Tennessee Higher Education...1 History The Tennessee Higher Education Commissionwas created in 1967 by the Tennessee General Assembly to achieve coordination and foster unity with

Tennessee Higher Education

Fact Book

Tennessee Higher Education CommissionParkway Towers, Suite 1900

404 James Robertson ParkwayNashville, TN 37243-0830

Phone: (615) 741-3605Fax: (615) 741-6230www.state.tn.us/thec/

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TENNESSEE HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION 1

HISTORY 1COMMISION MEMBERS AND DIRECTORY 2GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE 5TENNESSEE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS DIRECTORY 6TENNESSEE INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ASSOCIATION 8ACADEMIC PROGRAM INVENTORY 9

SECTION 1: ENROLLMENT & TRANSFERS 10

HEADCOUNT BY SECTOR: 2008 11PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION ENROLLEMENT TRENDS: 1998-2008 12HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION: 1998, 2003-2008 13FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY SECTOR: 2008 14FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION: 1998, 2003-2008 15TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGY CENTERS ENROLLMENT: 2007-2008 16HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT CHARACTERISTICS: 2008 17PERCENT OF FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME ENROLLMENT BY INSTITUTION: 2008 18HEADCOUNT BY STUDENT LEVEL: 2008 19HEADCOUNT BY STUDENT LEVEL, PERCENT CHANGE: 1998-2008 20HEADCOUNT BY GENDER AND INSTITUTION: 2008 21HEADCOUNT BY STUDENT AGE AND INSTITUTION: 2008 22HEADCOUNT BY RACE AND INSTITUTION: 2008 23HEADCOUNT BY RACE, PERCENT CHANGE: 1998-2008 24HEADCOUNT BY RESIDENT STATUS: 2008 25HEADCOUNT BY MAJOR FIELD: 2008 26OFF-CAMPUS AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL ENROLLMENT: 2008 27AVERAGE ACT SCORES OF INCOMING FRESHMAN BY INSTITUTION: 2008 29UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES TO OTHER PUBLIC 30 INSTITUTIONS: 2008UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS FROM PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO OTHER 31 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS: 2008

SECTION 2: PERSISTENCE & ATTAINMENT 32

DEGREES AWARDED BY INSTITUTION: 2007-2008 33TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGY CENTERS CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS AWARDED: 2007-2008 34DEGREES AWARDED BY MAJOR FIELD: 2007-2008 35SIX YEAR GRADUATION RATES: FALL 2002 FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN MATCHED TO GRADUATES 36 THROUGH 2007-2008SIX YEAR GRADUATION RATES BY INSTITUTION AND RACE 37DEGREES AWARDED BY GENDER AND INSTITUTION: 2007-2008 38DEGREES AWARDED BY RACE AND INSTIUTION: 2007-2008 40JOB PLACEMENT RATES FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES: 1998-2008 42TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGY CENTERS PROGRAM COMPLETION & PLACEMENT RATES: 2006-2007 43

SECTION 3: FISCAL 44

STATE APPROPRIATIONS RELATED TO HIGHER EDUCATION AS A PERCENTAGE OF STATE 45 REVENUES, SREB STATES AND THE U.S.: 1986-87, 1996-1997, 2006-2007MEDIAN TUITION AND FEES FOR A PUBLIC UNDERGRADUATE RESIDENT BY SREB STATES: 46 1996-1997, 2001-2002, 2006-2007ANNUAL TUITION AND MANDATORY FEES BY INSTITUION: 2008-2009 47ANNUAL TUITION AND MANDATORY FEES FOR RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 48 BY INSTITUTION: 1998-1999, 2003-2004, 2007-2008, 2008-09AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE RESIDENT TOTAL TUITION AND MANDATORY FEES BY 49 INSTITUTION TYPE: 1998-2008PERCENTAGE OF FAMILY INCOME NEEDED TO PAY FOR COLLEGE IN SREB STATES 50 & THE U.S.: 2008STATE APPROPRIATIONS FOR TN PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION BY FORMULA UNIT: 2004-08 51STATE APPROPTIATIONS FOR TN PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION BY NON-FORMULA 52 UNIT AND SPECIALIZED PROGRAM: 2004-08STUDENT SUPPORT HISTORICAL ANALYSIS: 1998-2008 53TOTAL REVENUE PER FTE-TN UNIVERSITIES AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES: 1998-2008 54STUDENT SHARE OF TOTAL PER STUDENT SUPPORT: 1998-2008 55TENNESSEE STUDENT ASSISTANCE CORPORATION NON-LOTTERY GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS 56 BY PROGRAM AND SECTOR: 2007-2008TENNESSEE EDUCATION LOTTERY SCHOLARSHIP REQUIREMENTS 57TENNESSEE EDUCATION LOTTERY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM SUMMARY REPORT: 2006-2008 58TENNESSEE EDUCATION LOTTERY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AWARDS BY INSTITUTION: 602006-2008PEER FACULTY SALARY COMPARISON: 2007-2008 61AVERAGE ANNUAL FACULTY SALARY, ALL RANKS: 1998-2008 62

SECTION 4: GLOSSARY 63

DEFINITIONS 64ABBREVIATIONS 65

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History

The Tennessee Higher Education Commission was created in 1967 by the Tennessee General Assembly to achieve coordination and foster unity with regard to higher education. The Commission coordinates two systems of higher education: the University of Tennessee institutions governed by the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees, and the state universities, community colleges, and technology centers governed by the Tennessee Board of Regents. There are currently nine public universities, 13 community colleges, and 27 technology centers in Tennessee that serve over 225,000 students collectively.

The Commission is composed of nine lay members appointed by the Governor for six year terms representing congressional districts of the State, three Constitutional Officers who are ex-officio voting members (Comptroller of the Treasury, State Treasurer, and Secretary of State), two ex-officio student members who serve two year terms, and the Executive Director of the State Board of Education as an ex-officio non-voting member.

Our Vision

From the Tennessee Higher Education Commission 2005-2010 Master Plan

Through the establishment of a public agenda built upon civic, corporate, and community partnerships, Tennessee higher education will be able to better serve the broad needs of the state and create a workforce that is able to compete in the knowledge economy. Such partnerships will ensure that all students are prepared for post-secondary education and have access to high quality educational programs that expand knowledge creation and civic responsibility.

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2008-2009 Commission Members

Katie Winchester, Chair, Dyersburg

Jack Murrah, Vice-Chair, Hixson

A C Wharton, Jr., Secretary, Memphis

Sue Atkinson, Nashville

Tre Hargett, Secretary of State

David C. Holt, voting ex-officio, UT Memphis

Gregory P. Isaacs, Knoxville

Cato Johnson, Bartlett

David H. Lillard, Jr., State Treasurer

Charles Mann, Columbia

Carolyn Morrison, Cookeville

Robert White, Johnson City

Justin P. Wilson, State Comptroller

Jessica Brumett, non-voting ex-officio, Tennessee Technological University

Gary Nixon, non-voting ex-officio, Executive Director, State Board of Education

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Tennessee Higher Education Commission Staff Directory

Executive Division

Richard Rhoda, Executive DirectorLovella Carter, Executive Secretary II

Beth Fuller, Director of the Institute of Public Health

Academic Affairs

Linda Doran, Associate Executive Director of Academic AffairsBetty Dandridge-Johnson, Assistant Executive Director of Academic Affairs

Katrina Miller, Director of Academic Affairs

Fiscal Affairs

Jim Vaden, Associate Executive Director of Fiscal AffairsO.W. Higley, Jr., Assistant Executive Director of Fiscal Affairs and Information Technology

Heather King, Assistant Director of Information TechnologyRuss Deaton, Director of Fiscal Policy and Facilities Analysis

Stephanie Steele, Assistant Director of Fiscal Policy and Facilities AnalysisJason Cavender, Director of Higher Education Administrative and Fiscal Services

Shanta Wilson, Assistant Director of Higher Education Administrative and Fiscal ServicesCorsina Wiley, Higher Education Administrative Budget Analyst II

Patsy Majors, Accounting Technician ISusan Douglas, Administrative Services Assistant II

Laura Stewart, Human Resources Director I

Policy, Planning, and Research

David Wright, Associate Executive Director, Policy, Planning and ResearchErin O’Hara, Research Director for Lottery Scholarship Analysis

Takeshi Yanagiura, Research DirectorChristine Luce, Research and Planning Analyst

Chris Brewer, Director of Student Information SystemsChris McDavid, Associate Director of Student Information Systems

James Hawkins, Data Management Specialist

P-16 Initiatives/Gear-UP Tennessee

Kathleen Tone, Associate Executive Director for P-16 InitiativesTroy Grant, Director of Student Outreach and Counselor Support

Mason Ball, Director of College Access Challenge GrantWendy Tabor, GEAR UP TN Public Relations Specialist

Matthew Barker, GEAR UP TN Administrative Assistant IVStephanie Bolton, Regional Coordinator – GEAR UP (West TN)

Flora Craig, Regional Coordinator – GEAR UP (East TN)

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Legal and Regulatory Affairs

Will Burns, Associate Executive Director, Legal and Regulatory AffairsRosie Padgett, Administrative Assistant IV

Postsecondary School Authorization (PSA)

Stephanie Bellard Chase, Assistant Executive Director, Postsecondary School Authorization

Julie Woodruff, Director of Regulatory AffairsChristina Coleman, Director for Postsecondary School Authorization

Dick Mansfield, Assistant Director of Postsecondary School AuthorizationDiby Kouadio, Director of Research and Statistical Analysis

Kristen Pryor, Research AnalystBill Crittenden, Investigations Officer

Lee Cunningham, Investigations OfficerTamara Dodd, Investigations Officer

Michael Kincaid, Investigations OfficerTeresa Warren, PSA Technical Educational Specialist

Eboni Wiley, Educational Specialist IIIMelissa Stevenson, Executive Secretary II

Veterans Education

Tom Morrison, Assistant Executive Director of Veterans EducationDebbie Gardner, Director of Veterans Education

Frank Cowherd, Educational Specialist IIIBob Purvis, Educational Specialist III

Workforce Investment Act

Rosevelt Noble, Director of Workforce Investment ActNina Webster, Technical Educational Specialist

Tennessee Higher Education CommissionParkway Towers, Suite 1900

404 James Robertson ParkwayNashville, TN 37243-0830

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University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaUniversity of Tennessee at Knoxville

University of Tennessee at MartinUniversity of Tennessee Health Science Center

University of Tennessee Space InstituteInstitute for Agriculture

Institute for Public Service

UniversitiesAustin Peay State University

East Tennessee State UniversityMiddle Tennessee State University

Tennessee State UniversityTennessee Technological University

University of Memphis

Community CollegesChattanooga State Technical Community College

Cleveland State Community CollegeColumbia State Community CollegeDyersburg State Community CollegeJackson State Community CollegeMotlow State Community College

Nashville State Technical Community CollegeNortheast State Technical Community CollegePellissippi State Technical Community College

Roane State Community CollegeSouthwest Tennessee Community College

Volunteer State Community CollegeWalters State Community College

Technology Centers

The Citizens of Tennessee

Governor General Assembly

Tennessee Higher Education Commission

Tennessee Board of Regents University of Tennessee System

AthensChattanoogaCovingtonCrossvilleCrumpDicksonElizabethtonHarrimanHartsvilleHohenwaldJacksboro Jackson KnoxvilleLivingston

McKenzieMcMinnvilleMemphisMorristownMurfreesboroNashvilleNewbernOneida/HuntsvilleParisPulaskiRipleyShelbyvilleWhiteville

Tennessee Public Higher EducationGovernance/Coordination Structure

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Tennessee Public Institutions Directory

Austin Peay State UniversityClarksville, TNwww.apsu.edu931-221-7011

East Tennessee State UniversityJohnson City, TNwww.etsu.edu423-439-1000

Middle Tennessee State UniversityMurfreesboro, TNwww.mtsu.edu615-898-2300

Tennessee State UniversityNashville, TNwww.tnstate.edu615-963-5000

Tennessee Technological UniversityCookeville, TNwww.tntech.edu931-372-3101

University of MemphisMemphis, TNwww.memphis.edu901-678-2000

University of Tennessee, ChattanoogaChattanooga, TNwww.utc.edu423-425-4111

University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleKnoxville, TNwww.utk.edu865-974-1000

University of Tennessee, MartinMartin, TNwww.utm.edu731-881-7000

University of Tennessee Health Science CenterMemphis, TNwww.utmem.edu901-448-5500

University of Tennessee Space InstituteTullahoma, TNwww.utsi.edu931-393-7100

Chattanooga State Technical Community CollegeChattanooga, TNwww.chattanoogastate.edu423-697-4400

