The University has 8079 full time undergraduate students doing degree and non-degree programs, of which 98.07% are four year undergraduates (according to 2007 figures). More than forty thousand students have graduated from the University to the community and they have been highly praised by employers since
With regards to adult education, there are now 31 degree course programs and 17 non-degree course programs with undergraduates exceeding 7,520 (2007 data). The University has become a sound base of continuing education, life-long learning and for retraining all kinds of specialized people in the community.
Momentum in student admissions and employment is maintained and the University’s reputation in the community is well established. According to the data released by the Provincial Department of Education, the employment rate of the graduates from

