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Higher Education Enrollment Trends by Gender, 1970 to 2025

March 20, 2019 wswail

There has been a sea change in college enrollment when it comes to gender over the past half century. The…

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Posted in: 2019, Enrollment & Student Pathways, EPIGraph, Institutions, Rankings, & Systems

Tertiary Attainment by Country (2014)

March 6, 2019 wswail

Many commenters on higher education espouse how the US is falling behind many other countries. The reality is that other…

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Posted in: 2019, EPIGraph, Persistence, Retention, & Graduation

Who Receives Financial Aid? (2016-17)

February 28, 2019 wswail

It may be of interest to readers which students receive financial aid at US colleges and universities. This EPIGraph illustrates…

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Posted in: 2019, EPIGraph, Financial Aid & FAFSA, Institutions, Rankings, & Systems

Dual Enrollment Participation

February 6, 2019 wswail

The High School Longitudinal Study of 2009 followed ninth-grade students to and through high school graduation, college, and the workforce.…

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Posted in: 2019, EPIGraph, K12 Education & School Systems

ACT High School College and Career Readiness, 2018

January 17, 2019 wswail

A marginal percentage of US high school students are adequately prepared for college and career, according to Iowa City-based ACT.…

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Posted in: 2019, EPIGraph

Median Caseload per School Counselor, by High School Type, 2009

January 14, 2019 wswail

Data from the High School Longitudinal Study (HSLS:09) that began in 2009 and followed 23,000 students in the United States…

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Posted in: 2019, EPIGraph, K12 Education & School Systems

Total Student Loan Balances by Age Group, 2013 to 2017

January 4, 2019 wswail

A few weeks back to published an EPIGraph about the number of student borrowers by age group. This edition we…

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Posted in: 2019, EPIGraph, Financial Aid & FAFSA, Student Debt & Borrowing

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The Swail Letter on Higher Education

Things That Sound Too Good to Be True (They Are)

Things That Sound Too Good to Be True (They Are)

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AI, Research, and the New Academic Divide

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