All Enrollment Data for Fall 2011

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Undergraduate. Students pursuing programs leading to associate or bachelor's degrees.

Graduate. Students pursuing a graduate level degree or certificate (masters, doctoral, or post-bachelor's certificate).

Non-Degree. A student taking classes who is not currently in a program leading to a degree or certificate. Includes the previous categories of unclassified and adult special, as well as medical fellows and high school students enrolled under the Minnesota Post-Secondary Education Options Act.

Professional. Students seeking a post-bachelor's degree or certificate in the Duluth School of Medicine and the Twin Cities Medical School, Law School, School of Dentistry, and Colleges of Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine.

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New Freshman. Student admitted to an undergraduate degree program at the University who has not completed any college level work after high school graduation. This is the University's definition of a new entering freshman.

New Graduate. New graduate student. Student admitted to a graduate degree or certificate program at the University for the first time.

New Non-Degr. New Non-Degree student. A NEW student taking classes who is not currently in a program leading to a degree or certificate. Includes the previous categories of unclassified and adult special, as well as medical fellows and high school students enrolled under the Minnesota Post-Secondary Education Options Act.

New Prfl. New professional student. Student admitted to a post-bachelor's degree or certificate program for the first time in one of the University's professional schools (Duluth Medicine, Twin Cities Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, or Veterinary Medicine)

New Transfer. New Advanced Standing. Student admitted to an undergraduate degree program at the University who has completed any post high school college level credits at another institution. This is the University's definition of a new transfer student.

InterCT. Inter-Campus Transfer. A student new to a campus, having previously registered at the same level at another campus of the University of Minnesota.

IntraCT. Student new to an instructional unit who has previously enrolled at the same level in another instructional unit of the University on the same campus.

Continuing. Student who has registered in the same unit at the same level in the preceding two academic years (previously defined as one year).

Re-Admit. Student returning to the University at the same level who has not registered for any term in the last two academic years.

Unknown. Not available. Information that could not be obtained from the student's record or the record did not fit into one of the above categories.

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Freshman. Class level designation for first-year student in undergraduate programs.

Sophomore. Class level designation for second-year student in undergraduate programs.

Junior. Class level designation for third-year student in undergraduate programs.

Senior. Class level designation for fourth-year or later student in undergraduate programs.

Unknown. Not available. Information that could not be obtained from the student's record or the record did not fit into one of the above categories.

Masters. Class level designation for students in a master's program.

Doctoral. Class level designation for students in a doctoral program.

Other Grad. Graduate students who are not in a master's or doctoral program, but are pursuing a degree.

1st Yr. Class level designation for first-year student in professional programs.

2nd Yr. Class level designation for second-year student in professional programs.

3rd Yr. Class level designation for third-year student in professional programs.

4th Yr. Class level designation for fourth-year student in professional programs.

Other Prfl. Class level designation for special case professional programs including Pharmacy, Medical Residency Students, etc.

Non-Degree. Class level designation for any student in a non-degree program.

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Data on this report is a credit range for which the student falls into at the start of the term.

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Full-Time. Classification based on the number of course credits taken by a student. Credits in remedial or other courses not applicable to a degree program are included (beginning in Fall 2000). Full-time is defined as 12 or more credits for undergraduates, and varies by program for professional, non-degree levels, and graduate level students.

Part-Time. Classification based on the number of course credits taken by a student. Credits in remedial or other courses not applicable to a degree program are included (beginning in Fall 2000). Part-time is defined less than 12 credits for undergraduates, and varies by program for professional, non-degree levels, and graduate level students.

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Data for this category is self reported. If the student did not select a gender, Unknown is selected.