TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
FALL 1998 STUDENT PROFILE

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION

[ Total Enrollment | Majors | Campus | Undergraduate Tuition ]
[ Academic Programs | Full Time Faculty | Ethnicity | Pennsylvania Residency ]
[ Gender | Admissions Information | Average SAT Scores ]
INCLUDING
TEMPLE JAPAN		 EXCLUDING
TEMPLE JAPAN
TOTAL ENROLLMENT 899 899
Full-Time 471 471
Part-Time 428 428
Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Students 614 614
MATRICULATION LEVEL
Graduate 494 494
Undergraduate 376 376
    Freshman 44 44
    Sophomore 83 83
    Junior 128 128
    Senior 121 121
Non-Matriculated Graduates 14 14
Non-Matriculated Undergraduates 15 15
MAJORS UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE TOTAL
SOCIAL WORK 374 494 868
HONORS - SOCIAL WORK 2 0 2
CAMPUS
Ambler 5
Center City 16
Harrisburg Center 204
Health Sciences Campus 0
Japan 0
Main 673
Off Campus 0
Rome 0
Tyler 1
UNDERGRADUATE TUITION & FEES  
Tuition (per year)  
PA Resident $6,098
Non-PA Resident $11,128
 
Required Fees (per year)  
General Activity $50
Computer & Tech $100
Health Services $70
Recreation Services $60
Total Fees $280
   
Tuition & Required Fees  
Resident $6,378
Non-Resident $11,408
Room & Board $5,924
(Double with 19 meal plan)  
   
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS  
   
Bachelors 1
Masters 1
Doctoral 0
   
FULL TIME FACULTY
Tenured

19
Tenure Track

4
Deans Appt

1
Total Full-Time

24
ETHNICITY (Excluding Temple Japan) Enrollment Percent
African American 330 36.7%
Asian American 7 0.8%
Hispanic 37 4.1%
Native American 1 0.1%
White 469 52.2%
Other 55 6.1%
     
International Students 5  
PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENCY Enrollment Percent
PA Resident

795

88.4%
Non-Resident

104

11.6%
GENDER Enrollment Percent
Men

148

 16.5%
Women

751

 83.5%
FALL 1998 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Enrollment
Freshmen 18
Transfers 79
   
Graduate 167
   
Average SAT Scores  
Verbal 464
Math 454
Combined 918
AVERAGE HS CLASS RANK (99 high) 60 percentile


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