2011 Statistics Booklet - Texas A&M...

2011 Texas A&M University Statistics Booklet

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2011 Statistics Booklet

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2011 Texas A&M University Statistics Booklet

2011 Statistics Booklet

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2011 Texas A&M University Statistics Booklet 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Accreditation ..................................................................................... ……. 3

National Rankings………. ........................................................................ 4

Cost of Attendance .................................................................................... 5

Student Financial Aid FY 2010 ................................................................. 6

Student Financial Aid FY 2009 ................................................................. 7

Admissions and Fall 2010 Students .......................................................... 8

Enrollment History .................................................................................... 11

Core Curriculum and Degrees Offered ...................................................... 16

Degrees Conferred ..................................................................................... 26

Graduation and Retention Rates ................................................................ 29

Semester Credit Hours ............................................................................... 32

Teaching and Average Class Size ............................................................. 33

University Finances ................................................................................... 34

Research ..................................................................................................... 35

Faculty Profiles .......................................................................................... 36

Facilities ..................................................................................................... 39


ACCREDITATION

Texas A&M University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award degrees at bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and professional levels. Southern Association of Colleges and Schools 1866 Southern Lane Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 Telephone number 404-679-4501

• Professional Accreditations: American Chemical Society American Council for Construction Education American Psychological Association American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers American Veterinary Medical Association Council on Education Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) Commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc. Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc. Institute of Food Technologies Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board Liaison Committee on Medical Education National Architectural Accrediting Board National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education National Recreation and Park Association National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration Planning Accreditation Board Society for Range Management Society of American Foresters State Board of Educator Certification Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc.

• Degrees are offered by the following: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences College of Architecture College of Education and Human Development College of Geosciences College of Liberal Arts College of Science College of Veterinary Medicine Dwight Look College of Engineering George Bush School of Government and Public Service Mays Business School


NATIONAL RANKINGS

Texas A&M University ♦ 22nd U. S. public, (U.S. News & World Report, 2011) ♦ 1st U. S. overall, ‘Pay-back ratio’ — What graduates earn compared to cost of their education (Smart Money Magazine, 2010). ♦ 2nd U. S. public, Great Schools, Great Prices (U.S. News & World Report, 2011). ♦ 2nd U.S. overall, corporations prefer to hire (The Wall Street Journal, 2010) ♦ 2nd U.S. public, number of National Merit Scholars enrolled (National Merit Scholarship Corporation, 2011) ♦ 4th, U.S. public, ‘Employment after Three Months’ (Financial Times, 2010) Graduate Programs ♦ 7th U.S. public, Colleges of Engineering (U.S. News & World Report, 2012) ♦ Engineering specialties ranked higher than 10th among public universities: 2nd in Petroleum Engineering 3rd in Biological/Agricultural Sciences 3rd in Nuclear Engineering 6th in Aerospace Sciences 6th in Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 8th in Civil Engineering 9th in Mechanical Engineering ♦ 1st U. S. overall, MBA, Best Value for Money (Financial Times, 2011) ♦ Additional MBA rankings among public universities: 4th, Quality of Graduates (Bloomberg Business Week, 2010) 4th, Employment at Three Months (Financial Times, 2011) ♦ 2nd, U. S. public, Accounting, (Financial Times, 2010) ♦ 2nd, U. S. public, EMBA, Work Experience (Financial Times, 2010) ♦ Additional specialties ranked higher than 10th among public universities by U.S. News & World Report, 2012 3rd in Chemistry Inorganic 5th in Statistics 6th in Veterinary Medicine 8th in Chemistry Undergraduate Programs ♦ Undergraduate programs ranked 10th or higher among public universities: (U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges, 2011 Edition): 1st in Biological/Agricultural Sciences 6th in Civil Engineering 6th in Industrial/Manufacturing 10th in Electrical/Electronic/Communications 10th in Mechanical Engineering


COST OF ATTENDANCE

Tuition and Fees

Tuition per SCH FY 2011 FY 2010

Undergraduate

Resident $177 $172

Non-Resident $658 $653

Graduate

Resident $227 $222

Non-Resident $508 $503

Total Tuition & Required Fees (Fall + Spring)

Undergraduate (based on 30 SCH)

Resident $8,386 $8,177

Non-Resident $22,816 $22,607

Graduate (based on 24 SCH)

Resident $8,152 $7,983

Non-Resident $14,896 $14,727

Estimated Elective Charges (Undergraduate)

Room and Board Combined $8,008 $8,039

Miscellaneous (books, supplies, Personal) $4,126 $4,101

Total Cost of Attendance (Fall + Spring)

Undergraduate (Based on 30 SCH)

Resident $20,520 $20,317

Non-Resident $34,950 $34,747

Graduate (Based on 24 SCH)

Resident $21,586 $21,140

Non-Resident $28,330 $27,884


STUDENT FINANCIAL AID — FY 2010

Financial Aid to All Students

FY 2010

Award Type # of Students Total Awards % of Aid

Loans 17,901 $182,318,240 34.6%

Scholarships 20,971 $95,672,891 18.1%

Grants & Awards 10,645 $69,775,777 13.2%

Student Employment 14,773 $120,005,494 22.8%

Waivers 7,215 $59,377,456 11.3%

Total Financial Aid (Non-duplicated HC) 36,792 $527,149,858 100.0%

Average Amount of FA per Student $14,328

• 75.5 % students received financial aid in FY 2010.

Financial Aid to Undergraduates


Loans 15,273 $143,179,538 44.2%

Scholarships 17,212 $77,503,311 23.9%

Grants & Awards 9,879 $68,559,512 21.2%


Waivers 1,436 $9,740,365 3.0%


Average Amount of FA per Undergraduate $11,563

• 72.2% undergraduates received financial aid in FY 2010.

Borrower Indebtedness at Time of Undergraduate Degree Completion FY 2010

Initial Admission Type # of Students Debt

Mean Median

Post Baccalaureates 1 $31,931 $31,931

Freshmen 2,548 $21,957 $19,125

International 2 $20,904

Readmit 100 $29,544 $24,940

Transfer 969 $21,999 $19,500

Total with Debt 4,066 $22,400 $19,500

• 48.1% undergraduate degree recipients in FY 2010 carried debt at graduation.

Source: Office of Student Financial Aid

• Average debt at graduation—Undergraduate: $22,400


STUDENT FINANCIAL AID — FY 2009

Financial Aid to All Students

FY 2009


Loans 17,162 $172,614,709 35.1%

Scholarships 21,964 $116,295,936 23.6%

Grants & Awards 10,724 $67,805,050 13.8%


Waivers 9,528 $41,027,782 8.3%


Average Amount of FA per Student $13,060

• 77.4 % students received financial aid in FY 2009.

