Appendix B: Supporting Data

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1 REPOSITIONING THE STRATEGIC PLAN Appendix B: Supporting Data August 2011

2 Appendix: Value of a St. John s Education Supporting Data TABLE OF CONTENTS Comparative data: Last 10 colleges in Tier 2 of US News and World Report (2011 Edition) ranking, and 23 colleges with SAT and GPA inputs similar to that of St. John s to compare 1 year retention and 6 year graduation rates Graduating Student Survey (GSS) 2009 & 2010 (Measure 1105) Alumni Attitude Survey: List of selected six colleges as the comparison group CPA pass rates for selected NYS colleges in 2009 (Measure 2130) US News and World Report 2011 Edition: Factors and Weights (Measure 1185) US News and World Report 2011 Edition: Best National Universities (Measure 1185) Best Graduate Schools from US News and World Report (Measure 3001) Washington Monthly: Methodology of National Universities Rankings Employment and further education within 6 months of graduation, Outcomes Study by Career Center Undergraduate Students (Measure 2121) Employment and further education within 6 months of graduation, Outcomes Study by Career Center Graduate Students (Measure 2121) Current State: Academic Internships (Measure 2151) PayScale: Methodology of Rankings (Measure 3021) 1180 US News 10 Colleges 1105 GSS Alumni Attitude Survey 2130 CPA Pass Rates 1185 US News: Factors and Weights 1185 US News: Best National Universities 3001 Best Grad Schools 3011 Washington Monthly: Methodology of National Universities Rankings 2121 Outcomes Study UG 2121 Outcomes Study GR 2151 Current State: Academic Internships 3021 PayScale Rankings Top PayScale College Salary Report (Measure 3021) 3021 PayScale Median Salary Top : Top Picks by corporate recruiters, Wall Street Journal 3022 Wall Street Journal Top Picks by Recruiters 1130 National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE): Core Curriculum Related Items 1130 NSSE Core Curriculum

3 Measure 1180a. US News and World Report: Last 10 colleges in Tier 2 of 2011 Edition of "Best National Universities" Rank School Name Overall Score Reputation Index Freshman retention rate 6-year graduation rate Classes with less than 20 t d t Freshmen in top 10% of high school class Acceptance Rate Average alumni giving rate 111 Univ. of South Carolina % 69% 41% 27% 64% 18% 111 Washington State University % 69% 39% 30% 76% 16% 117 Loyola University Chicago % 68% 32% 32% 78% 9% 117 Michigan Technological University % 66% 47% 28% 73% 18% 117 University of San Francisco % 70% 49% 24% 71% 11% 120 Catholic University of America % 72% 57% 24% 86% 8% 120 Duquesne University % 74% 48% 24% 76% 12% 120 University at Buffalo--SUNY % 66% 38% 28% 52% 9% 120 University of Arizona % 58% 39% 34% 78% 5% 124 Clarkson University % 72% 47% 34% 73% 18% Average of Last 10 in Tier % 68% 44% 29% 73% 12% Measure 1180a, page 10 of 64

4 Measure 1180b. US News and World Report: Last 10 colleges in Tier 2 of 2011 Edition, and 23 colleges with SAT and GPA inputs similar to that of St. John s to compare 1 year retention and 6 year graduation rates Rank School Name State 1 year retention rate 6 year graduation rate SAT V+M 25th percentile SAT V+M 75th percentile Percent of freshmen in top 10% of high school class Section 1: Aggregated Data 143 St. John's University NY 78% 58% % 119 Average of last 10 in Tier 2 (Section 2 below) 84% 68% % 158 Average of selected 23 institutions (Section 3) 80% 60% % 173 Top 25% in 1 year retention (6 institutions) 84% 65% % 152 Mid 50% in 1 year retention (11 institutions) 80% 61% % 156 Bottom 25% in 1 year retention (6 institutions) 77% 54% % Section 2: Last 10 of Tier 2 (Ranking 116 to 125), sorted by rank order 112 Univ. of South Carolina SC 87% 69% % 112 Washington State University WA 83% 69% % 118 Loyola University Chicago IL 84% 68% % 118 Michigan Technological University MI 82% 66% % 118 University of San Francisco CA 83% 70% % 121 Catholic University of America DC 81% 72% % 121 Duquesne University PA 87% 74% % 121 University at Buffalo SUNY NY 88% 66% % 121 University of Arizona AZ 79% 58% % 125 Clarkson University NY 85% 72% % Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (pn, ww) Measure 1180b, page 11 of 64 02/16/11

5 Rank School Name State 1 year retention rate 6 year graduation rate SAT V+M 25th percentile SAT V+M 75th percentile Percent of freshmen in top 10% of high school class Section 3: Selected 23 institutions, sorted by 1 year retention in descending order 167 Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey Newark NJ 87% 65% % 136 Bitola University CA 85% 71% % 191 Virginia Commonwealth University VA 83% 51% % 191 Washington State University WA 83% 69% % 183 University of Oregon OR 83% 70% % 167 Seton Hall University NJ 83% 63% % 191 Texas Tech University TX 82% 60% % 179 Oregon State University OR 82% 60% % 111 San Diego State University CA 82% 66% N/A 111 Azusa Pacific University CA 81% 67% % 139 New School NY 81% 66% % 183 University of Rhode Island RI 80% 60% % 94 Arizona State University AZ 80% 56% % 170 Adelphi University NY 79% 62% % 159 University of Maine ME 79% 58% % 170 George Fox University OR 78% 64% % 167 University of Nevada Reno NV 78% 47% % 159 Univ. of Massachusetts Lowell MA 78% 53% % 143 University of Hawaii Manoa HI 78% 48% % 159 U. of North Carolina Charlotte NC 77% 54% % 143 Ball State University IN 77% 58% % 159 U. of North Carolina Greensboro NC 76% 52% % 170 Pace University NY 75% 60% % Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (pn, ww) Measure 1180b, page 12 of 64 02/16/11

