Great Recession Enrollment Trends – 2011 (PDF)
This report, “National Postsecondary Enrollment Trends: Before, During, and After the Great Recession,” brings to light emerging national and regional patterns among traditional-age, first-time students enrolling in colleges and universities during the...Great Recession Enrollment Trends – 2011
The first Signature Report separates fact from fiction on the Great Recession’s impact on higher education enrollment, bringing college administrators and policymakers the knowledge on how the changed economy has altered student behaviors in enrollment and persistence.
UndergradDegreeEarnersRpt-2017-18
Current Term Enrollment – Fall 2018
In the current term (fall 2018) overall postsecondary enrollments decreased 1.7 percent from the previous fall.
Some College, No Degree – 2019 (PDF)
In the United States, approximately two million people each year enter postsecondary education for the first time. Eight years later, one-third of those who started have not earned any formal credential and are no longer enrolled.1 While it is true that more people...Subsequent Enrollment – 2013
6.5% of students who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 2008-09 enrolled in a two-year institution within the next two academic years, an increase from 5.9 percent of 2004-05 graduates.
Some College, No Degree – 2014 (PDF)
This report examines the “some college, no degree” phenomenon to better understand the value of some college in its own right and as well as the contribution the “some college, no degree” population can make to achieving college completion...Completing College – National Extra – 2013
This Signature Completions Extra will present the six-year outcomes for the fall 2007 cohort, not including dual enrollment students. The data will allow readers to compare the fall 2007 cohort results to the fall 2006 cohort results that were presented in November 2012 as part of Signature Report 4, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center’s first college completion study.
Reverse Transfer – 2012
In our third Signature Report, we examine enrollment pathways of reverse transfer students, those who moved from four-year to two-year institutions outside of summer months. Understanding this type of student mobility can help campus policymakers at both two-year and four-year institutions craft policies that will help institutions reach their enrollment goals and better assist students in making decisions about their educational pathways.
Natl Completions 2019 Appendix
Natl Completions 2019 Appendix
Reverse Transfer – 2012 (PDF)
The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center found that one-third of all first-time students who began at a four-year institution transferred to or enrolled at a different institution at least once within five years after their initial enrollment and that more...
UndergradDegreeEarnersRpt-2015-16
UndergradDegreeEarnersRpt-2016-17E
