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Resources, July 2023 - June 2024

Resources 2024-2025
Total Endowment, FY 2023 (as of end of year) $59,000,000
Operating Revenue $139,000,000
Student-to-Faculty Ratio (Fall 2023) 7:1

Source: Office of Institutional Research

Degrees Conferred Between July 1st, 2023 and June 30th, 2024

Degree Women Men Total % Awarded to Florida Residents
Baccalaureate Degrees 340 179 519 61%
Masters Degrees 654 208 862 57%
Specialist  Degrees 30 10 40 70%
Doctoral Degrees -Research & Scholarship 232 150 382 64%
Doctoral Degrees - Professional Practice 11 1 12 58%
Total 1,267 548 1,815 60%

Source: Office of Institutional Research

Student BodyEnrollment Information

Fall 2024 Headcount Enrollment*

Student Type Full-time Part-time Total
Undergraduate Traditional First-time Freshmen 626 1 627
Transfer-in 138 1 139
Continuing 1,267 41 1,308
Non-degree-seeking 7 7 14
Dual enrollment 0 1,001 1,001
Traditional Undergraduate Total 2,038 1,051 3,089
Non-Traditional (PACE) Transfer-in** 10 12 22
Continuing 59 62 121
Non-Traditional (PACE) Undergraduate Total 69 74 143
Undergraduate Total 2,107 1,125 3,232
Graduate & Professional Master’s Entering 523 198 721
Continuing 595 556 1,151
Master’s Total 1,118 754 1,872
Doctoral – Research & Scholarship Entering 35 6 41
Continuing 87 175 262
Doctoral – Research & Scholarship Total 122 181 303
Doctoral – Professional Practice Entering 328 41 369
Continuing 767 161 928
Doctoral – Professional Practice Total 1,095 202 1,297
Specialist’s Entering 0 3 3
Continuing 0 22 22
Specialist’s Total 0 25 25
Non-degree-seeking Entering - 83 83
Continuing 1 12 13
Non-degree-seeking Total 1 95 96
Graduate & Professional Total 2,336 1,257 3,593
Grand Total 4,443 2,382 6,825

*For the purposes of IPEDS reporting, Foreign Graduate Students (n =40, FTE =26)  enrolled in the Bahamian cohort within the School of Education are excluded from the enrollment counts.**All Non-Traditional undergraduate students entering Barry for the first time are considered transfer-in students, even if they do not submit a college transcript as part of their application, because they receive college credit for their past experiences.  As such, they are not considered first-time freshman in the traditional sense. Source: Office of Institutional Research

Ten-Year Enrollment Trend, Fall Enrollment

Ten-Year Enrollment Trend, Fall Enrollment 2015-2024

*For the purposes of IPEDS reporting, Foreign Graduate Students (n=40) in the Bahamian cohort within the School of Education are excluded and Dual-Enrollment Students (n=1,001) are included in the enrollment counts (Fall 2022). Source: Office of Institutional Research

12-Month Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment Trend

12-month FTE Enrollment

Source: Office of Institutional Research

12-Month Headcount and Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment (FTE) 2024-2025

Academic Level Total 12-month Unduplicated Headcount FTE Enrollment
Undergraduate 4,484 2,894
Graduate 4,383 3,524
Total 8,866 6,418

*Unduplicated headcount: Each student is only counted once for the entire academic year. Source: Office of Institutional Research

Enrollment by Gender, Fall 2024

Student Type  Women % of Total Enrollment* Men % of Total Enrollment*
First-time Freshmen 386 6% 241 4%
Traditional Undergraduate 1,819 27% 1,270 19%
Non-Traditional (PACE) Undergraduate 89 1% 54 1%
Master’s 1,435 21% 437 6%
Doctoral – Research & Scholarship 235 3% 68 1%
Doctoral – Professional Practice 810 12% 487 7%
Specialist’s 23 0.3% 3 0.03%
All Students** 4,488 66% 2,337 34%

