... 913,072 829,516 -9.2 || 113 Colorado College ........................................... 390,129 351,404 -9.9

54 University of Nebraska* .................................. 837,064 769,064 -8.1 || 114 Louisiana State University System ................... 326,122 348,291 6.8

55 University of Missouri System .......................... 738,500 747,700 1.2 || 115 University of Mississippi* ................................ 320,490 346,425 8.1

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56 Georgia Institute of Technology* ..................... 770,168 741,737 -3.7 || 116 Agnes Scott College (GA) ................................ 346,894 338,509 -2.4

57 Wake Forest University (NC) ...................... 812,389 732,570 -9.8 || 117 College of the Holy Cross (MA) ........................ 362,305 336,614 -7.1

58 Kansas University Endowment Association ........ 831,765 732,186 -12.0 || 118 Trinity College (CT) ........................................ 343,242 336,232 -2.0

59 Berea College (KY) ......................................... 788,263 716,523 -9.1 || 119 Iowa State University* ..................................… 368,332 335,927 -8.8

60 University of Wisconsin* ................................. 808,326 698,082 -13.6 || 120 Texas Tech University (TX) ............................. 316,483 332,456 5.0

* Foundations included in total SOURCE: National Association of College and University Business Officers, NACUBO Endowment Study, 2001 and 2002.

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Top 120 Institutions with the Highest Endowments - Ranked by 2002 Value (in thousands of dollars)

During the Spring 2005 semester, eight teams earned their highest semester GPA since entering NCAA Division I.

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Team-By-Team Academic Performance Fall 2004

MEN Cumulative Gardner-Webb Grade Point Average Semester Gardner-Webb Grade Point AverageTeam Cumulative QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes) Team Semester QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes)Avg Rank 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50- Avg Rank 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50-

Sport N CmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.00 SmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.001 Baseball 34 2.660 5 2 4 10 5 8 5 2.750 6 3 4 7 3 9 82 Basketball 14 2.680 4 1 5 4 3 1 2.910 3 4 5 2 33 Cross Country 8 2.840 2 1 2 4 1 2.990 1 1 1 3 34 Football 87 2.250 9 4 6 21 23 21 8 4 2.150 9 7 12 16 17 19 8 85 Golf 11 2.630 7 5 2 4 2.480 8 1 2 2 2 3 16 Soccer 23 2.430 8 1 3 10 3 3 3 2.490 7 1 1 3 4 8 3 37 Tennis 8 2.990 1 1 4 3 2.980 2 1 3 2 28 Track and Field 15 2.730 3 1 1 2 4 6 1 2.900 4 1 1 4 6 39 Wrestling 24 2.660 5 1 2 6 7 7 1 2.770 5 1 2 3 7 10 1

TOTAL MEN 224 2.500 6 10 33 61 52 43 19 2.520 10 18 28 38 52 46 32PERCENTAGE 2.7% 4.5% 14.7% 27.2% 23.2% 19.2% 8.5% PERCENTAGE 4.5% 8.0% 12.5% 17.0% 23.2% 20.5% 14.3%

CUM ASCEND % 2.7% 7.1% 21.9% 49.1% 72.3% 91.5% 100% CUM ASCEND % 4.5% 12.5% 25.0% 42.0% 65.2% 85.7% 100%CUM DESEND % 100% 97.3% 92.9% 78.1% 50.9% 27.7% 8.5% CUM DESEND % 100% 95.5% 87.5% 75.0% 58.0% 34.8% 14.3%

WOMEN Cumulative Gardner-Webb Grade Point Average Semester Gardner-Webb Grade Point AverageTeam Cumulative QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes) Team Semester QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes)Avg Rank 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50- Avg Rank 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50-

Sport N CmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.00 SmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.001 Basketball 16 2.730 9 1 5 4 4 2 2.840 8 1 1 3 3 6 22 Cross Country 8 3.030 6 1 2 4 1 3.040 5 1 2 4 13 Golf 5 2.790 8 1 2 1 1 2.640 9 3 1 14 Soccer 20 3.070 5 1 1 7 6 5 3.190 4 1 1 4 6 85 Softball 14 2.920 7 5 3 3 3 3.000 7 5 1 5 36 Swimming 22 3.480 1 1 3 4 14 3.550 1 1 2 3 167 Tennis 7 3.200 3 2 4 1 3.220 3 2 3 28 Track and Field 19 3.100 4 2 4 9 4 3.030 6 1 2 3 9 49 Volleyball 11 3.210 2 1 1 6 3 3.250 2 2 1 2 6

TOTAL WOMEN 122 3.090 0 2 1 16 28 41 34 3.140 0 3 2 17 18 39 43PERCENTAGE 0.0% 1.6% 0.8% 13.1% 23.0% 33.6% 27.9% PERCENTAGE 0.0% 2.5% 1.6% 13.9% 14.8% 32.0% 35.2%

CUM ASCEND % 0.0% 1.6% 2.5% 15.6% 38.5% 72.1% 100% CUM ASCEND % 0.0% 2.5% 4.1% 18.0% 32.8% 64.8% 100%CUM DESEND % 100% 100% 98% 97.5% 84.4% 61.5% 27.9% CUM DESEND % 100% 100% 98% 95.9% 82.0% 67.2% 35.2%

Cumulative Gardner-Webb Grade Point Average Semester Gardner-Webb Grade Point AverageTeam Cumulative QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes) Team Semester QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes)

TOTAL Avg 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50- Avg 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50-ALL N CmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.00 SmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.00

ATHLETES 346 2.710 6 12 34 77 80 84 53 2.730 10 21 30 55 70 85 75PERCENTAGE 1.7% 3.5% 9.8% 22.3% 23.1% 24.3% 15.3% PERCENTAGE 2.9% 6.1% 8.7% 15.9% 20.2% 24.6% 21.7%


Team-By-Team Academic Performance Spring 2005

MEN Cumulative Gardner-Webb Grade Point Average Semester Gardner-Webb Grade Point AverageTeam Cumulative QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes) Team Semester QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes)Avg Rank 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50- Avg Rank 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50-

Sport N CmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.00 SmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.001 Baseball 32 2.590 8 2 6 7 6 7 4 2.530 8 1 4 4 5 5 8 52 Basketball 13 2.640 7 1 5 4 2 1 2.630 7 2 3 4 2 23 Cross Country 7 3.380 1 1 3 3 3.350 1 1 3 34 Football 86 2.210 9 3 5 24 25 19 6 4 2.220 9 7 15 7 22 12 14 95 Golf 9 2.710 4 1 3 1 4 2.660 6 2 2 4 16 Soccer 18 2.690 5 1 7 4 3 3 2.880 4 1 3 6 3 57 Tennis 7 3.140 2 1 2 1 3 3.210 2 1 3 38 Track and Field 16 3.000 3 3 6 4 3 3.060 3 2 5 4 59 Wrestling 21 2.670 6 1 1 7 4 7 1 2.810 5 1 2 1 4 10 3

TOTAL MEN 209 2.530 4 7 34 58 47 37 22 2.570 9 22 16 39 36 51 36PERCENTAGE 1.9% 3.3% 16.3% 27.8% 22.5% 17.7% 10.5% PERCENTAGE 4.3% 10.5% 7.7% 18.7% 17.2% 24.4% 17.2%


WOMEN Cumulative Gardner-Webb Grade Point Average Semester Gardner-Webb Grade Point AverageTeam Cumulative QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes) Team Semester QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes)Avg Rank 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50- Avg Rank 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50-

Sport N CmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.00 SmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.001 Basketball 13 2.610 9 1 5 2 5 2.760 9 2 2 4 3 22 Cross Country 7 3.190 4 1 5 1 3.410 2 1 3 33 Golf 5 2.850 8 2 1 2 2.820 8 2 1 1 14 Soccer 20 3.150 5 1 1 6 7 5 3.330 3 1 3 7 95 Softball 14 3.050 7 4 3 2 5 3.040 7 1 3 1 3 66 Swimming 21 3.520 1 1 4 2 14 3.580 1 4 2 157 Tennis 7 3.210 3 1 4 2 3.310 5 1 1 58 Track and Field 18 3.140 6 1 5 8 4 3.270 6 4 8 69 Volleyball 10 3.270 2 2 3 5 3.400 4 2 1 7

TOTAL WOMEN 115 3.140 0 1 1 17 22 38 36 3.250 0 0 4 10 18 29 54PERCENTAGE 0.0% 0.9% 0.9% 14.8% 19.1% 33.0% 31.3% PERCENTAGE 0.0% 0.0% 3.5% 8.7% 15.7% 25.2% 47.0%

CUM ASCEND % 0.0% 0.9% 1.7% 16.5% 35.7% 68.7% 100% CUM ASCEND % 0.0% 0.0% 3.5% 12.2% 27.8% 53.0% 100%CUM DESEND % 100% 100% 99% 98.3% 83.5% 64.3% 31.3% CUM DESEND % 100% 100% 100% 96.5% 87.8% 72.2% 47.0%

Cumulative Gardner-Webb Grade Point Average Semester Gardner-Webb Grade Point AverageTeam Cumulative QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes) Team Semester QPR Breakdown (# of Athletes)

TOTAL Avg 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50- Avg 0.00- 1.00- 1.50- 2.00- 2.50- 3.00- 3.50-ALL N CmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.00 SmQPR 1.00 1.49 1.99 2.49 2.99 3.49 4.00

ATHLETES 324 2.750 4 8 35 75 69 75 58 2.810 9 22 20 49 54 80 90PERCENTAGE 1.2% 2.5% 10.8% 23.1% 21.3% 23.1% 17.9% PERCENTAGE 2.8% 6.8% 6.2% 15.1% 16.7% 24.7% 27.8%

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1 Abrahao Daniel Tennis 1 Anderson Monica Bskt, Track 59 Whiteside Katherine Swimming2 Bender Brian Basketball 2 Barlow Christine Softball 60 Williams Jessica Softball3 Blanton Brandon Track 3 Beachum Whitney Swimming 61 Williams Kathryn Swimming4 Brady Thomas Tennis 4 Bishop Jennifer Swimming 62 Wilson Teresa Swimming5 Cantwell Kevin Basketball 5 Brinkley Carrie Volleyball 63 Woodworth Leeanna Soccer6 Chambers Kenneth Football 6 Cameron Jessica Swimming 64 Yerkes Carrie Tennis7 Clement Matthew Soc, Track 7 Cornwall Margaret Volleyball 65 Zirnheld Sara Tennis8 Conn Simon Basketball 8 Crago Abigail CC, Track9 Dameron Matthew CC, Track 9 Custer Melanie Volleyball

10 Davis Bryant CC, Track 10 DeJong Melissa Tennis11 Davis Charles Wrestling 11 Duddy Kimberley Volleyball12 Dixon Hughie Football 12 Ealey Yasmine Track13 Elliott Daniel Wrestling 13 Foley Maureen Soccer14 Ellis Richard Tennis 14 Foong Claudine Golf15 Evans Matthew Football 15 Frame Andrea Soccer16 Gleason Andrew Baseball 16 Frederick Lakiyah CC, Track Baseball 1217 Hagerman Geordie Golf 17 Fry Lisa Swimming Basketball 418 Higginson Matt Baseball 18 Gladhill Lindsey Soccer Crs Country 719 Hubert Alexander Golf 19 Gourdine Lateefah Track Football 1120 Jennings Timothy Basketball 20 Harmon Brittany Basketball Golf 421 Johnson Lance Football 21 Harrison Audra Volleyball Soccer 522 Knippen Matthew Track 22 Hawkins Merissa Track Tennis 423 Knorr Stephen Football 23 Hoeffner Molly Tennis Track 1124 Konas James Baseball 24 Honeycutt Elisabeth Basketball Wrestling 825 Lanham James Wrestling 25 Hooley Whitney Swimming26 Logan Jonathan Track 26 Kier Elizabeth Soccer27 Longshore Jeremy Track 27 Kiessling Elizabeth Soccer28 Lowe Joshua Wrestling 28 Lane Jessica Soccer29 Macdonald Nathan Baseball 29 Lehman Samantha Swimming Basketball 430 Maloney Matthew Baseball 30 Linsley Kelly Softball Crs Country 831 Martin Joshua Baseball 31 Looper Abbie Softball Golf 232 McAneney Lucas CC, Track 32 Lopez Terri CC, Track Soccer 1133 McCaughna Rory Golf 33 Mathison Jaclyn Volleyball Softball 634 McGirr Ryan Baseball 34 Maxwell Elizabeth Volleyball Swimming 1735 McKoy Jonathan Baseball 35 McLean Carlene CC, Track Tennis 536 Milford Jon Baseball 36 Milner Michele CC, Track Track 1437 Miller Trey Baseball 37 Morris Elicia Soccer Volleyball 838 Mollozzi Matthew Soccer 38 Mrazek Sarah Swimming39 Neal Richard Football 39 Neunzig Sarah Soccer40 Nimmo Alexander CC, Track 40 Olivas Isabel Swimming41 Oleksak Andrew Golf 41 Palacio Camille Swimming42 Pendergrass Shawn CC, Track 42 Palmer Lindsay Swimming43 Piasecki Matthias Wrestling 43 Peterson Kathleen Swimming44 Pniewski Joshua Wrestling 44 Razem Corinne Soccer45 Proctor Eric Tennis 45 Reichert Stacie Softball46 Schaefering Drew Soccer 46 Roka Heather Swimming47 Schweitzer Brandon Foot, Wres 47 Savage April Swimming48 Sickles Ryan Baseball 48 Sigmon Krystina Tennis49 Sikes Jordan Football 49 Simpson Taylor Swimming50 Smith Hunter Football 50 Sochacki Lauren Soccer51 Traylor Jordan Soccer 51 Steele Kady Golf52 Turner Donald Football 52 Stephenson Tamara CC, Track53 Ventura Alexander Wrestling 53 Stephenson Tara Track54 Wagner Adam Football 54 Sturdivant Novia Basketball55 Williamson Mark Baseball 55 Sutherland Lindsey Voll, Track56 Winning Matthew CC, Track 56 Wagner Lorelei CC, Track57 Winston William CrCountry 57 Ward Joanna Softball58 Young Brian Soccer 58 Warden Jeri CC, Track

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Team Breakdown

Highest Semester GPAMen's Team 3.350 Spring 05 (Cross Country)Women's Team 3.630 Spring 04 (Tennis)All Male Athletes 2.570 Spring 05All Female Athletes 3.268 Spring 04All Gardner-Webb Athletes 2.810 Spg 03, 05

Highest Cumulative GPAMen's Team 3.380 Spring 05 (Cross Country)Women's Team 3.604 Fall 03 (Swimming)All Male Athletes 2.564 Spring 03All Female Athletes 3.169 Spring 04All Gardner-Webb Athletes 2.775 Spring 03

Most Athletes Earning a 4.0 Semester GPAMen's Team 4 Spring 05 (Baseball)Women's Team 9 Spring 03 (Swimming)All Male Athletes 8 S, F04,S05All Female Athletes 25 Spring 03All Gardner-Webb Athletes 31 Spring 03

Highest % of Athletes Earning a 3.0 Semester GPAMen's Team 85.7% F04,Sp05 (Cross Country)Women's Team 100.0% Spring 04 (Tennis)All Male Athletes 41.6% Spring 05All Female Athletes 72.7% Spring 04All Gardner-Webb Athletes 52.5% Spring 05

Highest % of Athletes Earning a 3.0 Cumulative GPAMen's Team 75.0% Spring 04 (Cross Country)Women's Team 94.4% Fall 03 (Swimming)All Male Athletes 30.2% Spring 04All Female Athletes 68.7% Spring 05All Gardner-Webb Athletes 43.4% Spring 04

Most Athletes Qualifying for GWU's Academic All-Sports TeamMen's Team 15 Spring 04 (Baseball)Women's Team 17 Spg 03, 04 (Swimming)All Male Athletes 58 Spring 05All Female Athletes 70 Spring 04All Gardner-Webb Athletes 126 Spring 04

Highest Average Semester Ranking of Team Semester GPAMen's Team 1.9 (Tennis)Women's Team 2.8 (Tennis)

Highest Average Semester Ranking of Team Cumulative GPAMen's Team 1.4 (Tennis)Women's Team 2.1 (Swimming)

