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WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYFACT BOOK 2010

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYWILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYFACT BOOK 2010HATTIESBURG CAMPUS498 Tuscan AvenueHattiesburg, MS 39401TRADITION CAMPUSNEW ORLEANS CAMPUS19640 Highway 67Biloxi, MS 395323939 Gentilly Blvd., Box 308New Orleans, LA 70126

WILLIAMWILLIAM CAREYCAREY UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITYINTRODUCTION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe entire program of William Carey University is built around the individual student. TheUniversity seeks to enhance intellectual and spiritual values and to create a sense of socialobligation. The primary aims of faculty and staff are to provide for each student effectiveinstruction, proper example, judicious counsel, and loving concern. In striving to reachthese objectives, William Carey University seeks to have each individual within theUniveristy community--students, faculty, and administrators--attain his/her highest potential.The Office of Institutional Research developed this document consistent with the Statement ofPurpose . This Fact Book has been organized with the student as the primary focus of attention.This book also includes information relating to financial indicators and faculty.Information used in the development of this document was derived from numerous sources.Data sources include the following: Office of Academic Affairs, Office of Enrollment Management,Office of Admissions, Financial Aid Office, and the Library/Learning Resource Center.

WILLIAMWILLIAM CAREYCAREY UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITYMISSIONMISSION STATEMENTSTATEMENTAs a Christian university which embarces its Baptist heritage and namesake, WilliamCarey University provides quality educational programs, within a caring Christianacademic community, which challenge the individual student to excel in scholarship,leadership, and service in a diverse global society.

WILLIAMWILLIAM CAREYCAREY UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITYLOCATIONSHATTIESBURGis the home of the main campus, founded in 1906.On 120 acres, the university is conveniently located on thesouth side of the city. Hattiesburg is known as the“Hub City” because it is located at the intersectionsto Interstate 59 and U.S. Highways 49, 98, and 11.The city is centrally located less than 100 miles fromthe state capital of Jackson, as well as the Gulf Coast,New Orleans, and Mobile. With a population of nearly50,000, Hattiesburg is the educational, retail andmedical center for the southeast Mississippi region.De eBossierMorehouseWest CarrollEast cottHindsFranklinCaldwellDe SotoNeshobaIssaquenaLincolnCaddoLeakeRed piahNatchitochesJeffersonLa SalleCovingtonCatahoulaGrantSabineAdamsLawrence Jefferson insonVernonWest t FelicianaMarionLamarWalthallGeorgePearl RiverEast Baton RougeWest Baton ionSt MartinSt John The BaptistOrleansSt JamesCameronStoneSt TammanyLivingstonJefferson DavisGreeneTangipahoaSt LandryCalcasieuPerryWashingtonSt HelenaPointe CoupeeAllenForrestIberiaSt CharlesAssumptionSt BernardVermilionSt MaryJeffersonLafourcheNEW ORLEANSis one of the sites of the School of Nursing.The school is housed in the William CareyBuilding on the campus of the New Orleans BaptistTheological Seminary. "America's most unusual city,"historic New Orleans offers the student a rich mosaicof culture and liam Carey University on the Coast was relocated tothe Tradition Development on Highway 67 in HarrisonCounty during the summer of 2009. The new campus,known as William Carey University--Tradition Campus, isaccessible from Highway 49 by taking the Hwy 67 Southexit and from Interstate 10 by taking either theWoolmarket exit north or the Lorraine Cowan Road exitnorth. The campus has two state-of-the-art buildingshousing administrative and academic offices andclassrooms equipped with the latest technology. The newcampus opened for classes in the fall of 2009 with roomfor expansion as enrollment warrants.