Cleveland State Community CollegeCleveland, TNwww.clevelandstatecc.edu423-472-7141

Columbia State Community CollegeColumbia, TNwww.columbiastate.edu931-540-2722

Dyersburg State Community CollegeDyersburg, TNwww.dscc.edu731-286-3200

Jackson State Community CollegeJackson, TNwww.jscc.edu731-424-3520

Motlow State Community CollegeLynchburg, TNwww.mscc.edu931-393-1500

Nashville State Technical Community CollegeNashville, TNwww.nscc.edu615-353-3333

Northeast State Technical Community CollegeBlountville, TNwww.northeaststate.edu423-323-3191

Pellissippi State Technical Community CollegeKnoxville, TNwww.pstcc.edu865-694-6400

Roane State Community CollegeHarriman, TNwww.roanestate.edu865-354-3000

Southwest Tennessee Community CollegeMemphis, TNwww.southwest.tn.edu901-333-7822

Volunteer State Community CollegeGallatin, TNwww.volstate.edu615-452-8600

Walters State Community CollegeMorristown, TNwww.ws.edu423-585-2600

Community Colleges

Universities System Offices

Tennessee Board of Regents1415 Murfreesboro RoadSuite 350Nashville, TN 37217www.tbr.state.tn.us615-366-4400

University of Tennessee800 Andy Holt Tower

Knoxville, TN 37996www.tennessee.edu865-974-1000

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Tennessee Public Institutions Directory

Tennessee Technology Centers

Athenswww.ttcathens.edu423-744-2814

Chattanoogawww.chattanoogastate.edu/industrial_technology/intmain.asp423-697-4433

Covingtonwww.ttccovington.edu901-475-2526

Crossvillewww.ttcc.edu931-484-7502

Crumpwww.ttccrump.edu731-632-3393

Dicksonwww.ttcdickson.edu615-441-6220

Elizabethtonwww.ttcelizabethton.edu423-543-0070

Harrimanwww.ttcharriman.edu865-882-6703

Hartsvillewww.ttchartsville.edu615-374-2147

Hohenwaldwww.ttchohenwald.edu931-796-5351

Jacksborowww.ttcjacksboro.edu423-566-9629

Jacksonwww.ttcjackson.edu731-967-1795

Knoxvillewww.ttcknoxville.edu865-546-5568

Livingstonwww.ttclivingston.edu931-823-5525

McKenziewww.ttcmckenzie.edu731-352-5364

McMinnvillewww.mcminnville.tec.tn.us931-474-8324

Memphiswww.ttcmemphis.edu901-543-6100

Morristownwww.ttcmorristown.edu423-586-5771

Murfreesborowww.ttcmurfreesboro.edu615-898-8010

Nashvillewww.ttcnashville.edu615-425-5500

Newbernwww.ttcnewbern.edu731-627-2511

Oneida/Huntsvillewww.ttconeida.edu423-663-4900

Pariswww.ttcparis.edu731-644-7365

Pulaskiwww.ttcpulaski.edu931-424-4014

Ripleywww.ttcripley.edu731-635-3368

Shelbyvillewww.ttcshelbyville.edu931-685-5013

Whitevillewww.ttcwhiteville.edu731-254-8521

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Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities AssociationMember Institutions

TICUA Officewww.ticua.org615-242-6400Nashville

Aquinas CollegeNashville

Baptist College of Health SciencesMemphis

Belmont UniversityNashville

Bethel CollegeMcKenzie

Bryan CollegeDayton

Carson-Newman CollegeJefferson City

Christian Brothers UniversityMemphis

Crichton CollegeMemphis

Cumberland UniversityLebanon

Fisk UniversityNashville

Free Will Baptist Bible CollegeNashville

Freed-Hardeman UniversityHenderson

Hiwassee CollegeMadisonville

Johnson Bible CollegeJackson

King CollegeBristol

Lambuth UniversityJackson

Lane CollegeJackson

Lee UniversityCleveland

LeMoyne-Owen CollegeMemphis

Lincoln Memorial UniversityHarrogate

Lipscomb UniversityNashville

Martin Methodist College Pulaski

Maryville College Maryville

Meharry Medical CollegeNashville

Memphis College of ArtMemphis

Middle Tennessee School of AnesthesiaMadison

Milligan CollegeMilligan College

Rhodes CollegeMemphis

Sewanee: The University of the SouthSewanee

Southern Adventist UniversityCollegedale

Southern College of OptometryMemphis

Tennessee Wesleyan CollegeAthens

Trevecca Nazarene UniversityNashville

Tusculum CollegeGreeneville

Union UniversityJackson

Vanderbilt UniversityNashville

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Academic Program Inventory

The table below details the degree programs offered at institutions across the state of Tennessee. This table is broken out by degree level (pre baccalaureate, baccalaureate, and post baccalaureate) and major area (taxonomy).

Pre-baccalaureate programs include certificates and diplomas available at technology centers as well as certificates and Associate of Arts/ Science and Associate of Applied Science degrees.

Post-baccalaureate programs include all graduate and professional programs and certificates.

For more information on programs offered at each institution visit: www.state.tn.us/thec

Academic Affairs Department- Academic Program Inventory

Major Taxonomy Pre-baccalaureate Baccalaureate Post-baccalaureateAgriculture 6 17 17Agriculture and Related Programs 0 1 3Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies 0 3 1Biological Sciences/Life Sciences 113 50 27Business Management and Administrative Services 0 13 7Communications 7 9 6Computer and Information Sciences 1 42 82Education 20 43 46Engineering 0 17 5English Language and Literature/Letters 163 35 48Foreign Languages and Literature 24 15 9Health Professions and Related Services 12 0 0Home Economics 0 19 4Industrial Arts/Technology Education 4 1 2Law and Legal Studies 2 13 12Liberal Arts and Science/General Studies and Humanities 40 16 2Library Science 0 0 1Marketing Operations/Marketing and Distribution 1 11 23Mathematics 1 2 0Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 0 14 11Parks, Recreation, Leisure and Fitness Studies 0 16 2Personal and Miscellaneous Services 36 0 0Personal Improvement and Leisure Programs 16 0 0Philosophy, Religion, and Theology 0 10 4Physical Sciences 1 29 20Protective Services and Public Affairs 0 14 15Psychology 25 18 13Social Sciences 3 57 25Trades and Industrial 267 1 1Visual and Performing Arts 11 42 15

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80,156

86,17347,933

12,915

68,631

TICUA 23% TBR CC

27%

TBR Univ. 29%

Headcount by Sector *Fall 2008

UT 16%

Total Enrollment in Tennessee Higher Education295,808

* Total excludes proprietary institutions and independent non-profit institutions not affiliated with Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association (TICUA). These institutions enrolled approximately 70,000 students in fall 2008.

** Tennessee Technology Center (TTC) reflects preliminary fall 2008 FTE.

TTC** 4%

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165,579

145,184152,048

195,881

214,262

193,410

120,000

140,000

160,000

180,000

200,000

220,000

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Total FTE ** Total Headcount

2.6% 2.7%

8.9% 9.4%

14.0%

10.8%

0%

3%

6%

9%

12%

15%

FTE Headcount

1 Year

5 Years

10 Years

Public Higher Education* Enrollment TrendsFall 1998 - Fall 2008

Fall 2008 Percent Change

* Includes public universities and community colleges only.** Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment: For undergraduate students, the total credits attempted divided by 15. For graduate students, the total credits attempted divided by 12. For students in clock hour courses, the total clock hours divided by 900.

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Institution 1998 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Austin Peay 7,508 7,623 8,650 8,814 9,207 9,084 9,401

East Tennessee* 11,730 11,624 11,869 11,894 12,390 13,118 13,646

Middle Tennessee 18,432 21,744 22,322 22,554 22,863 23,246 23,866

Tennessee State 8,750 9,024 9,100 8,880 9,038 9,065 8,253

Tennessee Tech 8,215 9,107 9,217 9,312 9,733 10,321 10,793

Univ. of Memphis 20,100 19,911 20,668 20,465 20,562 20,376 20,214

TBR Total 74,735 79,033 81,826 81,919 83,793 85,210 86,173

UT Chattanooga 8,682 8,528 8,689 8,656 8,923 9,558 9,807

UT Knoxville** 26,057 25,219 25,671 26,294 26,560 27,385 27,881

UT Martin 5,837 5,770 6,098 6,478 6,888 7,171 7,574

UTMHSC 2,135 2,067 2,139 2,260 2,425 2,655 2,671

UT Total 42,711 41,584 42,597 43,688 44,796 46,769 47,933

Total Universities 117,446 120,617 124,423 125,607 128,589 131,979 134,106

Chattanooga 8,359 8,120 8,121 7,836 8,060 8,108 8,485

Cleveland 3,330 3,161 2,962 3,027 2,947 2,999 3,335

Columbia 4,366 4,613 4,697 4,747 4,522 4,633 4,767

Dyersburg 2,265 2,515 2,477 2,457 2,586 2,568 2,749

Jackson 3,628 3,993 3,963 3,859 4,099 4,379 4,381

Motlow 3,365 3,478 3,539 3,407 3,833 4,113 4,394

Nashville 7,271 6,766 7,021 7,198 7,192 7,077 7,716

Northeast 3,961 4,836 5,085 4,860 5,145 5,237 5,470

Pellissippi 8,058 7,563 7,562 7,686 8,188 8,608 8,742

Roane 5,366 5,385 5,331 5,155 5,353 5,404 5,531

Southwest*** 13,377 11,629 11,791 11,556 11,446 10,617 11,427

Volunteer 6,718 6,991 7,044 7,150 7,370 7,065 7,241

Walters 5,900 6,214 5,905 5,879 5,738 5,825 5,918

Total CC 75,964 75,264 75,498 74,817 76,479 76,633 80,156

Grand Total 193,410 195,881 199,921 200,424 205,068 208,612 214,262

Headcount Enrollment Fall Terms 1998 and 2003-2008

Universities

Community Colleges

* Includes ETSU Medical and Pharmacy Schools** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College*** Contains combined totals for State Technical Institute of Memphis and Shelby State Community College for 1998

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64,183

43,848

12,915

70,429

51,302

TICUA26% TBR CC

21%

TBR Univ. 29%

FTE by Sector *Fall 2008

Total FTE in Tennessee Colleges and Universities 242,677

* Excludes proprietary institutions and independent non-profit institutions not affiliated with Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association (TICUA).

** Tennessee Technology Center (TTC) reflects preliminary fall 2008 FTE.

UT18%

TTC**5%

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Institution 1998 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Austin Peay 5,816 6,278 6,939 7,336 7,443 7,139 7,499

East Tennessee* 9,792 9,936 10,070 10,185 10,594 11,224 11,696

Middle Tennessee 15,655 18,735 19,037 19,139 19,355 19,525 20,062

Tennessee State 7,383 7,716 7,662 7,462 7,464 7,465 6,694

Tennessee Tech 7,112 7,509 7,559 7,562 7,900 8,312 8,568

Univ. of Memphis 15,771 15,720 16,128 15,910 15,946 15,747 15,910

TBR Total 61,529 65,894 67,394 67,593 68,702 69,412 70,429

UT Chattanooga 7,040 7,138 7,326 7,317 7,564 8,168 8,446

UT Knoxville** 22,476 22,730 23,141 23,642 24,016 24,673 25,230

UT Martin 5,480 5,265 5,570 5,833 5,968 6,108 6,305

UTMHSC 2,024 2,008 2,062 3,412 3,583 3,799 3,867

UT Total 37,020 37,141 38,099 40,205 41,131 42,748 43,848

Total Universities 98,549 103,035 105,494 107,797 109,833 112,160 114,277

Chattanooga 5,140 5,186 5,124 4,890 5,054 5,044 5,334

Cleveland 2,176 2,224 2,088 2,103 2,034 2,022 2,195

Columbia 2,947 3,082 3,145 3,120 2,963 3,003 3,081

Dyersburg 1,522 1,819 1,770 1,744 1,693 1,668 1,741

Jackson 2,416 2,743 2,702 2,573 2,791 2,953 2,803

Motlow 2,273 2,436 2,465 2,392 2,566 2,739 2,892

Nashville 3,492 3,769 3,889 4,074 4,083 4,063 4,315

Northeast 2,513 3,112 3,334 3,142 3,374 3,387 3,606

Pellissippi 5,258 5,013 4,963 4,963 5,149 5,446 5,686

Roane 3,675 3,775 3,850 3,603 3,738 3,764 3,766

Southwest*** 7,359 7,361 7,561 7,332 7,306 6,794 7,219

Volunteer 4,198 4,426 4,483 4,553 4,677 4,427 4,582

Walters 3,666 4,067 3,864 3,826 3,872 3,884 4,082

Total CC 46,635 49,013 49,238 48,315 49,300 49,194 51,302

Grand Total 145,184 152,048 154,732 156,112 159,133 161,354 165,579

FTE Enrollment Fall Terms 1998 and 2003-2008

Universities

Community Colleges

* Includes ETSU Medical and Pharmacy Schools ** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College*** Includes combined totals for State Technical Institute of Memphis and Shelby State Community College for 1998

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School Headcount FTE* Contact Hours

Athens 554 280 251,838

Chattanooga 1,401 840 755,947

Covington 350 163 146,931

Crossville 1,000 353 317,306

Crump 446 254 228,681

Dickson 1,080 493 443,840

Elizabethton 872 519 466,715

Harriman 451 224 201,610

Hartsville 753 249 223,830

Hohenwald 1,141 431 387,743

Jacksboro 320 165 148,289

Jackson 1,599 578 519,763

Knoxville 1,457 630 566,823

Livingston 2,133 484 435,949

McKenzie 523 276 248,038

McMinnville 615 242 218,193

Memphis 1,445 840 755,936

Morristown 1,493 602 541,392

Murfreesboro 5,822 441 396,574

Nashville 1,378 691 621,618

Newbern 424 216 194,331

Oneida/Huntsville 645 267 240,250

Paris 671 367 330,417

Pulaski 944 286 257,788

Ripley 752 158 142,302

Shelbyville 1,025 513 461,728

Whiteville 353 183 165,140

Total 29,647 10,743 9,668,972

Tennessee Technology Centers Academic Year 2007-2008 Enrollment

* FTE equals contact hours divided by 900.