6 St. John's University Measure Graduating Student Survey (GSS): The 2009 & 2010 Results (Total responses in 2009: Undergraduate (UG) = 1,652; Graduate (GR) = 833 in 2010: Undergraduate (UG) = 1,715; Graduate (GR) = 965 NA in the table indicates the data were not available because the item was not listed in the survey.) 1. If you are planning to pursue further study this Fall or next Spring, what degree level? 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses 1,649 1, Bachelor 4% 5% 0% 0% Master's 42% 43% 6% 8% Doctorate 1% 1% 14% 12% Professional (MD, JD, etc) 11% 10% 59.0% 4% 3% No plan 42% 42% 77% 77% 2. If you are planning to pursue further study this Fall or next Spring, please give name of educational institution and program. 3. If you are the recipient of a fellowship/scholarship to pursue further study, please indicate the name and provide any other information (Duration, Amount, etc.) 4. What are your employment plans after graduation? 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses 1,420 1, Keeping my current job NA 14% NA 27% Offer Accepted 15% 10% 44% 17% Looking 76% 70% 47% 53% No plan 10% 6% 9% 3% 5. If you accepted an offer, please give name of employer and position and let us know how well your position is aligned with your career interests. Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (ch, yl, pn) Measure 1105, Page 13 of 64 10/14/2011

7 7. If you participated in any type of internship(s), which of the following did you complete while at St. John's? (Check all that apply) (In 2009, this question was not asked. The data for internships in 2009 came from the item that asked the primary 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of students NA 1,536 NA 839 a) Academic Internship for Credit NA 27% NA 24% b) Paid Internship NA 14% NA 17% c) Unpaid Internship (non-credit) NA 13% NA 8% d) Student Teaching NA 7% NA 11% e) Clinical Rotation NA 2% NA 18% Any of a), b), or c) listed above NA 45% NA 42% Any of the 5 types listed above NA 53% NA 60% 6. Regarding the students who didn't have any type of internships, what percent of them wanted to participate but were unable to secure an internship? 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR Number of students who didn't have any internships NA 727 NA 338 Students who wanted to participate but was unable to secure an internship NA 26% NA 15% 8. Whether or not you completed any type of internship, please rate your satisfaction with the University's support of internship programs UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses 695 1, Very Satisfied 23% 23% 23% 25% Satisfied 54% 58% 57% 59% Dissatisfied 17% 15% 13% 10% Very Dissatisfied 7% 4% 6% 6% Very Satisfied/Satisfied 77% 81% 80% 84% Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (ch, yl, pn) Measure 1105, Page 14 of 64 10/14/2011

8 9. How well did St. John's do at providing career preparation for job placement? 2009 UG GR 2010 GR # of responses 997 1, Excellent 10% 12% 17% 17% Good 39% 37% 39% 39% Fair 35% 35% 28% 30% Poor 16% 16% 15% 14% Excellent/Good 49% 49% 56% 56% 10. How was the quality of instruction at St. John's? 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses 1,359 1, Excellent 23% 24% 32% 33% Good 56% 55% 52% 49% Fair 19% 17% 15% 15% Poor 2% 4% 1% 3% Excellent/Good 79% 79% 84% 82% 11. How would you rate the quality of academic advising you have received at St. John's? 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses NA 1,509 NA 821 Excellent NA 25% NA 28% Good NA 43% NA 44% Fair NA 22% NA 21% Poor NA 10% NA 7% Excellent/Good NA 68% NA 72% 12. Please rate how well did St. John's do at providing a global experience for you through study abroad, in the classroom or through student activities and share your comments UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses NA 1483 NA 800 No exposure to global experience NA 39% NA 42% Had global experience NA 898 NA 465 Excellent NA 32% NA 26% Good NA 43% NA 47% Fair NA 21% NA 24% Poor NA 5% NA 3% Excellent/Good NA 75% NA 73% Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (ch, yl, pn) Measure 1105, Page 15 of 64 10/14/2011

9 13. Overall, how well did St. John's do at integrating technology into the learning experience? 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses NA 1,489 NA 814 Excellent NA 31% NA 31% Good NA 51% NA 50% Fair NA 15% NA 16% Poor NA 2% NA 2% Excellent/Good NA 82% NA 81% 14. How has the St. John's Catholic and Vincentian Mission impacted your experience at St. John s? 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses 1,326 1, Very Positively 16% 16% 14% 14% Positively 53% 58% 47% 49% Negatively 1% 2% 1% 1% Very Negatively 0% 1% 0% 0% Not at all 30% 23% 38% 36% Very Positively/Positively 69% 74% 61% 63% 15. If you participated in any service activities during your time at St. John's, through which of the following? (Check all that apply) 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of students NA 1,482 NA 805 Student Organizations NA 45% NA 21% Academic Service-Learning NA 40% NA 19% Campus Ministry NA 18% NA 8% Learning Communities NA 9% NA 6% Other (See Table 11 for a complete list) NA 7% NA 7% Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (ch, yl, pn) Measure 1105, Page 16 of 64 10/14/2011

10 16. To what extent has your experience at St. John's allowed for the development of a faith dimension in your life? 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses NA 1,448 NA 776 To a great extent NA 19% NA 17% To some extent NA 51% NA 45% Not at all NA 29% NA 39% To some or a great extent NA 70% NA 62% 17. Please list activities both inside and outside of the classroom that facilitated the development of a faith dimension in your life. (See Table 12.) 18. Please list all of the student clubs, organizations and societies with which you were affiliated during your years at St. John's. (See Tables 13a and 13b.) 19. Please rate your overall satisfaction with, and share your comments regarding your experience at St. John's UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses 1,345 1, Very Satisfied 22% 32% 26% 32% Satisfied 68% 62% 66% 60% Dissatisfied 9% 5% 7% 7% Very Dissatisfied 1% 1% 1% 1% Satisfied/Very Satisfied 90% 94% 92% 92% 20. Tuition paid was a worthwhile investment UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses 1,352 1, Strongly Agree 11% 9% 17% 15% Agree 57% 56% 61% 62% Disagree 25% 28% 17% 18% Strongly Disagree 7% 7% 5% 5% Strongly Agree/Agree 68% 65% 78% 77% 21. What is the best way to contact you after graduation? (Please include your address and/or phone number) Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (ch, yl, pn) Measure 1105, Page 17 of 64 10/14/2011

11 22. I would like to be contacted for the following activities in the future. (Check all that apply) 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of students NA 1,418 NA 773 Alumni Relations Events NA 62% NA 48% Mentoring role with students NA 35% NA 29% Recruitment events with the Office of Admissions Leadership role in organizing alumni functions 23. Do you want to be involved in service after graduation? NA 31% NA 24% NA 24% NA 18% 2009 UG 2010 UG 2009 GR 2010 GR # of responses NA 1,323 NA 714 Yes NA 22% NA 18% No NA 78% NA 82% Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (ch, yl, pn) Measure 1105, Page 18 of 64 10/14/2011

