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Student Profile

This report presents comprehensive data about Fall 2012 degree-seeking undergraduates at Brooklyn College. It covers various demographic factors, including gender, ethnicity, and borough of residence. Additionally, the report highlights first-generation college students, household income levels, health insurance coverage, household composition, and commuting habits. The survey also explores students' financial support sources, work status, and their perceptions of the educational value for the price paid. This analysis informs institutional planning and assessment efforts.

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Student Profile

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  1. Student Profile Brooklyn College Office of Institutional Planning, Research, and Assessment 2012

  2. Age of All Fall 2012 Degree-Seeking Undergraduates Source: Fall 2012 Brooklyn College Show Registration File

  3. Gender of All Fall 2012 Degree-Seeking Undergraduates Source: Fall 2012 Brooklyn College Show Registration File

  4. Ethnicity of All Fall 2012 Degree-Seeking Undergraduates Source: Fall 2012 Brooklyn College Show Registration File

  5. Borough of All Fall 2012 Degree-Seeking Undergraduates Source: Fall 2012 Brooklyn College Show Registration File

  6. First Generation in College (i.e., Neither Parent Attended) Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  7. Household Income Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Note: According to the US Bureau of the Census, the median household income of Kings County in 2010 was $43,567. Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  8. Support Children Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  9. Health Insurance Coverage Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  10. Household Composition Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  11. Primary Means of Commuting Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  12. Commute Time (To Campus) Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  13. Commute Time (From Campus) Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  14. Providing Care for Other People Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  15. Working for Pay Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  16. Studying Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  17. Sources of Financial Support Note: 70.5% of Students Used Either Grants/Scholarships or Student Loan Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  18. Value of Education for Price Paid Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  19. Choose College Again Source: 2012 CUNY Student Experience Survey Sample: Approx. 240 Spring 2012 Degree-seeking Undergraduates

  20. Continue Formal Education Source: Fall 2010 & Spring/Summer 2011 Recent Graduate Surveys

  21. Currently Employed Note: Out of the 445 employed students, 190 are already employed in a career-track position. Source: Fall 2010 & Spring/Summer 2011 Recent Graduate Surveys

  22. Preparation of Brooklyn College for Current Occupation Source: Fall 2010 & Spring/Summer 2011 Recent Graduate Surveys

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