*% of 6,825 students. **All Students category is calculated by adding Traditional UG, Non-Traditional (PACE) UG, Master’s, Doctoral Research & Scholarship, Doctoral Professional Practice, and Specialist’s categories, as well as including Graduate Non-degree Student body count. Source: Office of Institutional Research 

Enrollment by Ethnicity, Fall 2024

Race/ Ethnicity First-time Freshmen Traditional UG Non-Traditional UG Master’s Doctoral Research & Scholarship Doctoral Professional Practice Specialist’s Total* % Of Total Enrollment**
Non-resident Alien 87 343 5 145 28 26 1 550 8%
Hispanic 213 1,021 56 545 75 372 6 2,106 31%
American Indian or Alaskan Native 0 6 0 6 1 0 0 13 0%
Asian 4 56 1 121 7 76 1 263 4%
Black or African American 208 826 54 567 122 177 10 1,775 26%
Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 0 1 0 3 2 3 0 9 0%
White 75 643 21 265 49 560 4 1,582 23%
Two or more races 29 132 2 31 2 44 2 215 3%
Unknown 11 61 4 189 17 39 1 312 5%

*Total category is calculated by adding Traditional UG, Non-Traditional (PACE) UG, Master’s, Doctoral Research & Scholarship, Doctoral Professional Practice, and Specialist’s categories, as well as adding Graduate Non-degree Student body count. 

**Total based on Fall Enrollment of 6,836 students. Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding error. 

Source:  Office of Institutional Research 

Demographics

Average Age of Student Body, Fall 2024

Student Type Mean Median Standard Deviation
First-time Freshmen 18.3 18 0.83
Traditional Undergraduate 19.6 19 4.15
PACE Undergraduate 39.1 38 9.51
Master’s 30.9 28 8.92
Doctoral – Research & Scholarship 44.0 43 10.8
Doctoral – Professional Practice 29.9 27 8.42
Specialist’s 33.9 31 8.36

Source:  Office of Institutional Research 

Student Place of Origin, Fall 2024

Residency* Traditional UG % of Enrollment** Non-Traditional (PACE) UG % Of Enrollment** Graduate and Professional % Of Enrollment**
Florida – Dade & Broward counties 1,446 47% 84 59% 1,329 37%
Rest of Florida 411 13% 15 10% 841 23%
Florida – Unknown county 264 9% 29 20% 438 12%
Florida - Total 2,121 69% 128 90% 2,608 73%
Out-of-state 343 11% 5 3% 202 6%
Foreign country 596 19% 10 7% 776 22%
Unknown 29 1% 0 0% 7 0.2%

*Students come from 49 states (including Florida), the District of Columbia, and two territories. There are 89 foreign countries represented in the student body (among non-resident aliens). Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding error. Source: Office of Institutional Research

Residence Life, Fall 2023

Student Type Residency Commuter Campus Resident % Campus Resident
Traditional Undergraduate Florida - local 153 41 21%
Florida - non-local 8 27 77%
Florida - unknown 1,418 375 21%
Foreign Country 106 165 61%
Out-of-state 150 474 76%
Unknown 6 18 75%
Non-Traditional (PACE) Undergraduate Florida - local 53    
Florida - non-local 19    
Florida - unknown 117    
Foreign Country 8    
Out-of-state 12    
Unknown 0    
Graduate & Professional Florida - local 598 3 0.5%
Florida - non-local 698 3 0.4%
Florida - unknown 1,431 20 1.4%
Foreign Country 169 24 12%
Out-of-state 690 37 5%
Unknown 11 2 15%

Source: Office of Institutional Research

Student Financial Aid, Fall 2023 COHORT

Percent of full-time, first-time degree-seeking undergraduates receiving any financial aid 100%
Percent of full-time, first-time degree-seeking undergraduates receiving federal student loan aid 66%
Percent of all undergraduate students receiving some form of financial aid 67%
Percent of all undergraduates receiving federal student loan aid 44%
Average amount of federal, state, local, or the institutional grant aid received by full-time, first-time degree-seeking undergraduates $26,872
Average amount of federal student loan aid received by full-time, first-time degree-seeking undergraduates $5,200

