…IV, Degree-Granting Institutions) Table 7: Estimated National Enrollment by Sector and Gender (Title IV, Degree-Granting Institutions) Table 8: Estimated Enrollment by State of Institution (Title IV, Degree-Granting Institutions) Table 9:…
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…
Bachelor’s Degree Recipients Who Subsequently Enrolled in Two-Year Institutions 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…
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,…
…the highest for exclusively full-time students regardless of age at first entry. Among exclusively full-time traditional-age students, 79.9 percent obtained a degree or certificate within six years, with 67.9 percent…
…educational pathways. Within six years, 14.4 percent of the first-time students who started at a four-year institution in the fall of 2005 subsequently enrolled at a two-year institution outside of…
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…
…degree completion. Nearly 20 percent of 2016-17 master’s degree earners originally entered higher education in a community college, and nearly 12 percent earned an associate degree from a community college….
The first report in an annual series from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center that will investigate postsecondary student transfer outcomes. The goal is to provide institutions and states with…
…It looks at the various pathways students took toward degree completion, as well as the completion rates through Spring 2018 for the different groups of students who followed each pathway….
…students. For the first time in the decade, the nation’s fall unduplicated enrollments fell below 18 million students and declined by more than 2 million students. About this report Current…
Undergraduate enrollment grew 2.5 percent (+359,000) in spring 2024, marking the second consecutive semester of enrollment growth following years of decline during the pandemic. Gains occurred across all major sector…