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2002-03 Institutional Data
ANTIOCH COLLEGE
Office of Institutional Research
Bonnie J. Scranton, Registrar/Director of Institutional Research
Douglas E. Warner, Coordinator of Institutional Research and Assessment
The following pages represent the Office of Institutional Research’s pilot project to develop an institutional data book for Antioch
College. The purpose of the book is to more effectively archive and communicate selected information primarily related to student
enrollment.
This fall we are making it available to all College faculty members since it is a new project. We are able to do so thanks to a one time
private donation to cover the production costs. Annual editions will be provided to each academic department, the library, and each
administrative office. At the same time, we will inform you that the data book has been published and is on reference for your
perusal.
It is anticipated that the contents of this publication may change and/or grow as we become aware of institutional interests and needs
for additional data. If you have specific suggestions, please send them to Doug Warner or Bonnie Scranton.
Information in this year’s “book” includes the following:
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Fall Term Student Headcount (1997 – 2002)
Sequenced Enrollment by Term (Fall 1998 – Summer 2003)
Fall Term Student Ethnicity (1998 – 2002)
Federal Cohort First-time Freshmen Retention and Graduation Rates (1984 – 2002)
Fall Term New Transfer Student Retention and Graduation Rates (1984 – 2002)
New Students by Home State (Fall 1998 – Fall 2002)
Average SAT Composite Scores for New lsl Year Students (Fall 1998 – Fall 2002)
Average ACT Composite Scores for New Is’ Year Students (Fall 1998 – Fall 2002)
Number of Graduates and Majors (1998 – 2002)
Baccalaureate Degrees Awarded (1857 – 2002)
Headcount by Department for Scheduled Courses (Fall 1999 – Summer 2003)
Headcount by Department for Independent Studies, Non-OfFereds & Senior Projects (Fall 1999 – Summer 2003)
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