12 Measures Alumni Attitude Survey: List of selected six colleges as the comparison group 1 Georgetown University 2 Niagara University 3 New York University 4 Syracuse University 5 University of Cincinnati 6 University of Houston College Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (pn, ww) Measure 2136, Page 19 of 64 02/16/11

13 Measure 2130: CPA pass rates for selected NYS colleges in 2009 Serial # College No. of All Candidates Passed All Parts Passed Some Parts Passed : All + Some Passed None 1 Touro % 24% 69% 31% 2 SUNY Buffalo % 30% 67% 33% 3 SUNY Binghamto % 35% 65% 35% 4 Yeshiva % 36% 64% 36% 5 Fordham % 34% 63% 37% 6 SUNY Albany % 25% 59% 41% 7 CUNY Baruch 1,135 27% 29% 56% 44% 8 Hofstra % 34% 55% 45% 9 Wagner 17 12% 41% 53% 47% 10 Adelphi 81 26% 25% 51% 49% 11 St. John's % 24% 46% 54% 12 St. Joseph's 11 18% 27% 45% 55% 13 LIU Post 95 17% 27% 44% 56% 14 Pace-NY % 26% 44% 56% 15 NYIT 16 31% 13% 44% 56% 16 St. Francis 27 26% 15% 41% 59% 17 SUNY OW % 21% 39% 61% 18 CUNY Queens % 20% 38% 62% 19 Dowling 66 23% 14% 36% 64% Average % 26% 52% 48% Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (pn, ww) Measure 2130, Page 20 of 64 02/16/11

14 Measure 1185a. US News and World Report: Factors and Weights, 2011 Edition Factor Weight 1 Undergraduate academic reputation 22.5% Peer assessment presidents, provosts, deans of admission 15.0% Rating of academic programs counselors in public high schools 7.5% 2 Graduation and freshman retention 20.0% Six year graduation rate 16.00% Freshman retention rate 4.00% 3 Faculty resources 20.0% Proportion of classes with less than 20 students 6.0% Proportion of classes with 50 or more students 2.0% Faculty salary 7.0% Proportion of faculty with highest degree in their fields 3.0% Student faculty ratio 1.0% Proportion of faculty who are full time 1.0% 4 Student selectivity 15.0% SAT scores 7.5% Proportion in top 10% of high school classes 6.0% Acceptance rate 1.5% 5 Financial Resources 10.0% Average spending per student on instruction, research, student services and related educational expenditures 6 Graduation rate performance 7.5% Value added: Difference between actual six year graduation rate and rate predicted by US News 7 Alumni giving rate 5.0% Total 100% Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (pn, ww) Measure 1185a, Page 21 of 64 02/16/11

15 Measure 1185b. US News and World Report: Best National Universities, 2011 Edition Rank School Name Overall Score Reputation Index Freshman retention rate 6-year graduation rate Classes with less than 20 t d t Student/ Faculty Ratio FTE fulltime faculty SAT / ACT 25th-75th percentile Freshmen in top 10% of high school class Acceptance Rate Average alumni giving rate 1 Harvard University % 98% 80% 7/1 95% % 7% 37% 2 Princeton University % 96% 73% 6/1 92% % 10% 60% 3 Yale University % 98% 79% 6/1 88% % 8% 38% 4 Columbia University % 96% 79% 6/1 92% % 10% 34% 5 Stanford University % 95% 68% 6/1 100% % 8% 34% 5 University of Pennsylvania % 95% 72% 6/1 84% % 18% 37% 7 California Institute of Technology % 89% 64% 3/1 97% % 15% 35% 7 Massachusetts Inst. of Technology % 91% 65% 7/1 90% % 11% 36% 9 Dartmouth College % 94% 64% 8/1 92% % 13% 49% 9 Duke University % 95% 71% 8/1 97% % 19% 38% 9 University of Chicago % 91% 78% 6/1 85% % 27% 32% 12 Northwestern University % 95% 73% 7/1 96% % 27% 31% 13 Johns Hopkins University % 91% 67% 10/1 98% % 27% 33% 13 Washington University in St. Louis % 93% 70% 7/1 94% % 22% 31% 15 Brown University % 95% 70% 9/1 93% % 11% 37% 15 Cornell University % 92% 56% 11/1 98% % 19% 31% 17 Rice University % 93% 65% 6/1 94% % 22% 33% 17 Vanderbilt University % 91% 65% 8/1 93% % 20% 24% 19 University of Notre Dame % 96% 54% 12/1 96% % 29% 44% 20 Emory University % 90% 64% 7/1 95% % 30% 36% 21 Georgetown University % 93% 61% 10/1 74% % 20% 27% 22 University of California--Berkeley % 90% 60% 16/1 91% % 22% 13% 23 Carnegie Mellon University % 84% 62% 12/1 97% % 36% 18% 23 Univ. of Southern California % 88% 63% 9/1 81% % 24% 43% 25 Univ. of California--Los Angeles % 89% 52% 17/1 91% % 22% 13% 25 University of Virginia % 93% 52% 16/1 97% % 32% 22% 25 Wake Forest University % 90% 57% 11/1 91% % 38% 30% 28 Tufts University % 91% 71% 9/1 83% % 27% 21% 29 University of Michigan--Ann Arbor % 89% 46% 15/1 93% % 50% 16% 30 U. of North Carolina--Chapel Hill % 87% 39% 14/1 97% % 32% 22% 31 Boston College % 91% 47% 13/1 77% % 30% 26% Measure 1185b, page 22 of 64

