Fall 2007 Enrollment Report Highlights:

• Calvin's 2007 fall enrollment, at 4,224, represents an increase of 25 students from last year.
• Calvin welcomed a FTIAC (First Time in any College) class of 1,039 students, an increase of 12 over last year.
• Twenty-three students in the entering class of FTIACs were National Merit Scholars.
• The retention rate of last years' FTIACS (those returning this fall), at 88.6%, is the highest ever.
• The mean High School GPA of the entering class is 3.6, and the median ACT Composite score is 26.
• Just under one-half (47%) of Calvin students are members of the Christian Reformed Church.
• Calvin students come from 48 different states and over 50 different countries.
• Calvin's U.S. ethnic minority population stands at 268 (6.3%), the highest ever.
• Two of Calvin's fastest growing programs are the new International Development Studies Major and the Pre-Seminary track.

See the 2007 Fall Day 10 Report for details.

The Office of Institutional and Enrollment Research at Calvin carries out research, data analysis, and reporting to support institutional decision-making.