Led by Jed Marsh, Vice Provost of Institutional Research, the IR team pools alumni data, including information obtained from StudentTracker for Colleges and Universities, on career possibilities for students working toward a Princeton degree.
According to the report, Undergraduate Degree Earners, released Thursday, the total number of people earning any undergraduate credential (bachelor’s degrees, associate degrees, and certificates) fell by 2.8 percent, or almost 100,000. This is the second consecutive year of declines after many years of gradual increases.
The number of students earning undergraduate credentials decreased by almost 100,000 students, the second year of declines after years of gradual increases, according to the new Undergraduate Degree Earners report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.
The National Student Clearinghouse recently welcomed Tony Chiles as its new Chief Technology and Information Officer (CTIO). As CTIO, Tony leads the Clearinghouse’s data and technology teams as well as oversees the organization’s digital transformation to become a primary trusted data source for the nation’s education and workforce data ecosystem.
Learn how you can use information in National Student Clearinghouse Research Center reports to help you answer key questions