Table 1 Return Compared to UNT Student Population Fall 2003

Race	UNT Total Enrollment	Returned Surveys
White	68%	70%
Black	10%	10%
Hispanic	9%	8%
Asian	4%	6%
Native American	.8%	.6%
Other	5%	4%
Gender
Male	43%	36%
Female	57%	64%
Class Status
Freshman	17%	26%
Sophomore	16%	14%
Junior	19%	20%
Senior	26%	25%
Master's	18%	13%
Doctoral	4%	1%

Table 2 Return Sample Compared to Faculty/Staff Population Fall 2003

Gender	UNT Faculty/Staff	Return Sample
Male	48%	36%
Female	52%	64%
Race
White	77%	86%
Black	7%	4%
Hispanic	9%	5%
Native American	1%	.6%
Asian	4%	2%
Other	2%	2%

Results:

In fall 2003, 31,065 students were enrolled at University of North Texas. The total workforce included 2,925 retirement eligible faculty and staff at the Denton campus. In fall 2003, 4,642 students were enrolled in only Dallas or on-line courses and thus, most likely did not travel to the Denton Campus on a regular basis. Including faculty and staff there were approximately 29,300 people who had reason to travel to and from the UNT Denton campus. It should be noted that another 482 people work at UNT as part-time employees. In addition, approximately 300,000 persons visit UNT every year.

The survey results indicated that approximately 42% of the students and 47% of faculty and staff are Denton residents. This would indicate that approximately 19,000 students, faculty, and staff were commuting from outside the City of Denton to attend classes or work sometime during the week.

Table 3 shows the Metroplex location for these students, faculty, and staff who returned the survey.