MEN Highest Lowest WOMEN Highest LowestBaseball 2.939 (Sp04) 2.233 (Sp01) Basketball 2.979 (Sp04) 2.560 (Fa03)Basketball 2.986 (Sp03) 2.283 (Sp01) Cross Country 3.410 (Sp05) 2.456 (Sp02)Cross Country 3.350 (Sp05) 2.334 (Sp01) Golf 3.286 (Sp01) 2.640 (Fa04) Football 2.270 (Sp04) 1.878 (Fa01) Soccer 3.444 (Sp04) 2.992 (Fa01)Golf 2.990 (Sp03) 2.465 (Sp04) Softball 3.227 (Sp03) 3.000 (Fa04)Soccer 2.880 (Sp05) 2.072 (Fa01) Swimming 3.580 (Sp05) 2.935 (Fa01)Tennis 3.210 (Sp05) 2.496 (Sp03) Tennis 3.630 (Sp04) 2.932 (Sp01)Track and Field 3.060 (Sp05) 2.038 (Sp02) Track and Field 3.270 (Sp05) 1.953 (Sp01)Wrestling 2.810 (Sp05) 2.113 (Fa00) Volleyball 3.417 (Sp03) 2.897 (Fa01) 47

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Athletic Department Academic Records(beginning with NCAA Division I membership, Fall 2000)

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Comparison of Athletic Department Revenues and Expeditures 2003-04 (Highest and lowest conference totals are indicated by blue and red type respectively)

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Men Women Men Women Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women TotalAtlantic Sun

Belmont 56,428 49,100 31,128 33,559 705,697 378,110 1,290,131 949,712 1,026,724 1,976,436 1,986,936 1,968,054 3,954,990 -2,664,859Campbell 60,983 52,026 36,022 36,177 1,369,908 1,236,694 5,970,777 1,018,895 1,072,909 2,091,804 2,572,970 2,368,298 5,970,777 0Central Florida 76,632 58,621 42,920 31,460 2,226,962 851,595 18,900,617 2,218,673 1,737,947 3,956,620 7,617,959 3,863,050 19,145,665 -245,048Florida Atlantic 91,916 59,601 34,535 28,412 756,739 41,788 9,872,196 1,390,440 1,426,935 2,817,375 3,245,603 2,288,366 9,315,522 556,674Gardner-Webb 54,617 45,264 28,249 16,574 4,009,081 2,145,428 6,154,509 1,981,176 1,178,607 3,159,783 3,595,114 2,043,978 5,639,092 515,417Georgia St 43,288 36,891 39,286 32,608 107,451 89,436 5,603,371 685,409 959,607 1,645,016 1,593,148 1,861,188 5,399,449 203,922Jacksonville 51,374 35,546 21,951 16,526 2,307,763 1,928,937 5,527,640 879,840 1,331,980 2,211,820 2,266,413 2,072,769 5,342,844 184,796Lipscomb 92,875 52,975 31,811 25,220 2,004,736 1,905,993 5,489,241 698,633 850,165 1,548,798 1,921,319 1,831,469 5,084,730 404,511Mercer 56,261 42,219 31,489 18,293 746,323 510,005 2,289,669 1,175,629 1,264,568 2,440,197 705,562 501,033 2,104,936 184,733Stetson 42,989 34,685 29,630 28,883 2,709,452 2,678,878 7,151,996 1,200,830 1,410,967 2,611,797 2,723,386 2,588,685 7,004,924 147,072Troy State 112,135 54,934 59,257 25,964 5,560,551 1,823,269 10,925,851 1,635,542 955,236 2,590,778 4,513,504 1,845,361 7,972,732 2,953,119

SouthernAppalachian St 66,945 50,047 44,214 29,782 869,312 111,871 7,037,376 1,357,312 710,239 2,067,551 3,286,551 1,775,311 7,037,376 0Chattanooga 78,850 62,444 39,779 30,697 824,304 136,888 5,422,032 1,071,588 568,733 1,640,321 1,775,690 836,326 5,422,032 0Citadel 76,780 40,525 50,817 18,880 1,156,145 5,953 7,091,295 2,049,919 659,228 2,709,147 4,579,748 1,014,280 7,276,769 -185,474Coll of Charleston 80,352 54,673 37,910 30,466 403,008 201,510 6,687,057 855,359 1,166,020 2,021,379 2,268,801 2,761,914 6,297,383 389,674Davidson 74,077 62,293 29,546 23,631 480,648 80,741 7,158,945 872,164 1,076,962 1,949,126 2,686,033 2,208,890 7,159,248 -303East Tennessee 80,141 40,543 39,350 32,772 666,401 25,850 5,796,389 1,154,934 825,081 1,980,015 2,847,207 1,675,782 5,514,571 281,818Elon 88,000 54,586 45,478 37,143 554,397 83,019 6,576,475 2,111,659 1,051,913 3,163,572 3,458,550 1,639,113 6,426,438 150,037Furman 90,679 65,675 60,956 38,033 5,720,026 2,863,065 12,440,713 3,013,624 1,551,918 4,565,542 5,903,164 2,838,732 12,543,508 -102,795Georgia Southern 69,879 50,967 43,661 29,485 1,256,683 570,164 8,257,783 1,335,145 874,815 2,209,960 3,879,146 2,005,033 8,238,083 19,700UNC-Greensboro 70,488 59,397 38,669 34,295 2,053,371 1,867,503 3,920,874 674,233 849,612 1,523,845 1,927,875 1,852,697 3,780,572 140,302Western Carolina 100,269 50,869 35,207 34,303 1,556,279 98,730 5,282,532 987,808 503,102 1,490,910 2,212,490 1,068,304 5,108,318 174,214Wofford 50,205 24,956 31,896 9,509 1,079,509 125,779 4,881,958 1,951,974 792,017 2,743,991 3,351,555 1,215,796 6,851,689 -1,969,731

Big SouthBirmingham Sou 76,114 39,009 30,333 22,993 2,612,050 2,827,723 6,336,234 1,252,058 1,876,933 3,128,991 2,612,050 2,827,723 6,336,234 0Charleston Sou 46,220 33,894 26,265 23,419 2,717,027 1,602,682 4,370,848 1,328,386 813,617 2,142,003 2,427,347 1,494,498 3,972,984 397,864Coastal Carolina 60,969 42,450 41,476 26,631 3,619,330 2,177,435 7,883,277 1,511,387 1,188,732 2,700,119 3,619,330 2,177,435 7,875,500 7,777High Point 61,228 44,125 26,429 19,572 1,947,111 1,416,038 4,544,499 929,904 920,081 1,849,985 1,771,547 1,453,941 3,884,663 659,836Liberty 58,569 38,974 42,783 20,581 3,119,772 1,091,902 5,158,333 1,785,106 1,062,228 2,847,334 1,422,642 559,184 2,290,586 2,867,747Radford 44,116 36,247 33,725 23,468 1,322,096 1,582,800 4,368,000 597,475 751,236 1,348,711 929,375 1,263,966 3,639,641 728,359UNC-Asheville 45,586 40,338 29,390 29,220 385,053 59,802 2,954,671 435,645 512,293 947,938 1,018,303 1,015,366 2,997,595 -42,924VMI 79,844 82,940 37,334 27,469 2,638,196 251,243 6,336,935 1,884,222 197,448 2,081,670 4,331,095 471,422 6,283,193 53,742Winthrop 67,735 43,060 27,458 18,907 1,462,766 974,648 4,688,083 398,876 553,840 952,716 1,609,448 1,541,349 4,603,517 84,566

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Average Coaching Salaries Revenues Athletically-Related Expenses

Comparison of Athletic Department Revenues and Expeditures 2003-04

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Clemson 233,415 126,770 118,809 49,300 31,555,095 1,848,335 40,835,150 2,769,066 1,612,665 4,381,731 18,710,701 5,144,838 39,626,704 1,208,446Duke 263,444 193,884 90,595 41,736 19,246,648 624,882 38,988,933 6,059,827 4,018,436 10,078,263 11,474,003 3,707,659 17,290,499 21,698,434Florida State 100,993 72,017 82,307 42,086 26,130,521 701,498 36,009,213 2,266,838 1,911,364 4,178,202 14,723,865 6,534,684 33,512,430 2,496,783Georgia Tech 495,929 175,310 86,758 38,209 21,955,602 1,721,102 39,674,362 3,852,818 1,823,148 5,675,966 13,544,027 4,412,965 40,359,027 -684,665Maryland 119,504 75,715 75,745 36,493 19,730,253 140,521 40,472,162 3,522,547 2,708,863 6,231,410 15,761,419 7,111,238 40,472,148 14North Carolina 124,915 78,783 79,871 33,428 30,557,394 3,558,092 43,885,075 3,599,319 2,828,102 6,427,421 16,295,073 6,663,221 20,700,441 23,184,634North Carolina St 13,029,950 55,800 32,382,028 2,704,299 1,889,526 4,593,825 9,351,380 3,418,979 32,115,672 266,356Virginia 229,651 87,186 70,613 35,781 22,590,293 714,142 42,465,400 3,972,817 3,486,983 7,459,800 18,324,988 7,913,790 41,790,858 674,542Wake Forest 125,524 70,229 75,776 30,970 15,574,653 47,999 29,560,866 5,096,158 2,996,850 8,093,008 13,771,388 5,351,164 27,316,065 2,244,801

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Carson-Newman 42,818 34,092 41,075 21,069 56,304 28,109 300,243 931,629 395,675 1,327,304 1,662,272 691,589 2,602,371 -2,302,128Catawba 25,621 22,131 14,986 5,720 379,848 218,591 598,439 1,312,120 734,810 2,046,930 2,106,698 1,179,681 3,286,379 -2,687,940Lenoir-Rhyne 34,631 29,375 24,774 17,371 1,645,234 825,329 3,203,559 883,499 412,772 1,296,271 1,645,234 825,329 3,203,559 0Mars Hill 33,782 30,316 24,296 21,000 698,297 301,844 1,000,141 903,504 342,240 1,245,744 1,476,450 562,549 2,038,999 -1,038,858Newberry 36,677 29,845 22,549 17,905 288,971 129,502 418,473 870,332 304,697 1,175,029 282,669 120,519 403,188 15,285Presbyterian 62,051 45,896 36,616 25,880 2,188,743 954,311 4,929,298 1,046,437 437,522 1,483,959 2,188,743 954,311 4,929,298 0Tusculum 40,358 34,243 26,196 14,750 1,896,670 899,997 3,240,126 802,183 391,632 1,193,815 1,896,670 899,997 3,370,091 -129,965Wingate 46,082 32,285 26,915 19,147 325,623 207,625 574,185 1,354,506 721,620 2,076,126 339,744 227,274 620,495 -46,310

SECAlabama 369,536 126,425 123,505 55,522 46,751,289 782,147 59,819,035 2,500,593 1,919,668 4,420,261 19,014,442 7,426,459 52,811,245 7,007,790Arkansas 254,989 128,027 114,777 54,753 39,031,235 1,992,210 44,284,806 2,307,428 1,852,810 4,160,238 21,765,967 7,822,877 43,852,838 431,968Auburn 452,456 126,072 109,113 51,081 42,223,075 364,250 46,829,458 3,172,846 2,795,877 5,968,723 21,168,468 8,193,515 46,819,234 10,224Florida 470,326 153,281 107,819 64,055 50,325,991 1,897,011 72,735,275 2,594,612 2,137,826 4,732,438 22,690,944 10,659,375 64,055,300 8,679,975Georgia 117,028 95,167 89,449 40,872 46,643,428 327,630 46,971,058 2,141,398 2,592,674 4,734,072 13,523,784 7,225,512 43,745,514 3,225,544Kentucky 379,865 85,725 86,046 39,279 31,610,460 147,564 52,383,225 2,902,367 2,227,894 5,130,261 17,087,790 6,400,284 50,828,968 1,554,257LSU 658,777 129,150 144,545 63,321 44,952,629 426,040 53,983,888 2,956,265 1,980,320 4,936,585 22,106,840 6,979,135 47,427,254 6,556,634Mississippi 166,291 95,106 117,265 55,924 20,871,394 276,276 27,605,326 2,086,727 1,433,328 3,520,055 11,613,864 4,665,230 27,385,636 219,690Mississippi State 449,705 80,358 109,848 45,862 16,306,859 214,750 23,967,797 2,318,126 1,554,008 3,872,134 10,844,235 4,133,490 23,933,836 33,961South Carolina 101,410 71,439 62,411 33,418 16,718,062 63,422 40,743,224 3,098,513 2,216,934 5,315,447 13,796,745 6,445,763 40,078,625 664,599Tennessee 446,929 148,165 94,765 50,018 57,065,354 4,788,629 66,795,023 3,482,610 2,575,409 6,058,019 21,078,750 9,937,335 66,764,712 30,311Vanderbilt 95,797 86,350 80,699 42,606 21,939,961 3,015,350 33,754,007 5,441,317 2,768,362 8,209,679 20,373,654 7,067,785 33,093,276 660,731

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Source: US Department of Education, Office of Postsecondary Education. OPE Equity in Athletics Disclosure Website (www.ope.ed.gov/athletics)

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Graduation Rates by Athletic Team

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1990 0 1 1 100.0 2 0 0.0 2 1 50.0 19901991 2 1 50.0 0 6 3 50.0 1 1 100.0 19911992 3 2 66.7 4 2 50.0 7 4 57.1 2 2 100.0 19921993 5 3 60.0 2 0 0.0 5 4 80.0 3 2 66.7 19931994 2 1 50.0 2 1 4 4 100.0 7 5 71.4 19941995 4 2 50.0 8 3 37.5 6 4 66.7 4 3 75.0 19951996 4 3 75.0 5 4 80.0 6 4 66.7 2 1 50.0 19961997 7 4 57.1 1 0 0.0 0 8 5 62.5 8 6 75.0 19971998 3 2 66.7 1 1 100.0 4 3 75.0 1 1 100.0 11 6 54.5 19981999 3 2 66.7 2 2 100.0 1 1 100.0 13 9 69.2 8 5 62.5 19992000 3 2 66.7 5 3 60.0 2 1 50.0 6 6 100.0 10 6 60.0 20002001 5 3 60.0 0 2 2 100.0 6 3 50.0 4 2 50.0 2001

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1990 2 2 100.0 0 7 4 57.1 19901991 1 0 0.0 2 0 0.0 12 5 41.7 19911992 0 3 2 66.7 19 12 63.2 19921993 2 1 50.0 4 3 75.0 21 13 61.9 19931994 3 2 66.7 5 3 60.0 23 16 69.6 19941995 3 3 100.0 3 2 66.7 28 17 60.7 19951996 1 1 100.0 2 1 50.0 20 14 70.0 19961997 6 6 100.0 5 3 60.0 35 24 68.6 19971998 0 4 4 100.0 24 17 70.8 19981999 5 3 60.0 3 2 66.7 5 4 80.0 2 2 100.0 42 30 71.4 19992000 9 4 44.4 2 1 50.0 4 2 50.0 3 2 66.7 44 27 61.4 20002001 9 6 66.7 3 3 100.0 6 1 16.7 3 3 100.0 38 23 60.5 2001

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1990 4 1 25.0 1 1 100.0 24 9 37.5 2 1 50.0 19901991 3 2 66.7 4 2 50.0 24 14 58.3 1 1 100.0 19911992 8 3 37.5 2 1 50.0 0 33 15 45.5 1 1 100.0 19921993 12 4 33.3 7 3 42.9 0 29 8 27.6 1 1 100.0 19931994 4 2 50.0 0 1 1 100.0 19 4 21.1 2 1 50.0 19941995 6 2 33.3 1 0 0.0 4 2 50.0 31 12 38.7 2 0 0.0 19951996 16 8 50.0 2 1 50.0 0 16 6 37.5 3 1 33.3 19961997 7 4 57.1 3 0 0.0 2 2 100.0 40 11 27.5 4 2 50.0 19971998 23 8 34.8 5 4 80.0 2 2 100.0 34 9 26.5 1 0 0.0 19981999 15 4 26.7 4 1 25.0 1 1 100.0 27 7 25.9 6 4 66.7 19992000 15 6 40.0 3 3 100.0 7 4 57.1 31 11 35.5 4 4 100.0 20002001 10 1 10.0 2 1 0.50 0 27 6 22.2 4 2 50.0 2001

