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The University of Louisiana - Lafayette

The University of Louisiana - Lafayette

104 University Circle
Lafayette, LA 70503
(377) 482-1000

Founded in 1898, the University of Louisiana-Lafayette is a public, 4-year, research institution. This university, which is 1.2 miles from the center of the city, is in Lafayette, LA. It is the third largest institution in the state of Louisiana. This large university offers one certificate, 78 bachelors level degrees, 29 degrees at the masters level, and nine degrees at the doctoral level to students. In 2010, 16,763 students pursued degrees from the 90 programs at this university. This university offers subjects such as counseling and business administration. This university is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges. This university is one of 6 research universities in Louisiana.

Admission

In 2010, 8,426 students applied to UL Lafayette. This university admitted two-thirds of the applicants or 5,645 students. About 59% of the admitted students are women.

Admission

In 2010, 8,426 students applied to UL Lafayette. This university admitted two-thirds of the applicants or 5,645 students. About 59% of the admitted students are women.

  • Percent Admitted students who applied: 67%
  • Percent Admitted of women who applied were admitted: 67%
  • Percent Admitted of men who applied were admitted: 67%

Student Demographics

16,763 students were enrolled at this university in 2010.

Student Demographics

16,763 students were enrolled at this university in 2010.

  • Total Enrolled Male: 7208
  • Total Enrolled Female: 9555
  • Undergraduate Male: 6429
  • Undergraduate Female: 8877
  • Graduate Male: 685
  • Graduate Female: 772

Faculty Demographics

734 teachers work for UL Lafayette. Close to 81% of instructors are full-time, approximately 18% of teachers are part-time, and approximately 45% of faculty are women.

Faculty Demographics

734 teachers work for UL Lafayette. Close to 81% of instructors are full-time, approximately 18% of teachers are part-time, and approximately 45% of faculty are women.

  • Male: 397
  • Female: 337
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