Division of Management and Business 305 Administration Building 600 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Tel: 412-396-4400 Email: [email protected]http://www.duq.edu/about/departments-and-offices/management-and-business/planning-budgeting-and-institutional-research Matt North, Director, Institutional Research and Planning Kori Szelong, Research Analyst, Editor 2013 Duquesne University Fact Book Angela Chirumbolo, Senior Research Analyst Clayton Elwood, Research Analyst Office of Institutional Research and Planning Duquesne University Fact Book 2013
1 Mission Statement2 Fast Facts, July 1, 20133 Members of the Corporation and Board of Directors, July 1, 20134 Campus Map, May 1, 20135 Administrative Organization Chart, July 2013
9 University Enrollment Overview, Fall Semester 201210 University Enrollment Overview, Spring Semester 201311 Total Headcount and FTE Enrollment by School, Level, and Status, Fall Semester 201212 Total Headcount, Credits, and FTE - Enrollment by School, Fall Semesters 2011 and 201213 Undergraduate Headcount, Credits, and FTE - Enrollment by School and Level, Fall Semesters 2011 and 201214 Graduate & Professional Practice Headcount, Credits, & FTE - Enrollment by School and Level, Fall Semesters 2011 & 201215 Enrollment History - Headcount, Fall Semesters 1987-201216 Enrollment by School and Level, Fall Semesters 2011 and 201217 Credit Hours Generated by School and Level, Fall Semesters 2008-201218 New Undergraduate Student Profile, Fall Semesters 2008-201219 New Full-time Freshman and Transfer Students, Fall Semesters 2011 and 201220 Academic Quality, Fall Semesters 2008-201221 Undergraduate Freshman Demand, Fall Semesters 2008-201222 Graduate Admission Demand, Fall Semesters 2008-201223 Law School Admission Demand, Fall Semesters 2008-201224 Student / Faculty Ratio by School and Status, Fall Semester 201225 Graduation Rates, Freshman Cohorts, Fall 2002-Fall 200626 First Year Retention Rate Comparisons: Key Competition, Fall 201227 Undergraduate Graduation Rate Comparisons: Key Competition, Fall 201228 Student Credit Hours Generated by School and Level, Fall Semester 201229 Student Credit Hours Taught by School and Level, Fall Semester 201230 Enrollment by School, Level, Race/Ethnicity and Gender, Fall Semester 201231 National Enrollment Map by Scale, Fall Semester 201232 Enrollment by State of Residency, Fall Semester 201233 Pennsylvania County Enrollment Map by Scale, Fall Semester 201234 Enrollment by Pennsylvania County, Fall Semester 201235 Enrollment by Age, Fall Semester 201236 International Student Enrollment by Country of Citizenship, Fall Semester 201237 Enrollment by Site and by Student Attribute, Fall Semester 2012
41 First Majors: Degrees Conferred by School and Degree Category, Fiscal Year 201242 Second Majors: Degrees Conferred by School and Degree Category, Fiscal Year 201243 Degrees Conferred by First Major, Fiscal Years 2008 to 201244 Degrees Conferred by Degree Category and School, Fiscal Years 2008 to 201245 Bachelor's Level Completions by School, Degree and Major Description, Fiscal Year 201246 Master's Level Completions by School, Degree and Major Description, Fiscal Year 201247 Doctoral and Professional Practice Level Completions by School, Degree and Major Description, Fiscal Year 2012 48 Certificate Level Completions by School, Degree and Major Description, Fiscal Year 2012
On the Fact Book front cover: Old Main Administration Building and Duquesne Chapel
Cover Design by Taylor Tobias, Graphic and Multimedia Designer
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Institutional Data
Enrollment Data
Major, Degree, and Academic Program Data
On the Fact Book back cover: The Victory Garden at Duquesne University is dedicated to Our Lady of Victory, in honor of students, alumni, and their families who served in World War II
Major, Degree and Academic Program Data, Continued49 Active Degree Programs Summary by School and Degree Category, January 201350 Degree Programs by School, January 201352 Certificate Programs by School, January 201353 Dual and Joint Degree Programs, July 201354 Accreditations, April 2013
Employee Data57 Employees by Type, Gender and Status, Fall Semester 201258 Full-time Instructional Faculty by School and Academic Rank, Fall Semester 201259 Full-time Instructional Faculty by School, Rank, Ethnicity and Gender, Fall Semester 201261 Full-time Instructional Faculty by Academic Rank, Fall Semesters 2008-201262 Average Salaries of Full-time Instructional Faculty by Academic Rank, Academic Years 2008-09 to 2012-1363 Average Salaries by Faculty Rank Compared to Select Catholic Doctoral/Research Universities, Fiscal Year 201364 Instructional Faculty Salary Comparisons: Key Competition, Academic Year 2012-2013
Financial Data67 Unrestricted Statements of Activities, Fiscal Years Ended June 30, 2008 to 201269 Unrestricted Operating Revenues and Expenses, Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 201270 Financial Summary Statement, Fiscal Years 2008 to 201271 Endowment Statistics, Fiscal Years 2008 to 201272 Endowment Comparison per FTE: Selected Private Institutions, Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 201273 Tuition, Fees, Room and Board Rate Schedule, Fiscal Years 2013 and 201476 Tuition and Enrollment Comparisons: Key Competition77 Number of Full-time Undergraduate Students Receiving Financial Aid, Academic Years 2011-12 and 2012-1377 Default Rates, Fiscal Years 2006-201077 Graduation Rates, Freshman Cohort Fall 2006
Miscellaneous Data81 Advancement Statistics, Fiscal Years 2008 to 201282 Building Statistics, June 201383 Gumberg Library Statistics and Activity, Academic Years 2011 and 201284 Residence Life, September 21, 201285 Department of Athletics, July 201386 Duquesne University History87 Glossary of Terms, 2013 Fact Book
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professional education, through profound concern for moral
Duquesne University of the Holy Spirit
Mission Statement
"Duquesne University of the Holy Spirit is a Catholic Universityfounded by members of the Congregation of the Holy Spirit,
the Spiritans, and sustained through a partnership of laityand religious. Duquesne serves God by serving students -
through a commitment to excellence in liberal and
and spiritual values, through the maintenance of anecumenical atmosphere open to diversity, and through
service to the Church, the community, the nation and the world."
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Founded in 1878
Private, Catholic, Coeducational University
Located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Main Campus: 42 Buildings, 49.5 Acres
President: Charles J. Dougherty, Ph.D.
Ten Academic Schools
The only Spiritan institution of higher education in the United States
Operating Budget: $273 million, FY 2014
Employees: 2,760, Fall Semester 2012
Employee Salary and Benefit Budget: $168 million, FY 2014
Total Enrollment: 10,045, Fall Semester 2012
Academic Programs: 182 - Undergraduate, Graduate and Post-Graduate, Fall 2012
Student Housing Capacity: 3,774, Fall Semester 2012
Undergraduate Full-time Tuition: $28,913 to $35,823, FY 2014
Graduate Tuition (per Credit): $1,009 to $1,323, FY 2014
Degrees Conferred: 2,689 in FY 2012
Living Alumni of Record: 88,141 (July 2013)
Athletics: 6 Men's and 10 Women's Varsity Sports
Duquesne UniversityFast Facts
July 1, 2013
Duquesne's Fast Facts
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Anthony J. Carfang
James F. O'Day
Thomas R. Donahue Aurthur J. Rooney, IIJoseph C. Guyaux John A. Staley, IVSamuel P. Kamin Sister Linda Yankoski, CSFN
John J. Connelly John G. Rangos, Sr.
Very Rev. Lawrence A. DiNardoCharles J. Dougherty, Ph.D.
Rev. Jeffrey T. Duaime, C.S.Sp.Rev. Raymond French, C.S.Sp.
MaryAdele KrolikowskiRev. James Okoye, C.S.Sp.
Rev. John A. Sawicki, C.S.Sp.
Emeriti Members of the Board of Directors 2013-14
Cynthia A. Baldwin P. David Pappert
Ex-Officio Members of the Board
Richard J. Grattan Irene M. QualtersThomas B. Grealish Thaddeus J. SenkoMary R. Grealy, Esq. Rev. Daniel Walsh, C.S.Sp.
Terrence S. Jacobs, CPA Rev. Freddy Washington, C.S.Sp.Marie Milie Jones, Esq. Patricia D. Yoder
Scott M. Lammie
Sister Mary Dacey, S.S.J. Helene L. Norbut
Chairman of the Board - Marie Milie Jones, Esq.Vice Chair of the Board - William J. Lyons
Vice Chair of the Board - Anthony J. CarfangUniversity Secretary - Linda S. Drago, Esq.
Members of the Board
Arnold E. Burchianti II William J. LyonsEsther L. Bush John R. McGinley, Jr.
John W. McGonigleSamuel A. Constanzo James F. McGuirk, II
Officers of the Board of Directors
Duquesne UniversityMembers of the Corporation and Board of Directors
July 1, 2013
Members of the Corporation
Rev. Jeffrey T. Duaime, C.S.Sp.Rev. James Okoye, C.S.Sp.
Rev. John A. Sawicki, C.S.Sp.Rev. Daniel Walsh, C.S.Sp.
Rev. Benoit K. Mukamba, C.S.Sp.Rev. Joseph Gaglione, C.S.Sp.
Rev. James P. McCloskey, C.S.Sp.
