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Office of Institutional ResearchFacts and Figures 1996-97 |
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HISTORY |
1908 Established by the Virginia General Assembly as the State Normal and Industrial School for Women at Harrisonburg. |
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1914 Name changed to The State Normal School for Women at Harrisonburg. |
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1924 Name changed to the State Teachers College at Harrisonburg. |
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1938 Name changed to Madison College in honor of the fourth President of the United States. |
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1966 By action of the Virginia General Assembly, became a coeducational institution. |
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1977 Name changed to James Madison University. |
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CAMPUS SIZE |
472 acres, including 31 acres at the University Farm. |
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ACADEMIC |
College of Arts and Letters |
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College of Business |
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College of Education and Psychology |
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College of Science and Mathematics |
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College of Integrated Science and Technology |
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Graduate School |
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Continuing Education and External Programs |
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BUILDINGS |
Educational & General (Academic/Administrative) |
49 |
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Auxiliary (Campus Center, Recreation, Dining, Cultural, etc.) |
11 |
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Student Housing |
34 |
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Total |
94 |
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BUILDINGS UNDER CONSTRUCTION |
CISAT Academic Building |
$15.3 million |
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Facilities Management Building |
$7.9 million |
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CONVOCATION |
A 7,600 seat, $10.8 million sports and entertainment arena designed for basketball, concerts, and other sports and entertainment events. |
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ATHLETIC |
More than 500 student athletes compete in 13 men's and 14 women's sports, including archery, baseball, basketball, cheerleading, fencing, field hockey, football, golf, gymnastics, lacrosse, soccer, swimming/diving, tennis, track/cross-country, volleyball, and wrestling |
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STUDENT |
Undergraduate |
11,643 |
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Graduate |
759 |
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Special |
561 |
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Total Enrollment |
12,963 |
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Full-Time |
11,737 |
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Part-Time |
1,226 |
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Male |
44% |
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Female |
56% |
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In-State |
70% |
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Out-of-State |
30% |
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Minority |
11% |
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African American |
5% |
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Resident Population |
5,519 |
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Percent of Full-Time Undergraduates |
49% |
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ENTERING |
Number Enrolled |
3,258 |
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Mean SAT Score |
1,172 |
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DEGREES |
Undergraduate |
2,302 |
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Graduate |
364 |
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FACULTY & |
Full-Time Faculty, Adm. & Classified Staff |
1,608 |
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Full-Time Classified Staff |
863 |
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Full-Time Instructional Faculty |
559 |
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Part-Time Instructional Faculty |
207 |
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Average Faculty Salary |
$49,979 |
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Percent Full-Time Tenured Faculty |
67% |
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Percent Full-Time Female Faculty |
34% |
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TUITION & |
In-State |
$4,104 |
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Out-of-State |
$8,580 |
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ROOM & BOARD |
Room and Board |
$4,666 |
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SCHOLARSHIPS & |
Students Receiving Aid |
59% of undergraduate |
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Range of Annual Awards |
$250-13,246 |
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Total |
$8,866,445 |
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LOANS 1996-97 |
Students Receiving Aid |
43% of undergraduate |
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Range of Annual Awards |
$300-15,316 |
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Total |
$23,496,381 |
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TOTAL OPERATING |
Educational & General, Auxiliary Enterprises |
$146,693,735 |
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