Enrollment Numbers

[bisonmike2]

Does the Carnegie Commission care? Is this research not "real" research? Seems to me that NDSU research leads to a lot of patents.

But, hey, I'd like to see a true comparison of enrollment figures too - one that maybe breaks down enrollment to show just how many students at ND institutions never set foot in the state.

Oh snap!

[perthbison]

per the "und herald" in GF, UND has risen to 22% on line only students. On campus enrollees are lower once again

[BisBison]

So, und reports 14,951 students of which only 78% actually set foot on campus. This results in 11,662 students on campus. NDSU reports 14,516 students on campus of which 94% are on campus, so 13,645 on campus students or roughly 2,000 more students.

[StL Bison Fan]

So, und reports 14,951 students of which only 78% actually set foot on campus. This results in 11,662 students on campus. NDSU reports 14,516 students on campus of which 94% are on campus, so 13,645 on campus students or roughly 2,000 more students.

But yet they need new buildings to hold those 2,000 virtual students. Why not just get UND more cloud space?

[Bisonguy]

But yet they need new buildings to hold those 2,000 virtual students. Why not just get UND more cloud space?

Where would they house the Crookston Community College students?

[MAKBison]

Not That I am defending UND cause I am not. However, NDSU does need to start tapping into the working adult demographic....opportunity.

[bisonp]

But yet they need new buildings to hold those 2,000 virtual students. Why not just get UND more cloud space?

Clouds are big.

[reformedUNDfan]

Did anyone ever come across the incoming average ACT score?

[ByeSonBusiness]

Did anyone ever come across the incoming average ACT score?

I would assume NDSU is (as usual?) ever so slightly higher than the crown jewel known as und.

[Hammersmith]

Did anyone ever come across the incoming average ACT score?

Generally have to wait a few months until each school updates their factbooks, but Johnny is correct that NDSU's average is likely a tenth or two higher than UND's.



Edit: Yep. Und reported 23.9, NDSU reported 23.92. Dead heat.