The graduation rate reports provide a one-page summary of statistics for each of the Texas public universities or the Texas public two-year colleges. Each report also includes an aggregate statewide analysis. All reports track a cohort of first-time students entering in the fall semester of the year identified who enrolled in at least 12 semester credit hours for at least their first semester. The students originally enrolled at either a public university or two-year college (CTC) and were historically tracked throughout Texas public higher education for six or 10 years. Student enrollment with independent institutions, public or independent health-related institutions, and career colleges were not included.
Historical Baccalaureate Graduation Rate Reports tracked a student cohort (by ethnicity) for either six or 10 years, beginning at either a public university or two-year college for the fall (year) specified. Reports for students originally enrolled in a public university indicate cohort members having completed a Baccalaureate (at the same or different institution from first enrolled), remained enrolled but no degree after the specified time, or who were no longer enrolled after the specified time. Two-year college reports are similar, reporting Baccalaureate recipients, transfers to senior institutions, associate degree graduates who did not transfer to a senior institution, and those students enrolled in a two-year institution but without a degree within the specified time.
Universities - 6-Year Rate (Entering in the Fall)
2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998
1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992
1991 1990 1989 1988 1987
Universities - 10-Year Rate (Entering in the Fall)
1996 Full-Time 1996 Part-Time 1992 1991
Community and Technical Colleges - 6-Year Rate (Entering in the Fall)
2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998
1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992
1991 1990 1989 1988 1987
Community and Technical Colleges - 10-Year Rate (Entering in the Fall)
BA
1992
Identifies the number of degree recipients (associate’s or Baccalaureate) within a cohort by the number of years it took to earn the degree (from fall to fall) for the specified time (six or 10 years).
BA in 6 Years Starting at a Community or Technical College
AA in 6 Years Starting at a Community or Technical College
BA in 10 Years Starting at a Community or Technical College
Current Graduation Rate Reports
Historical Graduation Rate Reports (2004-2012)