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Duquesne UniversityCampus MapMay 1, 2013
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Duquesne University Administrative Organizational Chart
July 2013
Charles J. Dougherty President
Timothy R. Austin Provost / Vice President, Academic
Affairs
James Swindal Dean, Liberal Arts
Paul-James Cukanna
Associate Provost/AAVP Enrollment Management
Dean McFarlin Dean, Business
Alexandra Gregory
Associate Provost/ AAVP Academic Affairs
Edward Kocher Dean, Music Jeffrey Miller
Associate Provost/AAVP Administration Mary Ellen
Glasgow Dean, Nursing
Alan Seadler Associate Provost/AAVP
Research and Technology Kenneth Gormley Dean, Law
Roberta Aronson Executive Director, Office of
International Programs
J. Douglas Bricker Dean, Pharmacy
Laverna Saunders University Librarian, Gumberg
Library
Olga Welch Dean, Education
Judith Griggs Director, Learning Skills Center Director, Spiritan
Division of Academic Programs
Gregory Frazer Dean, Health Sciences
Dorothy Bassett Dean, Leadership and
Professional Advancement
Philip Reeder Dean, Natural and Enviornmental
Sciences
Joan Kiel Chair, HIPAA Compliance
Program
Gerald Boodoo Director, Center for African
Studies
John Viator Director, Biomedical Engineering Program
George Worgul Coordinator, Academic Programs with African
Institutions
Rev. Sean Hogan Executive Vice President, Student Life
Cheryl Knoch Assistant VP, Student Life
Nicole Feldhues Director, Career Services
Dessa Mrvos Director, Health Services
Rahmon Hart Director, Multicultural
Affairs
Rebecca Mickler
Director, Greek Life
Tim Lewis Director, Commuter Affairs
Sean Weaver Director, Freshman
Development and Special Student Services
Dan McCarthy Director, Recreation
Susan Monahan
Director, Student Conduct
Ian Edwards Director, University Counseling Center
Sharon Oelschlager
Director, Residence Life
Paul Stafura Managing Director,
Tamburitzans
Rev. Raymond French Vice President, Mission and
Identity
Rev. Daniel Walsh Director, Campus Minstry
Rev. James C. Okoye
Director, Center for Spiritan Studies
Darlene Weaver Director, Center for Catholic
Intellectual Traditions
Greg Amodio Director, Athletics
Phil Racicot Associate Director, Athletics
Aaron Mitcham Director, Internal Audit
John Plante Vice President, University
Advancement
Bridget Fare Assistant VP, Public Affairs
Mary Beth Ford Executive Director, Corporate
Relations
Ronald Gigliotti Director, University Events
James Miller Associate VP, Development
and Alumni Relations
David Beaupré Vice President, Management and
Business
Mary Ellen Baney Director, Human Resources
George Bender Director, Envoirnmental Health
and Safety
David DiPetro Executive Director, Auxiliary
Services
Rodney Dobish Executive Director, Facilites
David Grousosky Associate VP, Financial Affairs
Thomas Hart Director, Public Safety
John Ziegler Executive Director, CTS
Linda S. Drago, Esq. Vice President, Legal Affairs and
Note: All Figures as of September 28, 2012 "All Other" includes College in High School, Cross-Registered, Forensic Science and Law Certificate, English as a 2nd Language, and Personal Goals - Audit.
All OtherEnrollment Status: Undergraduate Graduate and Professional Practice Total Enrollment
Note: All Figures as of Feb 1, 2013 "All Other" includes College in High School, Cross-Registered, Forensic Science and Law Certificate, English as a 2nd Language, and Personal Goals - Audit.
Enrollment Status: Undergraduate Graduate and Professional Practice All Other Total Enrollment
Duquesne UniversityUniversity Enrollment Overview
Spring Semester 2013
239 703
28
970
5,349
3,197
49
8,595
5,588
3,900
77
9,565
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
Undergrad Grad & Prof. Practice All Other Total
Part-time Full-time Total
58% 41%
1%
Undergraduate Grad & Prof. Practice All Other
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Full-Time Part-Time Total FTE 1 Full-Time Part-Time Total FTE 1 Full-Time Part-Time Total FTE 1
1 Full Time Equivalent (FTE): Calculated by dividing undergraduate credits by 15 and graduate credits by 12.2 Law FTE calculated by taking full-time headcount plus any part-time credits divided by 12.3 Undergraduate Pharmacy includes only first and second year students, years three through six are included in Graduate & Professional Practice.4 Other units not included in governmental reporting: Cross-Registered (22), English as a Second Language without credits (62), Forensic Science and Law Certificates (4), and
Personal Goals - Audit (1).
Headcount Headcount Headcount
Duquesne UniversityTotal Headcount and FTE 1 Enrollment by School, Level, and Status
Fall Semester 2012
Undergraduate Graduate & Professional Practice Total
1 Full Time Equivalent (FTE): Calculated by dividing undergraduate credits by 15 and graduate credits by 12.2 Law FTE calculated by taking full-time headcount plus any part-time credits divided by 12.3 Other units not included in governmental reporting: Cross-Registered (22), English as a Second Language without credits (62), Forensic Science and Law Certificates (4),
and Personal Goals - Audit (1).
Duquesne UniversityTotal Headcount, Credits, and FTE 1 - Enrollment by School
1 Full Time Equivalent (FTE): Calculated by dividing undergraduate credits by 15.2 Undergraduate Pharmacy includes only first and second year students, years three through six are included in Graduate & Professional Practice.3 Other units not included in governmental reporting: Cross-Registered (21), English as a Second Language without credits (62), Forensic Science and Law Certificates (1),
and Personal Goals - Audit (1).
Duquesne UniversityHeadcount, Credits, and FTE 1 - Enrollment by School and Level
1 Full Time Equivalent (FTE): Calculated by dividing graduate credits by 12.2 Law FTE calculated by taking full-time headcount plus any part-time credits divided by 12.3 Undergraduate Pharmacy includes only first and second year students, years three through six are included in Graduate & Professional Practice.4 Other units not included in governmental reporting: Forensic Science and Law Certificates (3), Cross-Registered (1).
Duquesne UniversityHeadcount, Credits, and FTE 1 - Enrollment by School and Level
Fall Semesters 2011 and 2012
Graduate & Professional Practice
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Term and Year Fall 1987 Fall 1988 Fall 1989 Fall 1990 Fall 1991 Fall 1992 Fall 1993 Fall 1994 Fall 1995 Fall 1996 Fall 1997 Fall 1998 Fall 1999 Total Enrollment 6,836 6,600 6,989 7,539 8,041 8,359 8,610 9,001 9,285 9,361 9,491 9,687 9,793
Term and Year Fall 2000 Fall 2001 Fall 2002 Fall 2003 Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Total Enrollment 9,749 9,555 9,762 9,845 9,803 9,985 10,184 10,368 10,160 10,363 10,230 10,011 10,045
1 Undergraduate Pharmacy includes only first and second year students, years three through six are included in Graduate/Professional Practice.2 Includes only High School in Fall 2010, 2011, 2012. Additional program(s) included in prior years.
Duquesne UniversityCredit Hours Generated by School and Level
3 Units not included in governmental reporting: Cross-Registered, English as a 2nd Language, Personal Goals - Audit, and Forensic Science and Law Certificate in 2010, 2011, 2012. Additional program(s) included in prior years.
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Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2012NEW STUDENTS
* Total faculty headcount may differ from counts reported in other sections of the Fact Book for the following reasons:(1) Counts of "part-time faculty" include the following:
(b) part-time faculty being paid to teach in more than one department are counted once in each department.
(d) figures in Pharmacy do not include preceptors.(e) figures do not include teaching assistants.
(3) English as a Second Language students and faculty are included in Liberal Arts.
Sources: Students - Office of Institutional Research and Planning; Faculty - Office of Human Resource Management
(c) the FTE calculation is the # of full-time faculty + 1/3 # of part-time faculty. Since this calculation includes faculty in stand-alone graduate or professional programs, it does not correspond to figures in US News and World Report , IPEDS Fall Enrollment Survey, and the Common Data Set.
(2) Other includes: Spiritan Division (97), High School (3), Cross-Registered (22), Forensic Science and Law Certificate (4), Personal Goals-Audit (1).
Duquesne UniversityStudent / Faculty Ratio by School and Status
Fall Semester 2012
Student Headcount Faculty Headcount 1e
(a) any full-time faculty member being paid an additional payment to teach a class on an overload basis, either within or outside his/her home department.
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2006 Cohort 4 Year Rate 5 Year Rate 6 Year Rate(Through August 2012)
Men 57% 70% 71%Women 68% 76% 76%Total 63% 73% 74%
2005 Cohort 4 Year Rate 5 Year Rate 6 Year Rate(Through August 2011)
Men 54% 69% 70%Women 66% 74% 75%Total 61% 72% 73%
2004 Cohort 4 Year Rate 5 Year Rate 6 Year Rate(Through August 2010)
Men 56% 69% 71%Women 68% 77% 78%Total 63% 74% 75%
2003 Cohort 4 Year Rate 5 Year Rate 6 Year Rate(Through August 2009)
Men 55% 68% 71%Women 65% 74% 76%Total 61% 72% 74%
2002 Cohort 4 Year Rate 5 Year Rate 6 Year Rate(Through August 2008)
Men 52% 65% 66%Women 68% 75% 76%Total 62% 71% 72%
1 Bachelor's Degrees Only, does not include freshman Pharmacy unless BS Pharmacy was awarded.
University of Pittsburgh 3 93%Pennsylvania State University 4 92%Allegheny College 89%Duquesne University 89%Saint Joseph's University 89%University of Dayton 88%Temple University 87%Drexel University 85%West Chester University 85%Washington & Jefferson College 83%Saint Vincent College 81%Slippery Rock University 81%Gannon University 80%West Virginia University 77%Robert Morris University 76%Indiana University of Pennsylvania 75%
Average of Group 84%Duquesne's Difference from Group Average 5%
Sources: Enrollment Management Group; US Department of Education; National Center for Education Statistics
4 University Park campus
3 Pittsburgh (Oakland) campus
2 List of the top 15 institutions where Duquesne first-time, full-time freshmen applied, in addition to Duquesne University for Fall 2012.
