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2023-24 Data
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, enrolled 6,694 new freshman and 1,559 new transfers in 2023.
Ten Year Trend of First-Time Freshman Applied, Admitted, and Enrolled
First-Time Freshmen Headcount Enrollment By College, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity
Ten Year Trend of First-Time Freshman Average SAT Scores
Ten Year Trend of First-Time Freshman Average ACT Scores
Five Year Trend of First-Time Enrollment By Equivalent ACT and GPA Group
Five Year Trend of First-Time Freshman Enrollment By Full-Time/Part-Time, College, and Race/Ethnicity
Five Year Trend of First-Time Freshman Enrollment By Age Group
Five Year Trend of First-Time Freshman Enrollment By Place of Permanent Residence
Ten Year Trend of Applied, Admitted, Enrolled New Undergraduate Transfer Students
New Undergraduate Transfer Headcount Enrollment By College, Gender and Race/Ethnicity
Five Year Trend of New Undergraduate Transfer Enrollment By Full-Time/Part-Time, College, and Race/Ethnicity
Five Year Trend of New Undergraduate Transfer Enrollment By Class, Level, and Age Group
Five Year Trend of New Undergraduate Transfer Enrollment By Permanent Residence
First-Time Graduate and Professional Headcount Enrollment By College, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity
Five Year Trend of First-Time Graduate and Professional Enrollment By Full-Time/Part-Time, College, and Race/Ethnicity
Five Year Trend of First-Time Graduate and Professional Enrollment By Age Group
Five Year Trend of First-Time Graduate and Professional Enrollment By Place of Permanent Residence
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, enrolled 36,304 students in Fall 2023, including 28,883 undergraduates. 64% of undergraduates are from the state of Tennessee, while 14% of graduate/professional students are international. Demographically, 20% of all students identify as non-white and 55% of all students identify as female.
Headcount Enrollment By Full-Time/Part-Time, Level, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity
Headcount Enrollment By College, Level, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity
Headcount Enrollment By Age, Level, and Gender
20 Year Trend of Total Headcount Enrollment By Gender and Race/Ethnicity
20 Year Trend of Undergraduate Headcount Enrollment By Gender and Race/Ethnicity
20 Year Trend of Graduate/Professional Headcount Enrollment By Gender and Race/Ethnicity
5 Year Trend of Total Headcount Enrollment By Level, Full-Time and Part-Time
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With more than than 300 degree programs, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, prepares students to work and compete in just about every profession. UT strives to develop, implement, support, and assess programs and services that lead to persistence towards graduation. Overall, the six-year undergraduate graduation rate increased from 72.6 percent to 73.5 percent in 2022 while the first year retention rate increased from 88.6 percent to 91.1 percent.
Ten Year Trend of Retention and Graduation Rates—First-time Full-time Freshman
Ten Year Trend of Retention and Graduation Rates—First-time Transfer Students
Trend of Graduation Rates of First-time Transfer Students
Ten Year Trend of Degrees Conferred by Level
Five Year Trend of Degrees Conferred by College
Five Year Trend of Degrees Awarded by Major
5 Year Trend of Summary of Degrees by Level, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity