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FactBook2015-2016THEUNIVERSITYOFSCRANTON–FASTFACTS2015President:Rev.
KevinP.
Quinn,S.
J.
ChairmanoftheBoardofTrustees:Mr.
LawrenceR.
LynchACADEMICPROGRAMS710652UndergraduateCertificatesAssociateDegreesBachelor'sDegreesPostBaccalaureateCertificates231532Master'sDegreesBaccalaureate/Master'sDegreePost-Master'sCertificatesDoctoralDegreesTUITIONCHARGES2015-2016Undergraduate$40,644/yearGraduate$965/credithourCOLLEGESANDENROLLMENT–FALL2015UndergraduateGraduateOn-campusGraduateOnlineCollegeofArts&Sciences(CAS)1,644370KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)843144377PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)1332485451NoSchoolAffiliation9199Total3,910675837UndergraduateGraduateTotalUNIVERSITYTOTAL3,9101,5125,422ADMISSIONS–DAYSCHOOLFRESHMANPROFILEApplied10,045Accepted7,25472.
2%Enrolled91912.
7%UNDERGRADUATERETENTION/GRADUATIONRATESAveragefirst-yearretentionrate89%Averagesix-yeargraduationrate82%ALUMNIOFRECORDUndergraduate37,253Graduate10,260FACULTY&STAFFFull-timefaculty&staff908Part-timefaculty&staff221TOTALEMPLOYEES1,129Full-timeinstructionalfaculty295Student:FacultyRatio12.
4to1(institutionaldefinition,seePageII-7fordetails)FINANCES2014-2015OperatingBudget$213,036,044Endowment(marketvalueFY2015)$170,075,150December2015WearepleasedtopresenttotheUniversitycommunitythe2015-2016editionofTheUniversityofScrantonFactBook.
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edu/pir/institutional-research/factbook/index.
shtml.
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Sincerely,ValerieTaylor,DirectorofInstitutionalResearchRachelBourizk,DataAnalystJeanMastri,AdministrativeAssistant,InstitutionalEffectivenessSarahBaba,StudentWorkerINSTITUTIONALRESEARCHOFFICEMISSIONSTATEMENTMissionTheMissionoftheInstitutionalResearchOfficeistoprovidesupportfortheevaluationeffortsoftheUniversityofScrantoncommunity.
Wefocusonretrieving,analyzing,andreportinginformationwithemphasisonaccountabilityprocesses.
WestrivetomanageandmaintainprecisedataonallaspectsoftheUniversity:students,faculty,andstaff.
(Revised2010)PrimaryGoalsMaintaintheofficialstudentenrollmentdata.
CoordinatetheinstitutionalresearchfunctionsoftheUniversity,includingfederalandstatereporting,internalandexternalsurveys,andadhocdatarequests.
Produceaccurate,concise,andtimelymanagementinformationtosupportinstitutionaldecision-making.
MaintaincompliancewiththeHigherEducationOpportunityAct(HEOA).
PublishanAnnualFactBook,aseriesofEnrollmentReports,theGraduationReport,andtheofficialretentionandgraduationrates.
Supporttheresearchandevaluationeffortsofotheradministrativeofficesanddepartmentsoncampus.
Providedatatoacademicdepartmentsforprogramreviewandaccreditationself-studies.
Coordinateanddesignsurveysandquestionnaireswithinthecampuscommunity.
CoreValuesQuality–providingaccurate,confidential,andtimelyinformationandanalysisCollegiality–buildingeffectivecollaborativeworkingrelations;beingcooperativeandhelpfulExcellence–maintainingefficientofficeoperationsbycreatingastimulatingworkenvironmentforprofessional,highlymotivated,andwell-trainedstaffTableofContentsI.
GeneralInformationJesuitCollegesandUniversitiesintheUnitedStates.
I-1Mission,Vision&InstitutionalStudentLearningOutcomes.
I-2StrategicPlan(VisionandGoals)I-3DegreeOfferings(Bachelor's)I-4DegreeOfferings(Other)I-5BoardofTrustees.
I-6President'sCabinet.
I-7UniversityGovernanceCouncil.
I-8StudentGovernmentI-9FacultySenateI-10StaffSenate.
I-12DeansandDepartmentalChairpersons.
I-13AccreditationsI-14Memberships.
I-15FunctionalOrganizationalStructure.
I-16II.
StudentsAdmissionsClassof2019FreshmanProfileII-1DaySchoolFreshmanConfirmations.
II-2DaySchoolFreshmanSATScores.
II-3EnrollmentHeadcountsbySchool,EnrollmentStatusandGender.
II-4CreditsbySchool,EnrollmentStatusandGenderII-5FTESbySchoolandGender.
II-6Student:FacultyRatiosII-7AverageClassSize.
II-7First-TimeStudents.
II-8FreshmenCohortII-8InternationalStudents.
II-9HeadcountsbyEthnicity.
II-10UndergraduateHeadcountsbyResidence.
II-11HeadcountsbyPACountyII-12Headcounts.
II-13Majors(1st)ofUndergraduatesSeekingBachelor'sDegreesII-14SecondMajorsofUndergraduatesSeekingBachelor'sDegrees.
II-16Majors(1st)ofStudentsSeekingMaster'sDegrees.
II-17MajorsofStudentsSeekingAssociateDegreesorCertificatesII-18EnrollmentbyDegreeII-18UndergraduateHeadcountsbyClass.
II-19HeadcountsbyAcademicYearII-20CreditsbyAcademicYear.
II-21StudyAbroadII-22OutcomesServiceLearning.
II-23UndergraduateStudentRetentionandGraduationRates.
II-24UndergraduateMinorityStudentRetentionandGraduationRates.
II-25LawSchoolApplications.
II-26AcceptancestoHealthProfessionsSchools.
II-27StudentFellowshipsandScholarshipsII-28AlumniGeographicDistribution.
II-29III.
Faculty&StaffFaculty&StaffCensusData.
III-1Full-TimeFaculty&Staff–TrendsandDemographics.
III-2Full-TimeInstructionalFacultybyRank,Gender&TenureStatus.
III-3Full-TimeInstructionalFaculty–AverageSalaries&CompensationIII-4IV.
FacilitiesWeinbergMemorialLibrary.
IV-1Technology(WorkstationsbyArea)IV-2Technology(DesktopOperatingSystems&MediatedClassrooms)IV-3FacilitiesOperationsBuildingAudit.
IV-4RoomandBoardTotalsIV-5V.
BudgetandFinancesStudentCostsV-1StudentFinancialAid.
V-2FreshmanTuitionDiscountRate.
V-2VoluntarySupport.
V-3StatementofUnrestrictedFund(RevenuesandExpenditures)V-4AuxiliaryEnterprises(RevenuesandExpenditures)V-5UnrestrictedEducationalandGeneralExpendituresperFTEStudentV-6Endowment(Ratios,MarketValue,AnnualReturn)V-7ProposalActivityV-8PageI-1JesuitCollegesandUniversitiesintheUnitedStatesName(FoundingDate)1.
BostonCollege(1863)15.
MarquetteUniversity(1881)2.
CanisiusCollege(1870)16.
RegisUniversity(1877)3.
CollegeoftheHolyCross(1843)17.
RockhurstUniversity(1910)4.
CreightonUniversity(1878)18.
SaintJoseph'sUniversity(1851)5.
FairfieldUniversity(1942)19.
SaintLouisUniversity(1818)6.
FordhamUniversity(1841)20.
SaintPeter'sUniversity(1872)7.
GeorgetownUniversity(1789)21.
SantaClaraUniversity(1851)8.
GonzagaUniversity(1887)22.
SeattleUniversity(1891)9.
JohnCarrollUniversity(1886)23.
SpringHillCollege(1830)10.
LeMoyneCollege(1946)24.
UniversityofDetroitMercy(1877)11.
LoyolaMarymountUniversity(1911)25.
UniversityofSanFrancisco(1855)12.
LoyolaUniversityChicago(1870)26.
TheUniversityofScranton(1888)13.
LoyolaUniversityMaryland(1852)27.
WheelingJesuitUniversity(1954)14.
LoyolaUniversityNewOrleans(1912)28.
XavierUniversity(1831)PageI-2TheMissionoftheUniversity:TheUniversityofScrantonisaCatholicandJesuituniversityanimatedbythespiritualvisionandthetraditionofexcellencecharacteristicoftheSocietyofJesusandthosewhoshareinitswayofproceeding.
TheUniversityisacommunitydedicatedtothefreedomofinquiryandpersonaldevelopmentfundamentaltothegrowthinwisdomandintegrityofallwhoshareinitslife.
TheVisionoftheUniversity:OurVision:TheUniversityofScrantonwillbeboldlydrivenbyasharedcommitmenttoexcellence.
Wewillprovideasuperior,transformationallearningexperience,preparingstudentswho,inthewordsofJesuitfounderSt.
IgnatiusLoyola,will"settheworldonfire".
InstitutionalStudentLearningOutcomes:GraduatesofTheUniversityofScrantonwillmovebeyondthepossessionoftheintellectualandpracticalskillsthatformthebasisofprofessionalcompetenceandinspiredbyTheMagispossesstheknowledgeandabilitytoaddressthemostsignificantquestions,engagingtheircolleaguessuccessfullyandethically,andadvancingtowardspositionsofleadershipintheirchosenfieldofstudy.
Furthermore,ourgraduateswill,throughtheirexperienceofcurapersonalis,demonstratethattheyarepersonsofcharacterandwomenandmenforandwithothers,throughtheirdevotiontothespiritualandcorporalwelfareofotherhumanbeingsandbytheirspecialcommitmenttothepursuitofsocialjusticeandthecommongoodoftheentirehumancommunity.
Uponcompletionoftheirprogramofstudy,studentswillbeableto:1.
Developandusetheintellectualandpracticalcompetenciesthatarethefoundationofpersonalandprofessionaldevelopmentandlifelonglearningincludingoralandwrittencommunication,scientificandquantitativereasoning,criticalanalysisandreasoning,andtechnologicalcompetencyandinformationliteracy1.
2.
Exhibitbroadknowledgeofthehumancondition,understandingtheworldinitsphysicalandnaturalaspects,aswellasthephilosophicalandtheologicalbasisformodernthought,faithandbelief.
3.
Demonstratecompetenceintheirchosenfieldofstudy,usingtheknowledgeandabilitytoaddressthemostsignificantquestions,andadvancingtowardspositionsofleadership.
4.
Employtheirknowledgeandintellecttoaddresssituationsinawaythatdemonstratesadevotiontothespiritualandcorporalwelfareofotherhumanbeingsandbyaspecialcommitmenttothepursuitofsocialjusticeandthecommongoodoftheentirehumancommunity.
1Thesecompetencyareasarealsocornerstonesofgeneraleducation.
TheUniversity'sgeneraleducationgoalsarefurtherarticulatedinthedocument,TheGeneralEducationProgram.
PageI-3UniversityofScrantonStrategicPlan2015-2020:AnEngaged,Integrated,GlobalStudentExperienceVISIONANDGOALSTheUniversityofScranton,inthetraditionandspiritofitsCatholicandJesuitidentityandacademicmission,isaninstitutioninservicetoourstudents.
Becausewebelievethatsuchaneducationisengaged,integratedandglobal,TheUniversityofScrantonwill:ENGAGED:Implementdiverseopportunitiesforstudentstobeengagedintransformativeandreflectiveacademic,social,spiritualandservice-orientedexperiencesthatareintentionallydesignedtodeveloptheirknowledgeandskillswhilechallengingthemtobemenandwomenoffaithandservicetotheircommunities.
1.
Wewillformmenandwomenforandwithothers,providingeducationshapedbytheserviceoffaithandthepromotionofjustice,andemphasizingthedevelopmentofadultfaith.
2.
WewillchallengestudentsandtheUniversitycommunitytoengagewiththestarkrealitiesoftheworld.
3.
Wewillinspirestudentsthroughacademicexperientialopportunitiesthatpromoteimmersionandreflection.
4.
Wewillcommitourselvestoremaininganaffordable,accessibleeducationthatmeetstheneedsandaddressesthechallengesofstudentsfromenrollmenttograduationandbeyond.
INTEGRATED:Delivertransformationaleducationalexperiencesthroughintegratedteaching,learning,scholarship,andformationopportunitiesacrossdisciplines,programs,andco-curricularexperiences,withinacultureofinnovation,assessment,andcontinuousimprovement.
1.
Wewillfacilitatetheformationofstudentsbydevelopingamoreholisticandcohesiveacademicandco-curricularlearningexperiencethatismarkedbycoordinatedresidential,socialandathleticactivitiesandbystrongandintegratedspiritual,career,andotheracademicandstudentsupportservices.
2.
Wewillintegratetheuseoftransformativepedagogiesacrossthecurriculumtopromotestudentengagementthroughthesynthesisofknowledgeinitsmanyforms,collaborationwithothersinthedevelopmentofunderstanding,andreflectiononquestionsofmeaning.
3.
Wewillembracethesharedjoyofdiscoveringandcommunicatingknowledgeandwillvaluerigorousparticipationinacademicinquiryasanintegralpartofthesearchfortruth.
4.
Wewilluseinputfromourfaculty,ourstudents,andthosewhosupportthemtoencouragethedevelopmentofnewmission-drivenandmarketsensitiveprogramsandcourses.
5.
Wewillembraceanintegratedapproachtotheimprovementofstudentlearningandformation.
GLOBAL:Provideopportunitiesforstudentstobeimmersedinacademic,moral,andspirituallearningthatcultivatesreflection,discernmentandactioninaglobalcontextandwithinamulticulturallearningenvironment.
1.
WewillpresentstudentswithcurricularopportunitiesandacademicprogramsthatleadthemtothelearningoutcomesthatformthevisionofgloballearningatTheUniversityofScranton.
2.
Wewillenhanceglobalengagementbydevelopinginterdisciplinarystrategicpartnershipswithinternationaluniversitiesandotherinternationalorganizations.
3.
Wewillbuildopportunitiesforeverystudent'slearningexperiencetoincludeengagementinaninternationalarena.
4.
Wewillorganizeexistingresourcestoprovideanadministrativestructurethatpromotes,coordinates,andsupportsglobalinitiativesthatwilldevelopacrosstheUniversity.
