(Source: Office of Institutional Research and Planning)
Academic interests and majors
- College of Arts & Humanities: 1,889 students (1,820 undergraduates and 69 graduate students)
- College of Education: 763 students (600 undergraduates and 123 graduate students)
- College of Natural & Social Sciences: 2,052 students (1,975 undergraduates and 78 graduate students)
Orientation Summer 2007 - Continuing Education: 16 students (all undergraduates)
- General Studies: 329 (all undergraduates)
- Interdisciplinary Studies: 354 students (345 undergraduates and 19 graduate students)
- School of Business: 609 students (all undergraduates)
- School of Music: 591 students (487 undergraduates and 104 graduate students)
Living on campus
- A total of 2,554 (50.2 percent) of undergraduates live in the residence halls.
- Of all residence hall students, 40.8 percent are freshmen, 35.3 percent are sophomores, 15.4 percent are juniors and 8.5 percent are seniors.
- Most SUNY Fredonia students carry a full-time course load (93.2 percent). Among undergraduates, 96.4 percent are full-time. Among graduate students, 47.5 percent are full-time. Note: full-time at the graduate level is nine or more semester credit hours and at the undergraduate level is 12 or more.
Diversity
- African Americans in student body: 2.6 percent
- Asians in student body: 2.1 percent
- Hispanics in student body: 2.7 percent
- Native Americans in student body: 0.6 percent
- Non-U.S. Residents in student body: 0.1 percent
- Other ethnicity: 0.9 percent
- Unknown: 6.1 percent
- Whites in student body: 84.9 percent
Geographic Origins
- Approximately two-thirds of Fredonia undergraduates come from one of seven New York state counties (Erie--23.6 percent; Chautauqua—18.5 percent; Monroe—12.3 percent, Cattaraugus-4.2 percent; Niagara--3.5 percent; Suffolk – 3.2 percent; Onondaga--3.2 percent) .
- Slightly more than 80 percent of Fredonia’s graduate students come from one of four New York state counties (Chautauqua-– 47.2 percent; Erie--26.4 percent; Cattaraugus – 5.3 percent, Monroe – 3.3 percent) .
- 111 students (106 undergraduates) come from some other U.S. state, with another 63 students (55 undergraduates) coming from one of 12 foreign countries.
Class distribution
- Total Freshmen: 1,188 (23.4 percent of all undergraduates; 21.9 percent of total Fall 2007 enrollment)
- Total Sophomores: 1,213 (23.9 percent of all undergraduates; 22.4 percent of total Fall 2007 enrollment)
- Total Juniors: 1,351 (26.4 percent of all undergraduates; 24.8 percent of total Fall 2007 enrollment)
- Total Seniors: 1,333 (26.3 percent of all undergraduates; 24.6 percent of total Fall 2007 enrollment)
- Total Graduate students: 339 (6.3 percent of total Fall 2007 enrollment
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