Sources: IPEDS 2023-2024 Financial Aid survey  

College/School & Program Enrollment

Enrollment by Academic Division, Fall 2024

College/School Undergraduate Graduate & Professional Total % Undergraduate
College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) 2,040 304 2,344 87%
College of Nursing & Health Sciences (CNHS) 556 1,848 2,404 23%
D. Inez Andreas School of Business (BUS) 636 477 1,113 57%
Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law (LAW) - 741 741 0%
School of Podiatric Medicine (POD) - 223 223 0%

Source: Office of Institutional Research 

Enrollment by Academic Division

Source: Office of Institutional Research

Top Programs by Enrollment, Fall 2024

Student Type

 

Program/Major

 

Enrollment

 

% Of Enrollment*

 

First-time Freshmen

 

BSN Pre-Nursing 

100 

16% 

BSBA Management 

63 

10% 

BS Pre-Professional Biology  

53 

8% 

BA Undeclared/Undecided 

51 

8% 

BS Psychology 

43 

7% 

Traditional Undergraduate

 

BSN Pre-Nursing 

191 

6% 

BSBA Management 

189 

6% 

BS Psychology 

164 

5% 

BSN Nursing 

142 

5% 

BS Pre-Professional Biology 

123 

4% 

Non-Traditional (PACE) Undergraduate

 

BS Organizational Leadership 

48 

34% 

BPA in Public Administration 

45 

31% 

BS Administration 

29 

20% 

BS Emergency Management 

15 

10% 

BS Information Technology 

4 

3% 

Master’s

 

 

MMS Physician Assistant 

299 

16% 

MS Biomedical Sciences  

292 

16% 

MBA Business Administration

278 

15% 

MS Counseling 

234 

13% 

MSW Social Work

134 

7% 

Doctoral – Research & Scholarship

 

 

EDD Organizational Leadership 

84 

28% 

PHD Counseling 

61 

20% 

PHD Curriculum and Instruction 

54 

18% 

PHD Nursing (Post Master’s) 

49 

16% 

PHD Nursing (Post DNP) 

20 

7% 

Doctoral – Professional Practice

 

 

JD Law 

736 

57% 

DPM Podiatric Medicine 

197 

15% 

Doctor Nursing Practice (Post Bac) 

185 

14% 

Doctor Social Work 

105 

8% 

DPM/MBA Podiatry/Business Administration Dual Program 

26 

2% 

Specialist’s

 

 

SSP School Psychology 

18 

72% 

EDS Educational Leadership

6 

24% 

EDS Educational Leadership

1 

4% 

Top Programs by Enrollment & Academic Division, Fall 2024

College/School

 
Undergraduate

Graduate & Professional

Program/Major 

Enrollment 

Program/Major 

Enrollment 

College of Arts & Sciences

 

BS Psychology

164

EDD Organizational Leadership

84 

BS Pre-Professional Biology  

123 

PHD Curriculum and Instruction 

54 

BA Undeclared/Undecided 

89 

MS Clinical Psychology 

29 

College of Nursing & Health Sciences

 

BSN Pre- Nursing 

191 

MMS Physician Assistant 

299 

BSN Nursing 

142 

MS Biomedical Sciences 

292 

BS Appl Sport Exercise Science 

58 

MS Counseling

234 

D. Inez Andreas School of Business

 

BSBA Management 

189 

MBA Business Administration  

278 

BSBA Finance  

89 

MPA  Public Administration  

114 

BS Sport Mgmt. & Business Admin 

48

MS Leadership and Innovation

29

BS Organizational Leadership

38

EDD Organizational Leadership 

71

BS in Education w/ESOL/Reading End 

22

PHD Counseling 

56 

Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law

 

 

JD LAW 

736 

 

 

School of Podiatric Medicine

 

 

DPM Podiatric Medicine 

197 

 