5.
Wewillberecognizedforourinternationallydiversebodyofstudents,facultyandstaffandwillbecharacterizedbyawell-developedinterdisciplinary,globalawarenessthatisintegraltoouracademicandsocialstructure.
Source:UndergraduateCatalogPageI-4Bachelor'sDegreeOfferings,2015-2016BachelorofArts(17)ClassicalStudiesCommunicationEnglishFrenchandFrancophoneCulturalStudiesGermanCulturalStudiesHispanicStudiesHistoryIndividualizedMajorInternationalLanguage–BusinessJournalismandElectronicMediaLatinAmericanStudiesMathematicsPhilosophyStrategicCommunicationTheatreTheology/ReligiousStudiesWomen'sStudiesBachelorofScience(48)AccountingAppliedMathematicsBiochemistryBiochemistry,CellandMolecularBiologyBiologyBiomathematicsBiophysicsBusinessAdministrationChemistryChemistry-BusinessChemistry-ComputersCommunityHealthEducationComputerEngineeringComputerInformationSystemsComputerScienceCounselingandHumanServicesCriminalJusticeEconomicsEducation,EarlyandPrimaryTeacherEducation,MiddleLevelTeacherEducation,SecondaryElectricalEngineeringElectronicCommerceEngineeringManagementEntrepreneurshipEnvironmentalScienceExerciseScienceFinanceForensicChemistryHealthAdministrationHumanResourcesStudiesIndividualizedMajorInternationalBusinessInternationalStudiesLiberalStudiesManagementMarketingMathematicsMediaandInformationTechnologyMedicalTechnologyNeuroscienceNursingOccupationalTherapy*OperationsManagementPhysicsPoliticalSciencePsychologySociology*StudentsenteringtheOccupationalTherapyprogramwillearnaB.
S.
inHealthScienceaftercompletingthefirstfouryearsofafive-yearprogramandaMasterofSciencedegreeinOccupationalTherapyaftercompletionofthefifthyear.
Source:UndergraduateCatalog;GraduateStudiesCatalogPageI-5OtherDegreeOfferings,2015-2016AssociateDegrees(10)AssociateinArts(AA)Business(AS)ComputerEngineering(AS)ComputerInformationSystems(AS)CounselingandHumanServices(AS)CriminalJustice(AS)ElectricalEngineering(AS)HealthAdministration(AS)HumanResourcesStudies(AS)Sociology(AS)UndergraduateCertificates(7)Accounting(LevelII)Advertising/PublicRelationsBusinessComputerInformationSystemsHealthAdministrationHumanResourcesStudiesPersonnelManagementPost-BaccalaureateCertificates(2)EnterpriseResourcePlanningSupplyChainManagementPost-Master'sCertificates(3)CertificateofAdvancedGraduateStudyinProfessionalCounseling(CAGS)FamilyNursePractitionerNurseAnesthesiaMaster'sDegrees(23)Accountancy(MAcc)Adult-GerontologyNursing(MSN)Biochemistry(MS)BusinessAdministration(MBA)Chemistry(MS)ClinicalChemistry(MS)ClinicalMentalHealthCounseling(MS)CurriculumandInstruction(MS)EarlyandPrimaryTeacherEducation(MS)EducationalAdministration(MS)FamilyNursePractitioner(MSN)HealthAdministration(MHA)HealthInformatics(MS)HumanResources(MS)NurseAnesthesia(MSN)OccupationalTherapy(MS)ReadingEducation(MS,MA)RehabilitationCounseling(MS)SchoolCounseling(MS)SecondaryEducation(MS)SoftwareEngineering(MS)SpecialEducation(MS)Theology(MA)DoctoralDegrees(2)NursingPractice(DNP)PhysicalTherapy(DPT)AcceleratedMaster'sDegreeorCombinedBaccalaureate/Master'sDegreePrograms(15)AcceleratedBSinManagement/MBAAcceleratedCASBachelors/MBAAcceleratedMSPrograminClinicalMentalHealthCounselingAcceleratedMSPrograminRehabilitationCounselingAcceleratedMSPrograminSchoolCounselingAcceleratedMSinEducationAcceleratedMHAAcceleratedMSinHumanResourcesAcceleratedMSNAcceleratedMAinTheologyCombinedBS/MBAinAccountingCombinedBS/MBAinFinanceCombinedBS/MBAinOperationsManagementCombinedBS/MSinBiochemistry&ChemistryCombinedBS/MSinSoftwareEngineeringPageI-6BoardofTrustees,2015-2016Mrs.
TracyF.
Bannon,'84Ms.
JudithM.
Bavaria,'72Ms.
PatriciaA.
ByrnesClifford,'86Rev.
VincentM.
Cooke,S.
J.
Mrs.
JacquelynDionne,'89Ms.
MaryBethFarrell,'79Mr.
MatthewGeiger,'81Mr.
MichaelP.
Glinsky,'66Mr.
AlanJ.
Griffith,'76Rev.
OttoH.
Hentz,S.
J.
Rev.
PhilipG.
Judge,S.
J.
Mr.
ChristopherJ.
Kane,'86Rev.
HerbertB.
Keller,S.
J.
,'06Mr.
LawrenceR.
Lynch,'81(Chair)Mr.
GeorgeV.
Lynett,Jr.
Mr.
DennisJ.
McGonigle,'82(Co-ViceChair)Mr.
JustinB.
Murphy,'76Mr.
ThomasP.
O'Brien,'86Rev.
KevinP.
Quinn,S.
J.
(President)Mr.
VincentF.
Reilly,Esq.
,'80Ms.
KathleenC.
Santora,Esq.
,'80Ms.
TeresaM.
Schafer,'81(Co-ViceChair)Rev.
ThomasJ.
Scirghi,S.
J.
Mr.
PatrickW.
Shea,Esq.
,'78Mr.
JamesM.
Slattery,'86Mr.
JosephM.
Vaszily,'95Mr.
RobertS.
Weiss,'68TrusteesEmeritiMr.
ArthurJ.
Kania,J.
D.
,'53Hon.
JosephM.
McDadeMr.
ChristopherM.
Condron,'70,'03AdministrativeAssistant,BoardofTrusteesMrs.
TaraM.
SeelyPageI-7President'sCabinet,2015-2016Rev.
KevinP.
Quinn,S.
J.
PresidentDr.
DonaldBoomgaardenProvost&SeniorVicePresidentAcademicAffairsMr.
EdwardSteinmetzSeniorVicePresidentFinance&AdministrationMr.
GaryOlsenVicePresidentUniversityAdvancementDr.
AnitraMcSheaViceProvostforStudentFormation&CampusLifeMr.
GeraldZaboskiViceProvostforEnrollmentManagement&ExternalAffairsMr.
RobertFarrell,J.
D.
GeneralCounselMr.
RobertDavisChiefofStaffMr.
RyanSheehan,J.
D.
InterimExecutiveDirector,JesuitCenterPageI-8UniversityGovernanceCouncil,2015-2016Dr.
DonaldBoomgaarden,ProvostConvener&UGCLiaisontoPresident'sCabinetMembersMr.
DavidBigleyStudentSenateDr.
DouglasBoyle*FacultySenateDr.
MarianFarrellFacultySenateMr.
Steven(Brad)GraefeStudentSenateMs.
CaitlynHollingsheadStaffSenateMr.
ChristopherKilner*StudentSenateMs.
DominiqueLiuzzoStudentSenateMr.
MarkMurphyStaffSenateMs.
PaulinePalkoStaffSenateDr.
RobertSpallettaFacultySenateDr.
IlleanaSzymanskiFacultySenateMr.
JosephWetherell*StaffSenate*indicatesindividualispresident/chairoftheirrespectivesenateRecorder:Ms.
LindaWalsh,AdministrativeAssistant,OfficeoftheProvostStaffSupport:Ms.
KateYerkes,AssistantViceProvostPlanning&IESource:http://clubs.
scranton.
edu/org/studentgovernmentPageI–9StudentGovernment,2015-2016ExecutiveCabinetPresident:ChristopherKilnerVicePresident:IsabellaDolenteChiefofStaff:LiamReevesTreasurer:JamesCaulfieldDirectorofCommunications:AliceChenLiawSecretary:TriciaLeavyDirectorofTechnology:GarrettHavilandSeniorClassSenatorsChristopherKwockAthleticsandProgrammingGregoryVillafaneAppropriationsandStudentDevelopmentBradGraefeSafety,Justice,andServiceBrettAuriemmaAppropriationsandStudentDevelopmentJuniorClassSenatorsGretchenSelinskiCampusLifeandDiningServicesDavidBigleyAppropriationsandStudentDevelopmentSeanBasslerAcademicandScholasticAffairsMatthewPrendergastAppropriationsandStudentDevelopmentSophomoreClassSenatorsRichardEndicoAcademicandScholasticAffairsLaurenTomasicCampusLifeandDiningServicesLauraManriqueSafety,Justice,andServiceStevenBrowningCampusLifeandDiningServicesFreshmanClassSenatorsSydneyGarofoloAthleticsandProgrammingWilliamLangAppropriationsandStudentDevelopmentAngelaMcGovernSafety,Justice,andServiceJulianaMelaraCampusLifeandDiningServicesResidentSenatorsCiaranC.
LynchAthleticsandProgrammingKeeganMastropietroAthleticsandProgrammingDominiqueLiuzzoAthleticsandProgrammingCommuterSenatorsMadalyneSundayAcademicandScholasticAffairsAlexWasalinkoAcademicandScholasticAffairsOff-CampusSenatorsAmyVerdonikAthleticsandProgrammingInternationalSenatorsLuizMadoreiraCampusLifeandDiningServicesPageI-10FacultySenate,2015-2016OfficersPresident:DouglasBoylePresidentElect:RobertSpallettaSecretary:IleanaSzymanskiCoordinatorofCommitteesandElections:RebeccaMikesellParliamentarian:FrankHomer(Emeritus)ExecutiveCommitteeDouglasBoyle(President)RobertSpalletta(PresidentElect)IleanaSzymanski(Secretary)RebeccaMikesell(CoordinatorofCommitteesandElections)MarianFarrell(AcademicPolicyChair)DavidMarx(CurriculumCommitteeChair)KathleenIacocca(AcademicSupportChair)PaulCutrufello(Member-At-Large,TAGChair)CurriculumCommitteeDavidMarx(Chair)SeanBrennanBryanBurnhamPatrickClarkPaulCutrufelloChristieKarpiakJenniferKashakAndrewLaZellaJoAnnNicoteriJamesRobertsRobertSpallettaMariaSquireKatherineStumpoEl-HabibZanzanaAcademicPolicyMarianFarrell(Chair)JamesBoyleScottBreloffPaulJackowitzRebeccaMikesellMarieOreshkinaMarcSeidBenWillisAcademicSupportKathleenIacocca(Chair)AramBalagyozyanMikeBellafioreYaodongBiBrianCarpenterPaulCutrufelloNardaTauriAdHocAdjunctIntegrationCommitteeFrankHomer(Emeritus)SheliMcHughDaveSalernoCatherineRichmond-CullenAnnPang-WhiteLiaisonRepresentativestotheFacultySenate(Non-Voting)DonaldBoomgaarden(Provost&SeniorVicePresidentforAcademicAffairs)MichaelFriedman(FacultyAffairsCouncilOfficersChair)FacultyLiaisonstotheUniversityPlanningCommittee(UPC)DouglasBoyleJosephineDunnPaulSungDanWestUniversityGovernanceCouncil(UGC)DouglasBoyleRobertSpallettaIleanaSzymanskiMarianFarrellSenateRepresentativestoBoardofTrusteesCommitteesDouglasBoyle(EnrollmentManagementandExternalAffairs)RobertSpalletta(AcademicAffairs)LeonardGougeon(CampusLife)SenateRepresentativestoStrategicFinancialPlanningSteeringCommitteeDouglasBoyleRobertSpallettaMarianFarrellSteveSzydlowski(FacultyatLargeRepresentative)SenateRepresentativestoBudgetCommitteeJamesRobertsKimberlySubasicFacultyRepresentativestoCommencementSpeaker&HonoraryDegreeCommitteePatrickTullyQianWangFrankHomer(Emeritus)PageI-11FacultySenate,2015-2016FacultyRepresentativestoEnrollmentManagementCommitteeonUniversityImageandPromotion(CUIP)JackBeidlerAbbyRoyFacultyRepresentativestoStrategicEnrollmentCommitteeDouglasBoyleTerrenceSweeneyFacultyRepresentativetoScrantonInclusionCommitteeTaraFayUnitAArthurCatino(Chemistry2017)MarcSeid(Biology2016)DavidMarx(Chemistry2016)ChrisBaumann(Chemistry)AlternateDavidRusak(Chemistry)AlternateUnitBLenGougeon(English2017)ShuhuaFan(History2017)SufyanMohammed(Communication2017)TeresaGrettano(English2016)DanielFraustino(English)AlternateJosephineDunn(History)AlternateAdamPratt(History)AlternateUnitCYaodongBi(ComputingSciences2017)PaulJackowitz(ComputingSciences2017)JenniferVasquez(Mathematics2016)ArgyriosVaronides(Physics/EE)AlternateDeclanMulhall(Physics/EE)AlternateJerryMuir(Math)AlternateUnitDAndrewLaZella(Philosophy2017)llleanaSzymanski(Philosophy2016)MichaelAzar(Theology/RS2016)MichaelBellafiore(Theology/RS2016)DavidBlack(Philosophy)AlternateBrigidFrein(Theology/RS)AlternateEl-HabibZanzana(WorldLanguages/Literatures)AlternateMarziaCaporale(WorldLanguages/Literatures)AlternateUnitEDanielWest(HA/HR2017)MarianFarrell(Nursing2017)StevenSzydlowski(HA/HR2017)KarenBrady(OT2016)UnitE(continued)PeterLeininger(PT2016)MargareteZalon(Nursing)AlternateDonaCarpenter(Nursing)AlternateCarolCote(OT)AlternateKenZula(HA/HR)AlternateSharonHudacek(Nursing)AlternateUnitFRobertGiambatista(Marketing/Management2017)AramBalagyozyan(Econ/Fin2016)Kathleenlococca(OIM2016)KimTaewan(M/M2016)ChristosPargianas(Econ/Finance)AlternateJamesBoyle(Accounting)AlternateDavidSalerno(Accounting)AlternateDaweiZhang(Marketing/Management)AlternateUnitGBryanBurnham(Psychology2017)LeonardChampney(PoliticalScience2017)NardaTafuri(Library2017)JamesRoberts(Sociology2016)DanielleArigo(Psychology)AlternateMichaelKnies(Library)AlternateDanielSweeney(PoliticalScience)AlternateWilliamParente(PoliticalScience)AlternateUnitHJulieCerrito(Counseling/HS2017)PaulDatti(Counseling/HS2017)BenjaminWillis(Counseling/HS2016)JessicaBachman(ExerciseScience)AlternateScottBreloff(ExerciseScience)AlternatePaulCutrufello(ExerciseScience)AlternateOliverMorgan(Counseling/HS)AlternateMariaOreshkina(Education)AlternateEmeritus:FrankX.
