…assign a standardized credential level (certificate, associate, bachelor’s, etc.) to the free-text degree titles reported to the Clearinghouse through its DegreeVerify service. This mapping of free-text degree titles to standardized…
This report examines time to degree completion for a cohort of students who earned an associate degree as their first and only postsecondary degree or a bachelor’s degree as their…
…full-time, half-time, less-than-half-time, withdrawal, or other statuses. FORMER DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS The cohort used in this study includes former dual enrollment students: first-time college students who had previously taken dual…
…to students who showed a combination of full-time and part-time status among the terms under consideration. Finally, students whose status indicated withdrawal but no full-time or part-time enrollments were randomly…
…two-year institutions is the three-year graduation rate for first-time, full-time degree/certificate-seeking students in fall 2010, which is 29.4 percent. Our findings show much higher completion rates: 81.3 percent of full-time…
…100.0 Exclusively Full-Time 71,157 34.1 Exclusively Part-Time 21,674 10.4 Mixed Enrollment 115,659 55.4 Older than 24 Overall 574,182 100.0 Exclusively Full-Time 166,740 29.0 Exclusively Part-Time 113,123 19.7 Mixed Enrollment 292,190…
…status for the single enrollment record is defined as half-time, if the two highest-status enrollment records included some combination of half-time and less than half-time enrollments, but no full-time enrollment,…
…participating institutions Enrollment Intensity In this report, enrollment intensity is classified as exclusively full time, exclusively part time, or mixed enrollment (including both full-time and part-time enrollments) throughout the study…
The Undergraduate Degree Earners Report provides a demographic and education credential profile for all students who graduate with an undergraduate-level credential, encompassing undergraduate certificates and associate and bachelor’s degrees. In…
…outcomes and degree attainment at the national and state levels are likely to lead to new accountability measures for postsecondary institutions that will need to go beyond the first-time full-time…
…was shorter than both the average timespan from associate degree to master’s degree (9.9 years) and the average timespan from associate degree to doctoral-research degree (16.0 years). This is one…