Fredonia at a Glance
Population of Students (Fall 2018):
- Total Undergraduate 4,433
- Total Graduate 224
Population Breakdown
- 1180 first-year
- 322 transfers
- Female: 57% undergraduate; 81% graduate
- Male: 43% undergraduate; 19% graduate
Top Geographic Origins of Undergraduates:
- Western New York: 50%
- Genesee Valley: 13%
- Long Island 9%
- New York City 8%
- Catskills/Lower Hudson Valley: 6%
- Central New York: 6%
- Finger Lakes: 3%
- Southern Tier 3%
- Mohawk/Northern Hudson Valley: 2%
- Adirondacks/Seaway: 1%
Reported Ethnicity of Undergraduates:
- White: 74%
- Hispanic: 10%
- Black, Non-Hispanic: 9%
- Multiple Races: 4%
- Asian: 2%
- American Indian: 1%
Workforce
- Total employees: 924 (not including graduate assistants)
- Instructional Faculty: 443
- Full-time faculty with Ph.D./terminal degree: 86%
Tuition per year (2016-17, per year, excl. fees)
- Undergraduate N.Y.S. resident: $6,870
- Undergraduate Out-of-State/International: $16,650
- Graduate, N.Y.S. resident: $11,090
- Graduate, Out-of-State/International: $22,650
- Students Receiving Financial Aid: 86%
Intercollegiate Athletics
- Women: 11 total (soccer, tennis, volleyball, cross country, basketball, swimming and diving, track and field - indoor and outdoor, lacrosse, softball and cheerleading)
- Men: 8 total (soccer, cross country, basketball, hockey, swimming and diving, track and field - indoor and outdoor, and baseball)
- Indoor facilities: A new state-of-the-art fitness center, two gymnasia, swimming arena, diving well, ice arena, track
- Outdoor facilities: University Stadium soccer and lacrosse fields, practice soccer fields, baseball field, softball field, outdoor running track, cross-country running course, and basketball and tennis courts.
Buildings and Grounds
- Total Acres: 256
- Gross Square Feet of Facility Space: 2,318,756
Recently Completed and Current Construction Projects
- A 92,000-square-foot Science Center
(Opened in Fall 2014) - A six-building, 196-bed Townhouse Complex
(Opened in Fall 2014) - A 40,000-square-foot studio complex addition to the Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center (Opened in 2016)
- Philips-Ulrich Community Trail (opened 2016)