J.
Homer(History)PageI-12StaffSenate,2015-2016OfficersPresident:JosephWetherellVice-President:CaitlynHollingsheadParliamentarian:MarkMurphySecretary:PaulinePalkoSenatorsNewlyElected(2015-2017)AnnBarnoskiTimothyBarrettGinaButlerBrianGrigutsCaitlynHollingsheadWilliamPilgerKevinRoginskiBrynSchofieldRyanSheehanMaryD.
SheilsSheilaStricklandReturning(2014-2016)MelissaBevacquaKellyCookAmyDriscollMcNultySherryEdwardsStephenHallockJustineJohnsonKristiKlienJaniceMecadonMarkMurphyEileenBarrettNotarianniPaulinePalkoPeterSakowskiSusanShimskyDonnaTuckerMollieLaurenVitaJosephWetherellAlternatesKelliCaliLuciaGrissingerBernardKrzanVictoriaThomasCynthiaTokashPageI-13DeansandDepartmentalChairpersons,2015-2016CollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)DeanDr.
BrianP.
ConniffBiologyDr.
TerrenceSweeneyChemistryDr.
JoanWasilewskiCommunicationDr.
HowardFisherComputingScienceProf.
RichardPlishkaEnglish&TheatreDr.
RebeccaBealHistoryDr.
DavidDzurecLatinAmerican&Women'sStudiesDr.
JamieTrnkaMathematicsDr.
ThomasShimkusPhilosophyDr.
PatrickTullyPhysics/EEDr.
ChristineZakzewskiPoliticalScienceDr.
MichaelAllisonPsychologyDr.
JamesBuchananROTC(MilitaryScience)LTC.
LarsA.
WendtSociology/CriminalJusticeDr.
HarryDammerTheology/ReligiousStudiesDr.
BrigidFreinWorldLanguages&CulturesDr.
LindaLedford-MillerPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)DeanDr.
DebraA.
PellegrinoCounselingandHumanServicesDr.
LoriBruchDr.
PaulDatti(ActingChairforFall2015)EducationDr.
DarrylDeMarzioExerciseScienceandSportsDr.
PaulCutrufelloHealthAdministration/HumanResourceDr.
DanielWestNursingDr.
DonaCarpenterOccupationalTherapyDr.
CarolReinsonPhysicalTherapyDr.
PeterLeiningerKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)DeanDr.
MichaelO.
MensahAccountingDr.
DouglasBoyleEconomics/FinanceDr.
IordanisPetsasManagement,Marketing&EntrepreneurshipDr.
SatyaChattopadhyayOperations&InformationManagementDr.
NabilTamimiWeinbergMemorialLibraryDeanMr.
CharlesE.
KratzLibraryProf.
BetseyMoylanSource:UndergraduateCatalog;GraduateStudiesCatalogPageI-14Accreditations,2015-2016TheUniversityofScrantonisaccreditedbyTheMiddleStatesCommissiononHigherEducation(MSCHE),3624MarketStreet,Philadelphia,PA19104,1-267-284-5000.
AccreditationBoardforEngineeringandTechnology(ABET)AccreditationCouncilforOccupationalTherapyEducation(ACOTE)AmericanChemicalSociety(ACS)TheAssociationtoAdvanceCollegiateSchoolsofBusiness(AACSB)CommissiononAccreditationinPhysicalTherapyEducation(CAPTE)CommissiononAccreditationofHealthcareManagementEducation(CAHME)CommissiononCollegiateNursingEducation(CCNE)CouncilforAccreditationofCounselingandRelatedEducationalPrograms(CACREP)CouncilforStandardsinHumanServiceEducation(CSHSE)CouncilonAccreditationofNurseAnesthesiaEducationalPrograms(COA)CouncilonRehabilitationEducation(CORE)NationalAssociationofBoardsofExaminersofLongTermCareAdministrators(NAB)PennsylvaniaDepartmentofEducation(PDE)PennsylvaniaStateBoardofNursingTeacherEducationAccreditationCouncil(TEAC)/CouncilfortheAccreditationofEducatorPreparation(CAEP)Source:UndergraduateCatalogPageI-15Memberships,2015-2016AcademyofCriminalJusticeAmericanAssociationforHigherEducation(AAHE)AmericanAssociationofHispanicsinHigherEducation,Inc.
(AAHHE)AmericanAssociationofCollegesforTeacherEducation(AACTE)AmericanAssociationofCollegesofNursing(AACN)AmericanAssociationofNursePractitioners(AANP)AmericanAssociationofUniversityWomen(AAUW)AmericanCollegeofHealthcareExecutives(ACHE)AmericanCollegeandResearchLibraries(ACRL)AmericanCouncilonEducation(ACE)AmericanLibraryAssociation(ALA)American-MideastEducation&TrainingServices,Inc.
(AMIDEAST)AmericanOccupationalTherapyAssociation(AOTA)AmericanPhysicalTherapyAssociation(APTA)ASIANetworkAssociationforContinuingHigherEducation,Inc.
(ACHE)AssociationfortheAdvancementofSustainabilityinHigherEducation(AASHE)TheAssociationtoAdvanceCollegiateSchoolsofBusiness(AACSBInternational)AssociationofAmericanCollegesandUniversities(AACU)AssociationofCatholicCollegesandUniversities(ACCU)AssociationofGoverningBoardsofUniversitiesandColleges(AGB)AssociationofIndependentColleges&UniversitiesofPennsylvania(AICUP)AssociationofInternationalEducators(NAFSA)AssociationofJesuitCollegesandUniversities(AJCU)AssociationofIntegrativeStudies(AIS)AssociationofUniversityProgramsinHealthAdministration(AUPHA)CenterforAcademicIntegrity(CAI)CollegeBoardCommissionforIndependentCollegesandUniversities(CICU)CommissiononAccreditationofHealthcareManagementEducation(CAHME)CommissiononCollegiateNursingEducation(CCNE)CouncilonGraduateSchools(CGS)CouncilonHigherEducationAccreditation(CHEA)CouncilforAccreditationofCounselingandRelatedEducationalPrograms(CACREP)CouncilonAccreditationofNurseAnesthesiaEducationPrograms(COA)CouncilofIndependentColleges(CIC)CouncilonRehabilitationEducation,Inc.
(CORE)CouncilonUndergraduateResearch(CUR)CouncilforStandardsinHumanServiceEducation(CSHSE)FreeClinicPAFulbrightAssociationFuldInstituteforTechnologyinNursingEducationGreaterScrantonChamberofCommerceHispanicAssociationofCollegesandUniversities(HACU)HigherEducationDataSharingConsortium(HEDS)InstituteofInternationalEducation(IIE)JesuitConferenceofNursingProgram(JCNP)LackawannaInteragencyCouncil(LackawannaIAC)LillyFellowsPrograminHumanitiesandtheArtsLyrasisMiddleStatesCommissiononHigherEducation(MSCHE)NationalAssociationforFree&CharitableClinics(NAFCC)NationalAssociationforWomeninCatholicHigherEducation(NAWCHE)NationalAssociationofGraduateAdmissionsProfessionals(NAGAP)NationalAssociationofIndependentCollegesandUniversities(NAICU)NationalCouncilonRehabilitationEducation(NCRE)NationalForumforLatinoHealthCareExecutives(NFLHE)NationalLeagueforNursing(NLN)NationalOrganizationofNursePractitionerFaculties(NONPF)NationalStudentNurses'Association(NSNA)Northeast&CentralPennsylvaniaInterprofessionalEducationCoalition(NECPAIPEC)NewAmericanColleges&Universities(NAC&U)NortheastPennsylvaniaLibraryNetwork(NPLN)NortheasternAssociationofGraduateSchoolsNortheasternPennsylvaniaDiversityEducationConsortium(NEPDEC)NursingEducationConsortiumofNEPAPennsylvaniaAcademicLibraryConsortium,Inc.
PennsylvaniaAssociationofCollegesandTeacherEducators(PACTE)PennsylvaniaAssociationofCollegesandUniversities(PACU)PennsylvaniaAssociationofGraduateSchoolsPennsylvaniaHigherEducationNursingSchoolAssociation(PHENSA)PennsylvaniaLibraryAssociation(PaLA)SAPUniversityAllianceScholarlyPublishing&AcademicResourcesCoalition(SPARC)SocietyforCollegeandUniversityPlanning(SCUP)TeacherEducationAccreditationCouncil(TEAC)/CouncilforAccreditationofEducatorPreparation(CAEP)UniversityContinuingEducationAssociationFunctionalOrganizationStructureFall2015CabinetMembersinhighlightOfficeofHumanResourcesAugust25,2015OfficeofthePresidentChiefofStaffAthleticsAthleticsOperationsSportsMedicineBaseballBasketballMensGolfFieldHockeyLacrosseSoccerSoftballSwimming/DivingTennisVolleyballWrestlingGeneralCounselProvostandAcademicAffairsTheCollegeofArtsandSciencesAdvisingCenterAssessments&ProgramsTheaterNetwork/TVCommunicationsBiologyChemistryCommunicationsComputingSciencesEnglishForeignLanguages&LiteratureHistoryMathematicsPhilosophyPhysics/ElecEngineerPoliticalSciencePsychologyTheology&ReligiousStudiesLibrary&InformationFluencyCenterforTeaching&LearningExcellenceCompTraining/LibrarySystemsFacultyfortheLibraryThePanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudiesLeahyHealth/FamilyCenterUniversityofSuccessAdvisingCenterAssessment/FinanceCommunityHealthEducationClinicalPractice&EducationCounseling&HumanServicesExerciseScience&SportHealthAdministration&HumanResourcesHRSA-AdvancedEducationNursingNursing&NurseAnesthesiaOccupationalTherapyPhysicalTherapyEducationFieldPlacementTheKaniaSchoolofManagementAccountingEconomics&FinanceManagement&MarketingOperations&InformationManagementMBAProgram-OnlineAdvisingCenterInstitutionalEffectivenessRegistrarPlanningInstitutionalResearchEducationalAssessmentInternationalEducationInternationalStudies&ScholarshipResearchSponsorProgram/GrantsStudentFormationandCampusLifeDeanofStudentsCenterforHealth,Education&WellnessResidenceLifeCenterforStudentEngagement/OrientationIntramurals&RecreationAquatics/LifeguardsFitnessCenterPublicSafetyCampusMinistriesInternationalServicePrograms&RetreatCenterforService&SocialJusticeCareerServicesCounselingCenterStudentHealthServicesStudentConduct&AssessmentEnrollmentManagementandExternalAffairsAdmissionsRecruitment,Enrollment&OutreachGraduate&InternationalTransfer&AdultPrinting&MailServicesCommunity&GovernmentRelationsNews&MediaRelationsMarketingCommunicationSmallBusinessDevelopmentCenterGraduate&ContinuingEducationServicesStudentServicesAdvisingCenterPerformanceMusicPrestigiousScholarships&FellowshipsTheJesuitCenterFinance&AdministrationBudget&FinancePlanningControllerAccountsPayableBursarPayrollServicesPurchasingFinancialAidNEPECInternalAuditingFacilitiesOperationsOperations&MaintenanceSustainabilityFacilitiesManagementHumanResourcesEquity&DiversityInformationResources-CIOITDevelop&ApplicationsITInfrastructure-CTOProjectManagementOfficeInformationSecurityUniversityAdvancementAlumniandOperationsDevelopmentAdmissionsNumbersFall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015Applications9,0479,6729,0749,39410,049Acceptances6,5316,6556,8137,2667,256AcceptanceRate72.
2%68.
8%75.
1%77.
3%72.
2%Deposits1,0549718891,078919YieldRate16.
1%14.
6%13.
0%14.
8%12.
7%MaleAdmissionsNumbersFall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015MaleApplicants3,7553,8493,5273,5143,782MaleAcceptances2,7372,6992,6852,7122,861AcceptanceRate72.
9%70.
1%76.
1%77.
2%75.
6%MaleDeposits497411349423399YieldRate18.
2%15.
2%13.
0%15.
6%13.
9%FemaleAdmissionsNumbersFall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015FemaleApplicants5,2925,8235,5475,8806,267FemaleAcceptances3,7943,9564,1284,5544,395AcceptanceRate71.
7%67.
9%74.
4%77.
4%70.
1%FemaleDeposits557560540655520YieldRate14.
7%14.
2%13.
1%14.
4%11.
8%*StartinginFall2015,dayschoolincludesadultstudents.
Classof2019FreshmanProfileAdmissionsdataarereportedasofSeptember5,2015whichistheendofthefirstweekfor100%refund.
DaySchool*FreshmanApplicationActivityMaleApplicationsFemaleApplicationsSource:OfficeofAdmissionsPageII-1StateConnecticut525%344%344%545%445%Maryland162%222%121%161%91%Massachusetts30%81%30%172%71%NewJersey35133%29230%22926%31229%25928%NewYork25925%22723%25228%27425%22725%Pennsylvania35734%35937%34238%39036%34738%Virginia30%51%30%20%30%Other131%242%142%131%233%Total1,0549718891,078919GenderMen49747%41142%34939%42339%39943%Women55753%56058%54061%65561%52057%Total1,0549718891,078919ResidenceResidentialStudents93389%84187%77888%95589%81288%CommuterStudents12111%13013%11112%12311%10712%Total1,0549718891,078919Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015DaySchool*FreshmanConfirmationsFall2011*StartinginFall2015,dayschoolincludesadultstudents.