Financial Aid to Undergraduates


Loans 14,569 $135,824,827 42.9%

Scholarships 15,384 $73,312,117 23.2%

Grants & Awards 9,875 $65,975,621 20.9%


Waivers 4,772 $16,634,375 5.3%


Average Amount of FA per Undergraduate $10,831

• 76.0% undergraduates received financial aid in FY 2009.

Borrower Indebtedness at Time of Undergraduate Degree Completion FY 2009

Initial Admission Type # of Students Debt

Mean Median

Post Baccalaureates 44 $ 23,385 $ 14,134

Freshmen 2,520 $ 20,932 $ 17,250

International 4 $ 14,775 $ 12,000

Readmit 309 $ 23,692 $ 19,750

Transfer 1,042 $ 21,236 $ 18,500

Total with Debt 3,817 $ 21,234 $ 18,000

• 47.7 % undergraduate degree recipients in FY 2009 carried debt at graduation.

Source: Office of Student Financial Aid


ADMISSIONS AND FALL 2010 STUDENTS

Admissions, Fall 2010 Applied Admitted Enrolled

Freshmen 23,407 16,130 68.9% 8,176 50.7% Transfers 4,429 2,130 48.1% 1,635 76.8% Graduate 14,806 4,891 33.0% 2,743 56.1%

Top 10% Texas High School Students Enrolled as First-Time In College — Fall 2010

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Total Agriculture 301 36 5 342 Architecture 118 13 131 Business 446 35 481 Education 272 22 294 Engineering 992 96 7 2 1,097 General Studies 405 22 2 429 Geosciences 53 2 55 Liberal Arts 302 30 4 336 Science 382 26 7 415 Vet. Medicine 381 33 1 415

Total 3,652 315 26 2 3,995

Enrollment by Gender, Ethnicity: First-time In College (FTIC) -- Fall 2010

Gender FTIC TX Top 10% 1st Generation Female 4,006 2,169 1,101 Male 4,170 1,826 1,000

White Only 5,666 2,644 1,007 Black Only 271 141 131 Hispanic or Latino 1,502 962 779 Asian Only 414 146 132 Native Hawaii 7 4 2

2 or More Races 195 80 40 Unknown/Other 28 10 4 Total FTIC 8,176 3,995 2,101

Ethnicity (New)

American Indian 20 6 5 International 73 2 1

Average SAT for Entering Freshmen, Fall 2010 Male Female Total

Verbal 594 579 587 Math 643 600 623 Composite 1237 1179 1210 Writing 563 566 564 Source: Measurement and Research (MARS)

• A total of 189 New National Merit and Achievement Scholars were enrolled in Fall 2010.


FALL 2010 STUDENTS

Enrollment Status by Class: All Students -- Fall 2010 Classification Full-Time Part-Time Total Non-Degree 6 8 14 Freshman 8,437 1,000 9,437 Sophomore 7,726 348 8,074 Junior 8,548 303 8,851 Senior 11,117 1,548 12,665 Post-Baccalaureate 57 50 107 Total Undergraduate 35,891 3,257 39,148 Non-Degree 174 232 406 Master's 4,588 840 5,428 Ph.D. 2,798 833 3,631 Professional 516 516 Total Graduate and Professional 8,076 1,905 9,981 Grand Total 43,967 5,162 49,129

Enrollment by College -- Fall 2010

Undergraduate Graduate Professional Total Agriculture 5,373 1,402 6,775 Architecture 1,384 483 1,867 Business 4,155 813 4,968 Education 3,792 1,323 5,115 Engineering 8,158 2,901 11,059 George Bush 308 308 Geosciences 693 354 1,047 Liberal Arts 6,265 807 7,072 Science 2,396 884 3,280 Vet. Medicine 1,683 153 516 2,352 General Studies 5,185 5,185 Other 64 37 101

Grand Total 39,148 9,465 516 49,129

Enrollment by Gender, Ethnicity: All Students -- Fall 2010

Undergraduate Graduate Professional Percent

Female 18,595 3,811 385 46.4% Male 20,553 5,654 131 53.6%

Ethnicity (New) White Only 28,346 4,168 440 67.1% Black Only 1,302 408 4 3.5% Hispanic or Latino 6,219 752 49 14.3%

International 619 3,665 8.7% 2 or More Races 637 75 1 1.5% Unknown/Other 58 59 7 0.3% Grand Total 39,148 9,465 516 100.0%

Asian Only 1,768 310 14 4.3% Native Hawaii 51 6 0.1% American Indian 148 22 1 1.5%

Gender


FALL 2010 STUDENTS

• International Students at Texas A&M represented 128 different countries.

• Total international student population was 4,284.

Enrollment by Residency and Tuition Status -- Fall 2010 Undergraduate Graduate Professional Total

TX Residency 37,342 4,417 486 42,245 Non-TX Residency 1,195 1,378 30 2,603 Non-U.S. Residency 611 3,670 4,281

Resident Tuition 36,479 4,209 479 41,167 Non-Resident Tuition 878 1,420 3 2,301 Tuition Exemption/Waiver 1,791 3,836 34 5,661

Total 39,148 9,465 516 49,129

Enrollment by Top 20 State of Residence -- Fall 2010 Country Undergraduate Graduate Total Texas 37,342 4,903 42,245 California 106 161 267 Louisiana 116 49 165 Florida 52 75 127 Illinois 54 68 122 Colorado 86 28 114 New York 31 62 93 Virginia 50 41 91 Oklahoma 50 40 90 Missouri 45 41 86 Pennsylvania 18 63 81 New Mexico 37 40 77 Ohio 22 49 71 Georgia 33 36 69 Kansas 33 35 68 Tennessee 39 28 67 Arkansas 35 31 66 New Jersey 27 39 66 Arizona 31 27 58 Washington 20 31 51 Michigan 11 39 50

Enrollment by Top 15 Foreign Countries of Residence -- Fall 2010 Country Undergraduate Graduate Total China 55 1,011 1,066 India 37 883 920 Korea 41 449 490 Taiwan 5 217 222 Iran 121 121 Mexico 39 80 119 Turkey 2 106 108 Saudi Arabia 36 36 72 Colombia 1 52 53 Nepal 31 21 52 Canada 20 25 45 Thailand 2 42 44 Pakistan 12 30 42 Viet Nam 14 28 42 Nigeria 10 30 40


