USF is anything but uniform. Just like our applicants, we aren’t simply a few numbers on a page. But we know that when you’re making choices, numbers can be important. So we’ve compiled some of the basics here.
USF Census (Fall 2012 Census Date - September 7, 2012)
| Fall 2012 - Undergraduate |
|
| Arts and Sciences |
3,499 |
Management
Undergraduate Business
Degree Completion (Undergraduate)* |
1,721
309 |
| Nursing |
717 |
| Special Students |
98 |
| Subtotal (Traditional Undergraduate) |
5,937 |
| Fall 2012 - Graduate |
|
| Arts and Sciences |
712 |
Management
Graduate Business
Professional Studies (Graduate) |
401
404 |
| Nursing |
476 |
| Education |
959 |
| Law |
656 (JD)
16 (LLM) |
| Special Students |
49 |
| Subtotal (Traditional Graduate) |
3,204 |
| Average Class Size |
|
| Core |
29 |
| Major/Elective |
21 |
| Student - Faculty Ratio |
16:1 |
| Faculty |
|
| Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degrees (full-time) |
92% |
| Full & part-time in Arts and Sciences, Business, and Nursing |
787 |
Our Rankings
• US News and World Report ranks USF 8th among national universities for student ethnic diversity and 10th in international student enrollment.
• USF is ranked 106th in America's Best Colleges 2012 US News and World Report.
• The Princeton Review names USF one of the "Best Western Colleges" and among the Top 377 Schools in the country.
• USF Undergraduate Business Program is in the top 100 nationwide.
Freshman Class Profile
The University of San Francisco enrolled 1,353 first-time freshmen in the fall semester of 2012. Here are a few facts about the freshman class:
The class comes from 39 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, and nearly 40 other countries.
| Freshman Diversity |
|
| African American |
5% |
| Asian-American |
23% |
| Caucasian |
28% |
| International |
20%
|
| Latino/Hispanic |
20% |
| Native American |
1% |
| Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander |
1% |
| Unspecified (or Chose Not to Disclose) |
2% |
| High School (Fall 2012) |
|
| From public high schools |
46% |
| From parochial high schools |
28% |
| From private high schools |
12% |
| Unidentified |
14% |