DPM Podiatric Medicine/MBA 

26 

Source: Office of Institutional Research

Undergraduate Entering Class Characteristics

Undergraduate Admissions & Entering Class Characteristics, Fall 2024

Admission Category Enrollment Funnel Men Women Total* Yield
First-time, Degree-seeking First-year Students Applied 4,095 6,720 10,879  
Admitted 3,040 5,310 8,384 77%
Enrolled Full-time 241 385 626 7%
Enrolled Part-time 0 1 1
Traditional, Degree-seeking Transfer Students Applied 696 1,051 1,767  
Admitted 300 448 757 43%
Enrolled Full-time 72 76 148 21%
Enrolled Part-time 4 9 13

*Total figures may not add to gender totals due to applicants who did not disclose their gender.
Sources: Division of Enrollment Management and Office of Institutional Research 

Admission Credentials of Undergraduate, First-Time, Degree-Seeking First-Year Students, Fall 2024*

College Readiness Assessment N Average 25th Percentile 75th Percentile
High School GPA 627 3.51 3.07 3.93
SAT Total 196 1,000 910 1,100
SAT Mathematics 196 480 430 532
SAT EBRW 196 520 470 570
ACT Composite 56 20 17 23
ACT English 56 20 17 22
ACT Math 56 17 15 22

*From 626 students in the cohort, 31% had valid SAT scores, 9% had valid ACT scores, 100% had valid High School GPA scores. SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and Math scores are reported based on the new (2016) SAT score range 200-800.  

Source:  Office of Institutional Research 

Undergraduate Class Size, Fall 2024

Class Size  Total
Total Number of Students in all Sessions 9,327
Total Number of Sections 506
Mean Section Size 18
Undergraduate section enrollment -to-Undergraduate headcount enrollment ratio 3.0
Student to faculty ratio 7:1

Source: Office of Institutional Research and Office of the Registrar 

Distribution of Undergraduate Section Sizes by Enrollment, Fall 2024

Distribution of Undergraduate Section Sizes by Enrollment

Graduation and Transfer-Out Rates

Graduation and Transfer-Out Rates of First-Time, Full-Time, Degree-Seeking, First-Year Students

Fall 2017 Student Group No. of
Students
Not Graduated/still Enrolled
as of Fall 2023
Transfer-out Rate at
150% of Normal Time
Graduation Rate at
100% of Normal Time
Graduation Rate at
150% of Normal Time
All students 639 1% 25% 20% 38%
Gender Male 173 1% 29% 12% 31%
Female 466 1% 23% 23% 40%
Race/ Ethnicity Non-resident alien 29 0% 0% 41% 62%
Hispanic 250 2% 24% 23% 41%
American Indian or Alaskan Native 4 0% 50% 25% 25%
Asian 1 0% 0% 0% 0%
Black or African American 241 0% 26% 13% 32%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 2 0% 50% 0% 50%
White 89 0% 33% 24% 36%
Two or more races 16 0% 19% 25% 50%
Unknown 7 0% 29% 14% 29%
Financial Aid Status Pell grant recipients 442 1% 24% 19% 38%
Recipients of Direct Subsidized Loan without Pell grant 76 4% 37% 17% 32%
Received neither Pell grant nor Direct Subsidized Loan 121 1% 21% 28% 40%
First Generation First Generation Status 245 0% 27% 18% 37%

Source: Office of Institutional Research 

Retention and Transfer-out Rates

Retention and Transfer-Out Rates of First-Time, Full-Time, Degree-Seeking, First-Year Students

Fall 2022
Student group
No. of Students Transfer-out Rate Retention Rate
All students 576 20% 63%
Gender Male 211 17% 64%
Female 365 22% 63%
Race/ Ethnicity Non-resident alien 73 1% 67%
Hispanic 182 21% 69%
American Indian or Alaskan Native 1 0% 100%
Asian 10 30% 50%
Black or African American 232 24% 58%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 1 0% 100%
White 54 31% 69%
Two or more races 21 26% 52%
Unknown 2 0% 50%
Financial Aid Status Pell grant recipients 336 24% 59%
Recipient of Direct Subsidized Loan without Pell grant 58 25% 59%
Received neither Pell grant nor  Direct Subsidized Loan 182 20% 67%
First Generation First Generation Status 143 28% 55%

Source: Office of Institutional Research 

Faculty & Staff Information

Employment Trends

Five-Year Employment Trend, 2020 - 2024

Faculty & Staff Employment, 2020-2024

Source: Department of Human Resources

Five-Year Faculty & Staff Diversity Trend, 2020 - 2024

Faculty & Staff Diversity Trend, 2020-2024

Note: Racial/Ethnic Minority group includes American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Hispanic, and Two or More Races. Source: Department of Human Resources 

Occupational Characteristics

Faculty and Staff, Fall 2024

Primary Occupation Full-time Part-time Total FTE*
Educational Occupations 255 647 902 471
Archivists, Curators, and Museum Technicians 0 1 1 0
Library 10 1 11 10
Library Technicians 12 6 18 14
Student & Academic Affairs & Other Education Services 16 18 34 22
Management 167 0 167 167
Business & Financial Operations 34 1 35 34
Computer, Engineering & Science 31 6 37 33
Community Service, Legal Arts & Media 99 29 128 109
Healthcare Practitioners & Technical 33 9 42 36
Service 16 0 16 16
Office & Administrative Support 127 21 148 134
Production, Transportation, and Material Moving Occupations 0 2 2 1
Natural Resources, Construction & Maintenance 13 0 13 13
Total** 813 741 1,554 1,060

*In this instance, FTE is calculated by adding full-time figures to one third of part-time counts. ** Graduate assistants are not counted. Source:  Office of Institutional Research 

Faculty & Staff by Assigned Position, Fall 2024

Faculty & Staff by Assigned Position, Fall 2024

Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding error. Source:  Office of Institutional Research 

Faculty & Staff by Primary Occupation & Gender, Fall 2024

Primary Occupation Women % Women Men % Men
Educational Occupations 499 55% 403 45%
Archivists, Curators, and Museum Technicians 1 100% 0 0%
Librarians 8 73% 3 27%
Library Technicians 12 67% 6 33%
Student & Academic Affairs & Other Education Services 15 44% 19 56%
Management 115 69% 52 31%
Business & Financial Operations 26 74% 9 26%
Computer, Engineering & Science 20 54% 17 46%
Community Service, Legal Arts & Media 62 48% 66 52%
Healthcare Practitioners & Technical 25 60% 17 40%
Service 10 63% 6 38%
Office & Administrative Support 123 83% 25 17%
Production, Transportation, and Material Moving Occupations 0 0% 2 100%
Natural Resources, Construction & Maintenance 1 8% 12 92%
Total* 917 59% 637 41%

* Graduate assistants are not counted. Source:  Office of Institutional Research

Faculty & Staff by Employment Status & Gender

Faculty & Staff by Employment Status & Gender

Demographics

Faculty & Staff by Ethnicity & Gender, Fall 2024

Ethnicity by Gender Faculty % Faculty Administrative Staff % Admin. Staff % Faculty & Staff
  Women Men Total Women Men Total Total
Non-resident Alien 4 6 1% 16 9 4% 2%
Hispanic 123 104 25% 150 67 32% 28%
American Indian - 1 0% 1 - 0% 0%
Asian 21 15 4% 13 8 3% 4%
Black or African American 90 42 15% 89 46 20% 17%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 0 1 0% 0 0 0% 0%
White 207 197 45% 113 87 29% 38%
Two or more races 11 5 2% 8 2 1% 2%
Unknown 43 32 8% 47 23 10% 9%
Grand Total* 499 403 100% 437 242 100% 100%

* Graduate assistants are not counted. Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding error. 
Source: Office of Institutional Research

Faculty & Staff Demographics, Fall 2024

Faculty & Staff by Gender & Ethnicity

Source: Office of Institutional Research

Faculty Characteristics

Full-Time Faculty by Academic Rank & Contract Length, Fall 2024

Rank 9-month 10-month 12-month Total
Professor 40 10 22 72
Associate Professor 49 7 23 79
Assistant Professor 44 3 37 84
Instructor 15 0 5 20
Total* 148 20 87 255