ENROLLMENT HISTORY

Enrollment by Major -- 10 Year History

College College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 2010 2006 2001 Ag. Development 29 15 654 Agribusiness 355 208 481 Ag. & Life Science 70 293 349 Ag. Communication & Journalism 197 79 68 Ag. Economics 549 423 454 Ag. Leadership & Development 457 769 Ag. Leadership Ed. & Comm. 130 Ag. Science 127 104 149 Ag. Systems Mgmt. 138 156 183 Agronomy 171 135 170 Animal Breeding 10 4 1 Animal Science 806 837 739 Biochemistry 293 311 295 Bioenvironmental Sciences 227 183 170 Biological & Ag. Engineering 252 50 36 Biotechnology 24 Community Development 22 Dairy Science 2 9 11 Ecological Restoration 19 Entomology 119 156 89 Environmental Studies 20 11 Fisheries Science 3 2 1 Floriculture 6 10 5 Food Science & Technology 156 63 139 Forensic & Invest. Sci. 82 Forestry 42 45 50 Genetics 143 152 263 Horticulture 202 159 169 Molecular & Envir. Plant 22 13 Natural Resources Development 26 8 4 Nutritional Science 478 492 249 Physiology of Reproduction 21 22 20 Plant & Environmental Soil Science 10 3 5 Plant Breeding 44 22 26 Plant Pathology 34 22 32 Plant Protection 2 Poultry Science 192 173 163 Rangeland Ecology & Mgmt. 115 192 164 Recreation & Resources Dvlp. 1 1 Recreation, Park & Tourism Sciences 376 387 371 Renewable Natural Resources 49 20 32 Soil Science 29 21 26 Spatial Sciences 37 26 Toxicology 1 3 University Studies -- Agr. & Life Sci. 157 Wildlife & Fisheries Sciences 503 508 562 Wildlife Science 13 15 5 Water Mgmt. & Sydro. Sci. 14 Total College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 6,775 *6,333 *6,469 *Total reflects actual fall enrollment including obsolete majors not listed.


ENROLLMENT HISTORY


College College of Architecture 2010 2006 2001 Architecture 163 154 186 Building Construction 590 641 568 Construction Management 55 84 59 Environmental Design 370 608 715 Landscape Architecture 163 172 160 Land Development 41 32 6 University Studies -- Architecture 44 Urban & Regional Planning 49 34 12 Urban & Regional Science 136 46 46 Visualization Sciences 256 65 63 Total College of Architecture 1,867 1,935 1,836

Mays Business School Accounting 779 777 681 Ag. Business 15 22 14 Business Administration 1,746 2,007 2,330

Business Honors 130 Executive Business Administration 96 90 Finance 642 646 750 Information & Operations Mgmt. 354 155 590 Land Economics & Real Estate 58 77 31 Management 364 415 423 Mngt. Information Systems 150 166 110 Marketing 489 609 885

University Studies -- Business Admin 145 Total Mays Business School 4,968 5,199 5,814

College of Education & Human Development Bilingual Education 11 Community Health 680 369 331 Counseling Psychology 43 46 44 Curriculum & Instruction 424 382 263 Educational Administration 247 282 302 Ed. Human Resource Development 168 171 177 Educational Psychology 148 158 213 Educational Technology 35 16 41 Health Education 47 33 21 Human Resource Development 249 Interdisciplinary Studies 1,584 2,254 1,745 Kinesiology 903 1,066 1,043 Nutrition 1 Physical Education 1 5 14 School Psychology 48 45 52 Special Education 22 Sports Management 413 496 Teacher Certification 29 20 Technology Management 89 University Studies - Edcuation 2 Total College of Education and Human Development 5,115 *5,352 4,276 *Total reflects actual fall enrollment including obsolete majors not listed.


ENROLLMENT HISTORY


College Dwight Look College of Engineering 2010 2006 2001

Aerospace Engineering 812 760 610

Biomedical Engineering 530 434 338

Chemical Engineering 879 775 661

Civil Engineering 1,308 1,181 1,039

Computer Engineering/Electrical 238 244 436

Computer Engineering/Science 393 346 460

Computer Science 615 558 934

Electrical Engineering 1,158 995 1,021

Engineering/College Interdisciplinary 5 14 4

Engineering Systems Management 15 5 2

Engineering Technology 390 340 672

Health Physics 16 17 8

Industrial Distribution 535 536 600

Industrial Engineering 899 525 497

Interdisciplinary Engineering 3 7 18

Materials Sci. & Engineering 82

Mechanical Engineering 1,572 1,551 1,350

Nuclear Engineering 374 259 153

Ocean Engineering 221 211 113

Petroleum Engineering 930 658 373

Radiological Health Engineering 71 35 28

Safety Engineering 10 1 12

Univ. Studies Engineering 3

Total Dwight College of Engineering 11,059 *9,463 *9,602

George Bush School of Government and Public Service Certification of Homeland Security 23 25

Certification of International Affairs 55 30

International Affairs 108 83

Non-Profit Management 23

Public Service & Administration 99 61 63

Total George Bush School of Government

and Public Service 308 298 63

*Total reflects actual fall enrollment including obsolete majors not listed.


ENROLLMENT HISTORY


College College of Geosciences 2010 2006 2001 Atmospheric Science 58 61 44 Environmental Geosciences 127 48 Environmental Studies 97 37 Geography 152 172 185 Geology 263 165 176 Geophysics 86 42 59 Geosciences 3 2 4 Marine Biology 3 Meteorology 136 145 163 Oceanography 84 67 81 Spatial Sciences 5 7 Univ. Studies - Geosciences 3 Water Mangmt. & Hydrolic Sci. 30 Total College of Geosciences 1,047 845 728

College of Liberal Arts American Studies 15 15 5 Anthropology 293 246 237 Classics 14 Communication 838 792 757 Economics 571 596 670 English 750 822 628 French 16 16 15 German 4 3 9 Hispanic Studies 34 17 History 798 764 574 International Studies 633 463 267 Modern Languages 9 6 14 Music 35 32 8 Nutrition 5 Performance Studies 6 Philosophy 103 137 104 Political Science 800 1,005 909 Psychology 1,344 1,153 1,458 Russian 12 6 8 Sociology 490 438 304 Spanish 88 101 58 Telecommunication Media Services 141 204 6 Theatre Arts 50 54 52 Univ. Studies - Liberal Arts 9 Women's and Gender Studies 14 Total College of Liberal Arts 7,072 *6,883 *6,953 *Total reflects actual fall enrollment including obsolete majors not listed.