16 Rank School Name Overall Score Reputation Index Freshman retention rate 6-year graduation rate Classes with less than 20 t d t Student/ Faculty Ratio FTE fulltime faculty SAT / ACT 25th-75th percentile Freshmen in top 10% of high school class Acceptance Rate Average alumni giving rate 31 College of William and Mary % 91% 48% 12/1 89% % 34% 22% 33 New York University % 85% 60% 11/1 71% % 38% 9% 34 Brandeis University % 87% 61% 9/1 89% % 40% 30% 35 Georgia Institute of Technology % 79% 38% 20/1 96% % 59% 28% 35 Univ. of California--San Diego % 84% 40% 19/1 93% % 38% 6% 37 Lehigh University % 86% 49% 10/1 87% % 33% 22% 37 University of Rochester % 80% 59% 10/1 85% % 39% 18% 39 University of California--Davis % 81% 35% 16/1 96% % 46% 10% 39 Univ. of California--Santa Barbara % 86% 47% 17/1 95% % 48% 17% 41 Case Western Reserve Univ % 81% 61% 9/1 93% % 70% 20% 41 Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst % 82% 53% 16/1 93% % 43% 16% 41 University of California--Irvine % 82% 45% 19/1 93% % 44% 9% 41 University of Washington % 81% 33% 12/1 93% % 58% 16% 45 University of Texas--Austin % 81% 36% 17/1 97% % 45% 15% 45 Univ. of Wisconsin--Madison % 82% 44% 17/1 94% % 57% 12% 47 Pennsylvania State U.--University P % 85% 31% 17/1 95% % 52% 22% 47 U. of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign % 83% 38% 16/1 99% % 65% 13% 47 University of Miami % 80% 52% 11/1 90% % 44% 18% 50 Yeshiva University % 85% 65% 7/1 89% % 63% 22% 51 George Washington University % 81% 56% 13/1 66% % 37% 9% 51 Tulane University % 73% 65% 8/1 74% % 26% 19% 53 Pepperdine University % 80% 65% 14/1 80% % 41% 11% 53 University of Florida % 82% 40% 20/1 98% % 42% 16% 55 Syracuse University % 83% 63% 15/1 84% % 60% 17% 56 Boston University % 81% 56% 15/1 81% % 54% 8% 56 Fordham University % 79% 50% 13/1 72% % 50% 23% 56 Ohio State University--Columbus % 75% 32% 15/1 90% % 76% 15% 56 Purdue Univ.--West Lafayette % 70% 38% 14/1 96% % 73% 21% 56 Southern Methodist University % 77% 59% 11/1 84% % 53% 18% 56 University of Georgia % 81% 36% 18/1 92% % 54% 13% 56 Univ. of Maryland--College Park % 82% 34% 18/1 89% % 42% 10% 63 Texas A&M Univ.--College Station % 80% 22% 18/1 93% % 67% 17% Measure 1185b, page 23 of 64

17 Rank School Name Overall Score Reputation Index Freshman retention rate 6-year graduation rate Classes with less than 20 t d t Student/ Faculty Ratio FTE fulltime faculty SAT / ACT 25th-75th percentile Freshmen in top 10% of high school class Acceptance Rate Average alumni giving rate 64 Clemson University % 77% 43% 16/1 96% % 63% 28% 64 Rutgers, the State University of New % 77% 42% 14/1 85% % 61% 13% 64 Univ. of Minnesota--Twin Cities % 68% 40% 21/1 86% % 50% 14% 64 University of Pittsburgh % 78% 40% 15/1 89% % 59% 14% 64 Worcester Polytechnic Inst % 80% 67% 14/1 89% % 63% 16% 69 Northeastern University % 75% 61% 14/1 87% % 41% 10% 69 University of Connecticut % 78% 43% 18/1 90% % 50% 18% 69 Virginia Tech % 80% 24% 16/1 95% % 67% 17% 72 Colorado School of Mines % 69% 46% 15/1 88% % 63% 24% 72 Univ. of California--Santa Cruz % 76% 46% 18/1 88% % 64% 10% 72 University of Iowa % 69% 50% 15/1 98% % 83% 12% 75 Brigham Young Univ.--Provo % 77% 47% 21/1 91% % 69% 18% 75 Indiana University--Bloomington % 74% 32% 19/1 94% % 73% 16% 75 Marquette University % 80% 39% 14/1 80% % 66% 17% 75 University of Delaware % 75% 40% 12/1 93% % 57% 10% 79 American University % 77% 45% 14/1 77% % 53% 12% 79 Baylor University % 70% 48% 15/1 90% % 50% 16% 79 Miami University--Oxford % 83% 32% 17/1 87% % 79% 17% 79 Michigan State University % 77% 24% 16/1 96% % 73% 15% 79 SUNY College of Environmental Sc % 65% 77% 12/1 94% % 43% 27% 79 University of Alabama % 66% 43% 20/1 90% % 57% 31% 85 Auburn University % 67% 25% 18/1 96% % 80% 32% 86 Binghamton University--SUNY % 81% 40% 20/1 87% % 33% 9% 86 Clark University % 78% 57% 10/1 84% % 64% 16% 86 Drexel University % 66% 65% 9/1 83% % 55% 16% 86 Drexel University % 66% 65% 9/1 83% % 55% 16% 86 Stevens Institute of Technology % 75% 43% 7/1 78% % 51% 22% 86 St. Louis University % 73% 55% 13/1 82% % 71% 14% 86 University of Colorado--Boulder % 67% 47% 18/1 86% % 84% 9% 86 University of Denver % 74% 62% 9/1 74% % 70% 7% 93 University of Tulsa % 62% 70% 11/1 92% % 50% 23% 94 Iowa State University % 69% 33% 16/1 95% % 85% 16% Measure 1185b, page 24 of 64