Duquesne UniversityFirst Year Retention Rate 1 Comparisons: Key Competition 2
Fall 2012
Institution
1 Retention rate is the percentage of first-time, full-time baccalaureate degree-seeking undergraduates from the previous fall who enrolled again in the most recent fall term.
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Four Year Five Year Six Year
Pennsylvania State University 3 65% 84% 86%Saint Joseph's University 74% 79% 79%University of Pittsburgh 4 62% 77% 79%Allegheny College 70% 77% 78%University of Dayton 60% 77% 78%Washington & Jefferson College 70% 74% 74%Duquesne University 63% 73% 74%Saint Vincent College 62% 73% 73%West Chester University 43% 65% 69%Temple University 36% 60% 66%Gannon University 50% 63% 65%Drexel University 27% 61% 65%Slippery Rock University 38% 60% 62%West Virginia University 34% 52% 56%Robert Morris University 36% 51% 54%Indiana University of Pennsylvania 29% 47% 50%
Average of Group 51% 67% 69%Duquesne's Difference from Group Average 12% 6% 5%
3 University Park campus4 Pittsburgh (Oakland) campus
Source: Enrollment Management Group; National Center for Education Statistics; Fall 2006 Freshman Cohort
2 List of the top 15 institutions where Duquesne first-time, full-time freshmen applied, in addition to Duquesne University for Fall 2012.
1 Graduation Rate is calculated based upon the number of students entering the institution as full-time, first-time, baccalaureate degree-seeking undergraduates in a particular year and completing their program within 6 years.
SLPA = School of Leadership and Professional AdvancementN&ES = Natural and Environmental Sciences
Duquesne UniversityStudent Credit Hours Generated by School and Level
Fall Semester 2012
* Others includes Cross-Registered, Forensic Science and Law Certificate, English as a 2nd Language, High School, and Personal Goals - Audit.
Note - Student Credit Hours Generated represents the number of student credit hours taken by students enrolled in each school, regardless of the school in which the courses are taught.
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
Business Education Health Sci. Law SLPA Liberal Arts Music N&ES Nursing Pharmacy SpiritanDivision
SLPA = School of Leadership and Professional AdvancementN&ES = Natural and Environmental Sciences
Duquesne UniversityStudent Credit Hours Taught by School and Level
Fall Semester 2012
Notes: Student Credit Hours Taught represents the number of student credit hours being produced by the courses, regardless of where the students in the courses are enrolled. This will not match the Fall 2012 Census Report.* Others includes Pittsburgh Council on Higher Education, ROTC and Study Abroad.
0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
Business Education Health Sci. Law SLPA Liberal Arts Music N&ES Nursing Pharmacy SpiritanDivision
Others
Credit Hours Generated vs. Credit Hours Taught
Generated Taught
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Non-R Non-Re Y Y Black o Black o WhiteWhite American American Asian Asian Native Ha Native Hawaiian or Othe Non-Re Non-Resident Alien
Note: Race & ethnicity categories reported follow the US Department of Education Standards for Maintaining, Collecting and Presenting Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity . Categories may differ when comparing prior University Fact Books.
Source: Institutional Research and Planning, based on IPEDS Enrollment Report
other Pacific Islander races ethnicity unknown TotalNative Hawaiian or Two or more Race and/or
Asian
Duquesne UniversityEnrollment by School, Level, Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Fall Semester 2012
Non-Hispanic/LatinoNonresident Black or American Indian
Aliens Hispanic/Latino African American White or Alaska Native
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# of Students0 - 4
5 - 1011 - 2021 - 75
Note: Does not include Non-Resident Aliens. 75 - 500Over 500
Duquesne UniversityNational Enrollment Map
Fall Semester 2012
AAAL
AZ AR
CA CO
CT
DE
FL
GA
PA ID
IL IN IA
KS KY
LA
ME
MD
MI MN
MS
MO
MT
NE NV
NH
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AK Hawaii
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State Abbr Undergraduate Graduate Total Percent of Total
Pennsylvania PA 4,270 2,958 7,228 72.0%Ohio OH 319 189 508 5.1%New York NY 260 108 368 3.7%Maryland MD 161 68 229 2.3%New Jersey NJ 152 65 217 2.2%Virginia VA 71 40 111 1.1%West Virginia WV 44 37 81 0.8%California CA 39 33 72 0.7%Massachusetts MA 51 13 64 0.6%Texas TX 21 32 53 0.5%Connecticut CT 33 17 50 0.5%Florida FL 20 30 50 0.5%North Carolina NC 27 22 49 0.5%Michigan MI 17 15 32 0.3%Illinois IL 14 15 29 0.3%Georgia GA 10 16 26 0.3%Colorado CO 10 11 21 0.2%Tennessee TN 7 14 21 0.2%New Hampshire NH 13 4 17 0.2%Rhode Island RI 15 1 16 0.2%Delaware DE 10 6 16 0.2%South Carolina SC 5 10 15 0.1%Wisconsin WI 11 3 14 0.1%Arizona AZ 7 7 14 0.1%Indiana IN 5 8 13 0.1%Washington WA 2 7 9 0.1%Puerto Rico PR 7 0 7 0.1%Hawaii HI 6 1 7 0.1%Missouri MO 3 4 7 0.1%Maine ME 2 5 7 0.1%Oregon OR 5 1 6 0.1%Alabama AL 4 2 6 0.1%Kentucky KY 0 6 6 0.1%Wyoming WY 0 6 6 0.1%Vermont VT 4 1 5 0.0%Minnesota MN 3 2 5 0.0%Louisiana LA 2 3 5 0.0%District of Columbia DC 1 3 4 0.0%Nevada NV 1 3 4 0.0%Kansas KS 0 4 4 0.0%North Dakota ND 0 4 4 0.0%Alaska AK 2 1 3 0.0%Arkansas AR 2 1 3 0.0%Utah UT 1 2 3 0.0%Oklahoma OK 0 3 3 0.0%Nebraska NE 2 0 2 0.0%New Mexico NM 1 1 2 0.0%Iowa IA 0 2 2 0.0%Idaho ID 0 1 1 0.0%Mississippi MS 0 1 1 0.0%Montana MT 0 1 1 0.0%South Dakota SD 0 0 0 0.0%Non Resident Alien NRA 268 315 583 5.8%Not Reported NR 9 18 27 0.3%Armed Forces - 0 8 8 0.1%TOTAL 5,917 4,128 10,045 100.0%
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Note: State is based on home address.
Duquesne UniversityEnrollment by State of Residency
Fall Semester 2012
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# of Students0 - 19
20 - 2425 - 70
71 - 250251 - 3000Over 3000
Duquesne UniversityPennsylvania County Enrollment Map
Fall Semester 2012
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks Blair
Bradford
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
Elk
Erie
Fayette
Forest
Franklin Fulton
Greene
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
Perry
Pike
Potter
Schuylkill Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmoreland
Wyoming
York
Montgomery
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County Abbr Undergraduate Graduate Total Percent of Total
Allegheny AL 1,839 1,658 3,497 34.8%Westmoreland WM 349 198 547 5.4%Butler BU 192 117 309 3.1%Washington WS 186 118 304 3.0%Beaver BE 150 93 243 2.4%Bucks BU 122 25 147 1.5%Cambria CB 71 35 106 1.1%Erie ER 67 39 106 1.1%Montgomery MG 83 22 105 1.0%Fayette FA 46 52 98 1.0%Cumberland CU 61 25 86 0.9%Chester CH 81 3 84 0.8%Lawrence LW 33 49 82 0.8%Mercer MR 48 34 82 0.8%Lancaster LN 40 25 65 0.6%Armstrong AR 37 26 63 0.6%Blair BL 38 25 63 0.6%Dauphin DA 37 25 62 0.6%York YO 37 18 55 0.5%Lehigh LH 44 8 52 0.5%Berks BE 40 9 49 0.5%Luzerne LZ 35 14 49 0.5%Delaware DE 36 11 47 0.5%Indiana IN 32 12 44 0.4%Clearfield CF 29 13 42 0.4%Northampton NH 31 11 42 0.4%Lackawanna LA 28 13 41 0.4%Philadelphia PH 31 9 40 0.4%Crawford CD 18 20 38 0.4%Somerset SM 23 14 37 0.4%Venango VE 12 12 24 0.2%Elk EL 10 12 22 0.2%Franklin FR 14 6 20 0.2%Jefferson JF 11 9 20 0.2%Lycoming KY 13 4 17 0.2%Monroe MO 11 5 16 0.2%Greene GR 6 9 15 0.1%Bedford BE 6 8 14 0.1%McKean MK 11 3 14 0.1%Adams AD 6 7 13 0.1%Warren WR 8 5 13 0.1%Columbia CO 10 2 12 0.1%Clarion CL 5 6 11 0.1%Northumberland NH 7 4 11 0.1%Bradford BR 6 3 9 0.1%Centre CT 6 3 9 0.1%Lebanon LB 4 5 9 0.1%Schuylkill SC 4 4 8 0.1%Huntingdon HU 3 4 7 0.1%Montour MO 5 2 7 0.1%Tioga TI 0 6 6 0.1%Union UN 4 2 6 0.1%Mifflin MI 2 3 5 0.0%Perry PR 2 3 5 0.0%Potter PT 4 1 5 0.0%Pike PK 3 1 4 0.0%Snyder SN 3 1 4 0.0%Susquehanna SQ 4 0 4 0.0%Wayne WA 3 1 4 0.0%Carbon CR 2 1 3 0.0%Fulton FL 2 1 3 0.0%Juniata JU 2 0 2 0.0%Clinton CN 0 1 1 0.0%Cameron CM 0 0 0 0.0%Wyoming WY 0 0 0 0.0%PA County TOTAL - 4,053 2,855 6,908 68.8%PA County Not Reported - 217 103 320 3.2%Out of State Residents - 1,379 847 2,226 22.2%NRA 268 315 583 5.8%Armed Forces 0 8 8 0.1%Grand TOTAL - 5,917 4,128 10,045 100.0%
Note: County is based on home address.
