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2004 Enrollment and Cohort Analysis at Northern Arizona University

This report details the enrollment trends at Northern Arizona University (NAU) for 2004, highlighting transformations in graduate and undergraduate numbers across various areas, including the Mountain Campus, statewide, and Yuma. It includes cohort definitions, retention statistics, and comparisons between 2003 and 2004 regarding minority and Caucasian enrollment. Significant growth is evident in new Mountain Campus students, categorized by sex, residency, and ethnicity, offering insights into demographic shifts and academic participation during this period.

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2004 Enrollment and Cohort Analysis at Northern Arizona University

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  1. 2004 Enrollment and Cohort Highlights Please see Cohort Definitions link for cohort classifications: Institutional Data and Analysis Retention and Graduation Cohort Definitions (http://www4.nau.edu/pair/RetentionAndGraduation/CohortDefinitions.pdf)

  2. 2004 Enrollment Highlights(All NAU Areas including Mountain Campus, Statewide, and Yuma)

  3. 1998 – 2004: Enrollment Trend by Area Flagstaff Mountain Campus

  4. 2004 vs. 2003 Enrollment by Area +1.7% +0.8% +2.8% +10.2%

  5. Graduate and Undergraduate Enrollment by Area

  6. Characteristics of NAU Students (2004)

  7. 1998 – 2004: Minority Enrollment Caucasian Enrollment Minority Enrollment

  8. 1998 – 2004: Minority Enrollment Caucasian Enrollment Minority Enrollment

  9. 2004 vs. 2003 Minority Enrollment -1.7% +9.0%

  10. 2004 vs. 2003 New Mountain Campus Students (Freshmen and Transfer Students)

  11. New Mountain Campus Students +8.8% +3.2% +27.4%

  12. New Mountain Campus Students by Sex +7.9% +13.0%

  13. New Mountain Campus Students by Residency +2.3% +39.4%

  14. New Mountain Campus Students by Ethnicity +9.8% +12.2% +38.2% +10.8% +9.6% +63.6%

  15. New Mountain Campus Students by Full / Part-time Status +10.2% +8.4%

  16. 2004 vs. 2003 First-Time Mountain Campus Freshmen

  17. First-Time Mountain Campus Freshmen by Sex +4.3% +15.3%

  18. First-Time Mountain Campus Freshmen by Residency -0.7% +42.3%

  19. First-Time Mountain Campus Freshmen by Ethnicity +21.5% +7.8% +58.7% +5.5% +9.3% +60.0%

  20. First-Time Mountain Campus Freshmen by Status +8.5% +12.1%

  21. 2004 vs. 2003 First-Time, Full-Time Mountain Campus Freshmen

  22. First-Time, Full-Time, NAU Freshmen by Area

  23. First-Time, Full-Time, Mountain Campus Freshmen by Sex +4.7% +13.8%

  24. First-Time, Full-Time, Mountain Campus Freshmen by Residency -1.2% +41.1%

  25. First-Time, Full-Time, Mountain Campus Freshmen by Ethnicity +4.9% +13.5% +76.3%

  26. First-Time, Full-Time, Mountain Campus Freshmen by Ethnicity +30.9% -3.3% +76.3% +12.5% +54.5% -12.5%

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