123 45 36.6 34 17 50.0 17 12 70.6 335 112 33.4 31 18 58.1

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1990 3 0 0.0 4 0 0.0 7 2 28.6 45 14 31.1 19901991 11 2 18.2 7 4 57.1 6 1 16.7 56 26 46.4 19911992 8 2 25.0 4 2 50.0 9 3 33.3 65 27 41.5 19921993 17 6 35.3 4 1 25.0 18 9 50.0 88 32 36.4 19931994 8 2 25.0 1 1 100.0 9 3 33.3 44 14 31.8 19941995 6 2 33.3 3 2 66.7 7 1 14.3 60 21 35.0 19951996 12 1 8.3 2 1 50.0 10 2 20.0 61 20 32.8 19961997 11 5 45.5 1 0 0.0 16 7 43.8 84 31 36.9 19971998 13 4 30.8 3 3 100.0 8 3 37.5 89 33 37.1 19981999 20 3 15.0 1 1 100.0 3 0 0.0 19 5 26.3 96 26 27.1 19992000 19 8 42.1 3 3 100.0 4 1 25.0 10 0 0.0 96 40 41.7 2000

2001* 5 2 40.0 1 0 0.0 6 2 33.3 11 4 36.4 66 18 27.3 2001

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10 Appalachian State SoCon 63 128 6 56 69 55 207 10 42 73 100 Georgia Southern SoCon 37 272 12 31 43 50 242 12 37 7011 Arizona PAC10 55 170 9 50 58 65 117 3 48 83 101 Georgia State ASun 32 296 11 27 35 38 289 11 37 3912 Arizona State PAC10 52 193 10 47 56 58 182 8 50 70 102 Georgia Tech ACC 69 96 8 66 77 66 108 6 61 7813 Arkansas Fayetteville SEC 48 213 12 46 51 49 248 12 38 65 103 Gonzaga WestCo 79 46 3 79 79 60 165 7 38 7514 Arkansas Little Rock SunBelt 18 323 12 14 20 30 307 12 20 39 104 Grambling State SWAC 35 282 5 27 42 63 134 2 48 8215 Arkansas Pine Bluff SWAC 31 299 6 22 40 54 218 5 60 47 105 Hampton MEAC 54 180 2 46 59 53 226 6 25 8116 Arkansas State SunBelt 37 272 8 33 41 59 177 2 43 81 106 Hartford AmEast 52 193 9 49 54 57 193 6 43 6417 Army Patriot 82 35 7 81 84 na na na 107 Harvard Ivy 98 1 1 98 98 na na na18 Auburn SEC 68 102 4 63 71 56 203 7 59 53 108 Hawaii WAC 54 180 4 49 58 65 117 4 57 7219 Austin Peay OVC 32 296 11 27 34 59 177 4 44 67 109 High Point BigSou 51 197 5 55 48 52 232 6 55 5020 Ball State MidAm 49 205 7 43 53 75 46 1 74 76 110 Hofstra CAA 56 158 7 50 62 65 117 7 52 8221 Baylor Big12 70 90 3 67 73 78 37 1 76 82 111 Holy Cross Patriot 90 15 1 89 91 88 6 1 79 9622 Belmont ASun 55 170 2 53 57 62 146 2 53 67 112 Houston CoUSA 40 256 11 35 44 50 242 12 39 7523 Bethune-Cookman MEAC 30 301 9 21 39 22 310 11 13 50 113 Howard MEAC 58 149 1 52 61 62 146 3 50 8524 Birmingham Southern BigSou 76 54 1 75 76 79 33 1 87 67 114 Idaho BigWest 53 189 6 51 55 43 268 9 32 6325 Boise State WAC 29 303 9 27 30 55 207 5 48 67 115 Idaho State BigSky 22 317 8 22 23 38 289 7 33 4726 Boston College BigEast 89 19 3 88 90 86 13 3 81 91 116 Illinois Champaign Big10 81 38 4 79 83 71 64 5 66 7927 Boston University AmEast 75 58 1 72 78 67 101 4 51 81 117 Illinois Chicago Horizon 46 222 4 40 50 57 193 7 48 6828 Bowling Green MidAm 65 117 3 59 69 69 84 4 65 74 118 Illinois State MissVal 59 144 6 53 63 71 64 3 68 7329 Bradley MissVal 71 79 1 69 73 85 17 1 79 90 119 Indiana Big10 72 72 6 69 74 64 126 10 60 7030 Brigham Young MWest 74 63 2 80 72 63 134 2 44 82 120 Indiana State MissVal 39 260 9 35 42 61 155 7 66 5531 Brown Ivy 96 3 3 96 96 na na na 121 Iona MAAC 53 189 9 43 65 70 74 7 40 9332 Bucknell Patriot 89 19 2 89 89 88 6 1 92 79 122 Iowa Big10 65 117 9 62 66 69 84 7 65 7333 Butler Horizon 69 96 1 64 71 60 165 5 56 64 123 Iowa State Big12 66 111 5 64 68 56 203 8 46 6934 Cal State Fresno WAC 46 222 7 42 49 45 261 6 44 45 124 IUPU Fort Wayne Ind 21 320 15 26 61 155 67 5835 Cal State Fullerton BigWest 48 213 7 38 54 49 248 8 39 63 125 IUPU Indianapolis MidCon 23 316 8 22 23 61 155 3 66 5536 Cal State Northridge BigWest 32 296 10 27 36 27 308 10 31 23 126 Jackson State SWAC 37 272 2 28 43 32 305 9 38 1137 Cal State Sacramento BigSky 39 260 6 35 43 41 280 6 33 52 127 Jacksonville ASun 42 243 9 33 53 42 276 9 26 5738 California Berkeley PAC10 85 27 3 82 88 64 126 4 55 73 128 Jacksonville State OVC 37 272 9 28 44 50 242 8 34 7439 California Irvine BigWest 79 46 1 73 83 68 91 2 55 81 129 James Madison CAA 80 42 2 77 82 69 84 5 62 7840 California Los Angeles PAC10 87 22 2 84 89 49 248 10 37 67 130 Kansas Big12 58 149 8 54 61 63 134 2 44 7941 California Polytechnic BigWest 65 117 4 60 71 55 207 4 47 70 131 Kansas State Big12 56 158 10 53 59 61 155 3 55 7242 California Riverside BigWest 64 123 5 61 67 53 226 5 40 67 132 Kent State MidAm 49 205 7 43 53 58 182 11 50 6543 California Santa Barbara BigWest 74 63 2 71 76 75 46 1 67 87 133 Kentucky SEC 61 134 6 58 64 51 237 10 51 5044 Campbell ASun 50 202 6 44 55 64 126 1 63 65 134 La Salle Atlan10 71 79 8 68 72 76 42 8 64 8145 Canisius MAAC 68 102 5 59 76 65 117 8 61 69 135 Lafayette Patriot 86 24 4 83 89 83 21 5 78 9146 Centenary MidCon 56 158 2 45 66 45 261 5 33 59 136 Lamar SoLand 28 305 6 25 32 38 289 8 41 3347 Central Connecticut NEast 42 243 10 38 47 54 218 10 55 53 137 Lehigh Patriot 86 24 4 84 88 86 13 4 81 9748 Central Florida ASun 54 180 3 48 59 43 268 8 42 43 138 Liberty BigSou 44 229 7 39 48 69 84 3 58 8149 Central Michigan MidAm 49 205 7 44 53 69 84 4 65 74 139 Lipscomb ASun 51 197 5 47 53 39 287 10 25 5350 Charleston Southern BigSou 35 282 9 36 33 36 299 9 33 45 140 Long Beach State BigWest 42 243 8 37 45 53 226 5 40 6951 Chicago State MidCon 15 325 9 10 17 10 312 9 33 0 141 Long Island NEast 21 320 11 18 23 66 108 7 62 6952 Cincinnati CoUSA 48 213 9 47 50 61 155 7 56 69 142 Louisiana Lafayette SunBelt 30 301 10 24 34 43 268 7 35 5353 Citadel SoCon 72 72 4 73 56 71 64 4 71 100 143 Louisiana Monroe SoLand 29 303 5 25 32 40 285 6 50 2854 Clemson ACC 72 72 6 68 77 62 146 8 58 68 144 Louisiana State SEC 56 158 10 55 57 63 134 3 49 8055 Cleveland State Horizon 27 309 9 27 27 40 285 9 27 58 145 Louisiana Tech WAC 52 193 5 49 56 66 108 3 58 7756 Coastal Carolina BigSou 37 272 8 32 41 46 259 7 44 50 146 Louisville CoUSA 35 282 13 33 37 48 252 13 38 6857 Colgate Patriot 89 19 2 87 91 88 6 1 85 93 147 Loyola Illinois Horizon 68 102 2 67 68 83 21 1 100 7258 College of Charleston SoCon 55 170 7 50 58 70 74 5 67 73 148 Loyola Maryland MAAC 82 35 1 78 85 75 46 3 62 8959 Colorado Big12 68 102 4 66 70 48 252 12 46 52 149 Loyola Marymount WestCo 73 68 4 65 79 68 91 4 50 8160 Colorado State MWest 62 131 3 60 64 75 46 1 67 85 150 Maine AmEast 60 139 5 57 63 43 268 8 31 6261 Columbia Ivy 90 15 8 90 89 na na na 151 Manhattan MAAC 64 123 6 59 70 72 60 5 77 6762 Connecticut BigEast 70 90 8 65 74 66 108 7 55 73 152 Marist MAAC 75 58 4 69 80 79 33 1 61 9663 Coppin State MEAC 22 317 11 11 26 25 309 10 20 33 153 Marquette CoUSA 76 54 1 73 79 87 10 1 80 9464 Cornell Ivy 92 11 6 91 93 na na na 154 Marshall MidAm 38 267 12 35 40 56 203 12 57 5565 Creighton MissVal 71 79 1 68 73 73 54 2 67 75 155 Maryland Baltimore Coun AmEast 55 170 8 51 58 63 134 5 57 6766 Dartmouth Ivy 95 5 5 93 96 na na na 156 Maryland College Park ACC 71 79 7 66 76 67 101 5 60 7567 Davidson SoCon 90 15 1 88 92 91 4 1 93 89 157 Maryland Eastern Shore MEAC 44 229 5 42 46 71 64 1 100 6068 Dayton Atlan10 76 54 4 74 77 84 19 3 73 94 158 Massachusetts Atlan10 64 123 10 60 68 70 74 10 68 7369 Delaware CAA 74 63 3 71 76 80 31 2 80 81 159 McNeese State SoLand 27 309 9 24 30 61 155 2 58 6370 Delaware State MEAC 33 291 8 29 36 43 268 8 35 55 160 Memphis CoUSA 33 291 14 26 38 38 289 14 37 4071 Denver SunBelt 71 79 1 68 73 76 42 1 70 83 161 Mercer ASun 49 205 7 50 48 46 259 6 57 3072 DePaul CoUSA 64 123 5 61 66 64 126 6 40 79 162 Miami Florida ACC 67 109 9 65 69 60 165 10 53 7373 Detroit Mercy Horizon 55 170 3 49 60 66 108 3 65 67 163 Miami Ohio MidAm 80 42 1 80 81 65 117 7 61 7374 Drake MissVal 70 90 3 62 76 61 155 7 54 65 164 Michigan Big10 85 27 2 83 87 73 54 4 70 7775 Drexel CAA 57 152 5 54 61 77 39 3 73 79 165 Michigan State Big10 69 96 7 67 71 70 74 6 57 8976 Duke ACC 94 7 1 93 94 94 1 1 90 100 166 Middle Tennessee State SunBelt 40 256 5 32 45 48 252 6 38 6877 Duquesne Atlan10 72 72 7 66 77 77 39 6 74 78 167 Minnesota Big10 54 180 11 52 57 58 182 11 57 5978 East Carolina CoUSA 54 180 7 50 56 57 193 10 57 57 168 Mississippi SEC 56 158 10 54 57 54 218 8 46 6279 East Tennessee State SoCon 38 267 11 37 40 58 182 9 63 50 169 Mississippi State SEC 57 152 9 54 61 65 117 2 50 7580 Eastern Illinois OVC 60 139 2 52 64 68 91 2 62 82 170 Mississippi Valley State SWAC 37 272 2 35 38 51 237 6 56 4481 Eastern Kentucky OVC 37 272 9 31 42 42 276 10 38 46 171 Missouri Columbia Big12 66 111 5 62 70 58 182 6 50 7082 Eastern Michigan MidAm 38 267 12 29 43 60 165 10 52 68 172 Missouri Kansas City MidCon 41 251 5 39 42 43 268 6 39 4783 Eastern Washington BigSky 44 229 3 37 48 43 268 5 47 38 173 Monmouth NEast 51 197 7 44 56 71 64 6 64 7784 Elon SoCon 71 79 5 69 72 60 165 7 57 67 174 Montana BigSky 45 226 2 41 48 70 74 1 69 7185 Evansville MissVal 61 134 5 54 65 60 165 9 45 73 175 Montana State BigSky 44 229 3 43 46 52 232 4 51 5486 Fairfield MAAC 78 50 2 75 82 71 64 6 82 59 176 Morehead State OVC 44 229 6 40 48 54 218 7 33 6387 Fairleigh Dickinson NEast 43 239 9 38 48 48 252 11 40 55 177 Morgan State MEAC 39 260 7 29 47 60 165 4 61 5888 Florida SEC 77 51 2 73 80 63 134 3 49 87 178 Mount St. Mary's NEast 70 90 1 67 72 81 27 2 83 8089 Florida A&M MEAC 45 226 4 34 53 50 242 7 41 63 179 Murray State OVC 56 158 3 52 59 60 165 3 38 8690 Florida Atlantic ASun 35 282 10 29 40 48 252 5 20 67 180 Navy Patriot 86 24 4 87 84 na na na

