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School Facts

  • Operating Status: Currently operating

    Campus: Main campus (and distance learning)

    Institution Type: 1

  • Degree Type:

    Highest Degree —Doctoral

    Predominant Degree —Graduate

    Distance Education: On-campus and Online

Admissions

62%

33%

Admission Selectivity and Test Scores
ACT

100%

Average ACT Score

  • 20-26

  • 23

  • Average Score

Admission Requirement
Secondary School Record Secondary School GPA Secondary School Rank Letters of Recommendation Admission Test Score AP Credits
Required Required Recommended Recommended Required Yes

Academics

Graduation Rate

  • 15%

  • 43%

  • 51%

Degree Details

Available Fields of Study and Degrees

  • > Accounting Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Acting Bachelor's Program
  • > Adult Health Nurse/Nursing Master's Program
  • > African Studies Bachelor's Program
  • > Anthropology Bachelor's Program
  • > Applied Mathematics, General Master's Program
  • > Art History, Criticism and Conservation Bachelor's Program
  • > Biochemistry Bachelor's Program
  • > Biology/Biological Sciences, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Biophysics Bachelor's Program
  • > Business Administration and Management, General Master's Program
  • > Business/Commerce, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Business/Managerial Economics Bachelor's Program
  • > Chemistry, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Chemistry, Other
  • > Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist Bachelor's Program
  • > Communication, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Computer and Information Sciences, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Computer Engineering, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Computer Software Engineering Master's Program
  • > Conducting Master's Program
  • > Counselor Education/School Counseling and Guidance Services Master's Program
  • > Creative Writing Bachelor's Program
  • > Curriculum and Instruction Master's Program
  • > Dance, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Dramatic/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft, Other Bachelor's Program
  • > Drawing Bachelor's Program
  • > Early Childhood Education and Teaching Master's Program, Post Master's Program
  • > East Asian Studies Bachelor's Program
  • > Economics, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Education, Other Master's Program
  • > Education/Teaching of Individuals with Autism
  • > Educational Leadership and Administration, General Master's Program, Post Master's Program
  • > Electrical and Electronics Engineering Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Elementary Education and Teaching Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Engineering Chemistry Bachelor's Program
  • > Engineering Physics/Applied Physics Bachelor's Program
  • > Engineering, Other Bachelor's Program
  • > Engineering/Industrial Management Master's Program
  • > English Language and Literature, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Environmental Health Bachelor's Program
  • > Environmental Science Bachelor's Program
  • > Family Practice Nurse/Nursing Master's Program
  • > Film/Cinema/Video Studies Bachelor's Program
  • > Finance, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Fine Arts and Art Studies, Other Bachelor's Program
  • > Fine/Studio Arts, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Foreign Languages and Literatures, General Bachelor's Program
  • > French Language and Literature Bachelor's Program
  • > Geriatric Nurse/Nursing Master's Program
  • > German Language and Literature Bachelor's Program
  • > Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other Bachelor's Program
  • > Histologic Technology/Histotechnologist Bachelor's Program
  • > History, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Human Resources Development Bachelor's Program
  • > Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Industrial Engineering Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Information Technology Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > International Relations and Affairs Bachelor's Program
  • > Japanese Language and Literature Bachelor's Program
  • > Journalism Bachelor's Program
  • > Keyboard Instruments Bachelor's Program
  • > Kinesiology and Exercise Science Master's Program
  • > Latin American Studies Bachelor's Program
  • > Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Linguistics Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Management Information Systems and Services, Other Bachelor's Program
  • > Management Information Systems, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Marketing/Marketing Management, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Mathematics, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Mechanical Engineering Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering Master's Program
  • > Medicine
  • > Music Pedagogy Master's Program
  • > Music Performance, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Music Teacher Education Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Music Theory and Composition Bachelor's Program
  • > Music, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist Bachelor's Program
  • > Nurse Anesthetist Master's Program, Post Master's Program
  • > Nursing Education Master's Program
  • > Nursing Practice
  • > Occupational Health and Industrial Hygiene Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Operations Management and Supervision Bachelor's Program
  • > Painting Bachelor's Program
  • > Philosophy Bachelor's Program
  • > Photography Bachelor's Program
  • > Physical Therapy/Therapist Master's Program
  • > Physics, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Political Science and Government, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Psychology, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Public Administration Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer Bachelor's Program
  • > Reading Teacher Education Master's Program
  • > Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse Bachelor's Program
  • > Secondary Education and Teaching Master's Program
  • > Social Sciences, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Social Work Bachelor's Program
  • > Sociology Bachelor's Program
  • > Sociology and Anthropology Bachelor's Program
  • > Spanish Language and Literature Bachelor's Program
  • > Special Education and Teaching, General Master's Program
  • > Speech Communication and Rhetoric Bachelor's Program
  • > Statistics, General Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Systems Engineering Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instructor
  • > Technical Theatre/Theatre Design and Technology Bachelor's Program
  • > Visual and Performing Arts, General Bachelor's Program
  • > Voice and Opera Bachelor's Program, Master's Program
  • > Women's Studies Bachelor's Program
  • > Writing, General Bachelor's Program
Highest Degree Academic and Career Counselling Services Employment Services for Students Placement Services for Graduate Study Abroad
Doctoral Yes Yes Yes Yes

