2015 Stretch Goals

Webster's endowment fund will grow to $100 million (current $83.8 million).
The incoming first time undergraduate class (freshmen and transfers) will grow to 1,000 students (current 916).
We will maintain and solidify the size of our current graduate enrollment, while increasing residential undergraduate numbers to 1,000 (current 725).
We will increase retention (82%) and graduation rates (66%) (current 80% and 65%).
The annual budget will grow to $250 million while maintaining a 5.5% operating margin (current projected revenue: $215 million).
A new interdisciplinary science building (Browning Hall) will be constructed on the Webster Groves campus.
The Vienna campus will be housed in a new location.
Webster University will have a robust presence in the southern hemisphere as evidenced by faculty and student exchanges and onsite degree programs.
Webster will be ranked in the top 25 in our institutional category by U.S. News and World Report.
The university will conclude implementation of the compensation study for full-time and adjunct faculty and staff.
Webster Groves Undergraduate Alumni giving will increase to 10% (current 4%).
A new academic unit will be created to house new market responsive programs.
All undergraduate and graduate degree programs will reflect global content and outcomes.