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305 10 22 32 43 268 8 43 42 280 Texas Arlington SoLand 37 272 2 25 45 37 296 9 25 45191 North Carolina A&T MEAC 44 229 5 37 50 67 101 2 63 72 281 Texas Austin Big12 71 79 2 65 76 52 232 11 40 74192 North Carolina Asheville BigSou 51 197 5 44 57 44 266 8 33 55 282 Texas Christian CoUSA 65 117 4 64 66 68 91 3 67 69193 North Carolina Chap Hill ACC 83 33 4 81 84 70 74 4 64 81 283 Texas El Paso WAC 26 312 10 22 29 31 306 10 20 46194 North Carolina Charlotte CoUSA 49 205 8 48 50 68 91 3 64 73 284 Texas Pan American Ind 26 312 22 30 41 280 36 45195 North Carolina Greensb SoCon 50 202 8 41 54 67 101 6 58 79 285 Texas San Antonio SoLand 28 305 6 23 32 39 287 7 23 46196 North Carolina State ACC 63 128 10 61 67 49 248 11 43 59 286 Texas Southern SWAC 15 325 9 14 17 59 177 4 57 75197 North Carolina Wilming CAA 59 144 4 59 59 68 91 6 68 68 287 Texas State SoLand 46 222 1 39 51 48 252 3 30 71198 North Texas SunBelt 39 260 6 30 45 57 193 3 57 57 288 Texas Tech Big12 54 180 11 51 57 56 203 8 47 71199 Northeastern AmEast 60 139 5 57 63 70 74 2 65 76 289 Toledo MidAm 42 243 10 40 45 69 84 4 72 63200 Northern Arizona BigSky 52 193 1 45 57 55 207 2 32 73 290 Towson CAA 57 152 5 49 62 71 64 4 59 86201 Northern Illinois MidAm 53 189 6 48 57 63 134 9 47 84 291 Troy State ASun 54 180 3 45 61 52 232 4 50 53202 Northern Iowa MissVal 65 117 4 63 66 63 134 5 54 76 292 Tulane CoUSA 74 63 2 72 76 58 182 9 58 57203 Northwestern Big10 93 9 1 93 93 86 13 1 82 92 293 Tulsa WAC 55 170 3 53 56 42 276 8 42 42204 Northwestern State SoLand 27 309 9 25 29 33 303 11 28 40 294 Utah MWest 51 197 5 48 54 53 226 5 48 56205 Notre Dame BigEast 95 5 1 94 96 89 5 2 80 100 295 Utah State BigWest 42 243 8 41 42 53 226 5 44 61206 Oakland MidCon 44 229 4 41 45 36 299 8 22 52 296 Utah Valley State Ind 34 289 28 39 na na na207 Ohio MidAm 70 90 2 68 72 73 54 2 58 91 297 Valparaiso MidCon 73 68 1 70 75 75 46 1 76 73208 Ohio State Big10 62 131 10 58 66 67 101 9 50 90 298 Vanderbilt SEC 83 33 1 82 84 75 46 1 79 68209 Oklahoma Big12 54 180 11 50 57 55 207 10 42 68 299 Vermont AmEast 70 90 3 66 73 76 42 1 64 85210 Oklahoma State Big12 58 149 8 57 59 60 165 4 56 68 300 Villanova BigEast 85 27 4 84 85 84 19 4 83 84211 Old Dominion CAA 42 243 9 35 48 42 276 10 36 50 301 Virginia ACC 92 11 2 89 94 83 21 2 77 94212 Oral Roberts MidCon 35 282 6 33 38 37 296 7 21 50 302 Virginia Commonwealth CAA 42 243 9 38 45 54 218 8 42 64213 Oregon PAC10 60 139 7 57 62 63 134 6 53 76 303 Virginia Military Institute BigSou 68 102 2 68 70 54 218 5 52 100214 Oregon State PAC10 61 134 6 60 62 62 146 7 51 80 304 Virginia Tech ACC 74 63 5 71 80 65 117 7 52 87215 Pacific BigWest 68 102 3 62 71 66 108 3 67 65 305 Wagner NEast 66 111 3 60 71 73 54 4 57 87216 Pennsylvania Ivy 92 11 6 92 92 na na na 306 Wake Forest ACC 87 22 3 84 89 73 54 3 69 84217 Pennsylvania State Big10 82 35 3 81 84 83 21 2 78 94 307 Washington PAC10 71 79 5 68 73 68 91 2 62 78218 Pepperdine WestCo 80 42 2 77 82 82 25 2 77 87 308 Washington State PAC10 60 139 7 56 64 58 182 8 55 61219 Pittsburgh BigEast 65 117 9 62 68 51 237 12 42 61 309 Weber State BigSky 41 251 5 38 43 53 226 3 33 64220 Portland WestCo 67 109 7 65 68 66 108 6 63 69 310 West Virginia BigEast 56 158 12 53 60 55 207 11 47 65221 Portland State BigSky 33 291 7 27 39 36 299 8 40 32 311 Western Carolina SoCon 49 205 9 41 56 59 177 8 59 57222 Prairie View A&M SWAC 37 272 2 29 43 60 165 3 40 80 312 Western Illinois MidCon 55 170 3 50 60 71 64 2 68 74223 Princeton Ivy 97 2 2 96 97 na na na 313 Western Kentucky SunBelt 43 239 3 40 46 55 207 5 44 67224 Providence BigEast 85 27 4 83 86 80 31 5 56 96 314 Western Michigan MidAm 56 158 5 52 59 71 64 3 71 72225 Purdue Big10 66 111 8 64 68 81 27 3 77 86 315 Wichita State MissVal 33 291 10 30 36 58 182 10 46 65226 Quinnipiac NEast 69 96 2 63 72 72 60 5 54 88 316 William and Mary CAA 90 15 1 89 91 87 10 1 87 87227 Radford BigSou 55 170 3 50 58 72 60 2 53 89 317 Winthrop BigSou 55 170 3 48 58 61 155 4 38 75228 Rhode Island Atlan10 56 158 11 53 58 63 134 12 61 64 318 Wisconsin Green Bay Horizon 44 229 5 42 45 55 207 8 40 60229 Rice WAC 91 14 1 88 93 82 25 1 76 95 319 Wisconsin Madison Big10 76 54 5 73 78 68 91 8 58 88230 Richmond Atlan10 81 38 1 79 84 88 6 2 85 94 320 Wisconsin Milwaukee Horizon 39 260 7 37 40 68 91 2 64 71231 Rider MAAC 61 134 7 60 61 64 126 9 57 73 321 Wofford SoCon 79 46 3 74 86 76 42 3 71 86232 Robert Morris NEast 53 189 6 46 62 75 46 3 68 83 322 Wright State Horizon 40 256 6 39 40 62 146 4 50 72233 Rutgers BigEast 72 72 7 69 75 63 134 9 55 72 323 Wyoming MWest 57 152 4 52 61 62 146 3 55 74234 Sacred Heart NEast 56 158 4 55 57 85 17 1 75 91 324 Xavier Atlan10 80 42 2 83 77 93 2 1 95 93235 Sam Houston State SoLand 35 282 3 30 38 48 252 3 35 60 325 Yale Ivy 96 3 3 96 96 na na na236 Samford OVC 73 68 1 70 74 73 54 1 62 80 326 Youngstown State Horizon 37 272 8 35 39 58 182 6 42 69237 San Diego WestCo 72 72 5 69 73 78 37 3 73 82238 San Diego State MWest 44 229 6 40 47 52 232 6 57 47239 San Francisco WestCo 66 111 8 64 67 57 193 8 61 54 National Norms General Student Body Student - Athletes240 San Jose State WAC 39 260 8 32 30 41 280 9 29 48 All Male Fem All Male Fem241 Santa Clara WestCo 85 31 1 83 87 86 13 1 78 94 Division I (All) - 328 60 57 63 62 55 70242 Savannah State Ind 18 323 10 24 15 311 9 50 Division I Private - 113 74 72 75 71 64 78243 Seton Hall BigEast 59 144 11 52 67 66 108 7 54 82 Division I Public - 215 56 53 59 58 51 66244 Siena MAAC 77 51 3 75 78 79 33 1 64 89 Division IA (All) - 117 64 61 66 62 55 70245 South Alabama SunBelt 31 299 9 25 36 35 302 11 21 46 Division IAA (All) - 123 57 54 60 62 55 71246 South Carolina SEC 61 134 6 59 63 58 182 5 56 62 Division IAAA (All) - 88 53 50 55 61 54 67247 South Carolina State MEAC 49 205 3 40 56 60 165 4 55 71248 South Florida CoUSA 56 158 6 42 70 57 193 10 50 70249 Southeast Missouri State OVC 47 220 4 45 49 57 193 5 53 60 Greatest Disparity Between Graduation Rates of All Students and Athletes250 Southeastern Louisiana SoLand 22 317 11 16 27 63 134 1 77 56251 Southern SWAC 25 314 7 20 30 65 117 1 70 55 Students Higher than Athletes Athletes Higher than Students252 Southern California PAC10 81 38 4 78 83 64 126 4 59 70 Stud Ath Diff Stud Ath Diff253 Southern Illinois MissVal 43 239 8 39 49 70 74 4 63 77 California Los Angeles 87 49 38 1 Long Island 21 66 45254 Southern Methodist WAC 72 72 2 71 72 70 74 2 68 74 California Berkeley 85 64 21 2 Texas Southern 15 59 44255 Southern Mississippi CoUSA 46 222 10 36 52 67 101 5 68 67 Colorado 68 48 20 3 Southeastern Louisiana 22 63 41256 Southern Utah MidCon 34 289 7 36 34 57 193 4 55 59 Georgia 71 51 20 4 IUPU Fort Wayne 21 61 40257 Southwest Missouri State MissVal 48 213 7 46 50 62 146 6 57 71 Gonzaga 79 60 19 5 Southern 25 65 40258 St. Bonaventure Atlan10 69 96 9 68 70 72 60 9 71 73 Texas Austin 71 52 19 6 IUPU Indianapolis 23 61 38259 St. Francis New York NEast 50 202 8 41 55 64 126 9 44 83 Maine 60 43 17 7 McNeese State 27 61 34260 St. Francis Pennsylvania NEast 55 170 5 41 66 66 108 7 50 81 Southern California 81 64 17 8 St. Peter's 44 74 30261 St. John's BigEast 64 123 10 58 69 62 146 10 50 77 Tulane 74 58 16 9 Sacred Heart 56 85 29262 St. Joseph's Atlan10 75 58 5 73 78 81 27 4 88 75 Miami Ohio 80 65 15 10 Wisconsin Milwaukee 39 68 29263 St. Louis CoUSA 71 79 3 69 72 71 64 2 65 76 Texas A&M Colleg Station 75 60 15 11 Austin Peay 32 59 27264 St. Mary's WestCo 69 96 6 62 73 68 91 4 61 92 Florida 77 63 14 12 Maryland Eastern Shore 44 71 27265 St. Peter's MAAC 44 229 10 41 48 74 53 4 68 82 North Carolina State 63 49 14 13 Southern Illinois 43 70 27266 Stanford PAC10 94 7 1 93 96 87 10 1 84 92 Pittsburgh 65 51 14 14 Toledo 42 69 27267 Stephen F. Austin State SoLand 35 282 3 31 38 45 261 5 30 56 Virginia Military Institute 68 54 14 15 Ball State 49 75 26268 Stetson ASun 68 102 1 62 72 62 146 2 53 67 Wake Forest 87 73 14 16 Boise State 29 55 26269 SUNY Buffalo MidAm 57 152 4 55 60 65 117 7 61 74270 SUNY Stony Brook AmEast 56 158 7 53 58 na na na Data Provided by the NCAA

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Hunt, D. PEWS Cullinan, A. RELI Rainer, J. PSYC Tubbs, J. PEWS Hunt, D. PEWS Hunt, D. PEWSCullinan, A. RELI Plate, S. ARTS Cullinan, A. RELI Beck-Little, S. NURa Cullinan, A. RELI Cullinan, A. RELIPlate, S. ARTS Williams, R. RELI Strokanov, A. SOSC Cullinan, A. RELI McKinney, L. EDUC Tubbs, J. PEWSRainer, J. PSYC Hunt, D. PEWS Williams, R. RELI Williams, R. RELI Strokanov, A. SOSC Beck-Little, S. NURaGodfrey, E. BROY Beck-Little, S. NURa McKinney, L. EDUC Billings, C. ARTS Qualls, P. RELI Qualls, P. RELICarson, B. EDUC McKinney, L. EDUC Blassingame, C. PEWS Brey, L. PEWS Tubbs, J. PEWS Williams, R. RELICamp, S. BROY Keeter, L. ENGL Billings, C. ARTS Cox, T. FLAN Dalton, S. EDUC Bell, S. ARTSBrown, F. PSYC Land, J. ENGL Carscaddon, D. PSYC Griggs, N. PEWS Williams, R. RELI Canupp, P. MATHTichenor, C. BROY Cagle, K. FLAN Tubbs, J. PEWS Blassingame, C. PEWS Zehnder, T. NSCI Rainer, J. PSYCTubbs, J. PEWS Dalton, S. EDUC Land, J. ENGL Hobbs, J. ENGL Rainer, J. PSYC Simmons, D. EDUCBlassingame, C. PEWS Tubbs, J. PEWS Simmons, D. EDUC Hunt, D. PEWS Hines, T. NURa Zehnder, T. NSCIHobbs, J. ENGL Hobbs, J. ENGL Gravett, D. ENGL Strokanov, A. SOSC Theado, M. ENGL Cagle, K. FLAN

Hamrick, J. EDUC Williams, R. RELI Harrelson, P. ARTS McKinney, L. EDUC Hunt, D. PEWS Burch, F. PEWSHunt, D. PEWS Carscaddon, D. PSYC Cody, D. NURb Cullinan, A. RELI Bryan, C. RELI Hunt, D. PEWSBrown, F. PSYC Plate, S. ARTS Thornburg, R. EDUC Hodge, M. NURa Williams, R. RELI Carscaddon, D. PSYCBillings, C. ARTS Brey, L. PEWS Cullinan, A. RELI Williams, R. RELI Qualls, P. RELI Painter, J. EDUCCody, D. NURb Hines, T. NURa Williams, R. RELI Hunt, D. PEWS Phillips, T. FLAN Phillips, T. FLANStacy, W. RELI Harrelson, P. ARTS Qualls, P. RELI Qualls, P. RELI Wesson, R. EDUC Williams, R. RELIThornburg, R. EDUC Cox, T. FLAN Painter, J. EDUC Smith, V. NURa Blassingame, C. PEWS Whitfield, M. ARTSMcKinney, L. EDUC Cullinan, A. RELI Carscaddon, D. PSYC Cox, T. FLAN Keyt, J. BROY Blassingame, C. PEWSBell, S. ARTS Qualls, P. RELI Burch, F. PEWS Burch, F. PEWS Totten, V. NSCI Peterson, K. PEWSPlate, S. ARTS Steibel, S. RELI Phillips, T. FLAN Carscaddon, D. PSYC Land, J. ENGL Qualls, P. RELIHodge, M. NURa Hunt, D. PEWS Peterson, K. PEWS Neureuther, B. BROY McKinney, L. EDUC Totten, V. NSCIHines, T. NURa Eastman, A. SOSC Billings, C. ARTS Totten, V. NSCI Carscaddon, D. PSYC Bell, S. ARTS

Billings, C. ARTS Burch, F. PEWS Totten, V. NSCITotten, V. NSCI Carpenter, T. PSYC Burch, F. PEWSPhillips, T. FLAN Bryan, D. RELI Wesson, L. EDUCStowe, G. EDUC Wesson, R. EDUC Brown, S. EDUCCarscaddon, D. PSYC Totten, V. NSCI Williams, R. RELILand, J. ENGL Qualls, P. RELI Qualls, P. RELISwicegood, P. BROY Williams, R. RELI Wines, L. NURaBlassingame, C. PEWS Brooks, B. NSCI Lahaie, S. COMMEtter, P. ARTS Negbenebor, A. BROY Brooks, B. NSCIWesson, R. EDUC Swicegood, P. BROY Miller, M. NURbWhite, A. PEWS Parker, D. ENGL Stepp, E. RELIQualls, P. RELI Carscaddon, D. PSYC McKinney, L. EDUC

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Religious Studies 36 Natural Sciences 10PEWSS 33 Foreign Languages 9Education 23 Broyhill 8Fine Arts 16 Social Sciences 4Psychology 15 Nursing (BS) 3English 11 Mathematics 1Nursing (AA) 10 Communication Studies 1

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Number of Student Evaluations Broyhill - 1237 Broyhill - 1020Expected Final Grade % Education - 4.75 Nursing (BS) - 3.56Weekly Preparation Time # Nursing AA - 4.22 Nursing AA - 3.18

Knew Subject Matter Religious Stud - 4.81 Natural Sciences - 4.79Was Organized and Prepared Religious Stud - 4.66 Education - 4.62Communicated Clearly Education - 4.53 Education - 4.57Explained Ideas Clearly Education - 4.53 Education - 4.52Taught with Enthusiasm Education - 4.64 Education - 4.62Creative Teaching Methods Education - 4.45 Education - 4.41Made Me Think in Depth Religious Stud - 4.50 Nursing (BS) - 4.55Provided Helpful Feedback Religious Stud - 4.39 Nursing (BS) - 4.49Upheld Academic Standards Religious Stud - 4.68 Nursing (BS) - 4.70Fair and Reasonable Religious Stud - 4.60 Rel St, Educ - 4.60Conducted Class With Integrity Religious Stud - 4.68 Education - 4.67Respected Me as a Person Religious Stud - 4.71 Religious Stud - 4.68Used Class Time Efficiently Education - 4.54 Rel St, Educ - 4.52Followed Syllabus PEWSS - 4.49 Religious Stud - 4.54Available Outside of Class Math, Nat Science - 4.43 Nursing (BS) - 4.58Began/Ended Class Punctually Education - 4.49 Education - 4.58Represented GWU Values Religious Stud - 4.79 Religious Stud - 4.73Appropriate Assignments Rel St, Nurs (BS) - 4.49 Nursing (BS) - 4.57Appropriate Examinations Religious Stud - 4.40 Education - 4.56I Would Recommend Class PEWSS - 4.54 Education - 4.52

% Completing Reading English - 88.9% Nursing (BS) - 92.8%% Taking Notes Nursing (AA) - 96.7% Nursing (AA) - 96.0%% Participating in Discussions Education - 98.0% Nursing (BS) - 99.0%% Who Asked Questions Education - 98.0% Nursing (BS) - 100%% Observing Honesty Policy Nursing (AA) - 100% Nursing (BS) - 100%

Describe Your Class Experience Education - 4.23 Education - 4.30

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FTTF DAY 4,733 4.14 2.83 4.69 4.49 4.25 4.24 4.37 4.02 4.21 4.16 4.56 4.40 4.54 4.52 4.39 4.40 4.37FTTF GOAL 444 4.23 3.14 4.71 4.52 4.31 4.32 4.38 4.08 4.40 4.12 4.57 4.32 4.51 4.45 4.44 4.42 4.28

ALL ADJUNCT / PT 3,051 4.44 2.83 4.61 4.42 4.26 4.25 4.37 4.14 4.27 4.15 4.48 4.40 4.47 4.52 4.30 4.37 4.22ADJUNCT DAY 1,292 4.39 2.39 4.62 4.42 4.30 4.30 4.45 4.21 4.20 4.21 4.49 4.43 4.52 4.58 4.35 4.32 4.28ADJUNCT GOAL 1,759 4.47 3.15 4.60 4.42 4.22 4.21 4.31 4.08 4.31 4.11 4.48 4.38 4.44 4.47 4.27 4.40 4.18

