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Title: NOTE: Opening Week data are UNOFFICIAL MISSOURI S


1
Freshmen Class Opening Week Profile - Fall 2008
  • 1063 Freshmen Enrolled (9 over FS2007)
  • 300 New Transfer Students scheduled to Enroll
  • One of the 3 largest and most talented new
    student classes in Missouri ST history
  • 34 states represented (New Hampshire to Alaska)
  • 10 foreign countries represented
  • Ave. ACT 27.4 (upper 10 in nation)
  • Ave. HS GPA 71 have a 3.5 GPA or higher
  • 36 from upper 10 of high school class
  • 71 from upper 30 of high school class
  • 85 Valedictorians and Salutatorians
  • Last updated August 17, 2008

2
Fall 2008 Freshmen Class
3
Opening Week Deposits and Pre-Registrations
4
Freshmen Demographics
  • Women (22.5)
  • Men (77.5)
  • Age 18 years or less (98)
  • 79 Missouri
  • 20 out-of-state
  • 1 international
  • 9.1 minority students
  • 34 first-generation college students

5
Psychographic Perspective Notes
  • Most of the new students were born after 1990
  • They were born the year Harvard Law Review Editor
    Barack Obama announced he might run for office
    some day.
  • For them, B.F. Skinner, Andrei Sakharov, Huey
    Newton, Emperor Hirohito, Jim Henson, Abbie
    Hoffman, and Sammy Davis Jr. have always been
    dead. 
  • Computers and internet access were available in
    kindergarten classes.
  • They have had email accounts since 2nd grade -
    Virtual reality has always been available when
    the real thing failed.
  • What Berlin wall? Flag burning has always been a
    primary political issue.
  • Being a latchkey kid has never been a big deal.
  • They grew-up with a minimum of 48 television
    channels and the Simpsons have always been on.
  • Thanks to MySpace and Facebook, autobiography can
    happen in real time.
  • Most had a cell phone in high school Theyre
    always texting 1 n other.
  • They never rolled down a car window and always
    had bottled water.
  • They may confuse the Keating Five with a rock
    group.
  • General Motors has always been working on an
    electric car.
  • Nelson Mandela has always been free and a force
    in South Africa.
  • Pete Rose has never played baseball and rap music
    has always been mainstream.
  • Russia has always had a multi-party political
    system and women have always been police chiefs
    in major cities.
  • Eastern Airlines has never earned their wings
    in their lifetime.
  • Wal-Mart has always been a larger retailer than
    Sears and has always employed more workers than
    GM.
  • Being lame has to do with being dumb or
    inarticulate, not disabled.

SOURCES Beloit Mindset List and infoplease.com
6
Activities
  • 92 plan to join a student organization
  • 53 would like to assume a student leadership
    position
  • 69 would like to study abroad (international
    experience)
  • 58 were involved in varsity athletics in high
    school
  • 56 plan to be involved in recreational athletic
    activities
  • 54 plan to be involved in student design teams
  • 24 plan to join a fraternity or sorority
  • 28 interested in academic or pre-professional
    organizations
  • 17 plan to be involved in religious based
    organizations
  • 17 plan to be involved in music and theatre

7
Decision Factors
  • 81 Missouri ST 1st choice college to attend
  • 15 2nd choice college to attend
  • 97 chose Missouri ST because it offered their
    desired Academic Program its quality Academic
    Reputation
  • 67 became interested in ST during Jr/Sr high
    school year
  • 67 first learned of ST from family friends
  • 85 Financial Aid/scholarship was important in
    deciding to attend Missouri ST
  • 80 the personalized attention they received from
    Missouri ST was important in deciding to enroll
  • 75 the campus visit and tour was important in
    deciding to enroll
  • 24 attended a Missouri ST summer camp

8
Expectations
  • 67 plan to complete a BS in 4 years or less
  • 86 plan to Co-op or Intern
  • 44 plan to study more than 11 hours per week at
    ST
  • 76 studied less than 5 hours per week in high
    school
  • 97 plan to earn a 3.0 or higher ST GPA
  • 55 plan to earn a 3.5 or higher ST GPA
  • 36 plan to earn a graduate degree at ST
  • 58 are likely to complete a graduate degree

9
Financial Issues
  • 75 are receiving scholarships financial aid
  • 24 qualify for Low Income Pell Grants
  • 74 plan to work while enrolled at ST
  • 25 already have/carry a credit card

10
ST Affordability
  • Current Undergraduate Students
  • Average parent income 75,607
  • Family incomes below 50,000 30
  • First generation college students 35
  • Pell Grant eligible students 24
  • Graduation Statistics
  • Approximate indebtedness 21,000
  • Average 2008 starting salary 55,900

11
Technology
  • 95 plan to bring a PC to campus
  • 71 will be new computers
  • 78 laptops
  • 10 Macintosh/Apple
  • 99 plan to bring a Cell Phone to campus
  • 72 use online social networks (Facebook,
    MySpace)
  • 13 spend more than 11 hours per week video
    gaming
  • 13 spend more than 15 hours per week on the
    internet

12
Reported Starting Salaries
  • Undergraduate Graduate
  • 2003 47,305 52,744
  • 2004 46,567 52,945
  • 2005 49,181 53,042
  • 2006 51,059 58,120
  • 2007 53,669 62,751
  • 2008 55,975 63,640

13
34 States 10 Foreign Countries Represented in
2008 New Student Class
China India Kuwait Libya Malaysia Nepal Saudi
Arabia Pakistan Taiwan Turkey
  • Alaska
  • Alabama
  • Arkansas
  • California
  • Colorado
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Iowa
  • Idaho
  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Kansas
  • Kentucky
  • Louisiana
  • Maryland
  • Massachusetts
  • Michigan
  • Minnesota
  • Missouri
  • Mississippi
  • North Carolina
  • North Dakota
  • Nebraska
  • Nevada

New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New
York Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Wi
sconsin
14
2008 Top Feeder Schools
  • Rolla Senior High School
  • Saint Louis University High
  • Mehlville High School
  • Rockwood Summit High
  • Liberty High School
  • St. Charles West High
  • Seckman High School
  • Jackson High School
  • CBC High School
  • Kirkwood High School
  • Webster Groves High
  • Blue Springs High School
  • Francis Howell High School
  • Hazelwood Central High
  • Washington High School
  • Lafayette High School
  • Lees Summit North High
  • Oakville High School
  • Eureka High School
  • Blue Spring South
  • Lindbergh High School
  • Jefferson City High School
  • Fort Zuhmwalt West High
  • Bellville Township West High (ILL)
  • Helias High School
  • Kickapoo High School
  • Parkway Central High
  • School of the Osage
  • Home School
  • Desmet High School
  • Bishop Dubourg High School
  • Vianney High School
  • Pattonville High School
  • Parkway West High
  • Waynesville High School
  • Pacific High School
  • Ritenour High School
  • Camdenton High School

15
2008 Top Feeder Transfer Colleges
  • East Central CC 31
  • St. Charles CC 15
  • Jefferson CC 13
  • Florissant Valley (SLCC) 12
  • Southeast MO St. Univ. 11
  • Longview (MCC-KC) 10
  • Drury University 9
  • Meramec (SLCC) 9
  • Mineral Area CC 9
  • Missouri State Univ. 8
  • Columbia College (MO) 7
  • Missouri Southern St U. 7
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