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Characteristics

Resident Type # % # % # %

In-State 115,338 86.0% 77,589 96.8% 192,927 90.0%

Out-of-State 15,529 11.6% 1,882 2.3% 17,411 8.1%

Foreign 3,239 2.4% 685 0.9% 3,924 1.8%

Status

Full-Time 99,246 74.0% 38,829 48.4% 138,075 64.4%

Part-Time 34,860 26.0% 41,327 51.6% 76,187 35.6%

Student Level

Freshman 31,469 23.5% 39,790 49.6% 71,259 33.3%

Sophomore 21,905 16.3% 25,587 31.9% 47,492 22.2%

Junior 21,475 16.0% 21,475 10.0%

Senior 30,326 22.6% 30,326 14.2%

Other Undergraduate 3,722 2.8% 14,779 18.4% 18,501 8.6%

Total Undergraduate 108,897 81.2% 80,156 100.0% 189,053 88.2%

Graduate/Professional 25,209 18.8% 25,209 11.8%

Gender*

Male 58,110 43.3% 30,890 38.5% 89,000 41.5%

Female 75,996 56.7% 49,264 61.5% 125,260 58.5%

Race

Caucasian 97,954 73.0% 60,203 75.1% 158,157 73.8%

African-American 24,610 18.4% 13,970 17.4% 38,580 18.0%

Hispanic 2,577 1.9% 1,499 1.9% 4,076 1.9%

Other 5,221 3.9% 1,732 2.2% 6,953 3.2%

Unclassified 3,744 2.8% 2,752 3.4% 6,496 3.0%

Grand Total 134,106 80,156 214,262

Public UniversitiesPublic Community

CollegesTotal Public Institutions

Headcount Enrollment Characteristics Fall 2008

* Gender not reported for two students.

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70% 74% 77%65% 71% 67%

78% 81%72% 78%

30% 26% 23%35% 29% 33%

22% 19%28% 22%

APSU ETSU MTSU TSU TTU UM UTC UTK UTM UTMHSC

Full-Time Part-Time

46% 49% 49% 47% 49% 53%34%

54% 52% 54%46% 49% 55%

54% 51% 51% 53% 51% 47%66%

46% 48% 46%54% 51% 45%

CSTCC CLSCC COSCC DSCC JSCC MSCC NSCC NSTCC PSTCC RSCC STCC VSCC WSCC

Full-Time Part-Time

Percent of Full-Time and Part-Time Enrollment by Institution

Fall 2008

Public Universities

Public Community Colleges

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#% of Total Headcount



Austin Peay 1,422 15.1% 8,573 91.2% 828 8.8%

East Tennessee* 1,895 13.9% 11,028 80.8% 2,618 19.2%

Middle Tennessee 3,454 14.5% 21,246 89.0% 2,620 11.0%

Tennessee State 1,040 12.6% 6,430 77.9% 1,823 22.1%

Tennessee Tech 1,623 15.0% 8,438 78.2% 2,355 21.8%

Univ. of Memphis 1,989 9.8% 15,823 78.3% 4,391 21.7%

TBR Total 11,423 13.3% 71,538 83.0% 14,635 17.0%

UT Chattanooga 2,083 21.2% 8,405 85.7% 1,402 14.3%

UT Knoxville** 4,214 15.1% 21,589 77.4% 6,292 22.6%

UT Martin 1,342 17.7% 7,123 94.0% 451 6.0%

UTMHSC 0 0.0% 242 9.1% 2,429 90.9%

UT Total 7,639 15.9% 37,359 77.9% 10,574 22.1%

Total Universities 19,062 14.2% 108,897 81.2% 25,209 18.8%

Chattanooga 1,343 15.8% 8,485 100% 0 n/a

Cleveland 639 19.2% 3,335 100% 0 n/a

Columbia 944 19.8% 4,767 100% 0 n/a

Dyersburg 631 23.0% 2,749 100% 0 n/a

Jackson 892 20.4% 4,381 100% 0 n/a

Motlow 1,088 24.8% 4,394 100% 0 n/a

Nashville 1,096 14.2% 7,716 100% 0 n/a

Northeast 1,068 19.5% 5,470 100% 0 n/a

Pellissippi 1,540 17.6% 8,742 100% 0 n/a

Roane 1,071 19.4% 5,531 100% 0 n/a

Southwest 2,183 19.1% 11,427 100% 0 n/a

Volunteer 1,429 19.7% 7,241 100% 0 n/a

Walters 1,219 20.6% 5,918 100% 0 n/a

Total CC 15,143 18.9% 80,156 100% 0 n/a

Grand Total 34,205 16.0% 189,053 88.2% 25,209 11.8%

Public Universities


Graduate & Professional

Headcount by Student Level Fall 2008

Total UndergraduateFirst-Time FreshmenInstitution

* Includes ETSU Medical and Pharmacy Schools ** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College

20

1.8%2.8%2.7%

17.1%

9.2%10.9%

27.9%

10.6%11.9%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

First-Time-Freshmen

Undergraduate Graduate andProfessional

1 Year 5 Years 10 Years

Headcount by Student LevelPercent Change Fall 1998 to Fall 2008

The annual increase in first-time freshmen enrollment is consistent with the ten year trend.

Undergraduate enrollment increased by 2.8 percent from Fall 2007 to Fall 2008, which is greater than the compound annual growth rate of 1.0 percent over the last ten years.

The Fall 2007 to Fall 2008 increase in Graduate and Professional enrollment was less than is typical for this segment, at 1.8 percent.

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# % # %

Austin Peay 3,483 37.0% 5,918 63.0%East Tennessee* 5,669 41.5% 7,977 58.5%Middle Tennessee 11,015 46.2% 12,851 53.8%Tennessee State 2,861 34.7% 5,392 65.3%Tennessee Tech 5,088 47.1% 5,705 52.9%Univ. of Memphis 7,747 38.3% 12,467 61.7%TBR Total 35,863 41.6% 50,310 58.4%

UT Chattanooga 4,247 43.3% 5,560 56.7%UT Knoxville** 13,764 49.4% 14,117 50.6%UT Martin 3,184 42.0% 4,390 58.0%UTMHSC 1,052 39.4% 1,619 60.6%UT Total 22,247 46.4% 25,686 53.6%

Total Universities 58,110 43.3% 75,996 56.7%

Chattanooga 3,313 39.0% 5,172 61.0%Cleveland 1,291 38.7% 2,044 61.3%Columbia 1,707 35.8% 3,060 64.2%Dyersburg 788 28.7% 1,961 71.3%Jackson 1,440 32.9% 2,941 67.1%Motlow 1,635 37.2% 2,759 62.8%Nashville 3,198 41.5% 4,516 58.5%Northeast 2,507 45.8% 2,963 54.2%Pellissippi 4,234 48.4% 4,508 51.6%Roane 1,780 32.2% 3,751 67.8%Southwest 4,021 35.2% 7,406 64.8%Volunteer 2,699 37.3% 4,542 62.7%Walters 2,277 38.5% 3,641 61.5%Total CC 30,890 38.5% 49,264 61.5%

Grand Total 89,000 41.5% 125,260 58.5%

Headcount by Gender*** Fall 2008

Male Female

Community Colleges

Institution

Universities

* Includes ETSU Medical and Pharmacy Schools ** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College*** Gender not reported for two students at NSCC

22

# % # %

Austin Peay 5,392 57.4% 4,009 42.6%East Tennessee* 9,040 66.2% 4,606 33.8%Middle Tennessee 17,438 73.1% 6,428 26.9%Tennessee State 5,056 61.3% 3,197 38.7%Tennessee Tech 7,336 68.0% 3,457 32.0%Univ. of Memphis 11,956 59.1% 8,258 40.9%TBR Total 56,218 65.2% 29,955 34.8%

UT Chattanooga 7,465 76.1% 2,342 23.9%UT Knoxville** 21,477 77.0% 6,404 23.0%UT Martin 5,906 78.0% 1,668 22.0%UTMHSC 1,041 39.0% 1,630 61.0%UT Total 35,889 74.9% 12,044 25.1%

Total Universities 92,107 68.7% 41,999 31.3%

Chattanooga 5,021 59.2% 3,464 40.8%Cleveland 2,024 60.7% 1,311 39.3%Columbia 3,256 68.3% 1,511 31.7%Dyersburg 1,732 63.0% 1,017 37.0%Jackson 2,831 64.6% 1,550 35.4%Motlow 3,051 69.4% 1,343 30.6%Nashville 3,935 51.0% 3,781 49.0%Northeast 3,143 57.5% 2,327 42.5%Pellissippi 6,023 68.9% 2,719 31.1%Roane 3,495 63.2% 2,036 36.8%Southwest 6,341 55.5% 5,086 44.5%Volunteer 4,741 65.5% 2,500 34.5%Walters 3,847 65.0% 2,071 35.0%Total CC 49,440 61.7% 30,716 38.3%

Grand Total 141,547 66.1% 72,715 33.9%

Student Headcount by Age Fall 2008

24 & Under 25 & Over

Community Colleges

Institution

Universities

* Includes ETSU Medical and Pharmacy School ** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College

23

# % # % # %

Austin Peay 5,898 62.7% 1,638 17.4% 1,865 19.8%East Tennessee* 11,915 87.3% 645 4.7% 1,086 8.0%Middle Tennessee 18,546 77.7% 3,490 14.6% 1,830 7.7%Tennessee State 1,809 21.9% 6,056 73.4% 388 4.7%Tennessee Tech 9,547 88.5% 394 3.7% 852 7.9%Univ. of Memphis 11,289 55.8% 7,230 35.8% 1,695 8.4%TBR Total 59,004 68.5% 19,453 22.6% 7,716 9.0%

UT Chattanooga 7,702 78.5% 1,539 15.7% 566 5.8%UT Knoxville** 23,144 83.0% 2,167 7.8% 2,570 9.2%UT Martin 6,180 81.6% 1,074 14.2% 320 4.2%UTMHSC 1,924 72.0% 377 14.1% 370 13.9%UT Total 38,950 81.3% 5,157 10.8% 3,826 8.0%


Chattanooga 6,579 77.5% 1,502 17.7% 404 4.8%Cleveland 2,940 88.2% 165 4.9% 230 6.9%Columbia 4,069 85.4% 307 6.4% 391 8.2%Dyersburg 2,194 79.8% 481 17.5% 74 2.7%Jackson 3,402 77.7% 732 16.7% 247 5.6%Motlow 3,794 86.3% 314 7.1% 286 6.5%Nashville 4,580 59.4% 2,061 26.7% 1,075 13.9%Northeast 4,842 88.5% 144 2.6% 484 8.8%Pellissippi 7,469 85.4% 618 7.1% 655 7.5%Roane 4,788 86.6% 129 2.3% 614 11.1%Southwest 3,865 33.8% 6,726 58.9% 836 7.3%Volunteer 6,170 85.2% 626 8.6% 445 6.1%Walters 5,511 93.1% 165 2.8% 242 4.1%Total CC 60,203 75.1% 13,970 17.4% 5,983 7.5%

Grand Total 158,157 73.8% 38,580 18.0% 17,525 8.2%

Other/ Not Reported

Headcount by Race Fall 2008

Universities

Community Colleges

Caucasian African-AmericanInstitution

* Includes ETSU Medical and Pharmacy Schools** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College

24

4%7%1%

22%

7%1%

82%

47%

11% 11%9%3%

-20%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

1 Year 5 Years 10 Years

Caucasian African American Hispanic Other

Headcount by Race Percent Change Fall 1998 to Fall 2008

Enrollment is increasing quickly for students of Hispanic origin. This group remains a small portion of overall enrollment, however.