ALL ONLINE 578 4.44 3.49 4.49 4.35 4.16 4.12 4.05 3.97 4.28 3.86 4.40 4.28 4.27 4.30 3.96 4.50 4.01ALL FACE-TO-FACE 7,650 4.24 2.79 4.68 4.47 4.26 4.26 4.40 4.08 4.24 4.17 4.54 4.41 4.53 4.53 4.39 4.38 4.33

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FTTF DAY 3,299 3.14 2.00 4.69 4.43 4.24 4.23 4.32 3.99 4.20 4.13 4.51 4.35 4.46 4.44 4.32 4.33 4.28FTTF GOAL 394 3.15 2.33 4.70 4.42 4.15 4.16 4.38 4.01 4.28 4.00 4.52 4.28 4.46 4.45 4.27 4.30 4.25

ALL ADJUNCT / PT 1,995 3.48 2.12 4.60 4.39 4.24 4.21 4.27 4.06 4.19 4.11 4.43 4.36 4.40 4.43 4.23 4.34 4.13ADJUNCT DAY 639 3.43 1.57 4.62 4.30 4.18 4.19 4.29 4.06 4.03 4.05 4.31 4.28 4.35 4.39 4.22 4.20 4.01ADJUNCT GOAL 1,356 3.51 2.37 4.58 4.43 4.27 4.22 4.25 4.05 4.26 4.14 4.49 4.39 4.42 4.44 4.23 4.41 4.18

ALL ONLINE 603 3.50 2.63 4.54 4.39 4.22 4.17 4.09 4.03 4.29 4.00 4.46 4.33 4.28 4.33 4.02 4.47 4.07ALL FACE-TO-FACE 5,085 3.24 2.00 4.67 4.42 4.23 4.22 4.33 4.01 4.19 4.13 4.49 4.35 4.46 4.45 4.31 4.32 4.25

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Faculty Scoring Summary By Semester

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97 (89.8) 75 (48.1)172 (65.2)

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Student Opinion of Instruction 2004 - 05Highest Ranked Faculty by Category

#1 KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT #2 ORGANIZED AND PREPARED #3 COMMUNICATED CLEARLY

Fall 2004 Fall 2004 Fall 2004

1 Burch, F. PEWS 5.000 1 Bryan, D. RELI 4.930 1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.950

Bryan, D. RELI 5.000 2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.900 2 Totten, V. NSCI 4.890

Bailey, R. BROY 5.000 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.900 3 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.880

Sparti, P. ARTS 5.000 Swicegood, P. BROY 4.900 4 Bryan, D. RELI 4.860

5 Qualls, P. RELI 4.970 5 Qualls, P. RELI 4.890 5 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.810

Brooks, B. NSCI 4.970 Totten, V. NSCI 4.890 6 Tubbs, J. PEWS 4.800

7 Totten, V. NSCI 4.960 7 Eastman, A. SSCI 4.880 7 Parker, D. ENGL 4.790

8 Swicegood, P. BROY 4.950 8 Moore, C. FLAN 4.870 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.790

9 Eastman, A. SSCI 4.940 9 Cagle, K. FLAN 4.840 9 Eastman, A. SSCI 4.770

10 Cagle, K. FLAN 4.930 10 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.830 10 Qualls, P. RELI 4.740

Wesson, L. EDUC 4.930 Yelton, D. SSCI 4.830

Spring 2005 Spring 2005 Spring 2005

1 Jones, T. NSCI 5.000 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.940 1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.940

Williams, R. RELI 5.000 Burch, F. PEWS 4.940 2 Totten, V. NSCI 4.920

Price, G. ENGL 5.000 3 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.930 3 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.850

4 Totten, V. NSCI 4.970 Brown, S. EDUC 4.930 4 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.820

5 Cranford, L. RELI 4.960 5 Wines, L. NURa 4.920 Miller, M. NURb 4.820

6 Miller, M. NURb 4.940 6 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.910 6 Brown, S. EDUC 4.810

Burch, F. PEWS 4.940 7 Yelton, D. SSCI 4.890 7 Stepp, E. RELI 4.800

Cagle, K. FLAN 4.940 8 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.880 Wines, L. NURa 4.780

9 ZehnderT, EastmanT, CoxT, 4.930 9 Swicegood, P BROY 4.870 9 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.770

SwicegoodP, McKinneyL 10 Zehnder, T NSCI 4.850 10 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.750

Brooks, B NSCI 4.850

#4 EXPLAINED IDEAS CLEARLY #5 TAUGHT WITH ENTHUSIASM #6 CREATIVE TEACHING


1 Bryan, C. RELI 4.930 1 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.960 1 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.920

2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.900 Negbenebor, A. BROY 4.960 2 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.860

3 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.880 3 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.930 3 Tubbs, J. PEWS 4.800

4 Totten, V. NSCI 4.830 Sparti, P. ARTS 4.930 4 Totten, V. NSCI 4.790

Tubbs, J. PEWS 4.830 5 Carscaddon, D. PSYC 4.910 Sullivan, V. NURb 4.790

6 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.810 6 Bryan, C. RELI 4.900 6 Brown, F. PSYC 4.780

7 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.790 Burch, F. PEWS 4.900 7 Brown, S. EDUC 4.760

8 Parker, D. ENGL 4.740 8 Totten, V. NSCI 4.890 8 Burch, F. PEWS 4.750

Brown, F. PSYC 4.740 Qualls, P. RELI 4.890 9 Negbenebor, A. BROY 4.700

10 Eastman, A. SSCI 4.720 10 Tubbs, J. PEWS 4.880 10 Qualls, P. RELI 4.690


1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.940 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.940 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.890

2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.840 2 Williams, R. RELI 4.890 2 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.800

3 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.820 3 Burch, F. PEWS 4.880 3 Brown, S. EDUC 4.780

4 Parker, D. ENGL 4.810 4 Brown, S. EDUC 4.850 4 Burch, F. PEWS 4.750

5 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.800 Zehnder, T. NSCI 4.850 5 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.700

6 Miller, ML. NURb 4.760 Bell, S. ARTS 4.850 Scroggs, N. NURb 4.700

Stepp, E. RELI 4.760 7 Jones, T. NSCI 4.830 7 Wines, L. NURa 4.610

8 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.750 8 Lahaie,S. COMM 4.800 8 Hunt, D. PEWS 4.580

Brown, S. EDUC 4.740 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.800 9 Cagle, K. FLAN 4.560

10 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.730 Hunt, D. PEWS 4.800 10 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.530

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1 Williams, R. RELI 4.840 1 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.790 1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.930

2 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.830 2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.730 Bryan, C. RELI 4.930

Burch, F. PEWS 4.830 3 Bryan, C. RELI 4.720 3 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.880

4 Bryan, C. RELI 4.830 4 Godfrey, E. BROY 4.710 4 Qualls, P. RELI 4.860

5 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.790 Sullivan, V. NURb 4.710 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.860

6 Carscaddon, D. PSYC 4.740 6 Totten, V. NSCI 4.700 Williams, R. RELI 4.860

7 Swicegood, P. BROY 4.730 7 Phillips, T. FLAN 4.690 7 Totten, V. NSCI 4.850

8 Brown, S. EDUC 4.710 8 Sparti, P. ARTS 4.670 Carscaddon, D. PSYC 4.850

9 Four tied with 4.700 Mellbye, R. BROY 4.670 9 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.840

10 Hemmy, K. ENGL 4.630 Eastman, A. SSCI 4.840


1 Williams, R. RELI 4.850 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.810 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.890

2 Miller, M. NURb 4.820 2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.780 Brown, S. EDUC 4.890

3 Brown, S. EDUC 4.810 3 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.750 3 Burch, F. PEWS 4.880

Burch, F. PEWS 4.810 4 Brown, S. EDUC 4.740 Miller, M. NURb 4.880

5 Wines, L. NURa 4.760 Miller, M. NURb 4.710 5 Williams, R. RELI 4.850

6 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.750 6 Williams, R. RELI 4.670 Stepp, E. RELI 4.850

Brooks, B. NSCI 4.750 7 Wines, L. NURa 4.630 7 Wines, L. NURa 4.840

8 Qualls, P. RELI 4.740 8 Hunt, D. PEWS 4.620 West, D. RELI 4.840

9 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.730 9 Stepp, E. RELI 4.610 9 Zehnder, T. NSCI 4.830

10 Totten, V. NSCI 4.720 10 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.600 10 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.820

#10 WAS CONSISTENTLY #11 CONDUCTED CLASS #12 RESPECTED ME FAIR AND REASONABLE WITH INTEGRITY AS A PERSON


1 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.960 1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.980 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.940

2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.900 2 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.920 2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.930

3 Bryan, C. RELI 4.860 3 Totten, V. NSCI 4.910 Bryan, C. RELI 4.930

Wesson, L. EDUC 4.860 4 Bryan, C. RELI 4.890 Sparti, P. ARTS 4.930

Qualls, P. RELI 4.860 5 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.870 5 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.920

6 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.810 6 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.860 Bailey, R. BROY 4.920

Parker, D. ENGL 4.810 Qualls, P. RELI 4.860 7 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.860

8 Phillips, T. FLAN 4.790 Negbenebor, A. BROY 4.860 Williams, R. RELI 4.860

Godfrey, E. BROY 4.790 Williams, R. RELI 4.860 9 Carscaddon, D. PSYC 4.850

10 Negbenebor, A. BROY 4.770 10 Bailey, R. BROY 4.850 10 Qualls, P. RELI 4.830

Phillips, T. FLAN 4.830


1 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.900 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.940 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.920

2 Totten, V. NSCI 4.890 2 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.880 2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.910

3 Burch, F. PEWS 4.880 3 West, D. RELI 4.840 3 West, D. RELI 4.890

Wesson, L. EDUC 4.880 Wines, L. NURa 4.840 Williams, R. RELI 4.890

5 Stepp, E. RELI 4.860 5 Stepp, E. RELI 4.830 5 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.880

6 Brown, S. EDUC 4.850 6 Miller, M. NURb 4.820 Miller, M. NURb 4.880

7 Williams, R. RELI 4.810 7 Burch, F. PEWS 4.810 7 Stepp, E. RELI 4.850

8 West, D. RELI 4.790 Brown, S. EDUC 4.810 Qualls, P. RELI 4.850

9 Miller, M. NURb 4.760 Williams, R. RELI 4.810 9 Whitfield, M. ARTS 4.830

Carscaddon, D. PSYC 4.760 10 BrooksB, McKinneyL, 4.800 10 Brown, S. EDUC 4.810

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1 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.880 1 Moore, C. FLAN 4.840 1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.880

2 Qualls, P. RELI 4.870 2 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.790 2 Bailey, R. BROY 4.850

3 Williams, R. RELI 4.860 Qualls, P. RELI 4.790 3 Sparti, P. ARTS 4.800

4 Totten, V. NSCI 4.830 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.790 4 Williams, R. RELI 4.760

Bryan, C. RELI 4.830 5 Totten, V. NSCI 4.770 Hemmy, K. ENGL 4.760

6 Moore, C. FLAN 4.810 6 Bryan, C. RELI 4.750 6 Totten, V. NSCI 4.740

7 Eastman, A. SSCI 4.800 7 Parker, D. ENGL 4.740 Bronner, M. NURa 4.740

8 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.790 8 Burch, F. PEWS 4.730 8 Parker, D. ENGL 4.730

9 Burch, F. PEWS 4.750 Swicegood, P. BROY 4.730 9 Bryan, C. RELI 4.710

Cagle, K. FLAN 4.750 10 Zehnder, T. NSCI 4.720 Swicegood, P. BROY 4.710


1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.920 1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.840 1 Totten, V. NSCI 4.890

2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.840 2 Whitfield, M. ARTS 4.830 2 Brown, S. EDUC 4.780

Wines, L. NURa 4.840 3 Qualls, P. RELI 4.820 3 Qualls, P. RELI 4.770

4 Stepp, E. RELI 4.820 4 Stepp, E. RELI 4.810 4 Wines, L. NURa 4.760

5 Williams, R. RELI 4.810 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.810 5 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.750

6 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.800 6 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.800 Manahan, S. NSCI 4.750

7 West, D. RELI 4.790 7 Wines, L. NURa 4.760 7 Parker, D. ENGL 4.740

Cox, T. FLAN 4.790 8 Totten, V. NSCI 4.750 8 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.730

9 Qualls, P. RELI 4.770 Yelton, D. SSCI 4.750 9 Burch, F. PEWS 4.720

10 Brown, S. EDUC 4.740 10 West, D. RELI 4.740 10 Miller, M. NURb 4.710

#16 BEGAN AND ENDED CLASS #17 REPRESENTS POSITIVELY ASSIGNMENTSPUNCTUALLY VALUES OF GARDNER-WEBB WERE CHALLENGING


1 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.880 1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.980 1 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.930

2 Moore, C. FLAN 4.870 2 Bryan, C. RELI 4.970 2 Williams, R. RELI 4.840

3 Totten, V. NSCI 4.830 3 Qualls, P. RELI 4.940 3 Burch, F. PEWS 4.800

4 Bryan, C. RELI 4.750 4 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.930 4 Bryan, C. RELI 4.790

Eastman, A. SSCI 4.750 5 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.920 5 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.760

6 Parker, D. ENGL 4.740 6 Negbenebor, A. BROY 4.910 6 Cranford, L. RELI 4.750

7 Zehnder, T. NSCI 4.710 7 Williams, R. RELI 4.890 Boyett, A. BROY 4.750

8 Qualls, P. RELI 4.700 Brown, F. PSYC 4.890 8 Carlton, J. NURb 4.750

Cagle, K. FLAN 4.700 9 Zehnder, T. NSCI 4.880 9 Sullivan, V. NURb 4.710

10 Williams, R. RELI 4.680 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.880 10 Carey, R. COMM 4.690


1 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.880 1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.940 1 Scroggs, N. NURb 4.900

2 Totten, V. NSCI 4.860 2 Stepp, E. RELI 4.900 2 Qualls, P. RELI 4.850

3 Brown, S. EDUC 4.810 3 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.880 3 Wines, L. NURa 4.820

Burch, F. PEWS 4.810 4 Wines, L. NURa 4.870 4 Williams, R. RELI 4.780

5 Qualls, P. RELI 4.770 5 Williams, R. RELI 4.850 5 Burch, F. PEWS 4.750

6 Wines, L. NURa 4.740 6 West, D. RELI 4.840 6 Carey, R. COMM 4.730

Williams, R. RELI 4.740 7 Totten, V. NSCI 4.830 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.730

West, D. RELI 4.740 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.830 8 Cranford, L. RELI 4.710

9 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.700 Zehnder, T. NSCI 4.830 9 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.690

McKinney, L. EDUC 4.700 10 Qualls, P. RELI 4.820 10 Yelton, D. SSCI 4.680

#14 FOLLOWED #15 AVAILABLE

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1 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.860 1 Bryan, C. RELI 4.930 1 Burch, F. PEWS 97.10

2 Williams, R. RELI 4.830 Burch, F. PEWS 4.930 2 Carpenter, T. PSYC 97.07

Totten, V. NSCI 4.830 3 Totten, V. NSCI 4.920 3 Bryan, C. RELI 96.95

4 Bryan, C. RELI 4.790 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.920 4 Wesson, L. EDUC 96.29

Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.790 5 Qualls, P. RELI 4.890 5 Totten, V. NSCI 96.26

6 Burch, F. PEWS 4.780 6 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.860 6 Qualls, P. RELI 95.42

7 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.730 7 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.810 7 Williams, R. RELI 95.08

8 Negbenebor, A. BROY 4.680 Phillips, T. FLAN 4.810 8 Brooks, B. NSCI 93.83

9 Godfrey, E. BROY 4.640 9 Parker, D. ENGL 4.750 9 Negbenebor, A. BROY 93.73

10 Sparti, P. ARTS 4.600 10 Negbenebor, A. BROY 4.730 10 Swicegood, P. BROY 93.61

Mellbye, R. BROY 4.600 Bailey, R. BROY 4.730


1 Burch, F. PEWS 4.880 1 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.940 1 Totten, V. NSCI 97.14

2 Totten, V. NSCI 4.860 2 Burch, F. PEWS 4.910 2 Burch, F. PEWS 97.03

3 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.850 Totten, V. NSCI 4.910 3 Wesson, L. EDUC 95.69

4 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.810 4 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.850 4 Brown, S. EDUC 95.59

5 Qualls, P. RELI 4.790 5 Scroggs, N. NURb 4.800 5 Williams, R. RELI 94.89

6 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.770 6 Qualls, P. RELI 4.760 6 Qualls, P. RELI 94.76

