that includes 29,440 undergraduat undergraduates. one more question for you i would be remissed not to ask. it is political season around here. any chances you have your eyes on the 2016 field? >> i'm sorry the question was? >> it is political season. any chances you have your eyes on 2016? >> my eyes, no. only as an attentive citizen. no, i got my hands full and thoroughly thoroughly absorbed and stimulated and trying to build the best value in higher education on the great foundation that i found on arrival. so the answer is no. >> one more quick question from twitter as well. from your research, what is the typical salary of a graduate from your university? >> well, it's higher -- it depends how many years out of school a person is. what we know from the purdue index now with some accurate measurement is our graduates significantly outearn the average college graduate. we know they have less debt. by the way, today's students have significantly less debt than they did two years ago, and we hope we can keep that trend going down. w

i'm wondering how many adjunct or course professors teach undergraduat undergraduates? and the second question is i'm also understanding that the number of majors in that institution impacts the cost. how many majors in each discipline and how many popular harnlgs? and have you had to eliminate majors to cut costs? thanks. >> i think if i understand the question correctly, there's two parts, and that is how many senior faculty teach freshman courses. that's a mixture. i think we're very similar to most institutions. that process is focused on making sure students do well, balancing that with their ability to interact with prominent quality faculty. the second has to do with popular majors, et cetera. since about, i don't know, in the last five or six years, those majors related to the s.t.e.m. field, science, technology, engineering and math, including in some areas as art, the demand for those disciplines has gone up somewhere around 15%. unfortunately, the number of faculty serving those fields has remained about the same. so one of our challenges is to increase the n

that includes 29,440 undergraduat undergraduates. one more question for you i would be remissed not to ask. it is political season around here. any chances you have your eyes on the 2016 field? >> i'm sorry the question was? >> it is political season. any chances you have your eyes on 2016? >> my eyes, no. only as an attentive citizen. no, i got my hands full and thoroughly thoroughly absorbed and stimulated and trying to build the best value in higher education on the great foundation that i found on arrival. so the answer is no. >> one more quick question from twitter as well. from your research, what is the typical salary of a graduate from your university? >> well, it's higher -- it depends how many years out of school a person is. what we know from the purdue index now with some accurate measurement is our graduates significantly outearn the average college graduate. we know they have less debt. by the way, today's students have significantly less debt than they did two years ago, and we hope we can keep that trend going down. w