Statistical Summary Update

The Ohio State UniversityStatistical SummaryJune 23, 1994(This update includes new FY95 tuition and budget figures; nextupdate in November will include autumn enrollment figures andupdates in all categories)Enrollment (Autumn 1993)All campuses            56,817   Men                  29,025   Women                27,792   Undergraduates       42,862   Graduate students    11,307   Professional students 2,648   Ohioans              46,655   Foreign students      3,617Columbus campus         50,623Minority Enrollment (Autumn 1993)(omits foreign students)Total minorities    6,345   11% of total enrollment  African Americans 3,439    6% of total enrollment  Asian Americans   1,895    3% of total enrollment  Hispanics           877    1.5% of total enrollment  American Indians    140    0.2% of total enrollmentHistorical InformationEstablished by Legislature  1870First classes taught        1873Received present name       1878First graduating class      1878Degrees granted through Spring 1993  421,850Acreage (Dec. 1993)Total                16,580  Columbus campus     1,644  Airport             1,378  Golf courses          295  OARDC & ATI*        5,935  All others          7,328Buildings (Dec. 1993)Total                   806  Columbus campus       342  OARDC & ATI*          285  Regional campuses and   other locations      179Academic StructureColleges                19  Undergraduate         14  Professional           5Schools                  7Graduate School          1Departments            102Courses (approx.)   11,700Large U.S. campuses (by enrollment, Autumn 1993 figures)Ohio State University, Columbus           50,623University of Texas, Austin               48,555Texas A & M, College Station              43,862Arizona State University, Tempe           41,250University of Wisconsin, Madison          40,924Michigan State University, East Lansing   39,743Penn State University, State College      37,555University of Minnesota, Twin Cities      37,548The question of size frequently arises.  To the best of ourknowledge, the Columbus campus of Ohio State is the largestsingle campus in the United States.  Ohio State is not thelargest university -- several others (including City Universityof New York and Miami-Dade Community College) which have multiplelocations in one city are larger.  So are others which havemultiple locations within a state, such as the University ofCalifornia and the State University of New York.  The list aboveincludes some of the largest universities which are comparable toOhio State in curricula, mission and organization.Tuition and Fees (quarterly, for the 1994-95 academic year)Ohio undergraduates (Columbus campus) $1,029Ohio undergraduates (regional and ATI)  $992Non-resident undergraduate            $3,105Ohio graduate student                 $1,494Non-resident graduate student         $3,880Room & board (typical plan)           $1,511Average cost of all fees for one year $8,836(3 quarters, for an Ohio undergraduate.  Includes tuition, room &board, books, health insurance, parking, football & basketballtickets)Employees (as of November 1993)                                        FTE*           HeadcountFaculty (includes clinical,  Extension, libraries)               4,045               4,402Administrative & Professional Staff   7,035               7,791Civil Service Staff                   5,807               6,045Student employees                     4,714              11,338Total                                21,603              29,576Annual Payroll, 1992-93    $650.5 million(Estimated for all employees, except short-term wages employees)University Budget, 1994-95(as adopted by Trustees on June 3, 1994)Total income                   $1.406 billion  State appropriations               $349 million*  Other government                   $175 million  Student fees                       $247 million  Hospitals                          $387 million  Auxiliaries (residence halls,   Athletics and others)             $110 million  Other income                       $156 millionTotal expenditures             $1.406 billion  Instructional & General            $625 million  Separately budgeted research       $167 million  Public service                      $68 million  Scholarships & fellowships          $57 million  Auxiliaries                        $114 million  Hospitals                          $384 million  Additional resources and/or   budget cuts needed to balance      $11 million* Figures are rounded down to nearest million.Research spending, 1992-93Total                     $188.56 million  OSURF*                  $144.91 million  Engineering Exp. Stat.    $6.53 million  OARDC*                   $27.99 million  Children's Hospital    Research Foundation     $4.77 million  Other                     $4.34 millionTotal University and Foundation EndowmentMarket value as of Oct. 15, 1993     $513 millionFund raising, 1992-93  Donors           80,403  Receipts    $89,200,327*Abbreviations:OARDC = Ohio Agricultural Research and Development CenterATI = Agricultural Technical InstituteFTE = Full-time EquivalentOSURF = Ohio State University Research FoundationCompiled by:Ruth GerstnerOffice of University Communications1125 Kinnear RoadColumbus, OH 43212(614) 292-8424[Submitted by: GERSTNER  (gerstner@ccgate.ucomm.ohio-state.edu)               Thu, 23 Jun 1994 15:18:40 -0500 (EST)]All documents are the responsibility of their originator.