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Retention Rates for Freshmen Who Enrolled in Kentucky Public Colleges in Fall 2010, by Race and Ethnicity

August 26, 2012

Just under half of all first-time freshmen who started at two-year public institutions in Kentucky in the fall of 2010 were still enrolled at the same institutions in the fall of 2011. With the exception of Kentucky State University, all four-year public universities did better than that, with retention rates ranging from almost two-thirds to more than three-quarters.

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Retention Rates for Freshmen Who Enrolled in Kentucky Public Colleges in Fall 2010, by Race and Ethnicity

Just under half of all first-time freshmen who started at two-year public institutions in Kentucky in the fall of 2010 were still enrolled at the same institutions in the fall of 2011. With the exception of Kentucky State University, all four-year public universities did better than that, with retention rates ranging from almost two-thirds to more than three-quarters.

American Indian/Alaskan Native (non-Hispanic) Asian, non-Hispanic Black, non-Hispanic Hispanic, any race White, non-Hispanic Total
2-year public institutions Number enrolled in fall 2010 Retained Number enrolled in fall 2010 Retained Number enrolled in fall 2010 Retained Number enrolled in fall 2010 Retained Number enrolled in fall 2010 Retained Number enrolled in fall 2010 Retained
Totals and percentages for all 2-year public institutions 36 44.4% 108 62.0% 1,418 40.1% 340 48.2% 11,366 50.9% 13,623 49.7%
4-year public institutions
Eastern Kentucky U. 16 62.5% 18 77.8% 230 63.9% 49 61.2% 2,174 63.8% 2,593 63.8%
Kentucky State U. * * * * 431 40.4% * * 58 43.1% 635 41.6%
Morehead State U. * * * * 64 57.8% * * 1,083 68.9% 1,188 68.3%
Murray State U. 8 62.5% 9 77.8% 108 53.7% 25 60.0% 1,173 69.9% 1,390 68.2%
Northern Kentucky U. 7 57.1% 22 59.1% 235 55.7% 52 65.4% 1,870 64.5% 2,338 63.2%
U. of Kentucky * * 118 88.1% 359 68.0% 109 76.1% 3,394 80.3% 4,290 78.8%
U. of Louisville * * 62 91.9% 287 74.9% 100 75.0% 1,993 74.3% 2,577 74.4%
Western Kentucky U. 8 50.0% 24 62.5% 507 46.5% 73 52.1% 2,672 67.6% 3,369 63.5%
Totals and percentages for all 4-year public institutions 49 59.2% 256 83.2% 2,221 55.9% 429 66.9% 14,417 70.7% 18,380 68.5%

* Five or fewer students fell into this category. In cases in which the number was greater than zero, results were withheld to maintain student privacy.
Note: Figures do not add up to the total because a few smaller racial categories are not shown.

Source: Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education
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