About 37.6 million working-age Americans have taken college courses but haven’t earned a credential, according to our Research Center’s latest Some College, No Credential report. Several states have created programs to help students with some college but no degrees. These programs award credentials for completed coursework. They also make it easier for adult learners to earn degrees.
Michael Faulkner, Executive Director of Institutional Research, and Dr. Katie Bowman, Director of Institutional Research at Surry Community College, share how StudentTracker for Colleges and Universities helped their college cut the non-success rate of its students by 48%.
Northeast Lakeview College depends on the Postsecondary Data Partnership to help build and manage its academic service delivery and meet the dynamic needs of its diverse student body.
South Louisiana Community College (SLCC) uses Postsecondary Data Partnership’s interactive dashboards and analysis-ready files to access the student momentum and outcomes data it needs to develop high-impact student retention and completion strategies.
Undergraduate enrollment this spring is stabilizing, primarily due to a slight increase in community college students, according to the Spring 2023 Current Term Enrollment Estimates report. A rise in dual-enrolled high school students is driving the increase in community college enrollment, according to the report
Undergraduate credential earners declined for the first time in a decade, according to a new report by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.