7 Cranford, L. RELI 4.710 7 Manahan, S. NSCI 4.750 7 Wines, L. NURa 94.68

8 Brown, S. EDUC 4.700 8 Williams, R. RELI 4.740 8 Lahaie, S. COMM 94.60

9 Williams, R. RELI 4.670 Parker, D. ENGL 4.740 9 Brooks, B. NSCI 94.53

Stepp, E. RELI 4.670 10 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.730 10 Miller, M. NURb 94.47

#26 CLASS SATISFACTION STUDENT - REPORTED STUDENT - REPORTEDEXPECTED GRADE PREPARATION TIME


1 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.790 1 Summers, C. ARTS 4.920 1 Street, D. NURa 4.630

2 Williams, R. RELI 4.640 2 Carpenter, T. PSYC 4.830 2 Bronner, M. NURa 4.390

Tubbs, J. PEWS 4.640 3 McKinney, L. EDUC 4.800 3 Price, G. ENGL 4.320

4 Swicegood, P. BROY 4.630 4 Wesson, L. EDUC 4.790 4 Colon, E. NURa 4.290

5 Phillips, T. FLAN 4.590 5 Sparti, P. ARTS 4.730 5 Johnson, L. NURa 4.260

6 Neill, R. BROY 4.580 6 Carlton, J. NURb 4.690 6 Wesson, L. EDUC 3.830

7 Brown, F. PSYC 4.560 7 Scroggs, N. NURb 4.680 7 Williams, R. RELI 3.810

8 Totten, V. NSCI 4.550 8 Weathington, F. PSYC 4.660 8 Scroggs, N. NURb 3.740

9 Sparti, P. ARTS 4.530 Lahaie, U. FLAN 4.660 9 Bivens, M. NURa 3.660

Qualls, P. RELI 4.530 10 Policastro, F. BROY 4.640 10 Carlton, J. NURb 3.620


1 Brooks, B. NSCI 4.600 1 Scroggs, N. NURb 4.400 1 Scroggs, N. NURb 4.200

2 Totten, V. NSCI 4.580 2 Weathington, F. PSYC 4.020 2 Colon, E. NURa 3.690

3 Brown, S. EDUC 4.560 3 Knotts, J. ARTS 3.960 3 Wines, L. NURa 3.660

Carscaddon, D. PSYC 4.560 4 Brooks, B. NSCI 3.950 4 Walker, V. NURa 3.540

5 Hunt, D. PEWS 4.540 5 Miller, M. NURb 3.940 5 Bronner, M. NURa 3.300

6 Williams, R. RELI 4.520 6 Brown, S. EDUC 3.930 6 Johnson, L. NURa 3.290

Parker, D. ENGL 4.520 7 Cranford, L. RELI 3.880 7 Whitfield, M. ARTS 2.830

8 Burch, F. PEWS 4.500 8 Blassingame, C. PEWS 3.830 Jones, T. NSCI 2.830

9 Manahan, S. NSCI 4.460 9 Totten, V. NSCI 3.750 9 Lindsey, K. NURb 2.750

10 Lahaie, S. COMM 4.450 10 High, M. FLAN 3.740 10 Qualls, P. RELI 2.720

Phillips, T. FLAN 4.450 Zehnder, T. NSCI 2.720

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#19 EXAMINATIONS

The university’s most popular undergraduate major is Business

Administration, with 470 students declared in the Spring of 2005.

N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N %

Total Students 1505 20 971 35 39 13 2583 117

Academic StatusFull Time 1360 90% 5 25% 732 75% 5 14% 38 97% 2140 83% 110 94%Part Time 145 10% 15 75% 239 25% 30 86% 1 3% 13 100% 443 17% 7 6%

GenderMale 615 41% 4 20% 274 28% 1 3% 4 10% 9 69% 907 35% 30 26%Female 890 59% 16 80% 697 72% 34 97% 35 90% 4 31% 1676 65% 87 74%

ResidenceOn Campus 1072 71% 2 0% 1074 42%Commuter 433 29% 20 100% 969 100% 35 100% 39 100% 13 100% 1509 58% 117 100%

EthnicityWhite 1235 82% 16 80% 738 76% 32 91% 35 90% 11 85% 2067 80% 109 93%Black 198 13% 1 5% 200 21% 3 9% 2 5% 404 16% 7 6%Hispanic 18 1% 8 1% 1 3% 27 1% 1 1%Asian 6 0% 7 1% 1 3% 14 1%Indian 13 1% 1 5% 2 0% 16 1%Non-Resident 1 0% 1 0% 2 0%Unknown 25 2% 1 5% 8 1% 2 15% 36 1%Undocumented 9 1% 1 5% 6 1% 16 1%

AgeAverage 21.45 34.6 34.2 39.1 33.6 44.2 26.9 34.5Oldest 68 62 64 50 56 68 68 57Youngest 5 24 20 22 20 21 5 21

Religious PreferenceBaptist (Southern) 832 55% 8 40% 382 39% 14 40% 19 49% 7 54% 1262 49% 57 49%Baptist (other) 20 1% 2 10% 3 0% 25 1%Catholic 66 4% 2 10% 23 2% 1 3% 92 4% 5 4%Presbyterian 54 4% 4 20% 13 1% 1 3% 2 5% 74 3% 3 3%Methodist 44 3% 43 4% 3 9% 1 3% 91 4% 5 4%United Methodist 45 3% 1 5% 10 1% 2 5% 58 2% 5 4%Nondenom 44 3% 1 5% 29 3% 2 6% 76 3% 5 4%Pentacostal 12 1% 17 2% 3 9% 2 5% 34 1% 4 3%Church of God 11 1% 2 0% 13 1% 1 1%Lutheran 10 1% 11 1% 2 6% 2 5% 25 1% 5 4%Other 288 19% 438 45% 9 26% 10 26% 6 46% 751 29% 26 22%No Indication 79 5% 2 10% 1 3% 82 3% 1 1%

Home ResidenceNorth Carolina 988 66% 20 100% 919 95% 35 100% 39 100% 3 23% 2004 78% 99 85%South Carolina 122 8% 39 4% 1 8% 162 6% 17 15%Georgia 92 6% 1 0% 2 15% 95 4%Florida 49 3% 1 8% 50 2% 1 1%Tennessee 28 2% 1 0% 29 1%Virginia 61 4% 7 1% 1 8% 69 3%Ohio 20 1% 20 1%Maryland 14 1% 14 1%California 13 1% 1 8% 14 1%Alabama 12 1% 12 0%Other US States 80 5% 4 0% 4 31% 88 3%

InternationalCanada 13 1% 13 1%Other Countries 13 1% 13 1%

BSN(Forsyth

andIredell)

TotalUnder

Graduate

DayProgram

(2nd Degree)

SpecialRate,Non-

Degree

Statesville EDUC

66

GOALProgram Master's

Education

DayProgram(Regular)

N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N % N %

85 372 33 607 168 22 190 341 1138 3721

51 60% 364 98% 33 100% 558 92% 123 73% 19 86% 142 75% 223 65% 923 81% 3063 82%34 40% 8 2% 49 8% 43 26% 3 14% 46 24% 118 35% 213 19% 656 18%

3 4% 101 27% 12 36% 146 24% 115 68% 20 91% 135 71% 156 46% 437 38% 1344 36%82 96% 271 73% 21 64% 461 76% 53 32% 2 9% 55 29% 185 54% 701 62% 2377 64%

3 1% 3 0% 1 0% 4 0% 1078 29%85 100% 369 99% 33 100% 604 100% 168 100% 22 100% 190 100% 340 100% 1134 100% 2643 71%

72 85% 267 72% 23 70% 471 78% 135 80% 17 77% 152 80% 236 69% 859 75% 2926 79%9 11% 96 26% 9 27% 121 20% 24 14% 3 14% 27 14% 50 15% 198 17% 602 16%1 1% 6 2% 1 3% 9 1% 3 2% 3 2% 5 1% 17 1% 44 1%2 2% 2 1% 4 1% 1 1% 1 1% 2 1% 7 1% 21 1%1 1% 1 0% 1 0% 17 0%

2 0%36 1%

1 0% 1 0% 5 3% 2 9% 7 4% 48 14% 56 5% 72 2%

41.6 35.2 38.6 36.1 35.0 43.6 36.0 35.3 35.9 29.659 60 53 60 77 57 77 58 77 7722 22 28 21 21 32 21 21 21 5

35 41% 149 40% 13 39% 254 42% 140 83% 17 77% 157 83% 136 40% 547 48% 1809 49%3 4% 1 0% 4 1% 1 1% 1 1% 3 1% 8 1% 33 1%5 6% 19 5% 1 3% 30 5% 13 4% 43 4% 135 4%8 9% 5 1% 1 3% 17 3% 2 1% 1 5% 3 2% 10 3% 30 3% 104 3%2 2% 26 7% 5 15% 38 6% 2 1% 2 1% 17 5% 57 5% 148 4%6 7% 26 7% 3 9% 40 7% 3 2% 1 5% 4 2% 1 0% 45 4% 103 3%2 2% 19 5% 1 3% 27 4% 1 1% 1 5% 2 1% 5 1% 34 3% 110 3%2 2% 16 4% 1 3% 23 4% 1 1% 1 1% 6 2% 30 3% 64 2%

1 0% 2 0% 1 1% 1 1% 3 1% 6 1% 19 1%4 5% 7 2% 2 6% 18 3% 7 2% 25 2% 50 1%

17 20% 103 28% 6 18% 152 25% 13 8% 2 9% 15 8% 125 37% 292 26% 1043 28%1 1% 2 0% 4 2% 4 2% 15 4% 21 2% 103 3%

59 69% 355 95% 31 94% 544 90% 134 80% 16 73% 150 79% 275 81% 969 85% 2973 80%25 29% 14 4% 2 6% 58 10% 25 15% 4 18% 29 15% 57 17% 144 13% 306 8%

1 1% 1 5% 2 1% 1 0% 3 0% 98 3%1 0% 2 0% 1 0% 3 0% 53 1%

4 2% 4 2% 1 0% 5 0% 34 1%1 0% 1 0% 1 1% 1 5% 2 1% 3 0% 72 2%1 0% 1 0% 1 0% 21 1%

14 0%14 0%12 0%

3 2% 3 2% 6 2% 9 1% 97 3%

1 1% 1 0% 1 0% 14 0%13 0%

TotalAll

Programs

Graduate School

Doctor ofMinistry

School of Divinity

OtherMaster's

Programs

EdDProgram

Master ofDivinity

Total Graduate

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GraduateSchool ofBusinessTOTAL TOTAL

Master'sNursing

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004Total Cohort 369 320 367 399 407 417 380 398 367 402

% Cohort Submitting SAT Scores 84.3% 85.3% 86.1% 87.5% 88.2% 87.3% 87.6% 88.7% 89.1% 85.1%SAT Verbal Mean 421 498 508 506 501 508 513 509 511 505

480 550 560 570 550 560 570 560 570 560360 450 450 440 450 450 450 450 450 450

SAT Math Mean 460 488 497 502 497 509 510 517 516 508520 530 560 550 550 570 570 580 570 570390 430 440 440 440 450 460 460 450 450

SAT Overall Mean 881 985 1005 1008 997 1017 1023 1026 1027 1013990 1090 1100 1110 1090 1120 1120 1130 1140 1120770 890 900 890 880 900 920 920 890 900

Percent of Cohort Scoring:0.0% 0.4% 0.3% 0.6% 0.6% 0.3% 0.3% 0.8% 0.1% 0.3%0.8% 2.2% 3.2% 3.1% 2.8% 2.8% 3.0% 4.0% 4.9% 3.8%3.0% 8.8% 11.1% 11.9% 9.2% 11.0% 14.4% 11.9% 16.5% 12.3%8.7% 23.1% 26.9% 26.5% 24.5% 30.0% 30.6% 34.6% 32.7% 32.2%

19.8% 44.0% 50.3% 52.4% 46.8% 55.8% 58.6% 57.2% 59.0% 53.5%80.2% 56.0% 49.7% 47.6% 53.2% 44.2% 41.4% 42.8% 41.0% 46.5%47.7% 26.7% 23.7% 25.5% 27.6% 22.8% 21.3% 17.8% 25.1% 24.3%27.6% 8.4% 4.4% 6.6% 4.2% 4.1% 4.8% 6.8% 5.5% 6.7%

8.7% 1.8% 0.6% 1.2% 0.8% 1.1% 0.6% 0.6% 0.9% 0.6%Individual High Score 1310 1420 1400 1430 1430 1440 1410 1470 1440 1450Individual Low Score 520 500 680 640 670 660 650 670 580 690

SAT Overall Mean ScoresAll Males 892 969 986 986 983 1009 1021 1018 1015 997

White Males 907 973 1006 1014 1014 1028 1047 1036 1047 1024Black Males 749 913 878 832 875 931 898 919 886 886

All Females 873 996 1021 1027 1010 1023 1024 1031 1037 1024White Females 881 1002 1030 1045 1020 1036 1034 1042 1059 1044Black Females 732 860 903 875 921 897 887 914 878 903

All Athletes 855 959 978 966 965 1002 997 993 995 1008All Male Athletes 825 948 969 954 956 995 1000 980 978 986

White Male Athletes 846 943 1006 991 983 1016 1027 992 998 1000Black Male Athletes 724 1025 860 839 847 932 928 912 911 917

All Female Athletes 930 1001 997 1019 984 1019 992 1028 1032 1041White Female Athletes 957 1018 996 1036 983 1026 994 1044 1075 1044Black Female Athletes 793 840 935 930 1000 987 983 915 884 992

All Non-Athletes 890 993 1020 1024 1014 1024 1032 1038 1040 1015All Male Non-Athletes 934 988 1006 1017 1011 1024 1035 1053 1045 1003

White Male Non-Athletes 941 1005 1006 1033 1037 1038 1058 1065 1084 1037Black Male Non-Athletes 785 890 963 804 926 927 863 890 864 866

All Female Non-Athletes 865 995 1026 1028 1016 1024 1031 1032 1038 1021White Female Non-Athletes 873 1000 1035 1046 1030 1038 1041 1044 1056 1044Black Female Non-Athletes 711 863 896 871 910 834 839 914 875 871

All In-State Residents 872 992 1004 1021 994 1005 1021 1030 1021 1005All Male In-State Residents 877 976 994 992 969 987 1031 1022 1022 998

White Male In-State Residents 893 982 1003 1019 1009 1005 1046 1030 1049 1030Black Male In-State Residents 706 856 913 843 852 929 880 928 870 858

All Female In-State Residents 868 1000 1011 1043 1013 1017 1015 1035 1020 1008White Female In-State Residents 872 1001 1023 1057 1024 1023 1021 1043 1035 1029Black Female In-State Residents 693 965 866 865 909 951 845 933 871 862

All Out-of-State Residents 894 973 1007 985 1003 1032 1027 1020 1036 1030All Male Out-of-State Residents 916 958 975 977 1000 1031 1009 1009 1008 995

White Male Out-of-State Residents 929 959 1010 1007 1020 1050 1049 1041 1044 1013Black Male Out-of-State Residents 797 953 851 817 917 932 907 899 897 915

All Female Out-of-State Residents 878 986 1031 994 1005 1034 1044 1028 1064 1057White Female Out-of-State Residents 894 1004 1040 1018 1013 1058 1066 1044 1099 1077Black Female Out-of-State Residents 744 720 933 883 942 836 908 886 886 966

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SAT Breakdown by First-Time Cohort

