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Private 4 Year College
Duke University

Fall 2013
Undergraduate Students 6,495
Graduate and Professional Students 8,105
Total Number of Students 14,600
Undergraduate Tuition, Fees $45,620
Room, Board (average) $12,204
Total (including books, personal expenses) $61,404
Percentage of Undergraduates Receiving Aid 50%
Total University & Health System Employees (as of June 2012) 34,863


Colorado 4 year colleges
Metro State University of Denver
Academic Experience
Average class size 22
Student/faculty ratio 21 to 1
Number of faculty 518 full-time, 1,089 part-time
Majors 55
Masters Degrees Professional Accountancy, Teacher Education and Social Work

4 Year out-of-state public college
Michigan State University
FINANCES
General fund budgeted revenues (201314): $1,150,300,000
Tuition and fees: $809.1 million
State appropriations: $249.5 million
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Other university funds: $91.7 million
General fund budgeted expenditures (201314): $1,150,300,300
Salaries: $736.4 million*
Supplies, services, and equipment: $377 million*
Labor: $36.9 million*
*These are estimates. Final 201314 budget distribution is pending.
Tuition (201314)
Resident undergraduate students
Lower division: $428.75/credit
Upper division: $476.50/credit
Resident graduate students: $621.25/credit
Nonresident undergraduate students
Lower division: $1,125.00/credit
Upper division: $1,160.50/credit
Nonresident graduate students: $1,220.25/credit
Housing (201314)
Residence hall rates
Undergraduate (double room/silver meal plan): $4,403/semester
Graduate (permanent single room/$300 food credit plus 75 meal accesses): $3,896/semester
Apartment rates
One bedroom (standard): $650/month
Two bedrooms (standard): $774/month
2 Year Colorado Community College
Arapahoe Community College
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Fast Facts
Founded in 1965, Arapahoe Community College (ACC) was the first community college to open
in the Denver area. What began as Arapahoe Junior College with 550 students, has grown into a
vibrant community college consisting of Littleton Campus, ACC Parker Campus and ACC
Castle Rock Campus serving over 21,000 credit and non-credit students yearly.
The College offers nearly 100 degree and certificate programs. ACC is accredited by The Higher
Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Ethnicity of our Students

Gender of our Students
Amer Indian/Alaskan Native 66 0.7%

Male 4,070 41.6%
Asian 338 3.5%

Female 5,708 58.4%
Black or African American 316 3.2%


Hispanic/Latino 1,142 11.7%

Student Type
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 25 0.3%

New to ACC
(Includes
Transfer)
2,994 30.6%
White 7,077 72.4%

Continuing 4,166 42.6%
Two or more Races 348 3.6%

High School 1,971 20.2%
Other/Unknown 466 4.8%

Readmit 647 6.6%
Total: 9,778 100%



Degree Seeking Status
Full/Part-Time Status

Degree-Seeking 7,866 80.4%
Full-time 2,324 23.8%

Non-Degree-
Seeking
1,912 19.6%
Part-time 7,454 76.2%


Miscellaneous Facts
The average age (mean) of our students is 26.6 years
The median age of our students is 22 years
The average age (mean) excluding concurrent enrollment (high
school) students is 29.3 years
The median age excluding concurrent enrollment (high school)
students is 26 years
The average class size of our traditional classes is 16.7 students
International Colleges
Oxford University
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1. There are over 22,000 students at Oxford, including 11,772 undergraduates and 9,850
graduate students
2. The majority of Oxfords UK undergraduates come from state schools. Latest figures
show that, for UK students attending schools or colleges in the UK, 56.8% of places on
undergraduate courses went to applicants from the state sector.
3. Oxford spends over 5.67 million each year on outreach activities, in addition to the
around 7 million it spends on bursaries.
4. In 2014-15, Oxford has the most generous no-strings attached financial support for UK
and EU undergraduates from the lowest income households. The lowest-income students
receive support, through bursaries and fee reductions, totalling almost 20,000 over three
years.
5. Graduate students make up around 45 % of the total student body at Oxford. 62% of them
come from outside the UK.
6. Over 1,000 fully-funded scholarships are available for new masters and doctoral students
in 2014.
7. Our academic staff come from almost 100 different countries and territories, and our
students from more than 140.
8. Oxford has more world-leading academics (rated 4* in the 2008 national Research
Assessment Exercise) than any other UK university. Oxford also has the highest number
of world-leading or internationally excellent (4* or 3*) academics in the UK.
9. Oxford consistently has the highest research income from external sponsors of any UK
university. In 2012-13, 40% (436.8m) of income came from this source.
10. Oxford University has won nine Queen's Anniversary Prizes for Higher Education, more
than any other university.