Fall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015Fall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015Connecticut5%Maryland1%Massachusetts1%NewJersey28%NewYork25%Pennsylvania38%Virginia0%Other3%Source:OfficeofAdmissionsPageII-2Fall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015AppliedSATMath560556559561556AppliedSATVerbal545542546547548AppliedSATCombined1,1051,0981,1051,1081,104AcceptedSATMath580581577578577AcceptedSATVerbal565578563563566AcceptedSATCombined1,1451,1591,1401,1411,143EnrolledSATMath569574566566567EnrolledSATVerbal558560558559560EnrolledSATCombined1,1271,1341,1241,1251,127DaySchool*FreshmanSATScores*StartinginFall2015,dayschoolincludesadultstudents.
1,0801,1001,1201,1401,1601,180Fall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015CombinedSATScoreAppliedAcceptedEnrolledSource:OfficeofAdmissionsPageII-3MaleFemaleTotalMaleFemaleTotalMaleFemaleTotalUNDERGRADUATEDegree-SeekingStudentsCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)7648211,5853018487948391,633PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)2221,0631,285937462311,1001,331KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)5592568159514568261829TotalDegreeSeeking1,5452,1403,68548601081,5932,2003,793Non-DegreeSeekingStudentsCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)1101100011011PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)011000011KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)4101400041014NoSchoolAffiliation(includesformerCGCE-UG*)112414889424991TotalNon-DegreeSeeking622284148894770117TotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)7658311,5963018487958491,644TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)2221,0641,286937462311,1011,332TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)5632668299514572271843TOTALUNDERGRADUATE1,5512,1623,713891081971,6402,2703,910GRADUATEDegree-SeekingStudentsCASOn-campus2593430328937PCPSOn-campus116325441142943130354484PCPSOnline7016623667102169137268405KSOMOn-campus90321221842210836144KSOMOnline104861909477171198163361TotalDegreeSeeking4056181,0231962124086018301,431Non-DegreeSeekingStudentsPCPSOn-campus000011011PCPSOnline6410122436182846KSOMOnline53853810616NoSchoolAffiliationOn-campus(includesformerCGCE*)044055099NoSchoolAffiliationOnline(includesformerCGCE*)123426549TotalNon-DegreeSeeking121325213556334881TotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)2593430328937TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)19249568793156249285651936TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)19912132011784201316205521TotalOn-campus231370601353974266409675TotalOnline186261447182208390368469837TOTALTotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)7908401,6303318518238581,681TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)4141,5591,9731021932955161,7522,268TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)7623871,149126892158884761,364TotalUndergraduate1,5512,1623,713891081971,6402,2703,910TotalGraduate4176311,0482172474646348781,512TotalUniversity1,9682,7934,7613063556612,2743,1485,422Statusisdeterminedbyaddingregulartermcreditsandspecialtermcredits.
TheUniversityofScrantonconsiders6creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel;IPEDSgovernmentreportingconsiders9creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel.
HeadcountsbySchool,EnrollmentStatusandGenderforFall2015Full-TimePart-TimeTotalSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-4MaleFemaleTotalMaleFemaleTotalMaleFemaleTotalUNDERGRADUATEDegree-SeekingStudentsCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)11,990.
513,004.
024,994.
5219.
0125.
5344.
512,209.
513,129.
525,339.
0PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)3,452.
016,620.
020,072.
052.
5146.
0198.
53,504.
516,766.
020,270.
5KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)8,751.
04,133.
512,884.
548.
021.
069.
08,799.
04,154.
512,953.
5TotalDegreeSeeking24,193.
533,757.
557,951.
0319.
5292.
5612.
024,513.
034,050.
058,563.
0Non-DegreeSeekingStudentsCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)12.
0130.
0142.
00.
00.
00.
012.
0130.
0142.
0PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)0.
012.
012.
00.
00.
00.
00.
012.
012.
0KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)58.
0141.
0199.
00.
00.
00.
058.
0141.
0199.
0NoSchoolAffiliation(includesformerCGCE-UG*)12.
013.
025.
0143.
0164.
0307.
0155.
0177.
0332.
0TotalNon-DegreeSeeking82.
0296.
0378.
0143.
0164.
0307.
0225.
0460.
0685.
0TotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)12,002.
513,134.
025,136.
5219.
0125.
5344.
512,221.
513,259.
525,481.
0TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)3,452.
016,632.
020,084.
052.
5146.
0198.
53,504.
516,778.
020,282.
5TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)8,809.
04,274.
513,083.
548.
021.
069.
08,857.
04,295.
513,152.
5TOTALUNDERGRADUATE24,275.
534,053.
558,329.
0462.
5456.
5919.
024,738.
034,510.
059,248.
0GRADUATEDegree-SeekingStudentsCASOn-campus199.
068.
0267.
010.
00.
010.
0209.
068.
0277.
0PCPSOn-campus1,473.
03,526.
04,999.
046.
089.
0135.
01,519.
03,615.
05,134.
0PCPSOnline468.
01,065.
01,533.
0201.
0306.
0507.
0669.
01,371.
02,040.
0KSOMOn-campus803.
0258.
01,061.
057.
012.
069.
0860.
0270.
01,130.
0KSOMOnline723.
0588.
01,311.
0304.
0247.
0551.
01,027.
0835.
01,862.
0TotalDegreeSeeking3,666.
05,505.
09,171.
0618.
0654.
01,272.
04,284.
06,159.
010,443.
0Non-DegreeSeekingStudentsPCPSOn-campus0.
00.
00.
00.
03.
03.
00.
03.
03.
0PCPSOnline36.
024.
060.
036.
072.
0108.
072.
096.
0168.
0KSOMOnline30.
018.
048.
015.
09.
024.
045.
027.
072.
0NoSchoolAffiliationOn-campus(includesformerCGCE*)0.
024.
024.
00.
013.
513.
50.
037.
537.
5NoSchoolAffiliationOnline(includesformerCGCE*)6.
012.
018.
012.
06.
018.
018.
018.
036.
0TotalNon-DegreeSeeking72.
078.
0150.
063.
0103.
5166.
5135.
0181.
5316.
5TotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)199.
068.
0267.
010.
00.
010.
0209.
068.
0277.
0TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)1,977.
04,615.
06,592.
0283.
0470.
0753.
02,260.
05,085.
07,345.
0TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)1,556.
0864.
02,420.
0376.
0268.
0644.
01,932.
01,132.
03,064.
0TotalOn-campus2,475.
03,876.
06,351.
0113.
0117.
5230.
52,588.
03,993.
56,581.
5TotalOnline1,263.
01,707.
02,970.
0568.
0640.
01,208.
01,831.
02,347.
04,178.
0TOTALTotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)12,201.
513,202.
025,403.
5229.
0125.
5354.
512,430.
513,327.
525,758.
0TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)5,429.
021,247.
026,676.
0335.
5616.
0951.
55,764.
521,863.
027,627.
5TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)10,365.
05,138.
515,503.
5424.
0289.
0713.
010,789.
05,427.
516,216.
5TotalUndergraduate24,275.
534,053.
558,329.
0462.
5456.
5919.
024,738.
034,510.
059,248.
0TotalGraduate3,738.
05,583.
09,321.
0681.
0757.
51,438.
54,419.
06,340.
510,759.
5TotalUniversity28,013.
539,636.
567,650.
01,143.
51,214.
02,357.
529,157.
040,850.
570,007.
5Statusisdeterminedbyaddingregulartermcreditsandspecialtermcredits.
TheUniversityofScrantonconsiders6creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel;IPEDSgovernmentreportingconsiders9creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel.
CreditsbySchool,EnrollmentStatusandGenderforFall2015Full-TimePart-TimeTotalSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-5UNDERGRADUATEDegree-SeekingStudentsCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)774.
0827.
01,601.
0PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)225.
01,075.
31,300.
3KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)562.
0257.
7819.
7TotalDegreeSeeking1,561.
02,160.
03,721.
0Non-DegreeSeekingStudentsCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)1.
010.
011.
0PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)0.
01.
01.
0KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)4.
010.
014.
0NoSchoolAffiliation(includesformerCGCE-UG*)14.
717.
031.
7TotalNon-DegreeSeeking19.
738.
057.
7TotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)775.
0837.
01,612.
0TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)225.
01,076.
31,301.
3TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)566.
0267.
7833.
7TOTALUNDERGRADUATE1,580.
72,198.
03,778.
7GRADUATEDegree-SeekingStudentsCASOn-campus26.
09.
035.
0PCPSOn-campus120.
7334.
7455.
3PCPSOnline92.
3200.
0292.
3KSOMOn-campus96.
033.
3129.
3KSOMOnline135.
3111.
7247.
0TotalDegreeSeeking470.
3688.
71,159.
0Non-DegreeSeekingStudentsPCPSOn-campus0.
00.
30.
3PCPSOnline10.
012.
022.
0KSOMOnline6.
74.
010.
7NoSchoolAffiliationOn-campus(includesformerCGCE*)0.
05.
75.
7NoSchoolAffiliationOnline(includesformerCGCE*)2.
32.
75.
0TotalNon-DegreeSeeking19.
024.
743.
7TotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)26.
09.
035.
0TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)223.
0547.
0770.
0TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)238.
0149.
0387.
0TotalOn-campus242.
7383.
0625.
7TotalOnline246.
7330.
3577.
0TOTALTotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)801.
0846.
01,647.
0TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)448.
01,623.
32,071.
3TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)804.
0416.
71,220.
7TotalUndergraduate1,580.
72,198.
03,778.
7TotalGraduate489.
3713.
31,202.
7TotalUniversity2,070.
02,911.
34,981.
3MaleFemaleTotalFTES=TotalNumberofFTStudents+1/3PTStudents(CommonDataSetdefinition)TheUniversityofScrantonconsiders6creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel;IPEDSgovernmentreportingconsiders9creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel.
FTESbySchoolandGenderforFall2015Source:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-620112012201320142015FTES5,337.
35,253.
35,095.
05,119.
74,981.
3FTEF428428402397402Student:FacultyRatio12.
5to112.
3to112.
7to112.
9to112.
4to120112012201320142015Undergrad3,939.
73,911.
73,818.
03,895.
33,778.
7Grad1,397.
71,341.
71,277.
01,224.
31,202.
7Total5,337.
35,253.
35,095.
05,119.
74,981.
320112012201320142015Full-TimeInstructionalFaculty287288281289295CreditLoadofPart-timeFaculty1,6971,6741,4461,2941,280FTEFofPart-TimeFaculty141140121108107TotalFTEF42842840239740220112012201320142015Undergraduate2121LowerLevel2224232423UpperLevel1617141817Graduate(on-campusandonline)1615131515FallStudent:FacultyRatiosandAverageClassSizeFull-TimeEquivalentStudents(FTES)Full-TimeEquivalentFaculty(FTEF)FallAverageClassSizeLowerlevelcoursesarenumberedatthe100-and200-level;upperlevelcoursesarenumberedatthe300-and400-level;graduatelevelcoursesarenumberedatthe500-levelorabove.
Student:FacultyRatiosThestudent:facultyratioisanexpressionofthenumberoffacultyavailabletostudents;itisnotintendedtorepresenttheaverageclasssize.
Itiscalculatedbydividingthefull-timeequivalentstudents(FTES)bythefull-timeequivalentfaculty(FTEF).
FTES(full-timeequivalentstudents)=TotalNumberofFTStudents+1/3PTStudents(CommonDataSetdefinition)TheUniversityofScrantonconsiders6creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel;IPEDSgovernmentreportingconsiders9creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel.
TheFTEFhastwocomponents:theheadcountoftheinstructionalfaculty(asreportedtoIPEDSandAAUPeachfall)andtheFTEofpart-timefaculty(thecoursecreditstaughtbypart-timefacultyinthefall(bothmain&specialterms)dividedby12).
Source:MasterSchedule;EmployeeCensusPageII-7UNDERGRADUATEDegree-SeekingStudentsCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)4601205256461PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)241054187241KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)208213773210TotalDegreeSeeking9093396516912GRADUATEDegree-SeekingStudentsCASOn-campus21217623PCPSOn-campus196747156203PCPSOnline367192443KSOMOn-campus604451964KSOMOnline2018231538TotalDegreeSeeking33338151220371Non-DegreeSeekingStudentsNoSchoolAffiliationOn-campus01011TotalNon-DegreeSeeking01011TotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)21217623TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)2321466180246TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)80226834102TotalOn-campus27714109182291TotalOnline5625423981TOTALTotalCollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)4813222262484TotalPanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)47314120367487TotalKaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)28824205107312TotalUndergraduate9093396516912TotalGraduate33339151221372TotalUniversity1,242425477371,284FTPTFTPTFTPTFTPTFTPTUndergraduate1,0463961087831,06259093GraduateOn-campus26718266725514232527714GraduateOnline8411281109866981565625Total1,3971331,3081161,219861,375661,2424220112012201320142015CollegeofArtsandSciences(CAS)523510432486460PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudies(PCPS)328287290377241KaniaSchoolofManagement(KSOM)195164156198208CGCE-UG*00010TOTAL1,0469618781,062909First-TimeStudentsforFall2015Full-TimePart-TimeMaleFemaleTotalAstudentisconsideredafirst-timestudentifattendinganyinstitutionforthefirsttimeatthelevelenrolled.
Thesecountsincludefull-time,first-timedegree-seekingundergraduatestudents;deceasedstudentsthatdidnotgraduateareexcluded.
*Inthesummer2015,CGCEdissolvedandenrollmentwasincorporatedwithintheUniversity'sthreeschools.
First-TimeStudentsThesecountsincludebothfirst-timestudentswhostartedinFall2015andfirst-timestudentswhostartedinSummer2015.
FreshmenCohortTheUniversityofScrantonconsiders6creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel;IPEDSgovernmentreportingconsiders9creditsfull-timeatthemaster'slevel.
