…of postsecondary certificates and degrees among first‐time degree-seeking students who started their postsecondary education in fall 2007 and tracking their enrollments nationwide for six years, through the spring of 2013….
…part-time enrollment over six years) across all races (Asian 57.1 percent; black 60.2 percent; Hispanic 62.6 percent; and white 50.9 percent), followed by exclusively full-time enrollment and exclusively part-time enrollment…
…on first-time full-time students who finish at their starting institution to provide the most comprehensive look at student outcomes on today’s campuses. We study completion rates separately for adult learners…
The findings presented in this report show that within six years, 12.1 percent of first-time-in-college degree-seeking students who enrolled in fall 2006 completed a degree or certificate at an institution…
…comprises three-quarter-time, half-time and less-than-half-time students. Non-degree, non-certificate-seeking students were included in the full-time and part-time categories but beginning with the 2015 entering cohort, they are reported in a separate…
…for associate degrees. Four-Year For-Profits First-Time, Part-Time Figure 8 shows yearly success and progress rates for individuals who began college in Fall 2011 as part-time degree-seeking students at four-year for-profit…
…associate degrees. Four-Year For-Profits First-Time, Part-Time Figure 8 shows yearly success and progress rates for individuals who began college in Fall 2009 as part-time degree-seeking students at four-year for-profit institutions….
…subsequent academic year. The model tracks outcomes for both full-time and part-time starters, and takes spring and summer terms into account. All Institutional Sectors First-Time, Full-Time Figure 1 shows yearly…
…associate degrees. Four-Year For-Profits First-Time, Part-Time Figure 8 shows yearly success and progress rates for individuals who began college in Fall 2012 as part-time degree-seeking students at four-year for-profit institutions….
…is able to report non-degree-seeking students in a separate category from full-time and part-time students. For previous entering cohorts, non-degree-seeking students are included in the full-time and part-time categories. Non-degree-seeking…
…11,286,984 -1.4% Part-Time 6,796,867 -3.0% 7,009,711 -0.7% 7,056,672 -1.3% Four-Year, Public Full-Time 5,534,903 0.9% 5,487,094 0.2% 5,475,574 1.2% Part-Time 2,129,970 -2.8% 2,190,565 0.3% 2,184,491 0.4% Four-Year, Private Nonprofit Full-Time 2,831,331…
…Full-Time Students Who Started at Two-Year Public Institutions, by Origin State Table 12. Six-Year Outcomes for Exclusively Part-Time Students Who Started at Two-Year Public Institutions, by Origin State Table 13….
…a four-year institution is a very successful pathway to a bachelor’s degree for those who transfer. “The report shows that most students who transfer do earn a bachelor’s degree and…
…associate to bachelor’s degree completion was 2.8. Analysis is limited to bachelor’s degrees earned within six years of the associate award date. Calculation of mean time-to-degree excludes students taking longer…