Title: Review of Data and Analysis
1Review of Data and Analysis
- Everyones Business Supporting Student Success /
Improving Retention and Graduation Rates June
8 9, 2005
2UNC First-Year Retention by Residency Status
3UNC First-Year Retention by SAT and High School
GPA
4UNC First-Year Retention by Financial Aid
5UNC First-Year Retention by Gender
6UNC First-Year Retention by Race/Ethnicity Fall
2000 Fall 2001
7UNC First-Year Retention by Race/Ethnicity Fall
2002 Fall 2003
8Tracking a Cohort for Retention First to Second
Year (Cohort Year 1998)
9Tracking a Cohort for Retention Second to Third
Year (Cohort Year 1998)
10Tracking a Cohort for Retention Third to Fourth
Year (Cohort Year 1998)
11Six-Year Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and
Gender 1996-02 1998-04
12Six-Year Graduation Rates by SAT and High School
GPA
13Six-Year Graduation Rates by Residency
14Year One Retention for CC Transfers by AA/AS
Status
15Year One Retention for CC Transfers with AA/AS
by Gender
16Year One Retention for CC Transfers without
AA/AS by Gender
17Year One Retention for CC Transfers with AA/AS
by Financial Aid
18Year One Retention for CC Transfers without
AA/AS by Financial Aid
19Year One Retention for CC Transfers with AA/AS
by Race/Ethnicity Fall 2000 ? Fall 2001
20Year One Retention for CC Transfers with AA/AS
by Race/Ethnicity Fall 2002 ? Fall 2003
21Year One Retention for CC Transfers without
AA/AS by Race/Ethnicity Fall 2000 ? Fall 2001
22Year One Retention for CC Transfers without
AA/AS by Race/Ethnicity Fall 2002 ? Fall 2003
23Graduation Rates for CC Transfers with and
without AA/AS
24Sample of Educational Trust Web Site Data ASU
25Sample of Educational Trust Web Site Data ASU
26Sample of Educational Trust Web Site Data ASU
27Sample of Campus-Selected Peers ASU
28Educational Trust Peers ECU
29Educational Trust Peers ECSU
30Educational Trust Peers FSU
31Educational Trust Peers NCAT
32Educational Trust Peers NCCU
33Educational Trust Peers NCSA
34Educational Trust Peers NCSU
35Educational Trust Peers UNCA
36Educational Trust Peers UNC-CH
37Educational Trust Peers UNCC
38Educational Trust Peers UNCG
39Educational Trust Peers UNCP
40Educational Trust Peers UNCW
41Educational Trust Peers WCU
42Educational Trust Peers WSSU
43Educational Trust Thesis
- Can campuses improve student success, retention,
and graduation rates? - Wide variance in retention and graduation rates
among campuses - Selectivity and other factors impact retention
and graduation rates - Establishing peers for campuses shows wide
variation among similar campuses in - Rates overall
- Rates for minorities
- We have examples of campuses with similar
characteristics having significantly higher
graduations rates than their peers
44Educational Trust Thesis
- What matters in student success?
- It matters whether institutions focus on getting
their students engaged and connected to the
campus, particularly in the critical freshman
year. - It matters whether there is a genuine emphasis on
the quality of undergraduate teaching and
learning, because academic success and degree
completion go hand in hand. - It matters whether administration and faculty
monitor student progress, taking advantage of new
data systems to tease out patterns of student
success successful schools use that information
not only to help individual students but also to
make needed changes policies and practices. - It matters a lot whether campus leaders make
student success a top institution-wide
priorityand when they stick with that priority
over multiple years.