African American student enrollment has also seen notable growth over the past 10 years, at 22 percent.

25

* Includes ETSU Medical School ** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College

# % # % # %

Austin Peay 7,941 84.5% 1,376 14.6% 84 0.9%East Tennessee* 11,518 84.4% 1,793 13.1% 335 2.5%Middle Tennessee 21,919 91.8% 1,629 6.8% 318 1.3%Tennessee State 6,013 72.9% 2,103 25.5% 137 1.7%Tennessee Tech 10,155 94.1% 350 3.2% 288 2.7%Univ. of Memphis 17,509 86.6% 2,108 10.4% 597 3.0%TBR Total 75,055 87.1% 9,359 10.9% 1,759 2.0%

UT Chattanooga 8,783 89.6% 891 9.1% 133 1.4%UT Knoxville** 22,455 80.5% 4,353 15.6% 1,073 3.8%UT Martin 7,104 93.8% 325 4.3% 145 1.9%UTMHSC 1,941 72.7% 601 22.5% 129 4.8%UT Total 40,283 84.0% 6,170 12.9% 1,480 3.1%


Chattanooga 7,781 91.7% 670 7.9% 34 0.4%Cleveland 3,261 97.8% 48 1.4% 26 0.8%Columbia 4,700 98.6% 41 0.9% 26 0.5%Dyersburg 2,715 98.8% 31 1.1% 3 0.1%Jackson 4,354 99.4% 21 0.5% 6 0.1%Motlow 4,346 98.9% 42 1.0% 6 0.1%Nashville 7,163 92.8% 277 3.6% 276 3.6%Northeast 5,306 97.0% 155 2.8% 9 0.2%Pellissippi 8,502 97.3% 176 2.0% 64 0.7%Roane 5,473 99.0% 35 0.6% 23 0.4%Southwest 11,013 96.4% 254 2.2% 160 1.4%Volunteer 7,129 98.5% 71 1.0% 41 0.6%Walters 5,846 98.8% 61 1.0% 11 0.2%Total CC 77,589 96.8% 1,882 2.3% 685 0.9%

Grand Total 192,927 90.0% 17,411 8.1% 3,924 1.8%

Foreign

Headcount by Resident Status *** Fall 2008

Universities

Community Colleges

In-State Out-of-StateInstitution

26

Major Field UndergraduateGraduate &

ProfessionalTotal

Agriculture 2,501 290 2,791Architecture & Related Programs 415 101 516Area, Ethnic & Cultural Studies 224 11 235Biological Sciences/Life Sciences 3,664 675 4,339Business Management & Administrative Services 20,845 2,377 23,222Communications 4,539 371 4,910Computer & Information Sciences 2,261 283 2,544Education 4,718 5,648 10,366Engineering 8,654 1,304 9,958English Language & Literature/Letters 1,932 495 2,427Foreign Languages & Literatures 816 79 895Health Professions & Related Services 23,910 5,007 28,917Home Economics 3,544 187 3,731Law & Legal Studies 558 876 1,434Liberal Arts & Sciences 34,777 278 35,055Library Science 0 183 183Mathematics 652 243 895Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 5,671 52 5,723Other 16,274 2,774 19,048Parks, Recreation, Leisure & Fitness Studies 2,731 572 3,303Personal & Miscellaneous Services 151 0 151Personal Improvement & Leisure Programs 86 0 86Philosophy, Religion, & Theology 261 68 329Physical Sciences 1,991 479 2,470Protective Services & Public Affairs 4,885 926 5,811Psychology 3,968 807 4,775Social Sciences 4,703 722 5,425Technology Education/ Industrial Arts 708 0 708Trades and Industrial 1,001 20 1,021Visual & Performing Arts 6,575 381 6,956Undeclared 26,038 0 26,038Grand Total 189,053 25,209 214,262

Headcount by Major Field

Fall 2008

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InstitutionTotal

HeadcountOff-Campus Headcount

Percent of Total

Total FTE

Off-Campus FTE

Percent of Total

Austin Peay 10,726 1,858 17.3% 7,412 1,015 13.7%

East Tennessee* 16,441 1,388 8.4% 11,626 511 4.4%

Middle Tennessee 26,120 334 1.3% 19,793 130 0.7%

Tennessee State 8,932 94 1.1% 6,485 32 0.5%

Tennessee Tech 12,769 2,271 17.8% 8,367 598 7.1%

Univ. of Memphis 23,663 2,491 10.5% 15,353 639 4.2%

TBR Univ 98,651 8,436 8.6% 69,036 2,925 4.2%

UT Chattanooga 10,876 109 1.0% 8,292 56 0.7%

UT Knoxville** 30,461 531 1.7% 24,228 286 1.2%

UT Martin 8,170 1,559 19.1% 6,271 606 9.7%

UTMHSC 2,893 0 0.0% 3,168 0 0.0%

UT Total 52,400 2,199 4.2% 41,959 948 2.3%

Total Universities 151,051 10,635 7.0% 110,995 3,873 3.5%

Chattanooga 9,606 2,066 21.5% 5,333 741 13.9%

Cleveland 4,001 990 24.7% 2,197 321 14.6%

Columbia 5,807 2,640 45.5% 3,132 1,271 40.6%

Dyersburg 3,208 1,449 45.2% 1,743 712 40.8%

Jackson 5,024 1,174 23.4% 2,804 483 17.2%

Motlow 5,220 2,962 56.7% 2,894 1,576 54.5%

Nashville 8,326 1,642 19.7% 4,327 792 18.3%

Northeast 6,407 1,987 31.0% 3,606 810 22.5%

Pellissippi 10,203 1,947 19.1% 5,704 874 15.3%

Roane 7,152 4,349 60.8% 3,779 2,291 60.6%

Southwest 15,059 3,182 21.1% 7,223 1,234 17.1%

Volunteer 8,489 2,636 31.1% 4,583 999 21.8%

Walters 7,218 3,392 47.0% 4,086 1,717 42.0%

Total CC 95,720 30,416 31.8% 51,411 13,821 26.9%

Off-Campus as a Percent of Total Enrollment *** Fall 2008

Universities

Community Colleges

* Includes ETSU Medical and Pharmacy Schools** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College*** Duplicated headcount

28

InstitutionTotal

HeadcountOff-Campus Headcount

Percent of Total

Total FTE

Off-Campus FTE

Percent of Total

Athens 554 0 0.0% 280 0 0.0%

Covington 350 17 4.9% 163 15 9.2%Crossville 1,000 0 0.0% 353 0 0.0%Crump 446 0 0.0% 254 0 0.0%Dickson 1,084 437 40.3% 493 190 38.5%Elizabethton 884 176 19.9% 519 141 27.2%Harriman 451 0 0.0% 224 0 0.0%Hartsville 754 0 0.0% 249 0 0.0%Hohenwald 1,142 52 4.6% 431 38 8.8%Jacksboro 320 0 0.0% 165 0 0.0%Jackson 1,618 330 20.4% 578 233 40.3%Knoxville 1,457 0 0.0% 630 0 0.0%Livingtson 2,140 32 1.5% 484 22 4.5%McKenzie 524 130 24.8% 276 57 20.7%McMinnville 615 0 0.0% 242 0 0.0%Memphis 1,446 246 17.0% 840 165 19.6%Morristown 1,516 350 23.1% 602 165 27.4%Murfreesboro 5,822 0 0.0% 441 0 0.0%Nashville 1,378 44 3.2% 691 34 4.9%Newbern 425 37 8.7% 216 20 9.3%Oneida 645 43 6.7% 267 33 12.4%Paris 674 61 9.1% 367 40 10.9%Pulaski 960 255 26.6% 286 119 41.6%Ripley 756 108 14.3% 158 58 36.7%Shelbyville 1,042 67 6.4% 513 52 10.1%Whiteville 354 46 13.0% 183 35 19.1%Total TTC 28,357 2,431 8.6% 9,905 1,417 14.3%

Grand Total 275,128 26,934 9.8% 172,308 19,111 11.1%

Off-Campus as a Percent of Total Enrollment *Fall 2008

Technology Centers

* Duplicated headcount

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InstitutionTotal First

Time Freshmen

Percent with ACT Score

Average ACT Score

Austin Peay 1,422 90.7% 21.4

East Tennessee 1,895 98.9% 21.9

Middle Tennessee 3,454 98.1% 22.0

Tennessee State 1,040 97.9% 18.0

Tennessee Tech 1,623 99.1% 22.8

University of Memphis 1,989 97.8% 21.8

UT Chattanooga 2,083 99.4% 22.1

UT Knoxville 4,214 99.7% 24.0

UT Martin 1,342 98.3% 20.2

Chattanooga 1,343 76.9% 18.3

Cleveland 639 82.5% 18.9

Columbia 944 69.6% 19.8

Dyersburg 631 83.4% 18.6

Jackson 892 83.9% 18.7

Motlow 1,088 85.0% 18.8

Nashville 1,096 62.4% 17.6

Northeast 1,068 85.5% 19.0

Pellissippi 1,540 79.6% 19.7

Roane 1,071 84.8% 19.3

Southwest 2,183 69.6% 16.7

Volunteer 1,429 83.6% 18.8

Walters 1,219 89.7% 19.7

Average ACT Scores of Incoming Freshmen Fall 2008

Universities

Community Colleges

30

Austin Peay

East Tennessee

Middle Tennessee

Tennessee State

Tennessee Tech

Univ. of Memphis

UT Chattanooga

UT Knoxville

UT Martin

Total

Austin Peay - 8 26 4 7 4 6 13 9 77

East Tennessee 6 - 16 2 7 3 13 56 3 106

Middle Tennessee 30 28 - 23 45 31 67 83 26 333

Tennessee State 13 0 23 - 7 6 5 5 2 61

Tennessee Tech. 4 12 23 1 - 0 9 14 3 66

Univ. of Memphis 8 1 27 23 1 - 35 51 33 179

UT Chattanooga 4 13 25 3 13 8 - 23 7 96

UT Knoxville 16 45 44 4 11 14 50 - 7 191

UT Martin 6 3 15 3 23 2 12 - 64

UTMHSC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Univ. Total 87 110 199 63 91 89 187 257 90 1,173

Chattanooga 0 6 16 4 6 3 134 21 0 190

Cleveland 1 0 6 0 1 1 11 3 0 23

Columbia 6 0 58 7 10 5 14 12 9 121

Dyersburg 1 0 6 4 1 8 1 3 29 53

Jackson 4 0 6 3 1 5 1 3 63 86

Motlow 1 3 120 3 29 2 7 3 2 170

Nashville 25 2 58 52 49 12 16 10 5 229

Northeast 2 148 4 0 1 0 4 5 0 164

Pellissippi 1 18 23 2 10 3 20 126 0 203

Roane 2 9 3 0 18 1 7 32 1 73

Southwest 5 1 21 13 1 200 25 11 16 293

Volunteer 22 2 49 19 28 0 6 13 9 148

Walters 4 33 8 0 3 0 0 16 0 64

CC Total 74 222 378 107 158 240 246 258 134 1,817

Total 161 332 577 170 249 329 433 515 224 2,990

Undergraduate Transfers from Public Universities to other Public Institutions Fall 2008

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CSTCC CLSCC COSCC DSCC JSCC MSCC NSCC NSTCC PSCC RSCC STCC VSCC WSCC Total

Austin Peay 3 2 26 0 7 2 45 1 3 0 3 45 2 139

East Tennessee 18 13 5 0 2 6 4 151 52 40 6 8 173 478

Middle Tennessee 24 14 197 12 42 203 134 5 46 16 29 139 9 870

Tennessee State 5 1 7 2 6 13 108 0 4 1 19 95 1 262

Tennessee Tech. 36 13 20 0 6 83 41 6 54 196 0 59 5 519

Univ. of Memphis 3 0 4 43 55 1 1 0 8 376 4 0 495

UT Chattanooga 138 40 9 0 4 8 4 0 8 7 6 7 3 234

UT Knoxville 17 19 19 1 7 13 13 0 290 56 11 25 92 563

UT Martin 4 3 24 75 80 2 7 0 2 1 10 2 1 211

UTMHSC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Univ. Total 248 105 311 133 209 331 357 163 467 317 460 384 286 3,771

Chattanooga - 37 6 2 1 8 4 1 5 7 3 5 1 80

Cleveland 20 - 0 1 0 2 1 0 5 8 0 2 0 39

Columbia 5 0 - 0 5 21 19 0 2 1 3 8 1 65

Dyersburg 0 1 1 - 11 0 1 0 0 0 26 1 0 41

Jackson 1 0 2 27 - 3 7 0 0 1 4 0 1 46

Motlow 5 1 13 1 1 - 21 0 2 2 2 16 1 65

Nashville 7 0 19 1 5 11 - 1 1 2 7 41 2 97

Northeast 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 - 2 4 0 0 19 29

Pellissippi 4 3 8 0 0 4 4 4 - 41 6 4 25 103

Roane 13 8 0 0 0 2 1 1 72 - 1 5 9 112

Southwest 1 1 0 19 12 2 1 0 0 0 - 1 2 39

Volunteer 0 2 8 1 4 12 47 0 2 0 1 - 0 77

Walters 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 15 10 7 1 4 - 43

CC Total 60 55 59 52 40 66 106 22 101 73 54 87 61 836

Total 308 160 370 185 249 397 463 185 568 390 514 471 347 4,607

Undergraduate Transfers from Public Community Colleges to other Public Institutions Fall 2008

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Institution Associate Bachelors Certificate MastersEd.

