Updates
UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF MARYLAND
ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS
Institution: SALISBURY UNIVERSITY
		Fall										Change From
Fall Student Data	Actual	Projections										Fall 2001 to Fall 2011
	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	Number	Percent
Headcount Total	6,682	6,888	7,073	7,225	7,373	7,507	7,617	7,711	7,789	7,863	7,925	1,243	18.6%
Undergraduate Total	6,060	6,250	6,418	6,552	6,658	6,746	6,819	6,894	6,949	7,004	7,053	993	16.4%
Full-time	5,280	5,525	5,698	5,840	5,950	6,040	6,115	6,192	6,249	6,305	6,355	1,075	20.4%
Part-time	780	725	720	712	708	706	704	702	700	699	698	(82)	-10.5%
Grad./First Prof. Total	622	638	655	673	715	761	798	817	840	859	872	250	40.2%
Full-time	118	123	125	127	129	135	139	143	146	148	150	32	27.1%
Part-time	504	515	530	546	586	626	659	674	694	711	722	218	43.3%
FTDE Students	4,743	4,890	5,021	5,129	5,234	5,329	5,407	5,474	5,529	5,582	5,626	883	18.6%
Fiscal Year Full-Time Equivalent Data
		FISCAL YEAR										Change From
	Est.	Projections										FY 2002 to FY 2012
	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	Number	Percent
FTE Students	5,700	5,898	6,072	6,212	6,340	6,457	6,548	6,642	6,706	6,769	6,829	1,129	19.8%
Comments:  Assumptions predicated on the Construction of an Educational and Technology Center; renovation of other facilities to accommodate growth.  Delays in capital projects will decrease projections.
Factors: Current trends; F/T, P/T mix and load; State forecasts of high school graduates; forecasts of transfer population from community colleges; trend of transfers from other universities; I/S, O/S college
going population; regional population for grad programs; new academic programs; selectivity increased and diversity increased; equal mix freshmen & transfers; 80% in-state; graduation rate stable
Completed by:   Bryan Price, Director Institutional Research, Assessment, & Accountability; October 15, 2001
Phone:  (410)543-6023
E-Mail:  rbprice@salisbury.edu