Tuition, Cost and Financial Aid

  • Undergraduate Tuition

    • In-State Tuition (2014-2015)

      $11,460.00

    • Out-of-State Tuition (2014-2015)

      $24,736.00

Undergraduate Costs of Attendance
  • On—Campus

    • Total In-State Cost

      $20,354.00

    • Total Out-of-State Cost

      $33,630.00

Financial Aid — Freshmen Students
Type of Aid No. Receiving Aid % Receiving Aid Total Aid Received Average Aid Received
Any Student Financial Aid 2,160 88% $118,511.00 $4,069.00
Grant Aid 2,130 87% $16,134,785.00 $6,701.00
Student Loan - 80% $85,170.00 $4,256.00
Financial Aid — Undergraduate Students
Type of Aid No. Receiving Aid % Receiving Aid Total Aid Received Average Aid Received
Any Student Financial Aid 9,181 55% $54,408,526.00 $5,926.00
Pell Grant Aid 5,319 32% $20,081,721.00 $3,775.00
Student Loan 8,818 53% $71,560,196.00 $8,115.00
Net Price
Year Income < 30K Income 30K — 48K Income 48K — 75K Income 75K — 110K Income > 110K
2014-2015 $8,013.00 $8,810.00 $10,782.00 $14,049.00 $16,729.00
2013-2014 $8,571.00 $9,170.00 $11,136.00 $14,224.00 $16,701.00
2012-2013 $9,712.00 $10,404.00 $13,180.00 $15,484.00 $17,050.00

Students

Student-Faculty Ratio

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Endowment per FTE Enrollment

$4,742

per student

Demographics

Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), Institute of Education Sciences, 2014 - 2015

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    Two by-products of muscle contractions Noise Very low voltage electricity Sensory receptors that respond to weak electrical fields Modified neuromast organs Found in Sharks, catfish, sturgeon and some teleost fish Two types Ampullary receptors Detect steady, low level electric currents given off by active respiration and muscles Used to locate prey and to navigate Tuberous Receptors Detect phase or rapidly changing discharges of electricity Known only in electric fish (those able to produce electricity)

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    Burgess Shale in British Columbia (540 MYBP): Pikaia gracilens- Chordate/Amphioxus- not a true chordate: no gills/myomeres are straight-not V-shaped Fish like- 5cm long Notochord, myomeres Earliest known: Chengjiang formation in China - (early 522 MYBP) discovered in 1990 Haikouella- Most vertebrate-like chordate that resembled amphioxus Chordate features- myomeres, notochord, and pharynx enclosed in atrium Vertebrate-like characteristics- large brain, clearly defined eyes, branchial bars of cartilage, gill filaments, heart, ventral and dorsal aorta Probably vertebrate sister group Oldest Known: Myllokunmingia and Haikouichthyes- (early Cambrian; 520 MYBP) More advanced chordates Small (3cm), fish-shaped Notochord and myomeres provide evidence being chordates Cranium, paired ear capsules, eye capsules at head are vertebrates- formed by neural-crest tissue Dorsal fin, gill pouches, filamentous gills, W-shaped myomeres Conodonts - cone teeth: Resembled amphioxus Greater cephalization, large eyes Teeth made of cellular bone, calcium phosphate crystals, calcified cartilage, enamel and dentin Apparatus (S/M elements) attached to tongue-like plate extended/grasp impaling prey (predators/scavengers) Food passed to pharynx where another set of dental elements sliced and crushed food V-shaped myomeres and notochord, caudal fin rays on postanal tail; dorsal nerve cord Debate on conodonts evolutionary fit General consensus- true vertebrates

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