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Undergraduate college enrollment increased from 1985-2010 at a rate of about 2.2% each year. In 2010, enrollment peaked at about 18.1 million students. Since 2011, enrollment has decreased at a rate of about 1.5% each year. Enrollment reached its lowest point in 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Enrollment estimates are adjusted for Clearinghouse data coverage rates by institutional sector, state, and year. ... dashboard provides a focused look at 18-year-old freshmen who most likely have graduated from high school in Spring 2024 and entered college immediately after. Fall 2024 Highlights. Postsecondary enrollment rebounded above pre ...

The overall college enrollment rate for 18- to 24-year-olds (the age range representing the majority of students who are enrolled in college 1) was 39 percent in 2022. 2 In this indicator, college enrollment rate is defined as the percentage of 18- to 24-year-olds enrolled as undergraduate or graduate students in 2- or 4-year institutions. The Immediate College Enrollment Rate indicator ...

Higher education news tends to be a mixed bag, and the most recent enrollment report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center is no exception.. Last week, the clearinghouse released preliminary findings for fall 2024 and found that undergraduate enrollment rose 3% compared with early data from last year. On the other hand, it showed enrollment among first-year students dropped 5 ...

By Bill DeBaun, Senior Director, Data and Strategic Initiatives. Reading time: Five minutes. Total postsecondary enrollment rose about pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels in the Fall 2024 semester driven by strong undergraduate (+4.7% year-over-year), freshman (+5.5%), and 18-year-old freshman (+3.4%) growth that is a welcome surprise and bit of good news for the higher education sector.

The college enrollment rate of recent high school graduates, at 62.8 percent in October 2024, was little different from the rate of 61.4 percent in October 2023. (See table 1.) Among 2024 high school graduates ages 16 to 24, the college enrollment rate for young women, at 69.5 percent in October 2024, continued to be higher than the rate for ...

Between fall 2023 and fall 2024, college enrollment levels increased in every U.S. state except Nebraska and Vermont, where enrollments decreased by less than 1%. ... D.C., by 1.9%. Utah saw the greatest increase in college enrollments — up 12% from 2023. College enrollment rates generally correlate with a state’s population. Larger states ...

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This post both updates and corrects a previous post about fall 2024 college enrollment: Total undergraduate college enrollment increased 4.5 percent nationwide compared to fall 2023. ... While both groups earned associate degrees at roughly the same rate, Pell Grant recipients were less likely to transfer to a four-year institution prior to ...

Then, in the spring 2024 semester, undergraduate enrollment increased again — a 2.5% gain (about 359,000 students) over spring 2023, according to the Current Term Enrollment Estimates report ...

Enrollment also increased at four-year nonprofits. Overall headcounts grew 3.8% at private colleges and 3.1% at public institutions. Older students largely drove the growth in first-year students. Enrollment of first-year students from ages 21 to 24 surged 16.7% in fall 2024, while headcounts of students 25 and older spiked by a whopping 19.7%.

The updated information focuses on the enrollment patterns of 1.4 million 18-year-old freshmen from 79.7% of those institutions as of October 31, 2024. Main Findings

Title: Current Term Enrollment Estimates: Fall 2024. Source: National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. ... Regionally, enrollment increased at similar rates in the Northeast, South, and West (4.7 percent each) and rose by 3.1 percent in the Midwest. Utah led the nation in enrollment growth (12.1 percent), while the District of Columbia ...

In fall 2024, first-year enrollment among 18-year-olds declined 5.8% year over year, after growing 2.9% the previous fall. In comparison, enrollment among students ages 25 to 29 grew 20% over the same period, building on a 15.6% annual increase in fall 2023. ... Students who previously began their first year of college are now driving ...

College Enrollment Rates The overall college enrollment rate for 18- to 24-year-olds was lower in 2022 than a decade earlier in 2012 (39 vs. 41 percent). The rate in 2022 was higher for 18- to 24-year-olds who were Asian (61 percent) than for those who were White (41 percent), of Two or more races (36 percent), Black

Freshman enrollment rose 5.5% in fall 2024, with the highest increases at community colleges and for-profit schools. ... FAFSA completion rates and college enrollment typically go hand in hand ...

Despite Overall Growth, Early Data Indicates Freshmen Enrollment Declining 5% This Fall. Read our media statement on the Stay Informed report.. HERNDON, VA – (OCTOBER 23, 2024) – Enrollment in undergraduate programs is up 3% in early reporting this fall compared to similar early data from fall 2023, indicating a second straight year of undergraduate enrollment growth, according to the ...

Another critical factor influencing Fall 2024 enrollment trends is the shifting demographics of college-bound students. The traditional college-aged population (18-24 years old) has been declining in many regions due to lower birth rates in the early 2000s.

If you felt like the 2024 – 2025 college admissions cycle was the most stressful yet—you weren’t imagining it. This year brought soaring application numbers, fierce competition for selective majors, and a growing sense of unpredictability for students and families. ... In some cases, the acceptance rate for ED applicants was more than ...