Enrollment based on Curriculum and Class Level Data from Fall 2004 - Spring 2017
curriculum_and_class_level.Rd
This report uses the final enrollment statistics from the official tenth day of on-campus terms. The reports are sorted by college, department code, and major code.
Format
There are three different data sets documented simultaneously within this file.
fall_curriculum_class
: 8590 observations and 23 variables.spring_curriculum_class
: 8760 observations and 23 variables.summer_curriculum_class
: 6369 observations and 23 variables.
with the format of:
term_code
Factor
ID for the Current Semester
college
Factor
See the Office of the Registrar
department
Factor
Department Code
degree
Factor
major_code
Factor
Major number
major_name
Factor
Name of the Major
concentration_code
Factor
ID of Major Concentration
concentration_name
Factor
Name of the Major Concentration
freshman
Integer
Count of Enrolled Freshman
sophomore
Integer
Count of Enrolled Sophomores
junior
Integer
Count of Enrolled Juniors
senior
Integer
Count of Enrolled Seniors
nondegree_undergrad
Integer
Count of Non-degree Program Undergraduates
total_undergrad
Integer
Count of All Enrolled Undergraduates
grad_master
Integer
Count of Enrolled Master Graduate Students
grad_doctoral
Integer
Count of Enrolled Doctoral Graduate Students
nondegree_grad
Integer
Count of Enrolled Non-degree Program Graduate Students
total_grad
Integer
Count of All Enrolled Graduate Students
professional
Integer
Count of All Professional Students
overall_total
Integer
Count of All Enrolled Students
academic_program_code
Factor
University ID Code for Program of Study
e.g. 10KL0010BS, where BS represents degre
year
Factor
2005 - 2016
term
Factor
Fall, Spring, or Summer
An object of class data.frame
with 8760 rows and 23 columns.
An object of class data.frame
with 6369 rows and 23 columns.
Details
Only students taking at least one on-campus, credit-bearing class are included in these reports. The following categories of students are excluded:
auditors (students taking only non-credit classes);
students taking only extramural or off-campus classes;
Medical Scholars taking no on-campus, non-MSP classes.
Note: Illini Center MBA students are included in these statistics.