Adjustments were made based upon review, comments, and feedback from the Council of Deans, Advisory Committee on Enrollments, and the Executive Budget Committee. After this time, the growth is held constant. Graduate enrollments will not increase at the rate at which the undergraduate enrollments will. Clusters are defined primarily by programmatic functions but are adjusted based upon physical needs as well. The lists below indicate the Colleges that have programs in each of the clusters.
Ratings determine the relative growth between the clusters by student level.
Therefore, consistency between the clusters is maintained at the student level. Because of unequal proportions of the graduate and undergraduate enrollments between clusters, the growth of the total cluster may not be consistent with the rating structure. Ratings were determined by expected future market demand and the University role and mission. The Dean's Council provided much of the external input here.