Students
Trending this year: With national attention focused on college affordability and completion, proposals were made both to alter the federal financial-aid system and to measure students’ progress more effectively. Enrollment appears to have tapered off after a decade-long surge, and the total supply of high-school graduates is expected to fall slightly in the next few years. Meanwhile, a group of organizations studying financial aid suggested that students automatically enter income-based repayment plans after graduation.
Full analysis: No Easy Fixes for Helping Students or Tracking Their Progress
The Data
Enrollment
Degrees
Characteristics
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Amount Borrowed per Credit Earned, by Type of Institution and Completion Status, 2009
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Comparison of Failure Rates for Completers vs. Noncompleters in Top Community-College Courses
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Characteristics of Recipients of Research Doctorates, 2010-11
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Unemployment Rate and Earnings by Highest Level of Education, 2012
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