Duquesne UniversityEnrollment by Pennsylvania County
Doctoral & Professional Practice Total 414 548 508 503 534
Post Baccalaureate & Post-Master's Certificates 58 33 55 41 39
UNIVERSITY TOTAL 2,521 2,701 2,632 2,797 2,689
Note: Degrees conferred represent first majors only as data reconciles to degree conferred, not major.
Sources: Office of Institutional Research and Planning; IPEDS Post Secondary Completions Report
Duquesne UniversityDegrees Conferred by Degree Category and School
Fiscal Years 2008 to 2012
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Business Count Leadership and Professional Advancement Count
Accounting 58 Comp Systems Technology 1Economics 9 Humane Leadership 3Entrepreneurship 13 Organizational Leadership 5Finance 61 Professional Studies 60Honors Accounting 7 69Information Systems Management 30International Business 15 Liberal Arts CountLegal Studies 1 Bachelor of ArtsManagement 3 Art History 3Marketing 61 Classical Civilization 4Sports Marketing 26 Communication Studies 7Supply Chain Management 31 Computer Science 7
315 Corporate Communication 19Digital Media Arts 17
Education Count Economics 3BS in Education English 23
Education - Non Certification 3 History 30Elementary Education 37 Integrated Marketing Communication 27Elementary/Early Childhood 1 International Relations 11Secondary Ed-English 5 Journalism 20Secondary Ed-Mathematics 6 Liberal Arts 2Secondary Ed-Social Studies 11 Mathematics 9Secondary Ed-Spanish 3 Media Mgmt and Production 3
66 Modern Languages 2Philosophy 9
Health Sciences Count Political Science 24BS in Health Sciences Psychology 48
Health Sciences 9 Public Relations & Advertising 31Occupational Therapy 25 Sociology 20Physical Therapy 32 Spanish 10Physician Assistant Studies 46 Theater Arts 1Speech-Language Pathology 24 Theology 4
BS in Athletic Training World Literature 1Athletic Training 6 Bachelor of Science
BS in Health Mgmt Systems Computer Science 3Health Management Systems 18 Mathematics 19
160 Pre-Osteopathic Medicine 1Total 358
Note: Degrees conferred represent first majors only as data reconciles to degree conferred, not major.
Sources: Office of Institutional Research and Planning; IPEDS Post Secondary Completions Report
Total
Total
Total
Duquesne UniversityBachelor's Level Completions by School, Degree and Major Description
Fiscal Year 2012
BS in Business Administration BS in Professional Studies
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Music Count Natural and Environmental Sciences CountBachelor of Music
Music Technology 17 Biochemistry 5Performance 16 Physics 6
Music Education 12 Biochemistry 3Biology 96
Music Therapy 6 Chemistry 1151 Environmental Science 5
Physics 4Count 130
Nursing 92 CountNursing Second Degree 45
137 Health Care Supply Chain Mgmt 8Pharmaceutical Sciences 4
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Duquesne UniversityMaster's Level Completions by School, Degree and Major Description
Business Count Health Sciences Count
Business Administration 91 Health Management Systems 19Sustainability 24
Physician Assistant Studies 30Accounting 16
Occupational Therapy 27Information Systems Management 4 Speech-Language Pathology 30
135 106
Education Count Law CountMaster of Law and Letters
Child Psychology 17 Foreign Law Day 0Community Counseling Services 13 0Early Childhood Education 1Education Administration, K-12 14 Leadership and Professional Advancement CountEducational Studies 13 Master of ScienceElementary/Early Childhood 3 Leadership 130Elementary-LTP 28 130ESL Program Specialist 7Instructional Technology 20Marriage & Family Therapy 4Reading & Language Arts 15School Counseling 33School Supervision 1Secondary Education 28Special Education-CBP 19Special Education-CMH 2
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Note: Degrees conferred represent first majors only as data reconciles to degree conferred, not major.
Sources: Office of Institutional Research and Planning; IPEDS Post Secondary Completions Report
Duquesne UniversityBachelor's Level Completions by School, Degree and Major Description (cont.)
Fiscal Year 2012
Bachelor of Arts
BS in Music Education Bachelor of Science
BS in Music Therapy
Total
Total
Master of Bus Administration Master of Health Management Systems
Bachelor's Total
NursingBS in Nursing
Total
PharmacyBachelor of Science
Total
Master of Physician Assistant Studies
Total
MS in Education
Total
MS in AccountancyMaster of Science
MS in Information Systems Mgmt
Total
Total
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Liberal Arts Count CountMaster of Arts
Communication 24 Environmental Management 15English 19Healthcare Ethics 5 Biology 3History 4 Biotechnology 9Pastoral Ministry 2 Chemistry 1Philosophy 9 Forensic Science and Law 14Psychology 7Public History 11 Environmental Science & Mgmt 3Religious Education 1 45Social and Public Policy 17Theology 3 Nursing Count
Master of ScienceComputational Mathematics 4 Family Nurse Practitioner 25
MS in Media Arts & Technology Forensic Nursing 5Multimedia 9 Nursing Education 5
Total 115 35
Music Count Pharmacy CountMaster of Music Master of Science
1 "Active Degree Programs" are unique combinations of an academic major (History) and a degree (BA) reported as of January 2013.
3 Includes Second Degree Nursing Program.4 Doctoral & Professional Practice includes the six year PharmD Program and the Weekend PharmD Program as one.
2 Bachelor's includes the BSHS awarded only to students in a 5 or 6 year program after the completion of the fourth year.
Sources: Office of Institutional Research and Planning; Associate Provost/AAVP's Office, for the Pennsylvania Department of Education's Annual Survey of Educational Programs (ASEP)
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School of Business Degree Type* School of Liberal Arts Degree Type*3/3 Law 1 BSBA B Art History BA BAccounting BSBA B Classical Civilization BA BEconomics BSBA B Classical Greek BA BEntrepreneurial Studies BSBA B Classical Languages BA BFinance BSBA B Classical Latin BA BInformation Systems Management BSBA B Communication Studies BA BInternational Business BSBA B Computer Science BA BLegal Studies BSBA B Computer Science BS BManagement BSBA B Corporate Communications BA BMarketing BSBA B Digital Media Arts BA BSports Marketing BSBA B Economics BA BSupply Chain Management BSBA B English BA BAccountancy MAcc M History BA BBusiness Administration MBA M Integrated Marketing Communication BA BSustainability MBA M International Relations BA BInformation Systems Management MS-ISM M Journalism BA BSchool of Education Liberal Arts BA BBusiness, Computer, and Information Technology BSEd B Mathematics BA BEarly Level Program (PK-4) BSEd B Mathematics BS BEducation - Non Certification BSEd B Modern Languages BA BMiddle Level Program (4-8) BSEd B Philosophy BA BSecondary Education 2 BSEd B Political Science BA BBusiness, Computer, and Information Technology MSEd M Psychology BA BChild Psychology MSEd M Public Relations and Advertising BA BCommunity Mental Health Counseling MSEd M Rhetoric BA BEarly Childhood Education MSEd M Sociology BA BEarly Childhood/Elementary Education MSEd M Spanish BA BEducational Administration, K-12 MSEd M Theatre Arts BA BEducational Studies MSEd M Theology BA BElementary Education MSEd M Women's and Gender Studies BA BEnglish as a Second Language MSEd M World Literature BA BInstructional Technology MSEd M Communication MA MLeading Teacher Program in Grades PreK-4 MSEd M English MA MMarriage and Family Therapy MSEd M Health Care Ethics MA MProgram Planning and Evaluation MSEd M Historical Studies MA MReading and Language Arts MSEd M Pastoral Ministry MA MSchool Counseling MSEd M Philosophy MA MSecondary Education 3 MSEd M Public History MA M
MSEd M Religious Education MA MSocial and Public Policy MA M
MSEd M Theology MA MComputational Mathematics MS M
Doctoral Program in Instructional Technology (EdDIT) EdD DR Media Arts and Technology MS MEducational Leadership EdD DR Clinical Psychology PhD DRCounselor Education and Supervision PhD DR English PhD DRSchool Psychology PhD DR Health Care Ethics PhD DRSchool Psychology PsyD DR Health Care Ethics Dr HCE DR
Philosophy PhD DRRhetoric PhD DRSystematic Theology PhD DR
* Degree Type: B = Bachelor's, M = Master's, PP = Professional Practice, DR = Doctoral1 Undergraduate for 3 years, BSBA awarded during 4th year at Duquesne (first year of Law School), if admitted to the Law School. Not reported in ASEP.2 Combines the BSEd program with an academic major in: English, Latin, Mathematics, Social Studies, or Spanish.
