Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
		Ph.D. Admissions Data - Fall 2007 Entering Class
		Number of applicants	61
		Number of students enrolled	7
		Ph.D. Degree Information
		Number of registered students, Fall 2007	31
		Number of degrees awarded 2006-2007	7
		Median years to Ph.D.	5.7
		Percent of students awarded Ph.D.	NA*
		Notes: Median years to Ph.D. for degrees awarded in 1998-99 thru 2006-07. Calculated from first enrollment to degree conferral date in May or December. Percent of students awarded Ph.D. for students who entered the Graduate School from Fall 1993 thru Fall 1997.
		Reported Career Data
		Initial Position at Time of Dissertation Submission
			Number	Percent
		Faculty	1	4%
		Postdoctoral position	18	72%
		Non-academic position	1	4%
		Not yet employed and seeking	5	20%
		Not seeking employment	0	0%
		Total responses to survey	25	100%
		No data available	0
		Ph.D.s awarded (2000-01 thru 2006-07)	25
		Notes: These data are collected at the time the dissertation is submitted to the Graduate School. This can be several months or more prior to Commencement. Actual percentage obtaining employment may be higher.
		Position Held Five Years After Graduation*
			Number	Percent
		Faculty	1	33%
		Postdoctoral position	0	0%
		Non-academic position	1	33%
		Seeking employment	0	0%
		Not seeking employment	1	33%
		Total responses to survey	3	100%
		No data available	4
		Ph.D.s awarded (1995-96 thru 2001-02)	7
		* In the fall of 1998, the Biology department split to form the current departments of Ecology and
		Evolutionary Biology (EEB) and Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (MCDB). The first
		graduates with PhDs in EEB were recorded in 99-00