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The fall 2024 report includes a new indicator capturing enrollment trends across institutions by the share of the undergraduate population that receives Pell Grants as well as a separate age category capturing 18-year-old freshmen. ... just 1.0 percent below 2019 levels (+4.7%, +716,000 this fall), while graduate enrollment grew to 3.2 million ...

In fall 2021, some 3.2 million students were enrolled at the postbaccalaureate level 1 in degree-granting institutions in the United States. 2 Postbaccalaureate degree programs include master’s and doctoral programs as well as professional doctoral programs such as law, medicine, and dentistry. Between 2010 and 2019, total postbaccalaureate enrollment increased by 5 percent (from 2.9 million ...

Trends in Graduate Enrollment. While some trends impacting our work in graduate enrollment management aren't necessarily new, they are exacerbated by the impending undergraduate enrollment "cliff" projected to begin in 2025. Here are a few that are particularly worthy of our attention.

lives. This year’s Graduate Enrollment and Degrees report (GE&D) provides important data on the graduate student pipelines that shape the U.S. workforce of tomorrow. Specifically, the 2023 GE&D report provides analyses of trends in domestic and international student applications, admissions decisions, and enrollments for higher education leaders.

This can include everything from enrollment trends to identifying the “right” amount of financial aid and correlating margin impact programs. Cross-walking data on student demand for programs with workforce needs and talent management through technologically enhanced analytics can help provide a road map for program prioritization and creation.

The CGS Graduate Enrollment and Degrees report, published annually since 1986, presents the findings of the CGS/ETS Survey of Graduate Enrollment and Degrees and is a joint project of the Council of Graduate Schools and the Educational Testing Service (ETS).. The latest report, Graduate Enrollment and Degrees: 2012 to 2022, is the most current version of the only national survey that collects ...

Sheer population trends helped drive graduate enrollment during the last decade, with an increase in the number of Americans who are candidates for it — ages 25 to 44, with bachelor’s degrees. But even as there are more of those 25- to 44-year-old candidates for graduate education, the proportion of them who actually go has started to erode.

This report aims to provide valuable insights on graduate enrollment trends, drawing on data from AACSB-accredited schools collected in the Business School Questionnaire Programs Module, with the latest findings from 2023–24. This analysis offers a look into some of the common questions around graduate enrollment patterns over the last ...

Before we address graduate trends, let’s talk about the preliminary Fall 2024 undergraduate data recently released by National Student Clearinghouse (NSC). While first-year student enrollment contracted by 5 percent overall (and as much as 8.5 at some types of institutions), overall undergraduate enrollment grew by 3 percent.

Based on trends during other recessionary periods—booms in graduate enrollment followed by a slowdown—we had anticipated that graduate enrollments in 2023 might continue to decline as they had in 2022. But the National Student Clearinghouse estimates that graduate enrollment grew by 0.6% from 2022 to 2023.

Trends in graduate student enrollment by field of study. Graduate student enrollment in science, engineering, and health has steadily increased since the 1980s, led by increases in science field enrollment (+275,000, or +117%, from 1975-2021). Engineering enrollment followed, increasing by approximately 100,000 (+146%), while health saw the ...

Source: National Student Clearinghouse, CTEE, Fall 2023 Implications for 2024: Institutions must continue to bring alternative student populations (graduate, online, and adult undergraduate) from the periphery to the center in order to diversify their revenue streams.As these alternative populations become critical to institutional health, marketing, recruitment, admission, and other functions ...

The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center leverages the robust data reported to the Clearinghouse by participating institutions nationwide to provide vital insights into student journeys and success. By analyzing shifts in enrollment, progress, and completions, higher education leaders can monitor crucial trends, benchmark performance, and identify areas for improvement.

Title: Graduate Enrollment and Degrees: 2010-2020 Authors: Enyu Zhou and Janet Gao Source: Council of Graduate Schools To understand the impact of the pandemic on graduate education, a recently released report from the Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) examines enrollment and completion trends between Fall 2019 and 2020. Co-sponsored by the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), CGS conducted the ...

Graduate school admissions are evolving rapidly, and understanding the trends can help prospective students position themselves for success. Data from the IPEDS, National Student Clearinghouse, Open Doors, and Council of Graduate Schools, reported by Ruffalo Noel Levitz (RNL), identifies key trends universities and applicants must watch in 2024.. These trends shape how universities recruit and ...

Apr 16, 2024 | Graduate Enrollment, Marketing Trends. ... While CGS reports a decline of 4.7% in domestic first-time graduate enrollment during the same period, there was a notable surge in international graduate first-time enrollment, marking a substantial 10.2% increase. This divergence underscores the global allure of graduate education and ...

Key Market Trends Impacting Graduate Enrollment. 1. Growth in Part-Time and Flexible Enrollment. A notable shift in the graduate market is the increasing number of students seeking part-time and hybrid learning options. Many working professionals are looking for programs that allow them to balance their education with careers and family ...

Trends in First-time Graduate Enrollment by Broad Field of Study, 9 Fall 2011 to Fall 2021 Figure 8. Percentage Shares in Total Graduate Enrollment of U.S. Citizens and 10 Permanent residents by Selected Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2011 to Fall 2021 Figure 9. Trends in Graduate Degrees Awarded by Degree Level, 2011 to 2021 11

Rescission of Graduate School Acceptance. As previously noted, department chairs told us it was too early to understand fully the impact on first-year graduate students for the Fall 2025 semester. Stories on individual programs and university departments indicated they were rescinding offers of acceptance to their graduate programs.