Concordia College

Quick Facts Fall 2008

(See the Concordia College Fact Book and Enrollment Report for Detailed Information)

Students
Undergraduate enrollment	2,810
Graduate enrollment	13
Total enrollment, including graduate students	2,823
Full-time equivalent enrollment	2,832
Proportion of undergraduate student body that reports Lutheran religious affiliation*	56%
Proportion of undergraduate student body from Minnesota	67%
Proportion of undergraduate student body that are international students	4.1%
Proportion of student body that are undergraduate students of color	4.8%
Proportion of student body that are undergraduate females	61%
Retention of first year students from fall 2007 to fall 2008	83%

*Note: This excludes students who did not report religious affiliation.

Faculty
Number of full-time faculty	190
Number of part-time faculty	76
Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field	77%
Full-time faculty with tenure	57%
Proportion of full-time faculty that are female	42%
Student/faculty ratio	13.2/1

  Sources:  Registrar’s Office and the Office of Assessment and Institutional Research

Concordia College

Quick Facts Fall 2007

(See the Concordia College Fact Book for Detailed Information)

Students
Undergraduate enrollment	2,805
Graduate enrollment	10
Total enrollment, including graduate students	2,815
Full-time equivalent enrollment	2,813
Proportion of student body that reports Lutheran religious affiliation*	59.1%
Proportion of student body from Minnesota	69%
Proportion of student body that are international students	3.0%
Number of countries represented by international students	34
Proportion of student body that are students of color	4.7%
Proportion of student body that are female	61%
Retention of first year students from fall 2006 to fall 2007	79%

 *Note:  This excludes students who did not report religious affiliation.

Faculty
Number of full-time faculty	189
Number of part-time faculty	75
Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field	72%
Full-time faculty with tenure	62%
Proportion of full-time faculty that are female	45%
Student/faculty ratio	14.7/1

Sources:  Registrar’s Office and the Office of Assessment and Institutional Research

Concordia College

Quick Facts Fall 2006

Students
Undergraduate enrollment	2,718
Graduate enrollment	6
Total enrollment, including graduate students	2,724
Full-time equivalent enrollment	2,728
Proportion of student body that reports Lutheran religious affiliation*	57.1%
Proportion of student body from Minnesota	67%
Proportion of student body that are international students	4.30%
Number of countries represented by international students	35
Proportion of student body that are students of color	5.3%
Proportion of student body that are female	62%
Retention of first year students from fall 2005 to fall 2006	80%
Average age of students	21.25

*Note: This excludes students who did not report religious affiliation.

Faculty
Number of full-time faculty	188
Number of part-time faculty	51
Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field	73.4%
Full-time faculty with tenure	60.6%
Proportion of full-time faculty that are female	46%
Student/Faculty Ratio	14.12/1

Sources:  Registrar’s Office and the Office of Assessment and Institutional Research

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Concordia College

Quick Facts Fall 2007

(See the Concordia College Fact Book for Detailed Information)

Students
Undergraduate enrollment	2,805
Graduate enrollment	10
Total enrollment, including graduate students	2,815
Full-time equivalent enrollment	2,813
Proportion of student body that reports Lutheran religious affiliation*	59.1%
Proportion of student body from Minnesota	69%
Proportion of student body that are international students	3.0%
Number of countries represented by international students	34
Proportion of student body that are students of color	4.7%
Proportion of student body that are female	61%
Retention of first year students from fall 2006 to fall 2007	79%

*Note: This excludes students who did not report religious affiliation.

Faculty
Number of full-time faculty	189
Number of part-time faculty	75
Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field	72%
Full-time faculty with tenure	62%
Proportion of full-time faculty that are female	45%
Student/faculty ratio	14.7/1

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Concordia College

Quick Facts Fall 2006

Students
Undergraduate enrollment	2,718
Graduate enrollment	6
Total enrollment, including graduate students	2,724
Full-time equivalent enrollment	2,728
Proportion of student body that reports Lutheran religious affiliation*	57.1%
Proportion of student body from Minnesota	67%
Proportion of student body that are international students	4.30%
Number of countries represented by international students	35
Proportion of student body that are students of color	5.3%
Proportion of student body that are female	62%
Retention of first year students from fall 2005 to fall 2006	80%
Average age of students	21.25

*Note: This excludes students who did not report religious affiliation.

Faculty
Number of full-time faculty	188
Number of part-time faculty	51
Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field	73.4%
Full-time faculty with tenure	60.6%
Proportion of full-time faculty that are female	46%
Student/Faculty Ratio	14.12/1

Sources:  Registrar’s Office and the Office of Assessment and Institutional Research

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Concordia College

Quick Facts Fall 2005

Students
Undergraduate enrollment	2,759
Graduate enrollment	5
Total enrollment, including graduate students	2,764
Full-time equivalent enrollment	2,751
Proportion of student body that reports Lutheran religious affiliation*	56%
Proportion of student body from Minnesota	67%
Proportion of student body that are international students	4%
Number of countries represented by international students	33
Proportion of student body that are students of color	5%
Proportion of student body that are female	63%
Retention of first year students from fall 2004 to fall 2005	79%

Faculty
Number of full-time faculty	177
Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field	73%
Full-time faculty with tenure	58%
Proportion of full-time faculty that are female	46%
Student/Faculty Ratio	14.87 to 1

Quick Facts Fall 2004

Students
Undergraduate enrollment	2,812
Graduate enrollment	2
Total enrollment, including graduate students	2,814
Full-time equivalent enrollment	2,802
Proportion of student body that reports Lutheran religious affiliation*	59%
Proportion of student body from Minnesota	65%
Proportion of student body that are international students	4.8%
Number of countries represented by international students	36
Proportion of student body that are students of color	4.4%
Proportion of student body that are female	63%
Retention of first year students from fall 2003 to fall 2004	78.9%

*Note: This excludes students who did not report religious affiliation. 55% of all students in 2004 and 52% of all students in 2005 report Lutheran religious affiliation.

Faculty
Number of full-time faculty	176
Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field	76%
Full-time faculty with tenure	59%
Proportion of full-time faculty that are female	44%
Student/Faculty Ratio	14.7 to 1

Sources: Registrar’s Office and the Office of Assessment and Institutional Research

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Concordia College

Quick Facts Fall 2003

Students
Undergraduate Enrollment	2,856
Proportion of student body that reports Lutheran religious affiliation*	53%
Proportion of student body from Minnesota	63%
Proportion of student body that are international students	6%
Proportion of student body that are students of color	4%
Proportion of student body that are female	63%

*Note: This excludes students who did not report religious affiliation.

Faculty
Number of full-time faculty	181
Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field	78%
Full-time faculty with tenure	57%
Proportion of full-time faculty that are female	45%

Sources: Registrar’s Office and the Office of Assessment and Institutional Research

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