|
Alabama |
0.33 FTE per student per off-campus
student. |
|
Albany |
Master’s
students: 12 credits = 1 FTE;
Doctoral students: 9 credits = 1
FTE, <9 credits = 0.75 FTE; Bachelor’s students: 15 credits = 1 FTE. |
|
Alberta |
3 or 4 courses = 1.0 FTE; 2 courses =
0.66 FTE; 1 course = 0.33 FTE. |
|
Arizona |
1
FTE = 9 credit hours |
|
British Columbia |
1
FTE = 4 courses. |
|
Buffalo |
University
equates 1 FTE = 9 credits. |
|
California – Los Angeles |
2/3
= 0.67 |
|
Catholic |
Did not report FTE formula. |
|
Clarion |
Credits/12 for graduate; 1 FTE per
full-time undergraduate. |
|
Clark Atlanta |
1
FTE = 9 credit hours. |
|
Dalhousie |
4 courses = 1 FTE |
|
Dominican |
Three
courses calculated at 1.0 FTE, two courses at 0.67 FTE and one course at
0.33. |
|
Drexel |
UG
= credit hours/12 ; GR = credit hours/9 |
|
Emporia |
Total number of hours divided by 7 for
doctoral students, 9 for MLS and others 12 for 16. |
|
Florida State |
Graduate: credit hours/9; Undergraduate:
credit hours/12. |
|
Hawaii |
1
FTE = 8 credits. |
|
Illinois |
Graduate: 1 FTE = 3 units of credit;
Undergraduate: 1 FTE = 4
semester hours. |
|
Indiana |
8
graduate credit hours per semester = full-time. Note:
doctoral full-time can mean less than 8 hours. |
|
Iowa |
Graduate
students: 9 semester hours = FTE; Undergraduate students: 12 semester hours =
FTE. |
|
Kent State |
8
credit hours = 1 FTE. |
|
Kentucky |
0.67
|
|
Long Island |
9
credits or more at graduate level is 1 FTE; 12 credits or more at
undergraduate level is 1 FTE. |
|
Louisiana State |
Credit hours of part time students/9; 1
full-time student = 1 FTE. |
|
Maryland |
3
courses = 1 FTE. |
|
McGill |
5
courses = 1 FTE; FTE PhD 1 = 1.5; FTE PhD 2,3, 4 = 3.5. |
Michigan |
8
credits = 1 FTE, 7 credits = 0.875 FTE, 6 credits = 0.75 FTE, 5 credits =
0.625 FTE, 4 credits = 0.5 FTE, 3 credits = 0.375 FTE, 2 credits = 0.25 FTE,
1 credit = 0.125 FTE. |
|
Missouri |
9 credit hours = full-time; less than 9
hours = part time. |
|
Montréal |
4 courses part time : 1 full course. |
|
North Carolina Central |
9
semester hours = 1 FTE. |
|
North Carolina – Chapel Hill |
9
credits = 1 FTE, 6 credits = 0.67 FTE, 3 credits = 0.33 FTE. |
|
North Carolina – Greensboro |
1
FTE = 9 semester hours. |
|
North Texas |
Graduate
# hours = 9; Undergraduate # hours = 12. |
|
Oklahoma |
9
credit hours or more for graduate students; 12 credit hours or more for
undergraduate students. |
|
Pittsburgh |
Part
time x 0.4 + full time = FTE. |
|
Pratt |
1
FTE =3 PT. |
|
Puerto Rico |
Students
x credits divided by 8 |
|
Queens |
4
course registrations equal 1 FTE. |
|
Rhode Island |
Did
not report FTE formula. |
|
Rutgers |
0.75
for ALA-Accredited and Other Master’s; 0.25 for Other Graduate. 0.67 for Doctoral. |
|
St. John’s |
Total
number of credits taken / 12 credits. |
|
San Jose |
9
credit hours = 1 FTE. |
|
Simmons |
3,
4 credit courses = full-time. |
|
South Carolina |
9
credit hours = 1.0 FTE |
|
South Florida |
9
semester hours graduate = 1 FTE; 12 semester hours undergraduate = 1 FTE. |
|
Southern Connecticut |
3
graduate courses = 1 FTE |
|
Southern Mississippi |
Graduate
9 hours = 1 FTE; Undergraduate 12 hours = 1 FTE; Part time # * 3 / Graduate
or Undergraduate |
|
Syracuse |
Undergraduates
> 12 credits = 1 FTE; Graduates > 9 credits = 1 FTE. |
|
Tennessee |
3
graduate courses = 1 FTE. |
|
Texas |
Full-time: 9 credit hours = 1 FTE; part-time: 6
credit hours = 0.67 FTE; Undergraduate service courses: 3 credit hours = 0.33 FTE. |
|
Texas Woman’s |
9
SCH = 1 SFTE. |
|
Toronto |
MISts: 1 full-time MISt student = 1.0 FTE; 1
part-time MISt = 0.3 FTE; PhDs:
1 FT PhD = 1.0 FTE; 1 * flex-time PhD = 0.6 FTE. |
|
Washington |
10 + credits = 1 FTE; 9 credits = 0.9 FTE;
8 credits = 0.8 FTe, etc. |
|
Wayne State |
3
courses = 1 FTE (1 course = 0.33 FTE). |
|
Western Ontario |
3 PT students = 1 FTE. |
|
Wisconsin – Madison |
8
credits – FTE, Dissertators = 3 credits for FTE. |
|
Wisconsin – Milwaukee |
1
undergraduate FTE = 15 undergraduate credits; 1 graduate FTE = 12 graduate
credits. |