Holy Names University

Programs: The university provided undergraduate and graduate instruction for 866 full-time and part-time students. Female students comprised 71% of the student body. Also, 72% of students were hispanics of any race, native american, asian, african american, or native hawaiian. University students pursued the following courses of study: traditional undergraduate (53%), masters-degree programs (39%), adult-undergraduate program (7%), and credential/certificate programs (1%). Percentages are based on units of enrollment. [continued on schedule o]typical tuition and fees were $37,074 for undergraduates and $26,902 for graduate students. The university awarded 196 bachelor degrees, 124 master degrees, and 41 certificates and credentials. The university employed 42 full-time faculty and 110 part-time faculty.

the university provided financial aid of $10,173,349 to many of our undergraduate and graduate students.

the university's auxiliary enterprise expense pertains to the university's on-campus dormitories and cafeteria. The university provided lodging and meals for 305 students during the year. The average annual cost for room and board was $12,224. The residence halls feature single rooms, double rooms, and suites for three or more students. Each dorm room has twin-sized beds, a sink, two closets, a set of drawers for each student, two desks, two chairs, and a mini-fridge. Each hall has a laundry room. Entry to the dorms is controlled by means of an electronic access card issued to dorm residents. [continued on schedule o]students serving as resident assistants live on each floor of the dorms to provide supervision and assistance. The dining hall serves 19 "all-you-can-eat" meals a week. Students may choose one of three meal plans offering from 10 to 19 meals/week. The hot food selections are complemented by a fresh salad bar. A satellite cafe in the main classroom building offers a-la-carte food and beverages.