Student Pipeline:
Student Pipeline - Transition and Completion Rates from 9th Grade to College

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Download as:	Percentage of 9th graders who graduate from HS on time, go directly to college, return for their second year, and graduate within 150% of program time	For every 100 Ninth Graders	# Graduate from High School	# Enter College	# Are Still Enrolled Their Sophomore Year	# Graduate within 150% Time	Public High School Graduation Rate - % 9th Graders Graduating 4 Years Later - (NCES CCD 2010)	College-Going Rate (%) - 2010 Fall First-Time Freshmen Directly out of High School	First-Time Degree-Seeking Freshmen - 4-Year Colleges - IPEDS 2010	First-Time Degree-Seeking Freshmen - 2-Year Colleges - IPEDS 2010	Percent Four-Year (%)	Percent Two-Year (%)	Percentage (%) of freshmen at 2-year colleges returning their sophomore year (IPEDS 2010)	Percentage (%) of freshmen at 4-year colleges returning their sophomore year (IPEDS 2010)	Graduation Rate (%) - Two-Year Colleges - After Three Years (2010 IPEDS GRS)	Graduation Rate (%) - Four-Year Colleges - After Six Years (2010 IPEDS GRS)
Alabama	15.0	100	66.5	42.0	26.9	15.0	66.5%	63.2%	15929	12236	56.6%	43.4%	53.6%	72.1%	22.4%	45.7%
Alaska	10.0	100	72.7	33.7	21.3	10.0	72.7%	46.4%	2381	9	99.6%	0.4%	23.5%	63.3%	31.0%	29.7%
Arizona	19.4	100	72.7	42.1	25.0	19.4	72.7%	57.9%	14537	18553	43.9%	56.1%	51.2%	70.0%	39.2%	54.8%
Arkansas	16.6	100	72.6	47.5	30.5	16.6	72.6%	65.4%	11679	5945	66.3%	33.7%	53.0%	69.9%	24.0%	40.6%
California	22.4	100	74.2	45.8	30.4	22.4	74.2%	61.7%	100645	142737	41.4%	58.6%	54.1%	84.0%	38.4%	64.1%
Colorado	23.2	100	76.2	46.6	31.8	23.2	76.2%	61.2%	17397	6869	71.7%	28.3%	50.0%	75.5%	39.9%	53.6%
Connecticut	24.6	100	71	55.9	39.4	24.6	71.0%	78.7%	10333	7398	58.3%	41.7%	54.4%	81.9%	11.5%	67.2%
Delaware	17.8	100	69	32.6	24.2	17.8	69.0%	47.3%	762	1983	82.4%	17.6%	53.4%	78.4%	13.9%	63.4%
Florida	20.1	100	65	41.0	30.9	20.1	65.0%	63.0%	80532	17201	82.4%	17.6%	64.1%	77.9%	52.5%	48.5%
Georgia	17.9	100	62.8	42.5	28.4	17.9	62.8%	67.7%	41133	16120	71.8%	28.2%	50.1%	73.2%	30.3%	46.8%
Hawaii	12.1	100	67	42.6	26.2	12.1	67.0%	63.6%	2549	3313	43.5%	56.5%	54.2%	70.8%	16.7%	43.8%
Idaho	14.9	100	81.5	36.8	23.3	14.9	81.5%	45.1%	4025	1564	72.0%	28.0%	50.1%	68.5%	30.0%	44.8%
Illinois	20.9	100	77	45.2	30.6	20.9	77.0%	58.7%	38856	25451	60.4%	39.6%	53.8%	76.8%	24.9%	60.1%
Indiana	23.6	100	74.4	49.0	34.6	23.6	74.4%	65.8%	32508	7842	80.6%	19.4%	50.7%	75.5%	21.1%	54.8%
Iowa	28.0	100	85.9	57.2	37.4	28.0	85.9%	66.6%	10476	10733	49.4%	50.6%	50.0%	81.2%	33.7%	64.6%
Kansas	23.1	100	82.3	53.2	33.9	23.1	82.3%	64.7%	10245	8382	55.0%	45.0%	52.6%	72.7%	32.5%	52.2%
Kentucky	18.8	100	74.5	46.9	31.2	18.8	74.5%	62.9%	17452	8739	66.6%	33.4%	56.0%	71.8%	27.4%	46.6%
Louisiana	14.8	100	62.2	40.2	26.8	14.8	62.2%	64.7%	18329	7765	70.2%	29.8%	51.8%	72.9%	28.4%	40.2%
Maine	22.9	100	87.9	49.4	34.8	22.9	87.9%	56.2%	4046	2026	66.6%	33.4%	57.1%	77.2%	27.1%	56.0%
Maryland	19.1	100	74.9	47.9	31.6	19.1	74.9%	64.0%	12286	16026	43.4%	56.6%	54.9%	80.5%	21.3%	64.0%
Massachusetts	30.3	100	78.3	57.3	42.4	30.3	78.3%	73.2%	24883	12034	67.4%	32.6%	53.7%	83.9%	19.6%	69.0%
Michigan	18.4	100	72.9	45.1	31.6	18.4	72.9%	61.9%	42974	22866	65.3%	34.7%	51.6%	79.8%	14.9%	54.7%
