Points of Pride

2007 ENROLLMENT STATISTICS

  • 45,244 USF's Total Enrollment
  • 34,477 USF's Undergraduate Enrollment
  • 8,817 USF's Graduate Enrollment
  • 3,797 USF's Fall 2007 Freshman Class
  • 5,026 USF's Fall 2007 Transfer Students
  • 1,470 USF's International Students, Representing 127 Countries
  • 9,202 USF Degrees Awarded in 2006-2007 Academic Year
  • USF'S Diverse Student Body: 12% African American, 12% Hispanic, 6% Asian / Pacific Islander

POINTS OF PRIDE

  • USF is one of only three Florida public universities classified by the Carnegie Foundation in the top tier of research universities.
  • USF is the ninth largest public university in the nation.
  • USF is one of 39 U.S. public colleges and universities (the only one in Florida) classified by the Carnegie Foundation as "Community Engaged."
  • USF's proposal to create the Florida Center of Excellence for Biomolecular Identification and Target Therapeutics was ranked highest among all grant proposals reviewed by the Florida Technology, Research and Scholarship Board in 2006 and was funded for a total of $8 million.
  • USF's College of Education sponsors the "USF on iTunes U" website. With the click of a button, students and teachers can access a wide array of educational digital content.
  • The 2007 USF Stampede of Service drew over 1,300 volunteers to work on a variety of projects involving children, the elderly, homelessness issues and environmental clean-ups.
  • USF is a member of the Big East Athletic Conference. USF scored a victory over the East Carolina Pirates in its second-ever bowl game appearance at the 2006 PapaJohn's.com Bowl.
  • USF has over 200,000 alumni representing all 50 states.
  • USF is one of the nation's top centers for researching new treatments for Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases.
  • USF was selected by Princeton Reviewas one of the "366 Best Colleges" in the United States, and was ranked 17th among all schools for diversity.
  • USF's faculty and staff contributed nearly $3.1 million to the University's annual giving campaign in 2007. (Confirmed by Shannon McGorry August 29, 2007.)