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monydad · 05-11-2006, 11:54 PM

Hmm.. can't really find the same numbers, so.. "Never mind!"

This is the link to the total enrollment for the undergrad programs:
http://www.nyu.edu/ir/factbook/2004-2005/totalugrad.php
The %s they show include some different schools/programs thrown in that aren't in their freshmen data; I recomputed the %s below in order to fairly compare to the given freshmen % stats

41.3% Arts& Sciences 6,551
16.6% Steinhardt (ED) 2,633
14.3% Stern 2,265
1.7% Continuing Ed 264
0.6% Social Work 101
18.6% Tisch 2,947
7.0% Gallatin (non-trad) 1,116

100.0% total 15,877

The link to freshmen enrollment is here:

http://www.nyu.edu/ir/factbook/2004-...tionalbacc.php

It appears that the same phenomenon is present, but it's only 2-3% swing in these numbers. Maybe I looked at a different year.

05-11-2006, 11:54 PM	#3
monydad Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 1,945	Hmm.. can't really find the same numbers, so.. "Never mind!" This is the link to the total enrollment for the undergrad programs: http://www.nyu.edu/ir/factbook/2004-2005/totalugrad.php The %s they show include some different schools/programs thrown in that aren't in their freshmen data; I recomputed the %s below in order to fairly compare to the given freshmen % stats 41.3% Arts& Sciences 6,551 16.6% Steinhardt (ED) 2,633 14.3% Stern 2,265 1.7% Continuing Ed 264 0.6% Social Work 101 18.6% Tisch 2,947 7.0% Gallatin (non-trad) 1,116 100.0% total 15,877 The link to freshmen enrollment is here: http://www.nyu.edu/ir/factbook/2004-...tionalbacc.php It appears that the same phenomenon is present, but it's only 2-3% swing in these numbers. Maybe I looked at a different year. Last edited by monydad; 05-12-2006 at 12:04 AM.