18 Rank School Name Overall Score Reputation Index Freshman retention rate 6-year graduation rate Classes with less than 20 t d t Student/ Faculty Ratio FTE fulltime faculty SAT / ACT 25th-75th percentile Freshmen in top 10% of high school class Acceptance Rate Average alumni giving rate 94 Univ. of California--Riverside % 68% 39% 18/1 94% % 78% 6% 94 Univ. of Missouri % 68% 44% 19/1 98% % 83% 18% 94 University of San Diego % 74% 42% 15/1 73% % 49% 8% 94 University of Vermont % 73% 47% 17/1 92% % 71% 16% 99 SUNY--Stony Brook % 67% 33% 19/1 85% % 40% 12% 99 Texas Christian University % 74% 42% 13/1 85% % 59% 19% 99 University of Dayton % 78% 35% 15/1 76% % 73% 21% 99 Univ. of Massachusetts--Amherst % 66% 35% 18/1 96% % 67% 12% 99 University of the Pacific % 64% 63% 12/1 79% % 42% 9% 104 Florida State University % 71% 36% 22/1 92% % 61% 20% 104 Howard University % 62% 63% 11/1 90% % 54% 8% 104 Samford University % 74% 65% 12/1 86% % 84% 11% 104 University of Kansas % 61% 39% 20/1 91% % 91% 19% 104 Univ. of Nebraska--Lincoln % 63% 38% 20/1 100% % 63% 22% 104 University of New Hampshire % 75% 41% 19/1 84% % 72% 10% 104 University of Tennessee % 61% 31% 16/1 98% % 73% 11% 111 Illinois Institute of Technology % 66% 55% 10/1 81% % 60% 9% 111 North Carolina State U.--Raleigh % 70% 29% 17/1 97% % 55% 11% 111 University of Oklahoma % 64% 46% 18/1 92% % 93% 19% 111 University of Oregon % 70% 37% 20/1 88% % 80% 13% 111 Univ. of South Carolina % 69% 41% 18/1 87% % 64% 18% 111 Washington State University % 69% 39% 15/1 88% % 76% 16% 117 Loyola University Chicago % 68% 32% 15/1 72% % 78% 9% 117 Michigan Technological University % 66% 47% 15/1 94% % 73% 18% 117 University of San Francisco % 70% 49% 15/1 86% % 71% 11% 120 Catholic University of America % 72% 57% 10/1 75% % 86% 8% 120 Duquesne University % 74% 48% 14/1 74% % 76% 12% 120 University at Buffalo--SUNY % 66% 38% 16/1 87% % 52% 9% 120 University of Arizona % 58% 39% 20/1 92% % 78% 5% 124 Clarkson University % 72% 47% 15/1 97% % 73% 18% 124 Colorado State University % 64% 35% 17/1 98% % 72% 8% 124 Louisiana State U.--Baton Rouge % 61% 36% 20/1 96% % 69% 13% Measure 1185b, page 25 of 64

19 Rank School Name Overall Score Reputation Index Freshman retention rate 6-year graduation rate Classes with less than 20 t d t Student/ Faculty Ratio FTE fulltime faculty SAT / ACT 25th-75th percentile Freshmen in top 10% of high school class Acceptance Rate Average alumni giving rate 124 Ohio University % 69% 45% 19/1 90% % 82% 9% 124 University of St. Thomas % 72% 42% 15/1 73% % 87% 16% 129 Missouri University of Science & Te % 63% 33% 16/1 92% % 93% 19% 129 University of Kentucky % 60% 29% 18/1 91% % 74% 12% 129 University of Utah % 58% 43% 15/1 86% % 80% 11% 132 Kansas State University % 59% 53% 20/1 96% 24 22% 55% 17% 132 Oklahoma State University % 60% 41% 18/1 92% % 86% 15% 132 Temple University % 67% 34% 16/1 74% % 61% 9% 132 University of Arkansas % 59% 31% 17/1 97% % 56% 19% 136 DePaul University % 63% 35% 17/1 75% % 74% 6% 136 Seton Hall University % 63% 45% 14/1 77% % 79% 9% 136 University of La Verne % 68% 77% 12/1 74% % 68% 9% 139 Hofstra University % 56% 48% 14/1 72% % 57% 10% 139 New Jersey Inst. of Technology % 55% 39% 15/1 83% % 67% 18% 139 New School % 66% 91% 10/1 41% % 64% 6% 139 Oregon State University % 60% 37% 22/1 81% % 83% 13% 143 Arizona State University % 56% 38% 23/1 97% % 91% 9% 143 George Mason University % 63% 30% 16/1 76% % 63% 5% 143 Rutgers, the State University of New % 65% 29% 12/1 84% % 60% 9% 143 St. John's University % 58% 34% 19/1 72% % 43% 17% 143 University at Albany--SUNY % 63% 20% 19/1 75% % 47% 9% 143 University of Illinois--Chicago % 54% 33% 18/1 90% % 63% 6% 143 University of Mississippi % 60% 49% 17/1 94% % 80% 12% 143 University of Texas--Dallas % 63% 30% 20/1 86% % 52% 8% 151 Mississippi State University % 61% 40% 18/1 95% % 65% 13% 151 University of Alabama--Birmingham % 39% 40% 17/1 97% % 84% 12% 153 Polytechnic Institute of New York U % 54% 52% 15/1 71% % 55% 11% 153 University of Idaho % 56% 52% 17/1 93% % 80% 10% 153 University of Wyoming % 55% 39% 14/1 98% % 96% 10% 156 Illinois State University % 69% 31% 19/1 90% N/A 62% 7% 156 Pacific University % 60% 65% 11/1 81% % 78% 12% 156 University of Cincinnati % 55% 39% 16/1 99% % 67% 10% Measure 1185b, page 26 of 64

20 Rank School Name Overall Score Reputation Index Freshman retention rate 6-year graduation rate Classes with less than 20 t d t Student/ Faculty Ratio FTE fulltime faculty SAT / ACT 25th-75th percentile Freshmen in top 10% of high school class Acceptance Rate Average alumni giving rate 159 Adelphi University % 62% 46% 9/1 61% % 70% 6% 159 Florida Institute of Technology % 58% 55% 14/1 91% % 74% 24% 159 Texas Tech University % 60% 22% 23/1 97% % 68% 16% 159 University of Hawaii--Manoa % 48% 45% 14/1 98% % 67% 9% 159 University of Maine % 58% 49% 15/1 88% % 80% 9% 159 U. of Maryland--Baltimore County % 59% 41% 19/1 85% % 69% 4% 159 University of North Dakota % 53% 39% 18/1 96% % 73% 15% 159 Widener University % 57% 60% 12/1 73% % 70% 8% 167 Azusa Pacific University % 67% 64% 12/1 97% % 59% N/A 167 University of Rhode Island % 60% 35% 15/1 77% % 84% 8% 167 Virginia Commonwealth University % 51% 38% 18/1 84% % 59% 7% 170 Biola University % 71% 47% 17/1 75% % 82% 10% 170 Bowling Green State University % 60% 32% 19/1 94% % 89% 9% 170 George Fox University % 64% 59% 11/1 71% % 69% 7% 170 Pace University % 60% 51% 15/1 67% % 78% 5% 170 South Carolina State University % 36% 48% 16/1 92% % 73% 12% 170 Utah State University % 56% 34% 18/1 93% % 98% 9% 176 Immaculata University % 62% 80% 11/1 50% N/A 80% 15% 176 University of Louisville % 48% 24% 18/1 84% % 73% 13% 176 West Virginia University % 58% 33% 23/1 90% % 88% 8% 179 Ball State University % 58% 32% 18/1 92% % 74% 11% 179 University of Alabama--Huntsville % 48% 40% 17/1 86% % 72% 4% 179 University of Central Florida % 63% 27% 31/1 89% % 47% 13% 179 Western Michigan University % 54% 37% 19/1 84% % 83% 8% 183 Kent State University % 51% 46% 20/1 80% % 72% 4% 183 Montana State University % 48% 43% 16/1 88% % 64% 10% 183 San Diego State University % 66% 19% 22/1 79% N/A 36% 3% 183 Southern Illinois U.--Carbondale % 44% 50% 16/1 96% % 69% 6% 183 St. Mary's Univ. of Minnesota % 55% 52% 12/1 39% % 72% 18% 183 University of Hartford % 53% 69% 12/1 66% N/A 68% 7% 183 Univ. of Massachusetts--Lowell % 53% 37% 14/1 80% % 73% 8% 183 University of South Florida % 48% 24% 27/1 97% % 48% 14% Measure 1185b, page 27 of 64