75th %tile25th %tile



Above 1400Above 1300

Below 900Below 800Below 700

Above 1200Above 1100Above 1000Below 1000

As of April 13, 2005

Undergraduate Majors

Fem Male Total Fem Male TotalUndeclared 89 79 168 Political Science 5 8 13Undecided 236 201 437 Social Sciences 329 80 409Accounting 114 31 145 Sociology 10 10 20Business Administration 252 218 470Finance 3 6 9 Total 1824 960 2784Health Management 62 8 70Management Info Systems 27 30 57Communication Studies 34 22 56Journalism 3 4 7 Graduate MajorsTheatre Arts 11 5 16American Sign Language 36 3 39 Fem Male TotalInternational Business 4 6 10 Accounting 59 23 82Mid.Sch. Gr. Sci / L. Arts 1 1 Business Administration 161 160 321Mid.Sch. Gr. Sci / S.Sci 1 1 International Business 10 10 20Mid.Sch. Gr. L. Arts / S.Sci 0 Elementary Education 62 3 65Elementary Education 101 4 105 Middle Grades Education 5 1 6Middle Grades Education 5 3 8 School Administration 211 112 323English Education 0 Educational Leadership 20 12 32English 38 7 45 English Education 2 1 3Art 1 1 English 2 8 10Music 4 1 5 Sport Science and Pedagogy 12 8 20Music Education 8 4 12 Nursing 79 3 82Sacred Music 6 3 9 Post MSN-Nurs Educ Certificate 2 2Music Performance 7 3 10 Mental Health Counseling 35 5 40Music Composition 1 1 2 Agency Counseling 1 1French 5 1 6 School Counseling 20 6 26Spanish 10 2 12Health/Wellness 18 14 32 Total 681 352 1033Sports Management 8 33 41Health Education 0Physical Education 6 8 14Athletic Training 13 2 15 Professional MajorsComputer Science 2 13 15Mathematics 8 8 16 Fem Male TotalBiology 35 17 52 Undeclared 3 3Chemistry 5 2 7 Business Administration 1 1Medical Technology 2 2 Christian Education 7 22 29Physician Assistant 1 1 Church Music 1 2 3Nursing 242 14 256 Pastoral Care and Counseling 21 30 51Psychology 49 25 74 Missiology 7 8 15Religious Studies 30 67 97 Pastoral Ministries (MDiv) 16 50 66Criminal Justice 0 Pastoral Ministries (DMin) 2 21 23History 4 15 19Human Services 0 Total 54 137 191

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Student Count By Academic Major

Classified by Gender

Academic Awards Day 2005Recipient List

Clifford D. MerrymanAllison B. Barksdale and Emily M. DykstraNisreen K. AbuAtaAnthony J. QuinnLaura J. ManningNatalie J. MurphyJorgia R. RogersMatthew L. AlexanderDara N. HemricSummer N. HessAndrea L. MillerDara N. HemricSummer N. HessScott R. HolsteinJennifer L. KayScott R. Holstein and Jennifer L. MensterTiffany A. Stephens and Matthew G. WinningKevin L. DavisAllison L. MurphyCasey L. CollinsKaitlyn N. ByerChristina E. GuzmanNatalie J. MurphyAmanda B. VickHans B. KoschmannAndrea L. MillerAlicia R. GrahamJamie L. Parton and Caroline E. PittmanJason L. ParkerErin L. Aldriidge and Dara N. HemricAshley N. CraigJovan N. FreemanPreston A. Hull and Shawn A. PendergrassElizabeth I. Zych and Bethany M. BrasfieldSarah E. HughesCasey B. EanesJovan N. FreemanJeffrey W. DavisEmilie C. YeagerHelen T. DollyhiteAlexander J. VenturaRuth C. EvangelistaMelissa T. JohnsonAdam C. FisherMaggie D. KoonWilliam J. MayoSeth A. HuberAnita E. BurnetteKelly J. StocktonShallum M. WrightAlicia R. HinsonLeeanna C. Woodworth, Laura M. Gibson, Jason D. ElmoreLeeanna C. WoodworthNisreen K. AbuAta and Jennifer L. Menster

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Paul J. Stacy Biology Parrish Freshman Chemistry

M.A. Moseley, Jr., Senior Chemistry

Mathematics MajorFreshman Mathematics Achievement

M. Vann Murrell BibleReligious Education

Computer Science

Academic Freedom

HebrewSenior English Major

First Year English CompositionProfessional Writing

J. Calvin Koontz PoetryBroad River Review Editors' Prize in PoetryBroad River Review Editors' Prize in Fiction

Communication StudiesJournalism

Sport Management MajorAlpha Psi Theater

Athletic Training MajorPhysical Education Major

Health / Wellness Major

PsychologyJustin Scot Alston Memorial

SociologyPolitical Science

Freshman HistoryTeacher Education Scholarship

ry Education Student Teaching (Boiling Springs)

Secondary Student TeachingDelta Kappa Gamma Society International

French

Elementary Education Student Teaching (Statesville)

SpanishAmerican Sign Language

Accounting

Wall Street Journal

Business Administration AcademicInternational Business

World Trade Resource Club

Management Information Systems AcademicF. Keith Griggs Student Leadership

Ray Webb Lutz ScholarshipBroyhill School of Management

Undergraduate Visual ArtsElizabeth Carlisle Jones Art

David M. Schweppe Memorial MusicMusic Achievement

Freshman MusicTheodore Presser Music

Art Minor

Symphonic BandSenior Art

Males Females Males Females1937 Dan Wesley Moore, Jr. 1972 William Jefferson Cranford Sue Holder Rash1938 Franklin D. Smith 1973 Steven Glenn Riddle Deborah Leigh Caskill1939 Glenn Robert Bridges 1974 Jerry Calvin Burleson Donna Kay Abrams1940 James S. Rotan 1975 William Shellem Barkley,Jr. Mary Jo Boyd1941 Cecil Propst 1976 Stephen McFadden Lewis Sarah Louise Ormand1942 R.W. Adams 1977 Robert Conrad Pettyjohn Sophia (Regina) Gomes Steibel1943 E. Eugene Poston Eunice Hoyle Pratt 1978 Kenneth Lamar Lewis Kimberly (Patrice) Sain Harris1944 Clyde E. McAlister 1979 David Warren Cribb Bettye Diggs1945 Sam M. Green, Jr. 1980 Mark Masters Greta Setzer1946 Carl Edgar Jolley 1981 Bradley Scott Riddle Rachel (Elizabeth) Schlafer Parton1947 William Brian Beam Dorothy Spangler 1982 William Wilson Rash Nola Renee Boughmann1948 John Worth Long Margaret McKinney 1983 Franklin Craig Meadows Mary (Joan) Proctor Hendrix1949 John E. Roberts 1984 Jerome Frederick Creach Mami (Lynne) McNeely Crisman1950 James Edward Cooke 1985 Sidney Wilkey Carol Whitmire Harwell1951 Alred Smith Homesley 1986 Christopher Sherman Roberts Mary (Elizabeth) Willoughby Hartman1952 Joseph McWayne Cole 1987 Michael Rousseaux Teresa (Lynn) Cannon Jessup1953 Amos Glen Henson 1988 James Douglas Armstrong Cara (Lynn) Barker Winslow

Paul Henry Thomas 1989 Tracy Craig Jessup Carol King Dawson1954 Frank Mason Hudspeth Virginia Huggins 1990 Philip David Archer Anna Christine Vaughn1955 Truman Garland Philips Cynthia Covington 1991 Robert Stephen Harrelson Michele (Sheree) Philemon Norman1956 Harold Lloyd Long Mildred Peterson 1992 Brian Patrick Miller Dawn Elaine Camp1957 Douglas David Hamrick Faye Branch 1993 Martin Lynn White Andrea Starr Sells1958 Douglas Woodrow Wilson Grace Ollis 1994 Anthony Todd Estes Frances Elizabeth Mabry1959 Marvin Ray Walters, Jr. Sonja Hedrick 1995 Clayton Ryan King Sabrina Michelle Barnes1960 W. Worth Bridges, Jr. Mary Josephine Roper 1996 Edwin E. Odugba Heather (Nicole) Robertson White1961 Jerry Richard Walker Joyce (Carolyn) Gantt Beam 1997 Michael James Mustian Susan Joy McKibben1962 James Edwin McSwain Judith (Amelia) Mintz Fernald 1998 Robert Daniel Emily Harrelson1963 Richard Verlon Ledford Sarah Amanda Warlick 1999 Joshua Kime Lawson Amanda Marie Keene1964 David Bruce Washburn Peggy Janet Cooper 2000 Wesley William Barkley Linda Jean Sain1965 Charles Ray Yarborough, Jr. Dianne Washburn 2001 Kenneth Martin Wince Hanh My Tran1966 Robert Stephen Poston Patricia Ann Jarman 2002 Charles Andrew Polk Rebecca Kay Boring1967 Philip B. Storm 2003 Patrick O'Neil Woody Larissa Marie Bixler1968 Richard P. Smith, Jr. Erin Leigh Boyd1969 David Vernon Webb Gloria (Jean) Poston Helton 2004 Todd William Ulrich Laurie Ann Pinkert1970 William Burdette Harrill,III Janet (Faye) Costner Elliott 2005 Timothy J. Gribble Nisreen Karim Abu Ata1971 Jerry C. Ruppe Janet (Mae) Whisnant Harllee

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Mildred Laney

Five former employees of the university are currently serving as presidents of North Carolina

private colleges.

Longitudinal Fee Schedule Comparison

98-99 99-00 00-01 01-02 02-03 03-04 04-05 05-06

Tuition (Regular Program)Full-Time (Per Semester) 5095 5390 5830 6260 6610 7080 7480 7980Part-Time / Overload (Per Hour) 220 230 240 250 260 270 285 295

Applied Music (Per Semester)One Lesson / Week 160 165 165 170 170 170 175 178Two Lessons / Week 260 270 270 270 270 270 285 295

Room (Per Semester)Traditional Dorm 1095 1095 1160 1220 1270 1310 1365 1420Private Room (Additional) 425 475 500 500 500 500 550 550Student Apartment 1800 1800 1900 2000 2080 2140 2200 2300

Board (Per Semester)21 + $20 Meal Plan 1220 1220 1220 1220 1220 1260 1305 135015 + $25 Meal Plan 1180 1180 1180 1180 1180 1220 1260 130510 + $100 Meal Plan 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1155 1195 12357 + $150 Meal Plan (Apt. only) 1050 1050 1050 1050 1050 1085 1125 1165

Summer SchoolTuition (Per Hour) 165 188 200 210 220 230 242 252Room (Per Session) 190 200 210 225 235 245 255 265Board (Per Session - 15 Meals / Week) 235 245 255 265 275 285 295 300

GOAL / BSN Tuition (Per Hour) 178 188 200 210 220 230 242 252

Graduate Programs (Tuition Per Hour)Graduate Program (Traditional) 178 188 200 210 220 230 242 252Broyhill School of Business 205 215 230 240 250 260 272 282School of Divinity 170 180 190 205 215 225 237 247Nursing 220 230 242 252

Doctoral Programs (Tuition Per Hour)Doctory of Ministry 270 270 270 282 292Doctor of Education 270 282 292

Deposits and Fees:Audit Fee (Per Course) 50 50 100 100 100 100 150 150Automobile Registration Fee (Per Year) 60 60 60 60 75 75 75 75Communications Fee (Per Semester) 55 60 60 65 75 75 85 85Credit by Examination (Per Test) 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150Dorm Damage Deposit (Refundable) 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75Graduation Fee 50 60 60 60 80 80 100 100International Student Processing Fee 100 100 100 100Insurance 125 125 125 125 135 135 145 165Late Graduation Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50Late Registration Fee 40 50 50 50 50 50 50 50Late Registration Fee (Student Teaching) 25 25 25 25 25 25 35 35Transcript Fee 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 10Thesis 50 50Dissertation 250

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A Comparative Analysis of North Carolina Private Colleges and Universities in Selected Categories, Fall 2004

Degrees Conferred First-Time Enrollment (Headcount) Enroll Chg From Fa00 % Black % Women % FTime % OutofSt

Undergrad Graduate Freshmen Undergraduate Graduate Headcount Undergrad Headcount Students Students Students Students

Total Rnk Total Rnk Total Rnk Chg03 Total Rnk Chg03 Total Rnk Chg03 Total Rnk Total Rnk %Chg Rnk % Rnk Total Rnk Total Rnk % Rnk

1 Barton 231 20 261 21 13 1231 21 43 1231 22 1202 19 2% 21 20.1 18 73.1 7 79.0 29 20.1 27

2 Belmont Abbey 173 24 174 30 27 791 29 -56 791 29 917 25 -14% 32 12.4 29 60.3 16 89.5 20 34.6 16

3 Bennett 74 34 172 31 60 504 34 76 504 34 619 32 -19% 35 96.0 2 100.0 1 99.6 2 71.8 4

4 Brevard 162 27 156 32 0 584 33 -20 584 33 710 31 -18% 34 61.6 9 46.9 33 94.0 16 52.2 10

5 Cabarrus 34 35 14 306 35 64 306 35 259 36 18% 9 0.0 35 90.8 5 70.9 32 0.0 35

6 Campbell 836 4 195 5 737 4 112 5243 2 37 1739 3 104 6982 2 4604 2 14% 11 16.8 25 48.9 30 64.8 34 13.8 31

7 Catawba 328 13 8 14 260 22 8 1375 19 -77 20 18 1 1395 19 1323 15 4% 18 15.1 27 53.0 26 96.1 10 30.0 23

8 Chowan 115 31 290 18 37 687 32 -85 687 32 774 28 -11% 30 28.7 13 43.8 34 96.2 9 52.5 9

9 Davidson 426 10 462 6 -28 1714 13 2 1714 15 1679 12 2% 21 62.4 8 50.6 28 100.0 1 81.6 3

10 Duke 1539 1 1527 1 1640 1 21 6301 1 53 6469 1 319 12770 1 6309 1 0% 25 10.8 32 48.8 32 99.2 3 85.4 1

11 Elon 889 3 60 7 1230 2 3 4622 3 191 174 11 21 4796 4 3900 4 19% 8 7.1 34 61.3 15 97.2 6 71.2 6

12 Gardner-Webb 744 5 372 3 389 12 23 2575 7 -107 1149 4 -33 3724 5 2474 6 4% 18 15.7 26 65.0 8 83.9 24 23.1 25

13 Greensboro 167 26 8 14 247 23 19 1165 23 20 61 16 -11 1226 23 973 24 20% 6 19.1 20 53.6 23 79.2 28 26.4 24

14 Guilford 353 12 459 7 138 2511 9 410 2511 9 1255 17 100% 1 21.5 16 62.0 13 82.6 25 32.1 19

15 High Point 529 6 50 8 423 10 -119 2619 5 -65 223 8 -11 2842 6 2623 5 0% 25 23.4 15 61.4 14 91.8 17 34.0 17

16 Johnson C. Smith 255 16 430 9 -39 1415 15 -59 1415 18 1576 13 -10% 29 99.3 1 58.0 20 95.6 14 67.8 7

17 Lees-McRae 147 29 193 28 -83 875 27 -53 875 27 713 30 23% 4 60.6 10 55.4 22 95.7 13 35.8 15

18 Lenoir-Rhyne 253 17 36 10 322 16 13 1407 16 59 172 12 -30 1579 16 1297 16 8% 16 84.6 7 62.8 10 90.5 19 22.3 26

19 Livingstone 144 30 265 20 -20 1016 24 11 1016 25 917 25 11% 14 92.8 4 49.6 29 96.9 7 44.5 12

20 Mars Hill 241 19 346 14 29 1384 18 79 1384 21 1219 18 14% 11 11.8 30 59.2 18 89.3 21 31.4 21

21 Meredith 427 9 38 9 404 11 64 2009 11 9 160 13 8 2169 11 2432 7 -17% 33 94.1 3 99.0 3 79.7 26 12.0 32

22 Methodist 270 14 7 16 470 5 51 2215 10 5 62 15 17 2277 10 2134 9 4% 18 20.6 17 41.9 35 77.7 30 36.0 14

23 Montreat 211 23 3 18 131 34 5 947 25 4 56 17 -36 1003 26 1064 22 -11% 30 18.5 22 62.5 11 98.3 4 16.6 29

24 Mount Olive 502 7 268 19 19 2583 6 294 2583 8 1713 11 51% 2 28.3 14 57.9 21 72.2 31 4.4 34

25 N.C. Wesleyan 430 8 320 17 120 1776 12 81 1776 14 1955 10 -9% 28 41.9 12 53.1 25 69.8 33 15.2 30

26 Peace 89 33 202 26 -48 695 31 -4 695 31 603 34 15% 10 12.8 28 100.0 1 96.0 11 11.4 33

27 Pfeiffer 248 18 301 4 191 29 21 1179 22 -9 874 5 35 2053 13 985 23 20% 6 20.0 19 58.7 19 85.8 23 18.1 28

28 Queens 219 21 139 6 240 24 -12 1601 14 190 506 6 -47 2107 12 1156 21 38% 3 17.2 24 78.0 6 62.3 35 32.3 18

29 Salem 168 25 24 13 154 33 -9 907 26 -3 207 9 26 1114 24 898 27 1% 23 18.6 21 98.5 4 79.7 26 31.6 20

30 Shaw 413 11 4 17 436 8 -54 2516 8 70 193 10 23 2709 7 2394 8 5% 17 89.0 6 63.4 9 87.5 22 30.2 22

31 St. Andrews 115 31 201 27 5 741 30 48 741 30 612 33 21% 5 11.3 31 62.3 12 91.0 18 46.8 11

32 St. Augustine's 213 22 327 15 -215 1395 17 -240 1395 19 1465 14 -5% 27 90.7 5 48.9 30 95.6 14 54.1 8

33 Wake Forest 1000 2 547 2 1116 3 116 4128 4 82 2376 2 -31 6504 3 4086 3 1% 23 60.3 11 50.8 27 96.8 8 71.7 5

34 Warren Wilson 154 28 26 12 210 25 -17 792 28 14 73 14 7 865 28 728 29 9% 15 17.7 23 60.2 17 98.1 5 82.7 2

35 Wingate 258 15 36 10 358 13 -14 1331 20 7 229 7 58 1560 17 1179 20 13% 13 10.5 33 53.4 24 96.0 11 42.2 13

TOTALS 12323 3381 13518 260 63140 1071 14743 420 77883 58747 7%

A Comparative Analysis of Student Costs in North Carolina Private Colleges and Universities, Fall 2004

