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Fact Book 2009-10
Fast Facts
2009-10 Operating Budget Fall 2009 Enrollment by Level Unrestricted = $46,610,428
Fall 2009 Credit Hours by Level Student Organizations: over 80 Undergraduate = 52,675
Room & Board Rate: $6,796
1Fast Facts
Room & Board Rate: $8,860
As the chief executive of the University, the President is appointed by the Trustees and is responsible for the operation of the entire University within the framework of the policies provided by the Trustees. The President is responsible for fulfilling the objectives of the University, for defining the missions and priorities for its various units, as well as for the effective and economical planning, use and management of its resources.
Administration
After serving as the first president of the University of Missouri and the first chancellor of the University of Wisconsin, John Lathrop was named Indiana University's fourth president in 1859. On January, the year-old David Starr Jordan was inaugurated as the seventh president of Indiana University.
Presidents of Indiana University
In 1865 he again became president of the University of Missouri and died in office in 1866. He returned to IU in 1893 to accept a professorship in the department of psychology and the appointment of vice president of the university.
1Presidents of Indiana University
Of the other eight members, the governor now appoints five, and the university's alumni elect three. Additional Officers Appointed by the Trustees MaryFrances McCourt, University Treasurer Robin Roy Gress, Secretary to the Trustees.
Board of Trustees
As the university's governing body, the Indiana University Trustees are charged by the Indiana General Assembly with a wide range of policy and decision-making authority to carry out the University's programs and missions. In 1838 it established Indiana University and provided for a board of twenty-one members and the Governor as ex officio vice president of the board.
Students
Transfer 2
1 Cohort is defined as degree-seeking undergraduate students enrolled in the fall or one of the previous summer sessions. 2 Transfer students are defined as those students who are new to Indiana University and have transferred from another institution.
Undergraduate Admissions
Bloomington IUPUI East Fort Wayne Kokomo Northwest South Bend Southeast Beginner Students
Academic Preparation of New Beginner Students
Enrollment by Level
Enrollment by Full-Time and Part-Time Students
Enrollment by Residency and Campus
Campus Enrollment Ages < 20 Ages 20 - 24 Ages 25+
Graduate/Professional
Totals Undergraduate
Enrollment by Age and Campus
Of Indiana University's total fall 2009 enrollment, 70 percent of students are from the state of Indiana. Additionally, students from 49 states, Washington D.C. and 165 foreign nationals are enrolled on IU campuses and make up 30 percent of the student population.
Student Origin
Students by Sex and Ethnicity
Bloomington IUPUI East Fort Wayne Kokomo Northwest South Bend Southeast Full-Time Equivalency
Fall Semester Full-Time Equivalency and Credit Hours
Current Campus
Undergraduate Intercampus Mobility
Historical View of Heads, Hours, and FTE by Campus
1 Historical View of Heads, Hours, and FTE by Campus
Historical Fall Semester Enrollment
Degrees Conferred at IU Campuses
Degrees Conferred by Campus and Level
Bloomington
Graduation Rates of First-Year Full-Time Baccalaureate Students
Northwest
IUPUI
East
Kokomo
South Bend
Southeast
Retention of First-Year Full-Time Baccalaureate Students
Academic Schools, Colleges, and Divisions of Indiana University
These numbers include students enrolled on their campus census date or who completed a degree in 2008-09. These numbers include students enrolled on their campus census date or who completed a degree in 2008-09.
Student Financial Aid by Campus
Gift aid does not need to be earned (for example work study) or repaid (for example loans). IU gift aid includes funds held by the IU Foundation, and private gift aid includes funds from other states and countries. IU gift aid includes funds held by the IU Foundation, and private gift aid includes funds from other states and countries.
Undergrad Gift Aid and Student Loans by Funding Source
Between 2006-07 and 2008-09, the annual percentage of students borrowing student loans in Bloomington decreased by 1%, while the percentage receiving gift aid increased by 3.3%. The average gift aid per students increased at approximately the same rate as the average per student loans: 24%. Between 2006-07 and 2008-09, the annual percentage of students borrowing student loans at the regional IU campuses increased by 6.2%, and the percentage receiving gift aid increased by 7.5%.