21 Rank School Name Overall Score Reputation Index Freshman retention rate 6-year graduation rate Classes with less than 20 t d t Student/ Faculty Ratio FTE fulltime faculty SAT / ACT 25th-75th percentile Freshmen in top 10% of high school class Acceptance Rate Average alumni giving rate 191 Andrews University % 58% 59% 13/1 92% % 49% 10% 191 North Dakota State University % 52% 42% 18/1 94% % 79% 15% 191 University of Colorado--Denver % 43% 29% 15/1 93% % 61% 4% 191 University of Montana % 44% 45% 20/1 87% % 83% 15% 191 University of Nevada--Reno % 47% 38% 23/1 99% % 88% 10% 191 U. of North Carolina--Charlotte % 54% 29% 19/1 90% % 76% 5% 191 U. of North Carolina--Greensboro % 52% 40% 17/1 84% % 73% 6% Measure 1185b, page 28 of 64

22 Measure US News & World Report: Best Graduate Schools 2012 Edition US News publishes The highest score is Edition 2010 Edition Best Education Schools: Rank: 104 (out of 251) Score: 43 (out of 100)... the Top 126 out of 279 surveyed.... the lowest ranking published schools scored 40. Rank: 74 Score: 49 (out of 100) Rank: 68 Score: N/A (out of 100) Best Law Schools*: Rank: 95 (out of 190) Score: 44 (out of 100)... the Top 145 out of 190 surveyed.**... the lowest ranking published schools scored 32. Rank: 72 Score: 47 (out of 100) Rank: 87 Score: 43 (out of 100) Best Business Schools 1 : Rank: 131 (RNP) 2 (out of 28Score: 11 (out of 100)... the Top 72 out of 437 MBA programs surveyed.... the lowest ranking published schools scored 40. Rank: 125 (RNPScore: N/A (out of 100) Rank: Not Ranked Score: N/A (out of 100) *In addition, we ranked 25th out of 42 schools listed as having the 'Best Part-Time Law Programs' and we were ranked among 'The Most Diverse Law Schools' with a Diversity Index of.42 - tied for 60th place out of 98 schools listed. **There are an additional 39 schools listed at 'Second Tier' and an overall score is not published for them. 1 In addition, we tied with 28 other schools for 138th (last) place in the 'Top Part-Time MBA Schools' 2 Rank Not Published - US News ranks 142 programs but only publishes the Top 72 3 The decline in overall rank for the Law School was caused primarily by a sharp drop in employment statistics Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (kb) 3/21/11 Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (pn, ww) Measure 3001, Page 29 of 64 02/16/11

23 Measure 3011a. Washington Monthly: Methodology of National Universities Rankings The Washington Monthly's national universities rankings are based on the university's contribution to the public good in three broad categories: Social Mobility (recruiting and graduating low-income students), Research (producing cutting-edge scholarship and PhDs), and Service (encouraging students to give something back to their country). Each category is weighted equally. Social mobility covers the following areas: a) The percentage of students receiving Pell Grants, and b) The difference between the actual graduation rate and the predicted graduation rate a measure of how well the school performs as an engine of social mobility (the predicted rate of graduation is based on incoming SAT scores and Pell Grant percentages). Research consists of the following areas: a) The number of dollars in total research expenditures, and b) The school s ranking in the number of bachelor s recipients who go on to receive PhDs, relative to school size. Service includes the following areas: a) The number of alumni who go on to serve in the Peace Corps, relative to school size, b) Percentage of students who serve in ROTC, c) Percentage of funds in federal work-study money that goes to community service (versus noncommunity service), d) A combined measure of the number of students participating in community service and a total number of service hours performed, both relative to school size, and e) A combined measure of the number of staff supporting community service, relative to the total number of staff; the number of academic courses that incorporate service, relative to school size; and whether the institution provides scholarships for community service. Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (pn, ww) Measure 3011a, Page 30 of 64 09/06/11

24 St. John's University Measure 3011b. Washington Monthly 2011 Rankingsof National Universities: Social Mobility Social Mobility Rank Institution Overall Score Students receiving Pell grants Graduation Rate % Predicted Actual Rank 1 University of California San Diego (CA)* % 72% 84% 19 2 University of California Los Angeles (CA)* 99 26% 75% 89% 12 3 University of California Berkeley (CA)* 98 24% 81% 90% 40 4 Stanford University (CA) 93 15% 94% 95% University of California Riverside (CA)* 85 42% 49% 65% 7 6 Harvard University (MA) 83 13% 98% 98% Case Western Reserve University (OH) 83 19% 83% 81% University of California Davis (CA)* 81 30% 65% 80% 8 9 Jackson State University (MS)* 78 72% 27% 47% 3 10 University of Michigan Ann Arbor (MI)* 77 12% 81% 89% Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MA) 76 17% 96% 91% University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (NC)* 76 13% 80% 85% University of California Santa Barbara (CA)* 76 28% 66% 80% 9 14 Syracuse University (NY) 74 20% 65% 83% 5 15 Texas A&M University College Station (TX)* 74 18% 68% 80% University of Notre Dame (IN) 74 8% 96% 96% Cornell University (NY) 74 11% 90% 92% South Carolina State University (SC)* 68 72% 23% 36% University of Texas Austin (TX)* 68 23% 71% 81% Johns Hopkins University (MD) 67 11% 91% 91% University of Pennsylvania (PA) 66 10% 95% 95% Rice University (TX) 66 12% 93% 93% University of Washington (WA)* 66 18% 71% 81% College of William and Mary (VA)* 65 8% 86% 91% University of Chicago (IL) 65 15% 96% 92% Columbia University (NY) 65 13% 96% 93% Duke University (NC) 65 9% 95% 95% University of Florida (FL)* 65 22% 74% 82% University of Wisconsin Madison (WI)* 65 10% 77% 81% Georgetown University (DC) 63 10% 91% 93% 101 Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (yl) * Indicates Public Institution page 1 of 9 10/14/2011

