SSU Strategic Planning Fact Book
Admissions & New Students Series Index (0400)

Display    Topic

0401        Freshman Longevity
0410        New Students: Gender X Ethnicity
0412        New Students: Region of Origin
0414        New Georgia Students: County of Origin
0416        New Students: Age & Class
0417          New Students: Major & Class
0418        New Students: Class & Credit Hours
0419          New Students: Major & Credit Hours

0420        New Freshmen: Gender & Ethnicity
0422        New Freshmen: HS GPA
0424        New Freshmen: Learn. Suppt. Status
0425        New Freshmen: Composite SAT Score
0426        New Freshmen: Mean SAT Score
0426        New Freshmen: Age Group X Major
0428        New Freshmen: Age Group X Credit Hours

0430        New Transfers: Gender X Ethnicity
0432        New Transfers: Class X College Source
0434        New Transfers: Credits Transferred X Major
0436        New Transfers: Age X Class
0438        New Transfers: Class X Major

0440        New Non-Traditional: Gender X Ethnicity
0442        New Non-Traditional: Class X Residence
0444        New Non-Traditional: Age X Class
0446        New Non-Traditional: Class X Major
0448        New Non-Traditional: Class X CrHr

0450        Recruit: Apply/Accept/Enroll X Class Level

   {0460's = Student self-reports via CIRP}

0460         Freshman Fact Attributes Snapshot

0461         Freshman Self-Image
0462         Freshman Last Year Activities
0463         Freshman College Selection Process
0464         Freshman Time Use, Prior Year
0465         Freshmen Report "Very Good" Future Possibilities
0466         Freshmen Report Their Key Life Objectives
0467         Freshman Report Attitudes on Issues

"Part of the difficulty in imagining undergraduate futures has been the monolithic way that students have been perceived...   Single images of collegians have dominated the public consciousness; it is implicitly assumed that no other kinds of students have existed...  The problem has been the failure to recognize that undergraduates have been divided into contending cultures."

--Helen L. Horowitz (1987) Campus Life: Undergraduate Cultures