A student who has fewer than 30 earned credit hours
Sophomore:
A student who has 30-59 earned credit hours
Junior:
A student who has 60-89 earned credit hours
Senior:
A student who has at least 90 earned credit hours
Graduate Degree-Seeking
Certificate
Master's
Doctoral Pre-Candidate
Doctoral Candidate
Law Students are classified as Law Day(full-time program) or Law Evening(part-time program) and by year in program, which is 1, 2, or 3 for Law Day students and 1, 2, 3, or 4 for Law Evening student
An applicant who has never attended any postsecondary institution since graduation from high school, or whose only secondary enrollment was in the summer term immediately prior to a fall applied-for term.
Student Enrollment
New students who qualify as first-time freshman admissions, including those with sufficient Advanced Placement credit to be granted sophomore class standing.
Full-Time Student
An undergraduate student enrolled for 12 or more credit hours in a term, a graduate student enrolled for 9 or more credit hours in a term, or a law student classified as a day student in a term.
The number of students enrolled for more than zero credit hours in courses offered for degree or certificate credit, including students who are not admitted to a degree program(extended studies). When student headcount is reported by academic division/department, the headcount is attributed to the department that administers the student's primary program of study.
An undergraduate enrolled for fewer than 12 credit hours in a term, a graduate student enrolled for fewer than 9 credit hours in a term, or a law student classified as an evening student in a term.
A person who is not a citizen or national of the United State, and who has been lawfully admitted for permancent residence ( and who holds alien registration cards form I-551/155).
A statistics derived from the student credit hour productivity of the institution. In non-summer terms, the number of FTE students is obtained by dividing the total number of undergraduate , first professional(law), and graduate credit hours per term by 15, 15 and 12 respectively. The number of FTE students in summer, and annualized regular sessions(Fall and Spring semesters) is obtained by dividing the total number of undergraduate, first professional, and graduate credit hours per session by 30, 30 and 24 respectively. This definition should be distinguished from the definition of a full-time student.