Aggregate Student Loans of Bachelor Degree Recipients
However, campus-specific numbers vary from these general trends, in part because of each campus's percentage of independent students (who have higher borrowing limits) and part-time students (who can attend and borrow for more years than full-time students). . Hoosier students made up 88.4% of those filing a FAFSA, and 78% of those Hoosier FAFSA filers had financial need. For those Hoosiers who filed a FAFSA and had financial need, the charts below illustrate the percentage of students by family income.
Financial need is determined based on the FAFSA and the estimated cost of attendance, which includes tuition, mandatory fees, room, board, books and supplies, local transportation costs, and personal expenses. The next two pages of the Fact Book show the average percentage of need that was covered by gift aid, work-study and need-based loans for Hoosiers in the lower two income brackets shown below.
Income Categories
Full-Time Hoosier Undergrads with Need - by Income
The chart below illustrates the average percentage of full-time Hoosiers' financial need that was not met by grant aid or need-based self-help (unmet need) for low- and moderate-income students. Also shown are the average percentage of needs met by grant aid and needs-based self-help for students with the level of unmet need shown below. Full-time, low-income Hoosier students have a greater share of their financial needs met through donations than their middle-income peers, in part due to federal and state need-based subsidies, which target students with lower income.
Income
When students have unmet needs, they and their families may seek additional employment, or take out additional loans to cover their educational expenses. When students have unmet needs, they and their families may seek additional employment, or take out additional loans to cover their educational expenses.
Unmet Need of FT Hoosier Undergrads - by Income and Campus
Unmet Need of FT Hoosier Undergrads - by Level and Campus
Faculty & Staff
1 Faculty and Staff Headcount of Indiana University
IUB Hlth Gen/Acad Tot IUPUI IUE IPFW 3 IUK IUN IUSB IUS Total FTE Academic Staff
Full-Time Instructional Faculty and Administrators by Sex
Campus
Full-Time Instructional Faculty and Administrators by Ethnicity
Tenured % Tenured % Tenured % Tenured Tenured Eligible % Tenured
Tenured Faculty
Highest Earned Degrees of FT Faculty and Administrators with Professorial Rank
Average Age
Age Distribution of FT Facutly and Administrators Indiana University
Assistant Associate
Campus Professor Professor Professor
Assistant Professor Compensation
Average Faculty Compensation
Group Sections Group Sections Group Sections Group Sections Group Sections
Instructional Effort Per Professorial Rank FTE
A rough index of instructional resources is obtained by dividing credit enrollment by the number of full-time teachers and administrators. However, that average is skewed because it includes the Health Division in Indianapolis, where credit enrollment is a poor indicator of the intensity of educational efforts.
Student Credit Hours Per Full-Time Academic Appointment
Payroll by County
Finance
This figure includes totals for unrestricted funds of more than $1.9 billion, restricted funds of more than $581 million, and pooled auxiliary funds of $384 million. The use of restricted funds is determined by the funding source: federal, state, or local government; private industry; or foundation support. Auxiliary fund groups are established by the Trustees to carry out activities that support the teaching, research and public service missions of the University and include residence halls, varsity athletics, the library and the Indiana Memorial Union, among others.
Operating Budget
Unrestricted funds are used for education, research, grants and scholarships, student services, and other institutional support.
State of Indiana Appropriations
State Appropriation Per Full-Time Equivalent Student
Notes: The value of the previous year's dollars is based on the calendar year's consumer price indices.
Functional Expenses by Campus
Change
Contract and Grant Expenditures by Source
Grants and contracts cover the entire spectrum of activities, i.e. teaching, research and service.
Contract and Grant Expenditures by Campus
The 2007-08 Bloomington award figures include $44 million to the Jacobs School of Music and $25 million to the IU School of Law, both from the Lilly Endowment; The Indianapolis awards include $13 million from USAID for the School of Medicine's AMPATH program.
