Study Abroad Data

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2018-19

From early fall 2018 through summer 2019, 155 UW Tacoma students studied abroad/away*.

Undergraduate students

141

91%

Graduate students

12

8%

Non-matriculated students

2

1%

 

155

100%

African American 9.03% American Indian 0.65% Asian American 12.90% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2.58% Hispanic/Latino 21.94% International 2.58% Multiracial 9.03% Not Indicated 1.29% White 40.00%

First to BA Degree 23 First to College 54 Not First Generation 49 Not indicated 15

First-time/First-year Students 43.97% Other 0.71% Transfer Students 55.32%

2017-18

From early fall 2017 through summer 2018, 148 UW Tacoma students studied abroad.

Undergraduate students

130

88%

Graduate students

16

11%

Non-matriculated students

2

1%

 

148

100%

Study Abroad Participation by Ethnicity/Race (2017-18) African American 13.51% American Indian 1.35% Asian American 14.19% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 4.05% Hispanic/Latino 14.19% International (w/Visa) 4.73% Not Indicated 2.03% White 45.95%

First Gen Students and Study Abroad 2017-18 First to BA Degree 18.94% First to College 33.33% Not First Generation 40.91% N/A 6.82% Undergraduate students only

Student Status and Study Abroad (2017-18) First-time-in-college student 23.65% Graduate students 12.84% Non-matriculated students 1.35% Returning undergrad students or other 2.03% Transfer students 60.14%

2016-17

From early fall 2016 through summer 2017, 89 UW Tacoma students studied abroad:

Undergraduate students

70

79%

Graduate students

14

16%

Non-matriculated students

5

5%

 

89

100%

Study Abroad Participation by Ethnicity/Race (2016-17) African American 12.36% American Indian 1.12% Asian American 23.60% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2.25% Hispanic/Latino 19.10% International (w/Visa) 5.62% Not Indicated 1.12% White 34.83%

First Gen Students and Study Abroad (n=75) First to BA Degree 18.67% First to College 40.00% Not First Generation 30.67% N/A 10.67%

Student Status and Study Abroad (2016-17) First-time-in-college students 28.09% Graduate students 15.73% Non-matriculated students 5.62% Returning undergrad students or other 5.62% Transfer students 44.94%

*We supported a domestic study away program to Hawaii in spring 2019.