25 St. John's University Washington Monthly 2011 Rankingsof National Universities: Social Mobility Social Mobility Rank Institution Overall Score Students receiving Pell grants Graduation Rate % Predicted Actual Rank 31 Princeton University (NJ) 63 10% 99% 97% Emory University (GA) 63 15% 91% 88% Michigan State University (MI)* 63 19% 64% 77% Brown University (RI) 63 12% 93% 95% Tufts University (MA) 61 10% 96% 91% Wake Forest University (NC) 61 9% 80% 90% Fordham University (NY) 61 19% 73% 79% University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (IL)* 60 15% 78% 83% Yale University (CT) 60 12% 100% 98% Tennessee State University (TN)* 59 61% 29% 40% George Washington University (DC) 59 10% 79% 81% Ohio State University Columbus (OH)* 59 15% 74% 75% Virginia Tech (VA)* 59 10% 72% 80% New York University (NY) 59 16% 82% 86% University of Minnesota Twin Cities (MN)* 59 19% 70% 68% Brandeis University (MA) 59 15% 87% 87% 137 Pennsylvania State University University Park 47 (PA)* 58 12% 71% 85% University of San Francisco (CA) 58 20% 61% 70% Marquette University (WI) 57 13% 71% 80% University of Southern California (CA) 57 14% 86% 88% North Carolina State University Raleigh (NC)* 56 17% 68% 73% 64 Rutgers, the State University of New 52 Jersey New Brunswick (NJ)* 56 24% 67% 77% University of Virginia (VA)* 56 8% 85% 93% Georgia Institute of Technology (GA)* 56 10% 84% 79% Widener University (PA) 56 27% 48% 57% Clark University (MA) 56 15% 69% 78% University of Rochester (NY) 56 17% 82% 80% 158 Rutgers, the State University of New 58 Jersey Newark (NJ)* 55 38% 52% 65% Vanderbilt University (TN) 55 8% 94% 91% University of California Irvine (CA)* 55 24% 66% 82% 6 Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (yl) * Indicates Public Institution page 2 of 9 10/14/2011

26 St. John's University Washington Monthly 2011 Rankingsof National Universities: Social Mobility Social Mobility Rank Institution Overall Score Students receiving Pell grants Graduation Rate % Predicted Actual Rank 61 Tulane University (LA) 55 6% 84% 73% St. John's University (NY) 55 38% 54% 58% Boston College (MA) 55 10% 85% 91% University of San Diego (CA) 54 11% 72% 74% Mississippi State University (MS)* 54 26% 57% 61% 81 SUNY College of Environmental Science and 66 Forestry (NY)* 54 32% 63% 64% Northwestern University (IL) 53 7% 96% 95% Iowa State University (IA)* 53 18% 64% 69% California Institute of Technology (CA) 53 9% 100% 89% University of California Santa Cruz (CA)* 52 25% 63% 73% Miami University Oxford (OH)* 52 10% 70% 83% Carnegie Mellon University (PA) 52 9% 91% 84% Howard University (DC) 52 36% 57% 62% Dartmouth College (NH) 52 12% 95% 94% Stony Brook University SUNY (NY)* 51 30% 67% 67% University at Albany SUNY (NY)* 51 29% 57% 65% Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY) 50 13% 86% 82% Indiana State University (IN)* 50 35% 39% 41% Purdue University West Lafayette (IN)* 50 14% 66% 69% Baylor University (TX) 49 18% 68% 70% Colorado State University (CO)* 49 15% 63% 64% Florida A&M University (FL)* 49 58% 33% 39% Spalding University (KY) 48 42% 40% 64% 1 84 Duquesne University (PA) 48 16% 62% 76% University of Connecticut (CT)* 48 13% 72% 78% Clarkson University (NY) 48 21% 65% 70% University of Southern Mississippi (MS)* 48 48% 43% 45% Loyola University Chicago (IL) 48 21% 69% 68% University of Georgia (GA)* 48 12% 73% 80% University of La Verne (CA) 48 41% 44% 67% 2 91 University of Pittsburgh (PA)* 47 14% 76% 78% 107 Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (yl) * Indicates Public Institution page 3 of 9 10/14/2011

27 St. John's University Washington Monthly 2011 Rankingsof National Universities: Social Mobility Social Mobility Rank Institution Overall Score Students receiving Pell grants Graduation Rate % Predicted Actual Rank 92 University of Maryland College Park (MD)* 47 11% 80% 82% Auburn University (AL)* 47 9% 70% 67% St. Louis University (MO) 46 16% 76% 73% Pepperdine University (CA) 46 11% 74% 80% Illinois Institute of Technology (IL) 46 26% 74% 66% Clark Atlanta University (GA) 46 57% 30% 43% North Carolina A&T State University (NC)* 46 56% 33% 37% University of Idaho (ID)* 46 27% 55% 56% University of Oregon (OR)* 46 15% 60% 70% University of St. Thomas (MN) 46 14% 67% 72% American University (DC) 46 8% 78% 77% University of South Carolina (SC)* 45 13% 69% 69% Wright State University (OH)* 45 33% 46% 45% University of Dayton (OH) 45 11% 67% 78% Florida State University (FL)* 45 18% 69% 71% 113 Polytechnic Institute of New York University 107 (NY) 45 47% 63% 55% Indiana University Bloomington (IN)* 44 14% 68% 73% Pace University (NY) 44 34% 54% 58% Boston University (MA) 44 11% 78% 82% Worcester Polytechnic Institute (MA) 44 11% 79% 80% Washington University in St. Louis (MO) 44 6% 98% 93% University of Missouri (MO)* 43 14% 67% 68% Trinity International University (IL) 43 35% 49% 47% Adelphi University (NY) 43 22% 57% 62% University of Arizona (AZ)* 43 19% 59% 58% Washington State University (WA)* 43 16% 58% 69% University of Texas El Paso (TX)* 42 56% 33% 32% Binghamton University SUNY (NY)* 42 18% 76% 80% Utah State University (UT)* 42 18% 61% 56% Florida International University (FL)* 42 34% 56% 46% University of Illinois Chicago (IL)* 42 39% 55% 54% 144 Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (yl) * Indicates Public Institution page 4 of 9 10/14/2011

