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[CajunFun]

This graphic is interesting:
https://getdata.louisiana.edu/stat

There are several bright spots: minority enrollments, first-generation students, and a 9.9% grad school increase from a year ago.

And one other: 600 transfers from other colleges, 42% from 4-year institutions. Of the top 5 previous schools, there is only one 4-year college on the list... suggesting over 200 students transfered.

[Turbine]

Very cool.

I'm going to spend a few with this.

[moorecajun]

This graphic is interesting:
https://getdata.louisiana.edu/stat

There are several bright spots: minority enrollments, first-generation students, and a 9.9% grad school increase from a year ago.

And one other: 600 transfers from other colleges, 42% from 4-year institutions. Of the top 5 previous schools, there is only one 4-year college on the list... suggesting over 200 students transfered.

Very interesting information.

I noticed third on the list of Transfers was tsab; in the past that would have been because they were flunking out over there.

Now it's for a better degree.

[CajunJack55]

This graphic is interesting:
https://getdata.louisiana.edu/stat

There are several bright spots: minority enrollments, first-generation students, and a 9.9% grad school increase from a year ago.

And one other: 600 transfers from other colleges, 42% from 4-year institutions. Of the top 5 previous schools, there is only one 4-year college on the list... suggesting over 200 students transfered.

18% out of state, is that low, high, on par with other schools in Louisiana? Or other schools in Sunbelt?

[Winning]

18% out of state, is that low, high, on par with other schools in Louisiana? Or other schools in Sunbelt?

That is for graduate enrollment. Undergrad out of state is much lower. So low the university makes it difficult to find unless I’m blind.

[cajunfan96]

18% out of state, is that low, high, on par with other schools in Louisiana? Or other schools in Sunbelt?

Seems like Men are dropping off from college. 60%-40% Women to Men.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Seems like Men are dropping off from college. 60%-40% Women to Men.

Colleges have been favoring women for decades. More scholarships, etc

[60swerethebest]

For 2022-23 academic year
88% in state UG enrollment
91% in state Bach degree.

Interestingly, 25% finished in 4 years.

[60swerethebest]

From a link on the info provided below is some neat info. We really are important to Louisiana. Health field, engineers and teachers. 3 fairly important
Professional people


https://getdata.louisiana.edu/sites/..._April2023.png

[ZoomZoom]

For 2022-23 academic year
88% in state UG enrollment
91% in state Bach degree.

Interestingly, 25% finished in 4 years.

AP from local high schools should help boost that number.