Specialists

Prof. Doctoral Total

Austin Peay 109 1,159 0 214 8 0 0 1,490

East Tennessee* 0 1,693 13 527 3 57 69 2,362

Middle Tennessee 0 3,549 4 606 82 0 15 4,256

Tennessee State 149 995 3 414 30 0 50 1,641

Tennessee Tech 0 1,445 0 426 258 0 24 2,153

Univ. of Memphis 0 2,454 16 874 12 126 107 3,589

TBR Total 258 11,295 36 3,061 393 183 265 15,491

UT Chattanooga 0 1,258 0 390 10 0 38 1,696

UT Knoxville** 0 3,624 20 1,492 10 212 250 5,608

UT Martin 0 998 0 140 0 0 0 1,138

UTMHSC 0 103 0 113 0 353 158 727

UT Total 0 5,983 20 2,135 20 565 446 9,169

Total Univ. 258 17,278 56 5,196 413 748 711 24,660

Chattanooga 652 - 106 - - - - 758

Cleveland 277 - 45 - - - - 322

Columbia 472 - 31 - - - - 503

Dyersburg 187 - 9 - - - - 196

Jackson 470 - 25 - - - - 495

Motlow 404 - 0 - - - - 404

Nashville 501 - 123 - - - - 624

Northeast 536 - 136 - - - - 672

Pellissippi 652 - 30 - - - - 682

Roane 620 - 86 - - - - 706

Southwest 733 - 406 - - - - 1,139

Volunteer 590 - 241 - - - - 831

Walters 622 - 280 - - - - 902

Total CC 6,716 - 1,518 - - - - 8,234

Grand Total 6,974 17,278 1,574 5,196 413 748 711 32,894

Degrees Awarded by Institution Academic Year 2007-08

* Includes ETSU Medical and Pharmacy Schools** Includes UT Space Institute and UT Veterinary College

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School Certificates Diplomas Total

Athens 37 116 153Chattanooga*Covington 54 26 80Crossville 53 132 185Crump 50 128 178Dickson 44 217 261Elizabethton 173 195 368Harriman 25 77 102Hartsville 38 88 126Hohenwald 85 153 238Jacksboro 80 75 155Jackson 125 227 352Knoxville 48 335 383Livingston 28 188 216McKenzie 64 85 149McMinnville 27 122 149Memphis 140 446 586Morristown 85 304 389Murfreesboro 53 148 201Nashville 203 212 415Newbern 64 94 158Oneida 49 101 150Paris 65 188 253Pulaski 77 94 171Ripley 57 48 105Shelbyville 94 259 353Whiteville 28 78 106

1,846 4,136 5,98230.9% 69.1% 100.0%

Tennessee Technology Centers 2007-08 Certificates & Diplomas Awarded

Total

* Data for Chattanooga not available at this time.

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Major Field UndergraduateGraduate & Professional

Total

Agriculture 278 9 287

Architecture & Related Programs 8 5 13

Area, Ethnic & Cultural Studies 11 6 17

Biological Sciences/Life Sciences 675 137 812

Business Management & Administrative Services 4,305 983 5,288

Communications 691 78 769

Computer & Information Sciences 287 56 343

Education 557 1,794 2,351

Engineering 961 153 1,114

English Language & Literature/Letters 495 130 625

Foreign Languages & Literatures 379 87 466

Health Professions & Related Services 3,825 1,281 5,106

Home Economics 773 61 834

Law & Legal Studies 100 270 370

Liberal Arts & Sciences 4,167 27 4,194

Library Science 0 66 66

Mathematics 111 61 172

Military Sciences 54 10 64

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 1,274 15 1,289

Parks, Recreation, Leisure & Fitness Studies 567 195 762

Personal & Miscellaneous Services 16 0 16

Personal Improvement & Leisure Programs 16 0 16

Philosophy, Religion, & Theology 64 24 88

Physical Sciences 282 81 363

Protective Services & Public Affairs 1,044 332 1,376

Psychology 1,037 219 1,256

Social Sciences 1,326 154 1,480

Technology Education/ Industrial Arts 155 0 155

Trades and Industrial 245 2 247

Visual & Performing Arts 1,131 142 1,273

Other* 936 746 1,682Total 25,770 7,124 32,894

Degrees Awarded by Major Field

Tennessee Public Institutions Academic Year 2007-08

* Other represents students with no major reported.

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Grads from Admitting Institution

Grads from Other Institutions

Total Public Higher Education

Graduates # % # % # %

Austin Peay 986 322 32.7% 43 4.4% 365 37.0%

East Tennessee 1,475 610 41.4% 91 6.2% 701 47.5%

Middle Tennessee 3,084 1,390 45.1% 167 5.4% 1,557 50.5%

Tennessee State 1,306 472 36.1% 32 2.5% 504 38.6%

Tennessee Tech 1,176 497 42.3% 82 7.0% 579 49.2%

Univ. of Memphis 1,741 661 38.0% 68 3.9% 729 41.9%TBR Total 9,768 3,952 40.5% 483 4.9% 4,435 45.4%

UT Chattanooga 1,176 464 39.5% 90 7.7% 554 47.1%UT Knoxville 3,638 2,116 58.2% 217 6.0% 2,333 64.1%

UT Martin 1,086 498 45.9% 79 7.3% 577 53.1%UT Total 5,900 3,078 52.2% 386 6.5% 3,464 58.7%

Total Universities 15,668 7,030 44.9% 869 5.5% 7,899 50.4%

Chattanooga 1,013 168 16.6% 71 7.0% 239 23.6%

Cleveland 505 121 24.0% 44 8.7% 165 32.7%

Columbia 702 168 23.9% 104 14.8% 272 38.7%Dyersburg 487 78 16.0% 58 11.9% 136 27.9%

Jackson 705 174 24.7% 54 7.7% 228 32.3%

Motlow 782 182 23.3% 122 15.6% 304 38.9%

Nashville 468 86 18.4% 24 5.1% 110 23.5%

Northeast 680 164 24.1% 72 10.6% 236 34.7%

Pellissippi 986 196 19.9% 132 13.4% 328 33.3%

Roane 918 235 25.6% 151 16.4% 386 42.0%

Southwest 1,271 178 14.0% 55 4.3% 233 18.3%Volunteer 920 175 19.0% 81 8.8% 256 27.8%

Walters 926 239 25.8% 84 9.1% 323 34.9%Total CC 10,363 2,164 20.9% 1,052 10.2% 3,216 31.0%

Grand Total 26,031 9,194 35.3% 1,921 7.4% 11,115 42.7%

Total Number First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen

Six Year Graduation Rates*

Institutions

* Includes fall 2002 first-time freshmen and summer first-time freshmen who continued in fall 2007 matched to graduates through 2007-08

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2001 2002

Total Black White Total Black White Total Black WhiteAustin Peay 37.4% 36.8% 39.8% 33.0% 28.5% 36.3% 37.0% 26.6% 40.9%

East Tennessee 46.5% 43.0% 46.7% 43.2% 24.2% 45.4% 47.5% 35.6% 48.2%

Middle Tennessee 46.8% 45.0% 47.2% 48.4% 42.8% 49.3% 50.5% 47.1% 51.5%

Tennessee State 42.0% 43.3% 28.0% 42.0% 43.2% 33.6% 38.6% 39.3% 33.6%

Tennessee Tech 50.4% 34.6% 52.4% 48.3% 32.8% 49.4% 49.2% 35.1% 50.9%

Univ. of Memphis 37.2% 29.4% 40.8% 38.9% 28.4% 44.0% 41.9% 31.4% 46.1%TBR Total 43.8% 39.4% 45.8% 43.3% 37.5% 46.0% 45.4% 37.7% 48.5%

UT Chattanooga 52.8% 50.7% 53.6% 50.1% 49.6% 50.7% 47.1% 41.5% 49.7%

UT Knoxville 66.7% 62.7% 66.8% 63.9% 48.3% 65.6% 64.1% 57.0% 65.2%

UT Martin 48.5% 41.1% 50.8% 48.2% 37.8% 51.3% 53.1% 39.7% 57.5%UT Total 60.8% 52.0% 62.0% 58.7% 45.8% 60.9% 58.7% 46.9% 61.3%

Total Universities 50.5% 42.3% 52.9% 49.3% 39.5% 52.4% 50.4% 40.1% 53.7%

Chattanooga 24.1% 9.1% 27.7% 27.6% 12.0% 31.1% 23.6% 11.1% 27.0%

Cleveland 32.5% 3.7% 34.7% 28.6% 28.6% 27.7% 32.7% 21.7% 33.3%Columbia 42.8% 32.3% 43.8% 41.4% 18.4% 43.9% 38.7% 30.9% 39.9%

Dyersburg 30.1% 13.5% 34.6% 29.3% 9.5% 33.3% 27.9% 11.2% 31.8%

Jackson 33.2% 13.4% 40.0% 30.7% 15.7% 35.7% 32.3% 19.4% 36.8%

Motlow 39.7% 14.3% 42.2% 42.0% 28.9% 43.1% 38.9% 21.7% 40.4%

Nashville 20.1% 12.6% 24.6% 23.2% 14.4% 28.3% 23.5% 16.3% 27.2%Northeast 31.9% 25.0% 32.2% 35.2% 16.7% 36.1% 34.7% 0.0% 34.9%

Pellissippi 32.8% 15.2% 34.6% 35.2% 7.9% 38.2% 33.3% 16.3% 35.1%

Roane 39.0% 10.5% 39.9% 37.3% 10.7% 38.3% 42.0% 36.4% 41.7%

Southwest 15.5% 12.7% 19.5% 15.4% 12.1% 22.4% 18.3% 13.5% 27.1%

Volunteer 29.8% 17.7% 31.6% 27.4% 15.5% 28.6% 27.8% 18.7% 29.0%

Walters 36.4% 25.0% 37.3% 38.5% 30.6% 38.9% 34.9% 16.3% 35.2%Total CC 31.0% 13.5% 35.0% 31.2% 13.9% 35.3% 31.0% 15.4% 34.4%

Grand Total 43.3% 33.0% 46.0% 42.0% 29.7% 45.4% 42.7% 31.2% 45.8%

Six Year Graduation Rates*

By Institution and Race2000

Cohort Year:

* Includes fall 2002 first-time freshmen and summer first-time freshmen who continued in fall 2007 matched to graduates through 2007-08

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Associate Bachelors Certificate Masters Ed. Specialist Prof. Doctoral Total

Female 65 734 0 145 7 0 0 951

Male 44 425 0 69 1 0 0 539

Female 0 1,009 6 354 3 27 45 1,444

Male 0 683 7 173 0 30 24 917

Female 0 1,926 4 399 56 0 9 2,394

Male 0 1,620 0 207 26 0 6 1,859

Female 137 637 1 294 17 0 33 1,119

Male 12 356 2 120 13 0 17 520

Female 0 732 0 265 189 0 7 1,193

Male 0 712 0 161 69 0 17 959

Female 0 1,530 13 538 10 52 49 2,192

Male 0 921 3 333 2 74 57 1,390

Female 202 6,568 24 1,995 282 79 143 9,293

Male 56 4,717 12 1,063 111 104 121 6,184

Female 0 740 0 237 9 0 27 1,013

Male 0 504 0 145 1 0 11 661

Female 0 1,846 10 880 7 123 129 2,995

Male 0 1,683 9 544 3 84 114 2,437

Female 0 560 0 92 0 0 0 652

Male 0 437 0 48 0 0 0 485

Female 0 89 0 79 0 157 104 429

Male 0 14 0 32 0 192 48 286

Female 0 3,235 10 1,288 16 280 260 5,089

Male 0 2,638 9 769 4 276 173 3,869

Female 202 9,803 34 3,283 298 359 403 14,382

Male 56 7,355 21 1,832 115 380 294 10,053

Univ. Total

Degrees* Awarded By Gender and University Academic Year 2007-08

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* Gender not reported for 225 university graduates (1 Certificate, 120 Bachelors, 81 Masters, 9 Professional, and 14 Doctoral).

