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Campbellsville University total enrollment passes 3,600 mark CU has 23rd consecutive semester of record enrollment University's headcount is a record 3,607, including 3,072 undergraduates and 535 graduate students. Put into historical perspective, the total enrollment is almost exactly half the population ALL of Taylor County, KY had, 7,250 in the first census after its founding in 1848. International enrollment also sets record, with more than 300 from other countries. Full time faculty, too, is at record high - 134. Click on headline for story plus photo(s) By Joan C. McKinney News from Campbellsville University CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - Campbellsville University has reached a milestone 23rd consecutive semester of record enrollment for fall 2011 with a total enrollment of 3,607 students, according to Dr. Michael V. Carter, president. CU's headcount increased from 3,431 from fall 2010 to 3,607 for fall 2011. The total enrollment includes 535 graduate and 3,072 undergraduate students. Graduate numbers increased from 453 to 535, and total undergraduates increased from 2,978 to 3,072.President Carter said, "We are very thankful to have a total fall 2011 enrollment of more than 3,600 students." And, he noted, the student population at Campbellsville University is increasingly more diverse. This fall there is more than 300 international students, a record. Dr. Carter is in his 13th year as President of Campbellsville University. CU's fall 2011 numbers are the university's 23rd semester of record enrollment and reflect the quality of more than academic program options at the undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate levels. Other contributing factors to the increase in total headcount include the variety and quality of athletic and other student programs, new and improved facilities, a very talented faculty with an all-time highest number of 134 full-time faculty members, a dedicated staff and group of coaches, and our strong commitment to CU's core mission of providing a Christ-centered educational experience for our students. This story was posted on 2011-10-28 12:50:35
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