Data
By the Numbers: Trends in Nontraditional Student Enrollment
New data show that over the last four years the share of nontraditional students enrolled in college has begun to fall.
Millions in Federal Grants for Community College Students Left on the Table
A significant percentage of community college students don’t receive the federal aid for which they may be eligible.
Understanding the New College Majority: The Demographic and Financial Characteristics of Independent Students and their Postsecondary Outcomes
Independent students, once considered “nontraditional,” now constitute the majority of students in the United States. As of 2012, just over half of all U.S. college students were independent (51 percent)
Federal Policy Proposal Leaves Community College Students with Incomplete Earnings Data
Proposed College Dashboard omits data for students who do not receive federal Title IV aid, skewing the information available to college leaders and students.
Beyond the Statehouse
How to Use an Economic Impact Study to Communicate Your College’s Value to Constituents
Increased Accountability, by the Numbers
Data can help provide the big picture — or an incomplete one.