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Female Male Female Male Female Male

Chattanooga 84 22 456 196 540 218

Cleveland 28 17 190 87 218 104

Columbia 27 4 325 145 352 149

Dyersbrg 9 0 148 39 157 39

Jackson 11 14 340 130 351 144

Motlow 0 0 291 113 291 113

Nashville 75 48 286 214 361 262

Northeast 41 95 296 240 337 335

Pellissippi 16 14 369 282 385 296

Roane 59 27 441 177 500 204

Southwest 175 229 509 223 684 452

Volunteer 118 121 408 182 526 303

Walters 82 194 425 197 507 391

Total Community

Colleges725 785 4,484 2,225 5,209 3,010

Degrees* Awarded By Gender and Community CollegeAcademic Year 2007-08

Certificate Associate Total

Certificate Associate Bachelors MastersEd.

SpecialistProfessional Doctoral Total

Female 759 4,686 9,803 3,283 298 359 403 19,591

Male 806 2,281 7,355 1,832 115 380 294 13,063

Total * 1,565 6,967 17,158 5,115 413 739 697 32,654

Total Degrees* Awarded By Gender in the Public Sector Academic Year 2007-08

* Gender not reported for 240 graduates (9 Certificate, 7 Associate, 120 Bachelors, 81 Masters, 9 Professional, and 14 Doctoral).

* Gender not reported for 15 community college graduates (8 Certificate and 7 Associate).

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APSU 109 1,159 0 214 8 0 0 1,490

White 67 796 0 156 8 0 0 1,027

Black 24 168 0 28 0 0 0 220

Hispanic 4 57 0 8 0 0 0 69

Other 14 138 0 22 0 0 0 174

ETSU 0 1,693 13 527 3 57 69 2,362

White 0 1,555 10 451 3 52 64 2,135

Black 0 60 0 22 0 2 3 87

Hispanic 0 14 2 5 0 0 0 21

Other 0 64 1 49 0 3 2 119

MTSU 0 3,549 4 606 82 0 15 4,256

White 0 2,964 4 492 67 0 15 3,542

Black 0 377 0 60 15 0 0 452

Hispanic 0 73 0 12 0 0 0 85

Other 0 135 0 42 0 0 0 177

TSU 149 995 3 414 30 0 50 1,641

White 106 159 0 189 11 0 32 497

Black 38 801 3 199 17 0 15 1,073

Hispanic 1 7 0 8 1 0 1 18

Other 4 28 0 18 1 0 2 53

TTU 0 1,445 0 426 258 0 24 2,153

White 0 1,306 0 355 241 0 11 1,913

Black 0 61 0 18 17 0 3 99

Hispanic 0 10 0 2 0 0 0 12

Other 0 68 0 51 0 0 10 129

UM 0 2,454 16 874 12 126 107 3,589

White 0 1,538 8 527 8 96 82 2,259

Black 0 780 5 191 4 21 5 1,006

Hispanic 0 29 1 15 0 1 1 47

Other 0 107 2 141 0 8 19 277

UTC 0 1,258 0 390 10 0 38 1,696

White 0 997 0 340 10 0 36 1,383

Black 0 200 0 27 0 0 1 228

Hispanic 0 12 0 4 0 0 0 16

Other 0 49 0 19 0 0 1 69

UTK 0 3,624 20 1,492 10 212 250 5,608

White 0 3,041 13 1,169 8 178 162 4,571

Black 0 281 106 0 15 8 410

Hispanic 0 59 2 22 1 2 4 90

Other 0 243 5 195 1 17 76 537

UTM 0 998 0 140 0 0 0 1,138

White 0 821 0 118 0 0 0 939

Black 0 135 0 13 0 0 0 148

Hispanic 0 12 0 1 0 0 0 13

Other 0 30 0 8 0 0 0 38

UTMHSC 0 103 0 113 0 353 158 727

White 0 78 0 80 0 272 105 535

Black 0 22 0 18 0 41 16 97

Hispanic 0 1 0 2 0 2 3 8

Other 0 2 0 13 0 38 34 87

Univ. Total 258 17,278 56 5,196 413 748 711 24,660

White 173 13,255 35 3,877 356 598 507 18,801

Black 62 2,885 8 682 53 79 51 3,820

Hispanic 5 274 5 79 2 5 9 379

Other 18 864 8 558 2 66 144 1,660

Degrees Awarded by Race and University Academic Year 2007-08

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Certificate Associate Total Certificate Associate Total

Chattanooga 106 652 758 Northeast 136 536 672

White 93 544 637 White 125 492 617

Black 11 79 90 Black 2 11 13

Hispanic 1 5 6 Hispanic 3 5 8

Other 1 24 25 Other 6 28 34

Cleveland 45 277 322 Pellissippi 30 652 682

White 40 258 298 White 26 572 598

Black 1 6 7 Black 3 45 48


Other 3 8 11 Other 0 25 25

Columbia 31 472 503 Roane 86 620 706

White 31 425 456 White 80 574 654

Black 0 27 27 Black 2 18 20


Other 0 13 13 Other 4 22 26

Dyersburg 9 187 196 Southwest 406 733 1,139

White 7 159 166 White 193 322 515

Black 2 22 24 Black 190 356 546


Other 0 3 3 Other 16 39 55

Jackson 25 470 495 Volunteer 241 590 831

White 24 394 418 White 212 529 741

Black 1 62 63 Black 12 35 47


Other 0 11 11 Other 12 17 29

Motlow 0 404 404 Walters 280 622 902

White 0 374 374 White 268 587 855

Black 0 11 11 Black 6 17 23


Other 0 12 12 Other 5 9 14

Nashville 123 501 624 CC Total 1,518 6,716 8,234

White 80 343 423 White 1,179 5,573 6,752

Black 31 107 138 Black 261 796 1,057


Other 6 40 46 Other 53 251 304

Degrees Awarded by Race and Community College Academic Year 2007-08

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Academic YearTotal

Placeable*Total Placed Percent Placed

1997-98 3,129 2,830 90%

1998-99 3,511 3,300 94%

1999-00 3,936 3,548 90%

2000-01 4,055 3,627 89%

2001-02 3,773 3,381 90%

2002-03 3,759 3,396 90%

2003-04 4,003 3,643 91%

2004-05 4,081 3,746 92%

2005-06 4,163 3,849 92%

2006-07 3,996 3,726 93%

2007-08 4,092 3,784 92%

Job Placement Rates Community College Graduates

1997-98 to 2007-08

InstitutionTotal

Placeable*Total Placed Percent Placed

Chattanooga 439 424 97%

Cleveland 135 125 93%

Columbia 276 222 80%

Dyersburg 100 92 92%

Jackson 306 246 80%

Motlow 78 74 95%

Nashville 339 312 92%

Northeast 244 238 98%

Pellissippi 177 168 95%

Roane 436 432 99%

Southwest 667 599 90%

Volunteer 359 344 96%

Walters 536 508 95%

Total 4,092 3,784 92%

Job Placement Rates Community College Graduates**

By Institution 2007-08

* Placeable is defined as the number of graduates eligible for placement in a job related to the field in which they received their degree.** Community college graduates from Spring 2006, Summer 2006, and Fall 2006.Source: THEC Performance Funding

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Calculated Enrollment*

Completed Percent

Completed

Completers Available for Placement**

Placed in Field of Training

Percent Placed

Athens 159 145 91.2% 140 122 87.1%Chattanooga 778 623 80.1% 612 574 93.8%Covington 160 115 71.9% 107 78 72.9%Crossville 272 195 71.7% 190 139 73.2%Crump 243 197 81.1% 194 160 82.5%Dickson 433 267 61.7% 252 196 77.8%Elizabethton 403 285 70.7% 225 206 91.6%Harriman 163 107 65.6% 100 90 90.0%Hartsville 170 126 74.1% 122 102 83.6%Hohenwald 299 261 87.3% 256 230 89.8%Jacksboro 138 111 80.4% 104 86 82.7%Jackson 471 347 73.7% 337 285 84.6%Knoxville 531 390 73.4% 365 307 84.1%Livingston 282 217 77.0% 208 158 76.0%McKenzie 227 156 68.7% 142 109 76.8%McMinnville 188 150 79.8% 128 98 76.6%Memphis 717 552 77.0% 498 390 78.3%Morristown 510 386 75.7% 363 336 92.6%Murfreesboro 293 208 71.0% 204 153 75.0%Nashville 786 525 66.8% 432 350 81.0%Newbern 168 148 88.1% 135 107 79.3%Oneida/Huntsville 166 125 75.3% 115 97 84.3%Paris 374 251 67.1% 231 180 77.9%Pulaski 203 154 75.9% 147 111 75.5%Ripley 143 115 80.4% 107 94 87.9%Shelbyvile 484 407 84.1% 386 318 82.4%Whiteville 156 122 78.2% 119 98 82.4%Grand Total 8,917 6,685 75.0% 6,219 5,174 83.2%

Tennessee Technology Centers

2006-07 Program Completion & Placement Rates

* Calculated Enrollment is the difference between total enrolled during the period less students still enrolled. This is the definition developed by the Council for Occupational Education, the TTC accreditation body.** Completers available for placement are those that are not enlisted in the military or seeking additional education.

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Notes: The state appropriations include funds for medical and health programs, state-level financial aid programs for students, state funds for private colleges and universities, and state funds for coordinating or governing boards of public colleges and universities. State appropriations exclude dollars for capital construction and debt payments. Also excluded are funds from sources other than state tax funds, including all funds from student fees, federal sources, and local sources. Seven SREB states excluding Tennessee also provide significant additional local funding for higher education operations.

Source: Illinois State University Grapevine Survey, as reported in SREB Fact Book on Higher Education, 2008

Nationally, the percentage of state tax revenues appropriated to support higher education declined steadily over the past 20 years.

This trend is also apparent at the regional level, although the rate of decline slowed in the past decade.

Tennessee maintains its rank in the second highest quartile of all states for tax contributions to higher education, but continues to show a decline in the percent-age contributed.

State Appropriations Related to Higher Education as a Percentage of State Tax Revenues-

SREB* States and the US

1986-87 1996-97

United States 13.1 10.5 9.6

SREB States 15.3 12.3 12.0

Alabama 19.6 17.7 19.0 1

North Carolina 18.8 14.6 15.0 3

Mississippi 16.8 15.8 14.1 5

Texas 17.5 13.9 13.5 7

Louisiana 14.5 11.0 13.2 8

Kentucky 13.0 10.4 12.7 10

Georgia 13.4 12.0 11.8 14

Tennessee 17.0 14.2 11.1 16

Oklahoma 14.4 12.2 10.7 17

Arkansas 14.3 12.9 10.6 18

Florida 13.0 9.6 10.2 21

South Carolina 16.0 13.2 9.9 22

Virginia 16.3 11.1 9.8 24

Maryland 11.0 9.8 9.5 25

West Virginia 13.2 11.7 8.4 34

Delaware 10.3 8.5 8.0 38

National Rank

2006-07

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* All dollars are unadjusted for inflation.

