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Analyzing Student and Employee Ratios in Higher Education: Trends from 2005-2012

Explore the trends in student/employee ratios using IPEDS data from 2005-2012. Derived from the Delta Cost Project report, this analysis delves into changing staffing patterns in higher education. Discover shifts in faculty/administrator ratios, FTE enrollments, and more.

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Analyzing Student and Employee Ratios in Higher Education: Trends from 2005-2012

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  1. Augustana Trends in Student and Employee Ratios IPEDS data from 2005-2012 The same data used to produce the Delta Cost Project Report

  2. But First, Some Context • “Labor Intensive or Labor Expensive? Changing Staffing and Compensation Patterns in Higher Education” (Delta Cost Project) • Report’s release disseminated widely • Chronicle of Higher Ed, Inside Higher Ed, Huffington Post, etc.

  3. Student/Employee Group Ratio Trends

  4. Faculty/Administrator Ratio Trend

  5. Number of Faculty and Administrators FTE

  6. Student Enrollments FTE(Full Time Equivalent)

  7. Number of Full-Time Faculty by Tenure Status

  8. Number of Full-time and Part-time Faculty

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