Sources: Office of Institutional Research and Planning; Associate Provost/AAVP's Office, for the Pennsylvania Department of Education's Annual Survey of Educational Programs (ASEP)
3 Combines professional graduate education with an academic major in: Biology, Chemistry, English, Latin, Mathematics, Physics, Social Studies, or Spanish.
Duquesne UniversityDegree Programs by School
January 2013
Special Education - Cognitive, Behavior, and Physical/Health DisabilitiesSpecial Education - Community Mental Health/Special Education Support
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School of Health Sciences Degree Type* School of Natural and Enviro. Sciences Degree Type*Athletic Training BSAT B Binary Engineering 6 BA BHealth Management Systems BSHMS B Biochemistry BA BHealth Sciences 4 BSHS B Biochemistry BS BPhysical Therapy DPT PP Biology BS BRehabilitation Science PhD DR Chemistry BS BHealth Management Systems MHMS M Environmental Chemistry BS BPhysician Assistant Studies MPA M Environmental Science BS BOccupational Therapy MS M Physics BA BRehabilitation Science MS M Physics BS BSpeech - Language Pathology MS M Biology MS MSchool of Leadership and Prof. Advancement Biotechnology MS MProfessional Communication BA B Chemistry MS MBehavioral Science BS B Environmental Science and Management MS MComputer Systems Technology BS B Forensic Science and Law MS MHumane Leadership BS B Biology PhD DROrganizational Leadership BS B Chemistry PhD DRLeadership 5 MS M School of NursingSchool of Music Nursing BSN BMusic Technology BM B Second Degree Nursing BSN BPerformance BM B Nursing 7 MSN MMusic Education BS B Nursing PhD DRMusic Therapy BS B Nursing Practice DNP PPMusic Education MM M School of PharmacyMusic Technology MM M Health Care Supply Chain Management BS BPerformance MM M Pharmaceutical Sciences BS BSacred Music MM M Industrial Pharmacy MS M
Medicinal Chemistry MS MPharmaceutics MS MPharmacology MS MPharmacy Administration MS MDoctor of Pharmacy PharmD PPMedicinal Chemistry PhD DRPharmaceutics PhD DRPharmacology PhD DRSchool of LawLaws and Letters 8 LLM MJuris Doctor JD PP
*Degree Type: B = Bachelor's, M = Master's, PP = Professional Practice, DR = Doctoral4 Typically, at the completion of the fourth year of a five or six year master's program, the student is awarded the BSHS degree.
7 Three areas of concentration are offered within the MSN program: Family Nurse Practitioner, Forensic Nursing, and Nursing Education.8 Available only to students who already possess a law degree from a foreign nation.
Sources: Office of Institutional Research and Planning; Associate Provost/AAVP's Office, for the Pennsylvania Department of Education's Annual Survey of Educational Programs (ASEP)
Duquesne UniversityDegree Programs by School
January 2013 (cont.)
5 Students in the Master of Science in Leadership program may choose a concentration in: Business Ethics, Community Leadership, Global Leadership, Information Technology, Leadership in Mission, Liberal Studies, Professional Administration, or Sports Leadership.6 BS in Engineering (BSE) awarded from an associated institution (Case Western Reserve University or the University of Pittsburgh). A BA in Physics from Duquesne is awarded at the same time, but not until completion of the engineering degree from the associated institution. Not reported in ASEP.
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School of Education Level 1
Curriculum & Instruction PB
Instructional Technology PB
School Administration PB
Community Counseling PM
Counseling (CAGS) PM
Counselor - Licensure PM
Marriage & Family Therapy (CAGS) PM
School Psychology (CAGS) PM
School Supervision PM
School of Health SciencesPost-Baccalaureate Pre-Med 2 PB
School of Leadership & Professional AdvancementParalegal Studies 3 CEProfessional Coach 3 CEExecutive Certificate in Financial Planning 3 CEHumane Leadership 4 PB
School of Liberal ArtsConflict Resolution & Peace Studies PB
Multimedia Technology PB
Pastoral Ministry PB
Policy Analysis & Administration PB
School of MusicArtist Diploma 4 PB
Music Education PBMusic Therapy 4 PB
School of Natural & Environmental SciencesEnvironmental Management PB
Environmental Science PB
Forensic Science and Law PBForensic Science & Law Program 3 CE
School of NursingFamily Nurse Practitioner 4 PM
Forensic Nursing PM
1 PB = Post Baccalaureate, PM = Post Master's, CE = Continuing Education (non-credit)
3 Continuing Education programs are not reported in ASEP.4 Subject to pending federal Gainful Employment regulations.
Duquesne UniversityCertificate Programs by School
January 2013
2 This program is designed for individuals who are currently enrolled in college or have completed a bachelor's degree and are interested in pursuing a career in medicine, dentistry, podiatry, optometry, chiropractic, or veterinary medicine. Upon successful completion, the student is prepared to matriculate to a medical school.
Sources: Office of Institutional Research and Planning; Associate Provost/AAVP's Office, for the Pennsylvania Department of Education's Annual Survey of Educational Programs (ASEP)
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BUSINESS HEALTH SCIENCESBSBA / BA or BS1 BSAT / DPT (Athletic Training / Physical Therapy)MBA / MA in Social and Public Policy BSAT / MS in Occupational Therapy (Athletic Training / Occupational Therapy)MBA / MHMS (Health Management Systems) BSAT / MPAS (Athletic Training / Physician Assistant Studies)MBA / MS in Environmental Science and ManagementMBA / MS-ISM (Information Systems Management) LIBERAL ARTSMBA / MAcc (Accountancy) BA in Digital Media Arts / MS in Media Arts and TechnologyMBA / MA in Corporate Communication BA in English / MA in English
BA in Journalism / MS in Media Arts and TechnologyEDUCATION BA in Media Management and Production / MS in Media Arts and TechnologyBSEd in Secondary Education / BA in History BA in Psychology / MS in Occupational TherapyBSEd in Secondary Education / BA in English BA in Public Relations and Advertising / MS in Media Arts and TechnologyBSEd in Secondary Education / BA in Classical Latin BA or BS / MA in Social and Public PolicyBSEd in Secondary Education / BA in Mathematics BA or BS / MBA3
BSEd in Secondary Education / BS in Mathematics BS in Computer Science / MS in Computational MathematicsBS in Mathematics / MS in Computational Mathematics
NATURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES MA in Corporate Communication / MS in Media Arts and TechnologyBA in Biochemistry / MS in Forensic Science and Law MA in Pastoral Ministry / MA in Corporate CommunicationBA in Physics / BS Binary Engineering2 MA in Pastoral Ministry / MA in Rhetoric & Philosophy of CommunicationBS in Biochemistry / MS in BiotechnologyBS in Biological Sciences / MS in Biotechnology LAWBS in Biological Sciences / MS in Environmental Science and Management JD / MA in Health Care EthicsBS in Biological Sciences / MS in Forensic Science and Law JD / MBA BS in Biological Sciences / MSEd in Secondary Education JD / MDiv4
BS in Chemistry / MS in Biotechnology JD / MS in Environmental Science and ManagementBS in Chemistry / MS in Environmental Science and Management JD / BA or BS5
BS in Chemistry / MSEd in Secondary EducationBS in Environmental Science / MS in Environmental Science and Management PHARMACYBS in Physics / MSEd in Secondary Education MS in Industrial Pharmacy / MBA
1 Dual degree with a BSBA and approved BA or BS major from the School of Liberal Arts2 Binary Engineering program in cooperation with Case Western Reserve University or the University of Pittsburgh3 Joint program with a BA or BS from the School of Liberal Arts and MBA4 Joint program with the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary5 Allows certain students who meet academic requirements to complete UG degree & JD in 6 yrs. instead of 7.
