Creating an infographic based on an organizations fact sheet can be quite a complex task. When deciding what type of information to convey, it is crucial to keep your target audience and objective in mind. This is essential to your infographic being useful and relevant to the reader.
I remember coming into college and feeling an intense nervousness that I would not fit in. Understanding what type of people attend the university I was looking into was crucial. I wanted to have people that I would fit into and that would have similar interests as me. More importantly, I wanted to see that the University I was looking to attend carried a diverse outlook. After all, college is all about new experiences and new people. In turn, this would allow me to make increasingly meaningful relationships with people that will hopefully last forever.
Now that I am an upperclassman, I want to give back to the freshmen in as many ways as possible. Proving them with opportunities to understand more about what their freshman year might look like is essential when deciding a college to attend. Once provided with this information, they have further opportunities to get involved with people they may find similar to themselves or highly different. Knowing that their opportunities don’t stop after high school, but that they continue throughout college and life is essential.
Below Is a fact sheet with information used in a potential infographic for the University of Oklahoma.
WHO
· The University of Oklahoma has 2,107 first time male students.
· The University of Oklahoma has 2,416 first time female students.
· The University of Oklahoma has 3,606 first time students who identify as being white.
· The University of Oklahoma has 486 first time students who identify as being American Indian/Alaska Native.
· The University of Oklahoma has 415 first time students who identify as being Asian.
· The University of Oklahoma has 280 first time students who identify as being Black/African American.
· The University of Oklahoma has 516 first time students who identify as being Hispanic.
· The University of Oklahoma has 36 first time students who identify as being Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander.
· The University of Oklahoma has 4,454 first time students who are age 19 or younger.
· The University of Oklahoma has 69 first time students who are age 19 or older.
· The University of Oklahoma has an average first time student age of 18.2.
WHEN
· The University of Oklahoma has 237 first time students enroll in the summer of 2019.
· The University of Oklahoma has 4,286 first time students enroll in the fall of 2019.
WHERE
· The University of Oklahoma has 2,450 first time students from Oklahoma.
· The University of Oklahoma has 1,958 first time students from other states besides Oklahoma.
· The University of Oklahoma has 115 first time International students.
· The University of Oklahoma has 2,533 first time students who are residents.
· The University of Oklahoma has 1,990 first time students who are nonresidents.
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