Student test
Information on UNC-Chapel Hill students including admissions, enrollment, diversity, majors, housing, retention and graduation, and tuition and fees.
Headcount trends of students who applied, were admitted, and enrolled, along with calculated acceptance and yield rates for first-year undergraduate students, undergraduate transfer students, graduate students, and each of the seven professional degree programs (JD, DDS, Med: AUD, Med: DPT, Med: MD, DNP, and PharmD).
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Total headcount enrollment for the University by education level available as a snapshot of the term (pie chart), and available as a trend for all students, degree- and certificate-seeking students only, and degree-seeking students only.
Headcount enrollment diversity by education level for individual terms. The available diversity filters are:
- race/ethnicity (there are three different methods for defining race/ethnicity — be sure to read the definitions)
- residency,
- full-/part-time status,
- gender,
- citizenship,
- financial need,
- Pell grant recipient, and
- first-generation status
Student enrollment characteristics by school. View enrollment by headcount or full-time equivalent (FTE) for the following characteristics:
- Education Level,
- Residency,
- Full-/part-time status, and
- Gender
Graphic and tabular summaries for enrolled in-state students showing the North Carolina regions and counties of origin, with rural and urban county designations, for specific terms. The available filters allow for inspection by education levels and schools.
Graphic and tabular summaries for enrolled out-of-state students showing the U.S. divisions, regions, and states of origin for specific terms. The available filters allow for inspection by education levels and schools.
Graphic and tabular summaries for enrolled international students showing the continent, region, and nation of origin for specific terms. The available filters allow for inspection by education levels and schools.
Graphic and tabular summaries for total headcount enrollment by age for specific terms, with filters available to refine the data by education level.
Graphic and tabular summaries for total headcount enrollment by type of housing and gender for specific fall terms.
Term snapshots of the numbers of undergraduate students by major, intended and declared. Major count includes both first and second major.
Term comparisons offer the top 10 undergraduate majors for the last 10 years with the student counts enrolled for each major. The available filters allow for inspection by term type (fall, spring, summer) and major status (declared, intended, or both).
Historical headcount enrollments at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels and growth percentages reported annually for the last 25 years, with data available from 1986 onward.
Student enrollment by residence is a customizable report allowing for refinement by Counting Method (Unduplicated or Duplicated), Counting Type (Headcount or Full-time Equivalent), Semester (Fall or Spring), Year (all or individual years going back to 2001), and Academic Unit (University, School, Division, Department, or Major).
Student enrollment by education level is a customizable report allowing for refinement by Year (all or individual years going back to 2001) and Academic Unit (University, School, Division, Department, or Major).
Headcount enrollment by school, education level, and residency with information on students’ on- or off-campus location and degree-seeking status.
Full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollment by school, education level, and residency with information on students’ on- or off-campus location and degree-seeking status.
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Undergraduate Retention and Graduation Rates by cohort, beginning with the 2001 cohort. This report is customizable allowing for inspection of retention and graduation rates for first-year full-time undergraduate students or new full-time undergraduate transfer students. The report can be further refined to group and filter students by gender, IPEDS race/ethnicity categories, citizenship, residency, first generation, financial need, and Pell grant status.
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Graphic and tabular summaries by undergraduate cohort, beginning with the 2001 cohort, showing the number and percentages of students who graduated within six years, and of those students who did not graduate within six years, how many are and are not academically eligible to return.
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In-State and Out-of-State tuition rates and required fees by academic year for undergraduate, graduate, and various professional programs, with room and board charges, and a line item breakdown for the required undergraduate and graduate students fees.
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This PDF report compares the tuition and fees for resident undergraduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill to all other public Association of American Universities (AAU) institutions, as reported by each institution to AAU for the last 10 years.
This PDF report compares the tuition and fees for non-resident undergraduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill to all other public Association of American Universities (AAU) institutions, as reported by each institution to AAU for the last 10 years.
This PDF report compares the tuition and fees for resident graduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill to all other public Association of American Universities (AAU) institutions, as reported by each institution to AAU for the last 10 years.
This PDF report compares the tuition and fees for non-resident graduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill to all other public Association of American Universities (AAU) institutions, as reported by each institution to AAU for the last 10 years.
To request an ad hoc report, please submit a Report Request Form