Source: Offices of the Academic Deans
Duquesne UniversityDual and Joint Degree Programs
July 2013
Dual and Joint Degree Programs
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Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools 3624 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: 267-284-5000 Web: www.middlestates.org
State Board of Education of the Pennsylvania Department of Education 333 Market Street
Harrisburg, PA 17126
Tel: 717-783-6788 Web: www.pde.state.pa.us
Program/Degree Accrediting BodyAthletic Training (BSAT) Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE)
Business (all undergraduate programs) (BSBA); Accounting (Macc); Business Administration (MBA); Business Administration - Sustainability; Information Systems Management (MS-ISM)
AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
Chemistry (BS); Biochemistry (BS) (BA); Environmental Chemistry (BS) American Chemical Society of Certification (ACS)
Clinical Psychology (PhD) American Psychological Association (APA), Commission on Accreditation
Community Counseling (MSEd); Marriage and Family Therapy (MSEd); School Counseling (MSEd); Counselor Education and Supervision (PhD)
Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP)
Early Level PreK-4 Education (BSEd) (MSEd) National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
Education (all undergraduate and graduate teacher education programs) (BSEd) (MSEd)
Pennsylvania Department of Education and National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)
ESL Program (non-degree) Commission on English Language Program Accreditation (CEA)
Forensic Science and Law (MS) American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS)
Instructional Technology (MSEd) (EDD) (PhD) Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT)
Laws and Letters (LLM); Juris Doctor (JD) American Bar Association (ABA) Council of the Section on Legal Education and Admission to the Bar
Music Education (BS) Pennsylvania Department of Education and National Association of Schools of Music (NASM)
Music Technology (BM) (MM); Performance (BM) (MM); Sacred Music (MM) National Association of Schools of Music (NASM)
Music Therapy (BS) American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) and National Association of Schools of Music (NASM)
Nursing (BSN); Second Degree (BSN); Nursing (MSN); Nursing (PhD); Nursing Practice (DNP)
Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing and Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
Occupational Therapy (MS) Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE)
Pharmacy (PharmD) Pennsylvania State Board of Pharmacy and Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE)
Physical Therapy (DPT) Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE)
Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA)
Professional Coach (Certificate) International Coach Federation (ICF)
Reading and Language Arts (MSEd) International Reading Association (IRA)
School Psychology (PHD) American Psychological Association (APA) Commission on Accreditation and National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)
Secondary Education - English (BSEd) (MSEd) National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
Special Education (MSEd) Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)
Speech-Language Pathology (MS) Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
Source: Middle States Annual Institutional Profile Survey
Duquesne UniversityAccreditations
April 2013Institutional Accreditation
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FULL-TIME All FT Executive/ Other Tech/Para Clerical/ Skilled Service/Faculty Admin/Mgrl Professional Professional Secretarial Crafts Maintenance TOTAL
Duquesne UniversityFull-time Instructional Faculty by School, Rank, Ethnicity and Gender
Fall Semester 2012
ethnicity unknownTwo or more Race and/or
Totalother Pacific Islander racesAliens Hispanic/Latino African American White or Alaska Native AsianNative Hawaiian or Nonresident Black or American Indian
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Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male FemaleSCHOOL
Seton Hall University 1 $119.5 $83.9 $67.0 27% 12 $87.1 13 $61.2 13 $48.8
St. John's University $150.8 $106.9 $88.0 58% 15 $63.3 15 $44.8 16 $36.9
University of San Diego $126.8 $90.4 $82.2 28% 11 $90.9 11 $64.8 11 $58.9
University of San Francisco $143.3 $106.4 $88.1 42% 13 $82.9 12 $61.6 12 $51.0
University of St. Thomas $111.7 $83.9 $76.7 13% 10 $97.7 7 $73.4 6 $67.1
Note: Cost of living adjustment was derived by utilizing Bankrate's "Cost of Living Comparison Calculator" on April 10, 2013. Bankrate's calculator utilizes data from the Cost of Living Index (COLI) which is considered
a reliable source of city-to-city comparisons of key consumer costs. COLI data is recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau, US Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the President's Council of Economic Advisors. 1 2011-2012 data as school did not particpate in 2012-2013 AAUP survey.
Sources : AAUP Faculty Salary Survey; Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching; Office of Planning, Budgeting, and Institutional Research
Salaries Reported by AAUP Equivalent Income in Pittsburgh
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Carnegie Classification 2 Professor Associate
ProfessorAssistant Professor Instructor
Drexel University RU/H $141.8 $106.7 $93.2 $69.0Pennsylvania State University RU/VH $138.7 $94.3 $82.5 $55.2University of Pittsburgh 3 RU/VH $135.9 $91.5 $75.8 $45.4Temple University RU/H $134.6 $94.9 $71.0 $55.6Duquesne University RU/H $114.5 $82.8 $68.4 $53.1University of Dayton RU/H $110.2 $79.8 $69.8 N/RWest Virginia University RU/H $109.9 $83.0 $66.3 $44.1Saint Joseph's University Master's/L $105.8 $78.6 $67.7 $56.5Slippery Rock University Master's/L $104.7 $84.2 $68.4 $48.3West Chester University Master's/L $103.2 $82.7 $66.6 $46.6Indiana University of Pennsylvania DRU $103.1 $82.4 $61.1 $48.9Allegheny College Bac/A&S $98.3 $73.5 $59.2 $47.2Robert Morris University Master's/L $97.5 $81.2 $74.4 N/RGannon University Master's/L $87.9 $69.5 $61.4 $48.6Saint Vincent College Bac/A&S $85.8 $63.4 $54.8 $51.3Washington & Jefferson College Bac/A&S $85.4 $66.6 $56.7 N/R
Average of Group $109.8 $82.2 $68.6 $51.5Difference from Group (Duquesne) $4.7 $0.6 ($0.2) $1.6
1 List of the top 15 institutions where first-time, full-time freshmen applied, in addition to Duquesne for Fall 2012, sorted by professor-level salary comparison.2 Carnegie Classification (Basic) Categories:
RU/VH - Research Universities - Very High Research Activity
RU/H - Research Universities High Research Activity
Total operating expenses $224,271 $235,936 $239,430 $240,723 $254,029
EXCESS OF OPERATING REVENUES OVER EXPENSES $4,909 $255 $13,449 $19,074 $7,817
1 Primarily room, board, and parking.2 Primarily donor restricted gifts, sponsored research, and donor restricted endowments distributed for operations.
Source: Independent Auditors' Report, Years Ended June 30, 2008 to 2012
Duquesne UniversityUnrestricted Statements of Activities
For The Fiscal Years Ended June 30, 2008 to 2012(in thousands)
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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
NONOPERATING REVENUES AND EXPENSES:Gifts and pledges $774 ($106) ($7) $141 $106Return on endowment and other long-term investments (3,305) (19,186) 7,178 14,019 (1,416)Endowment income distributed for operations (2,491) (1,606) (1,165) (1,326) (2,958)Gain on sale of radio station 5,280Other 347
Net non-operating revenues and expenses (5,022) (20,898) 6,353 12,834 1,012
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (113) (20,643) 19,802 31,908 8,829
NET ASSETS - Beginning of year $186,777 $186,664 $166,021 $185,823 $217,731
NET ASSETS - End of Year $186,664 $166,021 $185,823 $217,731 $226,560
Source: Independent Auditors' Report, Years Ended June 30, 2008 to 2012
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For The Fiscal Years Ended June 30, 2008 to 2012(in thousands)
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Duquesne UniversityUnrestricted Operating Revenues and Expenses
Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2012(in thousands)
Source: Independent Auditors' Report, Year Ended June 30, 2012
Unrestricted Operating Revenue and Expense Fiscal Years Ended June 30
(in thousands)
Operating Revenue Operating Expense
$483
$573
$186 $229
$297 $344
$0
$100,000
$200,000
$300,000
$400,000
$500,000
$600,000
$700,000
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Summary of Financial Position Fiscal Years Ended June 30
(in thousands)
Assets Liabilities Net Assets
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Duquesne UniversityEndowment Statistics
Fiscal Years 2008 to 2012
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Market Value 1 (in thousands) $161,300 $121,049 $140,824 $171,119 $177,211Endowment/FTE Student $18,286 $13,359 $15,170 $18,394 $19,433Endowment Spending Rate 5.0% 5.5% 5.3% 5.3% 5.3%Endowment Income Distributed (in thousands) $5,685 $6,006 $4,513 $5,673 $7,471Endowment (1 year) Rate of Return -7.9% -23.6% 13.6% 25.2% -1.6%
1 Composite with True Endowment and Quasi Endowment.
Sources: NACUBO Endowment Study; FEG Endowment Reports; University Census Reports; Independent Auditors' Reports
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Duquesne UniversityEndowment Comparison per FTE: Selected Private Institutions 1
Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2012
Carnegie Classification 2
Endowment Funds(in thousands)
No. Full TimeEquivalent (FTE) 3
Endowmentper FTE
Pepperdine University DRU $607,953 6,180 $98,374Baylor University RU/H $964,161 14,677 $65,692Saint Louis University RU/H $852,842 13,502 $63,164Creighton University Master's/L $368,787 7,092 $52,000University of San Diego DRU $345,593 7,486 $46,165University of St. Thomas DRU $358,847 8,429 $42,573Villanova University Master's/L $366,106 9,012 $40,624University of Dayton RU/H $397,794 9,993 $39,807Fordham University RU/H $491,585 13,194 $37,258Loyola University (Maryland) Master's/L $156,122 5,127 $30,451Loyola University (Chicago) RU/H $408,036 14,475 $28,189Saint Joseph's University Master's/L $168,834 6,690 $25,237Xavier University Master's/L $117,353 5,619 $20,885Gonzaga University Master's/L $122,378 6,446 $18,985Duquesne University RU/H $177,211 9,119 $19,433DePaul University DRU $349,234 21,494 $16,248La Salle University Master's/L $71,685 5,001 $14,334Seattle University Master's/L N/R N/R N/RUniversity of Detroit Mercy Master's/L N/R N/R N/R
Average of Group $372,031 9,620 $38,789Difference from Group (Duquesne) -$194,820 -501 -$19,356
1 List of institutions selected by the Office of the Provost, for faculty salary comparisons2 Carnegie Classification (Basic) Categories:
RU/H - Research Universities - High Research Activity
Sources: 2012 NACUBO Endowment Study; NCES IPEDS Data Center; Duquesne University Census Report; The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
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Academic Year (Full-time Students) FY 2013 FY 2014 % Change
Undergraduate Tuition $27,668 $28,913 4.5% Liberal Arts, Education, Business, NursingUniversity Fee $2,366 $2,472 4.5% Natural & Environmental, Spiritan DivisionUndergrad Double Occupancy Room & Board $10,198 $10,632 4.3% Health Sciences (SS), Pharmacy (SS), and HMS
Note: The Doctor of Pharmacy Traditional Pathway Years 3-6 flat tuition rate has been changed to a per credit rate beginning in FY14 (see next page).