28 St. John's University Washington Monthly 2011 Rankingsof National Universities: Social Mobility Social Mobility Rank Institution Overall Score Students receiving Pell grants Graduation Rate % Predicted Actual Rank 123 Wayne State University (MI)* 41 47% 39% 32% Michigan Technological University (MI)* 41 21% 65% 65% University of Vermont (VT)* 41 14% 69% 73% University of Iowa (IA)* 41 13% 67% 69% University of Denver (CO) 41 12% 71% 75% Clemson University (SC)* 41 11% 73% 77% Temple University (PA)* 40 26% 58% 66% University of Colorado Boulder (CO)* 40 11% 71% 67% University of Alabama (AL)* 40 14% 63% 66% Arizona State University (AZ)* 39 21% 57% 56% Georgia State University (GA)* 39 37% 53% 50% University of Massachusetts-Amherst (MA)* 39 18% 66% 65% Morgan State University (MD)* 39 47% 34% 32% University of Mississippi (MS)* 39 20% 56% 60% Lehigh University (PA) 39 10% 81% 86% Portland State University (OR)* 39 31% 51% 33% San Diego State University (CA)* 38 23% 54% 66% University of Nebraska Lincoln (NE)* 38 16% 67% 63% Northern Illinois University (IL)* 38 33% 48% 48% Oregon State University (OR)* 38 22% 57% 60% University of Delaware (DE)* 38 8% 68% 68% Pacific University (OR) 38 21% 60% 59% Oklahoma State University (OK)* 38 21% 62% 60% University of Louisville (KY)* 37 23% 60% 48% Indiana University of Pennsylvania (PA)* 37 32% 45% 52% Colorado School of Mines (CO)* 37 16% 76% 67% New Mexico State University (NM)* 37 37% 43% 45% Catholic University of America (DC) 37 9% 63% 72% Yeshiva University (NY) 36 11% 72% 78% University of Kansas (KS)* 36 13% 63% 61% Brigham Young University Provo (UT) 36 9% 75% 77% 112 Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (yl) * Indicates Public Institution page 5 of 9 10/14/2011

29 St. John's University Washington Monthly 2011 Rankingsof National Universities: Social Mobility Social Mobility Rank Institution Overall Score Students receiving Pell grants Graduation Rate % Predicted Actual Rank 154 University of Nevada Las Vegas (NV)* 36 23% 50% 39% University of Bridgeport (CT) 36 52% 33% 34% University of North Carolina Greensboro (NC)* 36 31% 50% 52% University of Miami (FL) 35 15% 78% 80% University of Memphis (TN)* 35 39% 47% 37% University of Massachusetts-Lowell (MA)* 35 24% 55% 53% University at Buffalo SUNY (NY)* 35 24% 63% 63% University of Wyoming (WY)* 35 17% 61% 55% Bowling Green State University (OH)* 35 27% 49% 59% West Virginia University (WV)* 34 20% 58% 59% Texas A&M University Commerce (TX)* 34 44% 38% 42% University of Montana (MT)* 34 28% 55% 44% New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJ)* 34 29% 60% 55% Biola University y( (CA) 34 25% 77% 71% University of New Hampshire (NH)* 33 14% 64% 72% University of Utah (UT)* 33 14% 61% 58% East Carolina University (NC)* 33 20% 51% 57% University of North Carolina Charlotte (NC)* 33 27% 53% 54% Texas Christian University (TX) 33 11% 67% 74% DePaul University (IL) 32 25% 59% 63% University of Maine (ME)* 32 26% 56% 58% Southern Illinois University Carbondale (IL)* 32 32% 48% 44% Drexel University (PA) 32 13% 71% 66% Seton Hall University (NJ) 32 21% 53% 63% University of Tennessee (TN)* 32 18% 70% 61% University of New Mexico (NM)* 32 28% 51% 43% Texas A&M University Kingsville (TX)* 31 49% 33% 25% Central Michigan University (MI)* 31 23% 54% 57% University of North Texas (TX)* 31 23% 57% 47% South Dakota State University (SD)* 31 26% 55% 53% Ohio University (OH)* 31 18% 59% 69% 24 Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (yl) * Indicates Public Institution page 6 of 9 10/14/2011

30 St. John's University Washington Monthly 2011 Rankingsof National Universities: Social Mobility Social Mobility Rank Institution Overall Score Students receiving Pell grants Graduation Rate % Predicted Actual Rank 185 University of Rhode Island (RI)* 31 21% 53% 60% University of Central Florida (FL)* 31 17% 68% 63% University of Oklahoma (OK)* 30 19% 68% 64% 181 Missouri University of Science & Technology 188 (MO)* 30 18% 75% 63% Kansas State University (KS)* 30 19% 60% 63% Kent State University (OH)* 30 28% 49% 49% University of Cincinnati (OH)* 30 20% 62% 46% Northeastern University (MA) 30 10% 79% 75% Andrews University (MI) 30 32% 53% 57% University of Massachusetts Boston (MA)* 30 35% 47% 38% New School (NY) 30 23% 58% 66% George Fox University (OR) 29 22% 58% 66% Louisiana State University Baton Rouge (LA)* 29 15% 67% 61% University it of South Dakota (SD)* 29 25% 53% 47% George Mason University (VA)* 29 19% 63% 64% Virginia Commonwealth University (VA)* 29 21% 57% 50% University of West Florida (FL)* 28 25% 53% 45% University of South Florida (FL)* 28 26% 63% 48% Samford University (AL) 28 12% 64% 74% Western Michigan University (MI)* 28 22% 54% 54% Montana State University (MT)* 28 21% 60% 52% Florida Institute of Technology (FL) 27 19% 65% 58% Louisiana Tech University (LA)* 27 29% 54% 46% Illinois State University (IL)* 27 14% 61% 69% University of North Dakota (ND)* 27 15% 55% 54% Barry University (FL) 27 47% 35% 35% University of Toledo (OH)* 27 31% 46% 44% University of Kentucky (KY)* 27 18% 62% 60% Old Dominion University (VA)* 27 20% 55% 51% Hofstra University (NY) 27 17% 68% 56% Texas Tech University (TX)* 27 19% 59% 60% 116 Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research (yl) * Indicates Public Institution page 7 of 9 10/14/2011