Nontraditional Student Study

Nontraditional Students in Public Institutions: A Multi-State Unit Record Analysis, by John Milam, was funded by Lumina through a grant to the University of Virginia as part of the Emerging Pathways project. It presents new insights into the retention and graduation of nontraditional students in public institutions. The study examines the impact of student demographics, enrollment behavior, school characteristics, and major on outcomes. The results are broken out by two- and four-year schools and address issues such as transfer, stop outs, co-enrollment, the climate of diversity, adult learner-friendly policies, and the impact of institutional resources. read more »

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Cost of Not Knowing

 

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What We Do

  • Provide leadership in the postsecondary data community
  • Provide consulting services about collecting and using national postsecondary data
  • Develop online, data-driven, software applications for data collection, analysis, and dissemination
  • Leverage data and technology to facilitate web-enabled, management decision making
  • Serve federal and state agencies and institutional consortia
  • Present and publish about postsecondary data systems, cost of instruction models, emerging technologies, and longitudinal, student tracking

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