Duquesne UniversityTuition, Fees, Room and Board Rate Schedule
Fiscal Years 2013 and 2014
Description/Comments
$24,000
$25,000
$26,000
$27,000
$28,000
$29,000
$30,000
$31,000
$32,000
FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014
Tuition & Fees History - Predominant Full-time Undergraduate Rate
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Duquesne University
Fiscal Years 2013 and 2014 (cont.)
FY 2013 FY 2014 % Change Description/CommentsUndergraduate TuitionUndergraduate Tuition per Credit $236 $247 4.7% High School Students Studying at Duquesne (ACHI)Undergraduate Tuition per Credit $633 $661 4.4% Leadership & Professional Advancement (includes Military)Undergraduate Tuition per Credit $902 $943 4.5% Liberal Arts, Education, Spiritan Division, Business
Natural & Environmental Sciences, and Nursing
Undergraduate Tuition per Credit $971 $1,015 4.5% Pre-Pharmacy, Health Science, Healthcare Supply Chain PharmacyUndergraduate Tuition per Credit n/a $1,145 n/a Doctor of Pharmacy - Traditional Day Pathway (Years 3-6)Undergraduate Tuition per Credit $1,078 $1,127 4.5% Music
Tuition per Course $236 $247 4.7% Duquesne in High School Program (3 credit course)Tuition per Course $314 $328 4.5% Duquesne in High School Program (4 credit course)Tuition per Course $393 $411 4.6% Duquesne in High School Program (5 credit course)Tuition per Half Course $471 $492 4.5% ESLTuition per Evening Course $618 $646 4.5% ESLTuition per Course $879 $919 4.6% ESLTuition per Course $559 $584 4.5% Paralegal
Undergraduate Tuition per Semester $12,673 $13,243 4.5% Nursing 2nd Degree
Graduate TuitionGraduate Tuition per Credit $321 $335 4.4% MA in Religious EducationGraduate Tuition per Credit $686 $717 4.5% Nursing DiscountGraduate Tuition per Credit $723 $756 4.6% MS in Leadership (includes Military)Graduate Tuition per Credit $728 $761 4.5% Summer Law ExternshipGraduate Tuition per Credit $966 $1,009 4.5% Liberal Arts, Education, Business, HMSGraduate Tuition per Credit $991 $1,036 4.5% Natural & Environmental Sciences, & NursingGraduate Tuition per Credit $1,023 $1,069 4.5% Health Sciences (PT, PA, OT, SLP)Graduate Tuition per Credit n/a $1,207 n/a Doctor of Pharmacy- Weekend PathwayGraduate Tuition per Credit $1,166 $1,218 4.5% MusicGraduate Tuition per Credit $1,182 $1,235 4.5% Pharmaceutical SciencesGraduate Tuition per Credit $1,203 $1,257 4.5% Health Care Ethics Certificate, with no feesGraduate Tuition per Credit $1,266 $1,323 4.5% Law
Graduate Tuition per Semester $13,308 $13,907 4.5% Law EveningGraduate Tuition per Semester $14,474 $15,125 4.5% Sustainable MBAGraduate Tuition per Semester $17,317 $18,096 4.5% Law DayGraduate Tuition per Semester $10,000 $10,450 4.5% LLM
FeesFee per Credit $92 $96 4.3% University Fee
Fee per Semester $360 $376 4.4% LawFee per Semester $150 $150 0.0% Pharmacy Student Activity Fee- Professional Phase onlyFee per Semester $1,183 $1,236 4.5% Nursing 2nd Degree, Sustainable MBAFee per Semester $546 $571 4.6% Continuous Registration: Master's-Thesis & Doctoral Students
Fee per Student $163 $170 4.3% Orientation
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Fiscal Years 2013 and 2014 (cont.)
Living Learning Centers FY 2013 FY 2014 % Change Description/Comments
Per Semester - Undergrad/Grad - SingleRoom $4,128 $4,303 4.2%
Board $2,318 $2,417 4.3%
Total Room & Board $6,446 $6,720 4.3%
Per Semester - Vickroy - TripleRoom $2,352 $2,452 4.3%
Board $2,318 $2,417 4.3%
Total Room & Board $4,670 $4,869 4.3%
Per Semester - Vickroy - DoubleRoom $2,919 $3,043 4.2%
Board $2,318 $2,417 4.3%
Total Room & Board $5,237 $5,460 4.3%
Per Semester - Vickroy - SingleRoom $4,330 $4,514 4.2%
Board $2,318 $2,417 4.3%
Total Room & Board $6,648 $6,931 4.3%
Per Semester Des Places - Three Bedroom SuiteRoom $2,840 $2,961 4.3%
Board $2,318 $2,417 4.3%
Total Room & Board $5,158 $5,378 4.3%
Per Semester Des Places - Two Bedroom SuiteRoom $3,115 $3,247 4.2%
Board $2,318 $2,417 4.3%
Total Room & Board $5,433 $5,664 4.3%
Per Semester Des Places - One Bedroom SuiteRoom $3,415 $3,560 4.2%
Board $2,318 $2,417 4.3%
Total Room & Board $5,733 $5,977 4.3%
Per Semester Des Places - Two Bedroom Suite with a Seating AreaRoom $4,260 $4,441 4.2%
Board $2,318 $2,417 4.3%
Total Room & Board $6,578 $6,858 4.3%
Per Semester - Law - DoubleRoom $2,988 $3,115 4.3%
Board $2,477 $2,582 4.2%
Total Room & Board $5,465 $5,697 4.2%
Per Semester - Law - SingleRoom $4,434 $4,622 4.2%
Board $2,477 $2,582 4.2%
Total Room & Board $6,911 $7,204 4.2%
The semester Board rate of $2,417 reflects the pricing of all meal plans. The options will be a 275-meal plan with $100 declining balance, a 225-meal plan with a $175 declining balance, a 200-meal plan with a $275 declining balance and a 175-meal plan with a $300 declining balance.
Tuition, Fees, Room and Board Rate Schedule
The semester Board rate of $2,417 reflects the pricing of all meal plans. The options will be a 275-meal plan with $100 declining balance, a 225-meal plan with a $175 declining balance, a 200-meal plan with a $275 declining balance and a 175-meal plan with a $300 declining balance.
The semester Board rate of $2,417 reflects the pricing of all meal plans. The options will be a 275-meal plan with 100 declining balance, a 225-meal plan with a $175 declining balance, a 200-meal plan with a $275 declining balance and a 175-meal plan with a $300 declining balance.
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Tuition & Fees 2 Enrollment 3
Allegheny College $39,100 2,140Drexel University $37,505 25,500Duquesne University $31,385 9,956Gannon University $27,546 4,008Indiana University of Pennsylvania $9,080 15,596Pennsylvania State University $16,992 45,783Robert Morris University $25,239 5,181Saint Joseph's University $39,040 8,805Saint Vincent College $30,351 1,766Slippery Rock University $9,027 8,559Temple University $14,096 36,744University of Dayton $35,800 11,159University of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh) $17,100 28,769Washington & Jefferson College $39,710 1,429West Chester University $8,849 15,411West Virginia University $6,456 29,707
1 List of the top 15 institutions where Duquesne first-time, full-time freshmen applied, in addition to Duquesne University for Fall 2012.
Sources: Enrollment Management Group; US Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics; The College Board
2 Full-time undergraduate tuition and required fees for 2013-14 as reported to The College Board. In state rate reported, where applicable.3 Fall 2012 Enrollment as reported by US Department of Education - Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.
