University RankingsGlobal Rankings

84 Times Higher Education (London)World University Rankings, 2020 101 U.S. News & World Report

Best Global Universities, 2020

National Rankings

Programs ranked in the top 25 globally

ProgramAcademic Ranking of World Universities(Shanghai), 2019

Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings (London), 2020

Times Higher Education World University Rankings (London), 2020

U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities, 2020

Agricultural Sciences 11 18

Agriculture & Forestry 11

Business Administration 24

Communication 4

Communication & Media Studies

16

Education 1 18 12

Environmental Science &Engineering 6

Management 25

Plant & Animal Science 8

Veterinary Science 8

MSU has 10 programs ranked #1 nationwide and a total of 34 graduate and undergraduate programs/schools ranked in the top 25 nationwide.

2020 unless otherwise noted*Indicates graduate program**Indicates both graduate & undergraduate programs

#1

Supply Chain**African History* (2018)Curriculum & Instruction*Elementary Teacher Education*Online Educational Administration*Secondary Teacher Education*Rehabilitation Counseling*Industrial/Organizational Psych* (2018)Nuclear Physics* (2019)

2-10

Higher Education Administration*Educational Administration & Supervision*Educational Psychology*Online Curriculum and Instruction*Online Special Education*Online Educational/Instructional Media*Online Graduate Education*Education Policy*Criminology* (2019) Online Criminal Justice*Biological/Agricultural EngineeringProduction/Operations**

11-25

AccountingManagementManagement Information SystemsOnline Business (excludes MBA)*Undergraduate Business ProgramGraduate Education Schools*Counseling/Psychology* Special Education*Biological/Agricultural Engineering*Econometrics* (2018)Veterinary Medicine*

As of 4/28/20

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Institutional ResearchO�ce of Planning and Budgets

Fall 2019 Student Overview

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44,321applications were received for the 2019-20 academic year

71.1% were admitted (Admit Ratio)

27.1%of those admitted enrolled (Yield)

There were 8,570 students in the fall 2019 entering class (includes first time Summer undergraduates)

Michigan Resident

75.1%Students of Color

24.1%

Receive a Pell Grant

21.3%

First Generation (FAFSA or MSU application)

21.2%

7.9%of the 2019 entering class are in the Honors College.

Undergraduate Overview

49,809Total number of students enrolled

39,17678.7% are undergraduates

10.1%are in the Honors College

22.2%of all undergraduates are students of color

$16,576Average In-State Net Price (2018-19)

91.2%are full-time students

Persistence

91.2%The percentage of first time, full-time undergraduate students in the fall 2018 entering cohort returning for their first fall semester after their original enrollment in fall 2019 is 91.2%.

Graduation

The 6-year graduation rate for students entering in 2013 and graduating in 2019 reached a high of 81%.

2010 77%

2011 77%

2012 79%

2013 77%

2014 79%

2015 77%

2016 78%

2017 79%

2018 80%

2019 81%

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Graduate Outcomes94% of 2019 spring and summer graduates surveyed were employed or continuing their education within 6 months of graduation.Employed (Full-time or part-time)

69%

Continuing Education25%

Unplaced or Unresolved5%

Starting a business or Other2%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

61% were employed in Michigan

77%were employed in the Midwest

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Financial AidTotal support for student assistance increased 32.0% between FY09 and FY19, moving from $434.4 million to $705.3 million (not adjusted for inflation).

FY09 FY19(in millions

not adjusted for inflation)

State of Michigan-85.5% $44.1 $6.4

Federal23.1% $335.1 $412.5

MSU Non-General Fund44.4% $35.1 $50.7

Non-Governmental Loans & External Awards63.3% $50.1 $81.1

MSU General Fund119.9%

$70.0 $153.9

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Undergraduate Financial AidIn Fall 2018, the average in-state net price was $16,579.Students Receiving a Pell Grant

22%Approximately 2 out of every 9students (8,747) received a Pell Grant in the 2018-19 academic year

$44.1 millionTotal amount of aid

$5,045Average amount per student

Students Receiving Federal Student Loans

42%Slightly fewer than 3 out of every 7 students (16,571) received federal student loans in the 2018-19 academic year

$109.7 millionTotal amount of aid

$6,622Average amount per student

Student Debt & RepaymentGraduating Seniors with Student Loan DebtThe percent of seniors graduating with student loans has declined to 51 percent from a recent high of 57 percent. The average loan debt for graduating seniors is $31,393, which is down 1.1 percent from last year.

2015

57%

2016

53%

2017

49%

2018

50%

2019

51%

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Cohort Default RateMSU’s cohort default rate is currently 3.4%. This is lower than the national average of 10.1% and the average for all 4 year public institutions of 6.8 % (FY16, most recent year available).

FY07

3.5%

FY08

4.6%

FY09

4.3%

FY10

5.9%

FY11

5.7%

FY12

4.0%

FY13

3.6%

FY14

3.5%

FY15

2.9%

FY16

3.4%

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1%

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10%

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Budget SnapshotFY19 All Funds BudgetFY 2019 All Funds Budget = $2,751,948,000All Funds Revenue SourcesTuition and Fees 31.5%

Sponsored Programs 19.2%

Auxiliary Activities 15.0%

State Appropriation 10.4%

Departmental Activities 10.3%

Investment Income 9.0%

AgBio Research/MSU Extension 2.3%

University Advancement 2.2%

Other Revenue 0.1%

All Funds Expenditures

Academic and Related Services 65.9%

Physical Plant Ops, Institutional Support, and & Depreciation 18.1%

Auxiliary Enterprises 13.3%

Scholarships and Fellowships 2.7%

FY20 General Fund BudgetFY 2020 General Fund Budget = $1,449,200,000General Fund Revenue Sources

Tuition and Fees 72.6%

State Appropriation 20.1%

Indirect Cost Recovery 5.0%

Investment Income 2.0%

Other 0.2%

General Fund Expenditures

Academic and related services 68.2%Physical Plant Ops, Institutional Support, and & Depreciation 20.2%

Scholarships & Fellowships 11.5%

The General Fund does not directly support:

Athletics MSU HealthTeam Housing

How the Tuition Dollar is SpentInstructional Costs

67% Teaching sta�, lab sta�ng, classroom materials

Student Support

20% Library, Advising, Student Services, IM sports &activities, Career Services, IT

Financial Aid

13%

! The following are funded through appropriations and indirect cost recovery

ResearchPublic service Administration

Buildings & infrastructure

State Support for Higher EducationNationally, state appropriations for higher education increased an average of 22.9% between FY10 and FY20.

Average, 22.9%

When compared to FY10, Michigan ranks 37th out of 50 states for rate of change in state support for higher education with the FY20 appropriation just 3.7% above the FY10 appropriation.

Michigan, 3.7%

Per Pupil State Appropriation

MSU’s per student state appropriation declined 4.6% percent between FY10 and FY20 from $6,610 to $6,308.

2010$6,610

2020

$6,308

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