State 1996-97SREB Rank

2001-02SREB Rank

2006-07SREB Rank

Georgia $2,004 6 $2,478 4 $3,236 1Florida 1,884 3 2,556 5 3,353 2Louisiana 2,017 8 2,441 3 3,438 3Oklahoma 1,688 2 2,180 1 3,493 4North Carolina 1,664 1 2,350 2 3,811 5West Virginia 2,116 10 2,585 6 4,177 6Mississippi 2,385 12 3,205 10 4,236 7Tennessee 2,014 7 3,190 9 4,688 8Alabama 2,160 11 3,294 12 4,706 9Texas 1,992 5 2,892 8 4,914 10Arkansas 1,992 4 3,209 11 5,210 11Kentucky 2,050 9 2,787 7 5,320 12Virginia 4,088 16 3,670 13 6,194 13Maryland 3,480 14 4,504 16 6,412 14Delaware 3,533 15 4,486 15 6,743 15South Carolina 3,112 13 3,868 14 7,234 16

Median Tuition and Fees*

Public Community College Resident

State 1996-97SREB Rank

2001-02SREB Rank

2006-07SREB Rank

North Carolina $578 1 $1,010 1 $1,324 1Texas 795 2 1,086 2 1,594 2Mississippi 970 4 1,260 5 1,740 3Georgia 1,188 11 1,450 8 1,832 4Louisiana 1,060 6 1,405 6 1,876 5Arkansas 912 3 1,260 4 1,910 6Florida 1,148 9 1,514 9 2,020 7Virginia 1,429 15 1,159 3 2,269 8Delaware 1,380 14 1,701 13 2,364 9Oklahoma 1,170 10 1,550 11 2,377 10Tennessee 1,060 7 1,623 12 2,483 11Alabama 1,350 13 2,040 15 2,700 12West Virginia 1,319 12 1,536 10 2,748 13Maryland 1,980 16 2,379 16 2,960 14South Carolina 1,048 5 1,720 14 3,094 15Kentucky 1,080 8 1,450 7 3,270 16

Median Tuition and Fees*

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Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident

Austin Peay $5,526 $16,418 $6,670 $17,562

East Tennessee $5,201 $16,093 $6,345 $17,237

Middle Tennessee $5,700 $16,592 $6,844 $17,736

Tennessee State $5,102 $15,994 $6,246 $17,138

Tennessee Tech $5,244 $16,136 $6,388 $17,280

University of Memphis $6,128 $17,714 $6,990 $18,576

UT Chattanooga $5,310 $15,870 $6,150 $16,710

UT Knoxville $6,250 $19,208 $7,074 $20,032

UT Martin $5,255 $15,897 $6,084 $16,726

Chattanooga $2,797 $10,297 n/a n/a

Cleveland $2,769 $10,269 n/a n/a

Columbia $2,747 $10,247 n/a n/a

Dyersburg $2,777 $10,277 n/a n/a

Jackson $2,759 $10,259 n/a n/a

Motlow $2,765 $10,265 n/a n/a

Nashville $2,731 $10,231 n/a n/a

Northeast $2,787 $10,287 n/a n/a

Pellissippi $2,799 $10,299 n/a n/a

Roane $2,787 $10,287 n/a n/a

Southwest $2,791 $10,291 n/a n/a

Volunteer $2,767 $10,267 n/a n/a

Walters $2,775 $10,275 n/a n/a

Technology Centers $2,285 n/a n/a n/a

Annual Tuition and Mandatory Fees2008-09

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Change5 Year

Change10 Year Change

Austin Peay $2,452 $4,004 $5,238 $5,526 5.5% 38.0% 125.4%

East Tennessee 2,384 3,839 4,887 5,201 6.4% 35.5% 118.2%

Middle Tennessee 2,376 3,990 5,278 5,700 8.0% 42.9% 139.9%

Tennessee State 2,288 3,788 4,856 5,102 5.1% 34.7% 123.0%

Tennessee Tech 2,306 3,750 4,980 5,244 5.3% 39.8% 127.4%

University of Memphis 2,630 4,234 5,802 6,128 5.6% 44.7% 133.0%

UT Chattanooga 2,464 3,852 5,062 5,310 4.9% 37.9% 115.5%

UT Knoxville 2,744 4,450 5,932 6,250 5.4% 40.4% 127.8%

UT Martin 2,342 3,830 5,005 5,255 5.0% 37.2% 124.4%

University Average 2,443 3,971 5,227 5,524 5.7% 39.1% 126.1%

Chattanooga 1,254 2,095 2,641 2,797 5.9% 33.5% 123.0%

Cleveland 1,236 2,067 2,627 2,769 5.4% 34.0% 124.0%

Columbia 1,236 2,055 2,605 2,747 5.5% 33.7% 122.2%

Dyersburg 1,236 2,055 2,635 2,777 5.4% 35.1% 124.7%

Jackson 1,236 2,057 2,617 2,759 5.4% 34.1% 123.2%

Motlow 1,240 2,059 2,623 2,765 5.4% 34.3% 123.0%

Nashville 1,230 2,049 2,589 2,731 5.5% 33.3% 122.0%

Northeast 1,238 2,075 2,625 2,787 6.2% 34.3% 125.1%

Pellissippi 1,266 2,085 2,657 2,799 5.3% 34.2% 121.1%

Roane 1,240 2,069 2,645 2,787 5.4% 34.7% 124.8%

Southwest 1,233 2,055 2,649 2,791 5.4% 35.8% 126.4%

Volunteer 1,242 2,061 2,625 2,767 5.4% 34.3% 122.8%

Walters 1,240 2,059 2,627 2,775 5.6% 34.8% 123.8%

Community College Average

1,241 2,065 2,628 2,773 5.5% 34.3% 123.5%

Technology Centers 932 1,548 2,168 2,285 5.4% 47.6% 145.2%

Annual Tuition and Mandatory Fees*Resident Undergraduate Student

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$2,443

$2,631

$2,866

$3,257

$3,502

$3,971

$4,214

$4,649

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$1,241 $1,309$1,432

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Note: Dollars unadjusted for inflation or enrollment growth

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

Austin Peay $30,308,300 $31,376,000 $32,795,400 $36,196,500 $32,935,800

East Tennessee 53,144,000 55,158,700 57,050,000 63,070,900 57,792,100

Middle Tennessee 83,473,400 86,677,800 91,033,500 100,775,700 91,965,400Tennessee State 37,868,300 39,531,600 39,980,600 42,553,700 38,448,300

Tennessee Tech 42,108,700 43,676,200 44,934,200 49,204,400 45,198,900

University of Memphis 104,008,900 107,921,200 112,292,700 123,224,900 113,093,400UT Chattanooga $39,325,900 40,815,900 42,115,600 46,033,200 42,102,800

UT Knoxville 163,632,200 169,972,400 176,228,900 195,397,500 178,669,100

UT Martin 27,904,800 29,177,700 30,502,900 33,231,400 30,386,700Total Universities $581,774,500 $604,307,500 $626,933,800 $689,688,200 $630,592,500

Chattanooga $21,552,400 $22,307,600 $22,965,900 $24,993,200 $23,667,300

Cleveland 9,374,400 9,665,000 9,962,500 10,830,700 10,271,300Columbia 11,880,500 12,246,900 12,837,600 14,015,400 13,246,700

Dyersburg 6,252,100 6,481,600 6,887,300 7,581,500 7,190,000

Jackson 11,051,200 11,475,000 11,875,500 13,096,600 12,393,900Motlow 9,128,200 9,429,800 9,908,100 10,910,000 10,302,500

Nashville 13,350,400 13,840,500 14,656,700 16,285,700 15,375,500

Northeast 10,741,600 11,114,200 11,830,900 13,156,400 12,442,600Pellissippi 18,474,100 19,157,900 19,983,000 21,961,000 20,741,200

Roane 16,193,700 16,736,600 17,390,600 19,061,900 18,044,100

Southwest 35,461,600 36,539,000 37,077,300 40,042,000 37,845,200Volunteer 15,943,800 16,506,900 17,362,000 19,159,800 18,134,900

Walters 16,250,900 16,795,300 17,568,300 19,355,100 18,347,900Total CC $195,654,900 $202,296,300 $210,305,700 $230,449,300 $218,003,100

Technology Centers $43,496,400 $44,798,400 $48,937,700 $53,607,000 $50,825,800

Total Academic Formula Units

$820,925,800 $851,402,200 $886,177,200 $973,744,500 $899,421,400

State Appropriations *Tennessee Public Higher Education

Formula Units **

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2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

ETSU College of Medicine $23,734,500 $24,755,000 $25,233,100 $29,028,900 $27,619,200ETSU Family Practice 4,564,200 4,884,600 4,978,900 5,677,800 5,408,600UT College of Medicine 41,234,300 43,006,200 43,836,900 49,340,900 46,573,700UT Family Practice 6,971,500 7,651,600 9,174,400 10,161,400 9,654,000UT Memphis 60,527,900 63,052,100 64,270,000 71,168,300 68,934,900UT College of Vet Medicine 13,813,800 14,516,000 14,796,400 16,631,600 15,799,600

Medical Education $150,846,200 $157,865,500 $162,289,700 $182,008,900 $173,990,000

UT Ag. Experiment Station $21,518,900 $22,429,800 $23,063,000 $25,183,200 $23,841,500UT Ag. Extension Service 25,679,400 26,818,500 27,336,500 30,095,000 28,694,300TSU McMinnville Center 458,800 477,700 486,900 531,200 503,100TSU Institute of Ag. & Enviromental Research n/a n/a n/a 2,173,000 2,055,700TSU Coop Education n/a n/a n/a 1,927,000 1,823,000UT Space Institute 7,210,300 7,540,300 7,685,900 8,282,000 7,821,000UT Inst. for Public Service 4,800,300 4,930,000 5,025,200 4,980,000 4,806,500

UT County Tech Asst. Service 1,236,500 1,320,700 1,346,200 1,605,300 1,519,600UT Municipal Tech Adv. Service 1,629,100 1,746,800 1,780,500 2,743,100 2,601,900Research and Public Service

$62,533,300 $65,263,800 $66,724,200 $77,519,800 $73,666,600

UT University-Wide Admn. $3,400,100 $3,764,900 $3,837,600 $4,564,500 $4,399,600TN Board of Regents Admn. 3,824,400 4,070,400 4,149,000 4,871,700 4,517,100TN Student Assistance Corp. 43,716,900 43,756,800 45,883,000 49,836,900 48,712,900TN Higher Education Comm. 2,012,000 2,068,000 2,107,900 2,381,500 2,207,300TN Foreign Language Institute 313,100 328,300 334,600 372,200 369,000Contract Education 2,330,100 2,330,100 2,375,100 2,542,700 2,490,700

Other Specialized Units $55,596,600 $56,318,500 $58,687,200 $64,569,500 $62,696,600

Campus Centers of Excellence $17,598,800 $18,002,400 $18,350,100 $19,635,500 $18,774,500

Campus Centers of Emphasis 1,280,900 1,312,000 1,337,300 1,429,600 1,344,900Ned McWherter Scholars 401,800 401,800 401,800 401,800 401,800UT Access & Diversity n/a n/a n/a 6,448,900 6,181,900TBR Access & Diversity n/a n/a n/a 11,391,100 10,543,000THEC Grants 2,509,600 2,522,300 4,441,900 2,715,900 2,581,800Research Initiative 0 2,500,000 6,500,000 6,500,000 6,231,000

Program Initiatives $21,791,100 $36,003,500 $40,425,200 $48,522,800 $46,058,900

Total Non-Formula Units $290,767,200 $315,451,300 $328,126,300 $372,621,000 $356,412,100

Total Operating $1,111,693,000 $1,166,853,500 $1,214,303,500 $1,346,365,500 $1,255,833,500

State AppropriationsTennessee Public Higher Education

Non-Formula Units* and Specialized Programs

* Non-formula units refers to higher education entities other than universities, community colleges, and technology centers.

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$4,728 $4,998 $5,256 $5,708 $5,741 $6,189 $6,252 $6,686 $6,712 $6,819$6,976

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State Appropriations Student Fees

$2,193 $2,285 $2,385 $2,618 $2,704 $3,117 $3,195 $3,379 $3,418$3,511

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State Appropriations Student Fees

Total Revenue Per FTE at Tennessee UniversitiesInflation Adjusted*

Total Revenue Per FTE at Tennessee Community CollegesInflation Adjusted*

* Data adjusted for inflation to 2006-07 dollars using SHEEO’s Higher Education Cost Adjustment

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Source: Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation

Institution TypeNumber of Recipients

Total Awarded Average Award

Board of Regents/Four-Year 9,360 $19,216,693 $2,053

University of Tennessee System 4,056 8,533,444 2,104

Board of Regents/Two Year 6,985 7,491,853 1,073

Tennessee Technology Centers 1,627 1,138,795 700

Independent/Four-Year 5,658 20,877,832 3,690

Independent/Two-Year 93 343,197 3,690

Proprietary Institutions 1,704 2,891,287 1,697

Out-of-State Institutions 77 126,125 1,638

Total 29,560 $60,619,226 $2,051

Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation 2007-08 Non-Lottery Awards By Sector

Award NameNumber of Recipients

Total Awarded Average Award

Dependent Children Scholarship 31 $151,053 $4,873

Graduate Nursing Loan Forgiveness 71 348,250 4,905

Minority Teaching Fellows 105 476,196 4,535

Ned McWherter Scholars 179 520,500 2,908

Tennessee Teaching Scholars 158 640,143 4,052

Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship 523 747,902 1,430

Tennessee Student Assistance Award 28,493 57,735,182 2,026

Total 29,560 $60,619,226 $2,051

Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation 2007-08 Non-Lottery Awards By Program

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The Tennessee Education Lottery Scholarship program expended over $225 million in 2007-08, up from $191 million the year before.

