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Institutional Research, Planning, & Assessment
» Semester Summaries
» University Fact Books
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Population of Students (Fall 2011) = 5,730
- Total Undergraduate = 5,398
- Total Graduate = 332
Population Breakdown
- 1,213 are freshmen (21.2%)
- 1,194 are sophomores (20.8%)
- 1,495 are juniors (26.1%)
- 1,496 are seniors (26.1%)
- 332 are graduate students (5.8%)
- Female: 57.4%
- Male: 42.6%
Geographic Origin of Undergraduate Students:
- Erie County: 24.6%
- Chautauqua County: 16.4%
- Monroe County: 12.2%
- Suffolk County: 4.3%
- Cattaraugus County: 3.6%
- Niagara County: 3.4%
- Onondaga County: 2.7%
- Ontario County: 1.9%
- Nassau County: 1.9%
- Other U.S. states: 2.1%
- International students: 1.3%
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Workforce
- Faculty: 255 Full-Time; 223 Part-Time
- Full-Time Faculty with Highest Degree in Field: 88.2%
- Total Teaching and Non-Teaching Personnel Employed by New York State: 659 Full-Time; 312 Part-Time.
- Total Faculty Student Association (FSA) Full- and Part-time Employees: 189; plus 340 students.
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Tuition per year (2011-12, per year, fees not incl.)
- Undergraduate NYS resident: $5,270
- Undergraduate Out-of-State/International: $14,320
- Graduate, NYS resident: $8,870
- Graduate, Out-of-State/International: $15,160
- Students Receiving Financial Aid: 84%
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Intercollegiate Athletics
- Women: 10 total (soccer, tennis, volleyball, cross country, basketball, swimming & diving, track & field, lacrosse, softball, and cheerleading)
- Men: 7 total (soccer, cross country, basketball, hockey, swimming & diving, track & field, and baseball)
- Indoor facilities: Gymnasia, swimming arena, diving well, ice arena, track, fitness center.
- Outdoor facilities: University Stadium soccer and lacrosse fields,practice soccer fields, baseball field, softball field, outdoor running track, and cross-country running course
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| 2011-12 Consolidated Operating Budget
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Buildings and Grounds
- Total Acres: 256
- Square Feet of Facility Space: 2,025,382
Capital Construction
- Five-year Plan for 2008-2012: SUNY Fredonia is implementing a 2008-2012 five-year capital construction plan consisting of 42 projects ranging from $50 thousand to $10 million for a total budget of $69.3 million. Some rehabilitation projects in this plan include the conversion of the old swimming pool in Dods Hall to a new fitness center (set to open in Fall 2013), an Admissions Annex into a Welcome Center. Interior improvements are planned for the Williams Center and Maytum Hall (both underway and set for completion in Fall 2012), and the underground electrical distribution system will be upgraded. The plan also includes the new $60 million Science Center (currently under construction and expected to open in 2014), the first of several requested Strategic Initiative Projects.
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