Fall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014Fall2015Source:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-8GrandFallMaleFemaleTotalMaleFemaleTotalTotal2011524092191635127201278461244654100224201348317916223811720146029891526411302015622486203151137CountryGradUGTotalCountryGradUGTotalAzerbaijan1-1Japan134Argentina1-1Kenya1-1Bahrain1-1Korea(ROK)-99Belize-11Kuwait1-1Brazil-22Mexico-11Canada4-4Nigeria-11China(PRC)279Palestine1-1Congo-11SaudiArabia61465Ecuador112Spain-44Egypt2-2Sweden-55France112Taiwan156Germany1-1Thailand2-2India437Vietnam-11Ireland-22Total8651137PerIPEDS,aninternationalstudentisdefinedasapersonwhoisnotacitizenornationaloftheUnitedStatesandwhoisinthiscountryonavisaortemporarybasisanddoesnothavetherighttoremainindefinitely.
InternationalStudentsFall2015CountriesofCitizenshipGraduateUndergraduateSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-9NonresidentalienHispanic/LatinoTwoormoreracesAmericanIndianorAlaskaNativeAsianBlackorAfricanAmericanNativeHawaiianorOtherPacificIslanderWhiteRaceandethnicityunknownTotalUndergraduate3526651111176103,2562714,068GraduateOn-campus8315431514158644765GraduateOnline95810434940947441,200Total127339651816616914,7893596,033%ofTotal2.
1%5.
6%1.
1%0.
3%2.
8%2.
8%0.
0%79.
4%6.
0%Undergraduate1002736447460133,1882654,041GraduateOn-campus1032261711452560739GraduateOnline21516335864863491,118Total224346768116157214,5763745,898%ofTotal3.
8%5.
9%1.
3%0.
1%2.
0%2.
7%0.
4%77.
6%6.
3%Undergraduate382857741096313,1821833,942GraduateOn-campus7322911414152246702GraduateOnline662533688074544989Total11736991815916524,4492735,633%ofTotal2.
1%6.
6%1.
6%0.
1%2.
8%2.
9%0.
0%79.
0%4.
8%Undergraduate413121034956513,2501273,998GraduateOn-campus8525701317047146664GraduateOnline451724173171038927Total130388117614915524,4312115,589%ofTotal2.
3%6.
9%2.
1%0.
1%2.
7%2.
8%0.
0%79.
3%3.
8%Undergraduate51327955917473,179813,910GraduateOn-campus8115601717049049675GraduateOnline545713772063436837Total137387108614516374,3031665,422%ofTotal2.
5%7.
1%2.
0%0.
1%2.
7%3.
0%0.
1%79.
4%3.
1%HeadcountsbyEthnicityEthnicdatareportedherereflectsonlythatwhichisvoluntarilysuppliedbyourstudents.
Fall2015Fall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2014White79%PersonOfColor15%Nonresidentalien3%Raceandethnicityunknown3%Fall2015Hispanic/Latino47%Twoormoreraces13%AmericanIndianorAlaskaNative1%Asian18%BlackorAfricanAmerican20%NativeHawaiianorOtherPacificIslander1%Fall2015-PersonofColorSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-10FreshmenSophomoreJuniorSeniorTotalResidential81%77%45%33%61%Livingw/Relatives18%17%20%22%19%Off-Campus0%6%35%46%20%Total33%21%22%24%Residential79%76%46%41%62%Livingw/Relatives20%16%17%21%19%Off-Campus1%9%37%38%19%Total31%24%20%25%Residential79%74%51%38%62%Livingw/Relatives21%17%16%19%18%Off-Campus0%9%33%43%20%Total30%24%22%24%Residential82%73%48%42%63%Livingw/Relatives18%17%17%18%18%Off-Campus0%10%35%40%19%Total33%22%20%25%Residential80%76%43%40%62%Livingw/Relatives20%16%17%19%18%Off-Campus0%8%40%41%19%Total31%26%19%24%UndergraduateHeadcountsbyResidenceFall2015Fall2014Fall2013Fall2012Fall2011Thedefinitionof'class'isbasedonthenumberofcumulativecreditsastudenthasearned(Freshman0-29;Sophomore30-59;Junior60-90;Senior90+).
Accordingtothisdefinition,astudentattendinginhisorhersecondyearofschoolwillstillbeconsideredafreshmanifshe/hehasnotyetaccumulated30credits.
Hencethistableshowssomefreshmenandsophomoresclassifiedasoff-campusstudents,eventhoughallfirst-andsecond-yearstudentsmusteitherresideinUniversityhousingorwiththeirfamilies.
ResidentialstudentsliveinUniversity-owned/-operated/-affiliatedhousing.
Off-campusstudentsliveintheirowndwellingorarerentingadwellingthatisnotUniversity-owned/-operated/-affiliated.
80%76%43%40%20%16%17%19%0%8%40%41%FreshmenSophomoreJuniorSeniorFall2015ResidentialLivingw/RelativesOff-CampusSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-11CountyUGGradOn-CampusGradOnlineLackawanna65125775Luzerne1985518Montgomery1341216Bucks1071011Chester8875Delaware67412Wayne59157Monroe56136Northampton52106Wyoming3572Lehigh2988Philadelphia29711OtherPA11948104Total1,624453281Addressbasedoncurrentmailingaddress.
Formosttraditionalundergraduatestudents,thiswouldbethehome(parent)address.
StudentswithamailingaddressnotinPennsylvaniaarenotincluded.
Fall2015HeadcountsbyPACountyUndergraduateStudents40%57%27%12%12%6%8%3%6%7%2%4%33%26%57%UndergraduateGraduateOn-CampusGraduateOnlineLackawannaLuzerneMontgomeryBucksOtherSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-12UGGradOn-CampusGradOnlinePennsylvania1,624453281NewJersey1,028100195NewYork9067281Connecticut1521418Maryland53417Massachusetts33216Delaware1535Virginia14130California11027Florida8019Other6626148Total3,910675837Addressbasedoncurrentmailingaddress.
Formosttraditionalundergraduatestudents,thiswouldbethehome(parent)address.
Fall2015HeadcountsUndergraduateStudents42%67%34%26%15%23%23%11%10%4%2%2%5%5%31%UndergraduateGraduateOn-CampusGraduateOnlinePANJNYCTOtherSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-132011201220132014201520112012201320142015Accounting2326283842207205194187201AppliedMathematics0000200038Biochemistry12101816104833364941Biochemistry,Cell&MolecularBiology10151021104147436973Biology921199111593310370358366316Biomathematics422321010101011Biophysics0011277898BusinessAdministration4450425635147150150163148Chemistry13137772733332925ChemistryBusiness13132810988Chemistry/Computers0010011100Communication422824291118717515814154CommunityHealthEducation734454344587563ComputerEngineering4646121015101017ComputerInformationSystems243231598815ComputerScience139913213533375154CounselingandHumanServices7416127142138149119118CriminalJustice2926302126141142141106110EarlyChildhood/SpecialEducation0000050000EarlyandPrimaryTeacherEducation3831232827120145116102106Economics1126573833384742ElectricalEngineering4881362127333332ElectronicCommerce1001056578Elementary/EarlyChildhood00000110000Elementary/SpecialEducation00000240000EngineeringManagement10001422025English111051077152454838Entrepreneurship00003000311EnvironmentalScience464131615161111ExerciseScience7864768866250257279297266Finance1616162732111108121131143ForensicChemistry6451231816162216French/FrancophoneCulturalStudies0000012220HealthAdministration887464153637282HealthSciences000340000340HispanicStudies1100069421History12810928667565843HumanResourcesStudies043422327373428InternationalBusiness148103104440282838InternationalLanguage/Business3522110149119InternationalStudies510782926202324Journalism-ElectronicMedia000010000634LatinAmericanStudies01000011101TheElectronicBusinessmajorwasrenamedEngineeringManagementin2014.
Majors(1st)ofUndergraduatesSeekingBachelor'sDegreesFirst-timeFreshmenAllSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-142011201220132014201520112012201320142015LiberalStudies000003423323730Management91056106768735342Marketing2213172124128122114112112Mathematics3454102022202732MediaInformationTech.
212301613181517MedicalTechnology3512037330MiddleLevelTeacherEducation24140202112138Modern&ClassicalLanguages2010033230Neuroscience162218252573778498116Nursing6361599164278262282300292NursingRN00000322228OccupationalTherapy5757567828185198211242243OperationsManagement01021716202020Philosophy21020281912109Physics346241216161114PoliticalScience171871247677575951Pre-Engineering0000111001Psychology4332342836209195171139130SecondaryEducation31141413189365514042Sociology1530279979StrategicCommunication000130001760Theatre32100891265TheologyandReligiousStudies3020114138109Women'sStudies0001020021TOTAL7977496988917183,5983,5603,5013,6033,478CASCommonCurriculum158137118118129167149128124135CGCETransitionProgram001105617154Exploratory000002835343835GoalAttainment000003131383536KSOMCommonCurriculum56383239467470525966PCPSCommonCurriculum37373118185564583234TOTAL251212182176193360355327303310TOTALDEGREESEEKING1,0489618801,0679113,9583,9153,8283,9063,788HighSchoolScholar000004135473967MajornotDeclared000005865484241Pre-ProfessionalProgramReq.
000001131189TOTALNON-DEGREESEEKING0000010011310689117GRANDTOTAL1,0489618801,0679114,0584,0283,9343,9953,905Non-DegreeSeekingStudentsMajors(1st)ofUndergraduatesSeekingBachelor'sDegrees(cont.
)First-timeFreshmenAllSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-1520112012201320142015Accounting16767AppliedMathematics00002Biochemistry11100Biochemistry,Cell&MolecularBiology00110Biology02101Biomathematics24543Biophysics01033BusinessAdministration00102ChemistryBusiness01100Communication32221ComputerInformationSystems00011ComputerScience11111CounselingandHumanServices32222CriminalJustice76446Economics54226ElectricalEngineering00011ElectronicCommerce01111English2917151317Entrepreneurship00098EnvironmentalScience00124Finance171613713French/FrancophoneCulturalStudies02120GermanCulturalStudies22101HispanicStudies1517131211History5338252524HumanResourcesStudies01012IndividualizedMajor00110InternationalBusiness10000InternationalLanguage/Business01000InternationalStudies33322Journalism-ElectronicMedia00001LatinAmericanStudies23000Management74110Marketing01332Mathematics20139911MediaInformationTech.
11101Modern&ClassicalLanguages32342Neuroscience10112Nursing00001OperationsManagement21221Philosophy5950514551Physics01011PoliticalScience12310610Psychology53964Sociology67201Theatre23322TheologyandReligiousStudies67543Women'sStudies21133TOTAL271228203189215SecondMajorsofUndergraduatesSeekingBachelor'sDegreesSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-162011201220132014201520112012201320142015Accountancy000011000026AdultGerontologyNursing224110117556Biochemistry99134103021301914Chemistry4201611111027ClinicalMentalHealthCounseling320191418135552466254ClinicalChemistry8531319201234CurriculumandInstruction27352614823218212310895EarlyandPrimaryTeacherEd0023000253EarlyChildhoodEducation0000010010EducationalAdministration474134275321230194186157ElementaryEducation0000051000EnglishasSecondLanguage0000020000FamilyNursePractitioner125109143645384533HealthAdministration2336333748616774101127History0000040000HumanResources/HRAdministration3331282412134152153122112MBA:Accounting14252212252741422951MBA:EnterpriseResourcesPlanning339311827303217MBA:Finance101062043335304136MBA:GeneralBusinessAdministration3949253036194209181145134MBA:HealthCareManagement26312222212012313111996MBA:InternationalBusiness3199188264133MBA:ManagementInfoSystems436361311141115MBA:Marketing947542225172518MBA:OperationsManagement1411139117676807874NurseAnesthesia8111411182929252934OccupationalTherapy32394340533442494463ReadingEducation9562012101272RehabilitationCounseling131210684438352521SchoolCounseling2119131295452483036SecondaryEducation126734282215117SoftwareEngineering65442211914117SpecialEducation00021136023Theology443221413685TOTAL4124253833343171,6821,5741,4421,3471,290CounCertificationRequirement0010000210EducCertificationRequirement000005469656442MajorNotDeclared600013246434635SuperintendLetter-Eligibility00000148444TOTAL6010110012311411581NursingPractice(DNP)0000300005PhysicalTherapy(DPT)6138393945164149123117123TOTAL6138393948164149123117128GRANDTOTAL4794634233733661,9461,8461,6791,5791,4991Enrollmentfiguresincludecampusandonlineprograms.
2TheAdultHealthNursingmajorwasrenamedAdultGerontologyNursingin2014.
3TheCommunityCounselingmajorwasrenamedClinicalMentalHealthCounselingin2014.
StudentsSeekingDoctoralDegreeMajors(1st)ofStudentsSeekingMaster'sDegrees1First-timeStudentsAllNon-DegreeSeekingStudentsSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-1720112012201320142015Business20201ComputerInformation12100CounselingandHumanServices12111ElectricalEngineering01000HealthAdministration10000HumanResourcesStudies00001LiberalArts14311LiberalStudies11000TOTAL71072420112012201320142015UNDERGRADUATECertificate33111GRADUATECertofAdvGraduateStudy96600Certificate-Graduate94355Post-Master'sCertificate11378TOTAL221413131420112012201320142015Non-DegreeSeekingUndergraduateStudents10011310689117Non-DegreeSeekingGraduateStudents10012311411581Certificates-Undergraduate33111Certificates-Graduate1911121213AssociateDegrees710724Bachelor'sDegrees3,9583,9153,8283,9063,788Master'sDegrees1,6821,5741,4421,3471,290DoctoralDegrees164149123117128TOTAL6,0335,8985,6335,5895,422TotalFallEnrollmentbyDegreeMajorsofStudentsSeekingAssociateDegreesHeadcountsofStudentsSeekingCertificatesSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-1820112012201320142015Freshmen619596529564552Sophomores348414398352380Juniors395329346346290Seniors427444382408411Total1,7891,7831,6551,6701,633Freshmen365314313406287Sophomores301332335328402Juniors291303326279314Seniors313305327335328Total1,2701,2541,3011,3481,331Freshmen263230223245257Sophomores186215195192230Juniors192166182167153Seniors189209198202189Total830820798806829Freshmen121114220Sophomores161516100Juniors151621140Seniors362931390Total797182850Freshmen1,2591,1511,0791,2371,096Sophomores8519769448821,012Juniors893814875806757Seniors965987938984928Total3,9683,9283,8363,9093,793Freshmen921069786112Sophomores12100Juniors00000Seniors75835Total10011310689117Freshmen1,3511,2571,1761,3231,208Sophomores8529789458821,012Juniors893814875806757Seniors972992946987933GrandTotal4,0684,0413,9423,9983,910*Inthesummer2015,CGCEdissolvedandenrollmentwasincorporatedwithintheUniversity'sthreeschools.
Non-DegreeSeekingAllUnder-graduatesUndergraduateHeadcountsbyClassCASPCPSKSOMTotalDegree-SeekingCGCEUG*FallSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-192010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15CAS(UG)1,8411,7801,7631,6581,653PCPS(UG)1,2361,2671,2621,2911,349KSOM(UG)818827823795810CGCE(UG)**9784748486Non-DegreeSeekingUG9710111210586On-campusGrad741763736697663OnlineGrad1,3321,3431,2341,053987Total6,1626,1656,0045,6835,634CAS(UG)467438381398383PCPS(UG)295290295382335KSOM(UG)255235247267214CGCE(UG)**1828163322Non-DegreeSeekingUG1211131910On-campusGrad167166126147144OnlineGrad74135Total1,2211,1721,0791,2491,113CAS(UG)1,6981,6461,5961,5211,519PCPS(UG)1,2231,2491,2651,2681,316KSOM(UG)797781823796800CGCE(UG)**102939010096Non-DegreeSeekingUG100921129071On-campusGrad730720693649605OnlineGrad1,3701,3671,2251,071979Total6,0205,9485,8045,4955,386CAS(UG)214203226222217PCPS(UG)128136176176174KSOM(UG)110105126106122CGCE(UG)**373026310Non-DegreeSeekingUG7170678559On-campusGrad443452407431455OnlineGrad1,2731,1981,050980840Total2,2762,1942,0782,0311,867CAS(UG)4,2204,0673,9663,7993,772PCPS(UG)2,8822,9422,9983,1173,174KSOM(UG)1,9801,9482,0191,9641,946CGCE(UG)**254235206248204TotalDegree-SeekingUG9,3369,1929,1899,1289,096Non-DegreeSeekingUG280274304299226TotalUndergraduate9,6169,4669,4939,4279,322On-campusGrad2,0812,1011,9621,9241,867OnlineGrad3,9823,9123,5103,1072,811TotalGraduate6,0636,0135,4725,0314,678GrandTotal15,67915,47914,96514,45814,000***Containsduplicatedheadcounts(studentsenrolledinmorethanonesemester)**Inthesummer2015,CGCEdissolvedandenrollmentwasincorporatedwithintheUniversity'sthreeschools.
HeadcountsbyAcademicYear(AllSessions)*FallnumbersreflecttheendofthesemesterratherthanOctober1stcensusnumbers.
IPEDSgovernmentreportingconsidersthe12-monthenrollmentperiodofJuly1st-June30th.
Fall*IntersessionSpringSummerAllSessions***(containsduplicates)Source:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-202010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15CAS(UG)29,408.
528,185.
027,834.
526,375.
525,966.
5PCPS(UG)20,002.
020,587.
520,426.
520,692.
521,290.
5KSOM(UG)13,131.
013,387.
513,163.
512,560.
512,791.
5CGCE(UG)**826.
0779.
0689.
5877.
5936.
0Non-DegreeSeekingUG568.
5650.
0685.
0677.
0557.
5On-campusGrad6,611.
06,804.
56,892.
56,507.
06,207.
5OnlineGrad7,157.
07,111.
06,276.
05,380.
04,940.
0Total77,704.
077,504.
575,967.
573,070.
072,689.
5CAS(UG)1,547.
51,464.
51,270.
01,371.
51,292.
5PCPS(UG)805.
0737.
5765.
51,061.
0854.
0KSOM(UG)839.
5796.
0884.
0952.
0735.
0CGCE(UG)**63.
091.
055.
0118.
070.
0Non-DegreeSeekingUG37.
538.
045.
564.
034.
0On-campusGrad576.
0522.
5411.
0566.
0502.
0OnlineGrad21.
012.
03.
09.
015.
0Total3,889.
53,661.
53,434.
04,141.
53,502.
5CAS(UG)26,584.
526,020.
025,177.
524,007.
523,627.
5PCPS(UG)19,498.
020,019.
520,022.
019,838.
020,529.
5KSOM(UG)12,510.
012,303.
512,964.
512,552.
012,474.
5CGCE(UG)**999.
0890.
5913.
51,113.
01,041.
0Non-DegreeSeekingUG577.
5488.
5699.
0678.
5440.
5On-campusGrad6,231.
06,248.
56,127.
55,936.
05,590.
5OnlineGrad7,436.
07,368.
06,489.
05,498.
05,143.
0Total73,836.
073,338.
572,393.
069,623.
068,846.
5CAS(UG)919.
0816.
5928.
0917.
0932.
5PCPS(UG)367.
5363.
5615.
5530.
5481.
0KSOM(UG)441.
0415.
0508.
0404.
0466.
0CGCE(UG)**152.
5130.
0121.
0152.
00.
0Non-DegreeSeekingUG291.
0283.
5251.
0361.
0256.
0On-campusGrad2,321.
02,328.
02,231.
02,305.
02,524.
0OnlineGrad6,847.
06,356.
05,409.
04,868.
04,253.
0Total11,339.
010,692.
510,063.
59,537.
58,912.
5CAS(UG)58,459.
556,486.
055,210.
052,671.
551,819.
0PCPS(UG)40,672.
541,708.
041,829.
542,122.
043,155.
0KSOM(UG)26,921.
526,902.
027,520.
026,468.
526,467.
0CGCE(UG)**2,040.
51,890.
51,779.
02,260.
52,047.
0TotalDegree-SeekingUG128,094.
0126,986.
5126,338.
5123,522.
5123,488.
0Non-DegreeSeekingUG1,474.
51,460.
01,680.
51,780.
51,288.
0TotalUndergraduate129,568.
5128,446.
5128,019.
0125,303.
0124,776.
0On-campusGrad15,739.
015,903.
515,662.
015,314.
014,824.
0OnlineGrad21,461.
020,847.
018,177.
015,755.
014,351.
0TotalGraduate37,200.
036,750.
533,839.
031,069.
029,175.
0GrandTotal166,768.
5165,197.
0161,858.
0156,372.
0153,951.
0*FallnumbersreflecttheendofthesemesterratherthanOctober1stcensusnumbers.
**Inthesummer2015,CGCEdissolvedandenrollmentwasincorporatedwithintheUniversity'sthreeschools.
IPEDSgovernmentreportingconsidersthe12-monthenrollmentperiodofJuly1st-June30th.
CreditsbyAcademicYear(AllSessions)Fall*IntersessionSpringSummerAllSessionsSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-212010-112011-122012-132013-142014-1501211201815172342286472755974515353408605565161129192198217897211311917111721242128157609113454818113522361411131014372811012112633152101127FinanceSecondaryEducationGoalAttainmentSociologyEntrepreneurshipPhysicsEnvironmentalSciencePoliticalScienceExerciseSciencePsychologyEconomicsNursingElectronicCommerceOccupationalTherapyEnglishOperationsManagementChemistryLiberalStudiesStrategicCommunicationHealthAdministrationCommunicationManagementCommunityHealthEd.
MarketingComputerScienceMathematicsCounselingandHSCriminalJusticeMedicalTechnologyEarly/PrimaryTeacherNeuroscienceBiologyInternationalStudiesBiomathematicsInt'lLanguage/BusinessBusinessAdministrationJournalism-ElecronicAppliedMathematicsHistoryBiochem,Cell&Mol.
HumanResourcesBiochemistryInternationalBusinessParticipationbyGenderFemaleMaleParticipationbyMajorAccountingHispanicStudiesHungaryIrelandItalyJordanMexicoMoroccoPhilippinesSouthKoreaSouthAfricaSlovakiaChinaCzechRepublicDenmarkEcuadorSpainEnglandStudyAbroadStudentsAcademicTermEntireYearFallSemesterIntersessionSpringSemesterSummerSessionTotalsParticipationbyDestinationAustraliaArgentinaGermanySource:InternationalProgramsandServicesOfficePageII-22DepartmentServiceHoursStudentsCounseling&HumanServices2,925217Education39136ExerciseScience/CHED2,970110HealthAdministration&HumanResources72452Nursing2,569167OccupationalTherapy2,400241PhysicalTherapy(3rdYearStudents)78039PCPSAreaStudies404T.
A.
P.
E.
S.
T.
R.
Y.
3,120381Total15,9191,247DepartmentServiceHoursStudentsCounseling&HumanServices2,822250Education94573ExerciseScience/CHED2,256242HealthAdministration&HumanResources1,57073Nursing1,11587OccupationalTherapy2,395237PhysicalTherapy(1st&2ndYearStudents)1,57077PCPSAreaStudies201T.
A.
P.
E.
S.
T.
R.
Y.
N/AN/ATotal12,6931,040TotalYear2014-1528,6122,287ServiceLearningTheJ.
A.
PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudiesFall2014Spring2015Source:J.
A.
PanuskaCollegeofProfessionalStudiesPageII-231year2yearsFall200496588%82%70%9%76%1%77%1%Fall200594389%82%68%9%76%1%77%1%Fall200698190%87%76%7%83%1%84%1%Fall20071,02591%83%75%7%81%1%82%0%Fall200896189%81%74%6%80%1%80%0%Fall20091,02789%82%73%7%79%1%80%0%Fall201095088%82%72%6%78%1%Fall20111,04687%79%72%4%Fall201296190%84%Fall201387889%84%Fall20141,06288%89%73%80%82%Deceasedstudentsthatdidnotgraduatehavebeenremovedfromthecohorts.
UndergraduateStudentRetentionandGraduationRatesCohortsincludefirst-time,full-time,degree-seekingfreshmenstudentsenrolledasofthefallcensusdate;attendanceinsubsequentyearsisnotdependentuponfull-timestatus.
First-timeFull-timeDegree-seekingFreshmenGraduatedin6yearsGraduatedin5yearsGraduatedin4yearsStillAttendingGraduatedorStillAttendingContinuedtoFallSemesterContinuedtoFallSemesterContinuedtoFallSemesterFreshmenCohortAveragefirst-yearretentionrateAveragefour-yeargraduationrateAveragefive-yeargraduationrateAveragesix-yeargraduationrateThefiguresabovereflectgraduationdataasofAugustorattendancedataasofthefallcensusdate.
Studentsthatarestudyingabroadasofthefallcensusdatearenotincludedin"stillattending"or"continuedtofallsemester".
Source:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-241year2yearsFall20049987%83%67%10%77%1%72%1%Fall20058692%84%67%8%75%2%75%1%Fall20068186%82%68%7%78%1%75%1%Fall20078091%84%76%6%80%0%80%0%Fall20088891%85%72%9%82%2%83%0%Fall200911189%84%70%9%77%1%78%0%Fall2010*14584%73%60%6%67%2%Fall2011*16383%74%63%4%Fall2012*13483%78%Fall2013*12987%80%Fall2014*17486%85%70%79%78%Deceasedstudentsthatdidnotgraduatehavebeenremovedfromthecohorts.
ThefiguresabovereflectgraduationdataasofAugustorattendancedataasofthefallcensusdate.
*Databeginningin2010arecalculatedusingtherevisedHEOAcodingrequirements,whichalsoincludesa'2ormoreraces'category.
Allethnicandracedataisself-reported.
Studentsthatarestudyingabroadasofthefallcensusdatearenotincludedin"stillattending"or"continuedtofallsemester".
Cohortsincludefirst-time,full-time,degree-seekingfreshmenstudentsenrolledasofthefallcensusdate;attendanceinsubsequentyearsisnotdependentuponfull-timestatus.
First-timeFull-timeDegree-seekingFreshmenGraduatedin6yearsGraduatedin5yearsGraduatedin4yearsStillAttendingGraduatedorStillAttendingContinuedtoFallSemesterContinuedtoFallSemesterAveragesix-yeargraduationrateUndergraduateMinorityStudentRetentionandGraduationRatesContinuedtoFallSemesterFreshmenCohortAveragefirst-yearretentionrateAveragefour-yeargraduationrateAveragefive-yeargraduationrateSource:InstitutionalResearchOfficePageII-25#Applying#Accepted%AcceptedUofS%AcceptedNationally#Applying#Accepted%AcceptedUofS%AcceptedNationally2004854249%55%311858%63%2005734663%58%312271%66%2006845667%63%383079%71%2007684262%60%201575%73%2008745372%67%312168%76%2009584069%67%282279%77%2010664264%69%272282%78%2011453373%72%211676%80%2012504182%75%292690%84%2013504386%77%242083%84%2014373492%78%1313100%86%UniversityofScrantonLawSchoolApplicationsSeniorApplicantsAllApplicantsYearSource:Director,Pre-LawAdvisoryProgramPageII-26MatriculationYearOverallAcceptanceRateTotalNumberofApplicantsAcceptancestoMD/DOAcceptancestoDentalSchoolsAcceptancestoVeterinarySchoolsAcceptancestoOptometrySchoolsAcceptancestoPodiatrySchools200575%4828[55]4[10]1[1]2[2]1[1]200676%7445[112]3[7]3[3]4[4]1[2]200775%5735[65]2[4]n/a2[3]4[5]200879%5234[73]1[4]2[4]2[2]2[3]200983%4629[66]6[18]2[6]1[1]n/a201063%5125[46]2[2]4[11]n/a1[1]201182%6638[78]8[13]2[3]1[1]5[9]201272%7638[88]7[23]2[4]5[8]3[5]201385%7242[76]11[23]3[4]1[4]4[8]201483%5936[57]2[2]2[5]n/a9[11]201573%5626[48]9[9]2[4]2[4]2[4]AcceptancestoHealthProfessionsSchoolsbyUniversityofScrantonStudentsThefirstnumberofacceptanceslistedineachcolumnisthecountofthenumberofindividualsreceivingacceptances.
Thesecondnumber,inbrackets,isaduplicatedcountshowingthetotalnumberofacceptancesreceived,includingmultipleacceptancesreceivedbythesameperson.
n/a=noapplicantsfordegreeinthisyearAllstatisticsincludenotonlyseniorapplicantsbutalsopost-baccalaureatestudents,graduatestudentsandalumni.