ENROLLMENT HISTORY


College

College of Science 2010 2006 2001

Applied Mathematical Sciences 113 67 97

Applied Physics 10 6 1

Biology 1,390 1,456 939

Botany 3 5 7

Chemistry 541 536 421

Genetics 3 4

Mathematics 372 315 314

Microbiology 96 112 154

Materials Sci. & Engineering 1

Molecular & Cell Biology 121 87 119

Molecular & Envir. Plant Sci. 2

Physics 315 257 188

Statistics 170 91 97

Univ. Studies - Sci. 20

Zoology 123 109 153

Total College of Geosciences 3,280 3,437 *2,497

Biomedical Sciences 1,792 1,901 1,975

Genetics 6 14

Laboratory Animal Medicine 4 3 12

Sci. & Technology Journalism 14

Toxicology 19 36

Univ. Studies - Vet. Med. 1

Veterinary Medicine 516 509 497 Total College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences 2,352 *2,543 *2,615

General Studies 4,137 3,617 3,316

Blinn Team 1,048 508 358

**Special Population 101 402 96

Total Texas A&M 49,129 45,380 44,618

*Total reflects actual fall enrollment including obsolete majors not listed.

**Special Population includes (But not limited to) Exchange Students, Distance Education, Students enrolled from Health Science Center, and Bio Technology Students in the Council of Dean's College.

College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences


CORE CURRICULUM AND DEGREES OFFERED

University Core Curriculum Communication 6 hours Mathematics 6 hours Natural Sciences 8 hours Humanities 3 hours Visual and Performing Arts 3 hours Social and Behavior Sciences 3 hours U.S. History and Political Science 12 hours International and Cultural Diversity* 6 hours Kinesiology 2 hours

*Credit for courses meeting this requirement may be counted twice. Total core curriculum required = 43 hours. (Source: TAMU Undergraduate Catalogue Ed. 133)

Undergraduate and Graduate Degree Programs

Approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

Bac. Mas. Doc.

Interdisciplinary Degree Programs

Agribusiness BS MAB

Biotechnology MBIOT

Engineering Systems Management1 MS

Environmental Studies BS

Food Science and Technology MS PhD

Genetics2 MS PhD

Marine Biology3 MS PhD

Materials Science and Engineering MS, MEng PhD

Molecular and Environmental Plant Sciences MS PhD

Neuroscience4 MS PhD

Nutrition MS PhD

Spatial Sciences BS

Toxicology MS PhD

University Studies BA,

Water Management and Hydrological Science MS, MWM PhD

(Source: TAMU Undergraduate Catalogue Ed. 133)

1 Jointly administered by the Dwight Look College of Engineering and the Mays Business School.

2 Administered by the Colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Medicine, Science and Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

3 Joint program with Texas A&M University, Texas A&M University at Galveston and Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi.

4 Joint program with Texas A&M University and Texas A&M University Health Science Center


DEGREES OFFERED

Bac. Mas. Doc.

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Interdepartmental Degree Programs

Food Science and Technology MAgr

Renewable Natural Resources BS

Department of Agricultural Economics

Agribusiness and Managerial Economics PhD

Agricultural Economics BS MS, MAgr PhD

Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications

Agricultural Communications and Journalism BS

Agricultural Development MAgr

Agricultural Education EdD5

Agricultural Leadership and Development6 BS

Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communication6 MS, MEd PhD

Agricultural Science6 BS

Department of Animal Science

Animal Breeding MS PhD

Animal Science BS MS, MAgr PhD

Dairy Science BS MS

Physiology of Reproduction MS PhD

Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics

Biochemistry BS MS PhD

Genetics BS

Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering

Agricultural Systems Management BS MS*, MAgr

Biological and Agricultural Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

5 Also offered as joint program with Texas Tech University when offered by Distance Education.

6 Joint Program with College of Education and Human Development. Degrees conferred in College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.



DEGREES OFFERED

Bac. Mas. Doc.


Department of Ecosystem Science and Management

Ecological Restoration BS

Forestry BS MS PhD

Natural Resources Development MNRD

Rangeland Ecology and Management BS MS, MAgr PhD

Spatial Sciences BS

Department of Entomology

Economic Entomology MAgr

Entomology BS MS PhD

Forensic and Investigative Sciences BS

Plant Protection MAgr

Department of Horticultural Sciences

Horticulture BA, BS MS, MAgr PhD

Horticulture (Cooperative Program with Texas A&M Univ. - Kingsville) PhD

Plant Breeding MS PhD

Department of Nutrition and Food Science

Food Science and Technology BS

Nutritional Sciences BS

Department of Plant Pathology and Microbiology

Bioenvironmental Sciences BS

Plant Pathology MS PhD


Plant Sciences MAgr

Department of Poultry Science

Poultry Science BS MS, MAgr PhD


DEGREES OFFERED


Bac. Mas. Doc.


Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences

Community Development BS


Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences BS MS PhD

Recreation and Resources Development MRRD

Rural Sociology MAgr

Department of Soil and Crop Sciences

Agronomy BS MS PhD

Plant Breeding MS PhD

Plant and Environmental Soil Science BS


Soil Science MS PhD

Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences

Fisheries Science MFSC


Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences BS MS PhD

Wildlife Science MWSC PhD

College of Architecture

Department of Architecture

Architecture MS, MArch PhD

Environmental Design BED

Department of Construction Science

Construction Science BS

Construction Management MS

Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning

Landscape Architecture BLA MLA

Land Development MS

Urban and Regional Planning MUP

Urban and Regional Sciences BS PhD

Department of Visualization

Visualization BS MS*


DEGREES OFFERED

7 Also offered as a Cooperative Doctoral Program with Texas A&M International University.

Bac. Mas. Doc.

Mays Business School


Business Administration MBA PhD

Business Honors BBA

College of Business MBA PhD

Department of Accounting

Accounting BBA MS PhD

Department of Finance

Finance BBA MS PhD

Land Economics and Real Estate MRE

Department of Information and Operations Management

Information and Operations Management BBA PhD

Management Information Systems MS

Department of Management

Management BBA MS PhD

Department of Marketing

Marketing BBA MS PhD

College of Education and Human Development

Interdepartmental Degree Program

Interdisciplinary Studies BSIS

Human Resource Development BS

Technology Management BS

Educational Administration MS, MEd PhD, EdD7

Educational Human Resource Development MS PhD

Department of Educational Psychology

Bilingual Education MS, MEd

Counseling Psychology PhD

Educational Psychology MS, MEd PhD

Educational Technology MEd

School Psychology PhD

Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development

Special Education MS, MEd


Bac. Mas. Doc.

College of Education and Human Development

Department of Health and Kinesiology

Health BS

Health Education MS, MEd PhD, EdD

Kinesiology BS MS PhD

Physical Education MEd EdD

Sport Management BS MS

Department of Teaching, Learning, and Culture

Curriculum and Instruction MS, MEd8 PhD, EdD9

Interdisciplinary Studies BS

Dwight Look College of Engineering


Engineering MEng DEng

Interdisciplinary Engineering MS PhD

Safety Engineering MS

Department of Aerospace Engineering

Aerospace Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Zachry Department of Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Ocean Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Computer Science BS MS, MCS PhD

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Electrical Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Engineering Technology BS

Industrial Distribution BS MID

Department of Engineering Technology and Industrial Distribution

DEGREES OFFERED

8 Also offered as a dual degree program with Qatar University. 9 Also offered as a Cooperative Doctoral Program with Texas A&M International University.