*Staff with academic rank and a primary position other than teaching are not included into a total count. Source: Office of Institutional Research

Full-Time Faculty by Academic Rank & Contract Type, Fall 2024

Rank Annual Multi-year Tenured** Tenure-track** Total
Professor 2 62 8 0 72
Associate Professor 4 62 13 0 79
Assistant Professor 2 64 18 0 84
Instructor 18 2 0 0 20
Total* 26 190 39 0 255

*Staff with academic rank and a primary position other than teaching are not included into a total count.
**Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law Faculty. Source: Office of Institutional Research
 

Instructional Staff by School and Employment Status, Fall 2023

School/College Full-Time Part-Time FT-PT Ratio
College of Arts & Sciences 24% 76% 0.3
College of Health and Wellness 25% 75% 0.3
School of Business and Public Administration 40% 60% 0.7
School of Law 47% 53% 0.9
School of Podiatric Medicine 58% 42% 1.4

Source: Department of Human Resources 

Instructional Staff by School

Instructional Staff by School

Instructional Staff by Employment Status

Instructional Staff by Employment Status

Academic Programs

Academic Programs, 2024 - 2025 Academic Year

College/School Number of Undergraduate
Programs/Majors
Number of Graduate
Programs/Majors
Total*
College of Arts & Sciences 38 24 62
College of Nursing & Health Sciences 7 15 22
D. Inez Andreas School of Business 7 7 14
Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law 0 1 1
School of Podiatric Medicine 0 1 1
Total 52 48 100

*Total category is based on degree programs only (not counting seamless or dual options, specializations, minors, or non-degree certificates). Sources: Undergraduate and Graduate catalogs 

Minors & Specializations, 2024 -2025 Academic Year

College/School Undergraduate
Minors
Undergraduate
Specializations
Graduate
Specializations
College of Arts & Sciences 44 37 23
College of Nursing & Health Sciences 4 4 5
D. Inez Andreas School of Business 7   8
Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law - - -
School of Podiatric Medicine - - -
Total 55 41 36

Barry University also offers dual programs such as JD/MBA, DPM/MBA, and MSN/MBA. For a complete list of dual programs please refer to academic catalogs available at https://www.barry.edu/en/registrar/catalogs/ Sources: 2024-25 Undergraduate and Graduate catalogs 

Distance Learning Programs, 2024 - 2025 Academic Year

Program Degree Level Academic Level School/College
Information Technology BS Undergraduate College of Arts & Sciences
Information Technology Portfolio Option BS Undergraduate
Administration BS Undergraduate
Organizational Leadership BS Undergraduate
Organizational Leadership seamless BS/MS UG/GR
Administration MAA Graduate
Curriculum and Instruction MS Graduate
Educational Leadership w/ cert MS Graduate
Educational Leadership w/o cert MS Graduate
Exceptional Studies Education MS Graduate
Higher Education Administration MS Graduate
Human Resource Development MS Graduate
Reading (Non – Certification) MS Graduate
Educational Leadership w/cert EDS Graduate
Educational Leadership w/o cert EDS Graduate
Education in Transform. Sch. Leadership EDD Doctoral
Health Services Administration BS Undergraduate College of Nursing & Health Sciences
Nursing Practice (Post Graduate) DNP Doctoral
Nursing (BSN-PHD) PHD Doctoral
Nursing (Post Master’s) PHD Doctoral
Nursing (Post DNP) PHD Doctoral
Occupational Therapy OTD Doctoral
Social Work MSW Graduate
Social Work Advance Standing MSW Graduate
Social Work DSW Doctoral
Public Administration   BPA Undergraduate School of Business
Emergency Management BS Undergraduate
Public Administration Certificate Undergraduate
Business Administration MBA Graduate
Public Administration MPA Graduate
Accounting  MSA  Graduate
Sport Management and Business Administration  MS  Graduate

Source: Office of the Registrar

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