Source:DirectorofMedicalSchoolPlacementPageII-271990-1999322000-2009282010-201526Total8615511122NationalHealthServiceCorpsScholarship25182222263UniversityofOxfordClarendonFundScholarship1OverseasResearchScholarship1UdallScholarship2USAACollegeAcademicTeam5Total71BarryM.
GoldwaterScholarshipJackKentCookeUndergraduateFellowshipJackKentCookeGraduateFellowshipStudentFellowshipsandScholarshipsOtherFellowshipsandScholarships2001through2015DeRanceScholarshipFreemanAsiaAwardforStudyinAsiaBenjaminA.
GilmanInternationalScholarshipFulbrightFellowshipsCongressionalHispanicCaucusInstituteScholarshipJointPrograminSurveyMethodologyNCAAPostgraduateScholarshipRotaryAmbassadorialScholarshipTrumanScholarshipAwardSigmaTauDeltaJuniorAwardSigmaTauDeltaSeniorAwardSigmaTauDeltaEssayAwardStateFarmCompaniesFoundationExceptionalStudentFellowshipNationalScienceGraduateResearchNationalSecurityEducationProgramDavidL.
BorenScholarshipSource:FulbrightProgramAdvisor;UniversityDirectorofFellowshipProgramsPageII-28State#AlumniState#AlumniAlabamaAL54MontanaMT26AlaskaAK22NebraskaNE25ArizonaAZ209NevadaNV77ArkansasAR24NewHampshireNH120CaliforniaCA785NewJerseyNJ8,092ColoradoCO234NewMexicoNM42ConnecticutCT828NewYorkNY5,702DelawareDE260NorthCarolinaNC691DistrictofColumbiaDC145NorthDakotaND9FloridaFL1,376OhioOH390GeorgiaGA410OklahomaOK33HawaiiHI43OregonOR72IdahoID16PennsylvaniaPA22,261IllinoisIL288RhodeIslandRI94IndianaIN112SouthCarolinaSC287IowaIA34SouthDakotaSD9KansasKS33TennesseeTN124KentuckyKY72TexasTX530LouisianaLA58UtahUT43MaineME67VermontVT56MarylandMD1,141VirginiaVA1,205MassachusettsMA551WashingtonWA150MichiganMI161WestVirginiaWV40MinnesotaMN93WisconsinWI78MississippiMS30WyomingWY8MissouriMO86Total47,296UniversityofScrantonAlumniGeographicDistribution–August2015Thedatapresentedabovedonotincludethoseresidinginforeigncountriesandthoseforwhomacurrentaddressisunavailable.
Source:OfficeofAlumniRelationsPageII-292006200720082009201020112012201320142015Faculty263267268276281287288290296300CAS149155151158162160162160160164KSOM35333436374140424242PCPS70707573737777798585WML9989999999Staff581581614621620634634650636602Administration27282828333534343636ProfessionalStaff230233244250246254262271269262Grants14912111097678Clerical124126135133133131133130124115Maintenance128126134136141150148157148131Security19212325242020212324Technical28272727111010864Tradespersons11111111222520232322TotalFull-Time8448488828979019219229409329022006200720082009201020112012201320142015Faculty196198221233220173204179151166Staff81756863617861615249Administration1110000000ProfessionalStaff14111015171911131011Grants11864216321Clerical22201821192413191411Maintenance6898663456Security3111120122Technical24262314162528211918Tradespersons0000010000TotalPart-Time277273289296281251265240203215TotalEmployees1,1211,1211,1711,1931,1821,1721,1871,1801,1351,117Part-timetechnicalincludesathleticcoaches.
Full-timeFacultyincludes9librarians.
AccordingtoIPEDSandAAUPdefinitions,thereare291instructionalfaculty.
Full-TimePart-TimeFaculty&StaffCensusDataEmploymentClassEmploymentClassFull-timefacultydoesnotincludeROTCfacultywhoarenotontheUniversitypayroll.
Part-timefacultydoesnotincludefull-timeUniversityofScrantonemployeeswhoteachpart-time.
Source:EmployeeCensusPageIII-1Count%Count%Count%Count%Count%Male16859%16959%17460%17860%17659%Female11941%11941%11640%11840%12441%Jesuits72%72%72%72%62%Minorities3412%279%259%207%196%Count%Count%Count%Count%Count%Male28244%28144%28644%27643%26143%Female35256%35356%36456%36057%34257%Minorities244%264%244%274%264%Fall2011Fall2012Fall2013Fall2013Fall2011Fall2015Fall2012Fall2015Fall2014SelectDemographicsofFull-TimeFaculty&StaffOnthechartabove,Administration&ProfessionalStaffincludesadministrators,professionalstaff,paraprofessionalandgrantspersonnel.
Supportstaffincludesclerical,maintenance,security,technicalandtradepersons.
Full-TimeFacultyFull-TimeStaffFall20140501001502002503003502006200720082009201020112012201320142015Full-TimeFaculty&StaffFacultyAdministration&ProfessionalStaffSupportStaffSource:EmployeeCensusPageIII-2MaleFemaleTotalProfessor6767100%2020100%8787100%Associate454191%323197%777294%Assistant34926%411024%751925%Instructor200%500%700%Lecturer500%200%700%NoRank500%900%1400%Total15811774%1096156%26717867%Professor6969100%2020100%8989100%Associate464496%343397%807796%Assistant38821%371027%751824%Instructor200%300%500%Lecturer400%500%900%NoRank500%1200%1700%Total16412174%1116357%27518467%Professor7070100%2222100%9292100%Associate464291%383695%847893%Assistant41717%291034%701724%Instructor000%100%100%Lecturer400%200%600%NoRank900%1700%2600%Total17011970%1096862%27918767%Professor7171100%2121100%9292100%Associate524688%3636100%888293%Assistant36822%261038%621829%Instructor000%000%000%Lecturer600%000%600%NoRank1000%2900%3900%Total17512571%1126760%28719267%Professor7676100%2222100%9898100%Associate504590%383797%888293%Assistant35617%26935%611525%Instructor100%000%100%Lecturer100%100%200%NoRank1000%3100%4100%Total17312773%1186858%29119567%Full-timeinstructionalfacultydoesnotincludelibrariansortemporaryfacultyhiredtoreplaceafacultypersononleaveorsabbaticalwithpay.
Fall2011Fall2015byRank,Gender&TenureStatusFull-TimeInstructionalFacultyFall2013Fall2014Fall2012TotalTenuredTotalTenuredTotalTenuredSource:Priorto2014,AAUPSurveys;2014andforward,EmployeeCensusPageIII-32010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15Professor$97,157$99,063$101,512$104,908$108,116Associate$81,940$83,009$84,129$85,730$87,207Assistant$61,053$66,433$68,880$69,779$75,307Instructor$52,558$54,049$56,105$54,537$0Lecturer$48,244$51,735$51,012$55,991$65,647Average$79,236$82,076$84,683$87,462$87,5612010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15Professor$130,532$137,778$142,503$146,968$148,028Associate$110,154$116,113$117,337$119,280$120,874Assistant$84,382$93,487$98,891$101,641$108,009Instructor$74,025$75,219$76,174$66,912$0Lecturer$65,937$68,505$70,557$73,496$84,584Average$107,299$114,556$119,205$123,175$121,319From2009-102010-112011-122012-132013-14To2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15Professor3.
5%2.
5%3.
3%3.
6%3.
2%Associate4.
3%2.
9%3.
8%4.
1%3.
2%Assistant4.
3%3.
7%6.
4%5.
5%4.
3%Instructor4.
9%1.
8%3.
3%3.
0%0.
0%Lecturer0.
1%3.
2%3.
6%23.
6%1.
7%Total4.
0%2.
9%4.
1%4.
2%3.
6%Full-timefacultyincludesonlyinstructionalfacultynotlibrarians,counselingstaff,oradministrators.
Totalcompensationincludessalaryplusfringebenefits.
Itdoesnotincludepaymentforoverloadteaching,summerteaching,orintersessionteaching.
AverageSalariesofFull-TimeInstructionalFacultyAverageTotalCompensationofFull-TimeInstructionalFacultyPercentageIncreaseinTotalSalariesforContinuingInstructionalFacultySource:AAUPSurveysPageIII-4AY2011AY2012AY2013AY2014HOLDINGSBooks324,198324,466327,429329,019Electronicbooks87,254165,969203,507213,402Periodicals75,19875,48175,71875,903486,650565,916606,654618,324Microfilm&MicroficheVolumeEquivalents26,24126,31426,38126,465512,891592,230633,035644,789NON-PRINT21,28521,87122,54423,088COMPUTERSPCs,thinclientsandMacs101101Laptops-availablefor3hourloans1515iPadsandAndroidtablets-overnightborrowable1111127127StreamingMedia4,7228,81522,70024,145PeriodicalSubscriptionsUniqueTitles45,97248,97150,02649,799CIRCULATIONPrint91,30967,88580,18222,496Non-Print11,30610,66617,89818,442StreamingMedia9133,040Ebooks43,73197,477120,111131,555LaptopLoans2,818iPad&Andriods767146,346176,028219,104179,118INTER-LIBRARYLOANBorrowed8,0688,0118,6988,326Loaned9,8668,0978,2036,631INFORMATIONLITERACYNumberofclasses266248241221VIRTUALREFERENCEEmail16358100170Chat428288316453IM9729601,0941,230DATABASESUBSCRIPTIONS150150133118HOURSOFOPERATION(averageperweek)95.
595.
595.
5*95.
5Year2011-122012-132013-142014-15**E&GexpendituresonthistableincludeE&Gmandatorytransfers.
PercentofE&G**2.
5%2.
5%2.
4%2.
4%$4,136,277$4,411,434$4,445,772$4,504,995LibraryExpendituresWeinbergMemorialLibrary*Twofloorsareopen24hoursTotalGrandTotalTotalTotalSource:WeinbergMemorialLibrary;Treasurer'sOfficePageIV-1Area2011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16Labs/Classrooms9339731,0611,0381,034Academic627619657639619Administrative775846892896894Total2,3352,4382,6102,5732,547Windows7EnterpriseMSOfficeProfessional2013Suite(Word,PowerPoint,Access,Excel)OpenOfficeMSForefrontInternetExplorerFirefoxChromeTechnology–WorkstationsbyAreaSoftwareStandards-Fall201540%25%35%Labs/ClassroomsAcademicAdministrativeSource:InformationTechnologyServicesPageIV-2OperatingSystem2011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16WindowsXP2,0811,7321,02616479MacOS130147165186183Windows7544981,3552,1472,248Other7061647637Total2,3352,4382,6102,5732,547Classrooms2011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16Mediated129116154147119Non-Mediated1231251712Total141147179164131Technology–DesktopOperatingSystemsTechnology–Mediated1Classrooms1Mediatedclassroomsarepermanentlyequippedwithdimmablelighting,avideoprojector,documentcamera,andaninstructor'sworkstation.
Theinstructor'sworkstationisconnectedtothecampusnetworkandtheInternet,hasallstandardsoftware,DVDcapabilities,andhasavideoconnectionforalaptopcomputer.
3%7%88%2%WindowsXPMacOSWindows7OtherSource:InformationTechnologyServicesPageIV-3BuildingNameYearAcquired/BuiltGrossSquareFeetBuildingNameYearAcquired/BuiltGrossSquareFeetLoyolaHall195666,489SmurfitArtsCenter19877,297ChapelofSacredHeart19583,456HylandHall198843,011QuainMemorialGreenhouse19582,078CiszekHall19887,263ScrantonHall19588,406GaviganHall198949,252CaseyHall195811,809Gannon-Lavis-McCormick199148,758FitchHall195813,152WeinbergMemorialLibrary199289,174MartinHall195811,316AlumniMemorialHall199335,238McCourtHall195811,316McDadeCenterforL&PA199336,853RetreatCenter(CRC)196118,744WellnessCenter199312,309HannanHall196113,172ParkingPavillion1995165,523LynettHall196111,316MolecularBiologicalInstitute199615,712St.
ThomasHall196266,244Mosque19972,380DenisEdwardHall196213,170McGurrinHall199882,274HafeyHall196211,316LindenPlazaDorms:DriscollHall196520,660ElizabethAnnSetonHouse19999,885NevilsHall196527,596DorothyDayHouse19996,026JohnLongCenter196775,793KatharineDrexelHouse199912,030O'HaraHall196953,941BrennanHall200069,499BlairHouse19735,625MulberryPlaza200050,594McGowanHouse19738,246PrintingServices20014,510FayetteHouse19738,111MadisonSquare200337,616TiogaHouse19734,246CancerInstitute20038,284TiogaGarage19736001210Linden20032,273WayneHouse19755,9331212Linden20032,273CambriaHouse19805,1881214Linden20032,474LivaArtsHouse19829,768HeroldHouse200310,076RockHall19839,172DeNaplesCenter2007108,052GonzagaHouse19845,213CondronHall2008108,902AthleticFieldhouse1984950LoyolaScienceCenter2011243,369MaintenanceBuilding19857,854PilarzHall2011114,708RedingtonHall198561,689MontroneHall201194,757ByronRecreationComplex198664,302AdlinBuilding201225,020Houlihan-McLeanCenter198630,332EdwardR.
Leahy,Jr.
