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Enhancing Educational Attainment in Arizona

Enhancing Educational Attainment in Arizona. Chance for College in the U.S. For every 100 students beginning 9 th grade, 67 graduate four years later. Of those, 38 enroll in college within a year. Chance for College in Arizona.

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Enhancing Educational Attainment in Arizona

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  1. Enhancing Educational Attainment in Arizona

  2. Chance for College in the U.S. • For every 100 students beginning 9th grade, 67 graduate four years later. • Of those, 38 enroll in college within a year.

  3. Chance for College in Arizona • For every 100 students beginning 9th grade, 59 graduate four years later. • Of those, 29 enroll in college within a year.

  4. Chance for college in Arizona = 29.6% Chance for college in Arizona for low-income students = 15.6% Chance for College in Arizona

  5. For every 100 students who enter 9th grade... Chance for College in Other States 100 84 53 in Minnesota will graduate will go on to college 100 69 32 in California will graduate will go on to college 100 70 37 in Colorado will graduate will go on to college

  6. Projected Percent Change in Number of Public High School Graduates Between 2001-22 and 2017-18 Knocking at the College Door, WICHE, Dec 2003

  7. Arizona Public High School Graduates Knocking at the College Door, WICHE, Dec 2003

  8. Arizona Public High School Graduates by Race/Ethnicity Knocking at the College Door, WICHE, Dec 2003

  9. ASU Student Profile Growth, Quality, and Competitiveness

  10. Projected Increases in ASU Enrollment 60,480 est Institutional Analysis

  11. Tempe Campus EnrollmentFall 1998 - Fall 2005* *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  12. Polytechnic Campus EnrollmentFall 1998 - Fall 2005* *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  13. West Campus EnrollmentFall 1998 - Fall 2005* *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  14. Trends in New Undergraduate Enrollment Fall 1995 - Fall 2005* *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  15. Minority Undergraduate Enrollment Fall 1995 - Fall 2005* Ten-Year Growth 76.4%54.4% 70.1% 80.5% *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  16. Minority Resident Freshman EnrollmentFall 1995-2005* Ten-Year Growth 163.1% 120.7% 118.1% 143.5% *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  17. Fall 2005 Freshman Profile* *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  18. Freshman Academic Profile Fall 2001 – 2005* *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  19. Freshman Scholar EnrollmentFall 2001 – Fall 2005* FIVE-YEAR GROWTH 102.2% 38.4% 89.4% *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

  20. National Merit Scholar Enrollment TrendsFall 1998 – Fall 2005* *Fall 2005 based on enrollment indicators. Final number available after 21st day.

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