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Texas Tech University

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

August 11, 2017

Level As of 8/2/17 Fall 2016 (Final)

Freshman (First Time in College)

5,323 (enrolled) 5,900 (est.) 4,763

Graduate Students

6,000 (est.) 6,058

Law

452 (enrolled) 530 Total Enrollment 37,264 (est.) 36,551

Fall 2017 Enrollment

Fall 2017 Texas Freshman

Dallas / Ft. Worth Recruitment Apps 8,635 Admits 6,078 RRO 2,532 Enrolled 1,875 Market Share 40% Houston Recruitment Apps 5,204 Admits 3,663 RRO 1,178 Enrolled 848 Market Share 18% West Texas Recruitment Apps 3,738 Admits 2,544 RRO 1,463 Enrolled 1,071 Market Share 23% Austin / San Antonio Valley Recruitment Apps 5,932 Admits 3,778 RRO 1,215 Enrolled 904 Market Share 19%

Merit/Presidential

Web Accepts As of 8/8/17 Web Accepts Final 2016 National Merit Finalists

16 15

Top 10%

607 398

Top 25%

854 738

Progress Towards HSI Status

Fall 2017 Total Projected FTE Hispanic Undergraduates 7,541.4 All Undergraduates 27,188.9 % Undergraduate FTE who are Hispanic 27.7% Fall 2016 Total Final FTE Hispanic Undergraduates 6,927 All Undergraduates 28,608 % Undergraduate FTE who are Hispanic 24.2%

Undergraduate Hispanic FTE 5 Weeks Prior to First Class Day

Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI)

HSI = an institution of higher education whose undergraduate full-time equivalent enrollment is at least 25% Hispanic

• population. Institution must also meet

50% threshold of students receiving Pell

• grants. A waiver may be requested for

this requirement, and TTU has received such a waiver. In 2015, 472 institutions met the federal enrollment criterion.

209 Two- year public institutions 134 Four- year private institutions 105 Four- year public institutions 24 Two- year private institutions

Carnegie R1 HSI Institutions

Current

• Fall 2017 Projected Hispanic Enrollment: 27.5%
• Fall 2017 20th class day: enrollment numbers confirmed by TTU
• Designation as eligible institution under Title III and Title V
• Formation of TTU HSI Committee
• Identify non-DOE HSI grant availability

TTU HSI CURRENT EFFORTS

– Fall 2017

• TTU submits Title III and Title V eligibility application
• DOE designates TTU as an eligible institution

DEPARTMENT

• f EDUCATION

HSI GRANT ELIGIBILITY

– Spring 2019

• Increased funding for research and programming
• Expand and enhance academic offerings and institutional stability
• Preference points given to TTU grant applications
• Eligibility for all DOE and non-DOE HSI grants

TEXAS TECH OUTCOMES