The College of Education and Human Development at Western Michigan University has a diverse student population as evidenced by the following statistical information.
Enrollment information (based on fall 2018)
- Number of students (total): 3445
- Number of undergraduate students (total): 2021
- Number of graduate students (total): 1424
Certificate level: 88
Specialist’s level: 10
Master's level: 1056
Doctoral level: 275
Student profile (based on fall 2018)
Origin
- Number of states represented: 41
- Number of countries represented: 42
Residency
- In-state: 87.3%
- Out-of-state: 12.7% (7.8% if you subtract international students)
- International: 4.9%
Gender
- Male: 30.0%
- Female: 70.0%
Race or ethnicity
- American Indian or Alaska Native: 0.3%
- Asian: 1.2%
- Black or African American: 12.5%
- Hispanic: 5.6%
- Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander: 0.1%
- Two or more races: 3.9%
- White: 70.5%
- No response: 0.9%
- International: 4.9%
Academic information
Programs offered
- Bachelor's programs: 35
- Certificate programs: 8
- Specialist programs: 1
- Master’s programs: 34
- Doctoral programs: 9
Degree conferred (based on 2017-18)
- Bachelors programs: 444
- Master’s programs: 347
- Specialist program: 0
- Doctoral programs: 26
Faculty (based on fall 2018)
- Tenured: 69
- Tenure-track: 24
- Term: 17