About Institutional Research and Data Analytics

Providing Data and Informing Decisions

Established in May 2008, the Office of Institutional Research and Data Analytics facilitates informed decision-making and supports assessment, program review, accreditation, and strategic planning by collecting, integrating, analyzing, and reporting varied institutional data and information.

The office also serves as the responsible unit for regulatory reporting of institutional data to the National Center for Educational Statistics and the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE).

Detailed PDF reports are available on this site by navigating to the reports link found under the menu above. Additional descriptive and analytical inferential reports on student persistence, faculty salaries, teaching loads, instructional costs, and productivity are available only to a select internal audience.

Contact

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Director of Institutional Research & Data Analytics
Ed Doyle, Senior Associate Director of Human Resources
Senior Data Analyst, Institutional Research & Data Analytics

Fall 2023 Enrollment by the Numbers

Student Diversity by the Numbers

30% of U N E undergraduates consider themselves first-generation college students
18% increase in the number of enrolled multi-racial/students of color over five years (includes on-campus students only).

Geographic Diversity

49 states and U.S. territories on-campus students come from, 12 countries U N E on-campus students come from, 52 states and U.S. territories online students come from, 11 countries U N E online students come from

First-Time Students By the Numbers

3.5
Average high school GPA of incoming, first-time UNE students
 
96%
Percent of incoming first-time students that live on-campus
 

UNE Employees by the Numbers

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1,300+

Number of UNE employees

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500+

Full and part-time teaching faculty

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59%

of UNE employees are female

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80%
of UNE employees are full-time or benefit eligible employees 
 
As of November 2023