Duquesne UniversityTuition and Enrollment Comparisons: Key Competition1
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Duquesne UniversityNumber of Full-time Undergraduate Students Receiving Financial Aid
Academic Years 2011-2012 and 2012-2013
Freshmen All Undergrads Freshmen All
Undergrads
1.) Students who applied for need based financial aid 1,193 4,586 1,363 4,625
2.) Students in line 1. determined to have financial need 989 3,920 1,107 3,948
3.) Students in line 2. awarded any financial aid 989 3,920 1,107 3,948
4.) Students in line 3. awarded need based scholarships/grants 981 3,827 1,096 3,848
5.) Students in line 3. awarded need based self-help 863 3,391 963 3,389
6.) Students in line 3. awarded non-need based scholarships/grants 970 3,591 1,081 3,672
7.) Students in line 3. whose need was fully met 224 997 268 1,000
8.) Average percentage of need met 88.9% 77.5% 87.7% 77.2%
9.) Average amount of financial aid package for students in line 3 $22,813 $22,520 $24,965 $23,753
Default RatesFiscal Years 2006 - 2010
Student Loan Default Rate FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010National Average 5.2% 6.7% 7.0% 8.8% 9.1%Duquesne University 1.5% 1.9% 1.8% 1.3% 2.0%No. in Repayment 3,450 2,012 1,911 2,093 2,095No. in Default 52 39 35 29 42
Graduation RatesFreshman Cohort Fall 2006
HEOA 1 added provisions requiring that graduation rates be disaggregated in the following categories:
Bachelor's or equivalent
degree seeking sub
cohort
Completed program in 4 yrs or less
Completed program in 5 yrs or less
Completed program in 6 yrs or less
Completed Bachelor's
within 150%
Headcount: 263 148 190 194 1941) Recipients of a Federal Pell Grant Rate: 100% 56% 72% 74% 74%
2) Recipients of subsidized Stafford Loan Headcount: 567 386 434 441 441who did not receive a Pell Grant Rate: 100% 68% 77% 78% 78%
3) Students who did not receive a Pell Grant Headcount: 275 166 185 185 185 or subsidized Stafford Loan Rate: 100% 60% 67% 67% 67%
Alumni Other Groups & Individuals Corporations Foundation
Voluntary Support by Source
FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012
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Building Name Type Gross Square Footage
Anna Shultz Building Academic 7,455Bayer Learning Center Academic 61,215Canevin Hall Academic 50,030College Hall Academic 102,476Edward J. Hanley Hall Academic 116,604Fisher Hall Academic 211,400Gumberg Library Academic 116,350Libermann Hall Academic 111,374Mary Pappert School of Music Academic 61,333Muldoon Building Academic 9,518Rangos School of Health Sciences Academic 50,807Richard King Mellon Hall of Science Academic 193,014Rockwell Hall Academic 165,065Academic Square Feet 1,256,641
Administration Building and Chapel Administration 65,370Bushinski Building Administration 6,773Cooper Building Administration 17,000Koren Building Administration 18,823Murphy Building Administration 3,812Public Safety Administration 22,936Tamburitzan Building Administration 14,000Trinity Hall Administration 31,795Van Kaam Building Administration 4,069Wilms Building Administration 2,673Administration Square Feet 187,251
A.J. Palumbo Center Athletics 117,080A.J. Rooney Grandstand Athletics 2,657Beard Press Box Athletics 1,915Mendell Hall Athletics 7,500Athletics Square Feet 129,152
Assumption Hall Residence Life 62,483Brottier Hall Residence Life 313,664Des Places Hall Residence Life 131,453Duquesne Towers Residence Life 314,413St. Ann Hall Residence Life 115,259St. Martin Hall Residence Life 108,000Vickroy Hall Residence Life 76,500Residence Life Square Feet 1,121,772
Duquesne Union Student Activities 164,256Power Center Student Activities 136,877Student Activities Square Feet 301,133
Clement Hall Other 5,246Enugu Building Other 11,565Fisher Hall Bridge Other 1,525Laval House Other 10,153Rockwell Hall Bridge Other 1,350Sklar Bridge Other 2,965Tamburitzan Garage Other 1,400Trinity Hall Garage Other 3,900Utilities Building Other 17,325Other Square Feet 55,429
3,771,33149.5
425
1 A.J. Rooney Grandstand, Beard Press Box, Fisher Hall Bridge, Rockwell Hall Bridge, and Sklar BridgeSource: Office of Facilities Management
Other Structures 1:Building Count:
Duquesne UniversityBuilding Statistics
June 2013
Total Gross Square Footage:Total Acres:
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Expenditures: 2011 2012
University Budget (including salaries 1) 4,026,296$ 4,261,718$ Other Funds & Endowments 702,375$ 561,144$ Total Expenditures 4,728,671$ 4,822,862$
Gate Count 589,387 547,342Circulation of Materials 73,265 66,726Curriculum Center Materials Circulated 3 19,027 17,111Laptops - Checked Out 21,577 19,559Carrel Keys Loaned 17,464 17,882Electronic Articles Accessed 4 4,164,211 1,727,097
Services: 2011 2012
QuestionBasic Help Questions 32,866 26,651Research Assistances 10,643 11,080Total 43,509 37,731
Borrowed - Collection Items Borrowed from Other Libraries for Duquesne UniversityInterlibrary Loan - Items 11,438 9,287E-ZBorrow - Items 4,872 4,427Total 16,310 13,714
Lent - Collection Items Loaned to Other Libraries by Gumberg LibraryInterlibrary Loan - Items 6,680 6,271E-ZBorrow - Items 4,720 3,513Total 11,400 9,784
Teaching: 2011 2012
Information LiteracySessions Held 431 427Attendance 5,323 4,473
1 Does not include fringe benefits.2 Includes free journals catalogued in library systems.3 Curriculum Center Materials Circulated is a subset of Circulation of Materials.4 Reflects calendar years rather than fiscal years. Articles accessed for 2012 dropped due to change in counting method.
Source: Gumberg Library Fact Sheet
Duquesne UniversityGumberg Library Statistics and Activity
1 Brottier is an apartment-style residence hall, therefore bed count is actual capacity count.
Source: Office of Residence Life; Office of Institutional Research and Planning
BedsOccupied
byType
Occupancy
2 Due to increased demand, quad and triple housing was created in Assumption Hall, St. Ann Hall, and Vickroy Hall. These changes created an additional 77 beds to reach the capacity of 3,796.3 Headcount by classification is from student's self-reported, signed Verified Floor Rosters as of 9/21/12. This may not be consistent with headcount by classification based on earned credits reported in sections of the University Fact Book.
Beds Available
byType/
Capacity
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BasketballCross CountryLacrosseRowingSoccerSwimmingTennisTrack & Field (Indoor)Track & Field (Outdoor)Volleyball
BasketballCross CountryFootballSoccerTennisTrack & Field (Outdoor)
All Varsity Teams compete in the Atlantic-10 Conference, except for Football (Northeast Conference).
HEAD COACH
Director of Athletics: Greg Amodio
James Ferry
All Sports are NCAA Division I. Football competes in the Football Championship Subdivision
Bryan Delsite
ATHLETIC TEAM
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1878 (Oct.) Pittsburgh Catholic School of the Holy Ghost opened its doorsFirst enrollment was 40 students
1878 College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts established
1882 State charter was granted for Pittsburgh Catholic School
1885 "Old Main" dedicated, the first building at the University's current location
1889 First baccalaureate degree conferred
1904 University Chapel dedicated
1910 Became The University of the Holy Ghost, the first Catholic University in Pennsylvania
1911 Renamed Duquesne University of The Holy Ghost
1911 School of Law established
1913 School of Business Administration established
1925 School of Pharmacy established
1926 School of Music established
1929 School of Education established
1937 School of Nursing established
1981 Enrollment reaches 6,744
1984 Creation of Honors College
1987 University Mission Statement approved by Board of Directors
1990 School of Health Sciences established
1994 Enrollment grows to 9,000 students
1994 School of Natural and Environmental Sciences established
2001 School of Leadership and Professional Advancement established
2002 Filed name change with PA Corporation Bureau to become Duquesne University of The Holy Spirit
2006 First time enrollment exceeds 10,000 students
2013 University celebrates a history of 135 years
2013 School of Business celebrates its centennial
Duquesne University History
Significant Events in Duquesne University History
Sources: Rishel, Joseph. The spirit that gives life: the history of Duquesne University, 1878-1996 Pittsburgh: Duquesne University, 1997, the Office of Mission and Identity and the Office of General Counsel.
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FACT BOOK TERMS:
Academic Program An instructional program leading to a bachelor's, master's, doctoral or professional practice degreeor resulting in credits that can be applied to one of these degrees.
Academic Level A classification which includes Freshman (FR), Sophomore (SO), Junior (JR) and Senior (SR), as well asUndergraduate (UG), Graduate (GR), Professional Practice and other special classes.
Academic Rank A system that classifies faculty. Includes professor, associate professor, assistant professor and instructor.
Academic Year The year beginning with the fall semester and ending at the conclusion of the following spring semester.
Accreditation Approval to an institution of learning by an official review board after the school has met specific requirements.
Certificate A formal award presented at the completion of a post-secondary, post-baccalaureate, or post-master's academicprogram.
Credit Hour A unit of measure representing an hour (50 minutes) of instruction per week over a semester.
Default Rate The percentage of a school's federal student loan borrowers who enter repayment within the cohort fiscal yearand default (or met other specified condition) within the cohort default period.
Degree An award conferred by Duquesne University as recognition for the successful completion of an academic program.
Enrollment Status All students enrolled are either classified as full-time (FT) or part-time (PT) depending upon their individualcredit load, academic level, and academic program.
Fall Semester (or Spring Semester), a fifteen week period that is part of the academic year.
Professional Practice A doctor's degree that is conferred upon completion of a program providing the knowledge and skills for the recognition, credential,or license required for professional practice. At Duquesne University, the Law (JD), Pharmacy (PharmD), Physical Therapy (DPT),and Nursing (DNP) are categorized as Professional Practice programs. Law (JD) and Pharmacy (PharmD) were formerly classified as "First-Professional ".
Fiscal Year For Duquesne University, the year beginning July 1 and ending June 30.
Full Time Equivalent (FTE) a measure of enrollment, calculated by dividing undergraduate credits by 15 and graduate credits by12.
Instructional Faculty Those members of the instruction/research faculty whose primary assignment is instruction.
Joint Program An academic program that includes all or most of the requirements of two unique academic programs administeredby two of the University's schools. Two unique degrees are awarded.
Major An area of academic focus, when combined with a degree, yields an academic program.
Non-Resident Alien A person who is not a citizen or national of the United States, and does not have the right to remain here indefinitely.
Race/Ethnicity
School An academic unit responsible for the collection of academic programs within that school. At Duquesne University,there are ten schools, each headed by a Dean.
Site A code that identifies the location where the student is enrolled in courses.
Student Attribute A code used at Duquesne University to identify unique groups of students.
Duquesne UniversityGlossary of Terms
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The categories developed in 1997 by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) do not denote scientific definitions of anthropological origins. The designations are used to categorize U.S. citizens, resident aliens, and other non-eligible citizens. Individuals are asked to first designate ethnicity as: Hispanic or Latino OR Not Hispanic or Latino. Second, individuals are asked to indicate all races that apply among the following: American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander or White.
