Enrollment

Official Enrollment Reports
Description:	Student Enrollment Data include student Headcount (HC), student FTE, and student credit hours by student level, college, degree, major, gender, race/ethnicity, tuition domicile, load (Full-time/Part-time), new/return status, campus Course Enrollment Data on course enrollment by Academic Course Division/College and Course Level by Credit Hour and Course FTE. Display includes FTE distribution by Division of Student Major. Data are presented by Campus, College, and Domicile. When choosing a College, the Academic Course Department data are displayed. Reporting State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV): Commonwealth SCHEV student enrollment reporting includes all students at all George Mason University campuses, including GMU-Korea enrollments. Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS): Federal IPEDS student enrollment reporting excludes GMU-Korea enrollments.
Glossary of Terms:	All Terminology definitions used in OIEP dashboards and reports.
Availability:	Official Enrollment Trends and Dashboards Official Ten-Year Enrollment Trends (Fall, Spring, and Summer Census) by College, Major, Student Level, and Demographic This dashboard is only accessible from the Mason network. If you are off campus, you will need to use VPN to access this link. Official Student Enrollment (Tabular) By Demographic By Program Enrollment Detail by Minor and Demographic Enrollment Detail by Minor and Program Preliminary Daily Enrollment Reports and Dashboards Preliminary Enrollment – Student Preliminary Enrollment – Course (FTE) Preliminary Enrollment – Course (HRS) Two-Year Comparison Official Course Enrollment Course Enrollment (FTE) Course Enrollment (HRS) Course Sections and Student Credit Hours by Faculty/Staff Type Course Sections and Student Credit Hours by Faculty/Staff Type Dashboard This dashboard excludes independent studies, internships, labs, recitations, PMI, Academic English, and Mason LIFE; faculty/staff type of “other” includes affiliates, less than 1.0 FTE salaried instructional faculty, administrative faculty, classified staff, research staff, wage, and unknown employment categories. This dashboard is only accessible from the Mason network. If you are off campus, you will need to use VPN to access this link. Full-time Undergraduate Student Credit Hour Trends Full-time Undergraduate Student Credit Hour Trends Dashboard This dashboard shows trends in the credit loads of full-time undergraduate students from Fall 2018 – Fall 2022. A smaller share of full-time students have been enrolling in 15 or more credits a semester, decreasing the likelihood of on-time graduation for Mason’s student body. There has been a notable increase in the percentage of students enrolled in 12 credits, the minimum full-time load at Mason. This dashboard is only accessible from the Mason network. If you are off campus, you will need to use VPN to access this link. DFW DFW Dashboard This dashboard allows users to explore course DFW (final student grades of ‘D’, ‘F’, or a withdrawal) rates and counts. This dashboard is only accessible from the Mason network. If you are off campus, you will need to use VPN to access this link.
Production Schedule:	Census: Official reporting file. Data are pulled from Banner approximately 6 weeks after the start of the semester. Reports and dashboards are updated each semester with the following schedule: Fall semester: November; Spring semester: April; Summer semester: August.
Data Source:	Data are extracted from Banner, Mason Student Information System. Data are updated once per semester.
Notes:	• Due to rapid changes in university structure and majors, we are not able to keep the historical college mappings or student preferred college mappings for certain majors. The college mappings for each major are based on most the recent structure. • Starting in Fall 2011, graduate student load is no longer calculated solely on the basis of enrolled credit hours, but is calculated using the full-time classifications defined in the university catalog. • Starting in Fall 2011, certificate and special program students are displayed separately. • Starting in Fall 2011, Distance Education is defined as students enrolled in courses where 50% or more of the instruction is offered via distance education; internships, individual study, and study abroad are excluded. • Starting with the Fall 2012 census, degree-seeking students who attended Mason previously and returned at the same degree level after attending another institution are considered continuing students. Prior to Fall 2012 they were considered transfer students.