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Data Analytics and Reports

Data Request Form
Please download the form to your hard drive, before printing, so the formatting will be correct.

Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 Freshman Class Profile

Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 Freshmen Profile Report

2009-2010 AAMI: African American Male Initiative Report corrected March 7, 2012

2006-2010 Transfer Feeder Report

2005-2009 Retention and Attrition Report

2006-2010 Retention and Attrition Report

Report Printing How To:

  1. Paper size: Legal (8 1/2″ x 14″)
  2. Page orientation: Landscape
  3. Printing: Both sides (front and back)
  4. Booklet: After printing, the page should be folded in half along the imaginary vertical page line. If the report consists of two pages, place one page on top of the other. Review the page layout to make sure the pages will be in numerical order before folding or stapling.
  5. Binding: A long-neck stapler was used to staple the original reports in the middle; one staple approximately one-quarter down from the top and another one-quarter distance from the bottom of the report. This inexpensive, specialized, stapler can be purchased from any office supply vendor.
  6. Fold: Fold the report in the middle, which will also be along the stapled line.
  7. Trimming: Some report covers have designs that “bleed” off the edge of the page. Most printers cannot print to the edge of a piece of paper; they leave a margin around the outside edge. To make the report more pleasing to the eye, one may want to trim these margins with a paper cutter. Trimming should be done after the report is stapled, and folded.
Updated 4.29.2013