Minnesota	29.6	100	86.7	61.5	41.7	29.6	86.7%	70.9%	19756	12995	60.3%	39.7%	52.6%	77.8%	29.1%	60.7%
Mississippi	15.9	100	60.7	47.8	30.2	15.9	60.7%	78.8%	6659	14439	31.6%	68.4%	57.3%	75.9%	25.7%	49.7%
Missouri	22.1	100	78.4	48.1	31.7	22.1	78.4%	61.4%	21212	15591	57.6%	42.4%	54.7%	73.9%	32.4%	56.0%
Montana	19.5	100	78.4	47.4	30.6	19.5	78.4%	60.5%	3852	1168	76.7%	23.3%	51.6%	68.4%	29.6%	44.6%
Nebraska	27.1	100	79.2	55.0	39.5	27.1	79.2%	69.5%	8311	4131	66.8%	33.2%	59.6%	77.8%	35.9%	56.0%
Nevada	9.8	100	50.8	26.3	18.8	9.8	50.8%	51.8%	7366	1145	86.5%	13.5%	55.6%	73.8%	44.8%	36.0%
New Hampshire	24.3	100	82.2	52.9	37.0	24.3	82.2%	64.3%	3644	2744	57.0%	43.0%	56.9%	79.9%	26.9%	60.2%
New Jersey	25.7	100	88.6	60.8	43.1	25.7	88.6%	68.6%	23552	21186	52.6%	47.4%	58.4%	82.1%	18.0%	64.0%
New Mexico	15.2	100	62.2	45.0	27.4	15.2	62.2%	72.4%	6270	6272	50.0%	50.0%	51.0%	70.5%	27.2%	40.4%
New York	22.6	100	73.4	50.6	37.2	22.6	73.4%	68.9%	75228	44328	62.9%	37.1%	59.7%	81.6%	21.1%	58.6%
North Carolina	19.7	100	68.8	44.0	30.6	19.7	68.8%	64.0%	34182	19813	63.3%	36.7%	54.6%	78.2%	21.0%	58.6%
North Dakota	25.9	100	86.4	58.2	40.4	25.9	86.4%	67.4%	3012	829	78.4%	21.6%	54.0%	73.6%	36.4%	46.6%
Ohio	22.3	100	74.9	46.1	31.9	22.3	74.9%	61.5%	56035	15548	78.3%	21.7%	49.8%	74.7%	25.2%	54.7%
Oklahoma	18.0	100	75.4	45.4	28.3	18.0	75.4%	60.2%	13871	7864	63.8%	36.2%	50.6%	69.1%	32.3%	43.8%
Oregon	16.4	100	75.1	35.9	24.4	16.4	75.1%	47.8%	8870	5090	63.5%	36.5%	49.3%	78.9%	25.3%	57.5%
Pennsylvania	28.2	100	79.5	48.4	35.8	28.2	79.5%	60.9%	55314	20320	73.1%	26.9%	55.4%	80.8%	37.9%	65.8%
Rhode Island	20.0	100	71.1	46.5	32.7	20.0	71.1%	65.4%	2877	2030	58.6%	41.4%	54.1%	81.6%	9.3%	66.8%
South Carolina	16.0	100	60.5	41.3	26.1	16.0	60.5%	68.3%	15256	11450	57.1%	42.9%	48.9%	73.9%	14.7%	56.7%
South Dakota	27.1	100	78.7	56.5	38.1	27.1	78.7%	71.8%	3699	1075	77.5%	22.5%	64.5%	68.2%	52.4%	46.8%
Tennessee	19.7	100	75.8	47.0	31.0	19.7	75.8%	62.0%	23472	12566	65.1%	34.9%	53.1%	72.9%	28.0%	49.4%
Texas	15.9	100	70.4	39.6	25.7	15.9	70.4%	56.2%	83837	61944	57.5%	42.5%	53.8%	73.3%	28.2%	49.2%
Utah	20.3	100	80.5	42.9	29.6	20.3	80.5%	53.3%	12969	3001	81.2%	18.8%	50.8%	73.3%	39.7%	49.1%
Vermont	26.7	100	88.1	47.1	34.3	26.7	88.1%	53.5%	1793	435	80.5%	19.5%	45.5%	79.5%	20.1%	65.4%
Virginia	23.6	100	75	47.9	33.3	23.6	75.0%	63.8%	27069	18530	59.4%	40.6%	56.3%	78.6%	29.5%	62.8%
Washington	19.5	100	73.2	35.4	25.8	19.5	73.2%	48.3%	17985	7896	69.5%	30.5%	56.5%	80.3%	34.2%	64.2%
West Virginia	17.8	100	72.5	42.9	27.7	17.8	72.5%	59.2%	7711	1985	79.5%	20.5%	50.0%	68.3%	21.7%	46.5%
Wisconsin	27.1	100	85.9	51.6	38.4	27.1	85.9%	60.1%	26134	8062	76.4%	23.6%	57.9%	79.4%	32.2%	58.8%
Wyoming	24.2	100	79.3	47.9	29.6	24.2	79.3%	60.4%	797	1902	29.5%	70.5%	57.1%	72.7%	49.4%	53.0%
Nation	20.8	100	73.5	45.9	31.4	20.8	73.5%	62.5%	1085207	680131	61.5%	38.5%	54.3%	77.1%	29.9%	55.1%

Source: NCES: Common Core Data; IPEDS Residency and Migration, Fall Enrollment, and Graduation Rate Surveys

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Student Pipeline: Student Pipeline - Transition and Completion Rates from 9th Grade to College

Student Pipeline:
Student Pipeline - Transition and Completion Rates from 9th Grade to College