The number of students served grew to 76,000 in 2007-08, up from 67,000 the year before. This growth came from an increasing dual enrollment grant program, the creation of the math and science teachers program, as well as an increasing number of students in the TELS programs.

Note: All programs require Tennessee residency

HOPE (base)General

Assembly Merit Scholarship

ASPIRE (HOPE

with need supplment)

Access AwardWilder-Naifeh

Technical Skills Grant

Amount (4-yr.) $4,000 $5,000 $5,500 $2,750 N/A

Amount (2-yr.) $2,000 $3,000 $3,500 $1,750 $2,000

Minimum High School GPA

3.00 3.75 3.00 2.75 N/A

Minimum ACT Composite

or 21 and 29 or 21 and 18-20 N/A

Family Adjusted Gross

IncomeN/A N/A $36,000 or less $36,000 or less N/A

College Retention GPA

Traditional Path - Cumulative 2.75 at 24 & 48 attempted hours, cumulative 3.0 at 72, 96 hours Cumulative 2.75 at

24 hours allows qualification for

HOPE

Satisfactory academic progressProvisional Path - Cumulative 2.75-2.99 at 72, 96,

& 120 attempted hours with 3.0 GPA in prior semester

Tennessee Education Lottery Scholarship Requirements2008-09

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Students Dollars Students Dollars AverageHOPE

Independent / Four-Year 5,637 $20,042,753 6,355 $23,656,215 $3,722

Independent / Two-Year 60 103,313 86 149,000 1,733 Private/Business Trade 52 188,100 64 230,667 3,604

University of Tennessee System 9,644 34,398,172 10,944 40,462,219 3,697

Board of Regents / Four-Year 12,682 44,663,425 14,194 51,968,797 3,661

State Tech/Community Colleges 5,536 8,947,104 6,240 10,430,247 1,672 HOPE Total 33,120* $108,342,867 37,272* $126,897,145 3,405

HOPE with GAMS


Independent / Two-Year 0 0 1 3,000 3,000 Private/Business Trade 2 9,600 3 12,500 4,167


Board of Regents / Four-Year 995 4,589,640 1,076 5,100,739 4,740

State Tech/Community Colleges 25 55,514 42 103,500 2,464 GAMS Total 3,939* $18,221,157 4,579* $22,047,176 4,815

HOPE with Aspire


Independent / Two-Year 38 118,250 60 177,563 2,959 Private/Business Trade 12 62,850 23 118,006 5,131



State Tech/Community Colleges 2,454 7,071,278 2,612 7,710,743 2,952 Aspire Total 11,629* $52,805,363 12,722* $59,381,930 4,668

HOPE Access Grant

Independent / Four-Year 18 $41,075 36 $92,125 $2,559

Independent / Two-Year 1 850 1 875 875 Private/Business Trade 0 0 0 0 -

University of Tennessee System 54 131,175 55 133,925 2,435

Board of Regents / Four-Year 145 333,129 135 329,034 2,437

State Tech/Community Colleges 97 133,487 120 164,302 1,369 Access Total 315* $639,716 345* $720,261 2,088

Wilder-Naifeh Technical Skills Grant 9,725* $8,079,913 10,429* $11,810,022 $1,132

2007-08 Actual Recipients

Tennessee Education Lottery Scholarship Program

2007-08 Summary Report2006-2007

Actual Recipients

* Totals represent a distinct count of students and are not always a sum of the numbers in the section. Students can attend multiple institutions throughout an academic year, but these students are only counted once in each section total.


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Students Dollars Students Dollars Average

HOPE Foster Care Grant

Independent / Four-Year 2 $4,564 5 $12,966 $2,593

Independent / Two-Year 0 0 0 0 -

Private/Business Trade 0 0 0 0 -

University of Tennessee System 2 731 2 2,170 1,085

Board of Regents / Four-Year 9 22,691 7 21,149 3,021

State Tech/Community Colleges 4 6,619 0 0 -

Foster Care Total 17 $34,604 14* $36,285 $2,592

Dual Enrollment Grant

Independent / Four-Year 599 $281,700 986 $422,682 $429

Independent / Two-Year 96 47,400 75 37,500 500

Private/Business Trade 0 0 2 600 300

University of Tennessee System 841 362,800 1,007 438,092 435

Board of Regents / Four-Year 250 133,800 578 272,402 471

State Tech/Community Colleges 5,735 2,449,822 7,481 3,218,483 430

Technology Centers 785 325,400 1,005 415,150 413

Dual Enrollment Total 8,306 $3,600,922 10,931* $4,804,909 $440

Math & Science Teachers

Independent / Four-Year 0 $0 2 $4,000 $2,000

University of Tennessee System 0 0 9 18,000 2,000

Board of Regents / Four-Year 0 0 20 40,000 2,000

Math & Science Total 0 $0 31* $62,000 $2,000

All Programs


Independent / Two-Year 195 269,813 223 367,938 1,650

Private/Business Trade 66 260,550 92 361,773 3,932



State Tech/Community Colleges 13,851 18,663,823 16,495 21,627,275 1,311

Technology Centers 10,510 8,405,313 11,434 12,225,172 1,069

Grand Total 67,732 $191,724,541 76,323* $225,759,727 $2,958




2007-08 Summary Report

*Totals represent a distinct count of students and are not always a sum of the numbers in the section. Students can attend multiple institutions throughout an academic year, but these students are only counted once in each section total.

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Students Dollars Students Dollars Average

University of Tennessee System

UT Chattanooga 1,955 $6,820,865 2,244 $8,146,765 $3,630UT Knoxville 6,257 22,502,201 7,100 26,325,868 3,708 UT Martin 1,440 5,023,806 1,602 5,915,586 3,693 UT Health Science Center 14 51,300 20 74,000 3,700 UT Total 9,644* $34,398,172 10,944* $40,462,219 $3,697

Board of Regents / Four Year

Austin Peay 1,199 $4,155,100 1,315 $4,756,245 $3,617East Tennessee 2,096 7,350,275 2,388 8,632,987 3,615 ETSU Pharmacy 0 0 0 0 0Middle Tennessee 4,679 16,496,376 5,210 19,070,466 3,660 Tennessee State 345 1,179,325 383 1,397,892 3,650 Tennessee Tech 2,119 7,475,631 2,367 8,698,127 3,675 University of Memphis 2,292 8,006,718 2,588 9,413,080 3,637 TBR Univ. Total 12,682* $44,663,425 14,194* $51,968,797 $3,661

Community Colleges

Chattanooga 420 $675,572 499 $846,032 $1,695Cleveland 250 420,362 277 478,407 1,727 Columbia 501 821,224 577 963,875 1,670 Dyersburg 148 236,007 160 262,125 1,638 Jackson 358 574,955 410 682,792 1,665 Motlow 404 660,857 434 742,170 1,710 Nashville 168 241,970 212 338,202 1,595 Northeast 412 687,861 416 715,654 1,720 Pellissippi 796 1,253,108 973 1,563,659 1,607 Roane 644 1,049,018 728 1,252,758 1,721 Southwest 186 277,144 233 354,738 1,522 Volunteer 613 984,964 629 1,034,001 1,644 Walters 657 1,064,063 716 1,195,835 1,670 Community College Total 5,536* $8,947,104 6,240* $10,430,247 $1,672



HOPE Awards By Institution2007-08

Actual Recipients

*Totals represent a distinct count of students and are not always a sum of the numbers in the section. Students can attend multiple institutions throughout an academic year, but these students are only counted once in each section total.


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2006-07* Peer** Faculty Salary Comparison

InstitutionAvg. Faculty

SalaryPeer Avg. Faculty

SalaryPercent of Peer

Avg.

Austin Peay $53,546 $61,745 86.7%

East Tennessee 55,360 64,845 85.4%

Middle Tennessee 59,736 67,568 88.4%

Tennessee State 54,455 64,329 84.7%

Tennessee Tech 59,834 63,334 94.5%

University of Memphis 68,089 75,200 90.5%

UT Chattanooga 59,677 63,205 64.4%

UT Knoxville 72,531 83,966 86.4%

UT Martin 55,270 60,952 90.7%

Community Colleges 43,822 49,842 87.9%

Tennessee Technology Center Average Salary Comparison

Tennessee $35,707 TN as %

Alabama 50,315 71.0%

Georgia 41,814 85.4%

Kentucky 44,137 80.9%

Louisiana 38,034 93.9%

Oklahoma 45,266 87.9%

* Most recent data available.

** Peer institutions are comparable SREB, public institutions selected by THEC in conjunction with UT and TBR, that are used in the funding formula, performance funding and data analysis.

Source: THEC and SREB

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52,995 55,022

57,490 59,328

60,838 61,616 63,768

65,965

68,583

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53,225

55,762 56,917

58,598 60,110

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40,000

45,000

50,000

55,000

60,000

65,000

70,000

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Public Universities

SREB

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38,793

40,661 41,016 42,777

43,502 43,848

45,248 46,732

48,440

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38,069 38,924

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Average Annual Faculty Salary, All Ranks

Source: SREB

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Definitions

Auxiliary Enterprise: An entity that exists to furnish goods or services to students, faculty, or staff, and that charges a fee directly related to the cost of the goods or services (essentially self-supporting). Examples include: residence halls, food services, college stores, parking lots, etc.

Census Date: The date on which all degree credit headcount and full-time equivalent enrollment reports are generated for all Tennessee public institutions. The census date is the 14th calendar day from the beginning of classes, including the day on which classes begin.

Degree Credit: Credit that the institution designates as regular, occupational, or certificate, extension or co-op.

Formula Unit: Includes public universities, community colleges, and technology centers.

Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment: For undergraduate students, the total number of credits attempted divided by 15. For graduate students, the total number of credits attempted divided by 12. For students in clock hour courses, the total number of clock hours divided by 900.

Full-Time Student: A student who is enrolled for 12 or more hours of degree credit.

Mandatory Fees: A required fee for all students.

Non-Formula Units: Includes all entities other than universities, community colleges, and technology centers. Examples include the UT Veterinary School, the Space Institute, and the Centers of Excellence.

Part-Time Student: A student who is enrolled for less than 12 hours of degree credit.

Restricted Current Funds: Funds expendable for operating purposes but restricted by donors or other outside agencies as to the specific purpose for which they must be expended.

Southern Regional Education Board (SREB): The nation’s first interstate compact for higher education, the SREB is a coalition of educators, government officials, and civic leaders interested in advancing knowledge and improving the social and economic life of the South.

Special Student: At the undergraduate level, a student who does not hold a Bachelor’s or advanced degree and who is not working toward a certificate or degree. At the graduate level, a student who holds a bachelor’s degree or higher, is not working toward a degree and is not a post-doctoral student.

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APSU: Austin Peay State University

CSTCC: Chattanooga State Technical Community College

CLSCC: Cleveland State Community College

COSCC: Columbia State Community College

DSCC: Dyersburg State Community College

ETSU: East Tennessee State University

JSCC: Jackson State Community College

MSCC: Motlow State Community College

MTSU: Middle Tennessee State University

NSCC: Nashville State Technical Community College

NSTCC: Northeast State Technical Community College

PSTCC: Pellissippi State Technical Community College

RSCC: Roane State Community College

STCC: Southwest Tennessee Community College

TBR: Tennessee Board of Regents

TICUA: Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association

TSU: Tennessee State University

TTC: Tennessee Technology Centers

TTU: Tennessee Technological University

UM: University of Memphis

UT: The University of Tennessee

UTC: The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga

UTK: The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

UTM: The University of Tennessee, Martin

UTMHSC: The University of Tennessee, Memphis, Health Science Center

VSCC: Volunteer State Community College

WSCC: Walters State Community College

Abbreviations

Tennessee Higher Education Commission

404 James Robertson Parkway

Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0830

(615) 741-3605

www.state.tn.us/thec

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Tennessee Higher Education...1 History The Tennessee Higher Education Commissionwas created in 1967 by the Tennessee General Assembly to achieve coordination and foster unity with