Demographics 2

Type of Undergraduate Institution*

1994-1995 combined

1996

Aggregate

Comparison Group

Total

Percent

Total

Percent

Total

Percent

Total

Percent

Engineering College

0

0%

0

0%

0

0%

1

4%

Bachelor's I

5

16%

0

0%

5

10%

6

21%

Bachelor's II

3

9%

1

5%

4

8%

3

11%

Master's I

5

16%

2

10%

7

13%

3

11%

Master's II

0

0%

0

0%

0

0%

1

4%

Doctoral I

2

6%

0

0%

2

4%

0

0%

Doctoral II

1

3%

1

5%

2

4%

1

4%

Research I

14

44%

11

55%

25

48%

13

46%

Research II

2

6%

4

20%

6

12%

0

0%

Unknown

0

0%

1

5%

1

2%

0

0%

Grand Total

32

100%

20

100%

52

100%

28

100%

* These types were established by using the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching's, Classification of Institutions of Higher Education (1994 edition). This ranking system clusters institutions with similar purposes and programs. For example, Research I institutions emphasize research most heavily, whereas Bachelor I and II institutions are primarily four-year colleges without research programs. See this report for a full explanation of the classification system.

Undergraduate Majors of DMP Participants

1994-1995 combined

1996

Aggregate

Total

Percent

Total

Percent

Total

Percent

CS

20

63%

12

60%

32

62%

CS and Math

6

19%

4

20%

10

19%

CS and Biology

1

3%

1

5%

2

4%

Information Science

1

3%

1

5%

2

4%

CS Engineering

1

3%

0

0%

1

2%

CS and Economics

0

0%

1

5%

1

2%

CS and Engineering

1

3%

0

0%

1

2%

CS and Electrical Engineering

0

0%

1

5%

1

2%

Electrical Engineering

1

3%

0

0%

1

2%

Physics

1

3%

0

0%

1

2%

Grand Total

32

100%

20

100%

52

100%

Overall Grade Point Average **

1994-1995 combined

1996

Aggregate

Total

Percent

Total

Percent

Total

Percent

4.0

3

9%

2

10%

5

10%

3.9-4.0

5

16%

5

25%

10

19%

3.8-3.9

8

25%

2

10%

10

19%

3.7-3.8

6

19%

3

15%

9

17%

3.6-3.7

4

13%

5

25%

9

17%

3.5-3.6

2

6%

1

5%

3

6%

Below 3.5

2

6%

2

10%

4

8%

No Answer

2

6%

0

0%

2

4%

Grand Total

32

100%

20

100%

52

100%

** Intervals include lower bound. The minimum grade point average was 3.15; the maximum grade point average was 4.0.

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