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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Fall 2020 Undergraduate Enrollment Down 4% Compared to Same Time Last Year
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Undergraduate Enrollment Down 2.5% and Graduate Students Up 3.9%, Compared to Sept. 2019
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Community Colleges, For-Profit and Rural Institutions, Black Undergraduates, and Male Undergraduates Suffered Most from Online-Only 2020 Summer Sessions, According to Latest Enrollment Data
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National Student Clearinghouse Research Center to Quantify How the COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts Student Transfer within Higher Ed Over the Next Two Years
CLEARINGHOUSE PRESS RELEASES
Fall 2020 Undergraduate Enrollment Down 4% Compared to Same Time Last Year
Enrollment Picture Worsens as More Colleges Report Data, and Number of Freshmen Declines 16% Herndon, Va. (Oct. 15, 2020) - Roughly one month into the fall 2020 semester, undergraduate enrollment is now running 4% below last year’s level, and the upward trend for...
Undergraduate Enrollment Down 2.5% and Graduate Students Up 3.9%, Compared to Sept. 2019
Preliminary Fall 2020 Data Show Undergraduate Students Need More Support During COVID-19 Pandemic Herndon, Va. (Sept. 24, 2020) - The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center announced today new data that show undergraduate student enrollment declining 2.5%,...
INDUSTRY NEWS
- Pandemic has shaken colleges' future enrollment prospects: survey
- How to build a dual-enrollment program that works for all students
- All States Now Required to Track Students’ College and Career Readiness, But Few Do It Well and Some Not at All
- Top 11 Higher Ed Stories Likely To Make Headlines
- College enrollment takes a hit this fall amid coronavirus
- Low-income students are dropping out of college this fall in alarming numbers
- Unemployment Rates During The Pandemic Are Much Lower For Adults With A College Degree
- The COVID crisis in community colleges — what does the data say?
- America's 'college completion crisis' is about to get worse
- Fewer undergrads enrolled at community colleges this summer: report
LATEST RESEARCH REPORT
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Tracking Transfer
The 2020 update shows that of those who began postsecondary education at a community college in fall 2013, lower-income students were half as likely as their higher-income peers to have transferred to a four-year institution (24% vs. 40%) and to have attained a bachelor’s degree (10% vs. 21%) within six years of first entry.
INFOGRAPHICS
The Some College, No Degree 2019 State Profiles
The Some College, No Degree report series seeks to understand the educational trajectories of millions of Americans who left postsecondary education without receiving a degree or certificate.
The Some College, No Degree National Picture 2019 Factsheet
The Some College, No Degree report series seeks to understand the educational trajectories of millions of Americans who left postsecondary education without receiving a degree or certificate.
