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Four-Year Graduation Rate: 53% and six-year graduation rate: 73%
(see cohort table for more details)

Four-Year Graduation Rates by Demographic Group
2011 Cohort	Total	Men	Women	White	Black	Hispanic	Asian	Other*	Athletes	Non-Athletes
#	525	171	354	420	19	31	30	25	N/A	N/A
%	54%	45%	59%	57%	39%	41%	47%	53%	N/A	N/A

*Includes American Indian or Alaskan Native, non-resident aliens, race unreported or unknown

Six-Year Graduation Rates by Demographic Group
2011 Cohort	Total	Men	Women	White	Black	Hispanic	Asian	Other*	Athletes	Non-Athletes
#	708	262	446	555	30	42	46	35	N/A	N/A
%	73%	69%	75%	75%	61%	56%	72%	74%	N/A	N/A

*Includes American Indian or Alaskan Native, non-resident aliens, race unreported or unknown
(see NJ Institutional Profile for more details)

Student Transfer Rate and Overview of Institutions Receiving Transfers
Fall 2016 FT First-time Freshmen	Fall 2016 Total	Transferred out in Fall 2017	%	In-State	Out-of-State
Fall 2016 FT First-time Freshmen	1,187	75	6%	71	4

Total Current Year Cost of Attending Institution AY 2017-2018
	Resident	Commuter
Tuition & Fees	$13,403	$13,403
Room & Board	$12,120	$2,587
Books & Supplies	$1,597	$1,597
Transportation	$975	$2,136
Other Expenses	$2,185	$1,847
Total	$30,280	$21,570

Total Projected Costs for Fall 2018 Incoming Freshman
Graduates after 4 years		Graduates after 6 years
Resident	Commuter	Resident	Commuter
$117,773	$84,357	$176,660	$126,535

NOTE: All Costs and projected costs are for Full-Time New Jersey Resident Students

Financial Aid Programs
	Available to Athletes*	Available to Non-Athletes
Presidential Scholarship: SAT of 1400+ and class rank Top 5%		Yes
Provost Scholarship: SAT of 1250+ and a class rank Top 10%		Yes
Deans' Scholarship: SAT of 1150+ and a class rank Top 15%		Yes
Stockton Scholarship: outstanding a & co-curricular accomplishments		Yes
Excellence in Academic Award: 30+ Transfer Credits with 3.6+ GPA		Yes
Stockton Award: A grant program for eligible students participating in the EOF program.		Yes
Stockton Grant In Aid: A grant program for high achieving students who demonstrated need after filing the Free Application For Financial Aid (FAFSA).		Yes
Stockton Urban Leadership Award		Yes
Stockton Tuition Scholarship		Yes
Out of State Tuition Scholarship		Yes

*Athletes are only those students at NCAA Division I institutions who receive athletic aid. Stockton is Division III.

Percentage and Average Amount of Financial Aid
Percentage				Average Amount
	Total # Students	Total # Receiving Assistance	%	Institutional Aid	Non-Institutional Aid+	Athletic Aid
Athletes*	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Non-Athletes	8,275	7,006	85%	$5,498	$14,305	NA

*Athletes are only those students at NCAA Division I institutions who receive athletic aid. Stockton is Division III.
+ Non-Institutional Aid includes private, state, and federal student aid other than athletic aid.

Average Student Loan Indebtedness
	Resident Student when Admitted	Commuter Student when Admitted
Students Graduating in 4 Years	$19,219	$10,620
Students Graduating in 6 Years	$24,951	$18,821
Students Withdrawing after 1 Year	$4,718	$5,068

Overview of Institution's Faculty
	Total Faculty	Full-time Tenured/ Tenure Track	Full-time Non Tenure Track	Part-time	Other (TA, Staff, etc.)
#	730	306	24	314	86
%	100%	42%	3%	43%	12%

Percentage of Courses Taught by Faculty Categories
	Total Courses Taught by All Faculty	Courses Taught by Full-time Tenured/ Tenure Track	Courses Taught by Full-time Non Tenure Track	Courses Taught by Part-time	Other (TA, Staff, etc.)
#	1,867	1,170	73	469	155
%	100%	63%	4%	25%	8%

Comparative information for the State of New Jersey