DEGREES OFFERED

Bac. Mas. Doc.

Dwight Look College of Engineering

Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering

Industrial Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Department of Nuclear Engineering

Health Physics MS

Nuclear Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

Radiological Health Engineering BS

Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering

Petroleum Engineering BS MS, MEng PhD

International Affairs MIA

Public Service and Administration MPSA

College of Geosciences


Environmental Geoscience BS

Environmental Studies BS

Geoscience MGsc

Spatial Sciences BS

Department of Atmospheric Sciences

Atmospheric Sciences MS PhD

Meteorology BS

Department of Geography

Geography BS MS PhD

Department of Geology and Geophysics

Geology BA, BS MS PhD

Geophysics BS MS PhD

Department of Oceanography

Oceanography MS PhD

George Bush School of Government and Public Service


DEGREES OFFERED

Bac. Mas. Doc.

College of Liberal Arts


American Studies BA

Comparative Literature and Culture MA

International Studies BA

Women’s and Gender Studies BA

Department of Anthropology

Anthropology BA MA PhD

Department of Communication

Communication BA MA PhD

Telecommunication Media Studies BA, BS

Department of Economics

Economics BA, BS MS PhD

Department of English

English BA MA PhD

Department of European and Classical Languages and Cultures

Classics BA

French BA

German BA

Russian BA

Department of Hispanic Studies

Hispanic Studies PhD*

Modern Languages (Spanish) MA

Spanish BA

Department of History

History BA MA PhD

Department of Performance Studies

Music BA

Performance Studies MA

Theatre Arts BA

Philosophy BA MA PhD

Department of Philosophy and Humanities

* Step 1 Doctoral Program with Texas A&M International University, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, and Texas A&M University-Kingsville.


DEGREES OFFERED

Bac. Mas. Doc.

College of Liberal Arts

Department of Political Science

Political Science BA, BS MA PhD

Department of Psychology

Psychology BA, BS MS PhD

Department of Sociology

Sociology BA, BS MS PhD

College of Science

Department of Biology

Biology BA, BS MS PhD

Botany MS PhD

Microbiology BS MS PhD

Molecular and Cell Biology BS

Zoology BS MS PhD

Department of Chemistry

Chemistry BA, BS MS PhD

Department of Mathematics

Applied Mathematical Sciences10 BS

Mathematics BA, BS MS PhD

Department of Physics and Astronomy

Physics BA, BS MS PhD

Applied Physics PhD

Department of Statistics

Statistics11 MS PhD


Laboratory Animal Medicine MS

Science and Technology in Journalism MS

Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary Science BS

Biomedical Sciences BS MS

DVM Professional

10 Joint program between the Department of Statistics and Mathematics. 11 Also offered through Distance Education.


DEGREES OFFERED

Bac. Mas. Doc.


Department of Veterinary Integrative Biosciences

Epidemiology MS

Veterinary Public Health MS

Biomedical Sciences MS PhD

Department of Veterinary Large Animal Clinical Sciences


Department of Veterinary Pathobiology

Veterinary Microbiology PhD

Veterinary Pathology PhD


Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology


Department of Veterinary Small Animal Clinical Sciences


Texas A&M University at Galveston

Department of General Academics

Maritime Studies BA

University Studies BA, BS

Department of Marine Biology

Marine Biology BS MS12 PhD12

Marine Fisheries BS

Department of Marine Engineering Technology

Marine Engineering Technology BS

Department of Marine Sciences

Marine Resources Management MARM

Marine Sciences BS

Ocean and Coastal Resources BS

Department of Maritime Administration

Maritime Administration BS

Department of Maritime Systems Engineering

Maritime Systems Engineering BS

Department of Maritime Transportation

Marine Transportation BS

12 Joint program between Texas A&M University, Texas A&M University at Galveston and Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi.


DEGREES CONFERRED

* Other includes degrees conferred in university level interdisciplinary programs.

Degrees Conferred by College, 10 Year History

College FY 2010 FY 2006 FY 2001

Bachelor's Agriculture 1,535 1,546 1,301 Architecture 347 294 328 Business 1,318 1,184 1,537 Education 1,218 1,107 627 Engineering 1,358 1,299 1,317 Geosciences 138 131 94 Liberal Arts 1,822 1,857 1,559 Science 433 377 336 Vet. Medicine 271 368 394 Total 8,440 8,163 7,493

Master's Agriculture 218 167 189 Architecture 151 115 96 Business 536 497 412 Education 228 205 164 Engineering 615 432 420 George Bush 93 56 21 Geosciences 34 51 56 Liberal Arts 78 88 87 Science 71 88 53 Vet. Medicine 27 15 7 Other 47 5 Total 2,051 1,761 1,510

Doctoral Agriculture 89 73 86 Architecture 12 23 5 Business 8 9 17 Education 103 75 97 Engineering 169 150 133 Geosciences 22 15 29 Liberal Arts 75 71 61 Science 84 90 62 Vet. Medicine 16 5 19 Other 24 5 Total 578 535 509

Professional Vet. Medicine 125 125 125

Total Texas A&M 11,194 10,584 9,637


DEGREES CONFERRED

Degrees Conferred by Ethnicity, 10 Year History

Ethnicity FY 2010 FY 2006 FY 2001

Bachelor's White 6,651 6,769 6,097 Black 197 154 179 Hispanic 982 733 703 Asian 338 271 239 Native American 53 51 27 International 194 136 129 Unknown/Other 25 49 119 Total 8,440 8,163 7,493

Master's White 1,102 1,043 883 Black 52 56 22 Hispanic 115 110 72 Asian 55 54 29 Native American 5 3 International 706 466 488 Unknown/Other 16 29 12 Total 2,051 1,761 1,506

Doctoral White 232 185 265 Black 13 14 17 Hispanic 35 21 18 Asian 12 16 15 Native American 6 1 International 277 289 191 Unknown/Other 3 9 1 Total 578 535 507

Professional White 111 113 114 Black 0 0 Hispanic 10 7 6 Asian 2 2 4 Native American 0 1 International 0 0 Unknown/Other 2 3 0 Total 125 125 125

Total Texas A&M White 8,096 8,110 7,359 Black 262 224 218 Hispanic 1,142 871 799 Asian 407 343 287 Native American 64 55 28 International 1,177 891 808 Unknown/Other 46 90 132 Total 11,194 10,584 9,631


TAMU Students that Obtained Teaching Certification 2009-2010 723 2006-2007 866 2008-2009 717 2005-2006 889 2007-2008 823 2004-2005 576