Number Funded
Funds Awarded
Proposals Funded and Funds Awarded by Campus
Proposals Funded and Funds Awarded by Source
1 Proposals Funded and Funds Awarded by Source
The data presented in this report were collected through the National Science Foundation's (NSF) FY 2006 Survey of Research and Development Expenditures at Universities and Colleges. The survey collects separately budgeted R&D expenditures in science and engineering (S&E) fields reported by universities and colleges. Note: Expenditures shown in this table exclude: training grants, public service grants, demonstration projects, clinical trials, and non-scientific and engineering research and development expenditures in the fields of education, law, humanities, music, arts, physical education, library science. , and all other non-science fields.
Big Ten Comparisons
This section contains information on federally funded research and development expenditures for Big Ten universities. Source: NIH Award Data & Information: Aggregate Data Files (http://report.nih.gov/award/trends/AggregateData.cfm). This section contains information about funding from NIH grants, cooperative agreements, and contracts for Big Ten universities.
Big Ten Comparisons - National Institutes of Health Proposals Funded
In-State Purchase Orders
Per Credit Hour Fee Rates
Tuition and Required Fees
Notes: Rates are based on an academic year consisting of 30 credit hours for undergraduates and 24 credit hours for graduates.
Facilities
1 Fort Wayne's acreage includes land leased from Allen County and land owned by Indiana University, Purdue University, the Indiana University-Purdue University Foundation, the State of Indiana, and the City of Fort Wayne.
Real Estate Acreage
Source: Office of the Vice President and CAO, Indiana University and Office of Planning, IPFW. From 1965-66 to 2008-09, the total cost of major physical facilities built or acquired on all campuses is $2.3 billion. A substantial portion of the debt service on these bonds was reimbursed to the University by the State of Indiana through fee reimbursement grants.
Assignable Square Feet
Facilities Inventory Summary
Academic &
Percent of Academic-Administrative Assignable Square Feet by Campus and Age of Structure
Total Space
Academic-Administrative Space by Condition
Health facilities at Bloomington: the Student Health Center; at Indianapolis: health professions clinics not located in hospitals. Classroom Class Lab Research Lab Office Study Special Use General Use Support Health Residential Unclassified.
Distribution of Academic-Administrative Space by Room Use
Campus FTE Enrollment 1
Classrooms - square feet per
Instructional Labs - square feet per
Study areas - square feet per
FTE Of the eleven categories of room use, three are closely associated with student enrollment and teaching
Instruction and Instruction-Related Space Per FTE Student Enrollment
A measure of teaching intensity is the space of the classroom and classroom service area divided by weekly student contact hours in the fall semester. Another element that affects the utilization factor is the number of square feet of classroom space available per FTE student.
Classroom Utilization Analysis
Instructional
Instructional Laboratory Utilization Analysis
Auxiliary Enterprise
IUPUI 1
Auxiliary Enterprise Services Space
The 2 allotable square feet previously reported for the bookstore, cafeteria, credit union and medical education are included in the academic-administrative square feet as part of Kettler Hall. Notes: The reduction in ancillary services and resulting total square footage assigned is a result of a recent revision to postsecondary education facilities inventory classification standards, which now exclude circulation space for parking structures from the allocation category.
Kokomo Northwest
Auxiliary Enterprises Services Space
1 Last year did not include all related volume materials, so a significant increase will be seen starting in 2006-07. 2 Health Division linked volumes may decrease due to transition to online-only electronic serials beginning in 2007-08.
Size of Collection
IU Libraries
Intercollegiate Athletics
Bloomington Hoosiers - Big 10 Head Coach Home Facility (built; capacity) Big Ten Championships NCAA Team Championships. IUPUI Jaguars - Mid-Continent Head Coach Home Facility (built; capacity) Mid-Con Championships NCAA Team Championships. Each year, the Alumni Registration Department updates hundreds of thousands of records with new address, employment and college-related information on behalf of Indiana University and Purdue University Indianapolis.
Alumni
Few colleges and universities in the country have more living graduates than IU's 527,422 (as of May 2009). Likewise, with more than 1,059,000 active records for alumni (graduates and former students of record), friends, parents, corporations and foundations, the A/FIS database is among the largest for the nation's colleges and universities.
Alumni by State & Geographic Region
Total Voluntary Support (in Millions)
Private Contributions
University Information Technology Services
Estimated number of personal desktop/notebook computers: 85,000 Number of users of IU's online course management system, Oncourse CL: 135,492.
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Fact Book 2009-10 Notes
