E-Campus Student Population Profile
Session I, 2003-04
Profile based on 6,702 unduplicated headcount -- credit courses only
This report is for general information and marketing use only. The data may not be used for statistical reporting or any other official purpose.
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Summary:
- Our eCampus population's national and international character continues to increase, with students now enrolled from 38 states as well as Japan, Germany, and four APOs .
- The ethnic distribution remains fairly constant.
- Our students represent over 120 majors, with 50% enrolled in the GEN-AA program. The Technology Management BAS program, with 299 students, has risen to rank #2, up from #6 in the previous session.
Geography
Our geographic distribution remains consistent.
- 97% of eCampus students come from Florida , consistent with previous sessions.
- Pinellas County students make up 73%, down from 75.5% and 77.6% the previous two sessions.
- States represented for the first time this session include Nevada , Utah and Vermont , with two students each, and Maine, with one.
- Of the 31 New York students, 22 are enrolled in Vet Tech programs.
Florida cities contributing the largest numbers of students include:
| City |
% of eCampus Students |
| St. Petersburg |
1,443 (21.5%) |
| Clearwater |
913 (13.6 %) |
| Largo |
641 (9.5%) |
| Palm Harbor |
508 (7.5%) |
| Tampa |
302 (4.5%) |
| Seminole |
354 (5.2%) |
| New Port Richey |
203 (3.6%) |
| Tarpon Springs |
202 (3.0%) |
| Pinellas Park |
210 (3.1%) |
| Dunedin |
205 (3.0%) |
Ethnicity
The ethnic distribution of eCampus students has not changed significantly. However, because of a recent change in the default categorization, this session saw a tenfold increase in the number of students for whom no ethnic code was available. (Previously, the system used "White" as the default code for these students, resulting in skewed figures for that category.)
Ethnicity population breakdown of eCampus
Ethnic group |
eCampus |
Asian/Pac. IsAmerican |
2.3% |
Hispanic |
7.0% |
Black |
4.4% |
Indian |
.6% |
White |
70.1% |
Information not available |
14.9% |
Major Code
While the GEN-AA program leads enrollment with a full 50% of eCampus students, the new bachelor's degree program in technology management is making a strong showing at the #2 position. The program's 299 enrolled students comprise 4.46% of total eCampus enrollment, up from 2.5%.
Majors of eCampus students
breakdown
| Major Code |
# Enrolled |
% of Total |
GEN-AA |
3368 |
50.28% |
TMGT-BAS |
299 |
4.46% |
NURSE-PR |
274 |
4.09% |
ENRCH-N0 |
273 |
4.08% |
VETTC-AS |
204 |
3.05% |
DUAL-NO |
159 |
2.37% |
TRANS-NO |
149 |
2.22% |
CST-AS |
92 |
1.37% |
NURS-AS |
85 |
1.27% |
MCDE-ATD |
84 |
1.25% |
JOB-NO |
82 |
1.22% |
CST-CT |
81 |
1.21% |
BUS-AS |
79 |
1.18% |
EDUC-BS |
67 |
1.00% |
FUNSE-AS |
64 |
0.96% |
ELEC-BS |
61 |
0.91% |
VETTC-PR |
60 |
0.90% |
Gender
This distribution remains unchanged: Women outnumber men more than 2:1.
Performance
Due to "technical difficulties" related to the PeopleSoft transition, this report does not include performance data. This data should be available next session.
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