Student Diversity & Outcome Information
The Office of Institutional Research makes student diversity and outcome information available below. You can also download a printable copy (PDF/361KB).
Diversity
- By Gender
- By Race
- By Financial Aid Status
Outcomes
- Overall Grad Rate
- By Gender
- By Race
- By Financial Aid Status
- Graduate Education
Fall 2020 Student Diversity
The following tables contain information concerning the self-identified race/ethnicity of 2,019 full-time degree-seeking undergraduate students enrolled at Saint Anselm College during Fall 2020.
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Enrollment by Gender
Enrollment by Gender Count Percent Men 793 39% Women 1226 61% -
Enrollment by Race/Ethnic Group
Enrollment by Race/Ethnic Group Count Percent American Indian / Alaskan 2 0% Asian 24 1% Black / African American 34 2% Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 2 0% Hispanic 87 4% Two or more races 52 3% International 6 0% Unknown 76 4% White 1,736 86% Total 2,019 -
Pell Grant Recipients 2019-2020
Pell Grant Recipients 2019-2020 Count % of Group All Undergraduates 251 12% Full-time first-time students 65 13% Note: Pell Grant data is from IPEDS Financial Aid Survey and is the most current reported year.
Fall 2020 Student Outcomes
As a part of the recently revised Higher Education Opportunity Act (2009) institutions must now provide their completion and graduation rate information. This page contains data on six-year graduation rates of degree-seeking first-time, full-time undergraduate students. The six-year graduation time frame is the equivalent of 150 percent of the expected four years allotted to graduate.
Six year graduation rates for the of first-time full-time undergraduate students who entered Saint Anselm College in the fall of the given year.
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Overall 2014 Cohort Graduation Rate
Overall 2014 Cohort Graduation Rate Count Percent Initial Cohort 523 Number of Allowed Exclusions 0 Graduated in 4 years 422 81% Graduated within 5 years 435 83% Graduated within 6 years 437 84% -
2014 Cohort Graduation Rate by Gender
2014 Cohort Graduation Rate by Gender Women Men Total Initial Cohort 301 222 523 Allowed Exclusions 0 0 0 Graduated within 6 years 261 176 437 Graduation Rate 87% 79% 84% -
Combined Cohort Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity - 2012, 2013, 2014
Graduation rates are calculated according to the number of students in an entering fall cohort who graduate within six years of entering. Students who transfer into the institution are not included in these counts. Because of the small numbers of students in some of the race/ethnicity categories, three years' worth of data have been combined in order to smooth out some of the year-to-year variations and minimize potential identification.
Initial Cohort Count Adjusted Cohort Graduate Count 6-year Grad Rate American Indian / Alaskan 4 4 3 75% Asian 13 13 10 77% Black / African American 31 31 23 74% Hispanic / Latino 41 41 30 73% International Students 9 9 9 100% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander NR NR NR NR Unknown 191 191 146 76% White 1241 1241 1002 81% Two or more races 27 27 18 67% ALANA Total 116 116 84 72% Total 1584 1583 1242 78% Notes: ALANA includes student self-identifying as Hispanic, American Indian, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black/African American, or two or more races. This table categorizes students using the federal government's race/ethnicity categories. "International students" in this table are non-U.S. citizens. "Unknown" students are those who declined to self-identify themselves on college documents.
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2014 Cohort Graduation Rate by Financial Status
2014 Cohort Graduation Rate by Financial Status Initial Count 6-Year Grad Count Graduation Rate % Received Pell Grant 73 60 82% Received Stafford Loan, no Pell 236 181 77% No Pell or Stafford 214 196 92%
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Graduate Study
The list of colleges and universities is a sample of graduate schools where Saint Anselm College recent graduates attended and earned a degree. The data are collected through National Student Clearinghouse, a source for education verification and student educational outcomes research.
This report contains five-year out information which is for the Class of 2013.
Sample List of Graduate Schools Attended by Selected Fields:
Business
- Bentley University
- Boston University
- Bryant University
- Endicott College
- Framingham State University
- Northeastern University
- Southern New Hampshire University
Health
- Barry University
- Boston College
- Boston University
- Fairfield University
- Franklin Pierce University
- Maryville University
- Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
- Northeastern University
- Ponce Health Sciences University
- Tufts University School of Medicine
- University of New England Medical School
- Walden University
Law
- George Washington University
- Harvard University
- Roger Williams University
- Suffolk University
- University Of Mass. - Dartmouth/Law
- University Of New Hampshire- Durham
- Wake Forest University
Master of Arts and Science
- Boston Architectural College
- Boston University
- Clark University
- Clemson University
- College Of William & Mary
- Cuny Graduate School and University Center
- Florida State University
- Johns Hopkins University
- Laboure College
- Lesley University
- Long Island University
- Middlebury College
- Rivier University
- Saint John's University
- Salem State University
- Salve Regina University
- University Of Chicago
- University Of Connecticut
- University Of Massachusetts At Amherst
- University Of Massachusetts Lowell
- University Of Phoenix
- University Of South Dakota
- Yale University
Education
- American International College
- Boston University
- Cambridge College
- Grand Canyon University
- Lesley University
- Northeastern University
- Plymouth State University
- Providence College
- Rivier University
- Salem State University
- Southern New Hampshire University
- Teachers College Columbia University
- University Of Massachusetts Boston
- Cuny Brooklyn College
- University Of New Hampshire- Durham
Social Work
- Rhode Island College
- Simmons College
- University Of Pennsylvania
- Westfield State University
Ph.D.
- Brandeis University
- William James College