T U I T I O N and F E E S R O O M B O A R D T O T A L C O S T S

2004-05 2003-04 % Change 2004-05 2003-04 % Change 2004-05 2003-04 % Change 2004-05 2003-04 % Change

Total Rnk Total Rnk Frm03 Rnk Total Rnk Total Rnk Frm03 Rnk Total Rnk Total Rnk Frm03 Rnk Total Rnk Total Rnk Frm03 Rnk

1 Barton 15,596 20 14,278 23 9.2% 6 2,592 27 2,408 27 7.6% 11 2,828 21 2,628 20 7.6% 7 21,016 22 19,314 23 8.8% 5

2 Belmont Abbey 15,788 17 14,880 18 6.1% 17 4,556 4 4,298 3 6.0% 18 3,544 6 3,342 6 6.0% 14 23,888 8 22,520 7 6.1% 16

3 Bennett 12,226 31 10,978 31 11.4% 2 2,715 24 2,526 24 7.5% 12 2,737 24 2,546 23 7.5% 8 17,678 31 16,050 31 10.1% 3

4 Brevard 14,740 24 14,320 21 2.9% 34 6,230 na 5,510 na 13.1% 4 na na na na na na 20,970 23 19,830 21 5.7% 21

5 Cabarrus 6,750 35 6,150 36 9.8% 5 nap nap nap nap nap nap nap nap nap nap nap nap 6,750 35 6,150 36 9.8% 4

6 Campbell 14,420 27 13,480 26 7.0% 12 2,400 30 2,236 29 7.3% 15 2,700 25 2,520 24 7.1% 10 19,520 28 18,236 28 7.0% 12

7 Catawba 17,600 8 16,400 9 7.3% 11 3,350 9 5,600 na na na 2,250 31 na na na na 23,200 12 22,000 10 5.5% 24

8 Chowan 14,100 28 13,400 27 5.2% 25 2,900 17 2,700 18 7.4% 13 3,200 9 3,000 10 6.7% 12 20,200 26 19,100 24 5.8% 20

9 Davidson 27,171 3 25,903 3 4.9% 29 4,083 7 3,892 6 4.9% 21 3,649 4 3,479 5 4.9% 17 34,903 3 33,274 2 4.9% 28

10 Duke 30,720 1 29,345 1 4.7% 31 4,610 3 4,430 2 4.1% 23 3,910 2 3,780 3 3.4% 22 39,240 1 37,555 1 4.5% 31

11 Elon 17,555 9 16,570 7 5.9% 19 2,936 16 2,770 16 6.0% 18 3,074 17 2,900 12 6.0% 14 23,565 9 22,240 9 6.0% 18

12 Gardner-Webb 15,130 22 14,310 22 5.7% 20 2,730 23 2,620 20 4.2% 22 2,610 28 2,520 24 3.6% 20 20,470 24 19,450 22 5.2% 26

13 Greensboro 16,820 12 15,270 15 10.2% 3 3,350 10 3,150 8 6.3% 17 3,110 13 2,880 15 8.0% 5 23,280 11 21,750 14 7.0% 12

14 Guilford 20,270 4 19,186 4 5.6% 21 4,830 2 3,050 9 58.4% 1 2,890 19 2,890 13 0.0% 27 26,600 4 25,126 4 5.9% 19

15 High Point 15,700 19 14,710 19 6.7% 15 2,890 18 2,820 14 2.5% 29 3,890 3 3,790 2 2.6% 24 22,480 16 21,320 16 5.4% 25

16 Johnson C. Smith 13,712 29 13,062 28 5.0% 27 3,049 13 2,904 13 5.0% 20 2,249 32 2,142 29 5.0% 16 19,010 30 18,108 29 5.0% 27

17 Lees-McRae 15,228 21 14,500 20 5.0% 27 2,834 20 2,550 23 11.1% 5 3,120 12 2,890 13 8.0% 6 21,182 21 19,940 20 6.2% 14

18 Lenoir-Rhyne 17,850 6 16,450 8 8.5% 8 3,200 12 2,965 12 7.9% 10 3,100 14 2,850 17 8.8% 4 24,150 7 22,265 8 8.5% 7

19 Livingstone 13,527 30 12,298 30 10.0% 4 2,779 22 2,725 17 2.0% 30 3,140 10 3,078 9 2.0% 25 19,446 29 18,101 30 7.4% 10

20 Mars Hill 15,922 16 15,458 14 3.0% 33 2,782 21 2,700 18 3.0% 27 2,900 18 2,800 18 3.6% 20 21,604 18 20,958 18 3.1% 35

21 Meredith 19,000 5 18,065 5 5.2% 25 2,675 25 2,500 25 7.0% 16 2,675 26 2,500 26 7.0% 11 24,350 6 23,065 6 5.6% 22

22 Methodist 16,700 13 15,810 11 5.6% 21 3,240 11 2,990 11 8.4% 8 3,130 11 2,950 11 6.1% 13 23,070 14 21,750 14 6.1% 16

23 Montreat 15,108 23 14,120 24 7.0% 12 2,470 28 2,256 28 9.5% 7 2,592 30 2,186 28 18.6% 2 20,170 27 18,562 27 8.7% 6

24 Mount Olive 11,145 32 10,560 32 5.5% 23 2,000 32 1,950 32 2.6% 28 2,600 29 2,500 26 4.0% 19 15,745 32 15,010 32 4.9% 28

25 N.C. Wesleyan 14,650 25 12,443 29 17.7% 1 3,000 15 3,000 10 0.0% 31 3,555 5 3,555 4 0.0% 27 21,205 20 18,998 25 11.6% 1

26 Peace 16,881 11 15,925 10 6.0% 18 4,545 5 4,128 5 10.1% 6 1,981 33 1,805 32 9.8% 3 23,407 10 21,858 11 7.1% 11

27 Pfeiffer 14,570 26 13,550 25 7.5% 10 3,030 14 2,820 14 7.4% 13 2,800 22 2,610 21 7.3% 9 20,400 25 18,980 26 7.5% 8

28 Queens 17,008 10 15,650 13 8.7% 7 3,410 8 3,410 7 0.0% 31 2,780 23 2,780 19 0.0% 27 23,198 13 21,840 12 6.2% 14

29 Salem 16,490 14 15,715 12 4.9% 29 4,252 6 4,252 4 0.0% 31 4,618 1 4,618 1 0.0% 27 25,360 5 24,585 5 3.2% 34

30 Shaw 9,438 34 9,178 35 2.8% 35 2,840 19 2,448 26 16.0% 3 3,210 8 3,206 7 0.1% 26 15,488 34 14,832 33 4.4% 32

31 St. Andrews 15,725 18 15,115 17 4.0% 32 2,310 31 2,220 30 4.1% 23 3,320 7 3,190 8 4.1% 18 21,355 19 20,525 19 4.0% 33

32 St. Augustine's 10,388 33 9,648 33 7.7% 9 2,436 29 2,084 31 16.9% 2 2,876 20 2,876 16 0.0% 27 15,700 33 14,608 34 7.5% 8

33 Wake Forest 28,310 2 26,490 2 6.9% 14 5,040 1 4,660 1 8.2% 9 3,100 15 1,900 30 63.2% 1 36,450 2 33,050 3 10.3% 2

34 Warren Wilson 17,738 7 16,674 6 6.4% 16 2,639 26 2,560 22 3.1% 26 2,639 27 2,560 22 3.1% 23 23,016 15 21,794 13 5.6% 22

35 Wingate 16,000 15 15,200 16 5.3% 24 6,200 na 6,000 na 3.3% 25 na na na na na na 22,200 17 21,200 17 4.7% 30

75

E

A Comparative Analysis of Highest Salaries in North Carolina Private

HIGHEST PAID EMPLOYEE (officers, directors, trustees) HIGHEST PAID

Base Other

Name Title Salary Benefits Allow Name1 Barton Norval Kneten President 180,000 20,034 Actual,

House,CarJohn Bethune

2 Belmont Abbey Micheal Pressmone Vice President forInstitutional Advance

110,667 37,926 None David Neipert

3 Bennett Jonetta Cole President 175,500 10,413 None Margaret Curtis

4 Brevard Drew Vanhorn President 110,000 18,757 360 John Gardner

5 Cabarrus

6 Campbell Jerry Wallace President 250,000 24,596 None Willis Whichard

7 Catawba Robert Knott President 150,000 13,500 None S. Hiatt

8 Chowan Christopher White President 91,667 6,274 None Jay Howell

9 Davidson Robert Vaqt President 350,249 110,672 None Clark G. Ross

10 Duke * Nannerl KeohaneRalph Snyderman

President Chancellor

485,000481,698

43,62251,094

None256,216

Mike Krzyzewski

11 Elon Leo LambertGerald Francis

PresidentProvost

278,121224,406

25,78321,703

14,692None

John Burbridge

12 Gardner-Webb Christopher WhiteFrank Campbell

Former PresidentInterim President

270,593237,270

164,286 18,982

NoneNone

Ralph Dixon

13 Greensboro * Craven Williams President 166,000 10,500 None Thomas Jones

14 Guilford Kent ChabotarCharles Patterson

PresidentVP Instit Advancement

200,000164,000

43,94944,583

NoneNone

Johathan VarnellMartin Hill

15 High Point Jacob Martinson President 208,333 71,400 3,083 Jerry Steele

16 Johnson C. Smith *

Dorothy Yancy President 176,332 115,024 9,000 Granville Sawyer

17 Lees-McRae Earl Robinson President 152,787 16,269 24,000 Janet Speer

18 Lenoir Rhyne Wayne Powell President 159,710 21,487 None Gail Summer

19 Livingstone Algeania Freeman President 145,000 19,843 None Nathaniel Williams

20 Mars Hill Dan Lunsford President 120,000 10,559 None Lyn White

21 Meredith Maureen Hartford President 246,278 19,952 None Sidney Adkins

22 Methodist Elton Hendricks President 190,500 16,630 None Tat Wing Chan

23 Montreat Don KingDirk Wilmouth

Interim PresidentVice President

101,079101,066

3,0735,053

NoneNone

Abiola FapetuIsaac Owolabi

24 Mount Olive James Byrd President 192,150 9,608 None Ellen JordanRebecca Mitchell

25 N.C. Wesleyan Ian Newbould President 220,000 13,200 None Debra SmithGeorge Timmons

26 Peace Laura Bingham Secretary, Board of Trustees

146,904 27,108 918 Randolph CouplandNina Pollard

27 Pfeiffer * Charles Ambrose President 157,424 14,131 None Ronald HunadyJoel Vickers

28 Queens Pamela Lewis President 190,000 20,116 1950 Peter Browning

29 Salem * Julianne Thrift President 194,651 30,936 None Eileen Wilson-Oyelaran

30 Shaw Clarence Newsome President 150,000 21,822 None Martel Perry

31 St. Andrews John Deegan President 135,275 8,117 None Cynthia Robinson

32 St. Augustine's Dianne Suber President 139,050 33,372 36,000 Yvonne Coston

33 Wake Forest * Thomas K. HearnJohn P. Anderson

PresidentVP for Finance and Adm

245,000275,000

297,13537,400

97,17020,719

George ProsserJim Grobe

34 Warren Wilson Douglas Orr President 134,900 19,093 19,394 John Huie

35 Wingate Jerry McGee President 223,800 24,272 None Robert Supernaw

76 All information based on the fiscal year 2004, except those institutions reporting fiscal year 2003 as indicated by (

(

Colleges and Universities, Fall 2004

EMPLOYEE (other than officers, directors, trustees) HIGHEST PAID INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS

Base Other

Title Salary Benefits Allow Name Type of Service CompenProfessor/Dean 95,273 11,779 N/A Donnie's Home Services Renovation, painting,

carpentry82,034

Professor, Int'l Business 70,050 26,827 None Aladdin Food Service Food Service 931,849

Vice President 101,253 None None H.M. Kern Construction Construction 723,169

Executive DirectorPolicy Center

141,960 10,851 None Transylvania Community Hospital

Medical 84,968

Dean of Law School 180,750 19,056 None Ernst and Young Audit Services 88,885

108,331 8,125 None McCoy, Hillard, andParks, CPAs, PA

Auditor 50,690

Director IT 58,563 4,606 None Pioneer SchoolCaterers, Inc.

Food Service 987,638

167,853 19,623 None Rodgers Builders Construction 8,939,208

Men's Basketball Coach 800,000 53,009 22,039 TA Loving Company Construction Service 28,474,601

Dean 171,128 18,792 None McBride Hess Design Architectural 155,215

Vice President forEnrollment Management

113,500 9,080 None Isaacs and AssociatesBond, Schoeneck, King

ArchitecturalLegal

78,90076,894

Professor 85,766 5,219 None None

Executive DirectorDirector, NC PALS

75,00074,263

18,44618,335

NoneNone

TFF ArchitectsSmith Moore LLP

ArchitecturalLegal

275,398214,211

Consultant, FormerMen's Basketball Coach

130,079 5,200 None None

Dept Head, Business 100,949 7,344 None David M. SidburyWhelchel Builders, Inc.

ConstructionConstruction

3,191,113 239,629

Chair 62,000 9,711 None ARAMARK Food Service Food Service 974,819

Dean, Academic Affairs 91,903 17,010 None ARAMARK Food ServiceWilkie Construction

Food ServiceConstruction

1,474,9241,379,426

VP Business Office 100,000 N/A N/A Wagoner ConstructionXerox Corporation

ConstructionCopier Leases

344,005223,719

Dean of IPR 83,311 8,720 None Cherry, Bekaert andHolland, L.L.P.

Accounting 80,841

Dean, Business 111,624 9,828 None Geier Brown Renfrow Architects 250,721

Prof, Computer Science 75,858 8,081 None None

Associate ProfessorDean, Adult Education

78,86276,017

3,9433,801

NoneNone

None

VP, Academic AffairsVP, Institutional Advanc

83,93381,375

4,1974,069

NoneNone

Dalton Proctor Fundraising 9,500

Finance DirectorAssistant Dean

60,00060,000

3,6003,600

NoneNone

Technology and Management Design

255,500

VP, EnrollmentDean of Academics

93,60091,350

5,6168,838

NoneNone

Little DiversifiedMcGladrey and Pullen

Architectural ServicesAudit Services

126,434120,078

Director, Org Mgt ProgDirector, MBA/MHA Prog

97,95997,118

10,84210,796

NoneNone

None

Dean, Business School 157,650 17,042 None Dodexo Food Services 3,151,016

Dean 102,516 19,055 None Bell, Davis, And Pitt Attorney 324,301

Executive Vice President 100,500 0 None Group Insurance ServAramark Corporation

InsuranceFood Services

1,830,0731,560,883

Dean of Students 62,000 8,831 None Blue Cross/Blue Shield Health Care 841,419

Assistant Provost forResearch/Sponsor Ed

74,858 17,966 None Wesley Peachtree Group Auditing Services 172,274

Men's Basketball CoachFootball Coach

791,731636,802

57,09796,931

22,75217,786

Staubauch CompanyNicholas/Applegate

Real EstateInvestment

677,017591,814

Director, ELC 75,480 5,325 None None

Dean 152,250 30,284 None Primary PhysiciansCare

InsuranceManagement

345,105

*) Data supplied by 77

Office of Institutional Research Gardner-Webb University Boiling Springs, North Carolina 28017

www.gardner-webb.edu

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Numerous faculty and staff members whose questions and requests for information were the inspiration for generating

many of the charts contained in these pages.

This year's edition of the Gardner-Webb Fact Book is dedicated to the memory of Clyde Miller.

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