DEGREES CONFERRED

Average and Minimum SCH for Baccalaureate Degree FY 2010

College Total Avg. SCH Avg. TAMU SCH Avg. Minimum SCH

Agriculture 136 100 120

Architecture 143 102 120

Business 129 106 120

Education 139 103 120

Engineering 152 121 124

Geosciences 145 107 120

Liberal Arts 136 102 120

Science 141 109 120

Vet. Medicine 136 109 120

Ethnicity White 138 106 120

Black 137 114 120

Hispanic 142 108 120

Asian 142 111 120

Native American 138 106 120

International 153 108 120

Unknown/Other 142 94 124

Texas A&M 139 106 120

Bachelor's Degrees Conferred to Transfer Students by Ethnicity, 10 Year History

Ethnicity FY 2010 FY 2006 FY 2001

White 1,663 1,829 1,710

Black 28 23 14

Hispanic 223 188 149

Asian 57 49 65

Native American 15 14 8


Unknown/Other 13 13 46

Total 2,094 2,205 2,060

% of Total Bachelor's Degrees 24.8% 27.2% 20.9%


GRADUATION AND RETENTION RATES

Graduation Rates for Entering Freshmen

Graduated by Entering Class Fall Cohort 4th year 5th year 6th year 1996 30.5% 67.7% 74.9% 1997 31.6% 68.2% 75.1% 1998 32.1% 69.4% 75.7% 1999 35.4% 71.1% 77.2% 2000 36.6% 70.4% 76.6% 2001 37.4% 71.7% 77.7% 2002 41.5% 73.0% 78.3% 2003 45.4% 75.2% 79.7% 2004 46.0% 75.3% 79.5% 2005 49.8% 77.1% 2006 48.7%

Note: The graduation rate is the official rate according to the IPEDS Gradation Survey Definition. Cohorts include students beginning Summer or Fall who are full-time for Fall.

Graduation Rates for Undergraduate Transfers

Graduated by Entering Class Fall Cohort 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 1998 14.6% 47.0% 67.4% 1999 12.1% 45.1% 69.2% 2000 11.0% 48.2% 72.8% 2001 9.9% 44.5% 68.7% 2002 10.0% 45.0% 71.6% 2003 11.7% 50.7% 74.9% 2004 13.3% 52.8% 76.3% 2005 15.4% 60.7% 79.6% 2006 17.4% 61.5% 81.3% 2007 17.7% 57.9% 2008 16.5%

Retained After Entering Class Fall Cohort 1 year 2 years 3 years 1998 87.7% 82.9% 80.8% 1999 88.4% 84.5% 82.2% 2000 88.3% 83.6% 82.0% 2001 89.6% 85.0% 83.1% 2002 88.9% 84.8% 82.8% 2003 90.4% 85.9% 83.7% 2004 91.9% 86.2% 83.7% 2005 92.2% 86.7% 84.5% 2006 91.8% 86.7% 83.9% 2007 92.4% 87.1% 80.7% 2008 92.4% 86.0% 2009 91.1%

Note: Retention is defined as being enrolled or having graduated.



First-Year Retention Rate for First-Time In College Full-Time (FTFT) Students

Cohort Year - First Year Retained

2006 - 2007 2007 - 2008 2008 - 2009 2009 - 2010

Cohort Total 91.8% 92.4% 92.4% 91.1%

Female 92.3% 93.6% 93.1% 91.8%

Male 91.2% 91.1% 91.7% 90.4%

White 92.7% 92.8% 93.0% 92.4%

Black 89.2% 91.1% 92.6% 87.7%

Hispanic 87.7% 89.5% 89.2% 87.5%

Asian 91.4% 94.0% 94.8% 88.6%

American Indian 91.8% 95.1% 90.2% 66.0%

International 94.5% 100.0% 91.1% 92.0% Note: Retention is defined as being enrolled or having gradu-ated.

Four-Year Graduation Rate for First-Time In College Full-Time (FTFT) Students

Cohort Year - Graduation Year

2003 - 2007 2004 - 2008 2005 - 2009 2006 - 2010

Cohort Total 45.4% 46.0% 49.8% 48.7%

Female 57.1% 58.3% 61.3% 60.4%

Male 32.4% 32.7% 37.9% 36.7%

White 46.9% 48.4% 52.6% 51.8%

Black 32.5% 32.5% 31.6% 35.3%

Hispanic 35.0% 32.0% 38.9% 37.4%

Asian 47.8% 49.2% 53.3% 46.3%

American Indian 43.5% 52.8% 32.0% 44.9%

International 50.8% 59.5% 50.0% 32.7%

Six-Year Graduation Rate for First-Time In College Full-Time (FTFT) Students


2001 - 2007 2002 - 2008 2003 - 2009 2004 - 2010

Cohort Total 77.7% 78.3% 79.7% 79.5%

Female 82.0% 82.5% 83.1% 83.7%

Male 73.0% 73.4% 76.0% 74.9%

White 79.1% 79.8% 81.6% 81.2%

Black 64.6% 62.9% 59.2% 68.9%

Hispanic 71.3% 70.7% 71.1% 70.4%

Asian 77.3% 76.9% 79.2% 79.1%

American Indian 69.4% 66.7% 65.2% 80.6%

International 80.0% 85.4% 76.9% 91.9%

Note: The graduation rate is the official rate according to the IPEDS Gradation Survey Defini-tion. Cohorts include students beginning Summer or Fall who are full-time for Fall.



First-Year STEM*-wide Retention Rate for First-Time In College Full-Time (FTFT) Students who Started with STEM Majors

2006 - 2007 2007 - 2008 2008 - 2009 2009 - 2010

Cohort Total 72.1% 71.9% 69.3% 68.2%

Female 68.0% 68.3% 67.1% 65.3%

Male 74.5% 74.2% 70.5% 70.0%

White 73.0% 72.0% 69.0% 70.6%

Black 62.2% 62.2% 67.9% 55.3%

Hispanic 67.8% 70.3% 67.5% 59.6%

Asian 76.6% 76.8% 75.0% 72.2%

American Indian 38.5% 47.4% 70.6% 72.2%

International 79.4% 85.4% 80.0% 77.8%

Note: Retention is defined as being enrolled or having graduated.

