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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Fall 2020 Undergraduate Enrollment Down 4.4%; Graduate Enrollment Up 2.9%
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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
CLEARINGHOUSE PRESS RELEASES
Fall 2020 Undergraduate Enrollment Down 4.4%; Graduate Enrollment Up 2.9%
Freshman Enrollment Continues to Show Steep Declines Across All Sectors, Races, Ages and Gender Herndon, Va. (Nov. 12, 2020) - Undergraduate enrollment is down 4.4% while graduate enrollment is up 2.9% compared to the same time last year, according to the latest data...
Fall 2020 First Look Transfer Patterns Show More Students Moving From Community Colleges to Four-Year Colleges; Fewer Transfers Otherwise
Good News for Community College Students Pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree but Subgroups Falling Further Behind Other Demographics HERNDON, VA – (Oct. 27, 2020) – The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center released today new research that shows increased transfers...
INDUSTRY NEWS
- As Native freshman enrollment falls sharply, tribal colleges respond
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- Drop in Undergrad Enrollment Increases to 4.4%
- Undergraduate-Enrollment Picture Worsens as Pandemic Drags On
- More students in Georgia’s public university system despite pandemic
- Fall College Enrollment: Uneven Impact But Not As Bad As Originally Expected
- States are building better connections between education and work—here’s how
- 7 charts that give a snapshot of college enrollment this fall
- Why equity in transfer and why now?
- 5 Exceptional Sessions Recognized by Research Center at the AACRAO SEM Conference
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.