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WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYENROLLMENT BY CAMPUSFALL 1991 - FALL ADITIONKEESLER1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005* 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010KEESLER558810210489102101908750725442353748NEW 81079 1154 1103 1148 1207 1203 1318 1529 1515 1472 1708 1707 1792 1898 1895 2076 2166 2389TOTAL1732 2036 2221 2138 2176 2201 2073 2084 2386 2345 2301 2670 2787 3026 2588 2714 3021 3226 3639Chart includes graduate & undergraduate students1998 data NA* 2005 ‐ 8/26/05 Pre‐Katrina

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOLHATTIESBURGFALL 1999 - FALL 6134ARTS/LETTERS157165140170NAT/BIO 26385338365400Chart Does Not Include Undecided, General Studies or Graduate StudentsSchool of PSY created 2004/combined with N&BS in 2007School of EDU/PSY changed to EDU in 2004School of Arts /Letters created in 2007School of Natural & Behaviorral Science created in 2007

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOLGULFPORT/TRADITIONFALL 1999 - FALL 2010180160140120100NAT/BIO 29222015NAT/BIO SCIENCES21242736Chart Does Not Include Undecided, General Studies or Graduate StudentsSchool of PSY created 2004/combined with N&BS in 2007School of EDU/PSY changed to EDU in 2004School of Arts /Letters created in 2007School of Natural & Behaviorral Science created in 2007

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOLNEW ORLEANSFALL 1999 - FALL E 13002865889795PRE NURSING10610296951371740110107110159205CHART DOES NOT INCLUDE UNDEDIDED, GENERAL STUDIES, OR PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS*8‐29‐06 Hurricane Katrina

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENTby CAMPUS/GENDER & ETHNIC CLASSIFICATIONFALL 1999 - FALL 7200820092010American 02001200220032004200520062007200820092010American 101968573734136364055New OrleansAmerican 4956667284Male107391113136691115

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYMEAN STUDENT AGE by CAMPUS/MAJORFALL 1999 - FALL 6MAT 3.222.524.4242322.624.219.622.7222423.225.3HIS COM/THE .9CHE20.6MAT 6.527.52220HIS COM/THE BUS30.328.830.228.732.526.925.225.72726.226 .633.733 329.133.4MAT LAN/LITHIS COM/THE 4200520062007200820092010ART27.727.724.624.625.825 24 7200820092010Hattiesburg includes ShelbyGulfport includes Keesler21222324.323.529.220CHENew 22.423.222.221.521.722.2NUR GEN STU 02021MUSNUR GEN STU 0.430 43729.329 0.537.125.729.841.538.1MEAN29.327.629.128.730.330 329.42930.229.630.53130.7NUR GEN STU US

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYCHURCH RELATED VOCATIONAL STUDENTS & CHURCH RELATED DEPENDENT STUDENTSBY CAMPUS & SCHOOLFALL 2000 - FALL 9201021BUSSBCD10963EDU & 86754CRV1MUSICSBCD21161311CRVNURSBCD5432GENERAL 52006200720082010BUSSBCDEDU & ENERAL STUDIESCRVSBCDCRV11111TOTALSBCD784111211NEW 20092010AHSSBCDCRVBUSSBCD5321PSY127SBCDEDU & CRV111TOTALSBCD3134111111111

PRODUCTION OF 8,388.00PhilosophyTotalEnd of Trimester

PRODUCTION OF sinessMusicPsychologyHONTotalEnd of Trimester

PRODUCTION OF SCHOOL/DEPARTMENT/AREAKEESLERKeesler sinessMATMusicPhilosophyTotalEnd of Trimester

PRODUCTION OF SCHOOL/DEPARTMENT/AREANEW ORLEANSNew 0TotalEnd of Trimester

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYGRADUATE ENROLLMENT STUDENTS/PROGRAMFALL 2000 - FALL FA 4MED/SPED440473472573567577562640762763810

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYGRADUATE ENROLLMENTby CAMPUS/GENDER & ETHNIC CLASSIFICATIONFALL 1999 - FALL 2010Graduate - HattiesburgAmerican erican 512487647926829891200920101110111

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITYGRADUATE ENROLLMENTMEAN STUDENT AGE by CAMPUS/ MAJORFALL 1999 - FALL Y3231.732.732.534.43433.532.532.533.532.831.2MED 4.636.136.4MED 35.43433.434.934.333.443.1MMEDS33.5

PRODUCTION OF SCHOOL/DEPARTMENT/AREAGraduate - 303-0404-0505-0606-0707-0808-0909-1010-11 135,282.70BusinessPsychologyTotal* to date 07/11/2011

PRODUCTION OF SCHOOL/DEPARTMENT/AREAGraduate - TraditionGraduate- ologyPsychologyTotal* to date 07/11/2011

PRODUCTION OF 941831594592132,588.002,588.00Total* to date 07/11/2011100-01