Four-Year STEM-wide Graduation Rate for First-Time In College Full-Time (FTFT) Students who Started with STEM Majors


2003 - 2007 2004 - 2008 2005 - 2009 2006 - 2010

Cohort Total 29.3% 29.1% 31.1% 26.8%

Female 37.5% 38.5% 39.0% 34.6% Male 24.1% 23.5% 26.3% 22.1%

White 28.3% 30.7% 32.0% 28.4%

Black 25.0% 19.0% 20.8% 26.0%

Hispanic 30.6% 18.9% 25.5% 17.9%

Asian 38.8% 33.3% 39.5% 30.2%

American Indian 0.0% 41.7% 7.7% 10.5%

International 43.8% 48.0% 55.9% 39.0%

Six-Year STEM-wide Graduation Rate for First-Time In College Full-Time (FTFT) Students who started with STEM Majors


2001 - 2007 2002 - 2008 2003 - 2009 2004 - 2010

Cohort Total 52.4% 52.6% 55.1% 49.6%

Female 52.8% 53.2% 53.8% 51.7%

Male 52.1% 52.2% 56.0% 48.4%

White 52.4% 52.9% 54.4% 51.3%

Black 43.0% 45.7% 46.4% 36.9%

Hispanic 51.6% 46.9% 54.4% 42.2%

Asian 60.2% 56.0% 61.2% 49.2%

American Indian 41.2% 28.6% 66.7% 41.7%

International 66.7% 87.1% 77.1% 68.0%

* STEM stands for majors in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

Note: Cohorts include students beginning Summer or Fall who are full-time for Fall.

Cohort Year - First Year Retained


SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS

Semester Credit Hour (SCH) Summaries by College

Fall 2010 Fall 2009

Funded Total with

Non-Funded Funded Total with

Non-Funded

Agriculture 67,725 68,643 63,337 63,658

Architecture 22,166 22,255 21,795 21,887

Business 61,474 61,796 64,952 65,328

Education 57,328 57,847 56,198 56,478

Engineering 79,846 81,353 77,084 78,034

George Bush 2,902 2,905 3,011 3,011

Geosciences 28,527 28,656 27,628 27,782

Liberal Arts 145,561 146,328 150,748 151,395

Science 116,072 117,284 114,710 115,906

Vet. Medicine 8,009 8,033 8,344 8,360

Total* 591,976* 602,508 590,292* 599,104

* Total includes SCH generated through Military Science and Other.

Semester Weighted Credit Hour (WSCH)** Summaries by College

Fall 2010 Fall 2009

All Levels***

Total with Teaching

Supplement All Levels***

Total with Teaching

Supplement

Agriculture 227,449 236,209 212,829 221,627

Architecture 81,096 84,378 84,048 87,517

Business 128,080 130,719 138,895 141,399

Education 125,805 127,958 125,814 127,953

Engineering 399,606 413,010 385,951 399,219

George Bush 11,343 11,351 13,042 13,049

Geosciences 75,273 78,053 69,496 72,253

Liberal Arts 215,565 224,556 221,680 230,440

Science 277,520 284,281 266,778 273,075

Vet. Medicine 32,231 33,240 35,003 36,190

Total* 1,580,398* 1,630,196* 1,559,464* 1,608,664*

* Total includes WSCH generated through Military Science and Other.

** WSCH is computed from funded SCH using the THECB Cost Study Weighting Matrix.

*** Professional level is excluded.


TEACHING AND AVERAGE CLASS SIZE

Average Number of Sections Taught by FTE^ Faculty

Fall 2010 Fall 2009

Tenured/Tenure

Track Total

Faculty Tenured/Tenure

Track Total

Faculty

Organized* 2.37 2.82 2.37 2.78

Other** 1.59 1.09 1.55 1.04

Total 3.92 3.91 3.92 3.82 *Organized: organized lectures, labs and seminars **Other: research and directed studies

Percent of SCH Taught by Tenured/Tenure Track Faculty

Fall 2010 Fall 2009

Undergraduate 57.0% 54.7% Lower Division 47.5% 44.4% Upper Division 68.8% 67.9%

Graduate 91.4% 91.0%

Average Class Size

Fall 2010 Fall 2009

University Total 36.0 35.9 Lecture 46.0 45.3 Lab 25.0 25.1

Undergraduate Lower Division 43.4 43.1

Lecture 72.2 69.4

Lab 27.3 27.6

Upper Division 34.9 34.4

Lecture 42.0 41.3

Lab 21.4 21.1

Graduate Total 16.3 16.9

Lecture 16.9 17.8

Lab 11.7 12.0

Faculty Student Ratio in FTE^

Fall 2010 Fall 2009

Faculty 2,160 2,184

Student 42,212 41,938

Faculty Student Ratio 19.50 19.20

^ Full Time Equivalent


UNIVERSITY FINANCES

Educational and General (E&G) Budget ($ in Millions)

FY 2010 FY 2009

Fund Category/Revenue Sources General Revenue $322 $297

Local E&G Funds $134 $132

Available University Funds $72 $77

Total $528 $496

Total Expenditure Budget by Fund Category

Educational & General $521 $489

Designated Funds $366 $359

Auxiliary Enterprises $197 $191

Restricted Funds $139 $107

Debt Service Payments and Other Transfers $53 $61

Total $1,276 $1,207

Source: Provost Office

FY 2010 Operating Revenues as Reported to IPEDS ($ in Millions) Student Tuition & Fees $353 $342 Grants & Contracts Federal $274 $259 State $50 $38 Local/Private $206 $213

Sales, and Services of Auxiliary Enterprises $152 $154

Independent Operations and Other $141 $128

Total $1,176 $1,134

Expenditure by Major Program Areas as Reported to IPEDS ($ in Millions)

Instruction $659 $537

Research $506 $424

Public Service $220 $210

Academic Support $127 $97

Student Services $63 $56

Institutional Support $84 $75

Scholarships and Fellowships $57 $45

Depreciation $116 $83

Auxiliary Enterprises $210 $180

Total $2,042 *$1,829

Note: * Including operation of plant; Totals may vary due to rounding.


RESEARCH

Research and Development Expenditures*

Dollars in Thousands

By Sponsor

FY 2009 FY 2004 FY 2000

Federal Government $261,491 $173,705 $149,639 State/Local Govern-ment $133,140 $118,622 $108,503

Industry $34,622 $32,094 $31,084

Institution Funds $180,900 $121,998 $100,119

Other $20,502 $10,390 $7,923

Total $630,655 $456,809 $397,268

By Field of Science

Computer Sciences $11,030 $7,204 $3,309

Engineering $216,875 $155,464 $118,494 Environmental Sciences $130,662 $66,724 $85,330

Life Sciences $193,967 $167,704 $146,600 Mathematical Sci-ences $10,161 $9,180 $3,684

Physical Sciences $39,170 $36,942 $24,131

Psychology $3,488 $2,621 $2,752

Social Sciences $16,112 $7,937 $7,227

Other $9,190 $3,033 $5,741

Total $630,655 $456,809 $397,268

By Agency

TAMU $221,184 $106,082 $112,456

AgriLife $195,264 $169,427 $149,533

TEES $148,443 $124,313 $92,393

TTI $65,764 $56,987 $42,886

Total $630,655 $456,809 $397,268

* As reported to National Science Foundation through VPR.


