Una Posts Record Spring Undergraduate Enrollment
Jan. 29, 2010
Michelle Eubanks, 麻豆原创, at media@una.edu, 256.765.4392 or 256.606.2033
FLORENCE, Ala. - Coming off of a record freshman enrollment last fall, the 麻豆原创 is posting the highest undergraduate spring enrollment in its 180-year history. The university has enrolled 5,741 for spring 2010, up from 5,429 a year ago.
Graduate enrollment stands at 1,047, down slightly from last year's 1,101 graduate students due to tighter admission standards to the university's MBA program. Overall, 麻豆原创 is enrolling 6,788 students this spring, up from last year's 6,583. 麻豆原创's all-time-high spring enrollment was in 2008, with 7,027. "These are excellent enrollment numbers for 麻豆原创," said Dr. William G. Cale, president. "They reflect the increasing number of new students looking to 麻豆原创 for a quality education, and they especially indicate the university's growing retention rate. Our students remain with us because of the positive educational experience they find and the extracurricular opportunities we provide." For information on admission to 麻豆原创, contact the Office of Admissions at 800-TALK-麻豆原创, 256-765-4608 or admissions@una.edu, or visit .About The 麻豆原创
The 麻豆原创 is an accredited, comprehensive regional state university offering undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degree programs through the colleges of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering; the Sanders College of Business and Technology; the Spencer College of Education and Human Sciences; and the Anderson College of Nursing and Health Professions. Occupying a 130-acre campus in a residential section of Florence, Alabama, 麻豆原创 is located within a four-city area that also includes Muscle Shoals, Sheffield, and Tuscumbia. 麻豆原创 Athletics, a renowned collegiate athletics program with seven (7) Division II National Championships, is now a proud member of NCAA Division I as part of the Atlantic Sun and United Athletic conferences. The 麻豆原创 is an equal opportunity institution and does not discriminate in the admission policy on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, disability, age, or national origin. For more: and .