Hall2015117,421TheEstate198719,918TotalGrossSquareFeet2,309,934FacilitiesOperationsBuildingAudit,2014-2015Source:FacilitiesOperationsPageIV-4TotalCapacity#%Beds%1010P1414P1919P12Fall2006RoomTotals2,1972,13397%2,13397%3466241,01738BoardOnly3839219MealPlanTotals7297161,03638Fall2007RoomTotals2,1992,16899%2,13397%3077201,043BoardOnly4518710MealPlanTotals7588071,043Fall2008RoomTotals2,3542,23095%2,23095%8548081,193BoardOnly55612424MealPlanTotals1,4109321,217Fall2009RoomTotals2,3532,25096%2,25096%3076821,208BoardOnly53719930MealPlanTotals8448811,238Fall2010RoomTotals2,3122,23797%2,23797%2836721,217BoardOnly52319044MealPlanTotals8068621,261Fall2011RoomTotals2,6402,52396%2,52396%264108585234919345BoardOnly2681639473358MealPlanTotals532271679307954353Fall2012RoomTotals2,6402,57898%2,57898%241180443506698435BoardOnly21518983112169MealPlanTotals456369526618714444Fall2013RoomTotals2,6372,47094%2,47094%221200404496622430BoardOnly1532145713323MealPlanTotals374414461629624433Fall2014RoomTotals2,6402,56297%2,56297%238205379457726455BoardOnly15619447178611MealPlanTotals394399426635732466Fall2015RoomTotals2,6772,48993%2,48993%235188300485766399BoardOnly118226471521510MealPlanTotals353414347637781409RoomandBoardTotalsMealPlansOccupiedBillableSource:OfficeofResidenceLifePageIV-52006-072007-082008-092009-102010-112011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16Tuition$25,638$27,304$29,810$32,762$34,236$35,692$37,106$38,404$39,556$40,644Fees$300$300$300$300$300$350$350$350$400$400Room$6,016$6,256$6,506$6,766$7,002$7,282$7,500$7,724$7,954$8,152Board$4,208$4,354$4,484$4,674$4,860$5,150$5,304$5,462$5,612$5,7662006-072007-082008-092009-102010-112011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16Tuition$684$728$775$813$837$862$887$913$940$965FeesaretheUniversityfeeschargedtoundergraduatedaystudents.
Roomchargesbasedonastandard(ClassB)roomrate.
Boardchargesbasedon19meals-per-weekplan.
Studentsenrolledpriortothe2008-09academicyearareonadifferentialtuitionscheme.
StudentCosts–GraduateSchoolTuition(percredithour)StudentCosts–UndergraduateTuition,Fees,Room,&Board$0$10,000$20,000$30,000$40,000$50,000$60,0002006-072007-082008-092009-102010-112011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16TuitionFeesRoomBoard$0$200$400$600$800$1,000$1,2002006-072007-082008-092009-102010-112011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16TuitionSource:TuitionandFeeRateSchedulePageV-1RECIPIENTS2014-2015UGLocalUGNon-LocalGraduateTotalTotalNumberofAwards4,38311,6681,97318,024UnduplicatedRewardRecipients8322,8451,1724,849AverageAmountofAward$33,522$33,156$15,985$29,069FUNDSOURCES2014-2015Non-LocalUndergraduateGraduateTotalGrants&ScholarshipsUniversityofScranton$15,596,538$52,468,075$1,543,678$69,608,291State(all)$1,346,623$864,296$0$2,210,919Federal$1,406,049$4,151,089$483,978$6,041,116Other(ExternalGrants)$361,633$724,957$394,840$1,481,430Total$18,710,843$58,208,417$2,422,496$79,341,756Loans&WorkStudyFederalPerkins$34,250$401,500$0$435,750FederalNursingLoan$0$10,200$0$10,200FederalStafford$3,852,401$13,342,656$13,992,725$31,187,782FederalPLUS$2,333,673$12,942,904$1,627,398$16,903,975Alternative$2,183,609$8,819,284$449,879$11,452,772UniversityWorkStudy$276,335$168,336$60,650$505,321StateWorkStudy$147,758$12,668$0$160,426FederalWorkStudy$351,326$423,757$181,467$956,550Total$9,179,352$36,121,305$16,312,119$61,612,776GRANDTOTAL$27,890,195$94,329,722$18,734,615$140,954,532RECIPIENTS2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15TotalNumberofAwards20,10719,46618,47818,09718,024UnduplicatedRewardRecipients5,2165,1795,0674,8204,849AverageAmountofAward$25,445$26,150$27,336$28,318$29,069FUNDSOURCES2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15GiftAid*UniversityofScranton$57,293,170$60,050,659$63,796,448$64,890,380$69,608,291State(all)$2,304,159$2,588,071$2,683,123$2,559,571$2,210,919Federal**$6,848,315$5,998,369$6,270,165$6,228,464$6,041,116Other***(ExternalGrants)$1,026,428$997,804$1,291,526$1,551,479$1,481,430Total$67,472,072$69,634,903$74,041,262$75,229,894$79,341,756Loans&WorkStudyFederalLoans$54,673,570$54,679,357$52,057,640$47,913,418$48,537,707FederalWorkStudy****$1,117,044$1,024,975$1,118,156$930,615$956,550StateWorkStudy$126,894$152,786$64,121$221,395$160,426UniversityWorkStudy$476,681$518,598$547,909$461,960$505,321OtherLoans$8,854,706$9,420,042$10,680,332$11,734,050$11,452,772Total$65,248,895$65,795,758$64,468,158$61,261,438$61,612,776GRANDTOTAL$132,720,967$135,430,661$138,509,420$136,491,332$140,954,5322011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16FreshmenTuitionDiscountRate40.
2%41.
1%41.
9%44.
2%*46.
9%StudentFinancialAidBeginningin2013,theNACUBOfreshmendiscountrateisreported;thetuitiondiscountratedoesnotincludetuitionremission.
FreshmanTuitionDiscountRate*Includesgrants,scholarships,remissions,siblingdiscount,clergydiscount,graduateandundergraduateassistantships**AmountdoesnotincludeVAbenefits,rehab.
counselinggrants***IncludesROTCtuitionpayments****Includes75%federaland25%UniversityfundedworkstudyUndergraduatetotalsincludeallundergradsincludingstudentswhowouldhavebeenenrolledasformerCGCEundergraduatestudents*TheactualFall2014NACUBOfreshmandiscountratewas46.
5%whenfactoringintheadditionalinstitutionalaidawardedtoOTstudentswhochosetodelayentryintotheOTprogramduetotheover-enrollmentintheOTprogramforfallof2014.
Thediscountratereflectedabovedoesnotincludetheseone-timeUniversityawardstoOTstudentsduetotheover-enrollmnetsituation.
Source:FinancialAidOfficePageV-22010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15Alumni$3,412,979$2,269,199$3,826,837$2,867,545$4,311,525Parents$937,093$295,427$299,962$306,406$359,668OtherIndividuals$1,191,722$476,599$979,531$706,707$2,388,560Foundations$1,489,071$238,830$1,189,594$238,992$400,242Corporations$977,725$798,497$2,261,865$790,700$1,187,500OtherOrganizations*$326,703$291,904$188,384$205,292$238,752Total$8,335,293$4,370,456$8,746,173$5,115,642$8,886,247UndergraduateAlumni2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15AlumniofRecord$34,903$35,580$36,147$36,750$37,253AlumniDonors$4,314$4,408$4,440$3,530$3,997%AlumniGiving12.
4%12.
4%12.
3%9.
6%10.
7%GraduateAlumni2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15AlumniofRecord$8,162$8,773$9,322$9,830$10,260AlumniDonors$464$461$509$307$320%AlumniGiving5.
7%5.
3%5.
5%3.
1%3.
1%FiscalYear2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15Amount$8,743,025$4,468,946$8,746,173$5,115,282$8,886,247TheScrantonFundrelfectsallcharitablegiftsreceivedattheinstitutionbutdoesnotincludeoutstandingpledgesorunrealizedplannedgifts.
VoluntarySupportSourcesofSupport*Thecategory"OtherOrganizations"includesreligious,fundraisingconsortia,etc.
AlumniGivingTheScrantonFund41%52%44%56%49%11%7%3%6%4%14%11%11%14%27%18%5%14%5%5%12%18%26%15%13%4%7%2%4%3%2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15AlumniParentsOtherIndividualsFoundationsCorporationsOtherOrganizations*Source:UniversityAdvancementPageV-32010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15REVENUESEducational&GeneralTuition&Fees$154,550,256$162,373,727$167,506,554$170,432,175$176,272,218GovernmentGrants$1,297,135$1,104,581$1,018,142$951,245$1,017,491PrivateGifts/Grants$1,281,209$1,007,091$900,091$915,541$945,653EndowmentIncome$4,427,149$4,380,310$4,027,407$4,948,287$4,923,298StudentAffairs$117,542$136,563$135,998$140,657$129,166OtherRevenue$3,724,687$3,040,745$3,093,306$2,869,057$3,014,094TotalEducational&General$165,397,978$172,043,017$176,681,498$180,256,962$186,301,920AuxiliaryEnterprises$29,075,922$33,670,176$35,344,773$34,882,905$37,349,262TotalRevenues$194,473,900$205,713,193$212,026,271$215,139,867$223,651,182EXPENDITURES(E&G,AuxiliaryEnterprises)Salaries$61,302,679$63,907,155$65,540,645$68,252,088$69,552,042FringeBenefits$24,879,771$24,623,706$25,751,723$28,545,835$32,255,303PurchaseofServices$16,918,018$16,864,526$17,820,648$18,563,461$18,446,703MaterialsandSupplies$5,472,084$5,562,409$5,464,850$5,699,064$5,112,868CapitalItems$1,786,858$1,543,961$1,386,025$1,159,169$1,152,178StudentAid$50,237,883$52,853,278$55,636,622$56,301,021$61,526,862CostsofGoodsSold$7,295,359$8,323,460$8,845,991$8,733,680$9,174,030DepreciationExpense$2,000,000$3,500,000$4,200,000$4,400,000$4,725,000Inter/IntraAccountTransfer$567,871$404,144$391,483$442,354$94,415TotalExpenditures$170,460,523$177,582,639$185,037,987$192,096,672$202,039,401MANDATORYTRANSFERS$10,386,737$12,037,037$12,061,332$11,610,104$12,013,971NON-MANDATORYTRANSFERSTransfersInTransfersOut$13,576,640$16,043,517$14,876,952$11,383,091$9,547,810EXCESSREVENUE(DEFICIT)OverExpendituresandTransfers$50,000$50,000$50,000$50,000$50,000StatementofUnrestrictedFundRevenues&ExpendituresbySourceSource:Treasurer'sOfficePageV-42010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15REVENUESStudentRoomRent$15,628,300$18,691,572$19,722,861$19,589,811$20,962,344FoodServiceCommissions$157,152$237,129$203,430$228,849$280,223FoodService$12,302,072$13,766,692$14,343,475$14,050,190$14,962,878BookstoreSales$334,561$297,378$288,134$272,981$278,472StudentNetworkCharges$392,289$442,348$454,913$437,429$453,665VendingMachineRevenue$239,467$221,490$269,222$235,207$338,372Miscellaneous$22,081$13,567$62,738$68,438$73,308TotalRevenues$29,075,922$33,670,176$35,344,773$34,882,905$37,349,262EXPENDITURESSalaries$2,153,052$2,231,709$2,123,065$2,215,257$2,347,214Room&BoardRemission$1,001,822$1,107,930$1,136,207$1,144,541$1,146,844FringeBenefits$862,387$1,044,850$1,085,637$1,107,871$1,161,858ServicesandSupplies$2,652,276$2,895,709$2,735,317$2,672,211$3,002,640CapitalItems$126,487$66,576$101,543$83,423$45,565CostofSales$7,295,359$8,323,460$8,845,991$8,733,680$9,174,030TotalExpenditures$14,091,383$15,670,234$16,027,760$15,956,983$16,878,151MANDATORYTRANSFERSRetirementofIndebtedness$6,038,567$6,202,202$6,167,668$5,743,605$6,443,727TotalMandatoryTransfers$6,038,567$6,202,202$6,167,668$5,743,605$6,443,727EXCESSREVENUEOverExpendituresandTransfers$8,945,972$11,797,740$13,149,345$13,182,317$14,027,384AuxiliaryEnterprisesRevenues&ExpendituresbySourceSource:Treasurer'sOfficePageV-5E&GFALLE&GperYearExpendituresFTES**FTEStudent2010-11$160,717,3105,450.
3$29,487.
792011-12$167,747,2405,337.
3$31,429.
232012-13$174,903,8915,253.
3$33,294.
102013-14$182,006,1895,095.
0$35,722.
512014-15$190,731,4945,119.
7$37,254.
43*E&GExpendituresincludemandatorytransfersapplicabletoE&G.
UnrestrictedEducationalandGeneral(E&G)Expenditures*perFull-TimeEquivalentStudent**FTES(full-timeequivalentstudents)=TotalNumberofFTStudents+1/3PTStudents(CommonDataSetdefinition)$0$10,000$20,000$30,000$40,0002010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15FiscalYearsSource:Treasurer'sOffice;InstitutionalResearchOfficePageV-62010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15BasicData:Endowment$131,880,804$125,153,952$145,442,005$162,453,328$170,075,150AnnualReturn18.
1%-6.
3%16.
9%14.
0%5.
2%AdditionstoEndowment$3,620,338$3,228,200$1,887,728$4,386,137$6,513,599Students(FallFTES)5,450.
35,337.
35,253.
35,095.
05,119.
7E&GExpenditures$160,717,310$167,747,240$174,903,891$182,006,189$190,731,494Ratios:Endowment/FTES$24,198.
31$23,450.
24$27,687.
42$31,884.
85$33,219.
75Endowment/E&GExp.
82%75%83%89%89%GiftstoEndow/Endow.
3%3%1%3%4%Endowment$0$5,000$10,000$15,000$20,000$25,000$30,000$35,0002010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15EndowmentperFTEStudent$90,000$110,000$130,000$150,000$170,0002006200720082009201020112012201320142015EndowmentMarketValue-30.
00%-10.
00%10.
00%30.
00%2006200720082009201020112012201320142015AnnualReturnSource:Treasurer'sOfficePageV-7NumberAmountNumberAmount2004-0536$5,268,54715$757,1762005-0640$42,975,02717$1,863,6872006-0742$3,384,20114$667,3812007-0829$6,260,17412$771,3242008-0922$2,836,60615$1,115,2262009-1020$7,807,6886$5,163,2542010-1149$9,787,73113$1,371,3392011-1241$5,204,91812$348,5062012-1350$10,653,18016$847,2022013-1460$26,026,12619$3,078,5522014-1547$2,046,57414$298,151OfficeofResearchandSponsoredProgramsProposalActivityGrantsAwardedProposalsSubmittedSource:OfficeofResearchandSponsoredProgramsPageV-8InformationDirectoryOfficeLocationPhoneAcademicAdvisingCentersCollegeofArtsandSciences.
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570-941-7660BookstoreDeNaplesCenter,1stfloor.
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