FACULTY PROFILES — FALL 2010

Permanent Faculty by Tenure Status by Gender by Ethnicity (College Station, Galveston, Qatar)

As reported by Dean of Faculty

Tenured Female Male Not Specified Total

White 221 958 1,179 Black 13 26 39 Hispanic 19 50 69 Asian 20 144 164 American Indian 1 4 5 Total 274 1,182 1,456

International Total 41 200 241

Tenure Track Female Male Not Specified Total

White 134 199 333 Black 19 18 37 Hispanic 21 27 48 Asian 43 82 125 American Indian 0 1 1 2 or more races 0 2 2 Not Specified 1 2 3 Total 218 331 549


Non-Tenure Track Female Male Not Specified Total

White 403 417 820 Black 14 9 23 Hispanic 14 35 49 Asian 36 42 78 American Indian 1 4 5 2 or more races 2 0 2 Not Specified 4 7 20 31 Total 474 514 20 1,008


All Permanent Faculty Female Male Not Specified Total

White 754 1,568 2,322 Black 46 53 99 Hispanic 54 110 164 Asian 99 268 367 American Indian 2 9 11 2 or more races 2 2 4 Not Specified 5 9 1 15 Grand Total 962 2,019 1 2,982


Footnote from DOF: A very small number of faculty members have indicated multiple race/ethnicity entries. That is why the numbers for the tenure status tables combined yield larger numbers than that total table.

Source: Dean of Faculty (DOF)


FACULTY PROFILES — FALL 2010

Faculty by Tenure Status by Gender by Ethnicity

(Those reported to THE CB as teaching at least one semester credit hour in the fall semester)

Tenured

Female Male Total

White 200 904 1,104 Black 13 25 38 Hispanic 18 51 69 Asian 18 123 141 American Indian 1 4 5 International 2 60 62 Unknown/Other 2 13 15 Total 254 1,180 1,434

Tenure Track

Female Male Total

White 109 174 283 Black 20 15 35 Hispanic 13 19 32 Asian 26 42 68 American Indian 0 1 1 International 26 58 84 Unknown/Other 3 2 5 Total 197 311 508

Non-Tenure Track Female Male Total

White 310 316 626 Black 12 8 20 Hispanic 14 17 31 Asian 16 17 33 American Indian 1 2 3 International 18 40 58 Unknown/Other 9 18 27 Total 380 418 798

All Instructional Faculty Female Male Total

White 619 1,394 2,013 Black 45 48 93 Hispanic 45 87 132 Asian 60 182 242 American Indian 2 7 9 International 46 158 204 Unknown/Other 14 33 47 Grand Total 831 1,909 2,740

Note: Including both full-time and part-time faculty

Source: CBM008--Faculty Report to THECB


FACULTY PROFILES

Fall 2010 Fall 2009

Faculty Profile (Source: Dean of Faculty) Full-time Teaching Faculty 2,775 2,909 General Administrators 22 14 Academic Administrators 133 140 On-leave 52 70 Part-time Faculty 0 0 Total 2,982 3,133

Faculty by Highest Degree (Source: Dean of Faculty) Professional 214 281 Doctoral 2,274 2,386 Master's 402 414 Bachelor/Other 92 52 Total 2,982 3,133

Percent of Full-Time Teaching Faculty Tenured/Tenure-Track (Source: Dean of Faculty) Agriculture & Life Sciences 81.8% 84.4% Architecture 75.4% 77.5% Business Administration 56.5% 57.1% Education 51.9% 53.3% Engineering 85.6% 84.3% G. Bush 46.3% 37.3% Geosciences 86.4% 90.9% Liberal Arts 71.9% 70.3% Sciences 70.8% 71.4% Vet. Medicine 45.1% 45.0% University Total 66.9% 70.5%

Average Faculty Salary ($ in Thousands) (Source: OISP)

FY 2010 FY 2009

As reported to AAUP Professor 118.2 120.4 Assoc. Professor 82.1 82.4 Asst. Professor 71.9 71.4

As reported to THECB Professor 121.8 121.6 Assoc. Professor 82.8 83.6 Asst. Professor 74.1 74.4

Endowed Chairs -- FY 2010

College Chairs # Vacant Agriculture 22 4 Architecture 4 0 Bush School of Govt. 13 1 Business 53 12 Education 10 1 Engineering 43 6 Geosciences 11 8 Liberal Arts 10 2 Science 23 3 Veterinary Medicine 9 1

Texas A&M Total 199 38

(Source: THECB LBB Performance Measures)

Libraries 1 0


FACILITIES — FALL 2010

Classroom Utilization

THECB Standard Texas A&M

Classrooms 38 hours per week 35.5 hours per week

Teaching Labs 25 hours per week 31.9 hours per week

# of Students in Classrooms -- Average Monday through Friday

Time of Day # of Students # of Classes

8:00-8:30 AM 10,239 334

9:00-9:30 AM 13,269 444

10:00-10:30 AM 16,242 534

11:00-11:30 AM 15,611 505

12:00-12:30 PM 15,033 478

1:00-1:30 PM 14,933 468

2:00-2:30 PM 14,622 499

3:00-3:30 PM 12,422 452

4:00-4:30 PM 10,764 392

5:00-5:30 PM 8,856 297

6:00-6:30 PM 2,963 125

7:00-7:30 PM 1,228 69

8:00-8:30 PM 854 46

• Texas A&M has 773 buildings in Brazos County, Texas (College Station)

• 299,177 assignable square feet (~ 4% of the total inventory of assignable square feet)

Source: Office of Facilities Coordination


FACILITIES

Deferred maintenance Expenditures (reported to THECB as MP-2 report)

Year Cost ($ millions)

2007 $3.980

2008 $4.035

2009 $4.050

2010 $4.095

2011 $4.057

5-Year Total $20.217

Ten Texas A&M System Components Located at College Station Campus

Assignable Square Feet E&G Square Feet

Texas A&M University 11,974,692 5,664,497

Texas A&M University System • Agencies 1,945,122 1,429,958 • System and General Offices (SAGO) 122,837 107,403

Total 14,042,651 7,201,858

Lease Space

Texas A&M University 31,110

Texas A&M University System 63,641

Student Housing Occupancy

Total Single Student Housing Fall 2010 Fall 2009

Capacity 9,765 9,771

Occupancy 9,347 9,277

University Apartments Capacity 700 540

Occupancy 445 488

Total Texas A&M Student Housing

Capacity 10,465 10,311

Occupancy 9,792 9,765

Percent Occupied 93.6% 94.7%

Source: Office of Facilities Coordination and Residence Life

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