Enrollment

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Program Leaders Meeting
February 21, 2007
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Program LeadersEnrollment Report
February 21, 2007
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J-Term 07 Enrollment

• Enrollment for J-Term was 2642 students.
• Somewhat higher than last years enrollment of
  2620 students.
• Approximately 72.5 of the Fall 06 student body
  attended classes in J-Term, an increase of 1.5
  from the Fall 05 class.

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Freshmen and Transfer Retention (Fall 06 to
Spring 07)

• The retention of Fall 06 freshmen to
  Spring 07 is 94. (95 in Spring 06)
• The retention of Fall 06 transfers to
  Spring 07 is 92. (91 in Spring 06)

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Spring 2007 Continuing Students

• Continuing student enrollment as of February 12th
  was 3265 (v. 3307 in 06)
• On target with budget goals for Spring 07

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Spring 2007 Enrollment

• New Student Enrollment
• Spring freshmen registrations are up 9 (42)
  compared with last year. We have 21 new freshmen
  this Spring.
• Spring transfer registrations are up 8 (14). We
  have 81 new transfers.
• Total new 102 new freshmen and transfers for
  Spring 07
• Total Spring Enrollment is 3442
• Spring 06 tenth day total enrollment was 3441.
• Student enrollment for Spring 07 meets budget
  expectations.

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Recruitment Data Fall 2007 Freshmen
2007 2006 2005 2004 Budget Target 640 640 620 620
Actual Enrolled 670 690 701 February 19 data
Raw Applications 1842 1773 1775 1758
Completed Apps 1200 1165 1162 1259
Admits 1063 1038 1017 1089
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Recruitment Data Fall 2007 Transfers
2007 2006 2005 2004  Budget Target 250 250 290 29
0 Actual Enrolled 260 262 311 February 19
data Raw Applications 357 382 467 475
Completed Apps 147 154 206 235
Admits 124 113 130 198
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Program LeadersBudget Reports
February 21, 2007
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Budgeted Income2006-2007
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Budgeted Expenditures2006-2007
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University Center RenovationMarch-August 2007
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Timeline

• University Center Closes
• March 30, 2007
• University Center Re-opens
• August 20, 2007

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Temporary Offices(phone and email unchanged)

• Columbia Center
• Catering
• Dining Services
• Harstad Hall
• Campus Ministry
• Conferences and Events
• Dining Services
• Hauge Administration Building
• KCNS TV
• KCCR Radio
• Lee House
• Student Involvement Leadership
• ASPLU
• Clubs and Organizations
• Outdoor Recreation

• Mortvedt Library
• Lutecard Office
• Campus Concierge
• South Hall
• Mast
• Tingelstad Hall
• Saxifrage

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Dining Options

• Students on Meal Plans
• Commuter Students
• Faculty, Staff, Administrators and Guests

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Students on Meal Plans

• Columbia Center main dining venue
• Bistro grab go
• Old Main Grill Garfield Street
• Monday night on Garfield
• Picnic, Picnic, Picnic
• Sunday Night Residence Hall Dine-in

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Dining Options for Commuter Students

• Bistro
• Old Main Grill Garfield Street
• Kelley Café Morken Center
• Espresso Carts
• Mortvedt Library
• Hauge Administration Building
• Flex Plans at Columbia Center Commons

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Dining Options for Faculty, Staff, Administrator

• Kelley Café Morken Center
• Espresso Carts
• Mortvedt Library
• Hauge Administration Building
• Garfield Restaurants
• Old Main Grill Garfield ST
• Faculty House (for members)

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Meeting Spaces

• Conferences Events staff will work to meet
  space needs
• Schedule on-line or in person - Harstad G-11,
  ground floor

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Catering

• First, call to confirm space with Conferences and
  Events
• Staff will work to meet catering needs on a first
  come-first served basis
• Limitations on food storage and dish washing
• Pick up and drop off serves available
• Salads, wraps and sandwiches are easier to
  accommodate than hot dishes
• Big events supported on a case by case basis

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University Center
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University Center
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University Center
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University Center
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FAQs out soon

• Campus Voice
• Web
• E-mail
• Questions to fiop_at_plu.edu

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PLUs Decennial Accreditation

• Site Visit Spring 2008

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STAGE 1 FALL 06
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STAGE 2 SPRING 07
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STAGE 3 SUMMER 07
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1ST DRAFT PUBLICATION, REVIEW AND REFINEMENT
STAGE 4 FALL 07
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SELF-STUDY COMPLETE

• Site Visit April 16-18, 2008

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