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Higher Education Opportunity Act

The latest reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965--the Higher Education Opportunity Act--requires institutions of higher education to provide various statistics and links publicly. This web page represents IR's contribution to these requirements. Many of the required descriptions listed below are satisfied by pointing to the Common Data Set section of the IR website and by linking to other LMU websites. New public reporting is housed here until (and if) it becomes part of more regular reporting.

HEOA/HEA

 

SECTION 111/132

 

Mission Statement

Mission and Goals

Undergraduate applications, admissions, and enrollments (section D2)

2008-9 CDS

SAT/ACT Middle 50% scores used for admissions (section C9)

2008-9 CDS

Fall 2008 proportion of undergraduate degree-seeking students who transferred from another institution:

17.2%

Full-time/part-time enrollments at all levels (sectionB1)

2008-9 CDS

Fall 2008 Number of degree-seekers who are transfer students

17.2%

Male/female student breakdown (sections B1, D2)

2008-9 CDS

Percent of new freshmen cohort from within state, out of state, and international (sectionB2)

2008-9 CDS

Percent of new freshmen cohort by ethnicity (sectionB2)

2008-9 CDS

Fall 2008 Percent of new freshmen cohort registered as disabled

Less than 3%

New freshmen 4, 6, and 8 year graduation rates (sectionB7-11)

2008-9 CDS

Number of completions awarded (section B3)

2008-9 CDS

Most popular major completions (section J1)

2008-9 CDS

Student to faculty ratio, number of FT/PT faculty, and number of graduate assistants (section I2)

2008-9 CDS

Student Life

Student Activities

Career Services

Campus Safety

Transfer Programs

Disability Support Services

Student Life

Student Activities

Career Development Services

Campus Safety

Transfer Programs

Disability Support Services

Transfer policy

Loyola Marymount 2008-2010 University Bulletin

Transfer Applicants

Degree Requirements: Transfer Credits

May 2008 Wage Data, Bureau of Labor Statistics

U.S. Labor Statistics

Cost of Attendance for New Freshmen cohort, on campus (section G1)

Tuition and Fees 2009-2010

2008-9 CDS

 

Tuition, Fees, Housing, and Meals

Cost of Attendance for new freshmen, off campus (section G5)

2008-9 CDS

Average annual grant awarded to new freshmen, including Federal, state, and institutional aid (section H2k)

2008-9 CDS

Total grant aid awarded to undergraduate students from Fed, state institution, and other sources (section G1)

2008-9 CDS

Percent of new freshmen receiving Fed, state, and institutional grants, loans, and other aid publicly or through institution(section H2d)

2008-9 CDS

Fall 2006 cohort default rate

1.10%

 

 

SECTION 488(a)/485(a)

 

Fall 2008 Student body diversity

FT undergraduates by gender (section B1)

Number of enrolled students receiving Pell grants (page 2)

Ethnicity (section B2)

 

2008-9 CDS

2008-9 IPEDS Financial Aid

2008-9 CDS

1999-2007 New freshmen retention rates

Freshmen Retention