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First-Year-Profile

Learn more about our new students—both freshmen and transfer students—in the First-Year Profile.

This information—which includes ethnicity, enrollment by college, and most popular majors—may be helpful to prospective students who want to know more about the current student body, as well as to members of the campus community.

 
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Freshmen

Prospective students, in particular, may be interested in the diversity and fields of study of our first-year students.

The following information is for 2012.

New First-Year Students by College

IUP’s undergraduate degree programs are divided among six colleges.

This is the breakdown of first-time, full-time, baccalaureate-degree-seeking students according to the college in which they are enrolled. New transfer students are not included in these statistics.

New First Year Students by College

New First-Year Students by College

College of Health and Human Services 35.0%
College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics 22.3%
Eberly College of Business and Information Technology 18.0%
College of Humanities and Social Sciences 11.7%
College of Education and Educational Technology 7.9%
College of Fine Arts 5.2%

New First-Year Students by Ethnicity

This is the breakdown by ethnicity:

New First Year Students by Ethnicity

New First-Year Students by Ethnicity

White 77.4%
Black 14.9%
Hispanic 4.0%
Asian 1.6%
Unknown 1.1%
American Indian .9%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander .1%

Top Ten Cohort Majors

Following are the ten most popular majors among these first-year students:

Top Ten Cohort Majors

Top Ten Cohort Majors

Criminology 260
Undeclared Business 179
Psychology 136
Biology 134
Undeclared Health and Human Services 131
Natural Science 119
Nursing 112
Communications Media 102
Accounting 89
Management 86

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Transfer Students

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Increasing the number of transfer students is a goal for both IUP and the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.

Toward that end, IUP has facilitated the transfer process by reaching cooperative agreements with five community colleges in the state:

  • Community College of Allegheny County
  • Westmoreland County Community College
  • Allegany College of Maryland
  • Community College of Beaver County
  • Penn Highlands Community College

Students can find more information about which courses will transfer using the Pennsylvania Transfer and Articulation Center website.

The following information is for 2012.

Transfer Students by College

IUP’s undergraduate degree programs are divided among six colleges. This is the breakdown of new transfer students according to the college in which they are enrolled:

Transfer Students by College

Transfer Students by College

College of Health and Human Services 31.8%
Eberly College of Business and Information Technology 26.9%
College of Natural Science and Mathematics 17.0%
College of Education and Educational Technology 10.6%
College of Humanities and Social Sciences 8.8%
College of Fine Arts 3.5%
Academic Affairs Division 1.4%

Top Ten Majors among New Transfer Students

Here are the ten most popular majors among new transfer students. Shown are the number of new transfer students within each major and the percentage in relation to all new transfer students.

Top Ten Cohort Majors Transfers

Top Ten Cohort Majors Transfers

Major Count
Criminology 57
Finance 50
Management 47
Psychology 37
Communications Media 36
Early Childhood Ed/Special Ed 29
Hospitality Management 28
Physical Education and Sport 28
Accounting 25
Biology 24

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