College Graduation Rates: Learning From High-Performing and Fast-Gaining Institutions
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A 31,000-student university increased graduation rates for freshmen Pell Grant recipients from 61% in 2005 to 72% in 2012, nearly reaching the graduation rate of non-Pell students. This demonstrates the university's success in improving student outcomes, particularly for traditionally underrepresented groups.
College Graduation Rates: Learning From High-Performing and Fast-Gaining Institutions
- 1. 61% 72% INCREASING COLLEGE GRADUATION RATES: A 31,000-student university that increased graduation rates for freshmen Pell Grant recipients from 61 percent in 2005 to 72 percent in 2012, nearly the same rate as non-Pell students. Learning From High-Performing and Fast-Gaining Institutions 2005 2012 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
- 2. CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY–NORTHRIDGE 2000 2005 47.9% 42.1% 45% 36.5% 34.3% 34% GRADUATION RATES 26.3% An institution that improved student success on their campuses and gave traditionally excluded students a real chance by way of a college degree. 2010 All students Latino students Low-income students
- 3. 61% 72% A 31,000-student university that increased graduation rates for freshmen Pell Grant recipients from 61 percent in 2005 to 72 percent in 2012, nearly the same rate as non-Pell students. 2005 2012 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
- 4. A 31,000-student university that increased graduation rates for freshmen Pell Grant recipients from 61 percent in 2005 to 72 Apercent inurban nearly the diverse, 2012, institution where underrepresented same rate as non-Pell students. minority students graduate at a higher rate than their white peers. 61% 72% GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY 2005 2012 FLORIDA STATE GRADUATION UNIVERSITY RATES
- 5. SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY Where graduation rates for Latino students — a quarter of all undergraduates — nearly doubled from 31.4 percent in 2002 to 58.8 percent in 2011. 2002 2011 31.4% 58.8%
- 6. A 31,000-student university that increased graduation rates for freshmen Pell Grant recipients from 61 percent in 2005 to 72 percent in 2012, nearly the same rate as non-Pell students. AT GREENSBORO 61% 72% UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 2005 2012 A 15,000-student public university that has eliminated the graduation rate gap between black and white students. FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
- 7. 61% 72% A 31,000-student university that A private, nonprofit university increased graduation rates for that increased graduation rates freshmen Pell Grant recipients for Latino students2005 to 72 from 61 percent in 19 points to nearlyin 2012, nearly the its percent the same rate as white students. same rate as non-Pell students. 19 pts 2005 2012 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY
- 8. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–EAU CLAIRE Where graduation rates for freshmen Pell Grant recipients increased from 49 percent in 2005 to 60 percent in 2010. 2005 2010 49% 60%
- 9. A 31,000-student university that increased graduation rates for freshmen Pell Grant recipients from 61 percent in 2005 to 72 percent in 2012, nearly the same rate as non-Pell students. 61% 72% VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY 2005 2012 Which increased the graduation rate for black students 13 points to roughly the same rates as its white students. FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
- 10. A 31,000-student university that increased graduation rates for freshmen Pell Grant recipients from 61 percent in 2005 to 72 percent in 2012, nearly the Where course redesign same rate as non-Pell students. efforts dramatically improved pass rates in gateway mathematics courses. 61% 72% UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 2005 2012 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY