Enrollment By Class
Men
Women
Totals
Freshmen
407
433
840
Sophomores
346
380
726
Juniors
338
372
710
Seniors
379
449
828
Special/Grad/High School
63
70
133
Totals
1,534
1,707
3,241
Enrollment By Major (double majors are included)
Majors
Men
Women
Totals
Accounting
52
16
68
Allied Health
17
31
48
American Studies
1
0
1
Applied Communication
10
45
55
Athletic Training
18
19
37
Bible. Certificate
0
0
0
Bible, Comprehensive
15
7
22
Bible, Preseminary
16
2
18
Bible, Teacher Education
2
1
3
Bible, Youth Ministries
20
18
38
Biology – Bachelor of Arts
8
17
25
Biology – Bachelor of Science
44
50
94
Broadcasting and Digital Media
69
25
94
Chemistry – Bachelor of Arts
1
2
3
Chemistry – Bachelor of Science
17
13
30
Chemistry Education
1
0
1
Christian Education
6
13
19
Communication Studies
0
0
0
Comprehensive Communication
3
9
12
Computer Engineering
53
4
57
Computer Science
61
4
65
Criminal Justice
34
9
43
Early Childhood Education
8
135
138
Electrical Engineering
65
8
73
Electronic Media Technology
4
0
4
English
15
31
46
Environmental Science
6
4
10
Exercise Science – Bachelor of Arts
1
1
2
Exercise Science – Bachelor of Science
18
17
35
Finance
62
7
69
Forensic Science
3
13
16
Geology
15
3
18
Geoscience
2
1
3
Global Business
2
3
5
Global Economics – International Business
5
4
9
Graphic Design
23
48
71
History
12
11
23
History/Political Science
9
4
13
Individual Studies
0
0
0
Industrial and Innovative Design
44
26
70
Information Systems/Info Tech Management 19
3
22
Integrated Language Arts Education
6
21
27
Integrated Life Science Education
0
1
1
Integrated Math Education
8
13
21
Integrated Science Comprehensive Education 1
1
2
Integrated Social Studies Education
6
5
11
Intercultural Communication
0
1
1
International Studies
2
1
3
Intercultural Studies – Missiology
3
4
7
International Studies/Missiology
6
6
12
International Studies – Social Science
13
13
26
Journalism
5
15
20
Language Arts Education – Integrated
4
15
19
Liberal Arts
3
6
9
Linguistics
2
3
5
Management
49
25
74
Marketing
32
19
51
Mathematics – Bachelor of Arts
10
4
14
Mathematics – Bachelor of Science
10
4
14
Mechanical Engineering
223
25
248
Media Communication
2
1
3
Middle Childhood Education
10
41
51
Molecular and Cellular Biology
18
19
37
Music
13
17
30
Music, Church Ministries
1
0
1
Music, Composition
3
0
3
Music, Keyboard Pedagogy
0
12
12
Music, Multi-Age Education
7
13
20
Music, Performance
7
9
16
Nursing
42
340
382
Organizational Communication
2
10
12
Pastoral Studies
10
0
10
Pharmacy – General
0
0
0
Pharmacy – Preferred
0
0
0
Pharmaceutical Sciences
51
69
120
Philosophy
8
0
8
Physical Education, Multi-Age
10
6
16
Physical Science Education
0
0
0
Physics – Bachelor of Arts
2
0
2
Physics – Bachelor of Science
13
2
15
Physics Education
1
0
1
Political Communication
0
1
1
Political Science
15
6
21
Prelaw
4
7
11
Pre-Nursing
5
21
26
Psychology
37
77
114
Psychology Applied
1
0
1
Public Administration
12
4
16
Social Work
3
89
92
Sociology
2
8
10
Spanish
2
3
5
Spanish Education, Multi-Age
0
6
6
Special Education – Intervention Specialist
2
38
40
Sport and Exercise Studies
4
2
6
Sport Business Management
18
7
25
Studio Art
0
13
13
Professional Writing and Information Design 7
14
21
Theatre
6
29
35
Undecided – Degree Seeking
30
59
89
Undecided – Nondegree
63
69
132
Worship
46
17
63
Student Resident Status
Men
Women
Totals
Campus housing
1,125
1,319
2,444
Commuters
326
301
627
Faculty/Enrollment Comparison
(full-time equivalents)
Student
Faculty
Ratio
2003–04
2,898
200
14:1
2004–05
2,931
211
14:1
2005–06
2,947
211
14:1
2006–07
3,064
211
15:1
2007–08
3,006
228
13:1
2008–09
2,996
202
15:1
2009–10
2,841
195
15:1
2010–11
2,938
202
15:1
2011–12
3,014
215
14:1
2012–13
3,053
225
14:1
Statistical Information – Fall Semester 2013
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Statistical Information – Fall Semester 2013
